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PRE-INVENTORY SALE rrm PRE-INVENTORY SALE I
Cloak Department
Offers mognlflcont opportuni
ty for baying eoasonnble nnd
ttylish wearing apparel for la
dies and children at remark
ably low prlcofl. Suits, Jack
ets, Capos, Bklrls, Silk Waists.
Petticoats, Wrappers, Eldor
down Dressing Bacquos, Flan
nol Waists and Children's
Cloaks, Furs. Scarfs, Collar
ettes, etc., all greatly reduced
in pilco.
fevtry article la the store at "clearance prices." To nuke this a moie economical store - to
reduce stocks to their loreitpolat before laventory - we Inaujurate this Crest Sale, Small
er rices here lhao anywhere, so every need should te sncrlled while assortments are good
aad weather favoratle for winter merchandise. ; ; i
DRE5S QOODS
Every pleco In the storo
groatly reduced in prlco.
QUILTS-Regular $l.2r grado,
U8 cento.
Comforts
Regular $1.25 ones, 05c; nllk
ollno covered and filled with
clean, white cotton,
Wrappers
Any $1.25 wrappor in tho
storo for 85b. All others at
groat reductions.
Men's Underwear
An odd lino of tho regular
W)c grado at 35c a garment.
Everything In Men's
Furnishings at
Sale Prices.
Stylish Neckwear
HALF PRICE
In.peiials, Hatwings, Foiir-Ii-ImiiiK
Roarfs,oto., In all the
new ci. rings, A big line of
mmlar M)c ones lor Jubt half
price,
25c each
AT EVERY TURN limn- aro
tnf'ii-v h a v i n tr opportunities on
Ribbons. Nnkwear. Handker
chiefs, Sllkc, Dress Goods, Lin
one, Trimmings, While (ioods,
Corsets, Hosiery, Underwear,
lilnrk Dress Goods, Ccttires,
Trunks, lings, I ice lurlaiiiH,
LilCOS, Glove, etc
Greater Reductions here Hun
Anywhere,
HOLVER
NS
GREATER
COMMERCIAL
CLUB
Has a
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
livery pleco made for ua nnd
values unequalled, Ours is the
greatest Mutlin Undorwearsale in
tliia city.
, KNIT UNDERWEAR
All tho winter weights at Halo
Prices.
Sii&i)
Sawmill Proposition
Before it.
Some Reasons for Supporting
Such an Organization.
fltfC
Dalrymple's
I jjkm
Suite
AND
Skirte
Wo nro dotorminod tocloso out ovorv suit and lacket durltnr Janunrv to
ufl roauy lor cntlroly new lines noxt season.
Our onttro lino of this Benson's latest stvlo aarmonts at loss thnn the
pneo li llio materials.
Nolo tho dlfforonco botweou soiling prices all suaaon and present prices:
$ 10 Suits or Jackets at $ 6 67.
$ 12 Suits or Jackets at $ 7 95.
$15 Suits or Jackets at $ 9 95.
$20 Suits or Jackets at $13 34.
$25 Suits or Jackets at $16 88.
ThoroMl bo Hvoly selling while stock lasts, so wo adviso oarlv chooslmr to
secure mo plums.
MARION
COUNTY
JURY LIST
For
the
1902 Drawn By
County Court.
Out of Which all the Trial
Jurors Are to be Taken.
V-
Hamilton, T K Ford, Cooko Patton. 0
0 Hohellbiirg, H A McFadden, Jos
Wlllson, M L Moyor, 0 J Atwood, Tlioa.
!s ny, A B Gardner, A A Dieque.
Hoieni No. 3. II W Barr, U S Rad
nbaugh, It W Caro, J F Btalgor, J W
Roland, W P George, John Gray.
Sulem No. I : F G Boworaor, Jos
Henolt, J II Albert, Jos A fiornardi, A T
Wain, II II Vondovort, F A Wiggins, II
A Thomas, It 0 Sholton.
Farmer's
Dalrymple's
We Wish You a Long, Happy New Year
And Incidentally wish to call your attention to tho fact that w nm
. ..tt - t a. . . " ' -
WBtOM
best
ntlll .Intm.
rcpalrinu nnd old jowolry imido Into tho nowcat fashions in this
" aro tho originators of low
tbo
city and our prices nro also tho most roaionable.
prices.
Watches Cleaned 75c
Main Sprlnirs 75c
AND WARRANTER.
OH A3. H. HINGBSttMiff
Grand !0pera House
JOHN P, CORDRAY, Msasier.
MONDAY, JAN. 6.
JOE W. SPEARS' Comedians
IN THE
Musical Extravaganza
The Irish Pawnbrokers
And the Comedy StarTrturavlrati
BARR'S
GRAB
SALE
Tbe Dainty ComcJIcaae
MAZIE TRUMBULL
Aid the Famous Orljlail Irlih ComtdUos
THE TWO AMERICAN MACKS
MORE HUSK) THAN A COMIO OPERA
Prlceo 75o, GOo
opon (or sale
On. m.
Ran Until 10 O'clock
urday Night.
Satur-
Tho grab-bag sloat tho llnrr Jewelry
Store was a great success and who von
tluued until 10 o'clock at night. Out of
tho 1005 paokagos all wore drawn ex
cept about 340.
Any number of from $'i to $ t urtiolcs
were tlshed out and the sale Iiun tum.
and 35o. Box ofllco I liuueJ to,lv J will bo until ovory ar.
of eoata Monday nti tlolo Is Bold,
.Mr. Barr was highly gleaned at the
way tho sale wont off, and says it was as
great a success us any sale ever held
In tho city.
Tho mauagor says If any person Is dis
satisfied that tho article drawn la not us
roproieitUd iu his advortisoinoiits, or il
they got ouythlng that was uot fairly
worth cents at retail price tho uiouey
will bo refunded.
SIdnoy-J W Jory, W II Black, W W
AndorBon, It I' Nye. II P Hall, W F
Uucknor, Ohns Mottlson, E IJ Cochran
Jefferson I) II Loonoy, Frank E
Llbby, W L Jonos, W F Jonos. Win
Pato, .1 1. Stoiwor, Frank Flolcher, N II
Doty, Frank Kcovob.
Amnsvlllp II O Porter, O F HoIn.J A
Smith. L W Condit, Abnor Lewis, II A
Keonor, II O Von Ilshrn, S W Itond. J T
Walker, L A Dickenson, G W Martin.
Aurora Honrv llnclt. i:il l!nrll,nl,i..
U.ar,,.,.,,,.'.,UIle0(l a Kraus, Fred
crick Will.
nrollonhllsh ,1 M HnllnnirawnrHi 1
A W Ileldcoher.
.. Rpoka A h Recknor, Oliver Iteorf .
i' Aioisan, I) Oorsllnf, K M fiav-
ngo, u ii worden, J O McFnrlano, T R
Jonos,
Riittnvlllo Francis Ruskov. II 1.
!!l,n,?,I:,AMCo""'Goilfr,,vr. W Dental
W It Bchnnrnr, John Kennedy, Win
jjyon, J II Wolf, W A Yorgon, Potor
1'ellor.
ltfC,,n,V,",.,0(,K"Ju,, K B,n,t". Oomllng,
W T Colonial),
Ivntlowood A 1) Whenler, A W
Veatuh. II II BimuldliH-. W :i n.u,,,.
HIlas.M Fletcher. Oscar F Tnvlnr. T l'
eloh, I'rlnro Hyrno, TM Kirby. Peter
Oraber. Jr. David Slolnor, I) W Matth
ows.J Kllownnl, 0 II Chapman, ICC
Churchill.
Falrllold John Fahoy, L A Ryrd, Jr.
(lorvals W H Itrnwn M V 1,..
l-lugono Mannlnir, J K ZelBler.' 8 II
rown,.rank WoSI-, M A Wade, T J
Hall, L U Poujndo, I- A Mangold.
HorohHobt 8 81mw, W A Hunt.
r, U,?,,.,.-M A J'cOorklo, Kills Stovens,
O I) ko ly, J A Norwood, I) W Smith,
Desart Wesley, W M Ollno.
Hublmrd-J I, Culvert. II A Mink's,
Milt KeMer, John Salioll, Win. Platts,
Dan Voder, I O Crawford.
Maeleav T R Pattan.'J R. Marlv. On-
car KofT, J T King, Divld Owlg. John
Slouch, John Onrlstophor.
Mariou-AR George, T. W. ltutliur
rord. Isowt. Cook, M A Harbor, Dexter
Rohblus.
Mehanm-W P MIUw V M Taylor.
G Bolgmuud, A II Wright, George Gist
Mt. Angcl-plas Klrsoh, Olms Loiil',
W,8iIHJ Hook. M Oooley.N
Mlckel, John Rutsob, John Down, M D
Ramsby.
.ddjir,WR Townsund, J li Seeloy,
J G Phelps, Jeromo .Morley,
W1'!'!0! H",',,0,,'if"lllk Sn,m'
W II Petit, WN Havage.
oolourn J A Austin, J O Reeves,
Congress
Tho sessions of tho Oregon Farmer's
congroBB will bo opened at tbo state
house with a program this Monday even,
ing at eight o'clock. Owing to tho bad
weather and bnd roads tho attendance
tonight will bo small from tho country,
nnd baloni pooplo aro urged to nttond
nnd hear tho address of welcome and
response by II. II. Tlilulson of Salem and
Richard Scott of Milwaukle. Thero will
ho musical numbers nnd papers on tho
dairy interests of tho itoto by Dairy
Commissioner J. W. Ralloy, and W. II.
Chapin,
There will boprogroinsTuesdny morn
ing at 10 a, in., afternoon and evening,
anil three programs daily each day until
Friday.
Gilbert Bank'
ruptHearing
Argument will bo hutrtl today before
Judge Relllnger in the matter of bauk.
nipt proceedings in the Gilbert Rros.
bunk eusbenulon case. J. N. Rrown of
llrown, Wrlirhtmnu l Myers is repre
senting Gilbert Rros. and II. J. iiigcer
for (lie petitioners. Tho direct question
o( bankruptcy iu to be entered into.
Judge Relllnger did not rendor n dc
cihlon. Ho look the matter under nd-viaemunt.
Tho Greater Salem Commercial Club
has received a proposition to locate n
sawmill plant either obovo or below tho
city. Details of tho mattor will bo laid
before tiie club at tho City Police court
Wednoedny at four p. in., when a largo
attendance Is desired.
A Live Club Needed
A live, hard-working Commercial
club la a blessing to a community. A
dormant or dead organization is a curse.
A town afllcted with an organization
which lias ceased to produre results is
helpless until freed from the incubus.
Thero nro lots of communities even in
the stirring, bustling West which aro
allllctod with arortof dry rot; and half
a drzon Commerlcal clubs will not help
such a town. In other words, a club
will bo effeclivo in its work for a town in
oxact proportion to the capacity and tho
Interest of tho men who direct it.
More than two hundred cities in the
Pacific Coast States have a regularly
organized public body of some sort.
Thoy uro variously cal'ed Chamber of
Commerce, Hoard of Trade, Commercial
Club, Imprjvemcnt Club, or some other
less common but similar nnmo.
Wo will venture tho assertion that no
other group of States has a proportion
ate number of such organizations. Rut
such an organization is the community
expression ol tho publicity Idea, and it
is to bo expected that tho far Western
country would lead the older and more
conservative sections.
Now a Chamber of Commerco orlloard
of Trado stands as thoconcreto ioprescu
titivoof a community which desires to
d) something for itself. Therefore tho
natural inforonco is that any community
which has not organized in Boinoform to
further its Interests is uot determined to
push iteell forward.
So far as moro figures go the Pacific
Coast therefore Is strong In the Idea of
community promotion, but when we ex
amine the work actually accomplished
therois akoon feeling of disappointment.
Too many of tlieeo organisations wero
efftcted upon the impuleoof seme pus
Ing fancy. Quito likely sotno of them
wero organized by men who had no
right romeiitlon ol the work thoy should
tako up. The Salem Club is well on its
foot and desires tho best thought and
energetic support of our men of life and
brains,
ANOTHER
TRAIN
WRECK
Overland Saved by Brake
beam Heroes.
fIBSHHI
ii
Who Earned a Free Ride
Their Destination.
to
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CHICAGO
STORE
THE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
Great Special Sale for Two Days Oaly.
AND
UnsEiinnn. Jan 0. Sneelal. Just be
fore daylight Sunday morning our South
bound overland train was brought lJy
sudden halt by meeting a wrecaeu
froight train at Round Prairie, just
beyond Dlllard, or about 15 inllea south
of Roeeburg.
Tho freight train was going south
whon nt a good speed the first car back
of tho engine jumped the trark, tho re
sult of spreading rall, it li cl.iiinod,
and fourteen other cars followed suit.
Strange to rolato the ongino and the
caboo'o remained on the track, whilo
nil tho intervnnint cars went off pnd
virtually plowed up tho track for a
dozon rail lengths. Two tramp who
occupiol observation mats under the
caboom enjoyed tho shake-up nnd got
off with their lives. The went back
nnd notified our train of tlu wreck, nnd
this oarned a ride back to Rosetiurg in a
Pullman besides incidentally saving our
train. "God bloss the brake beam tour
ists I" was tho sentiment inwardly if not
audibly expressed by the 250 passengers
on our train. Nobody was hurt in tho
wreck but nil travel south was delayed
about twelvo hours. A substitute trniu
was mado up at Roseburg for tho nortli
bound overland which was held at Rid
dles for th) wreck to bo cleared up.
Linn County Tax Levy
A tin xv, Or., Jan. O. Tho Linn Coun
ty Court mado the annual tax levy for
Linn County, as follews:
Mills.
Fur tho state 7 4
ForEchools CO
tor indigent soldiers 1
For ginoral county expenses .'10
For roads and bridges '1 0
H
El
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s
B
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B
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B
B
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B
m
Inches wide. Regular price 50o.
All Linen Tnblo IMmnsk. heavy nnd thick,
c.
Sale Price
i0 inches,
Turkoy
colors.
lied Tnblo Damask,
Regular price .(fie,
35c
19c
71-2
rt Full s'zo Angora BlankotB,
1 iL "'"r prlco 50 cents.
69c
Sale Price
Lonsdale Muslin tho host mado, 3d Inches
wide. Regular price 10 cents
Sale Price
soft nnd fluffy.
Sale Price
Reg
Real Imported French Kid Gloves all colors, tbo
beet value over offered. Regular prlco $1 00.
Sale Price
1 35c
M9c
71-2
35c
69c
Thread lj'c spool, 10c Dressing Combs, -ic, Gc Snfoty Pina 2c,
Snns Silk ;tc n spool, 20c Ladies' Fleeced Stockings 12,c. 3 0c Indies'
FIceco Jersey Ribbed Undorwear lc, mon'a aox 3c pair, II. S. Hand
kerchiefs 2'c each, Full Count Pina lc papor, 8c Ribbo -Ic n yard.
PRKES CUT TO TIIE QUICK
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VOY BROS...
COURT STREET, SALEM, ORE. B
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Total 17 5
This is 1.5 mills lower than the lovy
of last yonr, which was II) mills, includ
ing tho ccalp bounty tax. and It is
thought will bo tho lowest levy In the
statu. The lovy for the state tax is 1,7
mills more than last year.
HEART
0IL-G00D OIL
Nyo'a boat eowlng machine oils aro
known tho world over as unsurpassed.
Wo tell tins una recommend it, II you
want to Avoid trouble lu gumming up
your lowing machluo. It pays to sot
ilia good kind, and pay a trlllo more II
need bethau to tako some unkn own
brand that la too hoary and "gummy"
formachlna uoe.
Wo bavo tho best bicycle oils at 10c it
bottle and tho extra largo alio at 16c
Wo also soil tho rolobrated "3 in 1" oil
lor wltoola, machines, typo writers, gum
etc., at 25t a bottle.
Wo sell tho beat tewing tnacbiho
neodlea at 36o a doten-and Iota of them
too. uwHdoa parts (or any and all ma
chine. Ilava a separate salesroom for
tewiug maohlnea and parts no that
ladiw way look over them unditturbod.
We aru wiling aa uuusu&l number of
good machines this season. Tho Stand
ard aad WhiU are unsurpassed for
cjuallty. Chwp ones, too, for Uioae who
t't pay to wucutf 17,60 up,
8304 band onw, 0.OO up,
mui'ik, .imiii iriiiiiiay.u w Warlek,
tawi-ago. O K Thompson, N H
Bllaril, I. V Diirant, O H Pomeroy, T
r, u r uooiov. u
Uniform Rank
oNdiiglits
Co, No. 7 Uniform rank of Knights
of Pythias "hired n hall" and will drill
hard in tliolr swell now uniforms to
compete at tho national conclave soon
to Im held nt Sun Frnnoikeo.
Circuit Court.
U, V. Koff has begun suit against
Viletha Vanhook ot nl, In all tho do
fandanto number ninety persons. Tho
eomplaint auks ,tlio salo of a certain
Property belonging to tho nartiaa now
engaged iu tho suit, oomposod of 1(W 8S
aonw. it is asked tiiut n referee bo aj-
puiuiuu to sou tno property and dls
trlhutu the proceoils.
State Board
of Education
DISEASE
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
OF DRY GOODS AND SHOES
It is Hip custom for nearly all stores to ndvurtiso. reduction sales during this
month. Therefore to keep nhrenst of the tlnioa. wo 'innuuurnto this Great Redtic-
nun nuiu nun win cuiii'cu an uuit'i emus u uui tiuu in ling Cliy.
GENUINE REDUCTIONS - READ THEM:
YARNS Rest brands, 'A pound skeins, 18c tbo skein.
CORSETS From 21 cents up; got ono of the now Btylos only 48 conts.
rlio eunl of any dollar spread In
BEDSPREADS-At
in the town
Jo cents Mint are full size.
One-third off on furs, wrappers and dress skirts. Towels from Ic up,
26 per cent off on muslin underwear.
20 per cent, off on shoes and hats.
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Next Door to Post Office.
... MIV1, lIHOf I.UUIti
A isoiulAl, J A Dlnlok. Alex Daw son
SUW-Palrlok Million, RK Kirk.
?, I Cojonian, V M Murphy, Mows
McKay, J Provost.
, M,lIU-.l 8 Riolile, Orant Jlnt
look. I)av d Rrodlo. F P Whitlock, W U
Mlnier, Lntutu Maulding, V. W Me-
v.uwHii, u ii Hiiepnent, John Seott
J R Parvln.Urovo llvnslny.John OSav'
age, Ohaa rownsand, J A Tanner, It D
leter, I M Wagner, Robert Crambers.
In Olden Times
Pooplo overlooked tbe Importance of
permanently beneficial effects and wore
satisfied with tramiout action; but now
that It Is generally known that Syrup of
Fig will permanently oyoreomo habit
ual oonstlpatlou, well-informed pooplo
will not buy other laxatives, which act
for a time, but finally Injure the system,
Ruy tho genuine, made by tho Callfoi
ula Fig Uyrup Go.
Salcmitc Winning Honors
Mrs. Lydla V, Luhmau, aFalvm olo-
cutlonlst, wlio has boon tilling engago
meuttluKastornOrogou since IKkhuii-
bat !W, gave a dramatic recital at Dufur
on January 3 to a crowded house. Hh0
aei)ulttod herteU sitlendldly and tho au
dience nan delighted and declared it was
tbo bst rwital given thero alneotho
Meuley.
lurner j w Miianks, J M Witt sou, O
pi Mi , wv""Rl'iJohn Oirifldiu
j iMiwnnu, j o rorrest, II y
L
aiulth
unt,
rus,
F. A. WIGGINS
855-257 UtM1Y.W.BiU.
W Vaebhasry, Wu, Buggiai, Bi-
yst itowuHt mmhirm.
City Jury List.
Tho year's Jury Hit for tbo olty will bo
looted this afternoon by J, M. Payno kurli O 11 MnTi'.V ,,A J JH V ".H,
and J. 0. R.d. They mil mcot at iiiT.Wo.8,! AllftM ""
and tho fiftyl 8alfw No 1-J M Lawreaoe.
Suhllmity-K J Wrlghtman.J T II
W U Tate, N Lambert. T 11 Fresh.
i l ?"""? ,l tlB"rwoo.l. W II King,
w ht,w,J lcn,1v.,Mn'ttt1 s''v
K C T1 'rtm8' y K P l'1'
North Hilverlon-S T UoUart, tj D
Rowen.UeorgoMorley, Jj Wrljbl, J
OlmuiHiNM, II A llartloy. ""
Bllverton-Frml Warnock, 0 F 1
)an Lllleks. James Smith. K K Vl T
brank l)4vouort, William Jaek.
lltala, J Uaberly, Fraak Klu Mc-
iii Til "'. "FlHivoniNiit,
11 LAlleu.U Soininers, A F.'ans
Duuoy V0of. Httut r
Kt Saloni-J W GRImoro. II J
II UMneV.'' '"' l ,tettttr,H.
North Kaleui Osear lUar.l&iuv k t
IKOWoel,er. UO?MI,TLooK
Oretron's State Military Board.
UovHrnenGoer liad tangible evldenco
today that thero is such a body of nion
in existence, when tho entlro boari, ex.
eept Col. Spemwr culled on him. The
gentlemen who oontrol tho dtlnl.ni
the Oregon National guard uro lu the
city to hold tho fiuarterlv meeting t-
quirwl by law. Tho Roanl is composed
v. m.g. ueu. iweiKi, Adjt. Gen. tinnten
Iwln, Ins. Ueu. .Jackson. Ooui. Oon.
Duuno.nndSur. (Jan. Uillls.
Sent to Reform School.
nuuaui jiwiw, who was apprehended
Saturday for stealing oliiekaus was given
lionrluc boforo Olty Rroorder Judah
this morning. Tho ohlokoi.s ware stolen
from 0. , Savage ami wero sold to tho
Tttlorwarkot on Court street. At the
trial ho was oajivleted of tho thelt aud
will be wnt to tho Reform school.
Tho quarterly reports from the Re
form, Blind aud Deaf-Muto schools were
nindo to tho State Board of Education
today, lu allot these institutions tbe
Board is Instructed to inaugurate a suf
llclonteystomotilro drills.
Kupt. Jones of tho Blind School and
Snpt. Wentx of tho Deaf-Muto School
presented reports, which were filed.
The report of Supt. linkers of the Re
form School, gave a list of boys who had
been paroled, iibMIews: Bennlo Clag
gett, George Shivln, Frod .Ta) lor and
Archie Singer.
Regarding tho destruction of the In
dustrial Building by lire, tho report Btate
that It was a total loss, except as to
engine nnd boiler building, which was
damaged to the extent of $125. Tho
loss, .net including the building, was
$7,600. New toolj for tbo
tailor and mending room have
IlHV'rt llll.lf. iiinlil.....l .... I ,
" "mnm, mm uieee now oc
oupy mo largo library room in the main
building. Contracts havo ben let for
the rebuilding of the engine and boiler
building and a dynamo withflxtuteshas
been purchased and they expect to havo
olsctrlc lights by Jan 15.
Ninety Percent of it Really Caused
From Poor Digestion.
Rial organic heart trouble is incur
able, but ecartely ono case in n hundred
is organic.
The action of the heart and stomach
are ooui controlled by tlio same great
nerves, the sympathetic and pnetuno
gasllc, ond when tho stomach falls to
Oregon Supreme
Court Decisions
Wheat Market,
NEBRASKA
TOWNS
TO MOVE
Remarkable Exodus Follows GOLD DUST FLOUR
a Decision.
Chicago. .Tun, (I Wheat, Jan., 79;
Mny.MJ.
f-'nn Francis 'o .'n'l 0. Whr at. e'eady,
A'ay,$l i2i. Spot, llrm, $1 Ui4.
Probate Matters.
1h the matter of the Miate of 1" H
Small, deoeasod, ths adwluwirator!
Aloxaudor Tlimvson has potliitfuod for
au order to rout tho property ii. order to
jwy tho ulalnis agaUiat the estate. Ho
has aleotllod his louu-annnal reiwrt
-. -i . ,(wjuior ol lite etUto ol
OoorK Roff docoase.1 akka an order to
turn over tu tbo heirs tho property of the
711"l w ir ins utsoJmrgo as ex-HUor
In the matter ot .tho uttato of George
duernIolil,decesel,bisvidow,Utallna
tors of adwiHKtrattou uimu hHr m
iKimlof M)0, uw Mtttle MB WOfUi
Klliot vs. Rioyd; Multnomah ceuntv:
atllrmed
Venablo va Roanl Police court ; Mult
nomah county; reversotl.
Stitt, Murray, Waller vs. Beard Police
oourts
Aiuiireo caiefl revorsodon authority
of Venoblo vs Itoard 0f v C0(, ,
supra.
Singer Mtg Co, vs Driver, Multnomah
oounty, roversod. Wotmora vs. Wft
more, Jlultnoniah ooutity, aMrnicil.
Beau, C. J.
Rutorlc, adm, (MUlor) v. Ilamaker,
........... uumy; amrmoti, Jloore, J.
infiijiirt v. ioe, Mariou
rotersod. Wolvortan, J.
oount)
in
olty ball at tour o'olook
names will bo drawn.
The La Corona.
10-eeut elgar U tho kud
IL nil.
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'U Y Johusou, M llrodtmoir,
i.i.Wlf.! S!f we l,m iwteuttt
w uuvniiva arwitM in th.
family
todar.
nnil liunii...i
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vo i,iii..-rv''T.-.:r "" uuie.
ILL in iugi
ivoniuj, wmer ana wet
-ivT', k u answer it
J ICHJlf. B. (IUIIlllitlu
ii 'ff'-LoJuou. Orange,
)tn, """rry. uei
-?" ,8wero today
slaiplr
10 cool.
add
FI.
Hunt Has
NotResigned
Ob what was considered reliabla mfnr
matioM. Tiik Journal prints on the
mint pg a report that XI. W. Hunt of
mm city iuu roalgtiod tho o4ee of attor
ey for tbo KUttoMbooJ land board
Sch is not tbo ease as tho gentleman
bai rlll bo roolgoatloM and dtsclaimi
allintentloB todosoasloug as he re.
wains la tho city. IU way remove to
an irm la tlte Waklo 11 11 1 a in tke
spring Iwt until bo deos ko will hold the
omoe.
a uackase
10 cu.
Why not eo
eau got tbo U
t 11 CMrvinn
meals in tho i ity
Raspberry aad I w hero you
a your I Maw KMlnmm
Tbo St.
tho beat
iwiperly digest the fool and it lies in
the stomach fermenting, K5M aro
formed which distend the organ oaus-
-h pini on me Heart and lunK8
nam n m.1.. ( . .
....... in.iii.muon, irregularity aud
shortneea of braath.
The danger from thin oni.llin., u .i.
the ooptinuod disturbaoeo of the heart
sooner or later may oause real organic
hoart Itrouble and in Um r,....i..
dooaso. vu"
Furthermore, poor digestion rakM
the Hood thin and watery and deficient
n re.1 cwpumIm, and this further
Irritates aud wrecks tho heart.
The most sensible tblnK to do for
heart trouble is to Insure the digestion
and assimilation of the food
This can bo done by the'regu'ar uM
after meals of some safe, pleasant and
affeotlvo dlgestivo t.r,,,...
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet, which may
be fouud at most drne sto B,i .. x.,1
r;:!"!i"r7 !" to-.-u
... - ,..uu wuonient form.
Thmisaudaof nooplo keep well and
Ytaorow by keeping their d.gLtion
perfect by observing the rule of Ukiic
one or two of those tablets after each
1. or at least after each hoarty nl.
Su,arfspy.lr,aTaUetacJ;:
. P. poiwin, dustaie from m auj
oUer uatra. diUsos which Tc I Zy
on tho food, digesting ,t ,,er(wU BJ
preventing aeidity, gaW, aa thJZ
dlsea.e.1 conditions whieb acoowy a
weakstOBMch.
When Stuart's Dysmni t.i.i.i. ...
usl ou way know you are not takiag
itot,8fcy8owaa , 8
powerful drug but olmpiy xu .
atomaah lacks. f ws
So waloly known aad muu.1,., t
hl by evory dniiptst in Uw Ualtel
8Ut. Canada and GrootBrltlJwo
Ladles Auxiliary Y. M- C A
,tf "nul lS for oloction of officora
t the new rooms ruosday at-T
.Members please atUnd p' u,
Ckkioiiton, Neb., Jan. 0 In it8 nil
ing that tho county odluials of Knox
County muHt move their olllcos to the
farm of William Wlshendorf, twolvo
miles from the nearest town, tho bu
pieme Court ol Nebraska hasondod the
moat remarkable county seat light in
the entlro wott, a tight wnlcli haa been
persistently carried on for moro than
twenty years. Aumriliiigly, on April 1,
the date Iked by the .Supremo Court, a
remarkable oxodus will take place.
RuiuiuMmuu of Niobrara, whoio llio
county seat of Knox county has been
maintained bIiicu tho beginning of his
tory of Nebraska and of Verdigris and
Oreighton, 12 mllos awav frnm wii...
dorft's farm and which Inst named tun
towns will supply the largest part of tho
population of tho new connivi.,.t ,
already preparing for this wholesalo n
moval. Tim new county Wftt 0f Knox countj
will be callod Centervlllu. Tn.u .i..
is nothing to bo seen on the alto but tho
iirm uousa ami outbtiildinn
isbondorfs.
MADK BY
The Sidney Power Co,
SIDNKY ORKOON
Mado for family use, ask your grocers
for it. Bran and shorts always on hand.
A, T. WALN Affent
...Cheap Wood...
Cottonwood cut from largo sound
trees, $2.00 per cord. Limited amount
for salo. Call early nnd see the wood.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Phone 901 319 Fros
of the
Refused an
Injunction
Cii.cAooJan.O.-Judgo Tnley, ol tbo
Circuit Court today declined to Issue an
injunction against tho Pullman Palace
ar Company asked for hv t .
lor, who sought to have that com.
iwny restrained from n,,ri..i
ol the Wagner Sl-plo', Car Com pa y
J ih two humlroa thouoand shares of
Pullman stock.
Novada, to work at his trade of barber.
W. T. Igan of Yew Park is reported
eryilUtthebomeofJas. SlmS
w aoar Aumsvilla. P
Mrs. J. G. Graham and daughter Jn
froiuathroowookavUitinliS;
MARRIED.
5. 1K, it 4 n m m bu.Vlay Jnry
ton to Mr J P n.L'Mi L1 r? p- u'it-
G0 0. Ri ip,J I '?t'"m,. rle,"l8
'
DIED
cr,irx?-,a"tth,cath
nwats B.wMooJ a
t baa oto sistor in this olty.
is90 coon1 ii;S5Ssr-
Good Things for
. . Christmas
Aro waiting for you bero. Wo havo
confectionery, plum puddings, nuts,
raisins, mince meats, nnd a host of good
things that aro all ready for the table,
or that you will need in your Christmas
cookery. If you order early, you will be
nuro to havo thorn Teady in time.
Ro sure nnd ueo our flno assortment ol
Christmas cookery.
M. T, Pineman
133 state Street Pbooe 131
NEW TODAY.
WANTED. Responsible manager, (In
tegrity must bo unquoationable) to
tako chargo of distributing depot ana
pllico to bo opened in 8alom to further
business interests of old establish
manufacturing concorn. Salary $1N
per month, and extra profits. Appli
cant must havo $1500 to $2000 cash,
and good standing. Address, Kupt
J 0. R jx 1151, Philadelphia. Pa. 1 j
WORK WANTED By a man who U
ready to do anything honorable. Can
do janitor work, take caro of bones or
plain cooking and housework tier
man. AihJress Engol, caro Journal
offlco. ' 1-3-31
Xeelv, tho Havana post offlc emlwz
ler Is on trial in that city.
Branson & Raean
e i making a Sclalty of "nice goodW
bulk this week. Best luck wheat floor
in quantity, enow white salt in b";
Heinzes sweet pickles, and mince mei
the finest in the market In bbl. Genuiu
o't faeliontd yo hcmlry 3 tunes a
ttc, '
Florid
Admiral Dewey leaves lor
thu week to spend the winter.
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