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We have a
SILK
SATEEN
SILKOLINE
MERCERIZED
FLANNEL
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Overskirfs
CHEVIOf UUnoMIlJ MADE
MIXED
NEW PLAID
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i TIIK VflIOLKSt MUCK OK ALL IUVB MiTBHtALLV AWVAKCKfJ
BUT FOR THE REST OF FEBRUARY WE WILL SACRIFICE
PROFITS AND I ET THEM GO AT PRICES THAI MAKES
EACH ONE A BARGAIN.
MRW
IHOLUERSON'S
ID
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208 and OOO COMMttnOIAL ST
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J. J.
DAUtYMPLTC & CO.
We are
agents for
ASK FOR THS
"SERVICE"
BEST t51 GLOVE
!New
MEN'S SILK '
LINED GLOVES
TRY THEM
just
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Sizes '0W
sh2 M3 w
j. j. dalhymi'lis & co.
Im "0 'mil
What the Dickey Bird Said
Wm (hit young ladles look lovelier when
their uTtthl had been lilted with hand
some ItrasllUu pobluV or French cryi
tal glasses titan tltoy did befoto the)
worn tlinn, when they wt re ground onil
adjusted In the s'ghl by Hinges. Tic
beauty of our tine optical goods, a wcl
Mllitt skill with which wo adjust them
wake ui Justly joputar on opticians.
O.H.HIN0BS
0I1ICUN
aancoMMicxoiAU t,
Null door to Ilolvoraon'a
WBATHUn RBPORT.
To-lii y and tomorrow occasional ruin.
a nuirL niimvALnt a
w tt yr t yr V 'vw
W iikti inniu.l o
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WILUMtnu.
J. W. Orfguiy, AshUud.
Y. L Fundi-nt, Suit I'lauciKii
Mra, Drown, Omallls.
A.J. Jiliund, ban Krtnelfoo.
0. W. lUnsoiu, fan FrAiiolsro.
Addis Uallaghtfr, rUu Franelico.
Geo. Iliuau, I'cudluloii.
Fred II. Hlcwart. 1'oriUud.
M, J. Urammont, OhkHgo
8. Ilarrlf, Furtlaixl
. buiilmr, I'uitUml.
Mm, 0. Miiiiuntn IVinlnml.
V. BchunW, Han 1'iKHclkeo.
J. lilmikneld1 New Yurk.
J. b. riilumy. Chksi.
1 OofKlrMi, bt. Caul. Minn.
John J, iloall, I'otiUimI.
K, It. Mamilnii, lVnlaml.
W. 0. WllMl, PurtUud.
CavUtoni CsjuukJ.
Although tl lWr my iaaorip
tuttd widens el piuslrlom, you no pre
curtail tho Hrt rlM KiurrUs, lrut
and ilalr' product )ou nl frrti lliau
ftOUiX ltitu.
FurMurbld Cvud'lhiui take Hkwji
AM'a I lxa.
ROTH & GRABER,
SYRUPS
, Etfryhouwkooper lnKlfW o-ijtht to
nu, Trr jmr lirni hiid i (yru if
tuiwe x tymy vt nuo vtrmtun aIu,
Synir,
vvu ri,rve no aivum. unr nmxi
mr H'r n rr,
sVwfilwglven nsy fie,
r HuiwnlUllv inlfull n imhlk tn dmII
' 0rHot ami l w.i.vlnrivl that ottr
f Kam riw u v' tarry notiiiug iny
sml r-Wn (rtj at prfrr i hat uet ftll
ftWSMtftlM Giro u , U '
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124 Staje Streut
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big line of
Onderskiris
tiiunkb
JP'
LACAPELLE TWO
CLASP PEAKL KID
WARRANTED 51.50
Gloves
fitted
if
desired i
5crvlce, Lucll
La Forte
lines
MENS
KID GLOVES
$ PAIR
in,
Sumpter 'Mines,
Tickets (o nil mining towns Hnoknuo.
Haker City, Moscow, Han FraiirTsro anil
.ill olliur Kilul8. Ilaggago checked
Hirniiuh nrci money, (iny M. Power's
olllce (not Trnilo street. 2-8 Im
PEiiauNAi.a
D.J. Fry went to Lebanon Intit ntglit
nn ioiiio huilness.
Goo. L. Iios, tho hoi merchant.came
home (rum 1'orllutul this morning.
W. II. Iioso has Just rutunifl from a
six months' stay at Cosmopolls, Wmli.
Wm. Ott, the Howell prairie inur
chant, It In tho city today on business.
Mrs, A. W. llaghty, who has boon In
the city visiting friends, returned home
t May.
Attorney Morcmu and Capt, J, M.
I'oormau, of Wuvlbnrii were In the tilt)
today.
MIm Jvuiilu and Mlts llnltlu Good
went to Portland yesterday ullornoon on
b isliitf s.
Capt. and Mrs. 0. Hummers, of Port,
Ivtd, are In thoulty gueuls nt Hotel
Willamette.
Bwrotary ot Htalo Diiiibur and wife
wont to Portland yesterday afternoon on
the Shasta express.
Thos. Gulden, who has nv heiu nt
tending court, reluriied to his homo,
near Marlon tiday.
Mr. Chas. lkwthby mid uhlldrvu loft
i 'Jf bumpier, Idaho, to meet her hu
bA-id, who is loeatctl theru.
Judgti Willie, of Itosobiiry, who n
hare on supreme rotirt budiieu (or h (ew
lays, went homo lut night.
MUs Nautihi Puddtxk, wasiiMMeugfr
tills umrnlug for Kuuim, where l e
III make her fiituto htwie.
The family ol II. It. WauleM of North
SaJjiii have iiioh1 to llayiwvlllu, wlmio
Mr. WaiileM will try faruiuig.
Mrs. MrDevItt went tu Purlkml yes
terday altwtHHHi with hr kUlr, Mr.
I'iiii I'ryw, wlw) livv In I'ortlattd,
J. A. Slwfsr, wlw has been in title
ulty tho past vnvk atltxidlng nHirt, r
HirHtxl tu his borne uur lttHr thW
tuirnliig,
Mr. W. W. l(tttaruMi, who ha
b-wilH this city MtlHg at U hww
o Dr. and Mr. J. A. IttdwrUmw, r.
turul to her homo in &ta UU iihhh.
lug.
Another Kujj(jI OpmiMm.
Anether surgical aporattim w r
(uruiM tiylay uisn Maynr G. P. IUUmh'.
It will be reuiamWrwl twl Uimor wa
ramawtl Inmi the uwyar's kresM, aWoHi
a. month ax. The wuuml UU tMt ImwI
priuly awl It imam HMry I
trel It alu. rite wtmtioti wm pr
forHiltl UUl kUHl Mmu ttwailfcfulty,
awl tk iwajrer cavo iin.ih tU ontval
In ileal U, It it Upi iut h wilt
hvu mi mot tmuHi wsth tltW rsMipi .
eattwi.
0ay Q.u Ittt U-.
Jwlmt tr-uMKtd tsy Juljt
IlirtH.lt N'lmUj uiMt (W,;Urv,
wlw MAiuurivtlii dMrtwHtN I
of iha etrveit mmI,u a vitarge U wry
tn a (KNKwaleil wm(xi. 1Ujwiu)ii
(orlvMilay.
Drawing to a Close.
Ooljt nlt six dy Wt hi the riIg
oatUIOai1H In pUuo, w,
(taut uul Mviiit mcritue.
T.. - " - -If II MM- .
MATTERS
MARION COUNTY
Business Delne Transacted at the Court
Hi US,
rnooAir..
W. T. Coleman, A. J. Huyscrle and I.
F. Huyscrle, appraisers of tho estate of
fln.n1.en and Itofa Smith, minor, have
Olcd their report allowing the estate to
bo valued nt $1283 11.
DErns riLr.n.
narbara Fcrschwellcr to John I.
Fcrschweller, 212 acres In t 0 s, r Z w, j
cd, friOO.
Jacob Wengtr 8r., and wife, to A. a.
Engelbart, lots No. 25 and 27, In block
No. 1, Auburn addition to Salem, flCOO.
H. 0. Sonnemunn and wife to C. 0
Schramm, lot No. 7, and parlsof loin 8
and 0, In block No. 2, Boiso's drat addi
tion to Halcm, $J0.
John Wolfard and wifii.lo Martin Ir
ence, 20 acres In 1 7 s, r 1 w, $00.
5C, K, Ferguson and wlfo to Mrs. Mary
K. Drtigo, part ol lot No. 8, In Sunny
side Fruit Farm No. 6, J-WO.
Heirs of Thomas Comliest, deceased,
kn. W,n. linear, an interest In lW.f'5
acres of land In section 25 and 20, t I r,
r 3 w, also " ocros In 1 I , r 3 w, 20
florerilor Inland.
Thero Is n lurge expanse or rolling
swnrd on Governors Island kept at all
times In the pink of condition. This
little Inland off Mattery park Is con
ceded to be the best kept nrmy post on
the Atlantic const. There are two
reasons for this. Fort Columbus Is the
headquarters of the department of the
wist. It must assume nu appearance
In keeping with Its IiIkIi standing In
tho department.
It also has n military prison, nnd the
convicts sent thre for terms of months
or years are sentenced to hard labor.
Under tho supervision or senuneis
these men keep the walks and prome
nades Hcrupulously clean nnd the
sward closely clipped nnd free from
falling leuves and other litter. They
nlo give proper attention to the vari
ous buildings and their Immediate sur
roundings. New York I'ress,
Aliplnaar mill Crlllclini.
It was after the piano recital, nml-llie
audience was still npplnudlng. There
were two Hngllnh women, though, who
did not clap their hands. Hut they
commented In tones that were nudlble
for some distance around thus:
'The poor man! Will they mukfi
him play oRaltil"
"Isn't It awful tho way the Ameil
cans applaud? It's so vulgar!"
"Yes; It's the most vulgar thing they
do."
And the Americans took meekly their
lesson In manners. New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
Tbp ClimiKr f n Coniiiin.
"Whenever she asks me to do any
thing," sollloqulxed Mr. Meeker pen
sively, "I always go and do It, llku a
fool."
"Yes." Hold Mrs. Meeker, who hap
pened along In time to overheir him.
"Whenever I ask you to do niiytliliin
you alwiiyft go and do It like it fool."
Chicago Tribune.
NrirfulinillHUil I'iik-.
The famous fogs of Newfoundland
are only found ns n rule on the east
and south roust and on the "ImnUs,"
being caused by the meeting of the
arctic current with the gulf Ntreaui.
Tho Interior In' summer Is dexcrlbed
ns n must delightful cllmnte. reveii,
bllug that of the south of France.
I''nr Itlirumntlani.
Mr. Johnson I notice. .Insper. that
you have the rheumatism iim bud m
ever. Don't you ever take anything for
It 7
Jasper 'Deed I does. anh. I tnkiM
Clutches mnstly.-llostnn Courier
Tho safes of J. ('. Porter and Mr. Ml'
Urat New" erg, wero eraakul Tutwlaj
night by burglar, but nothing was le-
cunil.
A Home Wedding.
In a very simple roremniiy, mid before
n lttllo airtilu of tho family nnd I in mod
late friend-, on Weliiesd.iy evening
U.-v. P. S. Knight nulled MUs Carrie
Hans nnd Jan. L. Lnmhlrlh,ln miirrlage
Tho bride I the youngest daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Unas, and the
gmnm Is Hiporinieudont ol the Salem
Light nml Power Co ltoth lire well
known nnd very popular young Halem
6L0SIN6AT60ST
Empty Shelves
We've fsvniMStllv liad ctlatnuiur rwnmrk
gwd. the kt.. lonti as lull a wImh ou
uw emHV hh sfsim voium-s ..r Hie crowds we'e had Tlw last few day
uffi.K.Tu.'fti? i J2 JT uli "'? WM'V'"!V tt,f-u.mt. WW have n
W ul exerth-nt hMlUr Mm lr l.lton a luu rni-k 1h the store, Hurkl at 10. 18,
IT. 1 ami .vni. T1. last lot i.wli,le ti U tltat Mt wlteMle up toS7e.
UwjUi iisU m. the rU. Monday waa au.HlHsr smkIkI day iw shoe, we Wu do
Mtfu'a uit.l..w.uir .l,irM .uia.. ..n.. .. .,.- i . n
Jienui.irer, iiuru . awealeta, iMllarx. tM, elr. Udiea' cJUm, ptims,
iHUrwewr.w.lho. hmdUtrhrt ki.it thirls. Mf..hkMMUMMklHMMhM
NUfcsH. c . all .1 ,mt ct. 1 .. ltMt b HW, t an to .J, p at
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nrtntr a - . - . .
SPECIAL NOTICE ;, .Ar.
t . n itti..u). may nut
COIUtliC yOU I Want tO Vty tllUt I expect lO Cltrrv
wheels this seaMm any way. I am closing out ever
liung else ilick anu clean, ana will be out ere Ioiif
I iruM my new plans may soon assume definite shape! '
WIGGINS' BflZflflRai
Jr7 r 1 r. wheels and the wliole wihk-I is of the
ou L.ommercial btrcets moi inrtt v t ...1,,.,,
while the prico Is 5 less than the lw.
eat of tho high grade gegda. WWiV
l l . L
2! !fffy i!r?rt!?"v J i su M.eMm
' imi.K m ' " w' rHV siirrivtkai at
W Uy If txwiyUy hi We 4 what a &ti
people and have liottn of friends In this
(city whi-ro they will mako their future
lnme. Mr. and Mrt. J-amuiriii wmue;
at home after March 10, In the J'fltlei
non cottage on South Commercial street.
At tho conclusion of tho ceremony tho
membersof the family and assembled
guects united In very cordial congratu
lations. Tho brido was for several
years employed In Tub Jocksal com
posing rooms, and has always been a
great favorite.
The homo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Haas was beautifully decorated. The
brldo carried a bouquet of bridal row,
A choice lot of cut roecs wero alro pent
from friends In Southern Oregon. There
was a choice lot of silverware presents,
Including a beautiful gift to the bride
from the Salcra Typographical IJnion of
which she Is a member, and to the
room from the employes of the Electric
Light CX
KINO L. HIBBARD'B FUNERAL
fmpreMlve Services Largely Attended
Interment at Warren Cemetery.
Tho funeral services of King L. Hlb
bard, ot tho First Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon wero largely at
I tided and wero very appropriate and
impressive. Itcv. W. C. Knntncr, pas
tor of that church officiated, assisted by
a quartette, consisting of Mrs. II. II.
Holland, Mrs. II. 8. Glle, Waiter Jenks
Mid II. H. Olio. The lant nam til gen
tleman song n solo, "Abldo With Mo,t1(J homo about 12 o'clock Friday, and
and Miss Lillian llobllnuleo tang a solo. 1
Tho pall-bcarcrs wero H. O. Guild,
Dr J. C Griffith, I. II. McMaban and
Dr. L. F. Griflith.
Dr. Kantncr's address was brlof but I
very appropriate, and showed a dlscrlm
hutting appreciation of tho character of
the decerned pioneer. Among other
things, ho said:
"Mr. Hlbbaid has bicn ono of tho
slnto builders, a man who has nlwajs
led an active life, energetic, earnest,
purposeful Concerned for the mnterlul
prosp. rily of Oregon, to was also always
Ititeresteu in mo civu mm rwi io
of II o country nnd state. Ho was not
to bo numbered with those who are g:d
to accept and prollt by tho Bervlcun
others may nndcr, and then go their
way forgetful of their duty to tho state
and nation. Ho wns not ntl (led to be
n mute cipher in the body politic. At
the cost of personal sacrifice Mr. Hlb
haul manifested nn interest in tho high
estwelfaiu of our country and his own
state.
"Ho was a man of convictions, nnd
those convictions ho followed wherever
they led him. Itidlcule, persecution,
social ostracism nor anything elso would
boahloto swerve n man of his strong
feelhiL'S fiom strictest fidelity to his con
si'lenlloiis convictions of whnt ho be
lieved to lie right, ollllcally, socially
mid morally. Sometimes theso con vie
tlonn lwl lilin n way from thosoof his
bent friends und most Intimate nssocl-
utvM hut such wns tho Integrity of tho
man, that those who differed with him,
nevertheless honored nnd reeeuted his
unuui-tloned honesty and nubtenessof
purpose and character. Mr. Hlbbnrd
was every w hero and at nil times a man,
und as n man he endeavored to Do an
oxprofttlon of his convictions. Men
could always know- mid that quite
readily, where he stood."
The tjpenkor referred in tho highest
terms to the Christian character of the
deceased, nnd drew conclusions of tho
brightest hope (or the (tituro ot such n
character.
bhortly niter eight o'clock this morn
ing the funeral procession started from
I he residence In Yew Purk on Its way to
the Warren cometery, where the re
mains wero Interred with a bnet cere
mony conducted by Hev. Mr. Knntner.
In spite ol the threatening weather,
many friends went from this city, and
at tho cemetery tho ix-oplo ot that
nolghliorhood wero gathered topaytlo
hut sad resects ton man who wi
universally esteemed and respected.
. ,
Gen, It. B. Ilrntrg, commander ol the
famou "Iron Ilrlgado" In the civil war,
cel.braled hi Wnl birthday at Fond du
Ue. Wis,, yesterday.
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Well you mutt ho Hutting In new
twwHi,." I( .u step In now you'll find
WtW. Cbarlea M. ibvldmi .iiilmr
tHtIJIka (Luitdl kt
wvk aud
tiiUati dally .houKl Ua.
TO THE
CRY OP
THE MONOPOLIST,
Kditoii JouBXAL:-in this morning s
Statesman oppcara an .ahnoyomous cati
tlonary article admonishing the city
council as to voting for tie proposed
lighting franchise. Thl article is prole
ably in the Interest of the existing
t- Wlilla not earing to make my
imslneu public, I am willing to show to
such members of tliccity council i
to fee it a contract covering tho pur
chase of tho greater portion of the ap
paratus for tho proposed plant, inn
.onlract is absolute and requires me to
Uko the goods and to pay for them ', ex
ceptlngonly that I may cancel the con
tract If the franchise is denied me. Why
not two electric plants as well as two
grocerlc.7 Surely tlilt U not n council
to foster monopoly.
F. It. Assom.
DIED.
aged about 10 years.
Deceased was one of n family of thir
teen children, nine of whom survive.
He had never had good hcalt h, but for the
last six months has teemed lo lnP"ve.
IHs death came after but about 24 hours
of severe Illness, of fever and other com
..n...tn,,. The funeral services will be
Unducted by Hev. Oltten of Turner, at
1 ur wni take place nt the Staples
rcmetery near Turner.
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Free Lecture,
Gov. J. II- Fletcher will
.1.1.. ...,.Ur ilm nusnlces
lecture
of tho
Josepi, L.hrary Assoc.aUon , at the. ml.
ofthoCatlioiieciiuruii. ..i-
dom Slings t Giant Wrongs.
JOURNAL X RAYS,
Qod is
not dead. Tho sun slioun to-
Jny
U
11. Fay Mills founds a liberal churcli-
the kind all should bo.
t t
....!.,. nnw. Don't wait. Every-
xieicivi .......
body should register and vote.
nt
Let us cmulato Geo. Washington by
not lying and not robbing tho public.
in
This is a holiday for everybody but
newspapermen, and people who work
(or n living. ,
n:
Tho Mellrlde-Pntterson crowd would
not steal anything lying about looe
Irom a senatorshlp down to a redhot
stove.
i t i
How much did tho Hopubllcun plat
form nromlse to reduco oounty fnlnrles
( 10.000 n year, reduce taxes In this
co'inty?
t t t
It la hardly to bo exacted that Huron
& Hamilton hope to fill all those, baby
biig.r'.ci displayed In their show window
this spring.
t t I
Tom Tonguo'ii committeeman J. P. Ir
vine scored ono for our congressman In
getting tho convention located nt Mo
Mlnnville. WHITE HOUSE RESTAUR ST
What wns you saying about those
meals' ... i ,
i .M Mu.v worn tho liest I over eat
You will tlntl them at tho White Houe
Iteetnurant, wlilcli uown an iiigiu mm
meals served ut all Imurs. Oysters a
PeC y- McKlLLOP A HKRKHAnT
Proprietors, 100 State St.
READ THIS
From '"Cycle Age" February 15th
FIRST OUALI TY
AT LOW
PRICE
A Cycle
"The Iver Johnson's Arms
Workaof lUchbnrg, .Mass., Is aggnw
slvely bidding for husineaaon the claim
o( nuiiiiKliiL.' u tlrsl clusH bicycle, hon
estly built, at IB less than the regular
market tince for standard mncliines
For this reatxm the company asks that
attention bo railed to tho omission ol
the wonls "High Urnde" after the fig-
. .hm In ih n,Krll.niHnt nn III.-
,, ,rol last u.Va iu of the
nv,.i0 Aw lhe Iver Johnwm high
JlwHum Krai0 muUtm forT f Ik.th
.tvlesare selling with the moet gratify
InV rawhtv to the ."any mtirt
bo t0 their advanlaise to handle a p.
lr line nt tuctelea this season that are
not made bv he trust "
The aU-ve K trust st at ean.
,' wlm ,nltfht ,.' "-Urtl itX
apparent difTerenoe between our state
ment and their ad.
You'll to offered all ots o bieycU
jsWlrffij a
lanoutiier wheel on IIm ntarketat S6
thatcomiaresw.ih the lvr J.ainon.
USVStiSiC jSrSK
'V?kr- A,k and ou,i ,
URVmntr x .m, wwAt
with drop forgiiiga at every J nt, ilm
entire head is a soIk! forv.i't;. UumI m
and tilted. Tltef.uk rruun U a l.i. I
u UM laiSIOR.
An o..n. r nM c.,...
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worm a ion 01 gua-Jutec,
IVERjcHNSON
HEA"KN "f.
MnikUr.d Minnie and nil the g'r',LotS 01 UtlOlCe
.in - nn henvllv armed nt tno
Will uai;.i. ,v r-"
military ball tonight.
I
Oregon needs to develop the resources
--.i .. .fir ilm neonlo she has be
fore exerting herself to bring in more.
A Salem Implement firm is lending on ,
with Its specialties. ItlsTHE BRANCH
of tho great Portland house-Tho Stover (
& Walker Co. ,
HI I
C. H. Markham, of tho Southern Pa-j
clflc, Is stirring up f-o creamery busl-l
ness all over tno suite, anu u is u t,iV
thatOregon had not n regiment of BUC"'cOSt bOlTie 3l ICob UlalX woo
rU8llers- ' pne dry goods, silks, velvets, ribbons,
some of saiom's brightest yomg ' Laccs, Embroider ies, cor sets, hosiery, underx
musicians will bo heard nt Mrs. Will-j Q af rost- Some fat Ipco
man's studio tonight. All music lovers .
are invited, and will not bo charged n
ocnt, whether they like it or not.
ttt
W. 11. Lawlcr.tho well-known raining
man, has purchased n group of mines at
Ely, Novada, and will remove thero to
opcrato thorn. Work on tno tanuam
mines, where Mr. Lawler has been en
gaged for several years, will not bo
stopped.
t t t
Democratic Corvollls Times: Pen
noyer's criticism of Bryan, so far ns Mr.
Bryan is concerned, is peculiarly fortu
nato. Tho critic has reached that
pathetic level in the political world
where his enmity is for more helpful
than his friendship.
1 5 ;
Idlers nro telling how Danker Bush nnd
Bill Anderson nro trying to get oven on
each other. Ono day old Hill found
Bush In a barber chair and kindly paid
for having his whiskers trimmed. Next
tlmo Bill got shaved hu found that not
only was Hill's bill paid, but enough
left to buy htm a drink. Sinco then
Bill has had a Salvation Army lasslo
call on him cevernl times and present
him with a copy of tho War Cry, that is
sent him frco gratis with tho corapli-
tncnts of his friend Hush.
A number of substantial Itepublicaus,
who are not in politic, ask Tug Journal
for God's sake to help push a citizen's
movement to roliovo tho tax ridden peo
ple ol Marion county. This paper Is
not in tho businoss of managing politics.
i
What Is to prevent tho llcpublicans
putting up good men? If tho right kind
ot Hcpublicans take hold of such n
movement, a non-partisan business ad
ministration of Marlon county affairs
could be inaugurated to tho great relief
of tho honest people of nil parties.
MOCK TURTLE ,
WE AKE NOT LIVING ON I
THE GALL1POL1 ISLANDS,
BUT WE DO SERVE OUR '
PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS
As the tlrst coiirteatour
regular dinners. Meals
ntall hours nt which all
tho luxuries of the sea
son can be had at
THE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT.
FLOUR
PERFECTION
GOLDEN CROWN
Made from Highland Hard Wheat, equal
to the liest in the tnnrket.
Every sack guaranteed,
Afk your grocer for it.
Wholesale only.
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Wright
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DOTY.
FISH AND
GAME MARKET
The undersigned is now the proprietor '
of the IXity lish nwl poultry depot. I
Poultry ami Egg bought and sold, high-'
eel cash priee rwl I. Vour patronage
soJiclteI. Thoe having poultry Ur
sale will find it to Ihoir advantage to
call before selling.
J. A. TAYLOR.
Ut Court Street.
Patton Bros,
CtHQ MX'T AND AUH.U
eVkUVTHtfcO THkt WIATKCH RkM
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"Rlehitns Matt?" ftill mi l,.i., .iT
and (I Jn.wH8tratJ.
Mew line of Kodak
Alliums Just Oped
Patton Bros.
I.. o y
Goods - S
Dru
(.p esg an wholesale Cost
t .m rloqinjy out the
shoe stock formerly Willis Bros, I am sell,
ing lots of goods for less than it cost Willis
Bros,
Shoes to fit and suit everyonesome at
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Auction sale will
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 2 p, m,
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioned.
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A searchlight will not reveal what is truly
out of sight. If you come to our store for
You will need no searchlight to find them,
nor will they cost any more, but often less
than elsewhere for the same goods.
HARRITT &. LAOiR-BlNLCB
OLD I'OSTOFFICE OtlOOKIlY
SUTTON'S
Tho Wonderful Destroyer ot nil Forma of
INFLAMMATION IN MAN OR
Death on Rheumatism, Lame Back, Headache, Toothache,
Karncho, Hums, Scalds, Corns nnd Uttnlons, Stiff Joints,
PRICK, fiOo PER BOTTLE. 1 It. K. SUTTON, Ashland, Oregon.
Threatened With La Grippe
auteofOrcuou. l
Jtcksiiniiuunty.f"' ,. r'rnk lUmraond. being duly stroru, Uuo and u: a short
time ago I look a wvera cold and was ibretttxled with la f rlpne. I nel dutton' duo Shot br
niifflug an I lnhllni It, aud In a Try snort lime tbe ijminoms wtie alt gone. It hu also curti
enriKfiu m fevt mi'l chkcUIIt enru or called Dlica nn mv rmi. mini h m...i. rr.....i
liiH)iilt,mrbuliioMboluuititorriillvTnrmilclork. Oae application eulrelr cured tbe corn.
I SuWilbed and sworn to before me thUOihdsT of Oetober.UJS. KKANKJ "AMMONP.
UKO. V. THKFHBN, Nolry Public for Oregon.
tW For tfllo at Stono's Drug Store, Salem. 1.22K
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Fine Wines, Liquors, CigrksI
B 218 COMMERCIAL STREET,
g 160 STATE
fe.r, .. mT trontme"t t a times. ;102 COURT STREET. 29
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54, 50. Si
OrauiJ Hay, Flour, Mill Feed,
, '"ic, ument, Master clc,
, Grain, Hay and Straw stoici
iJUwritT ' nttentioi, given
WANTS TO SEE YOUI
.. v "iiauarnessmaila
all riiti.,orii on , eed
aavnew work in that line, U
will surely pay JXW t0 call on
F. t. SHA-EK. SALEM. I'hEGON.
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noes
fine drygoods and
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I do Good Paper
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Hanging, Decorate
wow
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you can have second-class
work done. Leave orders at
my shop, 153 Court st., or with
Buren & Hamilton, on Comc'l
Nate Jones.
STREET,
KIRK,
68 ttSUiSt "
Building Material.
W.ltrnn !-al3 !
to the delivery of good, to say P
NOW
la.Uietlme for Garden
ing. Drain tilo 6
!m rViiar PoStS.
GOODS
Cow- Fertiliser. Garden Sand and Loam.
Delivered on abort notice.
0. S, BENTLEY & COMPANY,
at Front Strt