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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1900)
If if nljfl tMriwnwwi",R.s, z&jk-:Jtu&Mbi- -an. --?B 1- in 1 1 - tf1 V ''" Hi ill" "' -WTHfl-hrtwAim UUOtMM:m. ,. ' - pMIMMS&SMft 'W.Hi titti H rv ' ! V tV :;-! -1 t fc m ,ii jj 'ir- a i Pi ! -J- . . SS&!a jKaflEt 1 A, WJ For the Street Our lines of rainy day suits, tailor-made suits, jackets andjfcapes, furs amfalljadies clothing are the mosfcomplete in Salem. We're selling honest low priced furs so fast we've no time to quarrel with our competitors. For the Parties All the new estcreations in the line of ladies' wear can be found in end less variety at our store. See our gloves. See our hosiery. See our neckwear. See our ribbons. -Hohfereon's THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALTEM i Holiday Presents We have been Baying for years, and wo now notico that other op ticians coincide witli us, that the value of spectacles as presents is only appreciated by the wearor when such aro nronerlv fitted to to thoeyos. Wo are giving special attention to FATE OF HAY TREATY Awaited With Great Interv est in England QUESTION OF FORTIFICATIONS Springing out of Dread British Interference With Canal of Spectacles and Eyeglasses For tho holidays. After tho holidays wo will fit with tho aid of tho lateBt improved instruments, tho lenses to the eyea, Wo also carry n largo assortment of OPERA GLASSES Chtttolalno cases, lorgnettes, eyeglass chains and everything in tho optical lino- Mail orders will havo our prompt and best attention. Everything wo sell is guaranteed. Clias. H. Hinges X, Scientific Opticlaii 296 Commercial St. NextlDoor to'.Holverson's BUSINESS - a u a i rt c j j s-- HIE CAPITAL nUSINESS As an investment, pays substantia dividends. This fact is demonstrated continually by our graduates. Fouro our students nave gono from school to profitable omploymenldurlng the las two weeks, nan now io unco u court) COLLEGE, I The present year. You will Anil hero skillful teachers, correct methods and modern equipments. Btudenta admitted at any tlmo. Visitors welcome. For illustrated catalogue address, W. I. Btalev, Principal, Salem, Oregon. THE WEATIIEH. Ton Jght fair, Saturday probably rain ONE THOUGHT. .... .m.a I.HHI ..... .1 mill.. Then. Hoeing thf iimu from Though lira imjr tllj tlm irrve ot mttli XnJ'ilegn'n wKUtr In Ilia eJ, Vr wul will krrp t)i tlKHislit It nrtdn, Hi twrvl'H (i)tli In Owl. No inttler how th wetld lgn Jir Ufe tt iimicIi v( nelmcr gen, lly tru.t Ih HHMthlRK inotn tlnn mm Skill Mp tm bMr Hfe'i . Ml Vtr WIImii In Woiiun'i Home Com. nlen. . ABSENTMINDEDNESS. Aliaurilltlrn Into "tt'lileli Vlotlni t Um llnlilt lli'ivn Fnllpii. When hiwui of mumiiry heeoino habitual, the pormm Ih properly cnllud nbHuutiiiliidctl. The t'hlciiKo Tribune relates the ftilhiwliiir uhmirilltlefl Into which some vUIIiiju or tlilH disease lurvo fnlluii: A bridegroom of SM liuiira loft his wife, HtrolltMl around to hla inotheiMn inw'M limiHo mill iihIiimI her if her daughter vrnu nt homo. This came from force of habit. Ho had boon call, lug there dally Cor hoiiio time, and It probably occurred to him that ho hud not paid IiIh iimiiiI vIhIL A Chlctigu bank prwldont Is uniiblo to account for throo-ijuiirlorH of an hour of btt Hf- Me wont Into u res. tnurnut n UNiial and ordered his lunch. Nearly nil hour later hi' found himself In Ills oittiv chair and suddenly ro inoinbereil I ho oritur. Mo went Lurk ncriHW the ntrout nud niikuil If Hi' luui-liwau wom roudy. The clurk InformtHl liliu that lio hud oaten, paid tliu bill mill gon awny some 15 inintiU'H bofore. Hint he had put tils tint on (i lie wont out nndJhat lio (the. flerkt Imd not noticed THiy thing IM-oullnr in hi uetloiiH. Tlie iMtuk proHldont congrntulatps hlinni'lf that ho am bo trusted to bo havo like nn ordinary mortal oven when he iloeMi't, happen to have his mind with lilni. An editor of a dally papor haa laid himself open to unkind romnrks by trying to tulie up a collection In his olllco, Ilnpponlug to want a Hinall rein, ho turned to his follow workor and nskod for a Quarter. "llavon't got II, but horo'a a dollar." the man replied us he tossed It over. The editor put the dollar In his iwckot und Immediately turned to a Bpeolal writer at the noxt dottk a ml said: .MIWS tor'" whom he had got tho dollar grin, he added hastily: "Oh. never mind. I Just got n dollar rioin llrowu." In analyzing his conduct he said that llrown'a reply that ho did not have a imrter was apparently the only part of the transaction that innde any ImprcxHlon upon him. Hut lie Is under suspicion In that olllce and will probably never bo able to live It down. HOW ZULU WOMEN SEW. mill SILVER JUBILEE IN I ILLINOIS Bishop AkLane will Cele brate His Twenty-fifth Anniversary Tlicy Urn- RUpwrm Fur NiTitlon (lli'iiftr Nlnrua I'""r Tlirruil, The skill of the Zulus of South Africa In sewing fur Is n household word In South Africa, and hoiiio of the other trlboH compete with them. The needle employed Is widely different from that used by Hie ordinary needlewomen. In the llrm nlaie. It has no eye; In the fiocoud, It Is like n skewer, pointed at one end and thlok at the other. Tho tlirciid Is not of cotton.' hut Is made of tho hIiu-wm of vnrlotm anlmalR. the bent being made from the sinews In the neck of a giraffe. It Is ntlff. Inelastic, with a great tendency to "kliil." and tangle Itself up with any thing near It. Hofore being lined It Is steeped In hot water until It Ih ipilte soft and Is then beaten between two smooth MtonoH. which causes It to sep arate Into lllauieuts. which can thus be obtained of any length and thickness. Thus the seamstress has a considera ble amount of labor befote sho coin meiicoH with the real work In hand. finally hIio sijuatH on the ground (for no native stands to work or do anything else who can possibly help Id and. taking her ueedlo, bores, two holes In the edges of tho rug or gar ment on which sho Is working. The thread Is then pushed through with tho butt of tho needle, drawn tight, uud two inoro holes aro made with a llko result, tho skewer progressing very slowly, but fast enough for a country where time Is of no value Avhatover. Tho skin upon which .the seamstress Is working Is damped with water be foro she commences, und as tho dump thread uud hide dry out they bring the work very closely together. OAisvoxtiXuaL. Bum ti -T ""' Ww3,fS BauM Br AiiMlatu -r la tb Jrt Nkw Youk, Dec. 7. A disj-atcii to the Tribune from London says: Tho fate of tho Hay-I'auncefoto tieaty is awaited bore with inoro interest than anxiety. Its rejection or oven nn amend ment in a spirit hoBtilo to tho Suez regulations will bo regarded as a sign that tho American Senato is bent npou ending rather than monding tho C'lay-ton-Hulwcr convention und upon doing this moroovorin an offonsivo way. Tho British Government did not take the initiavo in opening negotiations for a revision of tho convention of 1850. It merely rosponded in a most friendly spirit to a suggestion of tho Btalo De partmon that tho time had come for adapting an antiquated treaty to altered conditions in a Bplritof mutual acommo dation and good will. It conceded ev erything that was asked nnd merely stipulated that tho Suez principles should bo applied to any canal under American control. The rejection of the oonvontion will bo considered as an indication that tho American Govermont docs not know its own mind and that It does not valuo the concessions made In response to its own solicitations. Tho adoption of nfortl flcation amendment will bo the signal for a strong press agitation horn aganist a departure from Suez practico and tho Foreign ofllco will havo the public sup port if it declines to accept tho treaty in a now lorni. It is understood in diplomatic circles bore that Lord Salisbury at tho ontsot of tho negotiations oxpreuecd a willing ness to settle tho canal question if lie could receive an assuranco that the treaty would havo tho. suppportof the Sonato and that tho various Senators of the foreign rel utions committee were con sulted In' advance whether they had committed themselves or not to the treaty. It is considered singular by diplomat ists hem that tho question of fortifying the ends of the canal should he raised. No European power which Is without coaling stations and n naval babe close at hand can ever monaco American con trol of tho canal and England is tho only one which is adequately supplied In tho West Indies with thosu indispon sablo accessories for naval warfuro. If tho Americans insist upon fortify ing the canal it must bo because they havo their eyes on Tort Royal and Sunt a Lucia nnd dread British interforonco with the waterway. Although Lord Salisbury has ronounced lr tho now treaty tho principle of dual agreement. England, having agreed in good faith, would profor that ttio Amorlcans ncce pt the treaty in tho original form. Br Aaelatr4 Ptcm fa th Journal. Ciucauo Dec. 7. Four days beginn ing tomorrow will bo devoted to tho cele bration of tho sllvor jubllco of tho Right llov. William Edward McLaren, Bishop of the Chicago Diocese of tho Protestant Epltcopal Church tho man who gavo to Chicago tho distinction of having tho first Episcopal Cathedral In tho United States. Tho loving cup which after a long de bato was decided upon ns tho most suit able gift for tho occasion arrived in Chi cago yesterday from Providcnco H. I. It is ornomented with carvings and In scriptions of sacred symbols. Saturday's sorviccs will bo held in tho same cathedral where 25 years ago Bishop McLaren was consecrated Bishop of Illinois. Of the prelates nnd priests who assisted but tlireo aro now living. They aro Bishops Whipple of Minnesota, Gillospio of Western Michigan and Spaulding of Colorado. Do You Know That the New York llacket is Salem's Cheapest one price cash store7 d3tw2t. LIGHT SENTENSE FOR MANSLAUGHTER 1 HAVEN'T M SD Tr6IT16nClOUS RllSl mm rm - - -. . s m m J Come and select a nice ROCKER LAD1ES' DESR m'AND TABLE SIDEBOARD LOUNGE HALL RACK OR EX. TABLE BOOKCASE For your wife, son, daughter, or friend, whatever tho case may bo, a XMAS PRBbBNT Wo will hold It until Xmiu for you. R. W. HOLLIS & GO Low priced Furniture Houbo. - Christmas is an oasy problem, if you call at Huron ; linmllton s you can solvo it. 7 2t MYSTERIOUS VOYAGE OF LITTLE TUG Ordered By Sea Via Suez Ca nal to go to the Philippines. We fir? Headqiiarfers - For Your Breakfast Foods. Cream Of Wheat, Ralston Breakfast Food, Rals-. ton'Pancake Flour, Pillsbury's Vitus Mush, Gra no; Dessicated Wheat, Wheatine, Oermeu, Grajiose Flakes, Malt Breakfast food. & X Cook in five minutes, 10c for a 24 Fiyq lhlnuta.miiBh, la still our leader. 4b pagljttge. v mWa whqlp wheat Hour. Jtaokwheal, Qi Boiled Dais 8 jOjj S&. Wo cam- the best railed ata In UA.flttZi5, US Xlil4ribrTinmiTOnt good brwul buy ByePs.Ikist Flour, maU&fn Pen JJjmlttfii QrSg. Roi & Graber Only Four Months Sentence for Killing a Girl. - Nkw Yohk, Dec. 7 Owen Squire, 18 years old, who was convicted laat week of manslaughter in tho Becond degree for tho killing of Lizzio Hiergssill, has been sentenced by Judge Mooro in tho Queen's County Court, Long Island City to only four month in thg County jail. Many women from Richmond Hill pleaded for clemency, believing tho boy's story that tho shooting was purely acci dental. Squlro lived with his parents lu-Morris Park, L.I. In an icecream saloon near his homo on Novombor 0 Bquiro deliberately put his tiny riflo to tho head of Lizzio Hiegerslll and shot her dead. After ho had realized what ho had dono he made his oscapo from tho store und ran homo. A few hours later ho was arrested. Ho said the Bhootlng was ac cidental as ho did not know tho gun was loaded. During Ills trial last weok for man slaughter abou 20 women teHtltlcI that tho shooting was entirely accidental, riio verdict of manslaughter in tho sec ond degreo came a surpriso to his friends for they expected nn ncquital. ANTHRACITE COAL FROM CHINA. By JUactatc4 'I'raaa la taa Joantal Nbw Youk, Doc. 7. Naval officers aro looking forward to tho voyage to Manila that has been ordered by tho Navy Do-!j partmeut for the littlo tug, Wompatuck, which has been doing servlco at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for some tlmo. Tho ordor came as a surprise to Uio ofllcora in tho yard, If she completes the long trip it will bo the first on rec ord that so small a tug has boon ablo to do so- As to tho general purpose or specific reasons for Bonding tho Wompa tuck to Manila, naval ofilcers in tho yard confooss emploto ignorance, It was generally behoved tbftt the tug would luavo tho yard this weok but Inquiry revealed the fact that alio is not expected to go until Sunday. Lieutenant-Commander F. II. Sherman is nominally in charge hut when thu tug sails she will also have in board Lieut enant F, It. Bralnerd. The Wompatuck will go first to Nop folk then to Bermuda. Nhe will thou follow nut an "itinerary which will tako her to Madeira, thence to Gibraltar aud other Medltolranoau ports, to the Suez Canal ami Dead Soa across the Indian Ocean, touching at Bombay, Calautta aud Sumatra. . Ran Fuancitco, Dec. 7. Kobort C. Hoover, Chief Engineer of tho Depart ment of Minos of the Chinese Govern ment for thu -two years preceding tho Boxer outbreak, Is in tho city. SpcaV I'gof tho commercial importance of China, lio said: In tho near future tho chief factor in the Chiuoso trado of thu Pacific Ooas t will bo coal. There is moro coal in tho three northorn provinces of Chilli, Shan Tung nnd Rhon King than in nny other regiou in tho world. This coal is anthracite of oxcollont quality, and when oven fairly good rail way communications aro established, it can bo sold in San Francisco at 7 a ton. SUNDAY SAILING OF TRANSPORTS San Fkancibco, Dec. 7. Orders havo come from Washington forbidding the sailing of transports from Sau Francisco on Sunday hereafter. lu accordanco with thlsrulo the l-ouii which will carry troops will ;sail on December 15 instead of the lGth, The Thomas with stores and passengers will bo dlspatuhod on tho 17th. Tho Han- ,'cock duo to arrive booh will sail on Jauuary I. BISHOP POTTER ContluueJ from Pint I'xe, MAUIG AMULETS. TIioiikIiI I" "Hun Hnntl t.nek o Tlirlr CIiIiiokp Oivurra. It Is the deiliv of every I'lilniimiiii's heart to possess n pair of magic biueo lels. Arm ring brneelels are thought a great deal of lu the Celestial empire, the custom of wearing them ha vim; been handed down from time Immemorial. Usually made of Judo ainni. ihe I'hliii'se aim ring of today lt of one Invariable shape. It looks) like a huge martingale. The Chinese word for Jade Is ngook Beu ami for Jade arm ring or bracelet ngook uk. The custom In China Is to place the biaielet on a young man's nrm Juct hefore the band stops grow ing. A tight tit Is usually secured, and once placed the amulet arm ring Is worn throughout life. At death. If the bracelet has pioved a lucky one nnd If there Is a son whom It will At, the holies In the old man's hand are bro ken aud the bracelet removed. Many are the marvelous tales told by tho' Chinese of the wonderful quali ties these amulets possess. There Is a tradition that n certain Chinese em peror who wan stricken with paraly sis wore upon his forearm n magic bracelet, which kept life In that mem ber for many months nnd nllowed him to mnke known his desires and decrees by writing. At lust, wheu death claimed the emperor, something even more wonderful took place. Dead tlireo days nud lying lu state, his body was being viewed by the priests. The ad visability of removing the bracelet was being considered, when the hand was lifted up and gave u signal which they Interpreted to mean the bracelet should go with Its owner to tho tomb. Among other wonderful properties n good amulet Is sold to act us a fairly reliable barometer - Cincinnati En quirer. ' MimiIIIiik n Senium. I have hud nome printer experience, or. rather, evperlonee with printers, which iiuil.es me fear that the "Imp of the types" has "got It In" for me for ubiitidoiilim the craft and becoming a poor pninher Iteceutly 1 wnu to preach on tin Old Testament charac ters "Nuila li uud Ablliu.'' mid one of the dully papeis got It. "Nabob aud Ablhli." Shinies of tluteiiherg! My first Sunday morning sermon after 1 ciiuie home fiom my vaeatlou wils on "Supiwexmd l.les." hut one of the papers announced It as "Sup pressed Livers." Such a thing as that Is wearliiK uud teuilH to make life nut worth living, especially If. as Is said, the worth of life depends on the liver. Fancy your liver suppressed! Homl letlc Iti'vlew. sswswororvvws hnsh4( The rush to Friedman's New Racket, since the announcement of the cut in prices which became necessary to the change of firm, has seldom py. celled and never equaled in the whole history of Salem. X X r Holiday Novelties The way tho pcoplo camo on foot nnd horeoback, In wagons ami trains l .. .1 ..1..f.1. .. li.. , Him nttuvliul 41m aa.L ' " aiUI moil hioikiib, uu uiu wb; h;uj lio... uiu Kuuua uwiiy, wiiat m ith onnnlnntu tl ii-na til OHO t lift rIiIiIh llOW 11 10 IllotOrmOll llnllwul llm l.ll... "I"-1"" '" " " "- B - - 1 v.. a IUUIUJ Wo havo tho hintest and llncBt lino of lloliditj nov elties in the city at exceed ingly low prices. Soo our fine lino of vunbrellaB. Wo can save you money and give you strictly high grado goods. : : : : Wo lmvo watches from f'J.60np, : : ' Come and seo tho nov novelty, an eight day watch : : : : S, W, Thompson & Co. i 221 Commercial St. 7 . sMWsBWva wwsh their packages and bundles which carat out of Frlodman's Now Racket! nj bco tho wagons loading up in front of tho store, is it a wonder becaucB mon talks, and that the prices wore placed bo low that it camo within reach ol all ifo needed Biich articles as clothing, hats shoos, furnishing goods, dry goods, emtrold! cry, laces, rlbbOuB, hoslory. tnblo and jiockot cutlory. Tho salo will continue until tho 16th of January, and thoro ia an iinraenwlot of goods stilt loft aud at tho prlcoB horotoforo glvon, wo oxpoct tho radi tokeepup In eomo lines wo will make greater reductions, wo will put our $15 Butta toU now iiiBteMl of nlno, puBSomontor trimming goes down to 40o on the dollar, ladei' capes and jockots reduced to 00c on tho dollar, a fow lines wo run out olwwril bIzcb of Bpool cotton wo nro out, but wo mako up n good aBBortmont In auoten th wo sell fcr 2Ge, singlo spools, 4c; our 50o overalls that wo sell for 38c arc ronoln low como and got them while there Is yet time. Wo havo Becured several U. dred samplo undershirts from drummers that nro worth from 35c to $125eQ that we will run for 25c each. During our Bnlen grcat.many of our gents' colUrshtrt been mixed up, lionco wo hnvo sovoral hundred of them that are looeo llntn col lars, wo sell thoso I0060 ohob for 5c each, worth from 10c to 35c each. We bite a largo stock of corset covers that aro ranging in prlco from 23c to $1.60. The public may portako of them now for 20c each. For tlioholiday trade we have on! Btaplea. Wood children's handkerchiefs for lc each, and the higher price goodiln the same proportion. Wo nleo havo a good lino of albums. Wo hnvo cut tho price on our aoiltd aatin that is worth from f 1.25 to $2 per yard, that will bo given to thepulllcit 40c per yard. As nn inducement wo will givo tho flno embroidered infant' dreem for half price; children's whito drceacs nt half price. Itcmcmbcr, you 'can save largoly by partaking of our bargains, for we lull have to raise f 1000, and tho time is running short on us, and the ciutomers hart tho benefit of the cut prices necessitating tlioreby. It payH you now to mnke another rush for Patton's Subscription YEW PARK MEAT MARKET Headquarters for tho beet meat and lard in the city, (.live us .a anil aud see how well wo ejtn please you. Prompt and oare ful attention to till orders. : : Phone, bhiok Sm. t i ? aim of human ambition, owning palaces or tho buying of legislatures bo tho fin al and highest distinction posslblo to mod ern lunn, then wo must look them In the faco. If the country In which you and I live aad call civilized has undergoue what Ib nothing more or less than a gigantic revolution, huge aggressions of capital which havo practically taken from tho hands of the individual the independent disposition of his labor and have introdueo t into his existence paralyzing uncertainty as to whther Ills comforts and his future and grad ual widening the broAohos that eepa arato clauses from classes and the compensations that while thoy cheapen tho necessities of life, increases the ele ments of erplexlty and uncertainty as to how great multitudes may obtain them all these nro features of our modern situation, full of danger, "For one, I have no Iiojkj that auy mechanism of legislation, aiiy system of socialism and nny schome of agrarian distribution or taxation will iu the re motest degree remove them. Tho churoh of Uod must go up, must etay up upon u much higher plane than that." CASTOR I A Por Infants aud Children. The Kind You HavefAlways Bough, Phone fill. VM Blate 8t. E G, DOWERSOX, Boars-'the PROP'R ' Sltfuaturo of Out vftfZ$i Tlilli (lotil. Goldbeaters, by hammering, can re duce gold leaves so thin that 282,000 must be laid upon r-ch other to pro duce the ihli-kiiexs of an Inch. They are so thlu thai. ( formed Into n book, 1,000 would only occupy the space of u single leaf of common iiper, ami au octuvo volume one Inch thick would have as many pages iih the books of n well stocked library of I, .100 volumes with 400 pages In each. llnrnioiiy llrunrtllrun of i:iit-ur, "Iteg nardou," said the postal clerk who had sold her the stamps, "but you don't havo to put a o cent stamp nn a letter for Canada." "I know," said she, "but tho shade Just matches my envelope, you know." I'hlladelnhln Press. I Am Machines Selling Along notwithstanding tho piano rush. raragon as a spienuta snuttie ma The from chino at a low price and others (18.00 up. The Standard Rotary, high speed two In ono, lock and chain stitch, la stilt Mm "Rlnnilnril" l iivnm ,..,. Come and eco us. A few days ago wo advertised special bargains to thoco wishing to subBcrlbo for tho various Mog zines and periodicals published. Our very liberal offer mot tho ap proval of all, and many subm-rin-tions were received. Wo again announce Borne more startling bargains, Muasty. Arjosy, Ladles' Home Journal, 52.75 reiular $3.00. McClures, McCall. Puritan, $2,25. regular $2,50. Ji. Munsey, Puritan, Cosmo. McClures. $3.60, regular $4.00. everybody's Munsey, Artosy, $2.65, regular, $3.00. Get your orders in nt once If you expect to get them filled at this price, Delays are dangerous. Wo take renuwals for tho Ladies' Home Journal, and the Delineator. 1 1 4 i : Patton's FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Cor. State and Com. Sts. Salem Or. Book Store, - NEW TODAY. Advertisements under this head 5c a line each Issue WANTKD A first closs harbor, to fur nish his own chair and tools nnd work by thu day, Wogos no object. Him, Anduuhon. Rockers, chairs, couches, lounges nnd eofa beds aro among our best suggestion) Uliristmns preeonta. 7 2t Huiuw & Hamilton for ' Gold framed medallions for Christmas presents. Tho Kllto Studio. II 21 tf The "Star 5 Stat" Shoes givo satisfaction. The Now ork Racket has a full lino and Bells them cheap, considering tho quality. d!ltw2t. The Guido at "CroiUso" is new. 12 5 tf Candidates and Electors Whother successful or not, will bo accommodated and served witii tho host of meals when you patronizo tho St. Elmo Rkstauiust. R.ACDIOOIN 307 Commoroldl St, Steel Mud Guards for your bike, $1.50, Full Line Of holiday goods ready for your in spection nt tho Ne York Racket. dBtw2t. Try tho Kllto for Christmas Fotos. 112 Ho! All Aboard For Toy Land Another bi; letter just received announcing that . JV Jv JV Santa Claus Will again make his headquarters at ' The Fair Store For he says that they have everything in the line ot dolls, toys, books, of eyery kind for the children and nice presents for everybody. Remember That the largest stock of holiday goods is at The Fair Store . f .; Yours for a Merry Chrfetrriak ; " O. IP. IDABJNtY if! Commercial Street, Salem, OUR PRICE LIST. Knitting Silk 1-2 ounce Spools, best brand 25c each, Embroidery Silk 5c Skeins, best brand 25c a doz. Silk Fringe, asserted colors, 10c a yard. Cotton Fringe assorted colors, 5c a yard. Beautitul colors in silks satins, velvets. plushes, Good quality and low prices' Overgaiters for Ladies and Children, The $1,00 kind for 35c the 50c ones for 20ca pair Men's Shoes sizes 9 and 10 worth from $2,00 to $2,50 now BL:25. The store is full of choice goods and every article is a bargain, ISADORA HREENBWI Location First Door South of the Postolllce. Latest imponaUoL Fine Buckles, Tips and Plumes The latest in hats and many other novelties at the NBW miLLINBRY STORB MRS. D, L, FIESTER, First Door South ol Wheat Market, Ban Fkancibco, Dec. 7 Cash 07K. Chicago, 111., Dec. 7. Dec. 714 Palem, 50. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADK UV The Sidnov PowerlCo. BIDNKV.IOHIJUON. made (or family use, ask your grocers for i. wrun ami Biione always on liana, A. T. WALN, AGENT. huonx 51. Shampooing TijW V l 7rtL vT? Sawed Wood and Cedar Posts 2000 Finest cedar posts jut received and for sale at reasonable prices. D. S. BENTLEY & CO Phone 301 319 Front St. Switches Hair ntnffht liUUa,,f m-- Rhkheadscu . "a"Ti:;:; superb Rer-ttB, or scar. uonw Call at - ... iiniltf. ROWLAWU nv--lHfc Cor. Court ana uetnr Traveling is ati oasy uiulertaking and a iiloasiiiit pastime now a daya especial ly If you take the Northern Paoilie for your Bastern trip. They know how the nrtttunt day railvway passenger likea to travel and what he wants and they MlPlily him with the comforts of a home, 'Bha Northern Paoiflo runs throuh trains dally to St. Paul .and Minneapolis aud aleo lias tlirough oar eerviea to Kauaas City, Omaha, aud 8t, Louis. 12 U JOt Grand OpwaH -TTlRDAYDECEMf' HERRMANN THE Gi In.MoasurProtriB". NwMoBioatSn. TheMy5ttoTu54 La Supellte 0 Utin flnM M A. TlDif4 A twutlful yonjf K"'t KWMusu'r , 5 5 , , NOSSEb
