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Our Big Removatiale
Willjjo on with a rush for the rest ol the year. Unusual
bargafnj in everything in our store. A
; " Ve're slaughtering prices on Jackets regardless of their
cost, for we're bound to close them out befote we move. -
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296 ComnrrcUl Si.
Nkw York, Dec. 28. According to tlio
World, William 11. I'.oat.thc alleged mall
thief who led the hand of t prifonore in
tho escape from l.udlou Street Jail tn
January 1897, and for whom tho United
States Hecret Service olllcora hao been
aenrcbini: tho country ever aince, died
two mouths after escaping.
Ilia body lins bcon for three n half
yeara In tho WooBter Cemetery, Dan
bury' Conn , under n tomlntono IwarinK
tho name "Charlea Mason." l'oat, who
was a wall wnin driver, waa arrested
during tho holiday week o( 18!W, charged
with robbing letters of holiday gifts. He
did not deny tho chargo. Two weoka
later ho with Michael Kogan, Peter .Maa
ao and George l'olycraunia broke jail.
Maaso was recaptured tho next day.
In March, 18!)", a farm hand em
ployed near I'attoraon, N, J., died in
tho Dnnbury, Conn., hospital from in
juries revolved in falling from a wagon.
Ho was buried and tho town placed a
8lono ovor tile itravo. Jamen Pchrlvor
waa at rested In Nowburga few days ago.
A lotter from a Danbury undertaker's
Itemizing the expense entailed in mov
ing a body from Danbnry to West
Hurley, N. Y waa found on him and
Captain Glnty of Dnnbury Iwgan an
Investigation.
It was learned that a letter had been
rccolvod from Mrs. Antia Kolla of New
burg, Post's mother asking about the
bojy. A description of "Mwon,r tallied
with that of tho missing Post, oven to
Iho nbeenco of two lingers on the right
hand.
AN EVEN-MONEY
DEBY WINNER DEAD
SUGGESTION
FOR OREGON
Jigantic Good Roads Scheme
Evolving in, the Empire
State.
New Youk Dec. 28. Warden Haya of
tho Kings County Penitentiary has a
road building plan which ho would like
to put into effect between New York
City and Buffalo, making a highway 160
feet wide and -12ft miles long. Ho thinks
the work could be done by tho convicts
in tho penal Institution of thestnto which
he bellovos would prevent prisoners
from growing despondent from lack of
work.
Thoru would bo no expense to the
state, he thinkH, as the proposition
stands now. Ho has interested the
state prison commission nnd tho prison
reform association' in the proKsed un
dertaking It is considered that the
scheme would require alwnt 10 years.-
A BARGE CANAL
FOR NEW YORK
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The Christmas
Rush is Oyer...
And our prices are unchanged
but our stock is. We had no high
prices for the Christmas trade,
conseciuentlv we have no reduced
prices now, but our prices as usual are the lowest to be had
in the city. We have a number of bargains left in rockers.
If you need anything of (he kind we can save you from 10 to
15 percent.
R. W. HOLLIS Si
Low priced I'umlturo House.
CO
FIGHT IN GERMANY.
Continued from First I'iirc.
THE VYEATIIEK.
Fulr tonight, Saturday
cloudiness.
increasing
ENTRE NOUS
HOLIDAY PARTY
Wheat JVfarket,
Mam Fiuncjboo, Dec. 27 Cash 98j.
OniCAOo, 111., Dec. 28. May. 72.
italem, CO.
GOLD DUST- FLOUR
MA UK 11 Y
The Sldnev Power Co.
H1DNKY, OIIKGON.
mtuln (or faintly use, ask your grocom for
t. Draii and.ehorta ulwayH on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
PHONH 51.
A No. I, Dry 4 foot Fir wood
$2.75 a cord.
Alfo caui'd wood and cedar poaU.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Mionc 301 319 Front St.
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements under this
head 5c a Hoc each Issue
TO KENT. 1'irat class onion land, Jo
wiled 2Hf milPH northwest of llrooke.
Wm. 11. Kuan,
12 281m Ilrooka, Oro,
The Stiff of Life. ).
White bread Is Raid to bo tho ataff of
life. Wo know tho public enjoys n
icreatsr vailoty of food 5 this Is why any
dish nrdorcd is promptly sorved at tho
St. Itlino
lino Itpstnuraiit.
CITATION IN THE
PARRISH ESTATE
Mrs. Ilonriolta 1'urrlnh lllod her Ihial
uooout na guardian of tho lato N. O.
rarrinli, and date for fluul hearing was
Betby tho Marion eounty probate court
for Jan. II, UK)1, and oltation isuuctl to
llto Jielrs to appear and show eauso why
it should not bit allowed.
Tho Ontro Nous Olubgavoa lovely
holiday party Wednesday night at Tioga
Hal), and with the asylum orchestra, a
delightful time was reported. Tho
patronesses wore Mr and Mrs V H Sroat,
.Mr and Mrs W B Morso, Mr nnd Mrs K
D Gilbert, besides Misses Carrlo Willis,
Maud McKay, Slolla and Carrlo Hurst,
Hnby Cornoll, Mario fltolnor. .noa
Gilbert, Esther Collins, Oskio Matthews,
Carrie Ackorman, Musa Geer, Dlancho
Belle, Ella Klnoman, ltemoh Holland,
IClsa Yantis, Allio Orowan, Mamio
Rundlott, Molllo Uornardl. Emily
Horgan, Anglo Scblndlor.Rozallol'rlend.
ly of Eugene, Loone Palno of Eugene,
Mr and Mrs Thlolson of Derry, Messrs
Harry Ollngor, Harry Albert, John
Roberts, Edward Thlolson, Harry Molr,
Chauneoy Bishop, Jos Evils, Will
Evans, Colorldgo McElroy, John Coch.
ran, lialph GloVor, Edward tihinn,
Davo Vautls, (ins Sheldon, 0 V Allen,
OwiMunger, Ernest Welsh, Roy Bur
ton, A mo Crosean. W C Taylor, A E
Irwin.
MARION COUNTY-
PROBATE COURT
Margarot A. .Simpson an holr, under
tho will of J. (J. Mulkoy, to property
valued at flOOO, states In a petition that
executor Miles Lowln has failed to tile
roports, and ho Is oitod to apoar Jan.
14,1001, and report his transactions
In the estate of Gunnuct Mlckolaon,
0. O. Kalthor. John Johnson and A. L.
ABk as appraisers, loport 2IW),t of
property In tho hands of the admlnis
trnUirG. M. Opstind.
SHEEP MAN DROWNED
AT SHERIDAN
Win It. Audnrsou of thin city was In
formed by telephone dart ulisht that
Gebt'Jl.l(bo.kwol known as an exten
sive sbyop lionlor, broke through u
bridge ami was dtowtied. 1 unural to
day at?8 o'olook.
NEW YEARS DAY
FOOTBALL EXCURSION
To fee tho great game between .Salem
and Tortland on Now years day.
Tlokolu can bo hail at Waters' oHir
store, Meyer's barber shop. Wlprut'u
uiRiir nium imu uuiou's anti tiurgliurdt
iHiokstoros.
Bo at tho depot at 7lfi. I'uturn,
lenvhiK Bortland at-;U. fU.OO for Die
round trip. Yi as ;tt
County Judge 11. M. rnlmor, of Al
bany, la In tho oily looking up at tho
stata treasury just how much, or how
little his county owes the pinto. Mr.
Palmor Is showing marked ability in Die
way halacanylng on the bueiiuws of
Mnn county.
CittcAoo, Dec. 128. Lieutomint Gibson
an ovon-monoy favorite for tho Ameri
can Derby last Bummer, in which race
ho ran a poor third after having per-
brllliantly in Kentucky, winning the
derby and tho Clark stakes in record
(imo, died at Washington Park track
after Buffering for sovorul months from
tho effects of being "fired."
Charles F. Smith, tho owner, at one
time rofused an offor of 20,000 for him.
After tho colt's remarkablo work in
Louisville and Cinoinnatti, nnd his poor
showing in tho American dorby, tho
goneral opinion was ilmt Gibson bad
been given too much fast work In pre
paration for tho big raco here. A littto
later camo tho nows that ho had brokon
down and had been fired for a bowed
tendon.
TWO NEW YORKERS
FIGHT A DUEL
Nkw Yokk Dec. 28. In a pisUd duel
letweon Mylcs McDolaiul and ThomaR
Kennedy today, Kennedy was hit in tho
log, and two bystanders, Edward Court
ney and George Prlco, probably mortal
ly wounded. Tho trouble grew out of
Mc bolnnd winning $1000 in Kennedy's
poolroom.
New Year's Dance. ,
Under the auspices of Protection
Lodgo A. 0. U. W. a dauco will bo given
at titato insurance building on Monday
evening, Docombor 81. Memliorsof the
ordor and of tho I), of H. Invited and all
others who wish invitations call on A. .1
Baeey, J. W. Wilson, H. N. Laoy, Erahk
1.. Witlmau, Frank Davoy or Bert
Marsh. 2ft L't
HE ASPIRED TO OFFICE.
,nl lit Will orr I'orucl II U l'lrl
l.MMIIl In I'iiIIiIi'm,
One lit'tinHcr ului Impfs home da.
in lie tdeelud In tho li'Klfdfitiuv Jolllen
I he lepoiliiix l. Hiiyiin; Unit he luvd
to lie 11 ini'iulier ot tu emfL one of
Ijieiii. who pretViH ildtiii't.io liiiii an
oi 1 Inn. iihUml 1 lt political iiMpliiiin ull
nlioiit It niitl cMuikmI iUIh I'tiluciiiitt ox
;ilnniilli.ii
Well. JitMl Im'Ihi'4'H .ton mid wo i
was UiIh wny: .Mj I'uilii'i inn 11 weckb
'i).T down hi Imlliuiii, unit 11 un
ho pnrt.r iirwin In Uie tiuuty When
I ot liiiinc riom colli'Kf. .1 unidc up iii,
iilluil ilmi I uii.n nhiiiii jIh in Ik (hi
lark of rouilh. The old LMiilcmnf
New York Will Quiet Unrest
by a Great Enterprise
Ai.iian,N'. Y., Dec. 28. A barge ca
nal costing 02,000,000 following very
closely the present lines of tho Erie, ox
copt that while touching largo cltlot it
may not bl-sect them, Is what State En
gineer Bend will recommend to tho leg
islature on or about Feburary' 2. Tho
most minute details will bo given in the
roport, maps furnished and even the
charactor of the soil through which the
excavations run will bo furnished. It is
probable that electricity will bo recom
mended for motive power.
l.loutonnut-Govcrnor L, Woodruff,
who is in tho city, is positive that tho
recommendations will bo agreed to by
the legislature for ho asserts that already
25 members of the somite are In favor of
it. If tho legislature passes it the
measure will go before tho people next
fall.
CHOW CHOW FROM
THE WIRES
A cabinet meeting today was barren
of results.
A bllf.anl nt Wilsenburg, Col., is
causing loss of cattle and endangering
the lives of miners,
Another storm Is sweeping over the
English channel and causing damage
ashore.
Lato advices from Australia givo now's
of breaking out of plagno on Thursday
island.
A conference of representative clergy
men and laymen was held at Philadel
phia for tho purposo of Inaguratlng a
movement to suprecs vice in all lurge
cities.
Charles May.ex-convlot, shot and kill
ed Robert Martin, and fatally wounded
John McGooat adanconearl)okalb,Mo.,
last night. May was recently released
from Missouri penitentiary where he
served a term for murder.
MILLION DOLLAR
LND TRANSACTION
Puobmx, Ariz., Dee 28. Meyer Jacob
of Tacoma, tho prineipil heir, and M.
Goldman, tho administrator, have con
cluded negotiations with a Chicago
syndicate for the ealo of 0,000 acres In
cluded In tbe old Wormsor estate. Tho
amount of tho purchase is a quarter ol
a million dollars.
A. C. Bartlett Is tho head of tho Chi
cago syndicate, which has been negoti
ating for tho pioperty for several
months. Tho now owners propose to
convert Entorpriro tract of land Into one
of tho greatest stock ranches in tho
world. t
Tho laud is under Irrigation and will
pasturo thousands of head of Block. II
is located near'l'hoonix.
coal minors that has been in eeislou in
lloehum adopted a resolution demand
ing atho following amendment to tho
Prussian mining law Kirst-An eight
hour shift for subterranean w'orkers.
Second-Prohibition of female labor in
mines and on plants belonging to mines.
Third-Prohibition of subterranean
work in the cato of boys under 111 years
of age.
Fourth-Compulsory organisation of
labor committees.
Fifth-Thorough reform of the miners
mutual aid schools.
Tbe establishment of a free harbor at
Emdcn is oxpected to make it an im
portant port for American wood. West
phallan Arms have already ordered 10,
000 tons to pitch, pino and other woods
in large quantities.
THREE UNFORTUNATES
BURNED TO DEATH J
Oi.MiiA, Wash., Dec. 28. Tho fhroo
children of h. I.avcry, a daughter aged
four ycarj, a sou aged two aud a six
months old Infant, havo been burned to
death near here. Tho parents were
temporarily absent, leaving n hired man
at work cutting wood about 200 yards
from tho house. A fow mlnulus after
tho parents left ho discovered the house
on lire, lief ore ho could reach tho
4ceneiin explosion occurred, supposed to
be of d namitcf stored in tho upper part
of the building. Tho building was en
tirely consumed and tho bodies of the
two oldest children wero found' whoro
tho bedroom had been, Tho Infant was
In tho cradle in tho front room. A fow
charred bones wore all that was left.
SHIP WAS SAYED
BY A STORM
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Holiday Novelties
Wo havo tho largest and
lluent lino of Hollda) nov
elties in tho city at exceed
ingly low prices. See our
lino lino of umbrellas,
Wo can save you money
and glvo you strictly high
grade goods. : : :
Wo havo watches
12.60 up, : :
Come and eeo the
novelty, an eight
watch : :
News Tliat Might Be of Interest
to the Public From....
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FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKfi
Since Our announcement of our conteinclatM ,t
the firm by flfic 15th of January, where Sh5lj
IhN IHUU5AND U ULLAK5 OUt Of our Stock w"8
cnange coma ue maoe, we nave realized noariu ck3 i
tittA frk1fifr Im nflftf -nton ?.. mt. .. ' "'A I flAtK
..:." Wur
riii
15th of January, we continue the extraordinary "$7
sale on all lines, except we make a greater rMnrL",11
and Dollars. In order to raise Four Thmiwim .
xr urn rnntlfiH 4I. ...x "WM"U
from
new
day
HOJJDnY SPECIALS -
WteswcMly recommend our blue aud Hcd Hltton Brands
forilieirrtiwiimcMn duality and fUvor. .::
Table Fruits.,,
'Johnson' nllwxl pint) m1m 1 1t o
VSuuif'j tllccd ulua aunloii t IIul 'J.i
JciiniM)n urnU'U nlim pii) I
niuo tlbboumprlyot.
lllUO 11 1 1; bO U H5rtChM l
I60,
xlr Uiiilur.l. tiitt.
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Yegctables..,
i Htly Omwfonl. wood nuulltv Ita
line Jtlbbimn Hlrwlerrln ifiw
Ittuu UlblKJii llnrllul lVmrN Ai.
Delicacies.., , -,
JCd llUiboaairavtyusxtM due.
iiiutitiUiftra!!irijp. jto
We
Ilea Itlbbou )etUjK)l. 1M
Our KJjmt extwtiiWllVeiM, an-.
Imported Kroucti JV, a)o.
Our P g Strulalm Hen't sou.
Our Ktx Lliua ileum, 2CU.
Olnvv liran.1 OoUlen Va, J&
tea Itltibnii, extra ruy nu Ik) y f,ir tA
I lu Itllibou. wwtcorri. ItViS Ait iv
111 (llibon exlr faum iimiatoA l&c.
ifOfifXL
smrtto
txira ohotre toina(o( lOo,
." J. TJBaWT XI
im 'jmv&ai
(ve us your order und
huf wviuod of dolor tu
w
e solicit your laswciloa on tbt a
Mmy. ui
ititateajVvit
at
fito, t'hoii&fllfl 4ilStjBj.
ve roods as to prke and
you will be more thin
usluess, : ii '
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Soldiers' Home Rules Criticised,
Itohert Kccleston'aiul "olhers nt Ituok.
to'd int. ilmt I vynR uM mw l.iil Ii. , ' "'T ii -"OBomirg Kc
uhivimI to Ih iii Niijttitj-y. Iioiud iiud, ,!)!'',. ',Vfi! rf
i.iU ..njm.o mm lu'niuiiitftiicoa oi tlie
I n fc Ii lln I.Vil I .LJI.. r. II
...i j.ujuii j', ante wro indignant oyer
tho action of tho great atato of Oregon,
nnd tho Soldiers' Home in regard to dis
claiming any reapouBlhlllty at) to thocaro
and treatment of tho remains of one of
lie meiulwrs in good atnnding. Wo toko
it for granted that tho iHsuancj of the
furlough In In accordnnco with tho ruloe
and regulations of tho Home, and how
hy afcQiiMwr-iurti ft fnrldtiglL -divorcee
U.? liolflejx1rjj.lv any connecllffi for the
tlmoliolnJ with thatTnafitiuJon, and
ohangBs life otnttia th.oreln, la lwyond
Iho t'mnjoheiiBlonfrpAlInftry mortals.
Does not the army and navy during tho
teimofltsfnrlotwh hold an Interest in
tno uotiy, alive or dead, ol quo ofiiH
mrmhers and carries them across oceans
a proper placoofin.
torment? A re not fraternal societies a
eollcitous.for tho dead as tho living, and
spare no expense In disposing of thfr
hodloBof members? But a great country
and commonwealth, simply because, tho
accident did not occur within thenar
rov limits of tho Home, ignores onUrely
thocaro and keeping of tho bodyofono
of Its monitors. Thus iho body of the
lato K 1). Sale, an agod ploneor, a Mex.
lean war veteran, a monitor of tho Ore
pou Soldlors' Home, is turned ovor to
ino cnarlty ot ids friends for interment,
or to till a pauper's gravo. We do not
condemn tho management of tho Home.
14 no doubt it is noting in accordance
vyilh tho regulations governing such
tjajes. Hfitwe do condemn tho petty
pulley of both stato and nation that per
mlfs sjtijh a roeoding.
After Feastluc
m may find that you can enjoy that
1WI1I brwil iMila froin ihe whole"
wRmMlpurattue 1'ioneor lUker and
Mini ill- it'CMHieii ne oqilld pull mi
tlii'OURli If I'd hIm'V order and innkc
no movuti on in, own i'ujiitiiilliilli.. I
eim Keo'iuiu ilmt lie wm. n jcn'ui ku
eml, Inn you Kimw Uun heiuij a ,t'i'ii
fellow Is lu-fiiio ilit- world tins humped
film a few iliuc.
...s ... ...
. -.- i pin up wiiiii i tluiiiulii wax a
umit Nilii'ini mid Kepi r i Hie x"
I'l'iioi' The until U Hint flli.in.'ii hint
Juki n lliilc (iw fur di,! riii. 'tile
iinui iiHiiliiat me on i he iiipiililou rct
el lived In iiiiolhcr lowii. mill wi iiiil
nevev met Ho 1 went owi there luhl
him that I wiik u ieMiter t'loin mj ii,
llitl ptipei mid proceilfd h Kit l)h
ilin for maUIng the lltrht
"We hint a delightful mil. I'm .hi
hour. miiioIvIiik liU elgnm and smnpjui);
Ilitt'Julew uf tho xmpe fimu his own
vlno.yiul. l a too tickled fni vvonU
till I Kot nlioiit half wii Imiue. Then and continents to
i d iiKcd to nave icone Into n faint. It
Jimi dawned upon mtt thnl in.v nmontti
hiMtt liudn't told men confounded thlnir
and had sot out of me m.v I'ampalK"
to the inlnutOHt details 1 was beaten
to n vtaudHttll and the old Kcntloman
advised mo to move" Detinlt Fiee
Victoiiia, II. 0. , Dec. 28. Tlio Hrlt
ish Melville Island and A 1 mora on their
arrival nt Sydney had a talo in tell of
their narrow en:apo from destruction
with all on board. 1'iro broke out in
the Melville Island on October 28 as she
was bound to Sydney and for days her
crow wan kept busy ll)?htlnj; the Haines,
Tho flro on tho Alinora started on
August n, hut two dayH later ehe was
caught In a heavy nlo which "'lit seas
on toard ami to this fact tlio Captain
says the vessel owed her ealvation for
tho lire was soon extinguished after the
gale.
REPORTED DROWNING
IN IOWA UNTRUE
BuKMvaio.v, Ia Dec. 28. A tele
phone message from Ottuma to the
Hawkoyo at 4 n. tn, denied tlmtn report
was telephoned from thoro that the
drowning story from What Qheer waB
true.
Tho tolophono people, tho Western,
Union Telegraph Company and the
railroad ofllelajs can II ml out nothing
to conllrm the rumor. It was "learned
thattho story was first told at WaBh.
ton, la., hy trainmen and every effort
slticoto got confirmation has been in
vain.
RUNAWAY STAGE
OVER A PRECIPICE
S, W, Thompson & Co.
221 Commercial SI.
ratyws NataWSKSavJIS H'arss
JkA.J
vplvnt nnH vlvitnfn!..tlio rrnnrfc u 1.-.1 1 uu,llilOiif
50c to 75c. which we reduced to 31c, we will , ft
m m yard
Wp Ii:ivp :ulded :i frenf mnnv nnn rnli-i n.i
frnnv Mr In Kr wrU , nll f.. ' ,,ai CSl C.
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We have secure over 500 drummers' samples of un
dei wear, lliat cost all the way from 50c to $ ?l Oh
we are selling for ty
Also iwenly-five samples children's overcoats from fn..r.
twelve years old, that are our l0
woith from $2.50 to 7 each C;j 9c 4 Cl aa
which we are selling- from A.O TO Cp J vAJ
$8.00
Our ,915 suits are rapidly goinff now at.
It will pay you well to secure your clothing before it k
too late. You will save money on nearly all lines you to
of us now. Our assortment is yet good in gents' under
wear, quilts and blankets. It Will save you at least forti
per cent in buying your hats of us. We made a farther c
in our ladies' jackets. We are selling them for actual half
former price, and the same in our ladies' capes. Weir
closing out on rubbers and arctics. Come and nnrtakJ
4 di t d 1 t u I them-thcy are immense bargains. Our holiday goods in
Blank Book I alk money savers. Albums, toilet sets, handkerchiefs, piaij
4 nnic, tuuciy diiu nuiiuiib iiavu dui to near me pricejn
i k you win giaaiy xane mem. 1 nus saitn Friedman, of
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OAVOXIXA.
Bmitlui x?Tha Kind "oil Wm Always Boufth!
YEW PARK MBAT MARKET
Ilemliuirter8 for tno boat meat
nnd lo.rU In tlio oily. Give na n
call and eoo how well wo win
jileaiio you. Prompt uml aim.
Jul nttontlbt) to All order. : :
riionrt, blaol- iMl.it :
Ouha, Colo., Dec. 2S. In n runaway
accident about three miles ubovo tho
city tto Hod Mountain stairo wub over
turned and b pas8ent;era preclpltatel
ovor a cliff about 70 feet In heifilit. Mrs.
It. S. Hlokoy n paasengor on the coach,
received eoriou? and porhapa fatal In.
juries. The drlvor, John Bates aiietnin
ed a compound fracture of tho rlnht leg
and many bad body Imiieoa. Othor
passongera wero mora or lcea injured.
PHILIPPINE VOLUNTEER
TAKES HIS LIFE
IIbno, Nov. Dec. 28. Lieutenant llor.
don Freemen, late of Kirat Nevada Cav
alry that did aervice in tho l'hilipplnes,
committed suicide luat night by blowing
tho top of his head off with a rifle.
Lieutenant freeman una subject to
flti of despondency accompanied by
suicidal mania
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PATfON'S BOOK STORED
For the past fsw weekH
we hao been talking to
you nbout holiday koimIs,
but we havo been cleaned
out of everything In that
lino, wo now ask you hnu
about a now eel of bookfi
for the beginning of the
now Century. Our atoclc
ia complete nnd the prlceu
havo not licon raised, since
the new prices wen! Into
effect. Wo have oilho
Hecialtlt8 galore. Can
we not fill your unntrt?
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. Sfate and Com. Sts. Salem Or.
10 Per Cent Reduction Sale.
From now till Ohriatmas we will give
a 10 per cent reduction on everything n
tho store, Itemember wo onrry a very
eoleot lino of. goods. All china and
glassware at wholesale cost.
M. 1. FitNscR.
DREYFUS UP GAIN.
Continued from llrt uiko
yeara who had beou entrusted to tho
niothor'a care. It seems tho chl.d waa
another cause of discord between tho
divorced couple, as tho husband wanted
to hino chargo of hia daughter.
Do Uornoullly Is :m yenra old. Ho ap
peara to hao long promeditated tho
crime and is said to havo frequently told
hia frienda of hia intention ol killing his
wife. Directly after ho had committed
the crime ho went to the noarost police
station and eavo hiuiaolf up.
Is Paderewskl Killed.
A dispatch to tho Herald from Purls
aaya. Tho rumor cabled from Now York
that Padorewakl had been killed in a
duel in Parla catued much anxiety
among hia frienda in i'aria who howovor
Immediately pointed out that part of
tho rumor at least was Incorrect m
Padorewakl and hia wife loft Paris n
Sunday night for Switzerland.
WILD GOOSE CHASE
FOR PLACER GOLD
REMNANT
Sfflf
This will be our remnant week We
have placed on sale all our remnants at a
great reduction in price, Remnants of dress
goods, silks, velvets, linings ribbons, laces.
etc
IbADORB GRBBNBAUM'S
Location First Door South of the Posioflice,
The First of the Year
Will lm a good lime to lpi
a pructire coune of Btmlr. 1
ltv.rn.1i lnruflfwtffA M III
hrancllCa COIIHtittltlllL' Ollr rtDllIlir Rlinrilinml ni- Iillatnnaa ..nnrin will nnAnmltT
opiKirtunitles in bualueaa. A courpo at tho
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Will bo no eKnorimont, as tho ochool la well known for its thorough work Clw
and intllvidnal inatriictlon. Send for catalogue. Addreoi,
W. I. STW.o.SaltraQrt,
AS.ocvmt, 11. C. Dcc.L'8-A mild sen.
aatlon haa been caused In New Woatmln.
6ter b ' tho discovery of $12.50 in coarao
goltl aa big as flax seed in tho crop of a
wild goose which waa killed at Pitt lake
-'8 miles from Westminster. Many
prospectors hao started for thoPcnnonf
tho supposed placers.
GERMANY MILDER.
ni.n......i .i ... . ..
wuuiim-u rrom rirt rage.
F. G, BOERSOX,
propr'
'Srii
twtuou & Co.
Standard Rotary
Sewing Machluoa, boat the world for
ajwed, eaey running, and simplicity,
i ou ought to see them. Coma to out
atore ami eeo them run,
. .- r . . ...
have been Instructed not to consent to
any punishment of a persou of royal
blood exceeding imprisonment.
Somo of the native journals hold that
the presence of pormanont legation
guards will render tho Umporor'a return
uupossioio oecauso tlitxo would bo a
menace to tho court.
"China," aaya one of them, "would
bo powerless to suppress risings because
prohibited from increasing hor military
atrengtb and tho powers, therefore
would renew hostilities again and tho
ieoj)io wouni he mowed dawn
hemp,"
T DO NOT intend to carry any goods
11 over their season. Therefore I will
close out my tine fall stock of milliner y ev
erything new at great reductions,
MRS. ID. L,. FIBSTER
rirst Door South of Postof f Ice Stlta. OifP"
Gesncr's
OrchcstralWhKte HouseRestaurari
For Weddings, Iteceptlona
and all occasiona. : : : :
Lolloy L. Gcsncr, Manager
203 Cotutand Terry St Salem or.
like
t07 Comnwrolnl
Carbide, S lbs. U5 ciiuts
a.
The Modern Mother.
Has found that her llulo onus are im
proved moro by the nleasnnt Rv.mr
Figs, when in need of the laxative effect
of a gentle remedy, than by any other.
Children enjoy it and it ImUta them.
I lie truo remedy, Syrup of Figs, i8
manufacturoil bv the California FK
byrnpCo. mtly.
The Colder the Weather.
Staple' Uioogrfoa and high ulai ,ro
ffrTnTRSpr at Mr "r
N. Y. N. COLLEGE
OF MUSIC ANb ART
of bepaitmeni ot Music. ; j ;
Hlll'i,,00llp?f.,? ,heJ'floipal braiifhehoruuiklc
si.wVfi'l'' 'frm wglntMohiUy Sept. at.
Solid for ilrtular lo I, t PAKVIN
juis hoc, HWcw
ration Jllk,
Music room No. 7,
Easy of access. ,
Courteous reception.
First-class cooking.
You enjoy what you
. order at 1o6 State st.
GEORGE BROS, Prop
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Orejon
Term opens Sepi. 24.
t omplete iwimes or ludy Normal, nmlness
6iudolromar.P'te,a'5' iuM'T ork.
A. J. OAKLAND. A. M. Principal
Bottled Beer
Winder a Ueck,Bucceasora to SouthSalcra
Bottling Works.
.ty 0.rJ"a for bottled beer will be rilled I
i.r"i,"lv?f' RPi o com Htoraae.
HUIB WINS
SANG (.
oi
...ii i ... i r,iiiMt
.louoay IP". ," awli.
Japanese laucy i"' (a.
S Un. ailiea' iiiiutww.
for
ornt
nUhlng kocmU. matting'. "
ment,ankliundkcrcliefig
uflrA. ttlC. All n i"" r-
,. j r.
110 STATE STRFBT,
lilW
8ALBM ttt
Sa
waie
Pre elty dollvery. T0lephonM 2131.
Vnr wnMr service Pl W '.A.ttt .1
Hllla payable uonH,,yiart
I Make all complaints at the offlt