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Dressing: Sacques
jiist in To
day New figured and
and plain French
Flannel. You 'J I have
to hurry lo gel your
choice, Ihey don'l
stay -long:,
Special Sale...
For tho rest of tliia
weok.
tl.00 values at 70e.
1.25.valucs nt 00c
Thursday, Frldnvand
Saturday.
olVerson's
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y we nave jiisi weteiveu
. the Following Telegram i
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. .7. J, Dalrymplo A Co, Salem, Ore. , A
Continue Fur Solo to December Fourth. Sell nt wholesale prices.
i I'dwin S. Gkoikjk. J
i
This gives the people of
er to selectj from the, best, assortment of Furs shown in
Salem llii? season. . Prices
l.C9tJ -BSt -ZXl t0tOft tftftj
Italian Bands and Opera Singers
May please large nudloncca, but the ntiillttida nru just nt present moro intorcetoil
In Uig Ilolldny pwblam. Our lino of novelties nnd BiibatnntlttlH In Jewelry silver-wnro.-'Watches,
cloekai etc., wnH nuvor so.comploto, Our prices on these goods
are known to be low, nnd we don't vary them on account of the season.
Chas.il. Hinges
Mrxt Door to
THEWEATIIEH,
Fair Saturday nfternoou, liHiroaaing
cloudiness on Sunday, followed by rnln, I
, i
Wheat Market
Ham Fuancibco, Dee. 1 Cash vo'sf.
OniOAao, 111., Dec. 1. Doc, 70)f
Baletn, 50.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
u Ann it v
The, Sidnov Power Co.
HIltftlJY, OHKOON,
made for family nee, nek yourgrocorB for
t. Bran and shorts alwayu on Imnd.-
A. T. WALN, AGENT.
niome ftl,
A.mUjJUA.j AJt
UrtTCI tQDIWAIC W
num. p-uiivnudi
Willamette.
W M Hamilton, Bt Louts.
W K Gorman, Now York.
0 W Adumoon. Portland.
K L Parrott, HonuburK.
Davo Aekorman, Portland.
A W Whltmor, Purtland.
Kllofor.Oity.
. M Colin, Omnhr.
Doles D Nuor, Portland,
Win ISoat, Ban Frantlnuo.
Joint 11 Woodward, Portland.
W II Carroll, Ban Frunolwo.
H B Cowling, Now York.
Margaret Calliaon, Uugyno.
A I) Charlton, Portland.
W II Mead, Portland.
H C nowora. Portland.
Harry Kockbart, Portland.
J JI Vogt, Portland.
J Ualdwin, Portland.
Jlos Crau, New York.
- We fir? Headquarters -
i . .For Your Breakfast Foods,.
Cream of Wheat, Ralston Breakfast Food, Rals
ton Pancake Flour, Pillsbury's Vitus Mush.Gra
no, Dessicated Wheat, Wheatine, Germeu.
Oranose Flakes, Atoll Breal fast food. -T
Five, mfnuto miiali fa still gur leader.
A full ilne of Aemo mills products Wholo whoat ilour, Buukwhbat, Graham,
Boiled Oats'B Ibe for56p. yo rarry the beat rolled ate In (ho oltv, 6 llja for 36o.
Bemntnberlf you want gtd bread buy Byor'a Boat Flour, mailo In Pendleton,
Jsasteru Oregon.
RotX-x FjL.Graber
'piioiiTWiifiatuteat
Our Fur
Department
Ib filled with the
beat values r of
fered, Wo hJ'ow no
cheap stuff. At $2.00
to $111.00. Our line
(nn'tl)o beaten.
THE BIG BARGAIN
MOUSE OF SALEM
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Salem about one week long- J
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Scientific Optician
296 Commercial St.
v
llolverwn's
Miss Ward, Now York. -Frank
DoSlion, Now York.
Miea K. Mlchelinu, Nuw York
MIbb F Mnddock, Now York
Frank Wooloy, New York.
Georao Chnpmnn, Now York.
J W l.ingaloy, Now York.
Job W HjiIUi, Now York
Mlaa KuowleH,New York.
C C Ilolleuahead, Now York.
Geo Borchardt, Bun Krunolsro,
F , Moore, Now Yof k.
F G Young, ICugeue.
It M Wright, Kujiohu.
lolin Mntutninu, Portland.
Melvlnloy Mitoholl A wife, Gorvalu.
W J Clark A wlfo, GorvnlH.
MraOB White, Gervaia.
MIhh Pillars, (Jorvald.
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements under this
bead 5c a line each Issue
FOB BALK A cuddle horse, aaddlu and
l.rl.lln. Hrnku to lrio. Annlv to
IB Court Bt. 1-M-tf
FARM FOB BALK 'il7 aoruH with ood
1 buildings and fences, over half under
cultivation, half mile from the Kulsor
aohool-houee. 1'rlro and terma reason
ublo. Apply to F." Aohlllea, Balom,
Oregon. ia-1-lm
FOB SAI.K, Frauio Iioubo and onodinlf
block of land, four hlooka from Yew
Park school. Price 200. Call on J.
M. Payne. 1 1 !U
BTBAYUD.-One Poland China Boar.O
montha old, from my farm '2 mllea
South of Prison Howard. Notify.!,
M. Munkera, Balom, PM-Ot'
FOUND A logohain. Owner call nt
Jouunal olllco, pay for this nd and
taku enme. l'-'-l-IIt.
Bev. L. UiCroix of Jack ouvillo is
uaaietlng Bov. Daly in the work of St.
Joseph's church nnd ndjolnlug jiaiiahoa.
FOR A COLD IN THE HEAO
Laxative Bromo-Qulnlno Tablotu
GmVs In live mlnutoj, lOo for n 2f
JU.
BOILED CABBAGE.
Tlie Ozara condition edritlnnea
favor-
able.
I'r Inco Alexander Imoritliuky,, gov
'. ornor General of Vnrfljiw,dled yesterday
1 aV St Petersburg.
j -British had flvo killed and CU wound
&ST Jn tho tigntlng With VHJoon riud
Erasmus Commandoes near Boltforiteln,
Wciubof 29.
Fulton, Ky , waa viaited by n the
eafjy tliia morning that destroyed
Utility estnbllabino'its nnd cnuficd u
a dOsa of fioO.OOO.
jTJio award of the Sniss governnuinl
nfjBrnnco Brnssilinn bouudnry dismte
gTVcs Brazil 147,000 square miles north
of UieTuninc Uueinac rnuge.
"Niiiicd Hint Out."
Iii "The Aigoiiuiim of California"
Jlr. C. W Ilnaklim tells n good atory
vt snuuikinut. In one of the mining
districts near Hncrnuiento n stoiekeep
or lotelvi'd ti lmncl of fiovlslous
Which secnied to be spoiled, to Judge
by .the cunull. ltiHtend of llimwlug It
awny, be tlirtmt It Into one cottier of
n Bhed. where wnnte mill rubbish were
piled upon It.
One duy n burly, dust covored Dutch
pian entered thu store.
, "I vuiits me some dot." pointing to
wntd the shed.
"What Ih dot?" Inquired tho store
Leo per.
"1 shows 3011." snld the minor. "You
I hum come mlt me." And to the abed
they went, where, pointing to tho rub
bish heap, the Dutchman explained,
"Some of dot In dere vns vnt 1 vnnts."
Boxes nnd bairels were removed,
nnd the condemned bnrrcl was expos
ed. But when tho miner engerly point
ed to It the tinder told him It wns
spoiled men I. not lit to cut.
1 knows better ns dot," snld the
Dutchman. "You bust him In und I
show h you "
An ax wns In ought und the bnrrcl
"busted In." when, Instead of spoiled
meat, theie wns revenlcd some good,
old fashioned Hiiuerktnut, mndo In Hol
land and shipped mound Capo Ham.
"I knows It." said tho delighted
miner. "I nose him out 1"
The sauerkraut sold readily nt n dol
lar u pound and wns In gieut demnnd.
Thu Dutch miners hentd of It ami
walked 10 nnd in miles to get a tusto
Of the dainty.
A Singer's Cnrffu.
Ftom the time wo llrst got on board
tho shiver. Buys J. Tnylor Wood In The
Atlnntle, had wo honrd monns, cries
nnd rumblings coming from bolovf, nnd
ns soon ns the captain nnd crow were
removed the hutches hnd been tnkon
off, when there arose ti hot blnst ns
fiom n ohm ncl house, sickening nnd
ovei powering. In tho hold were 1100
huiiiun beings, gasping, struggling for
breath, dying, their bodies, limbs nnd
fapes nil expressing terrlhlo Buffering.
In their agonl.lug light for life some
hnd toiu or wounded themselves or
their neighbors drendfully; some were
stiffened In the most unnatural posi
tions. As noon ns I knew the condition of
things I sent the bont back for the doc
tor and some whisky. He returned,
bringing nlso the captain, and for nu
hour or more we were all hnrd nt work
lifting mill helping the poor crentureB
on deck, where they were laid Tout In
rows. A little wntor nnd stimulant re
vived most of them. Some, however,
were dead or too far gone to be resusci
tated. The doctor worked earnestly
over ouch one, but 17 were beyond hu
man skill. As fast as ho pronounced
them dond they were quickly dropped
overboatd.
The "ICInir of Hume."
What became of Napoleon's son Is n
question often asked, as little mention
Is made In hlstorv of the young prince,
the desire of his father's life, who was
born Mm eh 'id 1MI1. nmtd great rejoic
ing In Paris und hulled as the "king of
Borne." In .Immury, 1H1 1. Napoleon
omhincud Ids wife and child for the
last time, nnd this really ended the
reign of the little king "who never saw
his kingdom" He was reared In tho
Austrian eomt under the name of Duke
of BeleliHtndt and grew to be a hand
some noting fellow and quite a billllaut
scholar He had one short year of mil
itary life and then contracted pulmo
nary disease, fiom which he died In Ids
twent j -second year. He worshiped
the memory of bis father nnd always
spent the uuuhersnry of his death, .In
ly 21'. In his own moms He Is bulled
In the t'aithuslau monastery of Vien
na, which Is the Austrian Westminster
abbe;
Mimv MasUm Arc Miidr,
Paper masks aie mnde by doubling
one sheet of a specially piopnrod im
pel, wetting It nnd molding It by baud
over u face form. It Is then dried by
uitlllelal heat. Openings me cut for
eyos. nose und mouth, nnd It Is painted
and deeointed by band ns dostred.
Wire masks are mnde by stamping a
pleee of who netting about n foot
squill e oer n race moiii in a large ma
chine. Inclosing the rough wlro edges
In n mil row stilp of lead. Then It Is
painted. The painting Is done by baud
In oil colois. Cincinnati Buqulrcr.
Miit Ulacrlmliinte,
"For inere.N'tf sake, Mildred," ex
claimed Mrs Hlghmoie, shocked at the
negligee nttlie of her youi-gust daugh
ter, who had gone to the fiunt door to
look at a lire on the other side of the
stieot. "don't you know you neer
ought tu appear In public with your
collar unbuttoned and your slooves
rolled up except when jou aie playing
gglff-C'lilcago Tribune.
' Fresh Trotn The Shell
Oyptera served In all styles fresh from
tho shell and other luxuries and the beet
of dinners at Snto.vi' Bustuurnuts.
YEW JPARK MEAT MARKET
Headquarters (or the host meut
and lard In thoolty. Give us a
oull and ecu how wall wo can
pleaso you. Prompt and go.ro
(ul attention to nil ordure. : :
Plipne, bjaok Kill. : t t :
R G, BQWBRSOX, PROFR
CITIZENS' NON-PARTISAN
muniurAL utivci
For Mayor
0. P. BISHOIV
For B'-rnrdor,
, N. J. JUD.AH.
For Mnrshal,
D. W. GllisON.
.Fpr Transit rur,
.IOII.VMOIB.
Alderman, 1st Ward,
IS. P. WALK IS It.
. Aldennnn, 2d ward,
8. A. BIGGS.
Alderman, lid Hard,
.1. B. KUAUSSF,.
Aldnrmnu, ltd ward,
gidison sroi.z.
Ahlormrti, I Hi ward,
GVO. GltlSWOI.I).
)t!
I'lLII'IMQ CONDITIONS DISTRESSING.
As Miserable ds Cuba Before the United States
Took Hold.
Nkw Yoiiic, Dee. 1 Slxto Lopez, tho
former private secretary (if Honor Agon
olllo, who wns the Philippine Commis
sioner to the United Stales la in tho city.
Lope?, has had aovernl conferences with
prominent men since his arrival from
Hasten concerning tho situation in tho
Philippines.
'Tho war in tho Phlllipinoa will con
tinue," ho said last night, "until somo
declaration of dellnito policy looking
toward nn independent govbrnmont for
tho islands is uindeln the United States.
Tho condition of the people in tho Phil
ippines is deplorable It Isaa misernhlo
ns that of tho Cubans beforo tho United
States went to their rescue."
SUNDAY SCHOOL CENSUS.
City Will D: Canvassed "Next W.'iaisiiy At
tcrnoon by the Sunday School Union.
On next Wednesday afternoon thu
Salem Sunday School Union will mnko
n houso to houflo ennvnas of tho city nnd
tnkn a complete conaus of its inhabi
tants, similar to that taken Inst year.'
This year, however, ndvnntago will bo
taken of lnit year's exporionco, nnd it is
oxpectod that by tho system employed,
the comploto census will bo taken in
about flvo hours. Tho c'ty has bam
divided into small districts und nctivo
canvaB8ora assigned toenail.
A meeting will bo hold Monday ovon
Ing, in tho parlors of thu First Fresbyto
ri n church, when tho final arrange
ments will bo perfected.
GltAND OPENING GRAND 0PCI1A HOUSE
Coiitltuiou from Second I'ago.
C White and Miss Polland of Gervaia.
Mr and Mrs J 0 Thompson. Ono box
wft8 occupied by n Portland party: Mrs
John F Cordrny ami Mrs Oliver Season;
AD Charlton, N P By; II C Powers,
Hotel Portland; W II Mend, 0 & N W
By; Mr Vogt.
Manager Cordray la highly pleased
with his flrat experience with a baletn
audionco, and speaks in glowing tortus
of tho appearand and tho perfect
decorum of thu people. There waa no
confusion, no running nut nnd in, and
what aroused Mr, Cord ray 'b admiration
most wns that tho people kept their
seats at tho last until the curtain was
down, courteously refraining from innr
ring tho pleasure ofothois by jumping
up and preparing to leave beforo tho
curtain had reached thu stage.
Tonight tlnJ"Littlo Tycoon" will be
given. Tho prices will be: Orehoslra
fl; dress circle 75c. llrst two rows hi
balcony circle 700; Inst two rowa eOc:
gallery U6u.
Mass at Drooks.
Bov. W. A. Daly of Balom will say
mass in tho Catholic Church at Brooks
tomorrow ( Dec. lid at lOiIll) o'clock.
SECOND APPEARANCE
TONfGHT
BY REQUEST, AT THE CITY HALL ARMORY
OP THE ORIGINAL
ROYAL AURINE BAND
big, F. Gianuini, sole manager.
Giorgio Minoliti, loader.
First Part.
1 March, "Teasing Hearts" Creature.
2 Potit and Peasant.. .. ... . .Stippo,
!) UnrpSolo Selected.
Sig. Setario.
4 Tenor Solo Soleoted.
Sig. F. Gianuini.
5 Giand Selection, "Ione,"'" Petrull,
Incidental solos by Big, DoGirroli
mo and Do Tittn.
Second Part,
0 March
7 Tenor Solo Selected.
Big. F. Gianuini
8-CornatSolo "Tho Holy City."
.Adama.
Sit:. Tavini.
0 A aummor Night's Frolic Tern-
podotouoitiscne .... .Minoim.
lO-Grnnd Selection .11 Trovatore.
i orciit
11 Incidental Solos by fiipri. Do Glr
rolamo, Do Natali ami DoTitta.
Admission Tonljht 50c toull parts of the house.
ltourvod seats rogittered at tho W. II.
Burkhardt Book Store without extra
charge.
CASTOR I A
For Infants nnd Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Signature of C&a&yf?j&&
Have a Chaste, """
Bit v a fat mackerel .a real Goorcu'a cod-
ilsh or other rolish (or a change from
iraniKiu ft uagnn.
Try IheKlitoforChrlatmaa Foloe.
1121
OAi'FOKXAi
Ban tu 0 1 K,Bd Vw Hats ilar Bathl
il MU-11II.Y H1.UULATUU Ik !
MUM. II. HOWANJll WMIIwuke,VU.
DOCTOKS Udfc rtKU'WA.
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DK. J. W. TENCE,
NKWAnir, Onio.
6. B. Hartman, Tt. D., Columbus, 0.:
It is now sovontoen years alnco I ro
colvod tho first edition of your book
entitled "Tho Ills of Life." I received
It In tho ovoniug mall, and boforo 1
retired 1 read and pondered over every
word in tho lok. I was greatly im
pressed with your cnudor and slncorlty.
Tho book left no doubt in my mind as to
tho romnrknhlo virtues of your Pe-ru-na.
It was beesucoof this imprestlon that I
resolved 1 would test your assertions,
and test them in a way that could leave
no doubt.
I began prescnblug Pe-ru-na, as rcc
ommonded in your hook, and prescribed
It precisely von directed. As you
know, tho prefulllng diseases aro In
flammation or irritations of tho inter
nal organs of fJio body, cither of tho
head, the throat,
tho lungs, bowels,
otc. I prescribed
It bu ud rods of
times for those
diseases during
all tho following
seventeen years,
and I have never
lost a single case
during all this
time, although 1
have oflen related
thlstomymedicnl
associates, who nt
f. i
WM
!'
)Jm
D. I. Nlu' art, M. I).,
of Nubi'tnku rity,
Mri.,in torllieH I'd-
rii-nu ven ilu.
llrst expressed
their doubts, and snmvtimes very om
pbatleally, but after I had treated a largo
numhorof ciisos that had been givon up,
and cured them, thoy began to bellove
what 1 said.
I roly so wholly upon Pe-ru-na la
very disease that affects the mucous
jnembruues lining tho Internal organs,
that I never for a moment think of pre
scribing anything else. Since using Po-ru-nn,
1 hnvo Hevcr had a patient die
from iutlammatlon of the lungs, bladder,
bowels, stomach or fildnoys. Bvoryoaso
recovered In avory short time. In other
jti
m&.
III!
1MTI1
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Come and
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wnrk'Pi)
a"-"-""
X STAND 'I ABLE SIDEUOMID
LOUNGE HALL RACK OR
EX. TABLE BOOKCASE
For ycijir wife, son, daughter, or friend, whatever tho enso may ho, n
? XMAS PRESENT
Wu will hold it until XmiiB for you.
P. AT. HOLLIS St CO
Ixiw priced
AN EARLY REAIINDER
S)1
ON'T put It off too long;
como early to aelect
your unrisimaa pres
ents, wo shall bo leaa crowded, nnd
bettor yet, our atock will bo uir
brQkon. While our lino of Holl
day Goods is yet complete, must it
diminish vory lopldly ns Christ
maa approaches. Our latest novel
ties, aud choices bargains will bo
first to go, while wo shall use
evtfry effort to meet all demands
(or duplicates wo cannot oxpect to
secure them in many instances
during the. holiday iush, There is
nothing to loao and everything to
gain it you come nt once. Wo
shall lool (or you. Wo shall make
you welcome. Wo shall take
measure In shewing you a bril
liant display of latest attractions
for Christmas. Do not fail to
como. k
Patton's Book Store,
vwrv"wv
Gold framed medallions for Christmas
presents. Tho Klito Studjo. II 21 tf
Piano Awful Cheap
Tho Wiley B. Allen Co. for whom I
hnvo been acting as agent, having sold
out their Portland branch nro now call
ing in all unsold goods, pioparatnry to
turning over the business. I hno been
Instructed to evil everything possible at
once to avoid paying shipping oxpenees
There aro a number of big snaps In
pianos aud organs, tpat you may have
lyout phjk of at nlmoatjyour own pricoe,
-Will ship any that r,uniaiu unsold in a
very (esv days, on liavo no time to
lose. F, W. W kmine.
Opp. postolUeo.
Bwra tin J If Kf IM I'.h lima 8...
81Mtiir fA M S.
f
m&t
NEWABK, OHIO.
words, I prescribed I'o-ru-nafor nllcoMi
of catarrhal diseases. I believe you are
right in classing all Irritations und in
flammations of tho Internal organs as
catarrh. Ca
tarrh moans
irritation and
i n 11 a in in a
tlou of soma
mucous sur
face, and also
that such irri
tation and in
flammation aro oausod
cither by tak
lug cold, or by
somo looal
cause
I sco that
you generally
use n portrait
Dr. J. V. Ugbert. of Nco-
alio, Mo., h grnduuto of
throe solinoti of modi-
cluo, uses I'd-r mm In
Ills praotlco with
Krntlfjlng rosiilu.
whonyou publish a certificate, and as I
have Just had somo pictures tnkon, I
ouclosoyouono. You can usoit and this
lottor, one, or both, Just as you wish, if
you think it will promote the use of
Pe-ru-na. If you would like spoclal
cases thnt I have treated with Po-ru-nn,
I can give you hundreds of thorn.
Vory truly yours, Dr. J. AV. Peuco.
A. W. Porrln, M. I). 8., U80 Halsey
street, Brooklyn, N. Y., in n recont let
ter to Dr. li art man
says the follewing:
"I am using your
Po-ru-na mysolf,
aud am rccommond
Jug it to my pa
tionts in all cases
of catarrh, and find
it to bo moro than
you reprosont. Pe-ru-na
can bo hnd
now of all ilniL'L'lrfta
In this section; atA W.I'errln.M.U.H.
tho tlnio I began using it, it was un
known." Bend for wlutor catarrh book. Ad
dross The Po-ru-na Mcdlclno Co., Colum
bus, Ohio.
select a nice
LADIES' DliSk
Furniture House.
iminninninninifiMiniii
I Great Bargains
For the next, two
weeks at the Fair
Store. Wc must
have the room for
our Holiday goods.
Now is your time,
we mean what we
say.
m
YOURS FOR BARGAINS
! THE FAIR STORE M
7 commercial St., :
Salem, Oregen, :
ililllMlllllH
Settle at Salem
Irs. Cutler and son, who cam horo
several woeka ago from Muir, Mich,,
have purchated a bom in Morningaldo,
and will make Salem their future home.
They are old-time friends of the Olmsted
Brother and the Deling family.
Chante in Schedule
'".l"". M"'fty ! 3rd The
O. 0. T. Co's Steamora Altona and Po
mona will leavo for Portland daily ex
cept Sunday, at 8 a. m. 11 27 -it
-, YpunSunday Dinner.
If you are looking for a idac where
)ttcaiianjav our dinner on Sunday
as well p,
y other day go to the
ay
Iti
hr Kimii Iutaru'KANT.
mm
HU0t IK
for acccptablo Idea.
State tf patented.
THE PATENT RECORD,
BaltIa.ore. Md.
CJHAKOJB OR FIRM
a r
Friedman's New Racket
WlLL'IAKE I'LACE SOON. IN ORDER 'lo
MAKE I HE CHANGE, IHE STOCK HAS TO BE
REDUCED NEARLY ONE-HALF
And to sell rapidly, them must bo some
imluieiueiit to 'thu purchaser, 'HiIb
I buy are sure lo have. Wu slnrt the
great destruction of the prices on our
stock iiiiincdinlely, ami will tnko nbont
tlOdays. It will enahluyou to buy a $15
suit nf clothes for , n $12 suit for $7.50,
a Jit) suit for fO.nt). an f8 suit for-fi. In
eblldren'H clolhli g you will get thu
Mime proportion.
Men's rubbers woith 7fii frr TiOc and
CiOe inbht'is for 10c. Ladies' rubbers
worth 1,0c for ISHe. ChihlieipH lubbers
thusamu proportion and the minus in
arlloH.
Buhber boots, a discount of 25 per
cent.
Mackintoshes for men and Indies at
(toe on tho dollar.
Spool cotton, best brands, nt 2ru per
do7.cii.-Ten cent spool silk for II vo cents.
A package of eheuillo or nrraseuo to sell
for 3c, worlli 15c.
Embroideries at (15c on 'ho dollar;
latica ditto.
Paasamoutry trimmings nt half pricu.
Ladies' shoes worth $5 for 7fie; all la
dles' shoos cost ii, $2.50, til, f3.r0 to lie
sold for 50c. Children's shoes just half
price.
Overalls worth 50c for 38c.
All our men's underwear nt 00c on tho
dollar.
Men's overehlrts nt GOc on tho dollar.
Men's collars, tho 20c and 15o grndo.
nt 8c, tho 12,'yo grndc for 7c, thu lOo for
5 cents.
Blankets, quilts, counterpanes will IhVj
"old ut n discount of 25 per cent.
This will L'ive consumers an opportunity to pur
chase the best grade of goods at a lower price
than has been heard of n 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. A, X. X X X
FREDMAN
'S
Cor. State and
fPECIAL dress skirt sale, All our fine
dress skirts, regular prices from
$7,50 to $10,00 Your choice now for
$5.00 each, The cheaper ones will be
sold at 13 discount from regular price, See
our display of iine skirts,
ISflDORE
Location First Door
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bl! Our)
Fine Buckles, Tips and Plumes
The latest In hats and-many
other novelties at the
NBW miL.L.INBR.'Y' STORE
MRS. D, L, FIESTER, First Door South of Postollice,
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AT THE CAPITAL BUSINESS
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..v ,,iueuiii, tr. i ou win unu nero skiiiiui tencnera, correct meuiuuo ' --:,
equipmenta. Studenta admjtted at any time. Vialtora welcome. For lllustratfti
iiKl miuniHH, y.
Bottled Beer
KhngeiA Beck.SuccMsors to SoutbKalerc
Bottling Works,
Ail orders for bottlodbeor will bo tilled
it the brewery. Kent on cold etoraiie,
s ree city delivery. Tolephono 2131
Got a Premium on
J Tm COUNTY'
U CITY
Highest cash pricn paid nt Gilbert
Uros. Bank, opKiblto Gray Urns, Hold
government hcoiuo as dealers in ull
kimlBof teoiirities. u.j(( k
Sawed Wood and
Cedar Posts
2000 Finest cedar posts ju t
received and lor sale at
riaionableiiccs.
villa
1! II vl LX i i
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
pom3oi 5i9Ff5BtJr
LaleBt fitylea of ladlos' Jnikels at half
Latest stylos of Indies' capes nUlicon
tin dollar. ,lon
All our silka, t.lushea nnd tVot.
worth (miiii fl to 2 per yard, will
sold (or 50c, all other voUetoois ,
sold (or .Be per yard, worth from U 2
ti per yard. " lu
A $2, f2.M) nnd t.'t corset far i, i to
corset for 7Cc. fl.Zfi, fl n.rsot for W
75c corset for -10cN
Mon'a working gloves, n mluoUnn o
30 per ((nt. Tho samuon Indies' gm
Tho best kid gloves ut half prim '
Feathera, tins nnd plumes worth TA
to 75c to bo Bold for 10c each
Towela nt two-thirds their vnlnu.
Table clollioa.26 wr cent, dlecoii'nt,
All droBB goods, 30 per cent dlscoi'im
Our aim ia to realize nbout ilr,c im iu
dollurnverngo.on ulsmt IO,000 worth
of goods, and timet bo done within ill
dnys from thu 15th of November
Necktioa, 35c grndo for 20c, fit),- fttlrt
for 35c, tho 25c bova for 16c
8ox that will wenr the priies mt h
soiling a BOu pair for 38c. V 35c p.iir (or
25c. A 15o pnir (or l)c. A Uh pir (r
(to, nnd a 5c pnir (or 3c.
A fountain pen worth 25c for He.
A box of paper and envelopi-s worth
15o for !(!
Table cut lory at OOc on the dollnr.
Bnzora, atropa. and knives, article
worth a dollar (or (10c.
NEW RACKET
Com. Sts. Salem Or.
GREENBflUN
South of the Poslofllce,
Ab an investment, pays substantia
dividends. Thia fact ia demonstrated
continually by ourgraduatea. Fouro
our atudenta have gone from echooi w
profltabloemployroentduringttieua
Iwq weeka. Plan now to take a court
two weeka. Plan now to t:
COLLEGE. SALEM. OREGON.
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methoda and modern
me. visiiors weicomo. rw ...-
I. Stalev, Principal, Balem, Oregon.
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For Weddinga. Keceptlona
and alk occaalons. : : 5
Lelloy I, Gesner, aiaimger
203 ColUte and Ftrry St SKm or.
N. VY. N. COLLEGE
OF MUSIC AND ART
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nf h.Mrtm.at nf MuiU. . . i.
K(illoounilntUeprlncllbrufbfj'J.
nnd art. Klrtt term begin Moblir SJVS
Head for circular to : atta
Mulo room No. 7. PMion mk
importation
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Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Oretoa
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