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Here's a Partial List
BOAS. FUPS, COILAHETTES
30 IK) Heave r Special I'Hw W
17 60 Kcd Fox. Special rrice. . . f U 00
1 ft 00 Ore Fdxr Special Price . 7 00
'$ OOOpomuiii, Spcotal Price ..
, (XUflnk, Bpecinl Price f (J 25
O.Sp'Jllk. irnln 8pwU)Frice. I 5 CO
,4&JBIaBc fail Special Price. . .f 3 85
l? W Crjhey, Special Price I 1 CO
JACKETS
26 Of. Bitwise or Eton! M
tgOOOBtouse .'....JISOO
20 00 Oxford JJojc fJ
B0 00 Cantor Ho.,, i..f-.f$ 9x
tlSOOjlton Fur Trim .M
UOOlilon , mgo
113 CO Week and Urntfus 10 ,B
flO 00 Assortment f 8 00
U f I An. . n V. THEBIS BARGAIN
rHfiyi5 OUIICI
INNOCENT
TAMMANY
The Victim ol a Blackmails
ing Combine.
fliEN WHO PURCHASE
'SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
Get Off While the Public is
Horrified Qwr Dives and
Gambling Dens.
FARMERS'
CONGRESS
Oregon's Sons of Toil in
Conclave,
ANGORA GOATS, SILOS
AND WEEDS CONSIDERED
Able Pap?r$ and Intelligent
Discussion are Presented.
And our prices are unchanged
but our stock is. We had no high
prices for the Christmas trade,
mnseauentlv we have no reduced
prices now, but our prices as usual are the lowest to be had
in hip rirv. vve nave u limiiuci ui uuieanu in . twiw..
If you need anything of the kind we can save you from 10 to
15 percent.
The Christmas
Rush is Over...
F. W. MOLLIS Sl
Low priced Furnlturo Houso.
CO
A Happy
ew Year
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flOUSETOFSA-EH
He Who is Satisfied Is Well
: Paid.
We have saUslled blindruda of (
mora and know we ean satisfy you.
Hrlng iia ymt watrb, oloofc or ftwclry
'whether tlie work In of largo or small
piMfKrtioti we know you will bo pleated
'both wllji tlie workmanship ml tlic
charges
All our work i guaranteed and a trial
will ttjuvfiftfl yon that (Id; ( tho eit
place In Falcnt o hate j'nitr work don.
Q&&
500
&0B
$6$
Clias. II. Hinges, X
296 Commcrclil Strrtt.
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New Viir, Jan. fl. ThohnrjM tlmt
tnmlior n( Tainifiany JH wnd Xi-h
VorkOlty fffIlrfnllmM Ijwii illecllit
"blood iiioiwy" from (Minlilliiff bont
and olber dlirupu(l)l plarM of tliHt7
Is ofllefally denial by tbo Tuti'many
oominittte of fire.
TCwts Six id, lio Ik linlriimn of the
oofiiinlltHO hn made nubile- h IhI(
tnnlln wliioli bo rayi:
'"liiHro w nH orsfliilatition of men
known hi tbtt "Cofnbnt," tjiat le orjcnti-
iired for Ryulematli; blagkninll, and lliey
cloak tfio working by pndnmlfiiK to bo
pjyliiK Taniinany ball (be inoiiuy Ibuyj
collcol for tbo proltytlon tby are mij
poFdl o furnfah in ltd nnrno."
,il)iMriid nnniiiU iweetlntj of the
Orsii J'Hrnora' Oinniim yeaterday
afternoon about a bundroil woplo noro
primiit. njolndlna few Indlo. I'ii
.luiit WidiruiiK proeideil.
fn tin aIukmhw of f . I.. Joncfl, wlio
wa lo brtv tiK)ken on 'TIil Farmor'
UoiiKroM,"fl prtp"r wfl ruail by 11.31.
Williamson un"TIi lnlroduotion of tbo
Angora Goat inlo tbe (Jnltod htotoa."
Tbo paper bad Imd oaiefully preparol,
and provokwl eomo vnltmblodieouseioti.
Tbo onoentas c opinion seumnd to be
tliat t fie goatia n aliiablopartof our
ll'-oatook. All wilb tbe flfioakor ngrefd
tlmt nH few iiHoeiblo Blioiild be ablpped
from our otnto. ftaa duvolopod that
tbu uoat it not only proJ'tnblo for ino
SALEM'S
SELECTED
TWO HUNDRED
See Our
Justice of the Peace and Re
corder Draw Jury Lists.
Juatfoe of the I'oace J. O'Donnld called
to Ida aid Monday, II. A, Johnson and
A. I). Palmer, two freeholders cf the
Hflloin district, and In accordance with
the law proceeded to draw 60 Jurymen
from a Hat of tho citluna of tbo district
PECIAL
1 7 lbs, granulated cane su?ar,
51.00.
to serve aa jurymon for tbecomingyear. ( Q lbs. extra C Caiie Sllgar S1 .
Roasted coffee, per lb. I5c
or 2 lbs. for 25c.
brands excellent Hour 75c
per sack.
The following is the list selected
Jatr.pa Aiken, T G. Albert, F. S. AI
bricb, Wm. Armstrong, L. 31. Haker, K.
T. Hnrnoa. F. T. JJarr, Jas. Uatcholor.G.
1. HWiop, U. I'. Ilo!pe,Jr.,T 0. Uor-j-i
ker, f(. il. Hritnson, Werner Ureymnn,
J If. Campbell, 0. N. Churchill, Geo.
CollniB, -Jay Cox, J 31. Ulgler, W.F.
Uoothby. J. 0. Hrovwi, Wni. Ilronn, J
J. Dalmnplf, A. W. Dennis, J. It.
Fairbanka, John Farrnr, Jr., Cluitd
Etf.ttVttchmiktr
ivjttri npuuocc
TPII WCATHCU.
Ttolilflbt and Wetlncsday,
J'robaljly toller Wednoaday.
mow,
Wheat Market,
Ham Fkaniiio, Jan, 8 -Cash fi.Olff
OnidAoo, lib, Jan. 1 May. 7B
. 8lem, DO,
C
I SCOTT AND
COLVIG ACCEPT
Gov. Awaits "Judge Lowell's
Acceptance o Complete
Textbook Commission
"WjM'M'WIliilh WiH f
DUST FLOUR
Milia MX
TheSldnovPort'orlJd,
nitwit ontflox.
o . -
ui(!b (orUjMiillyjiM, Mk yoor gnicon or
Af. WALN, AGENT.
riiOMx 61,
A No. I, Dry 4 foot Fir wood
,fk $2.75 a cord.
Afi WMfcl wood and tedar poats.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
301 319 Prpst St.
Wm.Jf. Udd, the Portland banker,
and 1'. L. Campbell of tho Monmouth
Normal school have already accepted.
. Wm. 31. Colrig, Jack aonvlllo, baa rent
hi wrltton aa-optanco, In a nice letter
to tbo Governor. Ho considers It an
honor lo servo with 10 prominent and
distinguished n body of men as tbo
Govornor haa named,
II. W, Hootthas nritlonaflno letter to J
tho Governor commanding tbo commis
lion named. 31 r. Scott saya In accept
ingj "This ii ono among those iMsltioua
of resnonsibllitv and Islwr. without
etnolumont, or promiko of rewanl for
ambition, which tbo rltlxcn when culled
upon, should untlortako If hu can.''
Th Govoinor la still In hoiea that
Judge Lowell will reconsider hisdrcllna
iiunnrui compioio inn commiSMion as
named.
NEW TODAY.
U4
4rtlimals BiJfr this
St nso sua Unit
I.(MIT-Udy'a
purse with about (10
.!',? Ipert,letwemj litt Wlnterand
haje'ii muslu store Finder leavo at
titia oniw, i h at
YESSELS VICTIMS
OF SEVERE WEATHER
Has FiuKoisttj, J. 8,-Tho (Kdjoonar
1...1.. i im. i ... ..I .... '
-" "f inwimi, which saiiou Horn
. Jiwit Jahuary tit or Apia, haa returned
In ditties and without bur mate. Tho
vwMoiphingwl UiU) tlw thick o( had
WMthsr t tho start.
Thagalo contluuftj to InurMao la viol.
ntw and oa th morning of tbo Utd
Matd CJiarlM Oako was wmhed from the
dealt into tboHta.
ThdiohoonnrW V. WUman Ia,r.
rived m fnw Ban Marleoa island,
having at tbj rato (A alglit lushes an
hour. Tha pump had bwiit kept glug
day frd tjlflu stiuw Nevamlier .
RECKLESS RUNNING
i OF AN ENGINE
31wAww, W. Va., Jan. 8.-Au
iijft ruunlng llsht strueU a lrdht
iraln at Andeiwu this wanting, nr
wura kllje.t ami another body I
thHtht t Ihj In tlm wrwh.
Y. M, C. A. BUILDING
IFUND GETS STARTED
S100 Apiece Put Up By the
Board of Directors.
.Monday evening n meeting was hold
In tho parlor ,'of tho Capitol National
hank to begin tha work of raising a fund
for tho erection of a Y. 31. ('. A. ImlM.
lng at jfolnni.
Those present cro directors K. 0.
Oross, A. T. lllllwt, N. J. Damon, Jos,
Altxjrt, K. M. Ilitrd, 0. J. Atwood, J.
ii. ncott, r. a. Wiggins, . J, on.
drlcks.T liolversou and W. IV Jenks.
Atnoug thoau present flSOO was plmlgisl
to the building fund.
Tnsre was muoh Inlerest and eutbusl.
wmjemong those present and all Mmt
willing to do their utmost to achieve emv
was in raising the rpilrod 10,000.
The Udlea Auxiliary met this after
noon at tbo homo of Sirs. N.fJ. pauion
to assist in tho work.
llmilulldlng Finance eoiumltteo met
lids afternoon to map nut it further
canvass.
Frank 3(os,ux-proitidunt of the Hoard
of 1'olbo C'ommlsrionorw, speaking Init
nlghtat tbu trniversHl Thnughl Halon
blamed tho men who buy aiieoial privi
leges for municipal misrule in VowVork.
lie said among other things. "This un
ahlmous itolnllng to poor Kcnafor Mid
llvan, .Martin Kngel, I'erby Naglo and
Devery ia auspicious that nil the turns-
papors agree In attacking vice.
Jtissuinlcions that Tammany itself
jwlnta to tho particular vices of gam
bling and disorderly houses. I am in
clined to look bohtnd and seo whut
greater ovll la sbfolded, Tho men who
might start no organisation to overthrow
Tammany are Ibomsolvea guilty of doing
practically the (Tamo thing. Tho men
who have been building up this ayatom
of mrruptfon know that tho men who
wore In control In Now York life Here
buying privileges and wore fattening
upon the fruits of speclarpurclmpo privileges.
Devery Is badenough, but ho isn more
creature, n more produot. 1 he coinmla
alonors are as gulltv aa Dmurv. ui
they talk of toklngono of them to bo tho
alnglohcad of tbo department. Hu Is
mo very man who broko faith vvlthn
Chief with whom ho bad no fault to llnd,
to put 3fr. Devery hero he ia at tho
noiiest of politicians and gamble.
Therohas boon all this dlseusalou nlioutj
hair but ritinlly so as a deetroyerof datcb. A. T. Gilliam, Geo, Grlawold, J.
brush, and na n cloarer of land. W. I arritt, J. It. Krauaeo, J. II. I.iinii,
When Geo. W. Wtoka was called for
to road Ida paper on "Tbo tfilo," that
guntlomnu louhl imt resist tho tutnptu-
tution to suyaword lor t no towaaa
competitor with the goat hh u brush
eater and browser. lie stated tlmt
thoroughly fed onttle heroine voruuioiiH
brow sera.
How to null J and How to Fill a Silo.
On this topic Geo. W. Weeks, tho well
known Marlon county dairyman said:
"If tho writer bad no such contrivance
and had his preHent experience ho
would proceed in tho following manner:
Ho would ascertain tho number of stock
to bo fed; ho would for exnmtde, take
ten bead of matured cattle, weight about
1000 ounds, and had no pasture lo
apeak of, would got flvo acres of land in a
high atato of cultivation about Septem
ber lfitb; would plow, barrow and pill
vorixo, got tho drill and sow two bushels
of vetch mixed with throo quarts of ryv,
to the aero. During tho winter season
ho would figure thus ono foot in diam
eter for each mutured head gives us ten
feet in diameter.
Now, us pressure is what wo wish, the
higher tho silo, the more the weight or
pressure.
Now to balance n ratio, we wish to
food about 10 pounds of alio for 3(15 days.
Tbu animal will consume over 7i tons
of silo, Wo new! about 70 ton silo ca
pacity, as we aro going to fill It twice
during the kwsoii, half or over will bo
about right. Ten feet in diameter, ;t()
feet high glyes 17 tons capacity, nlwitt
right for 10 head of matured animals,
allowed for seltllng. Seventy stuves
2x0, x HO feet, gives 2100 feet, (be amount
of lumber
L. Ii, 3IcCluiue, Jeeso 3Iacy, W. D.
3Iobnoy, C. A. 3Iurphy, A. Olingor, II.
I). I'atton, J M. I'aine, It. K. Itynn,
Ircer h Sell wood, J. P. Hobertson, Sol.
Drown, Oswald West, W. ii. Dee nor.
Joe Dernardl, Jos. Daumgartner, ('. A.
Johnson and Fred Palmer.
Recorder N. J. Jiulah a I ho solectoil n
list to act ns jurore in Salotn district, of
which bo iscY-ollicloiiiHticoof tho peace.
Ilu was nMistvd by A. T. Wnlm and
Gideon StolA Tho following Ih the list
down
N. I. Moliilt, D. S. Huntley, J. Hentle
J. M. Ijiwrence, !. W. htousloff.
lli.....a tin..., ll.i.m I; It lliminn
It. Davis. G. II. Duneford, Win. Staiger.
J. 11. T. Tuthlll, Eil. Woller, W. ,S.
Hecknor, F. W. Power. It. A. lllrk, I.
Conklin.J. W. Cox, II. Poblo. J. K.
PennelMker. C. . Hamilton. T. K. Ford.
E. C. Patton, J. P.irvlno, U. S. Held,
Walter Morley. W. II. Cook. Gideon
8tol, Wm. Drown, Hiram Smith,
U. A. lirny, Joliu Jviiifeor, win.
Manning P. Fenuell, James 3Iaguire,
0. 31 Eiiloy, It. W. Cory, Herman Harr,
0. II. Walker. John Horn. W. 31. Biec-
When buying groceries don't
fa1 to call on us.
M, T. Rineman
132 Slat eSlrcet. Tclcclionc 131
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
JOHN F. CORDHAY, Manatcr.
tentloy,
T, C. II.
ican, F.
THE II LACK CLOUDS ARE MOVING
EVENT OF THE SEASON
One Night, Jan. 10
The Colored Aristocracy llinslrols
IN A
mundsKlrk.J. Savage Jr.. John Hughes,
w . .1. I. oilman, Win. liuntiett,
Mliert. E. A. Kurtx. A
W. Meredith, and II. A,
T. G.
L. Iluchtel.J.
Thomas.
MARION COUNTY
LAND TRANSFERS
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vice, but ho 1,m done nothing. There yr silo Is to bo air-tight it Is necessary
has never been a single trial, but lie is that you see to it that tbo lumber is freo
NOTED NOME CASES
REMOYED FOR TRIAL
Wkca Saow I Hit
Time U more ued uf ymt lyln In a
twk 1 wruvlslons and gnnwl
;C-iV '.r -i'V"? 'H"'Jf'.fYm '.
Y w, iw ' nn nu, fmti My
iuaan.
Sah Pbxcw, Jn. .-Attorney
. Ji-iaon iwi tsiurniM rom Wuhlnu.
wu, wuro ho woikMlo lecure tho
supraitit deelsloii wmandlng the
.nWiw io irom Nome for trial In
Uiaj Unlteil Hi.lo. Olroutt Court ol A p.
pMlliW9,Nu4tiitfUlo( MiKfmlt, for
wurmpi oi mini Ins lwu for nMt
piwwiay.
BravtHdwtabtOaOal).
i fe "!' H: V,,M' R--Theuttrl
.....ftt,u- rwiituan Ko-lso werks
HBuuoyMtir in tn.1... r .
y (lniiMHH wm klMatl .ml n Qthar wOl irelU
HBftPWBGO
JwiCm HAMS perpmmd
u ...BORBiNK POTATOES...
-a ceais per mm For Ose Week Onlv
W These poiaiMS are (he best thai are crown around i
urown uy w a, wrvm. bouili ul Salem. Cdmwre the n
wHh my you have !een. For Cash Only. " inc,w
OTH &
fi Wis'w. liHW UL
i 5
GRAB
m Siata St,
iia s
fJl- at
noiuio uitjnmte urlmlnal. He is the
ortHituro of a system.
"Groker Is certainly an objaot ugamat
which we liavo to turn our Imtturlea but
I don't know that he Is tbo worst ono.
Thero are men in New Ynrk ul... ,..
tpntnl Itinii.il.il ..a.. ..... i. i.. i
" "" i'uim'io Hiiiinno nave tieen
iurnlsblng tho brains for Tammany ball
or years and prolltlng by it u, loy
have been uilng tbo rough man who Is
tho nominal head to control the nuts
atul they have given him the rough man
price." Mr. 3lna de'rlleil the enormous
valvo of tho subways as an llluitmtbm
of the social privilege. Hhlrh Im saU
a certain few men oro Uorm ,,
ftudhoiakl that It was to proteet them
In tho enjoyment of that munoMilv that
the) maintained Tammany ami through
Taniinany provontl a eomtrueUon of
he .l, gnlleria whlob wwikl carry
wires in competition with th miIiwbvi.
"This la lira mihIIUou, yt the huh.
oralJepubllels snuuwlover .llv.w n.i
Barubllng duns ami tlM boUtas of aiweial
prlvllegw airly say w w
Rt llm nlrmn umtiu oliwtk)n
fer mayor seme inoii who wiwt Imurh-ru
with our speelul prtv tlngea.'
"(inoolthe l4Kal UUiti-ra m N'ev,
York said to mm: 'l( 1 Wwf w u ym
ny mvrlHeea It wotild luru tlw atty
MHftM.diiwn.'
" N hy don't yu toll ,? J m. Q,
It would end uie," vvnathrt MU), 'What
whtttt-liveitd iun we me Ui N-w ,
I have mhv wm tuniwt Wu when 1
Hgwvtl that they apmtk twt PlHmgh
vtw la InmI it i uo Uie worst Uitu. It
t was Hot lot oarrupliou in mtnMs Hid
llwe wimU i,o4b so whiIm ikUUum.
Om chh W a ratlrvd wtakjf or hh ab.
m o wporHUnns mm! bm4mi)ml
ft4V4-. Tbo atrifn Utttt U m-,v .u.
HtllnuttHUMtU.lorw aInmh wkohava
Ptrwtwi ami atvie )rld Ulnsdm
iMecuy."
, ilMMMIlM
YBW PARK MEAT MARKET
llHrtllir,u.Wrt wwt
and Utd UiMtli. Ul
ami hm bw wU v, nm
ttol attwHw all wOaM.
W WaA M1. iii;
from knots and pilch seums,
Hiilldyour silo inside of liurn If powlblo
If not endow) It after it Ih built; tnke
n narrow sprip of lumber 10 feet long,
bore a small hole In tho center, run an
Iron rod through tho piece and into
tho ground, Into tbo center
of your contemplated alio; ilig u
trom-h about ono foot vvldo, sl Inchee
Inside and six incluifl outside of piece
two feet deep or more If you think nits
will burrow deeper, nnd fill with small
nick and gravel to tho aurfacu, then
build concrete vvull about il Inches from
sntfiuo (or tho elm oh to rest on. Uulld
vour scuff old, iiud commence netting m
stuves, moving stick In tho bottom at
every stave, so ns to compote your circle.
Largo slru staples spread apart mid
Irivon into tho ntuvos Dotji top tnul Ixit-
totn, ami ulho in center
Ascertain whore you want yoir ibvors,
ami saw ioveilng ileoiiuuougli sous to
admit your saw into when wished, wiw-
lug out three atiwtVH or inorw a(tr your
silo Is completed, Wo luive three doors
in our 1 toot silo.
For lioopa you unu irt either die com
inon nHiuit, 1 use one Iwlf in U fur h ten
fiut alio or the Page wire feuomg. Xho
roils aroused Uy buying il ixtvmKsl
hull way nrouiul, with a aix inch thread
run through u two l.v i.mr n ant
ling llatwiae, drawing tin m up ,m
your slaves Ikh'oiuh tlbt
TbeUrst jiwrtlw is im much dan
gar ol drawing your b.M., w ,.t
on aocuunt of c-ur luuilr ttat !,!,
wiuruugiiiy sensoiiMii, imii ti e sikhwhI year
lliero la danger of ilmvuy atr hoopa
too tight, and tho Aral hoop almost at
the bottom, the husoimI al.xu two feet
Iihhi tho rt, the tbiM Ik( ,jle
hht from tU sviid, mcraMBg the
the spaa,
M llw mmcam uaa b-ea loW yuu
can OfjH UH ymt or
Im oikw wol, euiitait and hw u
to UMltani to the Mock, almw U.e
li or wWOia W 3 mho
Ural ol J WH, a,rOi.f itt t,-wilt
oLr "" "" "Mi . the
Pfro baa w..M, ,v -J,
Utewr aiuwh-j lor rl-TaiSfclkli,,.
L!r r-M n your
wisr, aud i( u W1, ,H a w, k
H iMUi w .an .v.. ami -. HUM, ta
triors
y -J wv- - MUt U'Lai
V a hMh m fcKaT,3 ... .v.1
tltMnrA HSvTi. ..
. w uiLJZ"-' '
At Coolidge i. Company to Gideon D.
and Ainondu Hovven, $BO0O.
S. Toinlensen and -vvilo to C. P.
Strain, Mi interest in a lot at Woodburn,
Harbara D'Aroy to Jacob Fisher, lot
in Heed's Addition toSaleui4 $'-12.
.Mary Fisher, unmarried, to John G.
Fisher, lol 11 In Heed's Addition to Sa
lorn, :H30.
John (J. Fisher nnd Philip Fisher to
Jacob Fisher, lot 8, Heed's
Salem, J50.
Rag Time Carnival
First Appearance In America after a
Two years Tour of Australia
25'Ladies and Gentlemen 5
To you all, and many thanks to tne
public for the treatment Friedmafi's
New Racket received at their hands'.
The rush for clothing, hats, shoes, velvets, voNcteous, pliiaboa,
cornet covers, lneeanc.d passoinontrie still continues and wo hope
il will last until tbo Dith of January. Nover before husthb public
hud such mi opjHirtunity where they could buy goods at such
wicrillce sales as were m'ado at Friedman's Racket. Tile firm lias
lost upwards of three tboiipaud dollars on the amount sold in
forty-five days, yet wo nro sutislied for wo expected (o make the
lose in order to raise tho amount of money, and against such odds
that wo bad to contend with, for never in tho history of Salem
wore there so many actual genuine sales hy a number of Baloui
merchants. Thero were no false protondors, but evoryouo meant
what thoy oald. Thoroforo it is but natural that they got a good
share of tho trade. Our great loss has been tho public gain. The
people bought nt home it kept them from going, to Portland.
There wero very few packagos coming from other towns, the
money was not paid out to railroad compauios ia transporting
ladies and tlioir packages. It saved it for tho families. They had
plenty of uionoy to invest nt homo and Santa Glaus gets tho
credit in innking largo, elegnnt presenta. Yet Of all the Mies
that wero made outside of
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
there wero no such bargains given ns we do, soiling Glarfc'u
O. T. cotton for 2Sij per doron, that cost wholesale 60c; a suit
r good clothing that cost lf for $8 ; an undershirt that cost $15
pur doen for 2rc; n yard of plush or velvet that Costs $2 for GOc:
ii pair of overalls that cost GOo for 8c; a pair of shoes that costltj
for GOo j a pair of kid gloves tlmt cost a dollar tor 250 : a corset
cover that cost $1.25 for 20c j a yard of genuine silk quilted Bntia
for -10c, in fact tho whole stock of goods at Friedman's New
H.ickot were sold nnd will continue until the 16th ol January at
the above prices. Wo have nothing to say what the new firm will
do,alter that date. Don't miss tho opportunity wh lie thero Is yet
tlmo to bring your well-filled purao to Friedman 's Nevi Kacket,
You'll not go away empty-handed when you wp the goods ami
hear tbo price.
Selected from the test lo the Profession Pre
scntlof a refined and novel Minstrelsy and
Durlesmic. Everything up-to-date.
Brass Band and Orchestra
PRICES: 25c. SOC and7Sc.
at Opera House.
Reserved Seats
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. State and Com. Sts. Salem Or.
PERSOtNAL
MEETING FOR
ROAD IMPROVEMENT
To eoiiBldor tho feasibility of levying
and collecting a 1 mill cash road tax of
about (7000 to bo expended on county
road work, tho county court aud tho
Bulotn olty council will meet at 11 a. in.
nt the city hall, .Wednesday. Jiulgo
Scott luia found no provision In tho ha
le m chapter that will permit such action
by the city, and there Is nothing in tho
law that tnakofl the city a road district.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
MADE A RUN
A chimney burning in tbu old Louis
Hums bouse on High and .Marlon streets
caused an alarm of tiro aud tho Fire
Department got up steimaud had nu
engine on the grouiut In very prompt
manner. No damage.
WEEK OF PRAYER "
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
Seerotnry ol Stotu F. I. Dunbar, who
has gone through n long siege of tick
ness, V4s downtown this morning for
iho first tlmo Hu is gaining strength
Addition to dally nnd hopea soon to bo ablo to take
tho part of a full baud at hisdesk.
Representative Geo. J. Dorrott of
Grnulto, is in the olty with his family,
locating for tho session, Ho represents
tho Gilliam-Graiit-Sherman.Wa'co-Wheelor
district.
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Now on -- we are determined to close
out all our winter stock, and will-sell
Ladies' wool hose formerly 25c
a pair, for 18c pr.
3IlHseavool hose formerly 20c a
T Pair for. Ucpr.
Ladies lieeced lined hose formerly
25cnpairf6r le pr.
Ladies lieeced lined hoso formerly
20c a pair for He pr.
Ladies cotton hosoformerly HI V .;
a pair for . . ... 10c pr.
Ladles kid gloves formerly $1.25
Kurfor 00c pr.
$1 a
Ladles kid gloves formerly
pair for. 76o pr.
Ladies kid gloves an assBorted
, lot for COepr.
Ladies silk mittens formerly $1 a
pair for.. 60c pr.
Childrons mittens .10c pr.
Floishers knitting yarn 25c skoln
for lGoskom
Dross buttons formerly 25o adoz
for.... ..." 5c a doz.
Heavy silk veiling for 5c a yd.
Young Poiim'
itiieresiiiig pro.
This evening is the
Eyoniug. A specially
gram Wednesday Thursday and Friday ! imruu dow n oMirfefeil w Ith
for all ami all are cordiulU invite.1. ' 'it l no mui task t. ri.u i.
"Mirvitva oHin promptly at 7:W p. m.
A JneUr' Irnintloii Wluu llldlnw.
"If you ride vvltli your lieuil ilown
that is to my. bent slightly, so that the
wind does not Ihhu right on to your
fnco-you cmii hieathe easily, but If jou
hold jour mouth wide open nnd let the
air bent right In your face then you
will hnvu gieat dlllleulty In breathing,
and If Iho nice N a long one jon will
become exhausted b.v the emi of tbo
ilde." So knIiI h well known Jockey
when (itieatlnucd on tlie subject of
what his MutHitloni were when riding
In a race.
"A mile race on n rimm! horse Is run
In about 1 minute and w twondn. a
tulle In 1 lulnuttr nnd -Hi mhmiiuIh Ii nt
the rate of SU miles mii hour, so, you
!. rnw noise rravois at tiulii speed.
ii ou want to know how It fools to
jjo through the Mr t race horse speed,
Jiwt Imiie your IichiI out of r railway
carriage wlnilow. turning your faco to.
wanl tint way the train Is travellm-
At the wine time Imagine tbnt you are
alttlua; In a sNihlla and have to bold on
t j our hor. aud jrulde Ulm on to vic
tory if possible. kiHiilng him from Iwu
Liberal Reductions on all lines of goods.
Shoes, hats and caps dress skirts, waists,
corsets, underwear.
Ife ADORE GREENBAUM'S
Location First Door South of the Posloftlce.
Will be a good time to begin
a practice courre of study. A
inrorougli knowledge of the
The First of the Year
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
y,i,,ib5i,,?i,,?e,r"I,ei,t'.B8 Ul Khoo ia wel known tor i thorough work. Class
and individual instruction. Send for catalogue. Address, '"'""e" work l ''"
W. I. Stalkv, 8albmOror
J
wagon
aatdiMfHa-
TweatlethCcatur) HaH
Cuicviw, Jan.7. Five huudrad Clil-
Migo miniatMra .iskeiubled this worHlug
in tlie .Mnuiodtet 14c k HW dvol,t the
ontlra day to th diH-awiot of rMt
during tlw Nhwtwuvh CMtur).
e) task to ride a nor in H
race. Tha Jot-key must have nil his
wits about Mm. Ho do Bot lvo
much time to think bow he fm. When
ndliif In a iH-k aud uik rc dowu
the haiue utrvlch. I fonavt everything
evwpi that I must iuln every nervo
to paan th,. u(irr iMMfct.H. ,No thought Is
then Ktven to the plaudits from the
trand stand."
Ovstsrs.
One ol ilm bnuria ul tb aawOH
ere.l lu ai.) atlr to vour order ul
Btiotvg a iCesiituraui.
o o. a i o .ift x t .
The Fight
ttwmai cbwp Iwrgaiu imuUr ma
ohtue, atHl Uh rt. guaj, UJ4, Ul
Utivmlard H4aiy, i Ut - -ai
W the Imyor will u Jhmwit far
tkofv'atvMlyotM mdU way t
ii. ni a mattutMi hmU hy
jkw'M baw ho iraobk.
iXMakaandsu,.,,
t, and
The 3t-iitt IIPHdrr. '
What ban lcoiuo of the HeutW read-
, !? aaki Samuel M. Crothew lu Tha
Atlantic One nova uot Ilka to thlnk
Koat h hs pasned away with the
atagecoaeh ami the w.kly uaws Utter
ud that lieiuvforih we are to tw con-
frtmtad mil) win, tlw sioii, glare of tho
btteimteni im.nu, pui.llc. Oaw upon
a tlm- that is to iay. a gwaaratloii or
iwo ag,K-i. Mlls ver. hljtUlj. m
i tiiiu liooka ww dedicated with long
rambling prfac aud with eplsod,
v tik n were ttwlr own eieus for bwlug
la the vj mUMf of tb st,y ,j,;
wrltaa- would tot with a wol of aiwl.
HH- or wplaantUw uldrei to tha
iiu, r-au or at ti vary Wa.t wltli
,wr ' toK lr If tb f8U
of tha heru Ih la mpm r Ui piet
h luutrleably tartilViL
"Hang the plotr says tax authr. i
WUJ-.H Cbat vHk Ml
r aud flad out what I taluks about
it Mil COST NEW
I
STOCK
AMI to oaulk-MtM-i - . L...
P.A-CDIQGINS a -2S 5
CartaVU, lb. M u, ' Jfj"' ,,,u tl : Wrtl
r tua to sn back to tl Mory
WHILE WH ARE REMODEL
ING THE FRONT OF OUR
STORE WE WILL SELL HAR
NESS AND SADDLES AT AC
TUAl COS I FOR CASH.
E. S. Lamport Harness Co.
Sigu of White Horse 2SH Commercial at
ROYAL MARRIAGE
IS NOT POSTPONED
N 'Rk.Jan s. A dispatch to tho
Herald fr.M The Hague saya:
It ia lean nod from a trustworthy,
though unorticial source that there will
b no postponamoiu ol the royal mar
riage on aoeount ol the death of Grand
Uuke of Sax-Weimar.
It haa been deoided that tho quen
atiaH wear lull mourning for three week
aaly and tho queen dowager for four
weeks iHMead of six, so that the period
oj reaurulng.wlll beovar bolarw tlA date
Used far the. weWIg, which will lake
(flaqe or Felmary 7 aa vvill alao lb- .
Uvitka
Shots af all Craics.Mea's. Ltttts
and Cblldrta's
Bought at close prices and
will.be sold lower than ever.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Re
pairing a specialty.
JACOB VOGT
0J Statu Street. Opposite Patton Rro .
GERMANSJIGHTIG.
Coutiuiwti from fint p tt.
He. His attendants claim lie is aufferimr
from a serious relapae, t hough, many
persona think the relapse is made con
venient so the aicning of the note can be
delayed until the court ia heard from
again.
Spclal Sale.
et weather goods. Allot our Mack
Intoahea aold at 60 per coat reduction.
All of our l 00 Umbrellas 76 cU.
SALEM WOOLEN JJILL STORE.
18 SQU
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