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SALEM OREGON, MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1001,
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You
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begin to wonder who borrowedyour umbrella InBt, If
can't remember, just look ovor tho assortment ut tho
NEW YORK RACKET
Perhaps you can find one thoro. A fine lino of fancy
handles for you to select from, Lower pricae than you'll
llnd elsewhere. Don't put off buying your WINTKIl
UNDBRWEAR till your'o alck. Warm underwear saves
doctor's bills. Wo can flfyou in any quality. Largo as
sortment for men, women and children. : : :
Clothing
Clothing
ou II need eomo before tho season's ovor, so you'd hot
ter net it now whllo tho now Fall lines aro comploto.
Good quality and low pricoa havo made our Clothing De
partment a success. No half cotton goods sold for "all.
wool'Mit our store. : : : : :
Shoes
Shoes
RED
TAPE
SERPENT
vatoly exhibited at the Foreign Office
eomo alterations, principally in tho na
turoof modifications havo taken place.
A sketch of tho model for A monumental
group and foundation has.howovor, beou
much elaborated by tho sculptor, Mr.
13 rock. Tho architectural plans, too, fur
what has been named tho Queen's Gar'
, den, have at tho suggestion of tho arch!
r 1 ,.. toct, Mr. Aaton Wobb. been now pro-
Strangling Efforts of :!i'" ,":'",S" "S
tocts which wero not accepted will bo ou
view at tho samo tiino.
War' Office
Secretary Broderick Cannot
Hun it on business Lines
Anglophobia Breaking Out in
the German Newspapers.
I
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Largest lino of now bIioos in tho city. Stylish, comfort
able and durable. That's what yon'ro looking for, iBii't
it? Try thoso eoamli'BS shoes for "tho boys. Nopoamelo
rip. Thoy'ro just tho thing for school wear. Our suc
cess is duo to our plan of business. Wo buy for cath
and soil lor cash. Ono price to everybody. Large ns
sortmont of goods to select from. Tho very best quality
at tho lowest prices. ::;::
THE NEW YORK RACKET
E. T. BARNES,
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PRICE CASH STORE.
Proprlotor.
Our Store Closes at 7 O'clock
Every Evening Except Saturday
Cor. Commorolnl and Chamokota Sta.
v.ymTaffi7feiijraiagttBag3aiira
A Correct
JLrf J Veaaa
And the skillful hand will always
work in harmony if tho Impaired
eyesight is properly treated. Uho
glnsMi'slurnlHhed by O. T. Pomo
roy, the optician, If jour eyes
show indications of giving out,
and ynn will presorvo your sight.
Tho glasses aro accurately fitted
C. T. Poraeroy
.288 Commercial St
Watchmaker and Optician.
Jack Frost Will
Nip Your Ears
Pretty soon now, and it will ho woll
to havo "somethiu warmiu" in thu
house to ward off colds und chl'ls
and keep pneumonia from golfing
its dreaded grasp on you. There is
nothing that will put your blood in
uiroulation and warm you through
If ko a good whisky, and for purity,
flue ll.ivor and hUh uultty thoro is
nothing liko tho Tom Howe.
New lone, Oct. 21. Concerning tho
South African situation, tho London cor
respondent to thoTribuno cables:
There aro eomo curiouB tales going
about with rogard to iclations botween
Lord Roberts and Mr. Brodrick. It is
that things arc not moving as smoothly
as they might do in Pull Mall and that
tho Secrolary of War is not receiving
that support from the military sldo of
tho War Olilco which hois untitled to
expect. Mr. Urodorick is certainly do
ing his best to introduce reforms in his
dopartmont, but tho permanent officials
are so poworful that a thorough reor
ganization is not to be expected. Not a
fw military men boliovo that Lord
Kitchener is the only person really ca
pable of tackling thu sorpont of red tapo
which strangles every attempt to run
tno War Office on business lines.
Nkw Youk, Oct. 21. A London Times
special to tho Now York Times says:
Referring to tho fresh outbreak of
Anglophobia in Vienna, n correspon
dence in tho Austrian Capital quott-a tho
especially influential Catholic organ,
Tlio Veteriand, which publishes an
article headed: "Lord Kitchener Asa
Ilaugmuu,'' It saya the Commander
in-Ohiof of tho Uritieli forces in South
Africa, in despair of being nblo to con
(lii or the Hours by honest war, Iuir for a
long tiino had rusourso to brutality. Ills
bloodthirstluuss was formerly restrained
by tho Hritish. Government, but it now
appears that a free hand has been given
to h'm.
The V.Uerland ueH on to nay that tho
announcement that Commandant Gutt
ural Botha will ineot violrttco by reprit
nls will convince all that tho Boors are
not intimidated, by only exasperated, by
Lord Kitchonor'ti inhumanity. Tho san
guinary seed sown by tho Hritish Com
mander will produce a harvest of blood
und none can blamo tho Lloor leaders if
they havo recourse to a terrible retribution.
GERMAN
CROWN
PRINCE
RAILWAY
INTO
TURKEY
Dicussion of the Rus
sian Loan.
In
J. P. ROGERSJs
218-222
iiimercui
Street.
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
HiTnp"
Holland
Bulbs
Just Received from Holland,
a choice assortment of...
Hyacinth,
Tulip and
Crocus Bulbs
The finest liulbs ever shown
inttils city...
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SEEDMEN
fThis is to Certify BANISHED
SOUTH
' oSSSiffSiiSnm " s,eM' " Au-. xm
dBBs
r "Crippled and Many Years an Invalid.
gno whom tlieae prnetits Hi til oome, tlreetlns.
.auoui louneou joamMucwm ninu reariof age
taut wttli tin accident whloh cauaoa an Injury
to'mr ipiuo mid pelvic bono wblch r&aulieu In
the rormaiou of huoiet iliouMera an4 hip.
hottcmUiJ u( the wain and dU)UcomQt of In-
wraai orgaua, ami minrieuiDK o auoiu iuo
luchnol one limb between the kuce and liln.
In addition to the outward aiijoarnce of mjr
Udy a abore described lit .Man.li VAX) I wu
taken with a severe atlai k of la tlrlppa from
tbe elTovt of wi'leb I tuSered greatly with mr
liiU(HDd beart, audutuulu May liMJl uarce
to and began uoatmeni Willi Dr. J K Cook wj
condllloa wa about at follow Could per
torin no manual labor, i ould not aioop u pleL
auj'tlillig from Iho Uuor, Could get about Hi
bouaoonl) with difficulty, and celling up italra
wu noil to imiioulbln. C'oulti um mr llmbt
ojlr wltn uimvuuy aua oua i taem wm rauob
: wmciI Mr nerrom kiem ua budlr wrecked.
i Had coi'.gb and suieru pam ou lung and Heart,
iuo appetite, could altep only iu broken aiwllt.
Laud In many wara iudero.1 alwoat eoMtaut ad
ludtwrlbable agonle. Inalmrtl waaatrntteii
neaii at alivo. t'reviuUHy to lay altaeK or l
pal waa t"eldorvr a ortod ot year by
UIS' i pbyticlaua iu uo ilaiic Diirnt
r Dertiiaal nl.ij.riiuad at thl lira U
Iat'asgbt In tho tack at tnjvue Ms waitd
um j re tored Ki normal alao aud but little mere
tuan null mi, inii hi.j... .1.. .h. i h...r iiha
K"j -oi my luuba aad oau no up aUlr one
. ; lUl- ',r wuu (Minvei e. Mjr
lUieav ifeu rat about and da uratir inua).
any ana tcr(ihiiii; oitur well peopl eaa do.
mtl eppetue u tpltfuuid Wp acuudty and aw
IWJVar hate fcKi. muab it I be rflwt nl hb
Teairu-cil utn oUir. aud tarn uul aad
!al akli Ul all Iu miiv uu .ati. i,
Tin imruir a hvik.i,i i . iiim .m.i aro. W.il.
tU
Nkw Youk, Oct. 'Jl.-A London limns
epeoial to tho Now York Tiniua uaya:
Thu J.okal AtiKoior Buys u Unrein cor
ruarionilout publiahos eaviigo ntul
uroundlosu donunclntlona o( Groat
llrltain, nlluKing that tho troops nt Mid
dloburi; plncud thu Boor worn on and
children bonido thu canon to provont tho
Iloora from llrliiK.
Tho correspondent roinarka that the
Uurlin l'ost iu splto of tho orloa of timl
lj;nnnt faleohood and alaudur, usks tho
Hritish prosH, "not to aow tho seeds of
iniatrust of Germany in Europe." The
diipatch adds that ono day it is Great
Britain, tho nost tho United Btatoa that
is bIiikIciI out for donunclation. Tho
lCrouz ZoituiiK saya tho -punish. Amorl
lean war has dono nioro than anything
olso to open tho oyei of tho Latin States
of America to tho fato preparing for
them by the Anglo-Saxon North.
May Yisit the United States
to Study Ship Building
Methods.
New Youlc, Oct. 21. According to tbo
World, tbero is a possibility tbat Crown
Princo Wilholm of Germany, will visit
tbo United Btatoa and particularly Now
Jersey, about April and May of noxt
year. Emperor William is now having
constructed at a ship yard in Now Joreoy
a now yacht,, ordered through tho Gor
man Minister at Washington. IIoin
tonda ultimately to give tho yacht to tho
Crown Princo, and on that nccounj is
dealrousof having tho son present when
tho trial trip is m ado. Ho nleo wants
tho princo to study American methods
in ship bttlldlug, Tho yacht will bo
ready In April. Tho Orown Prince, if
ho comes, will bo accompaniod by several
naval ofllcora.
GERMAN
TARIFF
QUESTION
Ni:w Yoitic, Oct. 21, Tho llorlln cor
raipoitduut of tho Loudon Times cables
the lollowinit, which is also published in
tho Now York Times : Attempts aro bo
ing made in Harlln to minimize tho warn
ings to tho German Government regard
ing tho proposed customs tariff made by
tho Austrian Premier and
press Evim thu Agrarians, however,
will ho unablo to cloio eyes for long.
Tho VossHcho .uituni; eaH that tho
Austrian Prumior'd words aid cool, calm
and wall considered; he knows exactly
what ho wants. Tho Austrlans nro
"arming for tho fmy. for the fltrtiei'lo
provoked by tho raising of tho German I
varum ami uy notning eleo.
Memory of the Battles of
Nelson.
The Austrian Minister
Brazil to be Recalled.
to
ors of the Merchant's National bank an
nounce that tho deffcloncy in tho funds,
resulting from tho defalcations of Teller
Smith and Bookkeeper Swlft.is fl 16,000.
Although tho fact cannot bo confirmed
from official sources, it is bollovcd that
tho monoy and locurlties taken from tho
Morchont'a bank by Tollor Smith aud
Bookkeeper Swift before thoy disap
peared last Thursday havo boon returned
to tho bank on a promise of immunity
from prosecution.
LIPTON
RETURNS
ENGLAND
Australia may be next Chal'
longer for America's Cup.
FIGHT
ON C. A.
SEHLBREDE
Oregon Man .Holds Job
iu Alaska.
Nkw Yohk, Oct. 21. A London Times
special to the Now York TimcB, says:
Tho Constantinople correspondent of tho
Times, eays tho convention which is now
being held regarding tho Bagdad Rail
way, is far from being brought to n con
clusion. Tho kllomotrtc guarantee oc
casions difficulties. Tho statement that
tho Portu has offered to coticludo tho
convention promptly, in roturn for pecun
iary (acuities is altogothor erroneous.
Doubtless, however, tho Germans would
lend financial assistance, If tho Porto,
granting all they ask, Including tho
Koeit extension, would expedite tho
conclusion of tho convention,
Tho Novoo Vremlya publi"hos an ar
tlclo on thu Pernfan Gulf, quoted by tho
Odessa correspondent of tho Times. It
is written by a Hussian, who Btatoa that
iu January, 1(100, a German mission vie
ited Koweit, accompanied by tho Gor
man ConsuhGenernl at Constantinople
and Eovornl engineors. Tito initialon, In
the name of tho Sultan, asked the Shelk
toccdo to It tho vlllago of Kahno, situa
ted on tho iiorllieon shoro of tho Koweit
Inlet. The CtiMsiunol tills village to tho
lladtiu Railroad Company id regarded ns
highly expedient. While declaring that
the Sultan's wish was law, thu Hliolkli
said lui found it tin possible to make ovor
tho vlllago, since ho was uuablu to an
swer for tho acts of tho Arabs.
''What you build today would ho torn
up tomorrow," said Shuikh Mub.trakh.
Nkw Youk Oct. 21. Sir Thomas
Lipton has just returned from Chicago.
When asked nt station ho said that 1 o
had enjoyed his visit to Chicago nnd had
rccolved moro invltntlonn of a social
nature than ho had been nblo to accept,
Ho said ho would return to Kngland
either on the Celtic, leaving tomorrow
or on tho Teutonic Wednesday. Ho Is
being entertained by John D.Crlmmins.
Founded on What a Skagway
Paper Says.
Grand Jury Will Investigate
Charges of Violation of His
Trust.
RUSSIAN
DISCOVERY
Arrangement by Which
Sound can be Transmitted
Through an Arc Light.
AFRICA
PiiHTonj a, Oct. 21. Twelvo is tho num
ber of tho recent Boer low, including
Commandant Sohepers, who lias been
banished from South Africa,
Dfd to bU B-rfaulwii . mlU, . (lill
LlaV 4w nlMvJ So ioZiI i III
1.1. t ItU liiilL'VUIIlif
UllUa lUHtuluum h, h.i t. .Ii. ,r,C,
about uiuajeara.
tve, tho uod NfMl, MwMUy aJMiuAlnt-
ouuiu taainimi, l S"ft-.tUif tutawol
tWatiJJI,Falbw.
UHAtTliKKH-6s,
A. v ittueuaitiu
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Peanuts
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Peanut Roaster
114 State Street. Salem, Ore iron.
TEDDY'S
FIRST
VANITY
Wasiii.notov, Oct. 21. President
Roosevelt leaves this afternoon for
Farmington, Conn., where he will spend
a brief time with his slster,Mrs. Cowles,
before going to New Ifavon, whero ho Is
to reoolvo tbo degreo of L. L, L D.
VICTORiT
MEMORIAL
MONUMENT
Nkw Yobk, Oct. 21.-In a fortnight's
time the public will be able to Inspect
the plans and models of the Queen Vic
toria Memorial to be placed iu St. James
Park, f avs the Tribune's London nnrr-
I pondent. Iu view of the criticisms and
iBu:geetiona which have parsed with re
gard to the plans since they were pri-
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yt will you tta thtue good at these
IirhV-:
t. Wallas, lgftS, triple plated tea
spoons, per set $2.00. Mime quality
14M pxns and forks $ i 00.
BARiYS JEWELRY STORE
leaders in Low Prices
St PtTKiiHiiumi, Oct. 5. .V tnoinbor
ot tho (acuity o( Moscow Imperial Tech
nical bciiooi recently iliecovurod unit u
microphone attached to an electric aru
lamp by wire will transmit sounds
through tho medium of another arc
lamp.
Repeated experiments wero made In
which the two lamps wore separated by
A thick wall. Tho inventor read in
low voico a lecture on his discovery aud
his words, spoken into the microphone,
wero comfortably audible in the next
rcotn,
vt itn cnaractcrlBtlc carelessness tlio
Rusilou newspapers failed to state
whether the lamps wore burning, but it
is probable that this is to bo assumiHl.
BUBONIC
PLAGUE
Nkw Youk, Got. 21. Tho Htrald'e
Rio Janlero correijioudoiit says : There
wore two now cases of bubonic plague
hero Saturday. There wero three now
cases Sunday, At tho hospital thero aro
62 plague patients.
THE DAY'S NEWS.
Nkw Youk, Oct, 21. DlscuHatng tho
acini odlcialiPt'clod Ruialan loan, u I-omlon Tiu.cs
special to tho No A' York Times ip'oto a
St. Petersburg correspondent ns saying:
Tho Finance Minlstcr'n declaration that
nelMier at the time of tho Cot's visit to
Franco nor afterward has thoro beou
any loan, need cause any surprise. Thu
minora of a forthcoming loan aro con
sistently contradicted, yet among tho
general public tho buliuf is pritcllcallv
unuivereal that another loan is impend
ing. "It la ono of M. Witta's best known
characteristics to deny vehemently all
intentions of borrowing until a loan is
about to bo issuod mid oorecy is no long
er possible.
"A story is current In well Informed
quarters to thu effuct that tho Czar is
much incensed at tho caricatures in
French and Gorman comic papers at tho
time of his French visit, riiprusontlng
lilui as an impecunious niendiiiunt. Ouu
result of his majesty's Irritation is ul-
leged to bo an order that no now loan bo
raised for some time."
Nkw York, Oct. 21, R. A. Watson,
Tho Skagway Daily Alaskan Bays: "A
now United States Commissioner will
soon bo appointed for this district, to
tako tho placo of C. A. Sehlbredo, who
several months nr,o left tho city on a
tour through tho north.
"For some tiino past it lias been al
leged that Judgo Sahlbrodo has used his
ofllcial position to his own personal ad
vantage, When tlio uuthoritios at Wash
ingtou became a ware of tho questionable
many ways violated tho trust imposed
upon him.
"Tho grand Jury duriug tbo comhlR
eossion will thoroughly ventilate 8ohl
brcdo's administration, and startling
disclosures will no doubt bo made pub
lic." (Sohlbroda Is an Oregon man whose
family reside at Salem. At tlio titnool
hia appoiutmont, he was a practicing
attorney at Rosobnrg. In Rosobutir and
and olsewhore, It la said tlmtH'onlllngor
Hermann, tho present Comtnbiolonerof
tho Federal Land OlTlco, was of some
assistanco to Sehtb'oda In getting tbo
Alaskan Commhnlonorahlp,'' Which ia
good billot.)
sewTng
MACHINE
WORKERS
Are on
a Strike
Jersey.
in New
ADMIRAL CERVERA OF SPAIN
Gallant Spanish Admiral Has Already Expressed
Himself as Belntr an Ardent Admirer of Schley,
Rebels iu Colombia are concentrating
and a decoslve battle is soon to bo
fought,
White Pau and Youkon railroad has
been severely damaged by a storm,
Preildeut Roosevelt goes to Yale col
lege to have degree conferred on him.
Rurglara tunneled under Chicago pott
ollloe and robbed It of (60,000 postage
stamps.
Former roaidenta of the Transvaal in
Holland entirely discredit rumors of
death of General Dewet.
Another plot to slaughter Americans
in Ssmar Island was frustrated. Amer
ican troops there anticipate hard fight
ing. Cube's Imports show a dt crease, tl.e
exports show an increase.
At Fulda, Minn., the Safe of hu
Farmer Rank was blown pn eajrly
today, and fi(000 seoured.
Famine conditions are proclaimed. In
fire moro l(uslau districts.
The ditioguihed Japanei statesman,
Mar. jiils I to, was guest President Roots
vult at Luncheon tod a jr.
Nkw Youk, Oct. 21. This Is thoiMltli
anniversary of thu tiattlo of Trafalgar,
and Nelson monument in Trafalgar
square ia again decorated by the Naval
League, says thu Tribune's Loudon rep
resentative. Tlio column ia not festooned
on this occasion, the schemu of decora
tion being confined to thu plinth and
baio. A large laurel wreath ia suspend
ed from tho mouth of tho laudseers four
lions and streams ot laurel run from
their necks to tho bottom of tho column.
Beautiful wreaths and floral doalgna aro
displayed on tho plinth and intersperiod
with shields showing tho arms of Rug
land, Ireland, Pootlaud and Wulotf, and
the colonies.
Nuw Youk, Oct. 21. .Austria MInislur
to Driizll will soon start for Europe and
will probably not return becauso
Uiazilian newspapers havo been attack
ing him, snys thu Rio Janeiro correspon
dent of the Herald.
Tho cam.) of tho attacks is thu whip
ping tlio Minister is said to havo ad
ministered to a boy whom he caught
Healing flouura from his garden. It ia
assorted that thu Minister chastliod the
boy too aoveroly.
COLOMBIA
IN REV
OLUTION Kucisto.v, Jamaea, Oct 21 --Letteri
from Panama say the Colombian rebels
lost heavily iu a battlu nur there last
Tuesday. Tlio reNU iw concentrating
In camp both tides preparing for a
clash whloh It Is ex peeled will largely
determine the fate of the revolution.
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NkwYoiik, Oct. 21. Tbo effoctsof
tho strike at tho Singer 8ewtng Machine
Works. Ellnbothport, N. J are becom
ing apparont. Tho strikors number 400,
but thoro aro tbroo tlmoa that number
ullo becauso thoro aro no machlnos for
I thorn to work on. Over H00 additional
young women havo just beou laid off on
this account. Tho Singer Company haa
served notice on tho strikers that unless
thoy accept individually at onco and ask
to bo taken back they will nover bo al
lowed lo return to work at the factory.
England's Rulers
Nkw Yomc, Oct 21. Tho King and
Queen will Icavo Balmoral today and
arrive iu London tomorrow says a Lou
don Bpoclal to tho Tribuno. Thoy will
stay at Marlborough houso, though
preparations aro still going forward to
mnko that toyal roMdonco suitable for
tho requirements of tho Duke and
Duchess of Cornwall.
Ash Him
Ask your doctor what he
thinks of Ayer's Sarsaparillai
He knows. the formula, so
ask him if there Is anything
better for purifying the blood,
strengthening the digestion,
and building up the nerves.
Follow his advice, whatever
It may be.
"I have taken Ayer's Sarasparllla
every spring since 1848. As a blood
purifying and ncrvc-strcnRtlienlngmedl-cine
It cannot be equalled."
S. T. Jones, Wichita, Kans.
II, All a-niilm. J. C. AVER CO., Uwill, Mim.
(Riinptl.ot by Stuff Photographer at Madrid,)
formerlvof Canaadoaild now of fydnoy,
N. 8. W. at an Informal reception givtm
htm by tho Nonpurlul Rowing Clgh said
that thu recent races between Iho Colum
bia ami Shamrock 11 wore tbo greatest
that had over taken place in any waters.
Ho added tlmton his return to Australia
he would try to form a wealthy syndicate
to build n boat aud challengo for the cup
from Australia, Mr. Watson, who Is
vitftlug hero, was at ono tiino the backer
of Ned Hanlon, theoareman.
AMERICA'S
CHAMPION
OARSMAN
manner In which ho was conducting hia
ofllcial affairs, n special agent was de
tailed to invctitlgtto tho matter, which
investigation led to discoveries which
left no doubt that Sohlbredo has Iu
Judgo Kohlsaat of Chicago modified
Injunction against mombera Inter
national Association Machinists to allow
peaceful picketing and moral suasion.
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Lowxix, Mass., Oct, 21 Tie direct-
Way Compete At Henley for
the Diamond Sculls.
Nmv Yoiik, Oct. 21. Ntt Vink oars
men aro keenly iiitureiti! in thu prop
ositions tnjDuud Cous'auud U. Titus, a
number of tint Union 11 Mt Club to Huu
luy next year to oompole f r tlm Dia
mond Soull", Hays the Tinm. Titus,
who originally hilleil from N w Or
loans, gained prominencv last oar when
he won thu AatoolHttnu sluglu stull raeu
In the regatta of iIih Nmw Y irk Assoel
ation of Amatoiir Oir'iiiHii, wli't-h vic
tory praolieally d elarea him as the
champion amateur eullr uf Amurloa,
V.. H. Van lyek la really the champion,
but hi hu has announced Ids determina
tion to retire from rowing competition.
When hu won the championship rami
last summer Iho Union lloat 0 ub hon
ored Tltua with a life meinbethlp iu the
club. A epeoial meeting of theelub lias
been palled for Sunday to devise unswis
for raising the funds neoossary to tnd
Titua abroad to compete for tho dia
mond sculls. Thu friend of Mr. Titua
express confidence that the mouey will
bo raised In time.
At Cincinnati today detotlv Crthln
D. Crlui was fatally shot by Joint l'Jly,
an ex-con vk l, tihom he arrested fur
picking pockets.
Sale Tbte HXHeeh
In Dress (Joodt ever known in
Thg.ru will bo six days of the liveliest selllnu
annuals nt tlio lilu store. I) ir st.Kik oouitiriioi tliu hunt assortment of forIim
und domestlu uoveltluN over brought to thu Willamette valley. Wo make no lulo
At Sale Prices alt This Week.
Imaslft about tho (roods wo buv. wo buv them from Amurliu'a foruinost irnrjortera
arid manufaatiirersand b,tck up every yard wo sell with our personal guarantee,
Wlmt moro could you ask for?
25 Bolts of Novelty Goods
Will h displayed in tho center alMo. They aro oztra specials and abould be reon
to be oppreeUtttd. Don't overlook them tho reductions aru big.
Priestley's Cravenettes
Priestley's Black Goods
Figured Novelties
3d Ini'liei wide; I'Jc per yard.
FOLK) COLORS m new shades of
blue, red, brown aud tan.
Special 42c
All Wool Flannels
Inches wide; exceptional values
36c; will bo sold this week
Special 19c yard
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M inches
a
A spfoJel bur of all wool homospuna
iu grey, 63 Inches wide; worth
il.OO a yard
$1 Homespuns 55c
Special 5Sc yard
Melrose Cloth
The new weave In blue, red, brown,
tan and black; 11 lnchea.wld?.
Special $1.13
SALE LASTS ALL THIS WEfK
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