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J. J. Dalf ymple & Co.
, The Quality
Store
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What will happen
J , III IIWIII
IfMcKinlcy
Is elected?
1 Will conllmio to Bull tliu Ircut goods
for tlio least pricca pooallilo, will
maintain tlio high atandnnl of my
ropalritiR, will v.a the public
"prompt, nnd nttcntivo service, will
" roprosont poods for Just whnt thoy
' ' nreniid ontlcavor to iloBorvo n oontin-
' tiancooftho guiiorouo favor of tliu
pedjilo of tliiH community.
Clias. H. Hinges
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Sam FbAncmco, Nov. 5. Cash 08-J.(.
bmcJiab, III,, Nov. B.Imo, 1-1
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GOLD DUST FUOUR
Tho Sldnov P'dwor Co,
HIUNBY, 01IK00N.
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mado forja'mlly ubo, nHk'ybiyigrocorfl for
t. "Bran aud Bhorta nlwnya dn Jiuiul.
AVT. WALN, AtENT,
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tlilH tiiorninu from tholr woddlng tour, ,
WiWtwIcMito up today front Jftrt
laitdt JvbuVft-bo pbw rtwidoe. 'h' r
Governor Geer upont tho day at Port
land uii'd oatd lila votu there.
Frank Dayia who rwetitjy rlsturnad
frpni'iAlaska toaVM Ul !"K w,t
irn, Tvff( ami tho ohlUiron for I-o'a
Ansolns.
for acceptable fdoaa,
Stato If patented.
THE PATENT RECORf
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Sl4.0d reduced to 11.20.-
15.00. reduced to 12.00.
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20.00 reduced to 1500.
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If Bryan
Is elected?
I will continue to toll tlio boat goods
for thu louet pricoa posaiblo, will
mnintnin tlo high etandnrd of my
repairing, will glvo tho public
prompt nnd attcntlvo eorvico, will
roprosont i;oodij for Juet what thoy
arc and endeavor todoBurvo a contin
uance ot tho (roucrouB favor of tho
people ol thin community.
Scientific Octlclaa
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290 Commcrcii
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llolvcrson's.
The Cottage.
K 1) Tlininona. Portland.
John Cluinco, Newbarg.
Mro. J. Chance, Nowburg.
Jlra. 0. K. Smith, Nowhorg.
W K Martin, JSIoMlnnvlllo.
Mra. W K Martin, MeMlnnvlUo.
Chaa Mumper, Mehuma.
Ladles, you will nnd n lull lino ol
Btrcot and dress lints at lowent pricoa oii
Stato Btrcol. Mihh K, Smitk,
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1LL111EE CLUB
ELECTION RETURNS.
Tho managera of tho lllihco club of
thlu cttyv have aocurtxl a lolegraphio
bulletin aervico of tho Postal Tolegrnph
Co. ToliigramB will bo received and
poalcd nnd. nil arrangements umdo for
tho convenienco and comfort of tho
lneiijberrj and tiiolr gucatfl.
Cervals Elcctlao.
Tho result waa nsfollewa: Couuullmnn
F. A. Mangold, K.ZoIglor, 0. 8. Wlilto,
E. Diipnle, John Bieginund; recorder,
II, llUgornld; Marshal, A. M. Wlilto;
troaaurur, Juo. WoIbo. Total votu CO,
.. M m
', McKlnlcy Votes,
Cantos. 0., Nov, 0. Tho moBt utrik
ing inuidont of tho elootiou Iiore waa tho
uaHtini: ol Jala ballot by thu Proaldent of
tho United Statea, Hon. William Mc
Kinluy. He camo from Wnahingtoa to
do ao. Men of both parties stood with
uncovered heada aa ho ptuutnl to tho
polU
n.iS'FOXtXAi
niu llilKbd YM Hw Alwn Banp
Blgoatare
of
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121 Stato 81.
117 "-I
IIUHJW
idies
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JN PHILIPPINES
American T.roopsfto Be Con
centrated ti-
FIKtsloos Have Been Inflicting too Many Distinct
''Revffaes onlAmerka'a Troops "One
More Accepts our Sovereignty
It Aaaaclaletf tra ta tha Jataraal.
Nkw Yomc, Nov. 0. :Sbcrotory Root
found It necessary somo days ago to la
aue special instructions to Major Gen
eral Mac Arthur Governor General of
tho Philippines ,' regard Ing tho conduct
of tho campaign in Luzon aaya n Waali
ington dispatch to tho Herald.
Tlioae instructions wcro duo to ilia-
Batlsfaction over the eucccssftil opera
Meno of tho Kilipinoa. General Mac
Arthur's policy was to scatter the troops
over a wide rnngo of territory carrying
out in this way tho policy initiated by
Gonoral Otis: Filipinos assembled in
eufllciently largo numbers to tnako vlg
orotip assaults upon American gnrrlaons
who in some instances Buffered distinct
rovoraeB.
Tho War Department is understood to'
hauo directed GeneraLMacArthur to
provont further aupccBBfal'Operationa by
to destroy any bands with which they
may como in conflict. No important
insurgent operations havo occurred for
somo daya, and! tils leliovel?tlintj tho
execution of tho Department's instruc
tions la reaponalblp. for it. , , ......
Gonoral MacArthur'a friends cays lie
la handicapped by tho absenco of troops
In Chino, but tho 14 th Infantry .left . Ta
leu on Saturday for Manila. Other rogl
monta will follpw and Gonoral Mac
Arthur will havo about 70,000 men with
whom inaugurate n cauipalgh against
tho inaurgonta.
Adjutaut-Genoral Corbln has received
from Judgo Ta(t Prpaldont of tho Phil
ipplno Commiaalon n diapatcli forward
ing a moBsago from Sonor Buoncamino
formerly Secretary of foreign affairs in
Aguinaldo'a Cabinet. Tho messago waB'
tolegraped to tho President. '.'-.'-'.,.
It is undoretood. time SonorBtoncd
initio bosldoa unrcsoryoJly 'accontfttg
American sovereignity
submits a
proposition to organizo n
Filipldoa to mako war upon
force r
tho Blip
porters of liia former chief.
TRANSPORT LOGAN'S
SAD FREIGHTAGE
San FnAKctBco,Nov'0. A cablegram
recclvod at military headquarters hbro
announces tho departure from Manila
on November 2 of tho transport Logan.
Tho vessel carrioa '278 sick soldiers 30
gonoral prisoners and eight insane per
sona. WYNDHAM CHIEF
SECY. OF IRELAND
Nuw Yohk, Nov. 0. -It la lenrmid on
tho host poa8lblo authority hy tho I-oti
don correspondont of tho Tribune Jbat
Mr. Wydham will. bo chief secretary for
Ireland but will not havo cabinet rank,
Ilia fripnda liavo counted upon hia ad
mlaaioti to tlio cabinet aa a cortalnty but
thoy aro doomed to dlBnppolntmunt,
Ixml Cadogau will not refilgu tho
VIceroyalty and tho ohiof Jecrolary can
otbo in tho bablnut. Mr, Wyudham
has Irish blood 'and what la lutter
kuowlpdgo of and sympathy with Ire
land, Some Of Mr. Wyndlmm's shrewd'
est friends, are inclined to congratulate
him upon escaping from tho War Olllce
during thu next Ave yoara,
Thoy do not Imjlovo that tho 'prt-a-out
government will bo thoroughly in
earnest in rolormlng tho military oyBtein
and areconvlnccd in advnnco ;tliat half
meaanreu will sternly disapproved by
tho country.
ENGLISH
LORDS
WANT
OFFICE
Nkw Yohk, Nov 0. Among tho can.
dldatea for borough mayor of London
uro half a dozen Peera a Tribune cable
gram. Tho Dnku of Not (oik and I.ord Onslow
aro rivals for WeatmitiBtor. Lord
Chelmsford is namcxl for Konslngton
thu Duko of Pod ford for Ilolboru nnd
Lord Gndogan for Ohulvea.
Prominent mom bora o! tho nobility
havo boon Mayors ot provincial chits
during tho 15 yoara and tho custom of
having titled llgurhoads in municipa
otllcea have grown out of.the reeogiilUon
tiy tho nobility of tholr public obllga
tlona In local gaverninent.
Porto Hlco Cltctloa.
San Juan, Porto Uioo, Nyv. 0. TJio
electlon in progrewt absorbs' nil public
Interest, Kxcitment ruua high, and
bloodBhed ia,oxpected boloro the day it
ove TliuVleaderaoJt thoj Federal party
ore opixaiiig tfiu Unltihl Mtatea Itppub
Jlcan. ticket, and are afllllfvtlng with tho
DemocratH of the United tates.
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THE ELECTION
HERE IN OREGON
Proceeiilns With Webfoot De
liberation F6?rrialltles Not Observed - Votlaf Places Mot
'Roped Off and the One Hundred Foot
Electloocerldi Law Hot Enforced
In Salem the day opened quiotly, but
the apathy about which we havo heard
bo much, war not strongly in evidence.
In No. 2, 150 Votes had been cast at
10:45; In No. 3, 01 votes, at 10:15 and in
No. 4, an Jvcn 100 at 11 o'clock,
A largo portion of tho vote in each
precinct' was put in by affidavit.
For somo reason tlioro aeoina to bo a
great deal of informality about the way
tho poll is being conducted. In neither
of the prcolucta named above waa tho
polling placo roped off according to law,
nor were idlers kept away from tho
tables of tho judges and clerks, but I
things Boomed to be running in a goas
you-pleaao fashion.
At 2 p. tn. 299 votes had boon cast In
No. 2, of which about riO were on certifi
cates: in No. 3, 143 hod been cast, 40 of
them being by certificate in .No. 4, 2I5
had voted.
A number of prominent Prohibition
ists voted for McKinley.
Tho polling places for tho ten city pro
cincts were as follews:
Salem No. 1 No. 2 cngiho hotiso
North Llborty etreot. '
Salem Ne: 2. Gilliam's barn back of
Stato Insurance building.
Salem No. 3 -Gray's framo building,
on State Btrcot, opposition John Hughes'
store.
Salem No. 4 E. F. Parkhurat's Implo
ment house in Wiltamotto Hotel block.
East .Salem Rickey school, house,
North Salem Old Halfway House,
North Liberty afoot.
South Salem Jory's bhop, near tho
brick storo.
Yow Park Shlpp's carpenter shop,
between Commercial and Liberty streets,
near South Salem M. E. church.,
Englewood Cooper shop, first door
south of W. L. VYnde's storo in North
Salem.
Prospect Salem Light A Tractou
Company's barn, Kast Stato stroot.
For tho convenienco of tho public, all
special telegiams and bulletins of tho
Associated Pressed received by Tim
JomtXAii will bo posted at Hotel Willam
ette Tho tablo given below of tlio. voto of
tho 10 .Salem proclncta Jour yoara ago
will bo found uaotul for reference when
tlio votes aro counted this evening.
I'rcclticti,
MoKIn-
lay.
215
121
176 ,
.."-.noa
.203
48
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103
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rtry Pal Lever
an. iner. lug.
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166 . 3 1
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m 1 10
111) 3 0
45 .. 1
158 4 'i
Balem No. 1.
Ratent No. U.-.
Slem No. s
Hf.lum K6, 4...
KiutHalom...
Nortli enlem
Koutli Btem .
Vow Park
Protpect ..
Knelowrxxl
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TWENTY-FIFTH
ANNIYERSARY
or the Loss of the Steamer Pacltc With all on.
Board -Ao Inscrutlble Providence Kept
D. Putnpelly From Embarking.
Monday waa tho twenty-fifth annU
versnry of tho greatest marine dlHaator
that ovro occurred on tho Pacific coaal
tho loss ot tho Steamer Pacific in tho
straits of Yucaj with 273 passengora, only
0110 of whom escaped.
Tho atenmor had left tho dock under
command of Captain Motzker at 12:30
a in., on Nov. 5, 1875, bound for San
Francisco, and two honra later she col
lided with thu Steamer Orphous, inward
bound, Tho Pacific was cut in two ar.d
sank at once, while tho Orpheus backed
off, Bomewhnt damaged about tho bow,
and proceeded ou hor way without any
attempt to rescue the passengora and
crow ol tho Pacific, 011 act for which
Captain Sawyer of tho Orphoua was
strongly censured.
Of tho 273 people on tho Pacific only
one escaped. A. Jolly, a Canadian,. man
aged to keopalloaton a dry goodi box
and waa picked up tho second day after
ward and waa taken back to Victoria.
Tho passengora on tho Pacific includ
ed a number of prominent people and
among them were 8. P, Moody, a
promlnont saw mill man, ot Moodyvlllo,
It. C Mra, Elizabeth. 1). McMillan
Mooto and Muta Fanny Palmor, daughter
of Prof. Digby Palmor, of Victoria, B,
C, Tho body of Mlua Palmer camo
ashote on San J-.ian Island, and waa tho
only one recovered from U10 wreck. .
On board were also A, 0. Kojkwolf,
tljusgreat horsofrfthi'or, with hia family
otuwifoaiid three children, together
wti his tlvo tralued horses. Ho had
como up -overland from .Oakland, Cal.,
giving exhibitions on the way, ami hnl
given an exhibitlou on tho fair grounds
horo at Salem, Many persons hero re
uHiuibor ..the . circumstance, audstlll
think oi tho wreck p( tho, Paclfioaa the
one in which Iockwol andshtfl. horses
i. "- ...'4.
osivociallv true ot:our
fellow towii5)an, Barney Puuipolly,
who furuiahoa those renunlscensea of on
event which struck the svholo coast with
Inrror.He waa travotling wlthRockNvell'a
o itflt and waa only saved (rum' em
barking on the ill-fated steamer by'ar
living at the wharf too luto to get abfianl.
lu company with one J, J, Cole, an
other employe, he r$Mched tliedook
uf erth(j Bteamerii'21 BwtingtlBto jto
atri?Jkii, tiu'iY theyJrlSj la yajn; aauoo
a tug boat to putthem abroad, fJe"rUg
some, 30, all h& money thoy had: N wet
morning they Iwueof that what had
seemed a n)ietuuuhad beoi) tlia. means
of saving their (lyeaj and lUrnoy m
nevorbeee known to turn hllwckou the
source of Ida good luok, '
were lost lucltTding ;tho Intellf.tflathorso
'tiger autliothe aupwwblte Mssoppa,
This la esiuxilaTlv true oflour esteemed
JrtHTnfty'rr';
Household Treasures rniufblnrlh1
bin is 1 1-2 inches deeper than on ordinary treasures. One
bin has partitions in for different krnds of flour. Each bin
holds a 50 lb sack of flour and a quart seiVe. Two nice clean
bread boards. Two small drawers one draw. has partitions
for knives forks and spoons and Are well finished at prices
that are within reach of all.
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LOW
PHICED
F. W. HOLLIS
FIRST DOOR NORTH
BRYAN WILL
SURELY WIN
One
Hundred and Ninety
seven Yotes Sure.
McKlnleyls Sure or 133, While 117 Votes are
Doubtful-Dryan'slChances la Doubtful
States netter than McKtnley's.
Thoolection is unusually quiet, though
a largo vote will be polled. Republicans
Bay thoy havo used no money in Oregon
and havo had no campaign funds sent
into the stato.
Tho Bryan voto will bo largo, but with
four opposition tickets in tho field
against tho Republicans, it looks as if
thoy would easily win. Some. Brvan
leaders believe thoy will carry Marlon
county.
Tho figures horo presented roprcBent
tho most conservative anil reliable in
formation obtainable. The drift is un
mistakably toward Bryan and may
dovclop into a tidal wave. .A number of
different but posltlvo forces aro work
ing for tho election of Mr. Bryan, whilo
Mr. McKinley has to depend upon money
to'overcomo tho opposition of all classes,
oxcopt tho banks and trusts and thoae
under their hnmedlato influence.
A Conservative Estimate.
ItEI'UllMCAN.
Maine v.. , 0
Vermont..',..,. ,.,. .. 4
Now Hampshire ,, 4
Massachusetts f . , . . 15
Kliodo Island ; 4
Connecticut....: ... .;.,., 0
Pennsylvania , 32
Now Jersey iu
Michigan ,... . 14
Wisconsin .....J...' 12
Iowa .. 13
Minnesota fl
Oregon . . . . , 4
Total V;.... 133
DKMOOltATIC.
Maryland , ;8
West Virginln .0
Virginia : 12
North Carolina .,.:.... 11
South Carolina '.....'.. 0
Georgia ,,..,.., 13
Florida 4
Alabama 11
TennessQO . ; ". 12
Kentucky .- 13
Mississippi '. ()
Louisiana , .. H
Missouri ,....,."... 17
A rka n sua .....'.;'....;....'..:".'.'.... . 8
South DaKotn. ....;. 4
Nebraska,.. ...,..... 8
Kansas 10
Texas 16
Colorado 4
Wyoming ' 3
Montana , ... 3
Idaho , 3
Utah .' S
Novsfda; .-. .... .... . ; , 3
Total.; '.". !...,."l07
UOU1ITFUL,
Now York 30
Delaware ...:.. 3
North Dakotn s... 3
0ilo .,., 23
Indiana , . ........ s. .... 15
Illinois '. .7 24
California '. 9
Washington .....vi..... 4'
DoubMui... "..'I ;',.'. .,;..'.. ;.. 117
IIUOAPITULATION. ' "
For Bryan .'....:..... 107
Cor McKinley... ..... 1 133
Total.... ... ., 447
Necessary to elect ... 224
CIRCUIT COURT
DOCKET ENTRIES
A short session of department No. 1 of
the circuit court for Marlon county,' waa
held at 0 o'clock Monday morning, and
tho following docket entries woro made:
Goodalo Lumber Co. Vs. W. M. Welch
and T, P. Welch 'action for money.
Settled aa per stipulation.
Bank of Wood burn vs. Lee Tong et a! ;
action for money. Default judgment
with ordor to sell nttuched property as to
dolt Leo Hoy, charge attachment being
overruled,
Bank of Woodburn va. Jackson, Set
tled. 0. F. Young vs. a. I. Wagner, defend
ant, It. J. Fleming, garnishee; appeal.
Verdict for plalutiff against garnishee
$23,80.
Francis Fuller vs. John Gales etal;
action for money. Judgment against
plaintiff In favor of defendants Corby &
Guisa dismissing action with coats and,
dlaburaementa:.
Judge Boise, hold a -5 minute uostlon of
Dept Np. 2 at Jfyp'c Jock, one!, mado one
entry pi) his docket, as follows 1
WH. Houlluo vs. M..0. Henllno
divorce. Default. Trial Saturday Nov;
1 1 at 2 p. m.
Who to U President.
lo"decido. today w,
Tho peopl
who will be
Presldtitit but you can dccjde ypuraolf to
hawQ the lwt of'inoala at tlio fit.'K(mo
'Kostauratit.
DIED. '
CO&V$It.--U Salem, Dr., NoAfl, 11)00,
olon,'Colver;gelSBt, of infijrttlflai
hephrltta
Deceased waa a native of. Ohio The
remain were shlppi-d to Phoenix, Jaob.
eon county, for burial.
toopuwM.
THE?ENTR.E.,i0R-,
eii-,Qrv. mo.
mmwwit
& COMPANY.
FURMTURB
HOUSE.
OP POSTOFFICB.
TWO FATAL
PISTOL ACCIDENTS
Wealthy Chicago Man Kills
His Wife
Was Showlnc Her How to Use Revolver.
other Mn Shoots Ills Cousin and Has
Decn Arrested
An'
ftr Aaaelll freaa la ; JorMX
CmcAuo, Nov. 0. By tho accidental
dischargo of n revolver Inst night, Clar
ence Burckly Beardsloy, a man of
wealth nnd woll known In tho city's
busidoss circles, shot and killed his wifo
Madgo Bowker Beardsloy. Tho accident
occurred In tho family apartment of td
Mcintosh 370 Superior street.
in handling tho rovolver from which
tho bullet mado tho fatal wound Mr
Beardsloy waa endeavoring to liiBtruct
her how to frighten away burglars who
might scare hor during his absenco dur
ing a business trip. Ho had ro moved
tho cartridges had allowed hor how to
hold it had replaced tho bullet and
laid tho weapon on a table. In some
way it waa pushed oil and In spile of
tho fact that It was of tho hammcrless
pattern it exploded. Mrs, Beardsloy
foil to tho floor with a cry.
It was found Inter that a ballot ha d
lodged just above thu heart aud within
10 minutes tho woman was dead.
Mr. Beardsloy had bought tho revol
ver during tho nfternoon. Tho recent
ro'gn of housebreaking among tho North
Shoro suburbs had frlghtoiicd tho wife
and alio lind Insiatod that a rovolver bo
kept in roadineaa to moot any posaiblo
intrudor nt Edgowater house.
The shooting occurred shortly after 0
o'clock. Husband and wifo woro seated
In the parlor 1 hu'aiin ounccd that
ho had h eo 'nr request In regard to
a pistol.
Then h took out tho weapon and
alnrded to' vo her tho lesson in ita
which ended in th tragedy.
uce
Charles Olson accidentally shot hia
cousin MIbs Alma Beck nt tho lattor's
residence Inst night. 01 eon had takon
his two sisters to Misa Beck's house and
wna helping the women pack their
trunks preparatory for tho'r departure
to California when he flred tho shot.
Tho injured woman was taken to the
hospital whero it waa said alio would re
covor. She said tho shot hnd been flred
accidentally. Olson waa nrreBted.
AMERICAN MOMTORS
EATING UP MEN
New Yomc, Nov. 0. Becnuso of Im
pairment of tlio health of tho olllcors nnd
men assigned to duty on ..the monitors
Monanock and Monterey it is probable
according to a Herald dispatch from
Washington that tho Navy Department
wll direct that tho vessels bo laid up nt
Uavlte,
Tho latest olllcor ordered boforo a
retiring board as n result of aorvico 011
tho Monadnock la Captain F. T. Strong.
Every commanding officer of tho Mon
ito ainco she haq beon stationed in tho
fnr east haa experienced ill effecla from
serving on such a hot ship,
After six months on board tho ycsso),
Captain II, E, Nichola suddenly died
from heart exhaustion. Captain Mo
Gowan, who Bucceedod Captain Nichola,
waa Invalided home last Bprlng and
Captain Strong waasont to command
tho Monadnock in May,
SENATOR ELECTED
. IN GEORGIA
Atlanta, Nov. 0 General assembly
In Joint seBalon today elected A, 0.
Bacon, U. S. Senator to Bucteed himself.
WHERE GOVERNOR
GEER TALKED
Boiau, Idaho, Nov. 0, Enormous vote
being polled. W0111011 taking y.eryutlvo
part.
Don't Throw Mua!
All over yourself riding a wheel without
guards,- We sell yon tlio beat steel
euardi, fitted to your wheel, for 1.60.
uuiu un aeo. ua,
Carbido for your gna lamp 2 lbs 25b.
Majestic Lamps, $3.00.
Fine Oil ljmp8, 12.00.
Panta Cuffs, 85c.
Bella, Urea, oil, graphite, and all aorta
of sundries alwaya on hand.
Standard Sewing loohluea stand un
equaled for ease of running, sieed, and
quality pf work. Como aim ae.
R. A: CH rf;T"rr,.Gi
" Carbide for your ws lamp. 2 nouiid h
i ior .5 centa. ' '
JHfcd
i i.i
SALE EXTRAOllNAilY
At Friedman's New Rackets
,
H will startle the conimunii-fo-wlilhvvou spn ii-n ...
learn the prices. Watch this
tumble in a few days.
fetalis New t Stat
Cor. State and Com. Sis. Salem Or. i If
I HAVE PURCHASED
The Osburn Racket Store at 60c on
dollar, and liave moved the goods into
my store, first south of the Postoftice, 1
will give my customers the benefit of
my purchase by sacrificing the goods,
some at wholesale cost, some for less
than wholesale cost The stock con
sists of Ladies and gents' furnishing
goods, shoes, umbrellas, mackintoshes,
rubbers, notions and hats Come early
and get first choiqev 3
ISnDORE GREENBflUfl
Location First Door South of the Postofiice,
.
New Millinery
"''MRS. D.
Has opened up with nn ontlro new and
pleused to have nil her old friends nnd
postolllco.
Dr. Godden
SALEM, Oregon. Nov. 3d, 1900,,
. The great Catarrh and Cancer "Specialist will be in your
city for a short time and will treat arid Sell you a guaranteed
cure for all Catarrhal, Asthma and Bronchial affections, We
have Ihc only catarrh cure in the world thaf all passes into vi
por and will reach any and all organs of the head, throat and
Jung s He will sell you one month's treatment for $1.00 under
a guarantee that it is absolutely free from cocaine, morphine,
opium or mercury.. It will cure headache in five minutes. Il
will cure a cold in the head in one day. It will cure deafness
and weak eyes when caascd by dry catarrh, Thousands have
been cured and wc also make cancer a specialty under a gua-7
antce.
Any one afflicted with any of the above diseases should
avail themselves of this opportunity of being cured.
This great Doctor 'can be found at-room'F, Eld ridge Block.
Entrance between 300 ajid 302 Commercial, St.,
s f ,..,"!,.- "
JL . -fl V.li .. '- s s
iS0a'2X ourTt
--. y tiroflti
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AT THE CAPITAL MJSINESS COLLUCK. SALUfrt, uncuun,
Tho prcsont year. Vou will find bore alrlllful teachora, correct methods anJJJ
equipments. Students ndmitted nt env time. Viaitors wolcomo ror "i""1"
cataloguo ntldresa, , "W. I. Stalky, I'rlnclpal, ralem, Offt
Attic
rican Laniinrj
Owned and operated by Amoricana.
Work llrat-claes. Give it your patron
age. Main olllco and laundry nt 109
Church Btreet. Telephone Main 2851.
Branch olilceq, Wiprut Cigar Store.
Fair Ground Store, Vow Vurk Grocery,
Allen Bovoraox, Stato Street,
Motlce of Sale.
Tlin ro.il oal.lu nt ,1m ri....,ll l...tu.
located onNortli Liberty atreet.also house,
11 1,(1 IliroH lnl nn (!lwmlrt.i ui...n I
will bo sold at public bIo in front of the
court house at Salem on Friday. Nov. 0.
at 10 a. ni.
A, HucKKSsriN, Guardian,
11 3 If
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements un.er this
head 5c a line cacti Issue.
- ""' -,.-
WANTIil) Potato dikgors wanted, 7c
per sack W. II. Kgatj, Brovks, Or.
11 5 3t
Order Sample, . .,
If you ijpn't know whemyxiu, can buv
tho bat broad order fur oiuw duya (mm
btrong'a Bakery, ' - T
.
Elected to,Whlte .House,
Yqj) niay uq bjj fleiited.pr.08idunt, but
you qan elect To eat the bust of food
dally at White Ilnnso Itestailrant.
Fresb from the Bakery,
la the. kind of bread, oaken nnd piea
that you get when you buy from Strongs
Kestanrniit.
.... Chicken Pie Sutper
will be given in the parlor, of -the Firat
t-ongreentlonal oliureh next Friday eve
ning Nov. p. Prom 6 to S p. m. Supper
Ho eenta, ohildren 16. U&a
j-
spTee and you will see the Sd
L. FIESTER'-v
eomploto, stock of millinery. SliovlllU
putrojio" call.-. First store south of the
.'' r
Ah nn Investment, pays b-M"'-.
dl videiida. This fact iB denionitrM
BIK18. 1 I1IH lUCl l '"--
continually ny our j:ruuumv. .
our Btudeiita have gone from Khoww
..'...n.i.in..-nlni.i,iiit.liirlDetntlti
our Btudeiita nave gonoiruiuv."
iir,fltfflblBeinnlovnuMit(luriDgtliii
' two weoka. I'lan now to taka vm
AIT.CQ li!VA V. C(M
- ..Tauohor of '
PIANO AND ORGAN
Alao claasoa In sight reading. W
No 31W Front Streot, MnihJiW
MISS BJATRIC. SBIMW
.Taaohar of
. PIANO AND ORGAN
AIbo chiHsea In Bight r . mltng.
47ft Front street, -alem, uwifO"M
rUV. N. COLLEGE
OF MUSIC AND W
of Depauntent of Mumc. .,
suit artT Vlni terml)KtuOWliJJlvi
Bend for circular to Miu poft, r5"
Muiloro9ro No. 7,2'u" Ul -- "
Northwestern ISornial .
scnooi ana uusiuc- v ;
aeroulv- ,. (i
hhJ Ail. Kntl KHy
6oul lor circular. PrlWt
A. PABLAND. A- M- Pi -
Bottled Beer
- , Co.UiS'1
Kl.ngerft Beck Succeois w
Bottling vVor" jM
AUpnlorafoyhottleibWr ,
at the brewery. Kept ovr Ji
Rr ,-1 tv WI "" T? -
Those Pu,n.V
Moving jsr
woll to calion B W$ K
tricka. Covered Inirjl-
Accomodating an. V
up Phone 301. Theoldiw
Store
D. S. BENTLEY
319 Froat