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The finest collection of Cloaks, Suits and Furs eyer shown
here. Garments that fashionable women like to see and feel
proud to own. The people look to us for Fashion's Favorites
in readyto-wear goods, and here they find them. You'll see
here some smart creations in Monte Carlo Coats, so stylish this i
season. The swell three quarter coats are shown in many new j
cloths and styles. They are all made with the proper linings
and whatever trimmings are needed to produce an artistic effect
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Keeps the Krowl Koaln?
Flae Porcelain Dinner Ware.
On Tuesday' and Fridays
give it away with cash purchas
es Come to lie store aad a
the different pJeoes. If you Vast
to "get la oh the deal better
setae Tuesday they way all be
goae by Friday.
The New Waists
Corduroy, Verret, French.
Ftaaael. Albetrose, Sateea.
You've aover aeon a aer Mae
la this town. They're made ap
ta the mteet way. boom prettily
tacked aad plaited, others trim
med la aa artleUe manner. The
velvet and eoraittoy waisu are
especially popular.
Dress Goods
Ob of oar am laiporUat de
partment. Serge. Zlbellne,
Popitas, Granite CtoUta. Camels
Hair effects. CfeeTtota. Basket
Cloths, Venetians. Whip Cords
aad heavy MtUnga la grat ra
riaty. SHRINKING W aartak dreaa
goods by tae latiat ataai hrtok-cm-.
Lm taaa Sv yarda for
ttc, ovr Are yarda at Sc yard.
Waistings
Alt the new ones. Kretr satr
anything aell ao faai.
Pretty atrtaa. la trfKM and
all the toadtag anadas la plain
ctotha.
The prlcea raae from
15c to $1.25 yd
Shirts
Men's
Department
The Bewwt atylea are hwe
Neat pattenrs that attract the
ee of erery well dreaaed bmb.
I Hosiery
The latest thln in mett'
fancy hoea. Many atylea la ttfola
Mack.
10c to 50c pair
Neckwear
So ataay aw patterae. aew
ts. too. The beat way la to
eow9 and aee Uhhb. iiaaeaafble
for na to ileaeribe them here.
Gloyes
StyMah draaeers And that we.
carry everytbla thafa mr in
ghiva. The Waek gteee hd
Ktoraa with oae baltoa are swell.
Underwear
Correct weight for fall wear.
Good vataMR la the pan word
here.
Night Robes
90c and $1.25 each
The 90c oaea are made of food
oettaff flanaei la neat atrip pat
tern, nicely trimmed, estra
Iobk. The ll.Sa onea are made
of heavy naanewtte In plain col
ors, pink, llvht blue and whit.
We have them In all alzea.
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Wheels
FOR WINTER
I itlll have aomevery gool inapa In
accondhand wliwsla for ue during the
winter months, when many people do
not llko to use their good mount.
There are four ladies' wheels that are
particularly desirable, ranging from
110 to 16. We would be glad to show
those to anyone. They are all ready
to rldo. The men's whools range from
10 to $16, and any or them are worth
half as much again aa we nsk for
thorn, for wo do not want to carry
them over. We have sold quite a num
ber of wheels of late, both new and
Meconddiand. In fact. Die season holds
out remarkably well.
We sell the best carbide In bulk, two
pounds for Me. In cans, two pounds
for SCo. A good line of bicycle lamps
and sundries of all sorts at popular
prlaes. Wo never negleet the blcyole
department.
This Js sewing machine time, too. In
many families. We can do you good If
you want u machine, ehenp, medium
or good machines. Our tine line of
Kotory Whites Is the seller of the
season. Cheaper drop head machine
as low as $W. Don't send llnst for a
mauhlne, whatever you do. You can
got better machines of your local deel
aj for the same or leas money, und
Jiave the advantage of local protection.
The beet needles for all makes of ma
chines Mo a dozen. Why jmy more?
Qj and parts for all machines as well.
Our oil is wood oil, warranted not to
gum. Nothing better than Nye's or
Htwurd's oil. Those are the kinds we
earry.
F. A. WIGGINS,
Farm Machinery, Bicycles
Sewing Machines and Supplies,
CB6-2S7 Liberty Street 8slem
GREATER SALEM CLUB.
Called Meetlno for Next Wednesday
Evening.
There will be a called meeting of the
Oraater Salem Commercial Club, at
the city hall next Wednesday evening.
October llih. to which all members
are wrged te come, lly order of
H. II. TIIIBLSHN.
10-13-ftt rresldeiiL
M. W. liant and J. 1 Hunt were to
day appointed eaeewtor of the estate
of the late O. W. Haat. Vho left an
estate of the valae of fMOO. In his
will the deceased provides that the
proMrty shall belong to his wife, Mris
aheth N. Hunt, and at the time of her
death provision Is made for the di
vision of the estate among the sever
al heirs at law.
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Eleoted Labor Delegate.
Mr. J..W Oaker. of the typograph
ical union, has been elected by the
Halero Ceutral Labor Union to repre
sent it at the American Federation of
Ulnar, which convene November
19th, at New Orleans.
SKIRTS AND SLEEVES.
turi'TXfvyVXetTSA stTalf The
shirred skirt Is one of the latest devel
opments In fall fashions.
JUDIC CflOLLBT.
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A story about the late James G Bat
tersoa, president of the Travelers' la
nurawee company of Hartford. Ex-Gov
M-aor Waller of Connecticut wanted to
Tlic I'oriinr Pit rio-r Tlinn ICvit,
Hie I.Mlter UriMrlnu Iirarr.
Skirts, at least those on droey
gowmf, are cut hMigw than ever, so
that the shies lie on the ground for a
couple of laches in tome cases.
The trimming of most of the new
skirts k quite elabbratel They sre laid
lutji luir ftlalla nhlnwl It, tuivlaMutal
lines mid divided Into panels secured obtain a charter for a new corporatiea
to each other by fagoting. The Urnls W"li represeald. and the appeal
XV. effwst Is also ipular. the sUk tloo ealleil Sir. Ilattersoa as their sut
overnklrt openlitK over au umleriHtttl- wltaese. He ws asked by his owl
cost of lace. I "kle only two questmen.
The hips are even more snugly atted "You have lived la Hartford a great
than formerly, and th bul.lt back Is mnay yrs. Mr. ilatteronr'
s'n on a grwit many wmIcIs. "Yes, sir."
Sleeves an- growing uiu.b Isrjjer. All "Arc you In favor of gnuiUag this
th f-iL!-eail.- mwJeV hive thejsrj.ej clmrterr
.o. sir.
Here his lawyers rested, leaviag the
rest to chance, knowing that .Mr. Bat-
OIED.
NIIWtOMaV-At the family home la
South Salem. October II. IMS. Joka
Newtome. aged T4 years, of paraly
sis. Mr. NawMine leaves a wife aad two
elilhlren. Mrs. Walter Uuokner. of Sid
ney. Ore., ami A. Newsome, of this
city. It la not known when the funer
al service will be, but will Its an
nouared later.
D. E. Hunttlngor, funeral dlreeter,
153 Court street. Phono Main 801.
Residence 390 Court street, phone
2181 Oltck.
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Absolutely le greateet laveatlou of
the century, the Perpetual I'eacll.
30.000 sold la San Kmaclaco lo
teu days. Never needs sharpening,
uorer wears out. Sample M cents
No stum w. Money returned If not
as represented. Write liumedhttely
for ohu and Kt exclusive terrltori.
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This Afternoon.
District Attorney Hart Files
Indictments
The regular October term of the
criminal department of the Marion
rooaty circuit court was coaveaed to
day District Attorney 1- N. Hart
this morning returned three ladlct
menu, as follows Freak Gordon aad
Joseph Murphy, mrceay la a nor.
Oorg Drake. fdaHery. Gordon aiw
Mnrohr were arraigned. Both waived
further Use and pleaded guilty to the
charge. Thursday at a. m. was the
time set for proaooaciaa; sentence
Gordon js the fellow who entered the
store of Jos. Meyers & Sons aad car
ried off several pairs of tnmeew Mur
phy visited J. X. Shanta's aecoad-aaad
store and helped himself. Drake was
given until tousorow la wMea to
plead
The court appelated a bailiffs for
this term of the court A. Ml Parker aad
E M. Cooper.
Court was convened at 1 o'clock
with all jurorfi preeenL Judge Bur
nett read to the jurors sections of the
code pertalalag to contempt
O. G. Schellberg was excused as
juror because he is aa exempt fire
man. W. I.. Jones, constable of Jeff
erson precinct, was also excused from
jury service, as he is aa officer.
In case of Palmer vs. Brand, a mo
tion to dissolve the attachment was
overruled, and the motion to quash
the summons aad the service of the
same was sustained.
Jacob Leldenger was sworn in as
third bailiff, who will be in charge of
the Jury in the Markley case until a
verdict is reached.
Markley Case Called.
The Markley case was called at 1 :
o'clock. District Attorney J. N. Hart
and Deputy John H. McNary and C. M.
Inman appeared for the state and
Markley is represented by John M.
Gearln. of Portland, aad Carson &
Adams, of this city.
The first twelve men called to the
jury box were R. B. Duncan. O. I.
Morris. A. Daue. W. P. Miles. T. C.
Davidson. John C. Savage. I H. Pou
jade Alonso MoffitL D. Bowerman. F.
A. Wiggins. D. Steiner. James H. Pat
ty and W. II. Downing. There is not
a very large attendance at the trial.
Of the flrst body of jurymen called.
Duncan was peremptorily challenged
by defense, as was also Miles. O. I.
Morris. A. Daue aad T. C Davidson
were excused. John C Savaga, a
rousln of J. H. McNary. was excused
because be did not believe in Inflict
ing capital punishment, when even a
part of the evidence was of a circum
stantial nature. L. Poujade, & farmer
of Gervals precinct, was the first juror
that was accepted by both sides. The
examination of the other jurors is In
progress as this report closes.
History of the Case.
At an early hour Wednesday morn
ing. June Stth. John D. Fain, a retired
merchant, of Champoeg, was shot and
killed at the rear of the store of John
F. Markley, bis former partner Mark-
ley waa arrested, charged with the
crime. He protested his Innocence,
but, upon the showing made at the
coroner's inquest, all of the evidence
being of a circumstantial character,
the jury charged Markley with the
crime. The accused man was given a
preliminary examination before Form
er Justice O'DowaW, who held the sus
pect to the circuit court without
The smaa who decides to wear his summer suit all through the early ul
asm on up to the more sovere weather of wlater will find thaL while he U
tried to be ecoaoasical, he has really beea extravagant. In that he has dJ
aged his hearth.
If you really desire to be economical try oae of our new fall suits.
cue have uto-oatoaes combined vrlth service at a reasonable price
We Fit Out Boy's as well
Men From Head to Foot Brii
the Boys Along and Fit thei
Out For school,
Salem WOOleo Mill Store'
254-256 Commercial Street.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SALEM MILLS BLANKETS,
FLANNELS AND CLOTHING.
Do you drink good coffee?
you
If not why not?
Try us and see.
Gregg's Mocha and Java, 40c per tb.
Old Govt. Mocha and Java, 40c per tb
State House Mocha and Java, 35c,
3 lbs for $1.00.
It will pay you to Investigate our stock as well as prices
strictly the best to be had. Our prices the lowest.
We can suit you In coffee. We can suit your pur
Co Ja Ma Mocha and Java, 25c per I
Special Blend (try It), 25c per Tb.
Pacific Blend, 20c per tb, 3 Tbs for id;
No. 1 Good Rio, 15c, 7 tb $1.00.
Our gooj
ROTH & GRABER,
Phone 511.
124 State Street
BAKED BEANS.
BOSTON BAKED BEANS
10c a pan.
BROWN BREAD
JELLIES.
BROWN BREAD,
10c a loaf.
HOmB MADE JfBL.LIBS
We know these Jellies v. Ill please you. for It Is just in those little thine J
you are so particular and they are made especially for you. All klnfl
PEACH, GRAPE, PLUM, APPLE, BLACKBERRY, CURRANT.
Our aim is to Please You.
FULLER DOUGLAS, Grocers
142 State Street.
'Phone 22t
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Boots X
Markley waa arraigned ia the circuit
court, aad made application for a con
tinuance of his case uatil the October
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SPRUDENT SHOPPERS
X Who throng our store this week win find that we are conducting
the greatest tissue paper sale ever known yu will exhibit the same
2 keen Interest in this sale at you dtd last week in our books To please
2 the eye, and to make home attractive is the reason that we want to
s Sve you great values in our decorative ana piam tissues. See our '
9 display and read these prices they are for this week enly:
Our 36c rolls decorated tissue this week 18c
Our 36c rolls decorated tissue, tMs week 17c.
Our 20c rolls plain tissue, this week 1 0c
PATTONROm fiTOPP.5
eaeaeM9WMtee40a sooea
tenon' could fcet-p his eua up in say er
bal battle with ex-Uoreraur WoJVr
The latter iM-aan by akluf
"Mr. Iraltenuw. you hare Hied her
many years 7"
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"Well, sir." added Governor Waller,
lt is my wish that you may II Te kt
Hertford away more years. That Is all,
sir."
Thus was Mr. lie Iterate' s opportusu
ty to tall shelved. Ooreraor WaHei
knew bis UMH.-New Vork Times.
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For Sale Kuril I Ui re, carpets, pwao,
houae fur rant, hut ami oohl water
and hath, akso house and let on Gen-
OHM'K UK CMIUK CUUTUMS.
(Htffd at the wrist or directly below the
olbow. The uppers continue etua It
ting, although, fumy effects are beuaf
Introduced.
Few wewus will be seen this winter
without the udditkm of uuv. This
ooines In henvy varieties at a trlce
which places it within the rvet-b of all
liaised chiffon Mpplhiuee rpv-iiiiiu
grapes or Hewers are abi iuuh uU
on the were ehtberate oentuuiti
The simphi dress of -t.- an Is it
tor street tor wle. !M. Oall morn-
laua. It, H. WIlmnL Water street. .L-,nit-jir uhioa hunt IHnttrarH la use- j nver .waa.'
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lie I irpurrd.
Daniel Webster oace teW a friend
that his frreat eech lu reply te
Usjoe. which la the high water msrfc
of modern etoqucBee. but which at the
time as suppesed to haw beoa doilv
ered without preparaUoa. had been
substantially prepared toss befen
When called upea suddenly te reply te
the aery Caroiialaa's a tucks. wluVh
alarmed the New amslaaders at the
capita 1. he was entirely at ease ami
ready for the fray,, for. as he said, he
had "only te turn to his notes tucked
away m a plfeoaaole.M aad refresh his
reeolleetloa. "If Hajne." he sahl. "had
tried to make a sateen to it aijr note,
be eoubj net hare hit them better. Kb
man Is mintted by the occasion, I
term of court. The consideration of
the application and the time for enter
in a plea v. as nxed for Monday, July
7th. Markley pleaded not guilty, and.
In support of his application for a con
tinuance of hia case until October,
claimed that he could not receive aa
impartial trial at the Ume because of
the latoaso feollas; that existed
acaiaat him. a feeUag that was eten
embittered by the r. cent homicide at
the penitentiary. The court held that
la the aosonce of the consent of the
state's attorney to the desired coaUau
aace. It waa lacumaeat upon the de
fease to make a showtag way- the ex
tension of tune should bo allowed.
Boys and girls, havo you
bought your winter shoes? It
not come to me. I have a good
line of air Is' and boys' shoes,
from $1.16 up.
Good tit, good wear. Men's
and ladles' from $1-60 to $6.0v.
Fcpairing
Neatly Done.
I Jacob Vogt
9 265 Coa'L St.
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Woven Wire Fencing
The fence that fences. Once up,
stays up. Special price during Octob
er. Car will arrive about Oatobar
25th. Plate your order at once, and
save money.
. WALTER MORLEY
Salem Fence Works.
RINEMAN'8 DARQAIN8.
Deviled Ham rmall) per can
Be 6 for 25c.
Deviled Ham (large) per can
10c 3 cans 25c.
Sardines, per box
5c 6 boxes 25c
8almon, 3 cans
25o
8moked Horrlng,
Per box, 25c.
Catsup, per pt bottle
15c2 bottles 25c.
GoodfSoda (18-oz pkg )
So S pkgs 25c
Washing Powdcr.per pkg
5c
Jumbo Mush,
Four nirbinM 25 eentt.
Bring us your Butter and eggs.ffi
merchandise.
M. T. RINEAUN,
132 8tate 8L Telephone 1J
WHEAT MARKETS.
Chicago, Oct,
-Wheat 7Ki7i
Counsel for defendant filed a number
of amdalts embodying the objections
above mentioned. Counter affidavits
were filed by Prosecuting Attorney
Hart and his deputy. John H. MeNary.
but Judge Burnett granted the applica
tion for a continuance of the case un
til the October term of court.
GOLD DUST FLOUM
Made by ..y
THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPA'
Sidney, Oregon.
Made for family use, oak your
grocer for It Bran and
shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN Affenll
Oyster Cocktails
the
fF&cwide
Haaultun Bros KK State St.
Chicago Store;
People's Bargain House.
O V B RSTOOKBD I
That la exactly the flx we are In, too ninny goods. Now what to d lti
them ta the next question. There Is only one thing to be done with tb
and that Is to put prices on these soods that v.'lll move them oot
tulok. We are determined on this point, and will saorlflce prlcea all ov r tW
tore. Dreas goads wool flannels, blankets, comforts, men's, ladles "J
children's underwear, outing flannels, cloaks, furs, umbrellas, notions '
bona, corsets, men's ladies' and children's hosiery, muslins, domest
dies' shirt watata. wool shawls, and faclnators, silks and velvots. ladies aci
Man's elneu bk..m.a . , ... . . a f
- . S.WTOT. uiinuu. wooi jacKets anu hoods, towels, napkins aim -linens.
Sale commences Tuesday morning and will be oontinued U '
week. We will make the sale a record-breaker. Such nrleea were ne''
before offered to the buying public.
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