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THE D AllY JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1903.
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Dress Goods.
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It may seem absurd to some people. This radical knifing of desirable gar
ments and goods. In our desire to clean up and get ready for another
season, we sacrifice not only profit but in many cases a large part of the
cost. The best will be picked oat the first days, don't delay in taking
advantage 01 inese unexceueo pd.ri.uua.
Petticoats
You will find a
display of petti
coats m our
Owrt St. win
dow that will in
terest you. The
Myles are the
latest and our
cut prices are ex
tremely low.
Notice this win
dow and don't
overlook the cut
price tickets.
Good Reliable Dress Goods at Next to nothlne
prices
45 Inch All Wool fancy Blues and Tans.
75c cot to 50c
431ncn All Wool double twill Scree, creen
60c cut to 48c
52 Inch All Wool Chalk Line Navy
$.00cotto85c
48 Inch Fancy Granite Blue
$. 25 cut to 08c
48 Inch Extra Quality Zlbcllne Tan only
$J.50cutto $J.OO
Wool Walstlntrs comprising all the eood things
in Frencn Flannel plain, fancy and Silk Em
broidered Fancy Striped Scotch Flannel, striped
Albatross, etc .
65c to $.00 values 48c
2000 other pieces of Dress Goods at equally
good bargains
Each day adds new pieces to our Remnant
Counter, they co at ONE-HALF I'HICli
J Corsets
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Cms.'t fit and corset
lomlort mean one and
he same thing, if you
buy the Royal Wor
cester or Bon Ton,
We are sole agents
and carry all srvles,
and sizes from 18 to
36 prices from
35c to $5.
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COAL TO
BE PLACED
ON FREE LIST
President Engages in Con
ference on Coal Question
Effort Made to Relieve Coal
Famine in New York
Reliable Glove
are the famous HANSEN
MAKKconsUcred the best
working elove made. We
arc sole agents Protect
your hands with these
cut prices
$ .75 $ .69
1,25 gauntlet .87
J. 75 $.39
Crt. Fancy 40c and
OUA 50c values
cat price 20c
See Court St window dis
play.
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Washington. Jnn. 13. The HousJ
ways and means committee tins morn-
InK (twilled to report a substitute ior
the Hill bill, which provides a rebate
tnv nil kimls of coal, from all sources,
for ona year, virtually placing coal on
the free list for that period. The bill
will be called In tlie House this after
noon and undoubtedly will pans im-
nWla'ely Dalzeli, Payne and Gros-
vi.nin- hv reouest of tli President.
nniirwi at Hie White House this morn
ing for a consultation on tho coal sit
untlon. besides the proposed legisla
tion Kiantlnj? a rebate. Other plans
will b discussed, which tho partici
pant In Uic confeience refuse to dis
cuss.
shall not desert them. I do not believe
that President Roosevelt Intends to
take a hand in a local fight."
ANOTHER"
BATTLE
REPORTED
Turkish Force Overcomes
Macedonians
Vli.nnn. .Inn. 13. The Die Zeit today
rAnnrtn n. fierce battle at I'onelope. be
tween 200 Macedonians and tho Turk
ih forces. Seventy of the former
wore killed and wounded. Another
dispatch relates horrible atrocities by
the Turks at DJumala. Eight pens
ants were hanElnc head down for 24
hours, and scores of women nnd girls
wero violated.
Put on Your Spectacles
and Read What
Specs
Bros.
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New Sights lor Legislators
w orK ami wnrry matte use fatter than year.
nklm ntHl
NEW TODAY
easier nml wiiiry Whh. amimtha Imrk til wrln
spii'iinui m-ip io him hiiI In
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
Hyiw that hurt when yttu work w wl, or (hut full (o w rhmrly both near
and fiir. ran alm.t alsya he help! ,,- Il(l-M. We guarantae Tm yZr
CHAS. H. HINGES,
PIONEER OPTICIAN.
Next Ooor to Buih's Dank.
uYT'"aW0,5liSu',e of Ro Rent-lmiulrr nt
........, .. , ai, LOmmeiclal atue. 1 121 wk
BB 8tte Street.
WHEAT MARKET8.
Jau 10 -Whrnit.
ClilciiKo.
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GOLD DUST FLOUR
Mad by
THK BIDNCY POWER COMPANY
Sldnt, Oregon.
Mkda for fnmlly use, auk your
srooor for It. Ilreu tnd
horti alwaya on hand.
A. T. WAI.N Agent
J. M.IIOWEU
Cash Market
InHleliier'e FU Mrktt, state Stmil
Frwh uifti (4 nil kind, bami, alioHhi
ira. im. ini. tc. promct Service
Plione, Alain 1401.
Business
Mens'
Lunch
Wanted. An elderly Indy to keep
hoim.-; could brlwc child along. Ap
pl) "V," caitt Journal olllce.
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VanhliiBton. Jan. 13. In thf Senate
this mornlns; Culberson Introduced a
rt'Hiilutloii exempting from duty an-tlnaclt-
and ask Immediate consider
ation nut of order. He dwlnred there
was an unbroken pieeeilent In the
Senait- sliue 1815 for such action,
under the constitution. Aldtleh ob
ipfCit bt-cauae It is another phase of
. I. . Y'.( , M.uf.l.t. lii. ..l.lrttt .A,.,ilfl ia
III.' t-ni i Y-nviilliuji, niiivil riwui.i c i
ronaldi'i'i'd In renular order. The re-
oiimon wt'iu over. i ne way ami
niPflns committee this afternmin de
cUlcl not to bring the amended Hill
bill before the Houae. a tho privi
leged bill would cause thorn to bo sub
let to amendment. Ho dofilred to
submit It so it will immediately pass.
IiiKtcad it has len decided to bring a
rule for its consideration at tomor
row's session.
.Wrt York, Jan. 13. Low's confer
ence with the coal operators, and the
I'lesld'-nt's call for the purpose of as-
(citalnliiK what meaaurea are posalhlu
to lelleve tho fiuulno In tho city, be
gun at 11 o'clock thU mornliiK. Uaer
was the llrf to arrive, followed by
Mnvkln, Under wckmI. of the Krlo;
Fowler, of Ontario, and Thomas, of the
Lehigh Valley.
WORTH
KNOWING
At this Season of the Year.
For Rent. An- eltthty acre farm, with
about W) acrea etenrml, balance tim
ber. (Jowl hop. grain or jiotato land,
or will sell at a bargain. Call on
Mra. It. Cray ton, one block west of
North Salem school. 1-13-tf
Cows for Sale - A few mxxl full
UkHHieU Jera.)a Inqiilic at David
aon'a MornliigaliJ -. 1-13-tf
W1(SS
A. I. EOFF. E. HARTLEY.
EOFF & HARTLEY
MEAT
MARKET
(J'k WM ft rry
KUtttatcitt a4 twihfy JtUtMtd tt
HvMX mttUt Mt. 6
lift Kfat Ctr. N
g Pftone 2853 Main. 8
AUNT JEMIMA
Is here. Come and see her.
t1rat-ctai lunckM wr at Ua mw
I Nofc liuttfa cwmtr at l kwrn. d)
or nliit. U' wlU maka n ,1
' of wtHtwlcHM, aaHM- kraat, aaa
wtowwMrM. caw cowJr. 4
In fart all that gw to wahtt up a ant
eta Ihhcn. w, afr to call 9.
Pciat alMaUoN ta tk Inula am mm'
lunch mat wtJl b MTTtd dally f n
m. uatll t p. m.
ALEX. CORNOYER Prop.
Ftesh
Chocolate
Chip
nzwi tie ZLi&
BORN.
HNItaRlt.-- At the family home. Nu.
ISO its, itmt, XuntUy. January
U. lt3. tu Mr aii Mrs K H
Merger, a (laughter.
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DIED.
UICM.- At the- Oregon atat iwrami
aihool. TutHHlay morning. January
13. 113. of perforation of the bow
ela. SIIm Hlc. aged ! yrs.
DeceaMMl turn bwa aUghtlr 111 for a
ahort tlmt.. but yeatfrUav ,.!.
took anddeuly wow. culwnatlng la
hla ileth early Utk muralnc. 11 la
home ia In Douguu couwy. henc
the iMjdy will be ahlppl for Interment
lotuorrow.
All the coal men present agieeil to
co- otiemte with tho New York deal
ra to supply 2fi-jKuiid lla of -anthracite
for 10 cent, and to do their n't-
most to expedite an Increase In tho
HUppIy. Uaer. Fowler and Sayor were
npK)lnted a a committee to try
meana to relieve the famine. Low,
liner and Thomas made addresses.
liner read his. sayiiiK "He did so to
prevent being misrepresented by tho
sensational press." He said hie com
pany waa only lecelvlng live tons. If
any cas weie brought to ills notice
whom the dealer was buying and
ho((llng for higher prieea, he would
cut off his supply. The real cause of
till scarcity was that none was mined
during the summer.
144 State St 1 Tl I
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RAILWAY TIES.
W Irehaa MevTOpbji in fat be u-xn! on
Italian traliw n u iii-ank f prcvenilng
railway aivldiik.
Spain at4tk the mwd fw ,-Ueuu
woriing or hr rlu,. Quiy w
rent of the sit, inrnlitga are ww in
UiuuNgfiueiil.
Hferal liuwrtunt railway are UWng
bli In fhlua .NotwlUH.tau.lln,. their
tueorcilcnl ..jHitoiu, to ratUuja. Itw
t'Ulii. uinVv much uw of tUeui when
Vullt. am! trade k at uik luitro.
All the iu.H trahii. ihi the Ceniral
l.uitou railuaj art. to w a..
couktruuiou. kttel imJ aaUiiu Wlug
"W'J . Othw iM-ttutkai,. fr
u- Ruiny of baenaers ,re ,,
takeu.
TOWN TOPICS.
, St. IaiiiIs Is liHlng that melancholy
DhiiWi reellnit. Meiupbis CotnniM'eial
AiMal,
Avcurtllng to the inw ehlengu dliect
iii'X. the city now uuiulttra IUjao.000
bouifc. or at least 1.JWUW0 MHiplo.
Hnaloii (ilolH.
A Itostou iuiiii hni raised the liwiulrv,
"vhy do iwople live In Chlengo?"
.ua.vue koine or tbeui bad to vImmmhi Iw
twuwi that place and IhaMon.-KMiiir
(I.) liute Cliy.
The NntU.nal ISducuthHWl asocifl
thHi sbt.uld tiie-t lu Hoatou ne.t. No
ulty in tin I nitfd Stute. with the pos
Bible exu-ptioii of New York. iil. -.1
ticutors nu.ie ..r f.ci the need of thorn
less.- JhiUouUHc Times-Union.
Edward Ellis.
SURE CURE FOR Pli pr
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S"" . tU for. a. well a"
Wtu4, UleedlBc or Pratm.u.,. ...
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mm k
Eglfcr & DouglasJirFrHS
" T It MBt hr mall T,.fT. ... . Sl!w
Grocer Itiifftfr
tM:iifst
PkUm.lnhi. n. "'SL-1'.."?"
8tOBrt-dr?f,lJM.'w ",0 W
'AIN
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
lhr,rT!ub.tiM.;v.;iv .
oowe ly th,,c Du Jtt Graiu)
Ua tu place. If prgpriy
It ta4aUkthb of , )(9
gfate eaiW ooanpmw with It j.
"vor or tMarthfuliws.
TRY IT TO.DAY.
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REMAINS
IN FIGHT
Mormon Apostle Is Strongly
Opposed
Any courIi nccompnnled by expec
toration which lnsta ovor thrco or
four days, require attention and
tieatment; this does not menu a visit
to the hospital, nor to your physician
nor wholesale drugging with patent
medicines; but It means that somo
simple, harmlees effective antiseptic
remnly like Stuait's Catarrh Tablets
should be used to uard off any possi
ble termination Jn Pneumonia, Chronic
Catarrh, Uroncliitla or Consumption,
All of the formidable disease start
from ii common cold, neglected or al
lowed to run Its course and it Is only
the exercise of common evory dny
caution to euro n cold as quickly as
possible, not so much for what it Is
ut the moment, but wjiat it tnny be
come If neglected.
Perhaps no remedy Is so safo. re
liable and convenient to stop n cold
or obstinate cough as Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets.
The extract of blood root contained
In them combined with the red gum
Of tlie ICUClllvntllH trim urinm n
UlO inUCOUH mnmlmma .,f tl.o nn...
...... w v.., uuau,
iiiouin ami uiroat in a condition to
throw off tho gorms of catarrh, bron
chitis and consumption, and. as thoy are
taken Internnlly they seem to equnl
Ixe the circulation nndp lace the body
In tlint condition of health which re
sist, and throws off the norma nt
disease.
A person In perfect health rarelv
catches cold and If he dous. throws It
off In a dny or two, but. whore the
cold hangs on. stopping up tho nostrils
I 111 tA' 111 If tllu Htrr .... ,l. 1
slstent aniioyliiR cough it Is ovidont
tnnt the system for some reason is un
able to throw off the dlsenso gorms
which cause tJio trouble; a llttlo as
distance is necewity. nnd this Is best
given by the use of somo harmless
germ destioying antiseptic like Stuartal
vniann lamets which aro so pnlat
abl and equally so for children nnd
aduUs.
nrugglsU Mil these tablets at .10
Cents full u,i package, higher In
price than tiochei. nmii- h.,Un i.
I ... vuuhu
yniM. but Stuart's Catanh Tni.ia
contain aiitiMptic properties wlilch ac-
many cure colda. catanh mid throat
nd lung troubles while it u n ,,
tariow fact that cough drops and
tough drop and cough syrupa are
largely compoed of oiiluni. rni.
ami similar druga that have no cura-
wve power.
It la also true that mam- iui.i
liquid medicines and tonics for catarrh
depend upon ft alcohol they contain
whlcli give simply a temnorai-v em.
Ulation of no real Uonafli r..
trouble catarrhal or otherwise.
1-13-1617
HAVE TO SAY
Yesterday wo onjoyod thn 1.,.
est trade wo havo had ainco m
have boon among you, and wo fai
juHtiiicti in saymg that never be
foro in tiro history of Salem hn. .
...
Rtoro Bninoa ravor with tho peopi,
as fast ns wc havo, nnd now let ci
suggCBt to you why wo account for
this.
FIRST
lir .,..i,...i.. .
prices and do not hitio them under
a bushel, as you linvo witnessed b;
rcnuing our nils.
SECOND
Wo carry a stoolc of goods var
led nnd complote, thus giving yoo
tlio opportunity to supply nearly
every want nt our store at uV
very minimum of expense to you
THIRD
We are able, to furnish nil our
customers with frosh eggs nnd but
tor. wlilch we buy -hero and at our
Aumsvllle storo, nnd In no case
since tho 1st of last November
have we charged over .10 cents pr
doKon for oggs and tomorrow
will offer them nt 2f cents per doj
en.
FOURTH
We trent nil our cuslom u
we would wish to be done by, vsA
if. porchance, wo should at mt
time soil you nnythlng that
aro not satldod with, wc will cliwr
fully refund you your money, or
otherwise mnkte It satisfactory 1
you.
FIFTH
We buy all kinds of farm produc
that wo can possibly handle, elthf
for cash or In trade, giving tk
farmers a ciianco to market thel-
produce In Salem to bVtter ndvon
age than olsowhoru.
SIXTH'
Wo carry groceries, hardware
tinware, earthenware, glasswan
parent modlcinoB, boots nnd shoe
gents and boys' lints, nnd will bocj
add a lino of gonts' furnlshfci
goods nnd staple dry goods,
e have tho only storo of la
kind In Snlom, nnd we nak jout1
glvo us a trial.
State Street
One Block West Of Court House
KaHtic
:cjra
inm
2 cts, 2 cts, 2 cts, 2 cts. !$
Kememcer always tciffg rjfi
DR. STONE'S DRlIf, STORfti V
S.tt Uke I'm.. Jan 13 -Member
W the legislature hat i-..i.,i
.. -.t vh rum
wuttlcatioas signed by ijiii.. r
WlNHU'S Chrt.ln .-....
protertltt, m tlteUoa
u sukmx ror 8Batar 1H- ..
bring. .Iiiar pr,,.,. rrom , ov
h, untry 8oot. when intrlewed
today id , rttll w u(
Mlpi MftNmt of te abator
Chicago S
will sell any patent medftfc
bottle, box or package,
any drug sold by the lb., to
2 cents Less
tlian any cut rate price aJ
vertised in this paper.
PiJIiSre
tore
say th
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HQU8E.
This sale for Mondav anr( T0e4, f
...,. U.e ,'lh real nnufacturers of low .,HnU ,, ,u., rw fiood-'
Z'JL'zr .'I. ' " -t t ... .. h
""" wir competitors.
Mea'i He all linen collars Sc.
Men' iec Biwlno sos 5c
Jjett' Met all silk nwhtl'es, l6c.
Xea's Sic iHMt suspwiders i5c.
ooyn jm hmt spaars &c.
MW li WMe8 Unid UBdirww
Wc.
ChlMre' Ifc &mc hi .....
wear lie. TO u"1""'
oys 26c outing flannel waists ISo
Mens fc. )tneu handkerchiefs, 4c
Mens 75c farny drew atblrts 16c
Mws hats from sae wp.
THE ALVVAY8
Idloa' jackets from 10 up
Ladios'. clqth qapos from $2 50 "P
Hoys' 266 caps, salo price 15c
Ladlos' 3.60 skirts-, sale price l
Ladles' 20o fast blaok stocking l
Ladios 35c fancy belts. 19c
60 finishing: braid 2o.
Children's 20c stookiugs, oU "
10c.
Ladles' 26o flaeoe lined under'
15c.
76c -double Aucnrn blankets ISf
llo "Turkish mweis. stee 3xi l"
BllftV a'-mri0
l'
iiM.ua t.,ng M, r,.,.nda har . f
- " tu itfc r.u l
McEVOY BRbS.7S3?gft
Salem, Or.
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