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Wc will soon remove to more spacious
and commodious quarters, and for the next
30 or 40 days we will make deep cuts in
v prices on everything in our stock, Want to
move as few goods as possible. C 2C
X Take advantage of this opportunity to
buy goods cheaper than ever before in Sa
lem.
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Every Item Quoted
is a Money Saver
Fancy Silks
A lot of choice patterns
sold regular at SI. 50
the yard.
Sale Price 95c yard
Some 75c and $1.00 val
ues to close at
63c the yard
Fur Collarettes
Our big cuts are mov
ing them fast. From $2
to 6 saved on each
garment.
DEEP PRICECuts
on all Men's Cloth'
ing A reduction of i
Zb per cent given
to January Buyers
Pay you to look
through.
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J. J. DALRYMPLE &. COMPANY
Will)
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imi in i v ii I on
i nUblUA i uuo i
is now over. I can now attend
to your wants with the
promptness of the past. I will
spare neither pains nor ex
pense in my efforts to please
all who trust their work to me.
You may be assured that it
will be attended to properly,
and in a competent manner.
Watches cleaned, 75c.
Main Springs, 75c.
and warranted
C.H.HINGBS
WATCIIMAKtill
AND OPTICIAN.
UOOCOMM1CWOIAI, ST.
Hop Growers
Attention!
Wo havooponod iui oflleo anil sample
room, In Hid room ill roar of Gilbert
Bros, llnnk, at fitilom, Oregon, with
Juntos WlrtHtiinliiy tu ohurgo.
Hop Growers should now wind in their
unmplut, so that thoy can ho arranged
for inspection. Buyers desiring to Mil
on thoau samples uro Invited to consult
James Wiiistauloy an to ptirtluuliirH.
Othurolllcus will bo opened In differ
unt localities in thunnar future, of which
duo notion will ho glvt'ii.
For further information nddrami tho
secretary, IIu.fitv U Biotm,
Unttovlllu, Oregon. 12 '.7 2w
WEATHER REPORT.
Tonight
ruin.
mul tomoriow occasional
Out 178 Days,
' The good ship Crlsslo has Just arrived
with a cargo o( tho culubnttod Giant
Portland Cement. Plenty on luuiil anil
for milo. Also 20,000 foot drain tllu ttt
I oasouahlo prices.
0, S, BENTLEY & COMPANY.
3IO Front Stiooli
lUMr vmA
A Hvtr Siinimnry.
"It'ti wonderful," Bald tho innii with
tho solemn air of erudition, "wlmt a
dlnuroiicc a slight matter will uiuUo In
tho world's estimate of a num."
"It Isn't feo In literature," wim tlio an
swer. "A man muxt have ineilt
tlioru"-
"Not neeossarlly. If he geta IiIk spell
ing wroue tlmt'fl plain Ignorance. Hut
If ho gets IiIh facts and logic all twist
ed that's originality." Washington
Htar.
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Nnllril Doivii.
Olio of tin; HovuroHt punishments a
refractory soldier aim experience l to
bo "nailed down" In n tent. It In Raid
that a Turkish hath It) u frigid niYnlr
ns compared with a perfectly closo
tout undue n hot nun, and after an
hour or two of that sort of Hwcutliig
tho most rebellious soldier will readily
promlHo to bo food.
PERSONALS
M. M. Parvin was a pnWnfecr for Al
bany today!
J. V, Urown of Sllverton, In in tho
city on business.
S. A.'Dawson, returned to his homo
lu Albany this morning.
Fred Davis tho commission merchant,
went south today on business.
G. Stolz, roturncd homo this morn
ing, from a business trip up tho river.
Murry Flemming lias accepted a po
sition as city Balesman for Wright & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Itlgs left last
e oiling for an extended visit In California.
Clias. Ilurganif, the architect, now of
Albany, was in tho city on business to
day. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Murphy left today
for Kiigone, where thoy will visit for a
few days.
David I.Inki of Knjjene, n former resi
dent of Aurora, was in tho city today on
business.
Thos. Pcott, the pioneer of HcottB
Mills, Is in the city on binlnees at tho
court Iiouk).
Kov. J. J. Kvaus, of tho Christian
clmrcli, is at Indeimndefico assisting in
revival services.
Miss Florence Mo.iiier, roturncd homo
today, after a few wccIch visit witli
I'orlland friends.
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JUDGES AND CLERKS.
1IMHVrriiilki'iii'iVii
aHniawMiMWu
lUiVHtrtt
Appointments Made By the
Court This Morning.
County
Klmer Adaiiitcamo up from Wood
burn, to spend a few days with his
father Capt. I.. 1. Adams.
Mrs. V. J. Beckett has gone to Califor
nia, whore alio will spend the winter
with friends and relatives.
Claudo Johnson it carrying the hack
of liis neck in a sling, on account of a
well-developed carbuncle in that region.
Mrs.T. J. Chorrlngton is in thu city
visiting hor sister, Mrs. John Maurer,
and will stay the remainder of the
week.
Chas. I). Oabreilson, thu insurance
man, left lantovuniiig for n visit of sev
eral weeks at bis old home In Des
Moines.
Alex Moir, clerk in l.udd A llnsli
bank, left this morning for Alhuqurquc,
New Mexico. Mr. Moir will spend tho
u Inter there searching for butter health.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Barnes, of tho
New York Uaoket Store, went to Inde
IHjudenco last evening for a short visit
with tho family of their daughter, Mrs.
J. A. Mills.
Hurry J. Singleton, who is employed
at Seattle, arrived this morning from
Sun FranciKJo, whero be sKnt soveral
weeks lu a hotmitul, leaving soino minor
parts of Ids anatomy, and comes out
freed from the dread disease, append!-uilis.
Urotliethood Election.
Thu I'ilgrlin llrotherhood held a short
business mooting last evening and
elected olllcers for the ensuing year. The
present olllcers were all re-elected as
follewH: President, John llaynej vice
president, A. A. itashor; secretary, 0.
II. Sliliin.
Program committee G. M. Powers,
John llayuc, It. II. Duncan.
Next regular meeting will bo held on
tlmuNonlng of Jan. 2.1, when the ques
lion to lo discussed is: "What Is the
Moral IiiHupiico of the Press Upon
Society of today?"
Coi
Breakfast
A Clncli.
Wealthy families lu Ohliin who linvn
inurrlageublu duughtern whom they du
Biro to I; cup at home advertise for du
slrablo soiih-Iii-Iuw. The son Indaw
tlius necuruil doun not take Ids hrlde
away, but merely hangs up his traps
lu Ids wife's homo nud becomes ono of
thu family.
A nmlioplille'ii itepir.
Mnndcll Crclghtou, thu bishop of
London, lins a horror of lendlug Ida
favorite books, soys a London corre
spondent. Tho bishop Is n charming
wit as well us a great scholar. A fel
low clergyman once visited tho bishop
and took a fancy to au old edition of
Hlmkespearo. lie borrowed thu volume
and did not thluk to return It for sev
eral mouths.
Finally thu minister returned It with
a letter, saying: "My Dear KIhIioii I
have great pleasure In returning the
oluuio you loaned mo."
Tho bishop answered: "My Dear
Brother All tho Joy Is mine." Denver
Republican.
Cereals
That make iiuappi'tiiiug anddelicion
meal wo huvo In all kimis oi piuNira
tlojis from oats, whuut, corn ami In mul
oatllukoo, w beaten grits, and combined
with our u't'inilnu sugar-eimid liuum,
.bacon or suiiKuge, aiuia eup of ociflVo
made from oxiuisitel,v lluvortxl mid hlili
ijrudo enffcoi, or our IIiik ICngliNJi brwik
ten, is a treat fm the uU.
Son n km anN,
TIIK (IKOCKlt
UI.BlHlti rt Tnlniih n 51
Hteaineifc Melted.
And food aonllixsatud by thu HrilUh, but
wo In Oregon huvo u ijulutor way. we just
uk) our monoy uud Mwure plenty of llrt
ohiwi giiK.'iiri( from Itnuiioii A Itagan
I 8od
Tho Polk County Touclmw' AaH- a
tii;ii will be hold in Dallas February :0
Tlie length of thu Grand cnual from
Tientsin to llnng Chow, lu China, la
O.0 mlliM. It conuoetH great puin with
rich coal regions.
AVI.r Mnu.
"Great Idea, that of Mike's," sold the
cnlliiihliutle heulur of the bettor sort.
"Ho Isn't tmtlstlod with Nhaklng hands
with his constituents lu thu ordinary
way, Whon ho moots one of (hum, he
grubs both his hands."
"Ain't that rnthor overdoing ItT" said
tho cautious pursuii.
"It might look that way to yon, but
Mlko known his liuslnass. Ah long u
ho holds thu fuflow'H hands his watch
U safu." Indianapolis Journal.
The NIihiiid ut It.
MDousn't It hurt your tiousoloucu to
wear those pretty bird wings on your
hutr
"It does a Ilttlo, because they ore
uot genuine wlugs Thoy aro ouly
eluvor luiltntlons." Ohleugo Trlbuue.
A lluok She Wonliln'l llvail.
"Thero Is onu book of Mr. Steven
Hou'a that I myself huvo never read,"
inld Mrs. Htuvensoii. "I refused to
read It and held to my refusal. I inako
it n rulo never to read u novel the
nceiiu of which Is laid lu a bygone, age.
Tho author always deem It his duty
to mako his characters talk In what
he considers thu language of that pe
riod, and I inn always sure that ho
doesn't know positively how they did
tulk, so 1 won't read such books. I
would uover read the 'Black Arrow,'
nud Mr. Htovouson thought It such a
good Joko that ho Insisted upon dedi
cating It to me." Illustrated Indiana
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Some Prices
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WIIOLICSALF. AND UF.TAll. 3
Pine Wines, LiQOORb, CiGflRsi
218 COMMERCIAL STREET, I
160 STATU STREET, Sj
: Courteous treatment t nil tlmos. JV-s t-UUKl blKUltl. 3
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Aluminum ThiinblM ..
Musliml siHtous
Lead pencils
Clilldrou'suixil iiilttoint.
MutMl Imek coiulul
lit
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..Hopyrdoi
. IHo up
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Child' good ttsiti InudiM 10i
rim h'rwiH'h tooth In ulu ... ,'ZU
Aluuiiuum hair plus ,oe Hrdo
Shell hair plus Super do
iim1I ihuicII tablets .le
Kxtra thluk Ink Ubluts 6e
I'liiu ink tablets, unruled.. . HV-
Aud everything olso lu proiuirtiou.
(iota doll from us while tho urieo is
low, you can nave mem lor a tlilrtt ott.
Some very ehoie thing vet to ull. On
our big center dinplay table.
WIGGINS' BAZAAR
UOT COMMUKQIAI, 8T
The apx)intment of Judges and clorks
of election was rnndo tills morning by
tho Marion County Commissioners'
court. Tho list is as follewr:
Aumsvlllo precinct Judges, Jolin
Smith, lllclianl Tucker, 0 Donker;
clerks, 1-rank Pound, 8 fewank.
Aurora Judges, Louis Wcbert, Honry
Beck, U Reeds clorks, A M Fry, II A
Bnyder.
Brooks Judges, J LaFolIetto, 11 A
Jones, J Fleming: clerks, T J Bolter,
W II Kgan.
Bruitenbitsli Judges, Win Bushey, K
K Ilaltt; C M Downing; clerks, R M
Poe. F Perketto.
Butteville Judges, Chas Lcmpeke,
Frances Feller, John Murray; clerks,
K A M Cone, W K Her.
Chpinpoeg Judges, FK Onbornc, 11
Goodell, W T Coleman s clerks, G llofer,
K Pellctt.
Klkhrrn Judges, G W Anderton, P
I. Darling, John M Barliam ; Clerks, R
M Moorehouse, C1I Raines.
Knglowood Judges, D V Matthews,
JDGoode, T F Wnlkor; clerks, Chas
Calvert, Levi HcrrenJr.
Falrtleld Judges, G B Miller, Thos
Rubens, L L Aral ; clerks, J J Beck
nor, F R DuRette.
Scotts Mills Judges, 0 W Roberts, J
S Richie, L K lllrtzel; clerks, K llolntrt,
I) N Brwllo.
Gervais Judges, M A Wado, L 11
Poujado, A Nelbler; clerks, W S Taylor,
K W Manning.
Horeh-ludges, R G Pierco, W II B
Steward Win. Sullivan; clcrki, It S
Shaw, W T Clark.
Howoll-Jlidges, M A MeCorkle, G
.Simmons, Duncan Ross; clerks, D W
Suiith, G W Murphoy.
Hubbard Judges, N L Colllnljerry
G. B. Hovenden, Goo W Diminick
clorks, Chas Platts, Henry Fick.
Jefferson Judges, F B West, J B
l.oonuy,JChas Miller Jr.; clerks, A J
Schomaker, J W lloucks.
Macleay. Judges; Geo W Clymor
Win Short, TJioa Kays; clerks, Dan
Humphrey, Win Hurst.
Marion Judges, S II Russell, Geo
K'eeeli, I) W Crabtree; clerks, T W
Rutherford, K J Farnhum.
Mehania-Judge, F W Hull, Kd
Scigmuuit, Geo Gist; clerks, L Bennett,
1 Schneider.
Monitor lodges, J D Simmons, J 0
Phillips, HTHayes; clerks, WmMcKcc,
J R White.
Mt Angel Judges, P K Johnson, W
Downs, M Palmer; clerks, M B Settle
moier, F Schneider.
ProspectJudges, A A Burton, C F
Itoyal, I) C Sherman; clerks, W Will
iams, B J Sharp.
Salem No 1 Judges, Win C Chiggctt,
C L McNary, David Pugh, clerks, A M
Southwick, A Brock.
Salem No. 2 Judges, It A Crtvsan, J
Q Wilson, J I Thompson; FW Power,
1' Sroat.
Suluiii No ,1 .Judges, R Corey, .0 L
Green, John Gray, clerks, GcoBradshaw,
U T Burr:
Salem No -I Judges ; G G lans, H II
Vundervort, C S Woodworth. Clerks;
S A Hughes, Jos Albert
Fust Salem Judges; J B Ashhy, II J
Workman, F Smith; elerks: I" X ties
tier, John Kstes.
North Salem Judges: 0 Beardiley,
0 Kurt)!, It Painter; clerks: T J Cronisu,
F R Davis.
South Salem Judges: W II Arm
strong, Geo Whlteaker, M Doriuau;
clerks: Amos Vosi, Frank Dearborn.
Silver Fulls Judges: A Frowr, D A
Van Gordr, S Brown; elerkr, J Biak-
ouey, Jolin uosseii.
North Sllverton Judges: John F
Davis, SG llobart,TMurklaud; clerks:
C W Younggren, J C Wurnock.
South Sllerton Judges: A Thoinp
son, J L llidwui, KC Small; clerks:!,
PAIdrlch, T V .McClelland.
Sllverton-Judges: C M Hinkle, P W
Potter, G W Doluu; clerks: Fred War
nock, J Fi-chur.
St Paul Judges: P Mullen, J I, Cook,
S J Kerr; elerks: Jim Pecord, I. J Mc
Donald, Stuyton-Wiidgi's: - W II Cooper, L
Holoiou, V Whitney ; elerks: K, Wat-
tois, W W Rider.
Sublimity Judges: J T Hunt, A Ire
ton, W II Downing; elerks: II Sohell
burg, Jos Dilter.
rumor Judges: IT hllvur Jos. Vil
xul, I Small, Jr. ; clerks: F II RoImou.
It O TIioiiiiu.
Woodliinii .litdgns' J II Settlomlor
Peter l.uciur, Ntek tllur: elorkes 0 l
Ogle, l" S Soollaid.
Yew Park Judgos; W II Sinip.oii, R
C llawle), T L Davidson; elrkn: R W
Davis. T C .lory.
Siding Judges: R A iMuuliWu, I',
B Cochran, BF Hall; clerks: 0 Fra
iler, John W Jory.
DO NOT DELAY
Nl I
Will
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Pheasants
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Voters Sltould Attend to the Matter as
Soon as Possible.
If Put Off Until Late Some May
Left County Clerk Utters a
Warning.
Get
Cpunty Clerk Hall is inclined to be on
tho anxious scat on thu matter of tl o
registration of voters, and says that un
less tho citizens come in fatiter during
the first part of tho tlmo during which
the book is open, there is likely to bo a
rush toward tho lost that will leavo
some good voters hanging over the edge
when tho books close, which thoy must
do at 0 o'clock p. in. May 15th,
It seens quite a while till May 15, and
probably it lias not qccurred to many
voters that there is any occasion to lo in
a hurry, but when it is figured out it is
seen that thero is none too great a mar-
gin.
Thero aro about n,500 voters in tho '
county. The county clerk says that
ho can register about 100 per day if thoy i
appear in person at his olllcu. When
thoy register before notaries and tho
blanks are cent to him he can handle
about 50. Ho thinks that about half the
names will come in lu that way. On this
basis thero are 9(1 days' work. Less thau
200 have registered now, and tli'-io are
107 days left after today. This leaves a
margin of only 11 days, If applications
cotno in fast enough to keep one mnu
busy all tho time.
Thero is Ilttlo cbancu to utilize assist
ants and thus uxpedlto registration, for
thu names must all go into one look,
which stays in tho clerk's office.
There is still plenty of time, but if the
majority put off registfrlug until tho last
two or three weeks it will 1m physically
They are out of season
now and we cannot have
them on our tables, but we
can all have the best things
of the season just the same
by taking our meals at the
SI. Elmo Restaurant,
244 Commercial st., Snlom
GF.ORGK BROS., Proprietors.
Miles Daughter's Wedding
WAsiit.soTo.v, Jan. 10. Tho marriago
of Miss Cella Sherman Miles, only
daughter of Maj. Go.Mllca.to Cap. Sam
uol Robor, U. S. A., which will tako
placo today, will Iks tho most brilliant
event In army circles since tho daugters
of General Sherman were married in
tills city when General Sherman was in
'command of tho army. The coremony
I wllbbo soleinni7ed In St. John's church.
Miss Anna Hoyt of New York, a cousin
of tho brido will bo maid of honor. Six
bridesmaids, all tho daughters of pioin-
i incni army ami navay oniciais aro tu
attendance. Tho uslicrs, ten in number,
aro selected from among tho friends of
the bridegroom. Mls Miles and her fu
ture husband havo been aweethearta
since she woro short frocks and ho was
In knickerbockers. It Is purely a love
mutch, bIiico neither thu bride nor
groom is what is now termed wealthy
and neither has any expectations of in
heriting wealth from any member of
the Miles, Rehber or Sherman families.
In appearance this couple would delight
the souls of old Spartans. Both are
sitporh physlcial specimens. Captain
Roldier is six feet two indies tall and
Miss Miles is Iio feet nine. Both nro
fond of athlotio sports and nro consid
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impossible to attend to them all. ,t,"" "'K '" R n M n ira
t.i . t I....I.I.. i. ..!!.. of the country. Captain is now station.
nwuni nut ill: piiiLbiuiulu lu will IIIKII i. I , . -, ; . . . .
shifts for voters will notstand In lino all " ",.nt. ,0"Vn", " '"'"V I""' '" wl '
night for the sako of being registered. ,"ko ,l8 ,,r',,0' tlmt I"" f,or n wl
Clerk Hall intends to keep his olllco ,,,n tonr.?0,U-
open from now on during nil
reasonable
business hours, hot closing from 12 to 1,
being on hand in tho evening if neces
sary for tho convenience of voters. Ho
doesn't wont any ono to get left, no
matter what his political complexion.
Voters should bear this matter in
If mtefb? disposed
Our immense stock of Men's, Youth's and Boys Clod
We are iroinir to sell off everv article in this denarlm
going East for an entire new stock in the spring. So herl
gees:
Men's lino BUita actually worth fio.ou, wo win sou lor ,...
. i . ... ' ...!.... j l r.n ........III ...II I 'il
.uena lino buiih our lurmur prn:ujii-.uw, nu ran mim ,, jt
Men's nil wool enshmoro suitH formerly 10.00, wo will Bell for . A
Men's all wool casluuoro Riiits formerly J3.00, wo will sell for o'i
.Men's Butts (gocHl clurniilo goons) lormoriy ' .w wo win ecu lor jj
.uen a suns special jo.uu , wo win sen nun iur , .. 4
We do not intend to carry airy of these garments ovei
prices win move mem, wesc win uuriumiy yu, oee nere:
Men's ulsters well worth 7.50, wo will sell for i
Hoys anil loung men's utsiers, regular fo.w, our jirico now is .,, 41
Men's overcoats 'worth Jd.OO our prlco now is 4'jl
Men's overcoata, our former prlco $0.00, our price now is. . . od
.Men's overcoats, our lormor price fiz.uu, our priqo now is . . m
Who said clothing was going up? 'Our prices are down
Men's pants, former price fl.OO, now ,
Men's pants, former price fl.5, now , , u
Men's pants, former price fS.ot), now 1.7J
.Men's pants, former price?:i..'o, now u
Seeing is believing. Come and see them.
Boy's suits splendid values nt $2.00, now ),d
noys suits, can't no neat lor js.io, now , 2d
Boy's suits, our former prlco f.'l.50. now ... , 2,1)
Boy's suits, the best possible nt $5.00, our price now is. . , j.J
Hoy's macl;lntolies tor l.s
Men's miickintolics for ,t
Every garment quoted in the above list is a snap.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKE
COR. STATE AND COMMERCIAL SIS.
FRIENDSHIP
Is sometime easily gained and as easily lost, But our low prices nut-j
ami preiuaneiil Jrlcuus,
Thu following aro a few of our tradew inning prices:
Sugar, granulated, L"0 IIh for
Sugar (do) per bag, 100 Ibi
Mince Meat, best, iht 11kg
Sodu, Arm and Hamtuer, jer lb fie, 0 lbs for
I'eas, imported French; very line, per ran...
i.orumcui. w mtu or yellow, per lmg
Mush food, fancy, wlieat Hales, per pnekagu.
mind ami
Utility.
register at the llrst oppor-
Come to the Y. M. C A.. Friday
oeuIng, and n'c a good banket ball
game.
lOUAY'S makkkt
I'okti.ani), Jan. 10. V 1 1 en 1 valley
5l5'J Walla Walla, 52.
Flour I'ortlnnd, $'-'.06 toII.Oll. Sii'r
tlne $'-M5 per bbl.
O.tt White aiQItte, grey !W. to M
Hay Timothy $l).f)0 1.0) per ion.
Ilojis 8llc; old crop 5 (A tic.
Wool Valley. 13i:ki: Kiwtern Or
egon. 81 le Alohalr, 27 HO.
.Mlllstiiff Bran. 17: shorts. lfi.
I'onltry Chickens, inlxwl,2.50 to :t.50
liens -t to -i.ou, turkeys, live, inc.
Kggs OregonJOc er do..
Hides Greon,salteil(i01bs,8(i!)c.uude
(K) lbs, 78; slump pelts, 1520c.
Onions 1 to le.
Butter Best dairy, 00117; fancy
creamery, 60o to 51c store L'UJic'J7)8C.
Potatoes 65 to 75c ier cental.
Hogs Heavy dressed 410 Io fiJdr.
Mutton Ire8sed,(lc to 7c wr pound.
Beef Steers. f.'l.50it fl.00; cows, :t.(X)
$:i.50 ilrosstftl, bi-ef 0 to 7'f
Veal dresM'd, IJKBit!.
SALHM MAKKKT
Wheat 58 ikjuihIs and over lid .
Wool lilc, Atuhuir :WV.
HopsU tolOe
Barley !I5 to :18c
Oats-2tl & l!8c.
Hay Billed, cheat fS.iHi., riinolhy
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I Sunday School Convention.
I Toi.kdo, O., Jan. 10, Many pronil
jiunt men in tlie Sunday school work
I will attend tho annual conformico of tho
, Field Workers' department of the Inter
I national Sunday School Convention.
I Tho meeting hi lugs together tho Inter
national, state, territorial and provin
cial Held workers and officers, jmidorj
voluntary, and all other Held workers, l
endowed by state, territorial, or pro-1
vinciid associations Among tboe lu 1
attendance aro such well-known men as I
B. F. Jacobs, of Chicago; International j
Secretary Merion Lawrence, of this
city; Prof. 11. M. llamill, of Illinois, I
Held secretary of the International Sun
day school at-soclatlou ; Hugh Cork, of
I'ciinsylvuntu, liomu department secre
tary; Uuv. X. M. Ferguson, general sec
retary of tho Xow Jersey association;
Hov. George O. B.iehniun, gonerul seen-
tary of the Teunesseo nsiociatlou ; 1
Charles I). Meigs, general secretary of
tho Indiana association ; W. C. Pierco. a '
prominont Illinois Held worker; F.. A. j
Fox, general secretary of thu Kentucky I
association; William II. Jacob!), general!
secretary of Illinois; Col. llobert Cow
den, of Ohio, and many others. The '
meetings nro open to all tho-m who may
desire to attend. ;
Flour, best standard brands, tier sack.
Baking Powder Dr. Price's Crcaiu, and there ii no better imulc,
nor lu ,
Buckwheat Hour very best pure, per sack
Gelatine "Plymouth Bock;" extra line
Marmaladu Peach, fancy quality, per can
Apples, dried H, good quality, 41b for
ItaisiiiH ; Crown Muscatels. 4 lbs for
I.urd pure leaf thu Illicit wo ever sold or saw, per lb
ou can buy stuff called bird anywhere at 1(V Wo want von to we tlii-
.1. f I . M I. CI. I t . -. .- ....
Kill in it. .I. Sinclair iv ;o.
It is :u'
Wry respectfully
DACDON BRO
JUST REGEIYB1
A FINE UNI: Ol-'
Kggs 17318-,
Hour In
lots I'-'wO retal
ir.oo
wholesale
t.1 00
Millstuffs bran f 111.00 shorts
Hogs lressHl, 5o.
I.lvo cattlo Sters Il'iiiws "JJ.( in ;t.
Sliee-f2.r)0(33.
Dressed Veal ujo.
Butter Dairy IS ccre.tmerv Sfic.
Poultry-Chickens it to 7c, Turkeys 10
tulSMc
PnlatiH's '.'5 to 30c.
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
GflRVNG
SET
SUITA13I.E HOR ,
CHRISTMAS RRESENIS.
Also Cut'cry, Shears S'.ssors. cl .
GRAY BRO
Cnr, htateand I.ibert.v' Sis. Palnm. Ore.
Marlborough's War Outfit. Q 1 "I TV T , Sl
n.N'im.v, Jan. 10. The Duke of Marl- vN T( )( s( I Si T ifi
M.gh's capo outllt has been com-! V ' V.- Vy X X. J. L V.. L. M
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
Our Immense Stock of Millinery
and Dry Gccds fVust be Sold
KverylliliiK t IiIk'hitIIKu. Ml HlniUlit not ttcn1 tlie uctuiii a, n til . 1 l
tumi-iili nr Mux IiIi-m. uinl KirtMwure ttl I' 11mii iuiu Im I Ilia nuiiUr .rliv
Wclimolllliull.'R lartt) Uuv of nu'ii'. funil-hlnu ui.1 l,fi, t Itti-li ho cii ti)i
on. KeryitilUK mnrkclnimm iiiinilcru In i!hIii Imuriw, t.irt 111 1 m tiit ii 1 111 t)' H
uvtvr nnv miiiiiivrKiaii n (.'umiiuv ki pvcurv unrKiiii.
at the Court ' rlxgu.
I).N'l)O.V
oorougus capo outui lias oceu com
pleted fur calling today, or us soon us ho '
is assigned to a trnsjsirt. Ho will tako.
four horny.-', four Nplundid Spanisli mules
und a spuciully built cipecart for go
ing ovur thu rough roads uud thu veldt.
Besldud, nil claburutu kit lias Ix'en got
together, overy dovico for comfort in a
compact space being utilized. Hu will
also take four servants, one being do-
...Ml -t II . .1 1 . . . . t
laueo speuniiiy to ihok niter ti.e oag
gago. Tho Duko hax no Nlamiua and
tho Diiohuss Is gravely anxious; If he
escats tlie penis of battle ho mayuut
nn attack of dysentery or enteric fever,
wiiicli lio lias no constitution to resist. 1 " " "
Ho Isolated over tho whole experience. T TT" f T- OTr TT
.M,O.II. P. Belmont is here to see w J- 1 V-X V!3 1 C7 JTi 1
tho iliiku otT and comfort her daughter
during his Hrst alxunco siuco their mar-
MRb. CD. E. FRASER
TWO
STORES
THE LEADER
2U0 nnd 37! Commerotut Stroot
TWO!
SI01
Minings Heme Tunsactrd
House. '"
SUW stlir.
W. II. Ih id ban sued S. B. Crocker,
for 250 alleged to be due for medical
scivictvs. Geo. (i. lllnghom l uttornuy
for plaintiff.
HOTfaL ARRIVALS.
iiiTwrni.
C. 1 Shaw, Albany; l. G. hill. S.
Stoy.G. O. Gravus. Portland.
A searchlight will not reveal what is truly
out of sight. If you come to our store toe
LITTLE TELEGRAiWS.
Tho trauniort! Tarter and Axteo left
Sun FranclscQ for Manila today.
Gen. Shutter has ruicd aUxit $10,000
for tho IjtwiOn fund ou tho
QMct.
Bo.tr t-ympatliirurs lu Victoria are lio
ing iKiyootttd nud lulnretl by Caua
dittus.
Jim llilUliid at St Paul, ynaterday
that tho Kis!Ugo of tho lluuna-Payiiu
ehipsubaidy bill would be a"t-mud.tl and
,1 ilbgrace,"
Kliiulietli Glailinime, agwl lU has
cured judgment in tho uMrlor court
iguinst Joseph Boanlman, both of Han
Francikco, aged 73, for breach of promA
i.m in marrv Sim Hiirt.1 f,ir VUA ftftft '
1 .. ,.l.,l f,... M'..l.l....i.. ....... i.,l
a si'Wini liviil ll aaiimgiuu aafli vl
lector I vey, of AUsku, will Im removed
If lie does not tender his leshjnution
very soon. The department h willing
to give him nit opportunity to renigu.
and his resignation has been rco,uestef.
with a notice of rfinoval if iT? mit,
ortlicomtng,
Wll.l.MHTrK.
W V Jeffrey. T 1) Wilisii. Tall
Tliomioon, W N Jones, J II mith, J A
Waddlo, Jno S Meek, W II I'iimikiiiiI,
HAD Filter, II 11 lVutou, (has !'
I'coUi, S A Sjmnrer, C V Ou'itonMn,
Portland; Kmiul Kbose, Olyiupia, Wu;
W K MathowH, Chicago, G Wicher,
Yambill; Itobt ti Smiih. (inn.t I'.im;
1'nltsc Krtieiner. Xiii' York.
A
PaeitlI Tie Oiegon City Association will bo
1 I'riilav oxcuini! for a inline of
kisket kill. Comu and H)e It.
U.
Russian Quns Due
Pun..M)Ki.iMti, Jan. 10. The O.inUh
steamer Widdimir, which Hilled from
GrniiMadl, by way of Fowoy, ,s otpectetl
to reach till- port today witli heavy and
light guns and otbor war materials of
tho inot-t approvoil typo, to lit out the
UiiMsiuitu wursldiii now bulng built at
Cramps With thu exocptloii of tlie
guns, tho outllt will bo lauded, .by per-
uil'slou of tho (Milled Stales ut the
naval reservation at Fort Mllllln, until
tho war vewsol sails. Tliu law forbid
any craft to Boat thu wharf or anchor in
tho river with explosives on board.
Bryan In Minnesota.
Minnk.u-oi.is, Jan, 10 W. J. Brum
speaks hure tonight. It is not thought
hu will touch more thau lightly uimn
national affairs. It is undoretotnl be
hu is to reserve tho keynote of thocijin-
igu nt the Bulniout dinner
or some eimilil'ir function.
GOOD
GOOD
You will iked no searchlight to find them,
nor will l hey cost any more, but often Lvs
than elsewhere lor tlie same goods.
HARRITT & LAOJRBN'
Dl.l I'OSTOKKICK OHOCM ,
lnoicn's opera rrorsio
ITIXIV IIIIO. Msii.r j
ON'K NIOHT ONUY.
Monday
January
H
iO
1U3HDS OP lilt A KOI
I'VTI'O.S till 1. I-v'm unt My
IJ WriT VT LVIMM1MIUVV
ii'iiicit riiitui).iiciti
mi ong campaign
uf (N'ort York, or
-4 CI
Geuenil Secretary A. M. Grllloy.of
thu Oregon City .Asooiution, will bu in
Salem, Friday owning, January 12, for
a gamu of rt Uukut b.ill with the local
.BMK)tattou team tliu narnos ot tlie
visiting team ho will brim; are: (Uh.
Case, niptiiin ; Williams, Montgomery,
rcti-rauim uunipnrey.
WATi:i).-A loan
estate security.
FOB BALK. A good cuttlo ranch.
dre&s, "Rancher care Journal. ,
1 10 6t.
f tittXJ.OO on real
Ad-
FOB SA1.K 2iure ofgooil land -15
acres plow land, good house, and
Ivarn, rnnuing water mi placo, 80 rods
from sohool (tore and postolllce for
tQ. UW) cash, balanoo in 3 years.
Call or addresD 11. J Itullurts St.
Paul, Orvgon 1-10-hn.
AH druttUta urnl l)r. M1UV Paj,
.'iUJItukWp UumJiicL. "0otuiiU4-H
Club Mauled Up
Bosrov, Jan. 10. Tho hut
nioinbor of tho Old Color
which waa raided for promoting
ugnung uim houug niptor to 11011
members without a proimr liueiiKo
place today.
Halifax Qirrison.
Ialikav, N. S., Jan. 10. The l.o!i.
ster Begimunt (Itoyal Canadians, now
doing carrikon duty here, sail todav for
f'utyiu South Africa to which point
hoy were ordered from England.
Fourth Ani.ual Tour, '
Fumous Miifienl CoiimmIj-,
ii.mdV'lub, Hf 1
liting priw- VJUU
"taXoney Island
Kl.ABOBATU SCKNBUY
PR BIT V GIRLS
FC.V.NY COMBDIAXS
BY SPECIAL K
SAIUUDAV,
JANUARY
U
,1
Atchison Book Closed
, :,ZT'l it"' rV JrT'r ' Orchestra 75c
y "i ,iiuiPnrioimjik 1,1 mo aiuii PMrquut60o
22 PLAYERS x 22
ison clow at 3 o'clook today until
AF k .I!..! 1 11 t.
f a uiviurim 1 ma uoen ueciarel
1.1.. LVK 1 ..f l ti . l
wuiu .u ui fiuu or piiarwt
Feb
pay.
Galery 25c
fW&'ftts now telling
1ft Balconv 7oc
2ih1 lUlcony SOc
Human
Hear!
Tlie Iityt of the Arkmiuu bill. A Kj
Und if tha dirwtl.n of Wm NB1
Klftta UoaA Dalnnai
"wYl !" J.I 'wwVi. n.lnf.
IVrnuef, fiOc Second BaWw
Do Not Miss 1 liis Decided Tf
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