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MODEL HOME PAPER
SALEM OREGON, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 8 1902,
NO 6
VOL XII
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BR0WN'S MARK
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Ifyou'vo wjra thorn yourself you
ask your neighbors about thorn nt oneo.
They fit well,
They are made on up-to-date lasts-
They wear well,
They trlvc satisfaction every time
--" IN
On a spot cash bualnosa basis., You'ro missing n good thing if you do not
wear them. We're having n grand
20 Per Cent Discount Sale
Of Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing.
Jt will pay you to fit out yoursolf
marked-up pricoe, but 20 por Lent,
markod In plain flgnroa.
THE NEW
E. T.
SALEM'S CIIEAPUST
PRICE CASH STOHE.
ONE
HbhoiH
i n -.... visas' CJ I
ati (
This is to Certify
SyfXlou ... Ore, Aug. Jt, 1901
Crippled and Many Years an Invalid.
To whom those preaeuu bal) come, (JreeUDg-.
About fourteen roan ilnco at nine Team of age
I met with an accident which cauaeu an Injury
WmriplUB unit i1t1q bono wblcii reaultca In
tbe forma' ton of humped ihouldera anit hip, a
borteutnu of tbe walit and dl-plarement or in-
ni.al nva.anH a.ul atinatbtilmi n aim... ..bj
.VIII... W,lll. l.l Blllti ICII.U5 til nuuui 11U
lncbea of ono limb between tha knee and hip.
. . j. ..... ..' . .idA . -
mauumuii iu mu uimraru anDearfcnrti oi mv
taken with a aevoro attack of La Orlppe from
the effect of wMcli I lunered greatly with my
lungaand beart. anil whonlu May ltwOI came
to and began treatment with Dr. 1 F, Cook mr
DoarajaDoro uewnuiMi in Marcn iiw i waa
i condition Mat about as follow Could per
, form no manual labor, could not atoop to plolc
anything from tba door. Could get about the
, houae only with diatculiy, aud Letting up atalra
waa next to impoaairie. ouiu ute my imiD
only with dltflculty and one of them was muab
wued. Mr nertou ayateui waa badly wrvokeJ
lad ooujrh and ai-Tere pain on lung and heart,
uoappetlte, could iieep only in broken tpelli,
and lu many wayi auneroa aimoit conitant and
Inducrlbable aKomea. In abort! wa-aamunh
dead aa alive, rrevlouily to my attack of la
OrHpe I waa treated orer a period of yeari by
any pnyaiciana w no eoevure purpose.
My nenonal aDuoaranoa at this time la
straight in tbe back as anyone. My waited
limb rotored to normal ilza and but little more
taan half mu luch inortrr tnan tbe other, nave
freeu-o' my itut and oa-i go ui .lain one
foot artei j o"ber w t'i purrct tMe. My
ntyaatla U.utnv itug i''l I'nip u tbe sour
wiui ease ca i cci au.ui mi on in)iiy nuaii
ly and i yerj thtnir other wl' rl',r "n do.
My appditui .( inlfrLd d. alccii wmudli and am
abaoluu ly freo frow iin.
uaTiug uve.i in Jr. ion lamiit mr neany
Tim l haye -ti uiuuli oi ib eifHt of hia
jIMM'tVU. MJ ,. U..4CI.-. .UM V.U HUM ,
xiheeriul'y reo m jtnd ibe Uootor and hi med
lciil . U to all in any nay aft lot od.
! Tito I'ootor't irtuiaieui in thU eate waa whol-
.. u..t ..xi tfV.kAB nmn ..! a.
lly couniitkl to b. (WauUnt Ramedlta, roil tlta
Eftfoni ly a imtnUlaivd No retort to tho use
(of kuiie nivcliauival enplbinee or other method
of treauacui bviugeuiiloed
I.llil.iAM nuat.iu.M'a.
Lillian ItoaonUaum hoa llywl lu this Uoially
about nine yean.
no. iii0 uuuert'gneu, are perwwinijr aiuiiHi
d with the aboyc aaiml aud beurfullr nib-
aorlbo to the truth of the foregoing itatewent,
f uurdi m. ramer.
8l)eM lltlkl-6N-.
A. V. l: liLNBvlil
Subscribed and iwora to btljrv wc thU 21th
ay oi Aug, lwi.
eeai aiucneti. ,w. w. ualiv
County Clerk.
By A. MrCULLOGH. Deputy.
rfsssaMsV B-?ra'Cri -
jgJ JT CI VufZrJLJLlj'
FOR A FEW
Oi Cut Glass, Silver Plated Hollow Ware and 8 day Clocks.
1-3 OFF ON UMBRELLAS ' - '
Remember for a Few Days Only.
...BARR'S JEWELRY STORE...
&&rilB State Street
Shoes
...So
Popular
SHANK
know the rouou. If not, you should
and they're sold by the
and boys' while this enlo last?. No
off from our regular prices which aro all
YORK RACKET
BARNES,
Proprlotor, '
Our Store Closes nt 6 O'clock
Every Evenlm Except Saturday
3 pimiiBm ,w"3
Cor. Commorolal and Chomokotn Sts.
am?mf!BSBxEassi3x&
Repairing a
Watch...
Of tho finest woikmanshlp is a
brand) of our businoss that wo give
special attention to. Our repairing
department is conducted witli tho
utmost caro and skill, diamonds aro
rnsnt. nnil littvnlrv nf nil kinds Ir rn
tititrn.l tn (tin mftat nA.fant .nin.tn. '
beslaou optical work of all kinds.
C, T, Pomeroy
288Com'lSt.
Watchmaker and Optician
Tnt. .!- iMivt j
rOf UlID. LOUfifllS and
fn1An
jU1Mo
j.iicuu ib iiuuung iiko a goon, puro Jiigii
grade whiskey. Our whiskey is tho
thing to hnvo in readinpf h. It is a great
flavor of doctor's bills. If yon liavo nono
in the house you'd better ordor some
right away.
rri , .i in . . . .
J. P. ROGERS,
218-222
Commercial
Street.
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
BroWoy
AND .
...flDgel
CHOCOLATE CREAAVS
...Are rande oaiyit...
114 State Street.
X X TRY THEAl. X 2
A Hello or Peter the tirt-i..,
The cottagq whore Potor tho Great
dwelt whon he was lourulng tho trade
of shipbuilding lu ZaiirmJai.., Holland,
Btlll exists, though Fomewliat dilapidat
ed. It contuins the rude fiiinlturo
which tho great Petor used it bed
stead, table and two chairs. It Is In
cased lu n building orccted for the pur
pose, aud ovor the mantel Is a tablet
orccted by Aloxandor of Russia In 181 1.
racing; u Natural tinlt.
The pacing habit Is common among
animals, says u writer lu Scrlbnei's
Magazine. Many animals paco cattle,
for Instance; and, among dogs, setters.
I bollovo pacing to bo u rather more
natural gait than trotting. Trotting,
ns It exists In our fast hon-oe, Is score
ly a natural gait, but Is rather the re-;
suit of breeding and education.
A Xliilit LlKbt.
Some people, make It a point never to
rotlru without u light burning In the
house. A bit of Information worth
knowing Is that a small even light may
he obtained from a small ploco of can
dle all night If fine powdered suit Is
plica uit..- 'he candle until the black
part of the wick Is rw-.l.. i
DAYS ONLY.
Salem. Oregoa
off
SCHMITZ
ASSUMES
OFFICE
Frisco's Labor Union
' Mayor
Takes His Seat- And An
nounces Alany new Appoint
ments. Naming: Union Labor, Repub
licans and Democrats.
Ban Francisco, Jan. 8. Mayor Pho
Ian has retired aud Mayor-elect Schnitz
oaaumed ofllco today, Mayor Schtnitz
announced tho following appoint menta:
Commissioner of public works, Michael
Cagey, Union labor party, proaidont of
tho Teamsters' Union, and ono of tho
loaders of tho recent atrlke on tho city
water front.
Fire commielonor. J. S. Parry, a mem
ber of the bridgo builders and pile
drlvors union and secretary of tho Union
Labor party. Pollco Commissioner, W.
II. Ilutton, Union labor, attornoy of tho
sailors union and labor manager of the
boats on Stowo Lake in Golden
Gate Park and formerly in tho
theatrical business. School director
Alfred Koncoviorl, Union Labor, a
musician and a member of a theater
orchestra. Election commissioner
Tlios. Boyles, Democrat, buaineas mana
' gor of tho Evening Ilttllotln. Park com
missionor A. Aitman, Kepuoiican,. an
artist. Mombor of tho Hoard of Health
Dr. Jamci W. Ward, Hcpubllcan, a
Homu'patli. Secretary to Mayor Goo.
K. Kenn, a Republican lawyer.
RAILROAD
INQUIRY
ADJOURNED
Will
Resume its
Jan. 24.
Sessions
Chicago. Jan. 8. Owing to tho ab-
' aonce of necessary witnesses tho Injury
of the Interstate Commorco Commission
into tho workings of the "community of
( interest," plan of tho railroads was to
I
day postponed until January 21th. Tho
commission adjourned to meet in Chicago
on that date. Preaidout Harris of tho
Hurlington, and Darius Miller, said to
ho slated for tho traffic directorship of
the Northwestern linos if tltolr
con
solidation is not prevented, wore
present, as woro a number of other rail
road met. President J. J. Hill of tho
Gieat Northern and Prosldont C. S. Mel
lon of tho Northern Pacific will bo exam
ined, Chairman Kuapp doclaod that if
nocossary, wltuoeeas would be compelled
by court eubpoenas to attend.
ISTHMIAN
CANAL
DEBATE
Now Proceeding in the House
Second Day.
Wa8Iiix(ito.v, Jan. 8. In the Iloueo
tho second day's debate of tho Nicaragua
canal bill was opened by Schaolcleford,
of Miieouri, n member of the committee
which presented the bill. He apoke
earnestly In advooacy of its passage. He
did not like tho Panama ronto but if
tho new proposition from the Panama
Company offered advantages ovor the
Nicaragua route be thought the Presi
dent should have alternative authority
to accept it.
NOTABLE
BRITISH
CAPTURE
Take a laager Defended
Women.
by
C-pkTown, Jan. 8. The latest nap
tuie by the Kimberly oolnmn is a
Boer laager near Mokwani (Phokware)
with great numbers of Battle guarded
wholly by women under the readership
of the wife of Commandant Debeers.
Nkw York, (Jan 8. Commenting
upon the lUtuattou iu South Afrioa, tne
London correspond-. nt of the Tritune
says:
Lord Re-sebry will entertain OaU
Rhedos at Men t more fer a few days at d
will la brought lute closer tooeh wltb
'he t-ituatwu In South Africa. Specu
lators In mining shares are anxious to
irapreea foreigners with tbe fact that
tutte la a. boon, in the Kaffir market,
Prices liavo advanced Intermittently
during tho htat fow weeks, but tho
movement la "artificial, with speculative
nurchasos with borrowed money other
than solid investments.
Operators eager to work up excite
ment in tho Kafllr market rofor to 'the
increasing demand for shares from Paris
and Now York, but tho evidence of
foreign investment la tainted with sut-
picion. Tho market le always strength,
oned whon M. Rhodes la In London, for
hia optimism Is infectious. Monoy la
now Cheap In the city and specula lvo
purchaBos of shares aro easily financed.
-
Shaw will
be Feted
Dks Moinbb, Jan.. 8. Arrangements
for tho blgbanquot to be given by tho
Grant Club of Des Moines to Loelle M
8haw, upon his return from Washington
aro practically comploto. It will bo
given at tho Savoy and 350 prominent
gueatB from all ovor tho state wlll,bo
preeent. Tho attondance has been
limited to mon on account of tho great
numbor who have signified their inten
tion of boing present. Governor A. II.
Cummins will act as toaetmnBter. A
reception committee of about 100 num
bers has been announced. At its hoad
la Ex-Governor Frank D. Jackson of
Des Moinoc.
GUERRILLAS
STILL
FIGHTING
Nicaragua Helping Colombian
Revolutionists.
Government Forces Confident
of Success.
Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 8 "Nicaragua con
tinues to help tho revolutionists," said
Minister of War Concha in an intorview
with the Bogota, Colombia correspon
dent of tho Herald. "Tho revolution in
tho interior of the country Is a Venezu
elan affair. Tho tituation ia unchanged
but we will have more woll urmed tx)ea
on tho frontier soon." "How long .do
you thing tho revolution will laat, aud
why not make terms?" tho Minister w as
asked.
"It it I'nposelble to arrange terms,"
Minister Concha replied. "Tho revolu
tionary chiefs do not ovon agree among
themselves, anl thoy havo no rccognlr.od
leader with
whom wo can deal. Tho
guerrillas are getting weaker and tired of
fighting. Thoy see no prospect of suc
cess. I expect tho revolution to end
within two months. Wo are strictly
protecting tho foreign mails. Tho gov
ornment haaropulaed all tho revolution
ary leaders after seven days of fighting."
Would Learn
OurJWethods
Paris, Jan. 8.--BHron D'Katournelles
do Constant, the woll known Fronch di
plomat, member of the Chamber of Dep
uties and dolegato of France to The
Ilaguo poace Conforenco, iu Informing
tho Associated Press that he has ac
cepted tho invitation of tho City of
Chicago to make an address there Feb
ruary 22, Washington's Birthday, adds
that ho has strtveu for a long tlmo past
to draw tho attention of Frenchmen to
tho miraculous progress of tho United
States, Continuing the Deputy says:
"We havo schools la I tally rind Greeco
to loam loasons of tho past. Wo ought
to establish similar schools In tho United
States to prepare for tho future. I do I
sire that AmerlcatiB should know Franco
and that Fronchmon should know
America, beeaneo an understanding be
tween the two countries would be a
most precarious guarantee of civilization
aud the world's peuue."
Sheriff Slayer
isornered
Cahi'br, Wyo., Jan. S.Deputy Sher
iff Kennedy and men think they have
Charlus Woodard and one or more men
implicated in killing Sheriff Kicker
surrounded in MeDougle's Gulch In the
Rattlesnake mountains. Thirty men
are guarding against escape.
Shot by Crazy
Chinaman
SpMlal to The Jwraal,
Pobtlakd. Ore., Jan. 8. Low John,
atrazy Chinaman, shot Low On, a Dutte
Oity mining collimator in the tody
t vice. The reaalt is dsubtful,
The e-ilute of John W, Hendrle, the
California pblraiithraplet amounted to
,343.SS5. A bequest of 110.000 awaits
his nleee, Sarah luntbury, who ean
not be found.
Th entire province
is under martial law
oi Vi'na, I.uiila,
on tug to Polish
agitation
SCHWAB
ON THE
TRUSTS
He Says American
Workmen Prosper
And are Better Because
Trusts.
of
PropliesiesAmerican Industri
al Triumph.
PAms, Jan. 8. I.o Journal prints an
intervlow this morning with Charles M.
fJchwab, President of tho United States
titoel Corporation, who defends tratts bb
a necessary outcome nt an advanced
stato of civilization. Mr. Schwab aayn
that tho countries whore trusts do not
oxist aro destined to abandon tho strug
gle for commercial -supremacy. He eays
that the trusts liavo nothing to fear
from Socialism and that the Atnorlcan
workmen aro bettor paid and happier
under tho trust system, When people
earn good wages, he says, their rights do
not trouble thorn.
Mr. Schwab Bald further that the com
mercial powor of tho United States is
unlimited and uulimltablo. Ho eays
bIio would inuudalo Franco with hor
products and forco tho Fronch Industrial
classes to abandon the struggle Amer
ica is only beginning. The old world
has no idea what the United States will
become a quartor of a contury henco.
All hero bolongs to tho rulddlo egos.
Mr. Schwab approves of tho Fronch
plan of industrial schools in tho United
States, but expresses hia fears that tho
graduates of these schools, when thoy
return to France, will bo parnljaed by
tho old ideas provatent hero aud will do
little or nothing. Le Journal also an
nounco that It is In receipt of a letter
from M Lobaudy, denying any connec
tion with the roportcd gilt of $1,000,000
to tho University of Chicago for thoet-
tabliahmontota Fronch school lu con
nection with that Institution.
CENTRAL
AMERICAN
CONFERENCE
Jan. 15
to Further
Methods.
Peace
Nkw Yome Jan. 8. Vcordlng to tho
Mopagua, Nicaragua, correspondent of
tho Herald, tha executives of the
Central Amoricati Stales expect to meet
January 15 at Coriuio, Nicaragua, to
confer on tho subject of establishing
more cordial relations botweon tholr
respective republics and to devise means
for assuring peace among them.
LIKE
QUEEN
VICTORIA
Edward VII Resembles Her in
Alany Ways.
Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 8. The King's
health ia all that can bo desired, if tho
court ofuclals epouk without reaorvo,
cables the London correspondent of tho
Tribune. He refers countantly to the
subject himself aud aeoma bsut upon
preventing a revival ol the sinister ru
mora which coat the tradesmen heavily
when they were inaurlng the coronation
stocks. What waa once known
aa tho "Princo of Wales" set has
been restored to favor. If It was
ever in danger of being excluded from
the court, and the Queen welcomes at
Sandrineham all the King's old-time
friends,
The King Is described by olllulali sb
following olosely his mother' manner in
dealing with public burint-ra, He makes
it a matter of conscience to read every
document carefully and to ask for Infor
mation if he does not understand it. He
takes every detail of the butlnrsi of
ivignlug aa seriously aud methodically
aa ahe waa in ttie habit of doing, and
uses many of her characteristic ex profu
sions.
IOWA "
SUCKERS
J00KED
The Innocent Farmer Work
ed Once More.
Imixcbudemck la Jan. 8 A scheme to
defraud scores of farmers in this part of
Iowa has come to light. It ia estimated
that had the plan succeeded the pro
moters would have cleared about f 35,000
as notes representing that amount have
beou sont to tho bank at Jessttp, in thia
county, for collection.
Three months ago n strangor, giving
tho nntno of John Smith, covered tho
wcatorn and northern portions of the
couuty and obtained (armors abiiftturus
for various causes. Ho socurod tho sig
natures of at at least 200 farmers and
poaalbly more. On Monday a largo
numbor of tho woalthy slgnors rccolved
notices from a Chicago law firm notify
ing thorn to meet certain notes. At tho
bank wero promieeory notos to tho
amount of $14,000 for collection, bearing
tho names of about sovonty men.
The notos revealed the achomo. Dlank
sheets of papor woro algned and provi
sory notos wore printed nt tho top after
wards. Tho farmers aro united in their
efforts to fight tho case and tho best ol
legal counsol has bson retainod.
Butte Mines
Re-Open
Ilrma, Mont., Jan. 8, The Anaconda
minor-, with tho exception of tho Novor
swoat, reaumed operations yeaterday
morning. The Anaconda nud tho St.
I.awrenco havo boon closed about 10
days peuding repairs. It la understood
that as soon as tlto hoisting engino can
bo placed, the Nevorswoat will com
mence operations. Theao mlnos furnish
employment to about 2500 men,
GERMAN
OUTLOOK
GLOOMY
Kaiser's Speech From
Throne.
the
Overflows With Dismal Fore
bodings. liitrais, Jan. 8, Tho speech from the
throne read by tho Imporlal chancellor,
Count Von Dttolow, at tho opening of tho
Prussian diet today took a glrininy vlow
of tho economic situation, It pointed
out that rovonues from tho statu rail
roads In 1001, fell considerably short ol
tho estimates and also slates that tho ro-
sultsof Hie financial year aro disappoint
ing. Tho concludiug portion of Kinpor
or William's speech pointed to tho no
cossity of adopting measures against tho
agitation initio Polish districts of KaBt
orn Prussia ami promitod that the gov
ornmont would fulfill its duty in culti
vating thoGermnn national spirit in that
in region and combating with flrmnoaa
nil tendencies hostile to tho atato.
A DUEL AND A JOKE.
Count U't do Cuatclluiio'a Klrat Af
fulr L'iioii flit, field of Honor,
Count llonl do CuHtellane'H first duel
wiih when he hud Just comu from school.
Lnd us he wiih, ho could ride, shoot nud
handle n sword, hut ho was still very
young, very bashful, wither green. At
the club to which he had Just been ad
mitted hoiiio of tho mon, whom llfo
mado cynical, began to guy him. It
was onny to stir up his augur, for they
chattered Hcnndul nbout u woman ho
knew. He pulled over tho tnblo nud
struck one of the. men. Tho noxt tiny
he received u challenge. In good faith
he selected two good clubmen an his
seconds. In nil tills tho club follow
sow only n Joke, and whon tho nr
raiigumoiitH wero hurried and tho two
opponents stood face to face lu u mead
ow near tho Heine thu pistols wore
loaded with blackened broad crumbs.
"One, two, threo!" They llred to
gether. The clubman gave n grout cry
nud fell to tho ground groaning.
"He's fatally wouiidod-dylugl" the
M'CoikIh exclaimed, choking with laugh
tor. I)e CiiHtullnuo felt tho heart in him
run itwuy like witter. Ho had Ulllod n
man. It wsh nut pomlhlol
"Demi If" he nuked anxiously.
"Yen," a Id tho corpsv and sut tip
grinning.
The M-lHMilltoy looked nt the laughing
clubmen and saw the Joko they Intel
played on him Ho stooped and caught
the mrpso by the ankle, dragged It n
bit and with n sudden Jerk to! It
tfii feet Into the river.
"Then I'll bury It," said he.
Ah the clubman crawled from the
rlvor. dripping mud and wutdr, thoy d
flded the Joko was ou lilm, Saturday
ICveiiliur I'oat.
Ilotfi llnlber flippant.
Thero la n curious parallelism be
tween two Ktorlw told rtMpectlvoly of
the lute Mr. Sptirgcou uud of Dwin
Swift.
Mr. Sptirgeou, on hearing of the dev
astation wrought by an earthquake In
tmxf merely remarked, "I am glad to
hear that my comity Is moving at
lust."
Tho dean of St. Patrick's. Dublin,
was watching with a friend the roof
of a building on which several men
wero at work fixing slates. Suddenly
one of the mon vanished. Thereupon
tho dean turned to his companion und
said, "1 like to see a man go quickly
through his work."
Ilia Uacfulueaa.
"Cholly doesn't seem to be of
use lu the world."
much
"Oh, 1 dou't know; he uiakw a uicei
eigarutte holder." Philadelphia nulle
tin.
Couldn't Uaa llliu.
Cholly So you think I am too alow
for any tueT
She Yes. You don't even tnako the
other young men Jealous, Stuart Set.
TWENTY
EIGHT
DEAD
In Terrible New York
Tunnel Collision
Many Scalded by Escaping
Steam.
While Pinned in Debris of the
Wreck.
Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 8.- A collision bo
Iwoen trains occurred today In the Now
York Ceutral Railroad tunnel at Fifty
sixth street and Park Avcnno in which
at least 28 poreons wero killed or Injured.
The trninB wero an accommodation ou
tho Now York, Now Haven and Hart
ford road from Norwalk, Conn., and tho
Whlto Plains local on tho New York and
Harlom branch of the Now York Cen
tral. Tho Norwalk local conalstod of flvo
crowded cars. At Fifty-sixth street it
was stopped by a signal, in a (ow minutoB
tho big engino of tho Whlto Plains local
crashed Into tho rear paaaongor coach
splitting it and driving portions of It into
tho noxt car. Htoatn from tho ouginos
badly scalded many persons in tho
wrecked cars. Tho crash was hoard by
tho rosldonta of tho neighborhood, and
onormous crowds collected, Clouds of
steam aro8o from the air holes of tho
tuunel making rescue dlfllcult. Tho
injured woro lifted out by ropes or woro
carried through tho tunnel.
Latbii At 11 o'clock tho railroad
oillclals, placod tho numbor of dead at
filteon, Including ono woman. List of
dead: A. G. Talton, Now Kochollo; II.G.
Diamond, Now Kochollo; Goo. Potter,
Now Kochollo; Albert M. Perrin, Now
Uochelle: 11. G. Thomas, New York;
A, E, Mills, Now york. A man said to
hn Oscar Muyrowltz, optician, of New
York City and a man believed to bo 1),
O, Fuskutl, of New Kochollo,
lly tho last reports rocoivod seventeen
persons woro killed, and forty injured,
twelvo seriously. Thu engineer and
tlromanol tho Whlto Plains local and
the tower man woro arreatod. District
Attornoy Joromo, will personally direct
tho Investigation, and endeavor to fix
tho bhunofor tho disaster.
Another Smaslwp.
Salt Lakh, Ut., Jan. 8, A frolght
train on tho Klo Grando Western Ky,
and a work train collided near Roy Sta
tion ton ntlloH south of Ogden iu a thick
fog this morning. Firomaii Frank Cow
oil, of Salt Lake was Instantly killed,
Thu Injured are: Junius Woolwltio.
brakeman, fatal; J. O, MuNiokle, uugl
neor, sovoro; J. O. Frosor, Clinton, Utrh,
slight.
Presidential
Nominations
Wahiiinoto.n, Jan. 8. President
Roosevelt has sent the following nomin
ations to tho Senate: Leslie M, Shaw,
Scorolory ot tho Treasury J Henry O.
Pay no, Postmaalor General; John S.
Dronsland, of Missouri, Minister resident
and ooiibuI general to Liberia;
Alpltonso J, Loiplnaseo, Now York;
Consul al Tux pan, Mexico; Treasury,
Conrad N. Jordan assistant Treasurer nf
thu United Stalua Nuw York, George W.
Whitehead, appraiser of merchandise
for Now York; W. 8, Graham, survey
ANNUL CLEARANCE SALE
A r-Ula statement of what's foloe on at tbe Bl Store. Ifalak
stout It; talk about It. take alvanUie of ftie ottottualiy.
LADIES' SUITS
$ 0 00 Suit for $ 0 00
$12 00 Suits for I 8 00
(16 00 8uits for $10 00
(18 00 Suits for 118 00
$20 00 Hulls far $18 31
t21 60 Suits for $15 00
$30 00 Suits for $0 00
j Salespeople who aro eximrlouced iu
auttlng and fitting, to waft upon yon.
LADIES' WAISTS
All wool flannels $110
$3 60 flannel waists (it 10
All new suappy styisu.
DRESS GOODS
38C Counter-Comprising a lUte 'f
oholon (killing worth t0 and Uu.
48c Counter Ooimioa. of Pma,
Goods varying iu pnoe iraui uw ip
$1 50.
98c Counter Comprliimr a line of
our si 0, l w ami ji to vuiues
One-TMrd Reduction on
CHILDREN'S JACKETS
or gcnoral for California; Uniied Slates
Attorneys, F. 8. Nave, Arizona, Sardis,
BummorfleUl, Nevada, United States
Morshal, It, F. Daiill, Arizona.
Postmasters Washingten: WT Cav.
anaugh; Frank E. 1'olts, Ballard.
ASYLUM
BIDS ARE
OPENED
For Supplies for Next Six
Months.
Tlib Hoard of Trustees for tho State
Insane- Asylum today opened bids for
thoyoAr's supplies. The work ol list
ing and comparing the bids received
will occupy several days, as the bidders
aro numerous and tho prices closo,
The biddors aro principally Salem and
Portland firms.
Samo ot tho bids are as oppondcd.
Groceries.
Syrup 3,000 gal. first grade, 32$;
aecond, 30j; third 28Jtf.
One firm quotos Costa Kica coffeo at
0 0-20 cents por pound ;. Java at U 1020
and Mocha at 15 1020. Granulated sugar
at (4 00 per cwt.
Harritt A Lawrence bid for white
beans at $3,70 and (3.00. Japan rlco at
$1.05 and $4.03.
Tho contract for .flour rtont to the 8a
loin Milling Co. at f2.66x
John Hughos quotes standard rolled
oats at 3ii cents and fancy flakes at 3i
cents; cream whlto at 2)6, corn meal at
2 0-10.
Olds on Meats.
Tho bids on moats woro proaonted by
K. O. Cross and F. W. Btouotoff of this
city : .
Cross 3000 lbs ham, 130 ; 1500 lbs
itkft IJacon, 14c; IbOO lbs heavy bacon
120 ; 000 lbs boef per day, 8.40; 200
lbs mutton por day, $8.45.
(gstousloff -3000 lbs ham, 12o; 1590 lba
broakfast bacon, 13c,, 1600 lbs heavy
bncou, l2o; 000 lbs beef por day, $3,25;
200 lba mutton, $8.25.
On pure cider vinegar Moody 25 rents
StolzU cents.
Tho comparative prices on Japan rlco
woro, AVellor Droa. 5.03; Roth & Graber
4.03 and 4 (15 ; Harritt Liwrence, 4.87
and John Hughes, 4.87.
Grail Hair
Aycr's Hair Vigor doesn't
suddenly restore, color to
your gray hair j but gradually
the old color conies back
all the dark, rich color it used
to have. It stops falling of
the hair, too, and will often
make the hair grow' to be
very long and heavy.
" Aycr's Hair Vigor Is certainly won
dcrful. It has restored tho natural
color to my gray hair and has made a
splendid new growth. "Miss Emma
Caldcr, New York City.
JI. All intllttt. J. C. AYES CO.. Uwtll, Hum.
Mrs. Klncaid, of Seattle who was
thrown from a tally-ho near the Mexico
lino Monday afternoon by the frighten
in i- of thu loam, died last nisht. A
fracture of hor skull caused death,
X FRESH TODAY A
Taffies and
CocoanutLoaf
Ellis & IMs
154 State Street Phone 2874
MEN'S SUITS
Um, our Llhortv street window,
lOOOSuIts for $?M
$11 00 bulls for J I
IN mNnlla In I O V
$12 60 Suits for !.$
Jl4 008iiltsfor fgJ
(16 00 Bulla for t" w
NFfil IfiEE S KI5
Two epeclal linoa shown pn Lib-
ertv atreet.
64 m v.Iiki
$1V0
. 80c
00c and $( 00 values
FANCY VESTS
$3 00values JSJS
(4 60 values 5 w
SMOKING JACKETS
$ OCOvaluM -"!5ffl
$IO0Ovalues W
$15 00values ,,...fll
Queen OusIltySBMa, $300.
Durinif our sa wf . 8vd njlr
heat grade storm rubber with avwy
pair of shoe.
u.,..,-'., u' Sfches. S3 IS
Equal In every rMpeottoflXOaua
f tvOV ihki tjiyiw IMV"
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