The Daily journal., January 30, 1900, Image 4

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TO MOVE FOR
FEW DAYS YET!
Uoo J3U8
Our removal sale bargains have brought
och a lot of buyers, that we'll have to wait
for a lull in trade before we can dispense
yrith our counters or shelves, even for a
day. So while the rush is on, take advan
tage of it and join the crowd of bargains
getters who are really getting better than
'(Removal Sale
CLOSING O
PjUCES
AT THG DIG
CASH
STORE
HOLVERSON'S
OOI COMMUROIAL ST.
CASH
STORE
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Silk Remnants
flf Mall Price!
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We have taken all small pieces of plain and fancy
Waisf and Trimrnig. Silks
From 1-2 to 3 yards in the piece and marked them at
half price. That means 52.00 a yard qualities at 51.00;
the 51.50 quality at 75c and 51.00 quality at 50c, Early
purchasers get the plums. Don't hesitate!
J. J. DALRYMPLE k COMPANY.
LOOK!
nnd 20,000 feot Drain Tllu flint received
2.000 oxtra Inro nnd lonir Codnr Poets
nnd (or Knlo by
D, S, BENTLEY & COMPANY.
310 Front Strootl
Solid Comfort
The mnn take when pciumliitf IiIh ovun
inic paper, whoao eyes havo been tested
by ub mid fitted with properly adjujted
oye-glasifos or siiectaclos, Don't neglect
your Blunt too long when you llml tlis
letters on your paper Muring, or Hint
dull headache over your eyes. Tlio
qulckor It la rumcdlcd tliu bcttorfor your
Sight.
Oculists rvffcrIptIomi cnrcfully filled,
We enn repair nny frame or furnish
duplicate parts or leueoa on a moment!)
notice.
21 Yi'nra Experience.
O-H-JHLINQBS
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COTTAUK.
A T Ilnrns, J 11 Need, Portland; Kd !'
Ooml, JnoJ Duly. Dalian; John Whit,
noy, Woodlmrn; J W llrooks, Chan K
llrooks, Indupoudonco.
WlM.AMirTTK.
Mi 0. Johnson. Ban Francisco, I). 1).
Grant, McMlmivlllo. D 1' Lewis, j jt
lng, II U l'latl. T W Word ev. Port nnd
Uttiltl, I1;n F II. .!.... (1 II. !!...
-.,.. uwi u iMUKfll IJ. II. iiiir.
Wlr
ran, San Frnnnlcco, W A Allen, Clilen,
J A Allen, Bnn Franciwe: John I) Di
Corvallls; H people of London Life Co
not
Daly,
Another Citizen.
OttoSchullz, of Jefferson, was admit
ted to clthsonshlp todny. Ifu Ih n native
of 1'rUHsIu.
Stealing Bryan's Thunder.
New York, Jnn. 30. A special to the
llerntd from Washington says: Mr.
Drynn nnd other Democratic lenders are
planning to make on anti-trust declara
tions one of the principal planks of their
platform, but the Republicans may ex
execute a flank movement that will
make the Issuo a very subordinate one,
nnd will glvo their party whatever credit
Is to be gotten out of It Some of the
Republican leaders have come to the
conclusion that If congress should pass a
resolution proposing an amendment to
the ciniatltution to give the United
States government power over corpora-
tions. It would leave no chance for tlio
Intended Democratic assault on trusts,
North Pacific Naval Force.
Nkw Yohk, Jan. 30. "Command of
the sea on our North Pacific coast and
the waters of the we tern basin of tho
North Pacific should be In our hands lu
pence nnd war time. This can only bo
oITecled by tho readiness of a proper nnd
sufficient naval force elthor on the spot,
or to be furnished from the Atlantic
through nn untrammeled canal.
In addition to this, and ready for
combining, should bo tho available
forces normally attached to thoPhtllp
pines and the .waters about China,
Japan and Corca. In other words, tho
Pacific ocean, from Samoa northward,
should bo within our control.
Thoso observations nro inndo by
Captain C. II. Stockton, president of
the naval war college, In nn article in
tho proceedings of tho naval Institute,
dealing with tho commercial, naval and
iwlitlcal conditions of nn Interoceanic
canal across the Central American
isthmus.
Is China's Emperor Dead?
Wahiiinuto.v, Jan. 30, No continua
tion has reached the stnto department
of tho reported death of the Chinese
emivoror. llecauso of previous round
about way gin which the story of the
death gained circulation it Is subjected
to considerable doubt nB to its nceurncy.
Moreover, a dlspntch wns received nttho
stnto department this morning from tho
United Stntes Minister Congornt Peking
containing no reference to the report.
It Is considered as incredible that the
emperor should be dead mid lying in
stnto in Peking without Mr, Conger's
know ledge.
Withdrawal From Cuba.
Wamiinoton, Jan. 30. Clayton of
Alabama hns introduced tho following
resolutien:
"Resolved, That on July 1,1000, the
military nnd naval forces of the United
States he withdrawn from the Island of
Cuba, nnd that the government there of
he left to tho Cuban eoplo,
"Resolved, further, That the presi
dent Of tho United States bo and ho Is
hereby directed to make proclamation
of the execution thoroof."
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ANOTHEH robbery.
Jack Rogers' State Street Saloon Bur
glarized Last Night.
Some time during the early houra1 this
morning, burglars entered the saloon
of Jack Rogers on State street, nnd
abstracted about $7.60 in small change
from tho till. It is thought by the pro
prietor, that the burglar remained in a
vacant room over the saloon and after
the night man closed the place of busi
ness, came .down stairs and by breaking
tho lock on one of the inside doors, en
tered tho saloon. After g.ilng through
the till nnd cash register ho departed
by way of a side door, Tho front and
back doors of tho eaoon were locked this
morning whon the proprietor opened the
saloon. The side door was unlocked
from tho Inside which evidently proves
that tho burglar was in the building
when the proprietor locked up his place
of business last night.
Thos. Monaghan a young man who
was employed by Mr. Rogers yester
day to lay carpet in the room over the
saloon, has been arrested for tho crime
nnd will have a hearing before Judge
Judah tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Ordered to ttamoa,
Nxw Yoiik, Jan. 30. Captain Wen
doll U. Neville, commander of the ma
rine corps of tlio Urooklyn navy yard,
who has been nmioiiitcd governor of the
Inland of Tutuilii, has received orders to
prepare to go to the Sanioan Islands ut
once,
This Is the tlmu of year when Mr.
Iinnim stops talking niton t cinches and
nuuoiincos that tho country can't bo
carried without tlio hardest kind of
work. Please rumlt.
TURNER NOTfcS.
Frank Ileal is now hard at work in the
Murphy shop,
Turner is to have a now school liouso
this next summer.
Mllo Knight's hand that was torn so
badly in his cnglno Is alwut well.
Jako Dlttwcller will soon go to Re
public City Washington, on business.
Mrs. Benson was very sick, hut hor
friends aro glad to know that her health
is much improved.
A 10 round sparring eojitestjls to take
place nt Turner for pointn Fob. 3, at
7.:30 p. m ; Mysterious 1)111 Smith of
Portland, nnd Johnnie Dofet of Silver-ton.
LITTLE TELEGRAMS.
It is now considered as settled nt the
British embassy that I-ord Pnuticefote
will retire as ambassador of Great Brit
ain to tho United Stntos April 1.
London financial agents claim the
bottom has been reached in financial
matters.
Word from private sources indicates
that the bubonic plaguo in Honolulu is
much worse than reported nil of the
theaters, churches, schools and many of
tho stores aro closed. Tho city is de
moralized, and scarcely nny business is
being transacted,
Edward Failing, a prominent mer
chant of Portland, died Monday' night of
heart disease.
PERSONALS.
J. It. Miller, of Stayton, was a Salem
business visitor today.
Romeo M. Gilbert started for Baker
City yesterday evening.
S. A. Trimble was a Salem visitor
yesterday, and returned to bis farm on
the Abnqua this morning.
W. H. Rumley has returned to his
home In Medford, after spending a few
days In Salem on business.
Miss Ada Shaw, of Englewood, was a
passenger for Portland this morning, for
a few months' visit with friends.
Hon. Geo. Belt, of Spokane, and little
daughter, arrived on last night's over
land to visit relatives for a short time.
Miss Caswell Hardman, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Manda King,
returned to her homo in Washington
today.
Chas. Litchfield, who has been in the
city visiting his parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
G. P. Litchfield, returned to Yaquina
today.
Mrs. S. It. Sutton, who has been visa
ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J.
0. C. Wymcr, on Asylum Avonuo, re
turned to her homo in Eugene today.
E. L. Lemmon, of the firm of Lem-
mon & Burt, returned from Albany this
morning, having completed their con
tract for painting tlio Linn county
court house.
John Chase, Alfred Feller, Bert
Lynch, Clifford Molleii, Col. Olmstead,
It. II. Wcstncott, Goo. Nellr Wm. Bon
son, Fred Neckorman, David Barret,
Wm. Goodnlo and HI Page left today for
Albany where they will tako in tho
Foresters lodgo which will be instituted
in that city tonight.
Yazoo Canal Woik.
Mr Aaaticlmlid lnaa to lb Journal.
VicKsnmto, Miss., Jnn. 30 Tlio con
tractors having charge of excavating tho
Yiuoo Canal have started to work, hav
ing three (Hedges In operation, with a
capacity equal to the requirements of
the contract, which is for tho removal of
1!00,000 cubic yards of earth each month.
The canal will cost about $1,000,000.
Tho urea of tho Orange Freo State Is
I8,32u squaro miles, tho population 207,-
503, of whom only 77,710 aro whites.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER.
Superintendent of Pacific coast District
Holds Meetings Here.
Tho servicos hold i n Salem Sunday by
E. B. Stovonson, superintendent of th
Pacific Coast district of the American
Sunday school Union were largely
attended and very interesting, especially
the Sunday school mass meeting in tho
afternoon at the Methodist church
which was crowded.
Mr. Stovonson speaks three times:
At tho First Congregational church In
the forenoon, nt tlio M. Kchurch In tho
afternoon nnd evening.
Mr. Stevenson la nn entertalng speak
er, and uses pictures to llluetrato some
of his oInt8.
An Informal (meeting was held last
evening for the discussion of the homo
department of city work, and to glvo lo
cal workers an oportunlty of meeting
the distinguished visitor.
Mr. Stevenson intended to leave tho
city today but, In lifting his trunk,
strained his back qtiito badly, and Is con
fined to his lied ot the home of W.
R. Win uus.
Masons Will Dedicate.
Otto Schultz, of Jefferson, was in t! e
city today. Ho says the Masons of that
place will dedlcato their hall for public
ueo on February 2. It is expected that
many visiting Masons will participate in
tho ceremonies, and n good time la antici
pated. A ball will be held in tho evening.
JKwr.Lnu and
OPTICIAN.
SOO OOMMIIHOlAb
ST.
WEATHBR REPORT.
Tonight
light ruin.
nnd tomorrow occasional
died:
ARNOLD At the family homo lu
. North Halom, Oregon, ut 11 :20 n. m
Monday, January 21), 1000. Edward
. Arnold, aged 30 yonrs, of quick con
sumption.
Deceased leaves n wife and four chil
dren, und his parents nlao survive him.
Ho was a member of Valley Lodgo No.
IS, A. O, U. W., and held u polley for
$2000.
Funeral will take plane ut Hi o'eloak
Wednesday, from the rwtidonu. in North
Salem.
OLA KK. Near Zena. Polk County, Or.,
Sunday, Jan.;U7. ol jmralysls, Mr. P
F. Clark, aged 70 yeura.
DcoMiiod wis lwrn In Tonnoww, and
wind neuron the plains with her him
land in 1S74, cttllng near Zena. The
husUnd survives her. iiUo two daugh
ters and one sen: Mrs. Henrietta O.
Gibson, residing lu Eastern Washing
ton; Miss Adda Clark, a teacher lu the
Qagou City puhlio whools, and John F.
Clark, au nttornoy in Oregon Oily.
The funeral norvlcuH took ulaoo Mon-
-doy In tho clinch ut Zna uimI burial
W8 in tlw Hiljoini'ig c wieWiry. '
Dance Postponed. ,
The Woodmen dainx in tho Intumuca
block, notice of uhtatt U giviui oil thl
third pago of this imiib has Umu pwt-1
ponod from Fob, a to K'b . I
CLOSING
OUT
TO
QUIT!
EVERYTHING AT EXACT COST!
ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION.
pneo my friends from Old Polk was lu Saturday and asked me If I in
hmdad filling up my stock again. No, said I. I wouldn't advertise as 1
lunlf thatwasinyiKirpose. "Well" said he, "so much of that Is done
timt I Urn t pofwlbly you were simply reducing stock." Ho was frank
enough to ask me. hut many others do not earn to, simply thinking its the
wmo old mine. Ho turned lu mid Iwt a nice lot of gnmls and his foIkH aro
coming in this week.
AiHjthur mail who mild he had till tho shoes ho needed, Iwt three pairs
Ot Work Show, all Nu. 11 nnd his fnlU iir.. .-mulm. In . m ., i ...i( ...
menu buthiMM, 1 want to quit, and that right oiildk. '
Another big week has just closed. We have sent out immense piloa of
ooda i nil at oxuet cost, and let mo usuro you again that if you havo anv
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.Hum us iu uiu guuiiiueucss oi our statements all you need to do is to
vw.u,. . iur juuriHiii. m' win give you our cost mark, you may do
vmir iiivti iifTiielttit iii,i flirt., if i..i. .....l . i 'i
j-... -,... ..n...t., Mltl WIVIl
It
MOCK TURTLE
WE ARE NOT LIVING ON
THE GALL1POLI ISLANDS,
BUT WE DO SERVE OUR
PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS
Ab the first course atour
regular dinners. Meals
at all hours at which all
the luxuries of the sea
son can be had nt
THE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT.
JOURNAL "X RAY"
Roberts, the Sultan of Utah, can now
return to his Salt Lake harem. Eugcno
Register.
Tho most careful men iu tho United
States are said to be Senators Cockrell
and Hoar.
Tho war news from Frankfort is al
most as interesting as that from South
Africa. Koseburg Review.
An exchange says that a South Dakota
man fainted when granted his third di
vorce tho other day. Ho was let ulone
and soon re-wived.
A Salem lady rises to Inquire if woman
is fit for thu ballot when she hasn't
gumption enough to insist on a street
dress of proper walking length.
None of the Tongue Republican at Sa
lem wanted ? to go as Jelegntes to tho
Portland Republican league, or at least
they are staying at home, like good little
lys,
t t
One siieakcr ut the school meeting
opposed tho tenth grado because it
would lienoflt mostly girls. Another
was afraid It would benefit the boys, so
he opHiet it.
It is reported that tho British Colum
bia government proposes to prohibit the
employment under ground in coal mines
of any one who connot read and write
English. Eugcno Guard.
They win to liellevo In education up
there.
e will give you
II If thut. nnil vii
so i iiiiuoieni, won let you tako anyurttrlo out and ask our hoIl.IiW.i if
in .i.. i ....... .. . . . -" "--n"-'"-"
i ''- " " v ii u limy iiu
If that, and your own knowledge of values
... ....vy ,. iiB"i. ou ii uuu very lew uuma mat could be replaced nt
wholesale for what 1 paid. These aro facts that any dealer will confirm.
Everything is tending upward. Tlila Is upacklly true of shoes, not a pair
iifiny store that Isn't worth more money today than when bought
"Tho chances for official promotion In
tho British army seem to bo on tho In
creaso ovor there in Boordom," says tho
Salem Journal. But, woconcludo Upon
Viewing tho proposition from thosnmo
vantage ground that tho chances for of
ficial discharge aro fully equal and are
effected with greater dispatch. Bandnn
Recorder.
f t
One of tho bras est men of the South
African war Is Lieutenant Matorson.
who wna wounded eleven timea while
carrying a messngo from Ladysmitli to
Wagon Hill during tho progrofs of tho
big light between tho British and Boors
a few days ago. Ho is n Canadian, and
it is said will recover.
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Some business men simply put their
money Into nny old kind of advertising,
whether it reaches tho pcoplo or not,
nnd trust to luck for the rest. That's
gambling. Others mako n reasonable
appropriation and then buy the kind of
advertising best suited to their needs,
and which Is certain to reach tho pcoplo
with whom they may deal. That's
business. Ex,
.
Tho Oregonlan aptly refers to Oregon's
senator, who Is booh to retire from otllco
as "Llttlo Gesrgo McBrlde." Tlio title
Is very appropriate from a general
standpoint. He Is probably tho weakest
senator Oregon over had, viewed from a
fair standpoint without any politics in
tlio judgment. About the only thing ho
has dono of moment was to secure thoso
reiudeer for tho relief of the people on
tho Klondike, who needed relief about n
much as Mr. Rockefeller. Albany Democrat
I HI
While Republican pniHtra are tilled
with accounts of how tho Democrats and
Populists uro falling out, they still havo
time for an occasional tilt with each
other, us witness tho following from tho
Koseburg Plqlndenler-
"That princo of egotists, It. J. Hen
urlekH. editor of tint s.ilnm in,.,J.,.
who, we have reason to hellove, "salted" I
i.unn lurnisiiwii uso unu benefit all
the lUP.N Still illlll tllU .!.. r... . !..!
i district two years ngo by thu Republican
uKi vpiiiiiiui loiumiueo, cans tliu editor
ofthlspajHjra papsucker. Why. bless
Ills llttlo soul, ho has drawn more money
us salary from the pithlin treasury In
ii,,rV, months than the editor of 'the
Ilalndealoreverdrowln all his life."
0U1
CLOSING
The fine dry goods and shoe stock faJ
erly Willis Bros',
Auction Sales Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays.at 2 p, m also Saturday evenir
In the meantime, we are selling goods
private sale. Lots of nice new goods, espd
ially shoes, tor less man wmis cros paidfe
them
Fine lines of dress goods, silks, velve
ribbons, laces, gloves, underwear etc,
t --. . i ' " " " "'
Ladies' and misses jackets and capes, she
to fit everyone for less than cost
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auction
tiJ! wk
Luxuries for the Fasii&,fl
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.iBWi'iiun uuuuBsurii'n ior int hj
day table, can bo secured (roin
cholco stock of Canned goods In glim
tin. Our exquisite Dreecnen. fiifKi
brandy peaches, pears ami chn
calves foot Jelly, as well as ourflM
tables in class and tin, are tho tat
peas should bo tested they hit, i
ural swcotncBB-niid flaor
dnm find In canned pen.
tlmt far
SonnemanI
124 8Ute at
tiir pnogrcK
Tlipti i
New Carpets
Just received a full line of new carpets, includ
ing Axministers, Aoquetts, Velvets, orusseb,
and Ingrain. Improve the opportunity and se
lect a new carpet lrom a 1900 stock. From, our
1900 patterns of wall paper, you can select'
those that will blend with the new carpet.
A Full Assortment of Furniture.
F.W. MOLLIS St d
WE
First Door North of Postoffice.
CLOSG AT 6 P. M.
OUT OF SIGHT
A searchlitrhl will not reveal what is truly
out of sight. If you come to our store for
GOOD
V
You will need no searchlight to find them,
nor will they cost any more, but often less
than elsewhere for the same goods.
HARRITT' Si JLAOJRHNH-t
old rosTomcBianocKin, ,7v-
SUTTON'S SNAP SHOf
The Wonderful Destroyer of all Forms of
INFLAMMATION IN MAN OR BEA
Death on Rheumatism, Ijime Hack, Ueadacho, Toothache,
Earache, Hums, Scalds, Corns and llunlons, Stiff Joints
WIIOB, 60c PEIt BOTTLE. I ft. K. SUTTON, Ashland, Oi
Threatened With La Grippe
Mr J
SUIuorOrcKOu, i ' XK
JACKfeOQ uiuntv. I ' Krank lliimtnnnil luilnt. ..l ...A .. . ...- i?
time wo I tjwk fevera coH nl wu ihrealeded with l KrlDne. i iuTHiiii5n-i aiiiif:
IhAfl II Inn tl& & . . . . . . . - - .b
"url ?
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BuUcrlbil amt forn lu before me iblteth day of October. IMU. ,,wtn '' "
OKO. W. TltKKltKS, Notary l'ublloforortion
tor salo at Stone's Drug Rtoro, Salem. Ii
nul!lD tnd Inhaling It, audln a toij abort llino the yuptoni wero idl Boni II I
eoriiaou myfwt andjeipeclally aote or gal'ed place ontnr foot. csuaSd by ao
upon It, my builneM befuif tbat of a rullMray mail clerk One appUeilton !wi wl"ru
afcj
SmH
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HEEDS OPERA HOUSE
I'ATTON llltoa . Unix and 1IM.
HEEDS OPEKA JH)I
t'ATro.N 11HOS , Imm v
After all
Tho area of
-ttiuaro mluw
Uf vtm fit
there wore
tho Trawroal in 1ULK)
fl
Marthal'a fwlo.
NotlCfl Is hortby ulvm that unrjer
tho provluloini of urditmuru Ko, &K, I
wlllou
TIIUKVDAV FMI). 1.
at 1 o'cUwk p. ui. at Hio mumd In the
cltyofBaloiu, Mill at nubile nuntlon,
tUa followlnit deimrllwd luiimundod
anltual UhwIu
0e dark bay inure 7 or 8 your aid.
wcUlit Htxiut 000 It)., with ooo white
Hied foot.
UalciMilia above rietorlbtti animal
JrcUlmod before tulddute. mIu Mill
m wade without rocrvo.
i), W. GIIJ.S0N,
1 City Marshal.
January 27, 1000.
Wt, mm' litnlat U curios thoUinad
said about closing out for good, and being in earnest, and everv other emohatic
i..i i ..i.i ii.:.. i. ..r i i:ii . i; .-?. t "...
unit i v-utiiu iiiuiK ui, i miu occasiunaiiy unci an individ
ual who thinks I don't mean it.
Weill
1 don't know what opinion most folks would haze ol me
If they thought this was all bumkum, but 1 do know
what I d think of myself I'd thjnk I was a straight
out fraud, to put it mildly, and would'nt'ask the public
rouve been deceived otten pimniri m fib .iinc ti,; .v
hope, in about four weeks fiQin uqw, .
putting
mVlJ'WJXr ffiSSS: i.,"5:c ,1,e Wm ".""y oauu rou've been deceived often
re 11X1.000 ouUaKl. O'mh h osr II1C putni,
we
WHEELS FOR I90O.
Jif,u.i,ifI,il"R,ti taU M,V.ho wl,io1 '"' i earnest acain, ami w
Hl. aU. to tau to yuu Maaim h.le anythluij in tx-k of tlo ' " Ii
yt. 1 have mrnie kwhI utiapa in mon'a wluel.
iii 9 e
VSIS is
NO COODS EXCHANGED
NO PACKAGES DELIVERED
WE CLOSE AT 6 P. M
HltlTOX AND IIOEIt A I'AKODV
twyarortlander.) I
"'ourlton poddown like the wolf on
with his thirst for dominion, for din.
momU and imlil
And tho glint of hix nrmor uai dazilinir
to ueo, B '
As ho swooped don ii to capture tho1
homes of tho free.
Like the grew on the kopje whon eum-'
nierU green, j
That host in the morning with banner.)
waaeeon;
Like tho hay in tho meadow a which wild
, , " ""a naiii mown,
a crenume close-out and ,IHa0,tron,he 0V'ninR ,ny m"n,Hl
For the ltoor planting cannon tped death ' j
. on the blast,
. . ( Al the invader with goo.1 aim
u wo coiuiug were broken tho leaders -
, With nono to ge suci-or or counsel or'0
And there ; lay the soldier with steed by
his side,
His cannon was taken, hii banner was
IMIV
iONH NICHT
ITUESDAY
Janiiapy30)Tbiirsday, Peb,'
J. DUKE Ml'UKAY
I IOW AltD 1-ONCi
HICII.UIDH A l'HI ILK I
KAHOUH nmimiA
I'rownt a play for tho
Women nnd Children
A Story of Bympathy and Mirth.
MINSTRB
uitrotiucine n
winds of Qie
the ilim
aril
flassep BeD
Troup of Arabi
ROMANTIC DRAMA HJLL
OF INTENSE HEART INTER- j &0 people -An entire t7anT
EST, JOY AND SORROWII of8pecIalcaT8-2brassbar.d
emu prL'iieatrn oi jz uiimi--
ltenroducini; London's Historic Thor
oughfares. Fleet Street l'iccadlllv, Tlio
Thames hmbankmoiit, London's Fanioua
1'awn Shop.
CaTTrlces 25, N), ondloZ
t , ans-pSeotliearand
roiio, ist of i
Wioains Bazaar. 307 6001. sk. Salem.
Wflman'a Unm fi..f
And he stood forth defeatell before the At room 105. opposite Wlll.m.,. i..-i
o.e wona. at 7 :30, Jan. 30th . All the women of
a. . . nil nlii1vIiaa nnAnir..ll.. .
aiiu too willows of Kneland areJou.l i :. i n,M""ml)r guested to
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Popular prices, 25, 50 I v ,
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come and help.
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. inteerellXnSibr0kCU ere ' "lfel Apartment oPhilllp',,
SS1 :,h! Pr!do 6l tho Briton is humbled . . C a rolU at PisUurgU was com-
' wlTiWi1 i .. . r P'e'ely wrecked and a down men were
fUy He whoupholdetl, te causa of tho injureJ by the explosion of a battery of
WMTS TO SEE I
If you havo a haruaMj
not all right, or il y,ft1
any new woris in " j-j-j
will surely pay you to Wfj
F. E, SHAfER. SALEM, gi
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four large boilers.