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;TMsglv 'g. BBf J Thanksgiv 'g
V SAtH ON BoMBL SALfe ON
.TABLE LINEN gmmmtS TAQLE UNEN
v t .MtVA
Special nrlcca on a)! uliirt ?r$sk
. . .05
.. $t;is
... $1.48
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Z reduced to .
2 DQ rcducral to.
I& 00 reduced to
ilOOrodtVd to.
( liD reduced to.
M.-ta
$2.78
$3 fas
M,2ralHBatl"io .
l!75'rMeSJ lo
. OtfToi iced to 41.48 ALSfSlfSafcr'1?
vz3riw
Hole rson's
j- jo- j utr ?- - "
'Thanksgiving Lir?eRsM
1 - , All bear (he mark of unusual-value;. . . .
i. v PrnnnmiMl ImtiQewJ vrs will henefif'rjv these offcrinas i
r
rfKh rlnpn niu linen nankins in several- 1
fneat patterns, bought especially for a Q1.25 Arij
-Thanksgiving Special. While they last M1 UUX, J
V" t -t
f-72:ihch double damask with plain cen- JJ".25 y4"
jter and wide border, very new, special SP JU i
tX"L.vr ' v" ' H '"' "
Jg '.ffg" -- '
, . AJ1 our Linens were bougnt beiore
" j th'cadvanccand you vilhfind (he '
mf-mmm '"" " "TprTcc lower here than elsewhere, ,
3" Sec corner window, .
.
I.V. - ji",- '
V
J. J. Dalrymple & Co.
r' The Quality
r. store
jtM jie& -&l irt?l ffli-rrUS .sd
. I'
i mi iiiii niiii i i
: ifc
fi
ri If Il2u.nn
LliaS. II. limKCI)
Next Door to
Wheat Market,
aAM'I'nANCIBCO, Nov. 111. Couli $1.00
Ouicauo, 111., Nov. HI Uo. 7
gnlem, 60. (
rvti ' 'ji
aai r ni IOT fl nllD Mr. nmlSira. W. M. MurtallOf Col
bULU UUOI rLUUn fnx. Vnll-.ttr vlaltlngtholr danghtor,
Mr. Q. W. .Ioiiud.
. MAPB II V
The Sidnov Power Co.
HIDHKlf, OHUaON.
' I
mudo for family .una, ftak your groewrH for
t, llrnn and ahortB ulwuya on hund.
K T. WALN. .AGENT.
y . fiioffi. CI.
, ,s,.' WllUmette.
Ollhllook, 1't. Dodge.
ii'Mayer, Bun Kruno eco.
II !,and)iberger, Sin lnnaliUO.
fF Kouhler, rortlnnd.
TI rook, 1'or.lluml.
J THodor, FnimpntiO.
J)elo I) Neor. Portjniul. ,
H M ymU, New Yfirk.
WaltOr Juokuon, l'ortlund.
I. Ooblontt. I'ordanil.
Clias Hahiiolilu, l'ortlnud.
J O Lfiideoy, Portland.
Amlruw Oraf, MoUmtvilla.
CPtTAUK
V (J. .potior, Portland.
(J.K Ilrdwn, Portlpnd.
tf go. ilnakuur, t'or tlund.
B A TrTinlila. Abnquu.
Mr. . PundleUw. GIiuwibms.
Mts.AV.ul. Hnll and sen, ttWhwHta.
nf
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WE CARRY A GREAT LINE OF
YRUPS
1j ! i
V OUR LBAD&RS ARE:
ink Mo1ih In cans or bulk, li?WjJMlMll &XVffi
TVrfaileri-l)rlpH ' . OIl Buttlor Ma
"sVrf
m
yatrrl)rlia
mIm JLIlll'ji
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GQTiAttni nil
M fow Heatu1uarle,r
H" tbrtinds'of c.ereaj$in
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mPr'"- 9 Z Y
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fituinoili l'J
We are fallowing a lino lino
of.. , ..
Outing Flannel
Night Dresses
Eiderdown Sacques
and Robes.
THE BIG BARGAIN
HOUSE OF SALEH
v " v pf V 1"" fl
'
4.ji4
.
The Quality
tj sl oal ai aA
iMMaiicMMaiM iMiiManMWi
i
IT'S A GOOD SIGN
To iwc u pnttflrt'iil u nn with kIiihscb which suit
In iivory way. It In not a kok1 flt Bluuily to
lit Ioiibob tp thought, regardlcBB of tho Iratnu.
1 liuru nro two uunurAtu jmrtH in fitting ijlnsautf,
tho ecluntlili? iUtlng of IniiHCB and tho median
iwil part of mnklnu HttliiR mid ImiihIIiik of
friunCH to unit ench indivlduul fnco, Wu coin
lilno both of tlicponnd Rivo entielaction which
inortta tho rucoinendatlnn of innkinK now cus
tomora every day. When needing glftHHes,
esino mill so ui.
"-
Scltntlflc Optician
296Commc
:ui si.
llolverson's.
PERSONAL.
H. A. Treinbloof Aliaqna ireatnct wna
huro on biiRlnotm yeoterday, returned
tills morning.
Mm. S. I'tindlgton, pl'dininpoei? wqh
hero on hiifilnesh yifltonlay returned
tlila inorning.
Paul Sront.- Henry Myora. nntl Dr.
Will Morno, returned from their claims
at Slluta yoHlerduy.
W. J. Irwin of Portland (formorly
with WeHtnott) returned to Portland
yesterday afternoon.
QeorKo O, flans, jr. mid Miss Uonnio
linns huvt) reUirntid from ,au extended
stay In Oinulm, Nob. ,
J. W. Crawford of Oorvnjlls who was
hero visiting his son Kd nud other,
friends returned homo yesterday ' )
Prof. J. II. Aukerinau went to 1Mu
Miunvillu yesterday morning Via Al
bany uud Corvallls on oflleial business.
AGAINST PARDON
OF A MURDERER
A largo remonbtranro has been re
ceived from tho oltizuiis of Crook county,
HJyiiiint tho rouimutiUlou of tho Hiiitenco
6T Hairy Campbell, curving llfo
santeiiue fpr tho murder of I . I, Hwoar
luiion of Mint county.
rw null's rmi.h SOrnclcs trind old remedy
'luiml for many ears, and still in nubile
favor. It Ih wuihuh uonui inn iwm
nnHlioine for nil pulmonary nffectlnns.
It always cures. All druggists noil It (or
'J& v.unt8. ' ,
W'
Sap
pioByrup
Map'u Syrup
"
4
kmtts oT pjrfeifte
for all the leading
i Mlf'
town
u .
irisi;.bir
F VKH4" t0&.W
I'll fllnto HI.
rm
f III J'f nil
I Ml
,v
Resujts From the
Marcus
HIS HOLDING WERE TEN MILLIONS---
WHO HIS SUCCESSOR WILL BE
Interesting: Question of What Will Become of the Daly In-
teresh-Will Be Managed By the Standard u
Oil Company. ..... .j
ii r ..ooiart rrr. i ' i
New Yoiik, Nov. 13. Tho Journal of
Com inorco today says: Mnrcus Daly's
connection with the copper interests of
tho lountry is well. known. Willi J. B.
flaggin ho owned a controlling interest
in tho great Anaconda mine until it was
turned o'ver to Ibo Amalgamated Cop
per company last year. Tho value of
his holdings in Anaconda at the time
tho transfer was made was estimated
by eomo'at. considerably in1 excess of
$ 10,000,000.
It was tho opinion of copper men gen-
orallj that Mr. Daly'H death would have
little effect upon tho interests of tho
Amalgamated Copper Company. His
long illness had practicallay forced him
out of tho active management of the
company for many months. Tho stock
of tho company advanced over two
points in tho early dealings though re
acting Bomowhat later.
It is barely iiossiblo that tho death of
Mr. Daly may have n tondoncy to bring
about an earlier settemeut of the Mon
tana lltgatton than would other wico
have been possible.
ConRldornblo interest baa been maul
fested over tho probable diBposhbof Air.
Daly'ii holdings of Amalgamated Coper
slock. According to nomo reports Mr.
Daly sold out the bulk of his holdings
long ago.
Others In clow touch with the com
pany deny this and say that Uio tock
had not been sold and Hint Mr. Daly's
hoirs nni not likely to soil it. According
to some accounts, however, tho Stand
ard Oil interests wilt take care of the
Daly Interests.
Nothing dotunato as to tho successor
of Mr. Duly as Prcrldontof tho company
was obtainable but It is tho opinion of
many that II. II. Ilogors, Vice-President
,o( tho company will fill tire position. In
this connection It may bo worth noting
that Mr. Ilogors recently made an ex
tended trip to tho Anuconda and other
Amalgamated Copper properties.
CALIFORNIA WINE
PRODUCTION LARGE
Growers or All the Vlntif.es Heport a Profit
able Year. Quality Equals That
of 1893.
Or AiiolRtS ! la !! JairaiL
Ban Fkanoibco. Nov, 13. Tho
Ghroulclu says: Quality rather than
quantity la tho distinctive mark of tho
California dry wino vlutago of 1000. Tlio
production, will be about-tho saino as
that of last season but tho high standard
of '1603 wll 1)0 attained.
Tho best authorities agreo In placing
tho amount of wino fermented iih. frpm
iaCO.001 to 15,000,000 gallgns of dry
and 7,000,000 ga.Uons of the sejlt va
rlutlo). The jrape growers boHf in tho
dry and the sweet wino dfntficU had a
profltublu year,
Tho ylelO of dfy wluesln ibfivaroiiH
counties of tho vinfttgo Juat.lclUiHl is
very ueur the following figures:
Sonoma, 8,600,000 to 0,0 O.OM gallons;
buuta Clara, 2,MK),000 to .1,000,000 gal
Ions; Napa, l,5004ti00 gallons; Qoiitra
Costa, 800,000 gullous, uud Alameiii
county frem 1,000,000 to l.fiOO.BOJ gal
Ions '
THEODORE BARR
GIVEN A SURPRISE
At Ills Home Monday Kvcalaf on the Occasion of
Ills Birthday.
A delightful social event transpired on
Monday oveulng at tho homo ol Mr. and
YEW PARK MEAT MARKET
Headiiuartors for the best meat
oiid lard In Uio city. Give us a
uall and see bow woll wo ean
pleaso you. Prompt and care
fill uttontiou to ull orders, : :
Phone, black 36Q1, i : : :
p:
G. BOWERSOX, PROP'R,
l--tw
Of COPPER
Passing Away of
Daly.
.X '.
Mr . Tlieo. M. Barr, on tho occasion of
j,8 birthday, when a company of friends
gavo him a genuine surprise.
Tho residence on Church street was
crowded with a jolly company, and riti
enjoyable evening was spent at prog'roeo
ivo whist, after which refreshments
wore eorved
Tlioeo' present wfcre: Rov.Daly, Roy,
Taberof St, Mary's homo, Iienverton;
Drothor Francis, Notre Daipe, Iiuiiuua ;
MrsII. W. Barr, Mrs. Frank Davey,
Mrs. R. A. Kirk, Mrs Giea, Mrs. Petite',
Mrs. F. J. Barr1, Mrs. Frank Albricl ,
Mrs. Joseph .Albrich, Mrs. Thei.
Barr, Miss Kato Daly, Miss Aqna Barr,
Miss Merle Davey, Mlsn Josio Bmith,
Jts. Albrlch, Frank Davey, II. W. Barr,
Leo. JBarri Frank Uarr, Geo Barr, John
Nathmau, Frank Albricb, M. J. Petzel,
A. hucki'stein. and Thoo. Barr.
Brother Francis secured first prizo, a
silver mounted papor knife arid Mies
Anna Barr eecured tho booby, a box 'of
blucking.
A TODAY'S TDLGGRAMS BOILED
1 DOWN FOH BUSY PEOPLE
LB
Two fresh cases hutouic plague at
Alexandria.
Wichita Falls, Texas, mills dostroyed.
Loss $1-10,000.
Grant Bros., New York, assigned..
Liabilities 1100,000.
Mujor-Goueral Otis took command of
Ddartment of the l.ukos.
Cupt. John Hart of Cuban filibuster'
ing fame died at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Zdreldn James, widow of the
bandit Jessie James, died at Kansas
City,
A florco galo swept over tho ISnglleh
channel last night, causing n numlwr ol
wrecks.
National baseball club of Chicago
selects 1Od Angeles for team to train
this winter.
Patrick J, Fitzgerald, nnco champion
six day walker of tho world and still
holder of tho 100 hour go as you please
record Is dead nt his homo in Long
Island City.
United States Coast and GeodetluSur
vey has selected thrco students of tho
University of California as assistants.
They will sail for Manila Novomber 10
to engage in coast survey work in tho
islands. ,
William Haywood, United StatosCol
lector of Internal Revenue at Honolulu
who arrived hero on tlio steamer China
has wired his resignation to Washington.
Ho will repreoont Hawaiian business, in
terests at tho National Capital,
One day during a cold snap last "win
ter I saw nu old man In n grocery act
ing rather suspiciously, nud soon I saw
him steal a putnto from a barrclful of
tho tubers that Htood outside tho coun
ter. The old fellow slipped out of the
house as ebon uh he could convenient
ly and limped uwny. I followed hlui,
thinking to give him what change 1
could sim re. for I thought be musutw
diperntely poor If he must steal a' po
tato. When I en unlit p with him and .of
fered him n little money, the old yiau
rflnu'd with Inuglitor When Inybad
cot IiIh liieath iignln. he Koldt &
"You'kiiw me steal the potato, didn't'
.TOllV ,
"vr Pdid." , ,
"Wift lihfliue JpII .vou. tu.T son I've
u'oi pnirliiH'Mio wlf I inlOhuuwuls
of Imnln'U if Uiftn I've jrni tln htg
HckI nun lei vtitdi'U In till louut.v am!
I've got uit.li1 liinuvj lkiti .vuu t've
aw i'nri u a potuto In .vnui' pocliii
iVltl i-uitr tin- idli'iinuill?. lull foi l,t' to
do tiny Mll vmi've koj in fteal It,,
potato .Set
A f,W,. t4Ll 1 MVWI'llutVtHuL jAVI't"
vww1iT!ta "nuiunV ll.trfie inTm.i
'nu
tint) V.mnti'ru.
An t M uti:lejiu)ii. witililHU tip Oft I
(Ull Oulil.u uu'i'itiulva t'ltiit iurt4iii'ii
lly Imiileil atiil.'Uniwu b. u wrett'lntt
litiiilnipi'd with Uh ui; u tittup under
it. Its tiiiiuK mltUlUK ihioiish It skin
"Iluw inn yuti III mm yoWiJidj
soV he erti1 tiiiliiu tut (frivitr
"It Ik iiilti ('SIhiusiimI I.m.k ut tlu
way Its ituitn- Is liaiixuiK nut '
.IfNliiyiRtiMl Islij'uhiiWM KiLihotMiy ,
Wli.v "Tls Hit' lufil WliueKiif him '
lie's putting
rit-iutH
It nut in yiui!" Loudon
tCliitl IlrartrU l.ntl.
A Mis AltUrnll Vvtngimn tefi it ifpuey
if 1 sJillltliifH JB'i mttnuu with wlnt'ij tq
tiny fngutM m Inn ii lierelli s Mir left It
;u St. Mm i. ii ouiwlt-li now iltuinllfh
tit Mis niytliiin's it'iiiuuih were
Mimiifc tliiiM. nuioMtl ti( Irtiml from
lln t'hiiri-li il M .Mnrtiu out wall The
rUt-tHtlll- RIVlll III II li,Mol. of Si llel-
i'H'h. tisiiiipn;tat it; u line reAtor9
Nott-a ami JmiH'jc 4.
flmi.Qphinlii-Treasures
bin is 1 1-2 inches deeper than on Ordinary treasures. One
k.. i rn,in.e :., r lifTpfPiir k nH nf flour. Each bin
IMII 11(1 illIIIUMJ III IWI """'" ....-.- -- ------ , .
holds a 0 lb sack of flour and a quart setve. 1 wo nice clean
bread boards. Two small diawers one draw has partitions
for knives foiks and .spoons and are well finished at prices
that are within reach of all.
I IflBBHIMMIIHMMBHnHiKHH
i
LOW
F. W. H0LLIS
PRICED
MnmmaMMHMaMNi
FIRST DOOR HORTII
It IS ALMOST
UNANIMOUS
Citizens, 'Business Men and
Tax Payers Endorse.
The Preseat rtoa-Portlsso Adotlnlttratloa of
the Business Affairs of the City of
Salem,
The public sontlmont in favor of con
inning tho present city ofllulnls and
board of aldermen In iwwor is strongor
thnn ever before.
A largo number of citizens havohoon
interviewed and nro unqualifiedly in
favor of tho existing order of things.
It is understood tho men who havo
served in tho citizens' administration
are wil. ing to stand forn re-election on
Dccomboi' 3d provided they are invited
to do so by the citizens, and tho
sentiment in favor of such action is al
most unanimous.
Some Expressions.
J IJ. F.Tuthill: Voted for it before,
and will do it again,
D. J. Fry: This administration ought
to suit anybody. Kspccfally tax
payers. IIopotOBoe it continued.
F. W. Mollis &. Ce: It 'has been nil
right as far as I, cau seo.
A. M Humphrey: Fully satlslled and
fool that for onto wu uru working on
safe lines
J. I. Thorn peen: Its first rato. Don't
want changed as long as I live.
W. II. Holmes: llest city govern
ment wo have had in twenty years, mid
we hud better stick to it
Wan. Brewn: Am well pleased with
tho prosont administration.
O P. Dabney; Don't think it could
bo bettered. It should by nil means bu
continued.
Lacy & Son's; Seems to bo running
all right, but taxes nro still too hhrh
12. O. Croat : Hopo it will ho contin
ued in its present etlleient form, w I
believe it is the first titno in it score of
yeara tliut Ihe city hasn't run behind.
Joseph Meyers: Liku the inauugu
ment very much. Hut It is an outrage
that wo do not havo at least one or two
more policemen.
Branson k Ragan: Think it is ull
riuht and hope to seo it continued
E, F. Osburn: Can't spoak too highly
of tho men and their work.
12. S. Lampert: Want things to stay
jiMtug tliuy are.
John tiavugo, Jr. : Think we ought to
lot well enough alone. I am opposed,
as a Republican, to the partisan ideas
expressed in tho Telegram article. In
city matters we should drop all political
considerations'.
Guy M. Pewers: Tim only way we
will ever get out ol debt will bo by con
tlnuing.tho proront administrate
ILA.Jobnsonr The present admin
istration has been good enough for me.
M. Bredemuir: It suits me very
woll,
G. W, Pntman: It has been a great
improvement and will gladly support it
again.
J. Purvlne: It Is good ind I don't
know how we could improve on it.
Coutlnuetlou Third l'Ke.
THLNKSGIVING DAY
SERVICE AT SALEM
It will bo nhfurved this year at tho
Evangelical ihurch on Cottage street,
sermon by Rev, MoKillop of First
Baptist.
FOUND SOME
DIFECTIVE HOSE
The Firo deoartment had the engine
out Monday and made a test of the lioso
In use, with the result that three sections
burst at low pressure. It is evideut
that the city will bo compelled In bny
sonielulw hose Iii the near future.
i,McQlLOIiniSrr-At' (ho. family homo
near icoseuaie, uregon, Mittinlay,
November 10, 1000, to Mr. and Mrs.
Win. MiGilchrtBt, u daughter. '
Tax Etuallzatloa,
The Marion county board are in ees
siou at the Assessor's olllje.
MC'J-rrsx - -
bA. fa. Jk.- t. - JO. m
BeuttU
Qator
Ina W J Haw Always BoiM
ins mm tj nam mi)i
Steel Mud Guards
Fittetl to your Wheel, front Wl rear
1 1.50 Carbide 21ba 25c, Majestic Lamps,
J3.QQ,
Standard Rotary Sewing Machlno sew
faster, run easier, hold more thread, do
more tilings than any machino
uifuje.
Come aud.sce.
R. AOJIGGINS
fSpGarhlUti for your gas lamp, 2 pounds
' tor i'o coins.
Hard wood fronts with
two nice flour bins each
& COMPANY.
FURN1TUHE
1IUU3K.
OP POSTOFFICE.
tPATTON BROS.
4 CARBON PRINTS
A beautiful assortment of
platinettes : or -carbon
prints. 'Finely matted
boards. Size. 11x14 in;
over 50 different subjects.
Big sellers.
t
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3
5 ...ioc... E
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Patton's Book
Store, f
iJiMfliiniifiiffinniiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiii
To make room for an ;
immense stock of toys i
still to come wc must :
reduce our stock of boots 3
and shoes, underwear, i
E piece goods, trunks, vat- ;
i$cs. blankets, and every- ;
tiling. - V m, , ,
Bargains 1
THE FAIR STORE
274 Commercial St.,
Salem, Oregon.
iiiiiuiwwiiiyiiiiiiyiiiiiwiiMM
DIED.
DAVfS. At Hie luiuily home, -13(1 High
street. Salem, at 7:30 a. in. Tuesday,
Nov. 13. Mury K, wife of F. R. Davis,
nged 50 years.
Deceased was a native of Ohio, nnd
was born at Malta in that state. She
was married to F. R. Davis in.1807, ami
two years later they moved to Nebraska,
whero tho lived until 1803, when tho
fnml y cumo to Salem, nnd havo since
resided hero. Mrs. Davis has .been a
sufforor for about 13 years from a cancer,
which caused her death. Besides her
husband, two sons and one dauuliter
Borvivo her: Lostcr B , F. Roy and lies-slo-L.
Davis, all of this city.
Thofunora services will bo conducted
by Rev. John Parsons, at tho reeldonce,
130 High street, at '1 p. m. Thursday
and burial will be in Rural cemetery.
Referring to our statement that Bry
an's defeat would cause a rapid rise of
the Socialist party, the Medford Inquir
er (Dem.) says:
"Wo do not agreo with all Editor
Hofer says.espoclally in regard to social
ism. Tho laboring class as a rulo.pmioh
it and practico anarchy. 11 ad they been
sincere in tholr doctrine they would
havo voted for Bryan; but his defeat on
ly tightens their own bonds nnd makes
their day of liberation from corporate
power farther away."
A largo porcontago of Socialist vote
went to Bryan this year on flio issue of
Imperialism,
NEW TODAY.
head 5c a line each issue
Is!
A RARE CHANCE 1&M &
street, four blocks south or the court house will
be bold at half Its value. Good house, finest
view la the city, fruit trees, etc. Apply at
Journal office.
W.vSTKI) Tn know I ho win.renluiuts
( bo C. Nual forjnuir Ciiunfy Hoi-order
of Linn eouiity, laleof Hustuiu Ore
gon,", ho borrowed u diamond ring and
bieastptn of the undersigned agreeing
tu n-turn the same after uleutlop Al
bany Domocral pleaso copy Suitable
tewanl offoreU forreturnof tho man or
tho diamonds lo Oi.n Uiu, Anuuhson.
LARSKN THK I'ALMIST
Aliskyni.lg.
Cor. 3rd A Morrison Sis. 1'ortland
l, will
read when all leading eveuts ut life
take place for gain and loss. His
work. Readings 50. cents. "Prac
tical Hand Heading" for sain
by all dcaltus. I'rico 75,
it 12 ant
, ACood Appetite.
I ho present lino weather gives us ull
n good appotito and it is -to your advan.
tago to know tba beat of meals are pre
pared ready to orvu to your order at
Strong's Restaurant.
If you get hungry it Is an ovlilonie of
jk Baiinimf !
goou liealth and you can obtain a first
uiaasmeai ttiat will satisfy your hiitnrur
and aid ,to retain your health at the St
hluio Restaurant. e.Oad
OSt,JS'5703rLXH.
Bwrtt. . TkKklVwHiMiUMlRBwW
Blawiv
tf.
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MOID T I
I Great
rJK ,Sr-ta.
v&ryX cUrJUU
CHANGE
JIV v
Friedman's New Racket
WILL TAKE PLACE SOON. IN ORDER K)
MAKE THE CHANGE, THE STOCK HAS TO BE .
REDUCED NEARLY IjjE-HALF
And to sell rapidly, there nittst be hoiiio
lnuucemoni io mo pun-iutFur. nun
thoy are sum to have. Wo start tho
great destruction of tho prices on our
stock immediately, nnd will tako about
00 days. It will oniiblo yon to buy a f 15
suit of clothes for fl), a $12 suit for$7.r0,
ii$10 suit for fO.HO. an f 8 suit for $5. In
children's clothing )ou will get tho
samo proportion.
Mon'a rubbnrs worth fic.' for COo and
fiOc rubbors for 40c. Ladies' rubbers
worth OOo for 38c. Children's rubbors
tho samo proportion and tho samu in
Arctics.
Rubber boots, n discount of 25 per
cent.
Mackintoshes for men and Indies nt
05.c on tho dollar.
Spool cotton, best brands, nt. 25c per
dozen. Ten cent spool silk for flv cents.
A pnekago of chenille or nrrat-eno to soil
for 3c. worth 15c.
Embroideries at fl5c on 'ho dollar;
laces ditto.
Passamontry trimming at Imlf price.
I.iuHch' rIiocr wortli S5 for 75e: nil la
dies' shoes cost 2, $2.50, 3, $3.50 to boj
sold for 50c. Children's shues just hnll'
price.
OvornllB wortli 50c for 38c.
All our men's underwear nt (10c on tho
dollar.
Men's ovtirehirU at fi0c on tho dollar.
Men's collars, tho 20c nnd Ific urado.
nt 8c, the 12Jc grade for 7c, the 10c for
5 cents.
BIonkotH, quilts, countorpanes will bo
sold at a discount of 25 per cent.
This will give consumers an opportunity to pur
chase tlie best grade of goods at a lower price
than has been heard of in Salem before. Those
who know the value of money, and have sense
enough to know a good, thing when it is of
fered to them will come and partake of this
great sale at.
-V
'S
Cor. State and
FR
EDM
HAVE PURCHASED
The Osburn Racket Store at 60c on tin
dollar, and have moved the goods into
my store, first south of the Postoftice. I
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
sndget first choice,
ISflDORE GREENBROH
.Location First Door South of the Posloffice.
X AT THE 3C
New Millinery S
'
OF MRS. D.
Our entire new line of hats received this morning.
First Store South of Post Office.
I J I-. LI If rff .(
ik
H 4' .J r S J fj ,
, V"."..'1.'-"-. ilivideiulH. This lint ism inoneirw
-- y s s r Ss's-sjf omiiliiually.by our gradur le four w
C'6s&'CsC'frC'CCSK' i.iir Hiidt'iilH have gom fn m ? 11
AT THE CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLECB. SALEM. OREGOH.
The present year. You will lind here skillful teaehera.fiorriul inHlifHlsand noJ'nl
eqniiiments Students admitted nt anv tiino. Vicilora welcome b-r il'iislratei
tuinitiKua uuurntih,
BottlecT Beer
Klinit-rft Heck buccessuih in Nouthhaieii.
Uottlir.' Woiki.
All oritijrri lor bottled bwrMl lm liluti
t the brewery. Kept on o dd Mtonu" .
Krwt nilv iliv.irv To1iloiM !tj
OSTEOPATHY
In Salum d Atbuny-
DU. URACK ALUUKHIT, graduato of
American School of Ojteopathy,
SALEM Monday, Wednesday nun FrU
day hours, U to 12 a. m ; 1 to t 0 p.
in. Olllca over Waller's grocery.
ALBANY Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
unlay; hours, 0 to 12 a m; 1 to 5 p.
in. Ollleo Albany, Mcllwnin building1!
Main St, N "'
CASTOR .A
Por Infants and Cbildri.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Bears tho
&ytfM
Signature o
OF JFIRM
, f
AT V
r
Utvel Ht-lftB of, ladies' jsikw. m,,,
tl.!.lTilir.,ylC8OnO,UeB'CapeBRl03n
All pur sljks, pluriips and ei,..
wortli finiii $1 to $2 per yard win V!
oldforC0e,nllolhlirelveK8?lg
5i,api;ryil3.l?ryB",'orU,,romMS
A 2, $2 50 and $3 corset for t t -a
corset for 75c. 1.25, fl corset fQr af
75o coruit for '10c. a
Mon'a working glovos, n rcduetbg a
30 per cent. Tho same on lndli-a' kIovm
Tho host kid gloves nt half price.
Featfipre, tins and pliimea world 60c
to 76 to bo Bold for 10c each
Towels nt two-thirds their value.
Tnblo clotbcs.25 per cent discount.
All dress goods, 30 per cent discount.
Our aim is.to reallzo nlwitt il5c on Ida
dollar. nvtintgo, on about fio.ooo 0n,
nf gnodH, and must be done within CO
dnya from the 15th of NovetnWr,
NeekttSs, 35c grade for 20c, 60c mJ
for :i5c, tho S5o Iwwfl 'or lfio.
.SoYtbnt will wear the prlfon out u
eel ilngn 5Qc pair fo'r 38c SGe pair lor
aHl A'i5o piilrTpr Oc. A 10c p.,r'or
(iti ,tiih1 u 5c jialr for 3c.
A fountain-poll wortli 25c for 8c.
A box of paper and envelopes viorlh
15o for -tn.
.Tnblo cullory at 00c on the dollar.
Rnxors. strops, nnd knives, attirljj
worth a dollar (or COc
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NEW RACKET
Com. Sis. Stilem Or.
L. FIESTER-
As an invefltment, pavs rubetapll
prollliilileemploiinentiiiiriKgiiT.."
tnnivM'kii. I uniKW tO t.ikl- U COOri
y, 1, MA' KY rnnCinUi, Dllicui v
For WeddingP. Kwei ,"''
nud all occasions.
, Lelliiy'l, Gosnor Wmajjer
'203 Cottaie and ferry St SWm Or.
N. W. N. COLLEGE
OF MUSIC AND ART
A.J.Gsrlrnd. Prin. UUt'lH
I. M. Parvln. Mus. WQC.. Director
nf rtrntrtmtBt of MUSlC
PiillMonKsaliithoiirlncipalbran-hjiM
ana art. f Jrt term teilua Mob.ur fviS
Bona for circular to , . si!ei
Miute rgom No. 7. l'tton Hi
ion4'
Northwestern Normal
School and Business Ctm
Salem Orecoa
Term ocens Sept.
ltaennruM(irltuar flrl,...
MlSt
Cow jil
UommbnBohortl.HlKtisflhypl. Vioor ,jl
Itan. Ontalft
ana Arty'ruir Kacuitjr. "
SJ111I lor circulars. , ,
A. J. GARLAND. A. M. PrUcU-
WJ OS' !?