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Here's a Partial List
BOAS, FURS. COLLARETTES
tao Oo Beam Special rrfaj 00
17 M) Hod Fox. Bpoefal Prke. . . f U 00
f 9 OO Urey Fox, (Special Trice . 7 00
' If OOOpottuini. Rfiwlnl Prh ..MM
i 8 QOlflukvBcWal l'rio. $ 8
i ffCOBik.hirtrOwvWi'rk. J ft CO
4 CO Mack &alcfal iMee... 3 fl
260 Coney, Pfwwkl I'rW 1 50
JACKETS
Mft no Illrthw or Ktoni. W
aoooytetue f
m 00 Oxford Box .. IjDOO
ISO 00 Cantor tax B 00
ftp Q0 fitifti Ptr Trim WW
f I4'00 lOon ., l
IBSOWaoJc ahd IJromis., 110 76
10 OO'Alwritncnt J S no
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THP Bir.F
MURDER
For Wiiicli Albert T. Pat
rVck is in Prison
PROBABLY WILL
BE'INDIGTED
I lis Aged Father Calls On -the
AccusM Attn In lljft
Tombs
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PUBLIC
CORRUPTION
Again Discussed By a New
York Blsbop
And our pricto .are . unchanged
but our stock Is. We had no high
prices for the Christmas trade,
consequently we have no reduced
prices now, but our'prices as usual are the lowest to benaa
tn hJ .-111 VVP linV'f :i Illlllllir.l IJI UillLUIIIJ iv.ll -
If you need anything of the kind we can save you from 10 to
15 per cent.
The Christmas
Rush is Over...
HolVfirsoii's
TNEBIG OARCAIH
JHOUSrOFSALEH
New Eyes For Grandma
And glasses that will nuke tin all da
fteleaoles In leiirug awl iruporft-et eve
tight will bo found in onr interior lino
of optical goods. Wo will iofl yonr eye
"Itfllt'Jtrcft, nwil fit it perfectly with prop
erly adjusted tat, in a scientific man
ner, and at prftes that will tult your
pocxettxxik.
KOTIClir those having received spec
tables or eyeglasses for Christmas pres
ents will bo fitted oorreqtly free of
charge.
Hjotfl brought other places will he ex
ohangnt at reasonable prices,
"'" vY x V?S$F It
uitptmc ortkiid.
ii. if iif. " stitaf
UI35. tl. IIHIKCb v 29rcimtl St.
rtxt rwnt.KolrcrH'
TIID WEATIIEH.
Ton ight and Tuesday rain.
Wheat Market,
tiut fKMMco, Jan. 7-0li IL01K
.Ohioaoo, IIU Jan. 7. JUy. 78.
Hlem, 60.
TliseountroKirt and ilid oltjr founcil
IwlllJioId acenferened W'edocsdar at 11
GOLD DUST FLOUR feirs. ,s.,js srt
MB tl
The SIdncv Power Co,
m4a (or .fumllriiea, ak jour groter tor
t. Oraa and,Mjfrti iivtjt on band.
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WALN, AGENT
A T.
MHa
A He: I, Dry 4 foot Fir wood
$2.75 2 cord.
Aim MwtJ wood and cedar pU.
. D. S. ICNTLEY fc CO
Mww 0t 3l9Preatat
AJmgtattMm tlr Uii
hu it a M ife hw
WATF,D-To Jwjr or rwt hnmalUWy,
lo iollf.tet dtiks. WnUnetta
Hold. 1 7 tl
A Ifcljr'i hell bark enmb.
wrr.
finder wfll plpaio leavo at tb Capitol
Jmttthl oltk and iiv revanL
WaraSMw;r84
Tlmre U am bnvI erf your laying In a
larmnttoulref' ttravlitara mil umnU
Uwl rfil kep tto fajally roia UnB(r,
,iin ikwv i ua hwi am mihi ny liraUMB
& liaean. ,
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DECISION m THE .
SUPREME COURT
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CfclWeri, aWrmed. H-o,
WooU(d, aJtuid,
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Wolvtrtwi, J.
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SALEM MINISTERS
UNION PROGRAM
At llie m(Ur wMy HwltiK tml
Kyj, Kwtiuw, IVkmmi. MKilltt
HndmM, Reyal, ISh h1 tthu
andupU U4t w H, h. tufcm.
a miw oh Hlt MHtwry uHalwk. md
ftwr wHmkmI dUou4(w.
gBMOa llfory Ifta rMir(h.
Saiii fi. OoMuHltti Oifar L-u.
NkwVotK, Ja. r.-AltlMHiuli -Ml"
T. J'atrkJk bM not yol le) hiatl in
onnmwJM! with tiiedfltl of Wm. Martfa
Itlcc, iIih Niwntrie wmwnaire
Mint is liiwl?! in wnlMt, bin lawjern
.... i.lvulv nrnnArltlS to defant' l',tJl
BKmt Uia olwrjje f murder oft wliiab
he liflx lwn locked up in tiiolomlw atiwc
last hVptowber. Vrx. B. Hnrby, who
is lookinif afier 1'atrlok'a interest in the
civil etnlaat over tho Rice mlllto, W
last night that he had just sent a letter
to AnbUnt DIalrJwt Attorney JKe
V. Osborne, whteli raalHive an in
terestlne boarlnt; on tho caw.
It ie assumed by i'atriek'B friends that
when tho district attorney deckles to
lay the case before ihjs Qrand Jury on
effort to indict i'atrfek for the mllrder of
ikm will Im mmto nn tho italotneut of
CITY COUNCIL AND the hl mllllonalnw valet, Oliarlen F.
COUNTY COURT Jone,lhat he saw I'atrkk hoMlngn
towel over Rleo face n short time before
the mllllonalro dietl.
.Mr. Knrbjr satil that Ik had Iwui con
sulted by a person whoeo tostlinony the
Assistant District Attorney desired to
obtain, and that he had written to Mr,
Osborne in connection with that matter.
"I told .Mr. Osburn," Mr. Ilarl.y mid
hut nftiht, "tliut when the tltno came
we would be prepared to disprove tho
tho statements of the vallet Monos) by
three remitable witnewee. We have
three witnestw by whom we mu prove
conoluslvely that Mr. I'atrlak was not in
Mr. Klees mrtini'iit at the time .Jems
says ho looked Into the old gentlehinns
room and saw I'utriok stooplii over
tone! noroe hie
CASTE FEELING
SAID TO EXIST
Preparations to Celebrate in
Grand Alanner the Birth
of Lincoln
F. W. HOLLIS Si
Ioff priced Furnituro House.
CO
A Happy
New Year
vtmi
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To Consider the Ad disability
of Levying Cash Road
Tax.
authorised to levy a special tax not to
exceed flro rallli for this purpose, !nd
Judge rkott is of tha opinion that it
would bo advisable to make a levy of
one mill for lhlspurpoe,;andoald lk
to hare the council consent to havctomo
o tho olty'i part of said tx expendrd
on tho county roads provided this can
bo done under the charter,
BOB 0GELSBY
PROBABLY GUILTY
Uit Friday was set as the time for
the preliminary examination o( Itob
Ogelahy, at Idkevicw, eharueil with rob
bing his own stage id tho government
mall, as detailed on the lint pnge of
tills ltdau. The examination was iot-
ponM pending tho arrival of Doputy
United Htatea Mirshal Ueo. Humph
rey, who took tlw stage iroui
Ashland Friday. Olrsby was repre
sented by Attorney IJ. I). Bporry, and It
U reported has made a partial confession
to l'ot Master Wilrai, and a full con
featlon to his street heart, who will not
disclose tho story. Olesby was about
i years of age, and was arrested Xmas
night.) lie was to have boeu married to
Miss Minnie lloblueou, the highly ro-
opeetcd daughter o( the Ukeview sliiu
lie manufscturer, the next day. Itob
Oglesby Uthe son of the lato itev. Mr.
Oalesby, Dm jiloneor pruaeher of this
eonnty, and his mother live In Jack
sonville. He had the nonfldeme of all
at Ukeview, ami it was sotni timo Us-
fore ixwple beliovo him gnlity. He had
hfindll ltom 96 to $75 ol other eple's
mamrydally m stage drUer. and never
stolen cent. Postmaster IViteox will
quite Ukev mtlve the f)00 nmard of
femlbytlj government and the 1100
reward offered by 8riff Duidan.-Asb.
laihl Keeord.
Biuoke Henry tl Fourth.
Saw 8. Goldsmith Cigar Uo.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
BLOCKADE BROKEN
Mv d4ayd trains Ht thrtnigh
I'alew Sunday night ami Monday morn
lag. TWeew Wookade tn the Mothrn
Ornfon Md Nerthero CaMstHU Mown,
tales has Wn Waken aM the I'tatoMlee
a, keu ttwded wits, ait seeuMtatsM el
iun.
rDSSOML
n w. ihw-lWterstK ww ( th.
ny KKUwiiJwHaew,
Mts. Arm MartfjitaKgtisiw ef mm
oHw.hKJ', Walktlits refwM sry
lew wKh heart 0Vvv
WB U4rv k YmtM,
NSI(, I
fM.UH4ts.CaarQav
HERB WE GO
mu
12 1-2 cts
per pound
. OuP'Best
Sugar Cured
V . .... .1. ..'.""". "
.. . ,...-, M.-iu if. i aa uuo u any hshm yM wr Nmwm
.',-' ...BURBflNK POTflTOES...
,S cents per Bushel. For One Wiiek Only
Itlrenud linlding
fsee.
"Thtivo witnesses will prove a complete
alibi for Sir. Tatrlnk.. Thoy will provo
that he not only was not in Mr. Itico'a
apatimmita atttiattlmo, but thoy will
show exactly where thoy oaw Mm at the
time Indicated by Jnnoe."
Mr. Hnrby said ho had nayot received
no reply from .Mr. Oatnrno, Hlthough he
eeemeil not to bo emrpiitod at that fnot.
Ho Insisted that his ullenl would be vlu-
dleatel when the case earno up for set-
Moment.
Captain II. T. PHtrlek, the l father
of the neeuneil man, has just returned
alter iHAklirg a visit to tbiseWy ulu
iu I r into tho rasu. (Japtalit FatiieU,
wlw is W veara obi, came Imra Irani hie
home in Austin, Texas, railed mi his win
In the rmiHi prison and nonsuited bin
lawyers. Mr. llarliy Haiti that I'atrtok'a
father, altar going over the wise wUi
Ills fawyera, Ikmwihw iwtMflrsl that Uw
proMHMitlain wmifd fall, and returned to
his Tea Uuih. eourUltmt of the nut
entti
FIRST
LEGISLATOR
TO REACH SALEM
X. D. lluuMof WtfdfjrorH, haa ar
rivit to atlMHtl Ute eouiing MMMlon of tht
Oittfsxt Wgistalumof hkh be is uummi-
ber, Ims. jntwt rpnt-hmUMve for
(Ms awl Curry. Mr. Huum baa larte
SMHttwry rHWracto ou ihfj eoaat. and
wwatwl to tht ft Umj itrouml wily to in
form tiiuMsU. b aaaoaiMHd bj
Mrs llnine aud itwy ar s4otlg at the
WillauMiUr
MOST UNFORTUNATE
CHILD SHOOTING
ilMWl4, a..l4M. 7 I, ..mu Chi.
errtw. it vfni aid tfcot mI kllM his
ssslsw FtsmsNM, iW H iu Hent.
w poAtntssJ tad mother Mtty .lb.
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yea tjQoJ Imwu, atut virMaiuliBti Umi
MB M.M Ami.k.. ...L.ft. .L. T"
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ClmOTlfe'ftlWW!.
ni with My you lyw Uta. 'ioii Cash C$M,Wil!l
round talent
we.ihenu
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ROTH St 0RABIR
VBWPARKMBATMARKBT
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P. a BOWBRQX4 PRQP'R
Xiew Yoac, Jan. 7 iledemptljn of
this dty ami of the natfon from eorrup
tiofl by insane of ImllvHisal Chrlstfan
ImfHrtttcf was the theme of Ilishop I'oi-
ters wiriHOii In St. neorjtee church Inst
evening.
The iliebop Mid that the gifts of the
three wise me to Ow tefant CJirlet weie
symbolical.
"In the myrrh brought by the three
Mge" said Wshop Totter, "we find Uie
type of Christ's conservative and pre
servative Influence the fragtnnt balm
of his healing touch."
"Not by ife own potontlnl energy can
the myrrh of Jesus Ohrlsta inilue.nco be
placml whore it is needed. Individual
contact of Christian, first with the
myrrh aud thon with tho invalid word,
is the equation which offers tho solution
for the corruption of city, nation or race.
"Thousands of bales of precioilB myrrh
might be piled upon tho docks down nt
the Mattery, but do you supposo this
fragrant salvo could heal this city's eores
until the potion had been unpacked and
applied by willing hands to each bruise
and laceration? Indlvidiiul agunoy Is
what we neod.
"Never, my friends, can we make
New York what wu wish it without this
personal lnlluence. It is in tills In
dividual thought that I foruseo the
redemption of the human race.
"if f wero naked to say what had done
the most hnnii In the world I would eay,
next to sin I boltevu it was tho sprit o(
caste The feeling of canto exists In
tho neighborhood, in tho community
aiidiu thu nation. U'o can till ecu its
inlliiuiico in social matters, hut I wondor
how many of us appreciate in Intluenco
in international affairs? This feast o(
tho Kplphany celebruteH the breaking
apart of the barriers about the anclont
Hebrew oliurch and itn enlargement to
as Intake in nil mankind."
'nw Yohic, Jan. 7 (Jen. (Mr. Howard
anunuucifd Inst night nt the meeting of
tho reoidtw Choral Union, in Cooper
Union, that I'reeiduut MeKIuloy will be
one of tho H-wkiirHt the celebration of
thu birth of Abraham Lincoln, to bo
held at Carnegie Hall the evening of
February tl.
0v. Dilell will prttmdti.
Ujl. Ilttiiry WaUunson, ol bmlmlllo
wilt tleliver a Im'ttiru on l.ineolu, and
Pretl K. liiooiiMfi wiU rend a ihmuii on
Uneolu.
One of the feature uf Ui celebration
will be (ringing by the Choral Union,
under the leadership ol Frank Deni
roach. The baud of the Fifth United
State Artillery, from Fort Hamilton,
will furnish the Instrumental muti.
FARMERS' C0NGESS
NOW IN SESSION
Fine Program at the Senate
Chamber.
See Our
Dairying. Good Roads
Markets Are Freelv
Discussed,
and
SPECIAL
or 2 lbs. for 2oc.
brands excellent tlour
per sack.
75c
17 lbs, granulated cane sugar,
The first session of the Second Farm- jpi.uu.
J era' Congress of Oregon Is being held at hg HjS. extra C Caiie SUgar $1.
uesen .r. ;mu.r.n - - - RoaSted COlTee, per II). 15C
uiitiriiiMiii. i twm iiii .w mill in ia u uuu 11111.1 1
and notwithstanding the stormy weather
a oredltable attendance boa been secured.
The session will continue this evening
and Tuesday forenoon, afternoon and
evoning. There should be a go 1 turn
out to all these meetings, as interesting
programs are prepared.
Tonliht's Program.
"Up to Date Dlarying." Ir. .lames
Withycombe.
Discussion.
"What France Can Teach Oregon
about Prunes," Prof K It Lake.-
Discussion.
"Value of the State Fair to the Pro
ducor," Hon Geo I. Hues, Portland.
Discussion.
"Cooperation mong Producers,"
Tflmon Ford.
Discussion.
AN ALL-OREGON
FOOTBALL TEAM
The sporting editor of theOrogonian
composes it of star players as follews:
1jft end, Captain Zeigler, University
of Oregon.
lieft tackle.Jerry Itusk.of Mullnnumli.
Ift guard, Rcod of Sulem,
Center, Jarvis. of StUem.
Hightguanl, Kdmunstlon, of Multiio
mail. Right tackle, Captain Pratt of Mult
nomali. Right end, Gurrell, University of Ore
gon. Quarter-lKick.Kurrigan.of Multnumali.
lft hnlNback, Smith, ol University of
Oregon.
Right linlf-baok Dowus.of Multnomah.
Full-lwck. Payne of University ol Ore-eon.
Subitlltttes F.nds. Ollnu'ir. ol Salem,
and Montague, ol Multnomah.
iacklee,Jnkway,i ntvurBity 01 urcgon,
and Young. n( Salem
(iuarda, .liidd, of .Salem, aud Waddell,
of University of Oreiton.
Center. Watson and llarmer, of Mult
nomah.
Quarter-back, Scott, of University of
Orogou.
Unlpbacks, Ciareure Hishop and
Clmiincey bishop of Salem.
Fulbbauk, Sanders, of alem.
When buying groceries don't
fail to call on us.
M, T, Rineman
Telephone 131
t32 StateStreet
Sam S. lloldsmith Cigar Co. are,
II ay a,
agents for Hniiclien
eragua.
:
solo
Dikiiio do
PROFESSOR HART ON
BURNING NEGROES
ItosToA.Jan, :.- Prof Albert U. Hart,
olllan-wnl. in explanation ol his speeob
dnllvfMM.1 mentl) at IVtn.tt, Mich.,
said:
"The ulitntMtt that I tuivocuttd burn
tn at Uh itake ae a hptl pwiiy or
mturo rrttsMss flotuaw (mo a wronv Iiii
prosaiou of my vUmw. I - ,nttl0
NohanastMriion My oftlntoH 1- ux
twily Um owtCMit.
"I WatM lynohUtHa are a return to
to craeltiMi of media val trials. Burn
lit at the atako la not a deterrent of
Hm,t bntullalnc of the whole
population, wldu and black. Aud the
South altows iU i..vr. ,4 It by 1 Wiping
to wake it lnal.
"It thtf p., of ttM stonUi ir any
laii daaa tlw kstrwiin: at tho
take of nsvro M a itOMlly (orcoiii
witting hot. II. I. afcw,, xl S,M ihjwW
isMfifj bnrnint ti.fUyal WBI,nv,
TOBAQCOl-RUgr'AND
PUWtLi., SMITH & CO
SCHOOLTEACHER
DIES AT SALEM
L. I.. Moore, n well-known teacher of
the north end of tho county, died nt
tho Kakm Hospital Saturday o.-onlng
after eovernl weeks suffering and under
going several operations for an abdomi
nal tumor.
Mr, iM.ooro waslwrn near Manjuam,
(a this county, December 15, 187.1, and
'marrliHl, In Heptemln'r 1 8rt, to llertha
Jones, dungliter ol W Jones of
Hrooks. Deceased was a member of
tho Aurora lodge of Knights uf Pythals
which order has lieen ery attentive to
his iuhmIa since he was brought to tho
hospital six weeks ago.
The funeral was held at the rosidonee
of Mrs. S. W. Joiim, Monday at 11
o'clock, oonduotMl by the Aurora lodge
of Knights of Pytluis.
InOIJea Tlmev
People overlooked the ijnportnno of
permanently bonollelal effect ami were
satisthHl with trniwient action, but now
that it is generally known tlmt Syrup of
Figs will permanently onm habit
ual constipation, well-informed jople
will no buy othwr kuutlvtw, which act
for n time, but Anally injure the system.
Iluy tin genuine, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
JOURNAL "X-RAYS."
A good Now Year's resolutien:
"Never turn turtle."
A .
The Farmers' Congress is the only
congress of Kb kind. The other congress
is a lawyers' congress.
- i
No one doubts Jndgo Lowell's sinceri
ty; then why don't he givo the Text
book Commisoion the benelil of his
ideas?
The lielglau liaro and raising turtles
nru iud istrios omitted from the Farmer's
Congress. So is the servant girl pro
blem. . A
Mullrido'H boat railway nt Tho Dalles
is about iib wild a schemo as his ship
ment of relndeorto Alaska, or Mitchell's
railroad to Mars.
No danger ol having your pockets
picked while attending the Farmers'
Congress. It is n perfeutly respectable
legislative uody.
i
A womun writer iu a modern novel
tells a whole lot of truth in 11 few werds:
"If men were not creatures ol impulse
more than half the women would die old
maids."
Judge Munley's plan to create tlireo
new courts of uppeuls compo-oil of cir
cuit judges has one merit. It would
make places for a whole lot of the -150
Portland lawyers who are largely iineni
ployod and sing: "We do not live, we
only stay."
ft
Tho biggest farce on the political
boards at present in Oregon The Dalles
boat railway. It would take twenty
years to build and cost millions. The
Journal editor in 1SW5 proposed and
voted for the only feasible and practical
relict a state portage railway to bo
owned and operated by the state until
a canal is built.
hi the old days ot Oregon there were
legislators who, if things wero not go
lug right, would walk homo and not re
turn. One ot the fathoisof the con
stitution left Inwauso of certain amend.
menu. He oould move his ears back
and forth not a little bit. Nuwad.iv
manyottii do the latter act, but none
ever leave a session.
To you all, and many thanks 'to the
public for the treatment Friedman's
New Racket received at their hands.
The rush for clothing, lints, shoos, velvets, velveteens, plushcg,
corset covora, laces and paesemerltrio Btill continues and wo bono
it will last until tho 15th of January. Never before has tho public
had Biich nn opportunity where they could buy goodo at such
Kncriflce sales ns wore tnndo nt Frlodmnn's It-ckot. Tho firm has
lost upwnrdB of tlireo thousand dollars on tho amount sold in
forty-Ilvo dnys, yet wo are satisfied for wo expected to inako the
Iosb in order to raise tho nmount of money, and against such odiU
tlintwohud to contend with, for novorln the history of Salem
wero there so many nctunl senutne sales by a number of Balem
merchants. There wore no false pretenders, but everyone meant
what thoy said. Therefore It Is but natural that they goto good
share of the trade. Our great loss has boon tho public gain. Tho
people bdught at home it kopt thorn from going to Portland,
rhero wore very few packages coining from other towns, tho
money was not paid out to railroad companies In trnnsportinc
ladies and their packngos. It saved it for tho families. Thoy had
plenty of monoy to invest nt homo and Santa Clans ecu tba
credit in making largo, elegant presents. Yet of all thenaJes
that were made outside of
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
thero wero no bucIi bargains given as we do, selling Clurk'e
O. N. T. cotton for 25c per dozen, -that cost wholesalo 50c; a suit
of good clothing that cost $15 for f8;nn undershirt that cost 15
per doon for 25c; n yard of plush or velvet that costs $2 for 50e:
a pair of overalls thnt cost 60c for :Wc; a pair of shoes thnt cost,! I
for 50c ; a pair of kid gloves that cost a dollar for 25c : a corset
cover that cost f 1.25 for 20c j a yard of genuine silk quilted eatin
for 10c, in fact tho wholo stock of goods at Friedman's New
Hucket were sold and will continue until the 15th of January at
tho nlwve prices. Wo havo nothing to eay what tho new firm will
do after that date. Don't miss tho opportunity whllo there 1b yet
timo to bring your woll-fllled purso to Friedman's Nen Bucket..
lou'Il not go away empty-handed when yon' see the good and
lienr the price.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. State and Com. Sts. Salem Or.
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Now on -- we are determined to close
out all our winter stock, and will sell
Sam y. tioldsmitb GliMr Co. nm anin
agents for s-nnchoa ilnya, Duque do
eragua
Ladies' wool Iiomi formerly 25c
a pair, for is- i,P.
Misfcswoo J1080 formerly 20c a
ixitr for llcpr.
Ladios lleeced lined hose formerly
25c a pair for 10c pr.
Ladies lleeced lined hose formerly
20c n pair for He pr.
Ladies cotton hosoformorly liVe
a pair for i0c pr.
Ladies kid glovt-H formerly Jl.2T
"IHiirfor DOcpr.
Ladios kid gloves formerly
pair for
Ladies kid
lot for
4
l";
gloves an asssortcd
Ladies silk mittens formerly $1
76c pr.
,C0c pr.
Iur lor wc pr.
Childrons mittens lOo pr.
Fleishers knitting yarn 25c skein
11 foi-V. ". .' lOcekem
Dross buttons formerly 25c a don
ti for,.V. ;.;: fie a doz.
Heavy silk veiling for Con yd.
Liberal Reductions on all lines of goods,
Shoes, hats and caps, dress skirts, waists,
corsets, underwear.
Location hirst Door South of the Posloflice.
The First of the Year
urnnciios constituting our
opportunities in business.
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
V. I. Stalky, Saltm Ore,
Will bo a good timo to begin
a practice course of study. A
i.Mi1?"!!!!?!'' rcgalar shorthand or businesscoX 1? S.?r
a coiubo at tno
ilSisLiaiuT -,! .Wit
ti"H.sfW,.iumitWwi hmiib
J..,,,y. Iw imr hl-wjllf ,,,,
?f ,lw, TUvo Company,
Umy l.uol W wnirltigniem.
of the rni ut l,i (mlb v
dUttlw sv, Ufwenhls
mi ami tl, Amrtit Nmim i 1...1
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Mai win
kilttii. Hu
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hMeu tVt, onl,! te iki iLd -... ,
Tm w," Ti laikM a,cw
w Mm mXmt bt w uSf
SSTIMM Wiw OirtKU Hw afiaiaf ihA
AUkNkM TSMWIX
its ltur( Ut tposMh yc
! that m ,t rtT.
hew Ua(lid's Mwile Crtsle.
lloswfc, Jau 7. Mr. Tboma W.
law eon, wivo u buildiug a yacht to
compete lor tlw AuMrnaCup, w Uubad
at by the Nw Yorktre, but hexueit
to get thw. just the same, aud will
make a attvng push tor the right to rmw.
He wat oi.t an errautt boy. but haa
since fd tJUMX) l,.r a nink. au.i )n
made a fortune in ropMr, IU m a vr
detertoin! inaa. He hat lt a eouDlt
Of fortune, but rs upe.1 Uww aud if h
wants n tn a aclit m that m- e wilt
do so
The Fight
lletwtww chMp Utrgaiu luuwr uia
ehinea ami hil. grad nuu UL Ut
SUnOanl Ik4ar u alwa.va on id.l
If the btjyer will us jtuUonmifar
tMWV a twv OM MNMMbte v l0 im
11. itei a Ntaetiuke tmui by
i-rri "" "t rvtiawe a
ytw'llhAvnisotrotiUe.
Omuo and tm Use t.ua.lar4
It,
e
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TreeWe In Quirantlne.
Sun hrilii.i..wi I.... f 1 f"i
. .....v..., nila ,,.j, u, jviuyoUU I
ie reuttrai ipiarantiue officer at this
port, aupirl totlay in the United
itake Circuit Court to answer the
ewarftt of bavinu weglectoil in the
eterelK of hie odke as 4 uaraHtine ottlco
to ltteue and deiivu- to the OcekleoUil
ami Oriental Meamship Coiiony a
prati.Uof such kiu.l and Hftture' as
wottid Mwblw the steauuhlp .-oinjiauy to
dlir to the compluinaut gojds of the
value of $2,000
The cjuiulaiitaut is Woag L'ng a
well known Chines merchant, He is a
bug importer ami the action of the
quarantine ocr hat re)ulte4 almwt l
Uie uptutlon of his buaiiMM. This u
not the only time ha has MtnWd uh
ueeeewril) at the bauds of Klayotj and
itfi 111 navd trie cucuit Cotm
he latWe'sacUost.
TheBUuUIrUiiiyiioof a writ
of maudato e,m,pUis Um suanwitlHa
ofMier losltowcacua why cm ahosiki not
pariorw hit, duty an I mut Uqiw
aad then u couipal tba ataatoauip ,,.
iwayto pratarva Um, ihiutuaal ..hiui
swh tiiue aa tba Court shall pww on tita
v KiuyouM may offer why ha will
not )taat the o4e. The ataaitiaiiip .ra.
paay now has tha goadt but tbraauh s
to throw thaiuovarboanl.
Tha shiptaant which i iUw, ,t
II.0W. ceawsia ol drarf rnu, ih.
"" einar nan sy.1,1 in
on
.. ir
," '" r fino'P Nt- if
u AuiiflL m 11-"
WHILE WH ARE REMODEL
ING THE PRONT 01- OUR
STORE WE WILL SELL HAR
NESS AND SADDLES AT AC
TUA1 COST FOR CASH.
E. S. Lamport Harness Co.
iu 01 t mu. l Ion isu Commercial st
fctyo . fioldiinith Ofcar Co. are sole
aaantt for Kxuorts. Cremoa. Kl Caultan
ti .. 1 . t . . -.
v riHnai an.! i.a.Majetlca.
pro.
F'A.qiiGsrNs
Vrbytj,lh. .cwt.
al
kasoka Htwm tt,w rourt
SajUl 8. lioldatuilli i.'mi 1
CIAWCOM.TA
samtw .UsNilkwWfUw
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Tellear Maor Flood's Case
1 imirm. N. V., Jan. 5. The grand
jury which mvita un Monday will con
sider tha eaw of Mayor Mood, amusetl
of forgery In the tlrst degree on the
charge of Catherine Loonie' a young
woman who made n oonfeeeiou ami im.
n)teatfl the mayor, who declares that it
is a malic roim prwicutioti. Miee Ioaia
pleadeAl guMtj- to proctirinx wveral
ffirg tketls for reeordiag and i now in
AHSHtrn Brlsou,
StHoke Hanry the Ftwrth
Sato S Hoi Unihh CHjar t. o
STOCK
Shoes or all Crales.Mta's. L4I
ani Chtlttrea's
Bought at close prices and
willlbe sold lower than ever.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Re
pairing a specialty.
1 m a
JACOB VCXJT
0.5 Btate Street. Opposite Palton Bros.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
.. jLiltLF'. COBDHAY. Mmr.
MONDAY NIGHT JAN. 7.
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Enacted By a SoecUI wcte Coaaaa y
PRICES: Orchestra ail'ftnrt i raw nmi
V-jrwe 75c. Ut rc4r rswi'Drtu tirck 50s
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