TE DAMLY JUSflMAL, aALeMr.0RRaOMTHUn8DAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1D03.
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Not Sttbng !a Streaks
Tho Barr Store's stock Is not Just ttrono In trMiA. . i. i, ..,.. .i.k
tso many stores In our time not strona on certain classes of good and
very vrea on oicr. uuro, on we contrary, la a well balanced stock,
equally strong on anything and everything that a stone of this das ounht
to carry. Watches, Clocks, Diamond Rings, Brooches, Pins, Lockets, Cut
Glass, Sllverwear, Umbrellas In all these , and many other smaller Jewelry
-Items, wo have assortments that In beauty and variety do the utmost honor
land credit to this store. Special Christmas relnforc.mn. . eu,.ntnn
kitiany of these lines to even larger proportions than usual. Our Christmas
stock of 1903 will be better still than the very notable one of last year.
Corner State and
.ifeerty Streets.
Salem.
riaiii ii iiiiniiniiniK
Local
Events
In the
w tn tiiirni I'H-h iihiiii
Social Realm
homo from an extended stay In Hoso-burg.
The ladles are all Invited to the
lunch with the Citizen's Light & Trac
tion Company. ' 3t
Two Aged Insane.
Mrs. Emma Northriip, of Medford,
was received In tho asylum this morn
ing bn a commitment from Jackson
county. Sho Is 70 years old, and hor
Insanity is said to be duo to trouble
with a former husbaud, from whom sho
was divorced. J. E. Darkdell and Mrs
W. D. Hazol brought tho old lady to
tho asylum, and hor ostato will be
charged with $10 a month for her
care.
Gui r go ( Dixon, a stack buyor, of
Medford, was also received this morn-
PERSONALS.
Dr, Frank Darr went to Mount An-
Eel this morning.
M, B. Poguc returned last ovcnlng
from a visit to Albany.
1 Guy G. Willis, of Portland, camo up
for a brief visit last night
Dr. Mark S. Skiff came up from a
Flslt to Portland last night.
' G. O. Bingham returned lost even
ing from a visit to Portland.
r Stato Gnmo Warden Baker, ot Cot-
Hag GroTo, was In the city last ovon-
"!Hng.
Honry Lang came flown from Al-
hmv thin mnrnlnir for n lirlpf Rtnv In Inir from Klnninth nonnlv. Tils lusntil.
Ealom. ty Is said to bo the rosult of a de
i Hon. John Mlnto Is homo from aibauch. Ho Is 61 yaars old, and has a
islt with his son, J. W. Mlnto, of motlior nt Grant's Pass. Herbert
irtland. ' Baldwin and J. C. Cnmahnn brought
Judge R. P. Bolso wont to Albany the man to Salem.
lis morning to hold a short term ot
so circuit court.
i Mrs. E. W. Stahl is In Uie city from
ser homo in Astoria, for a fow days'
lait with friends.
J Shoemaker, of Jefferson, was in
Halom this morning, visiting his
Hnughtor, Mrs. J. W. Iloland.
Emll Hahn and family and Mrs. H.
Huston left lost night for San Bornar-
lino, Cal., to spend tho winter.
Theo. Schubort and Charles Meado
Brent to Drain last ovcnlng, whonce
thoy go to the coast to locato tlmbor
ETlalms.
Dr. J. II. Brewer, of this city, and
Is son, Dr. C. H. Browor, of Stayton,
Iloft -for Portland this morning for a
fow days' visit.
Hack Harklns left this morning for
Prcsno, Cal., aftor a week's visit with
Wrlcnds horo. Ho oxpects to go Into
le mountains, east ot rrosno, on a
prospecting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. R. It. IUggs laft this
morning for Los Angolos, on tholr
Lway homo to Glasco, Kansas, where
ley rosldo. They visited here at tho
homo of H. H. Spauldlng, an old
lelghbor ot tho family, and before
rooming horo spent somo tlmo In Wash
ington, where Mr. IUggs hunted big
same In the Olympic mountains.
O. 0. Rlchos, of Portland, postal In-
I specter, Is In tho city for a brief visit.
Mr. Rlchos was born and raised at
Punier, and was for years ono of tho
most successful toachers In the Ma-
3on county schools. Ho has been In.
le moll service for n number of
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South Salem Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Jonoa roturned
avow days ago rrom an oxioimuu vmu
Slaftho East
jllon. John Mlnto returned yestardny
Trom a few days' visit with his son In
Portland.
IMrs. A. Vogue, of Corvallls, Is In the
Ity for a fow days' visit with Mrs. Al.
tarvln, In South Salem.
tMiss Dolllo Knlskorn has returned
From Pen to Asylum.
Dr. J. D. Shaw, physician nt the pen
ltentlnry, this morning appeared be
fore the governor, and certified that
J. Cornelius, a prlsonor serving a term
from Multnomnh county, for criminal
assault, was Insnno. and recomm.nd
lng his transfor to tho asylum for
treatment. Tho govornor will order
tho physicians at the asylum to ox
amino tho man, and. If found Insane,
ho will bo sont to tho asylum. Cop
nelius came to tho ponltontlary In
1894.
Cyclone Mine Strikes Water.
Mr. Joseph Wnddoll, manager ot tho
Cyclono mlno, In tho Virtue district,
who lion boon In tho city for a day or
two, states thnt last Friday thoy
struck water in plentiful qunntltlos
on tho 400-foot lovol. Ono of the bin
drancos to tho operation of this prop
erty has boon tho lack of wator. Now
thoy have a largo Biipply, and in fact
havo to keop the big pumps going day
and night Good reports from this
property aro ox pec ted in tho near fu
tura Baker City Democrat.
Mrs. Olmsted Improving.
Mrs. Colonel J. Olmsted, who was
compelled to go to tho Salem hospital
soverol weoks ago, where sho under
wont a serious surgical operation, has
so far rocovored that she has beon, ro
movod to hor home, No. 10 Division
stroet Sho Is improving rapidly, and
her recovery Is a quos'tlon of but a
fow wooks.
What Schilling's Best does
for a grecer: settles all ques
tions of
ifitn
ceflM
UVinjpwJt
and leaves him free to attend
to the rest of his business.
Money back.
YOUNG
MEiY
CLUB
Youthful Republicans
Get In Line For
Election
Will Stand For a Clean But
Vigorous and Progress
ive City Govern'
ment
bidden to touch tho ink bottlo, had
accidentally spilled Its contents not
only alt over her mpthor's desk, but
on tho rug, several chairs and hor
own apron. Her mother, on discov
ering tho stato of affairs, had express
ed mora surprise than pleasure. When
ittio fathor of tho family returned at
! night his little daughter met him at
tho door and asked:
"Papa, how much docs a bottlo ot
Ink costt"
"Oh, about C cents."
"Five cental" oxclolmcd tho ag
grieved youngstor In a tone ot doep
disgust. "And to think that mamma
would mako all that fuss about one
little bottle of Inkl" LIpplncotfs.
Tho Young Mon's Republican Club
mot In tho ofilco of J. G. Graham, on
Commercial street, Inst ovonlng, to
discuss tho coming city campaign, and
to decide whothor tho club should par
ticipate In tho coutost Tho lattor
Wanted Money for Rats.
A Now England senator tolls n
story of a cortaln wealthy business
mnn In Providence, It, I., whoso rop
utetlon for tlghtflstodness In business
manors was a matter of common
knowledge, ovon la neighboring
states.
Not long ago tho man ot strict busi
ness principles engaged a profession
al rat catcher to undertake tho task
of ridding his wnrohouso collars of
them.
Tho rnt-klllor prosontod his bill,
Provldonco man
was indobted to tho former In tho sum
of 10.
"Good grnolous!" oxclalmcd tho
tlghtflstod man, as ho glanced at tho
bill, "10!" Thon aftor a second's
pun so, ho anxiously asked:
"Don't I got anything for tho rats?"
Now York Tribune.
proposition was promptly, decided, as'" . , . , . ,
. , . I .. L J .. .. :tho troublo8omo rodonts thnt lnfocted
buuii ua i iiaiueui ii. u, ration caucu
tho meeting to order, for thoro wns
nnlv rnrk Atilnlnn find (hn K4
tho Ynnmr Mnn'ft'ninh .hn.,1.1 fnU lBho,n '" th
nctlvo part In tho contost
Tho gathering was a ropresontatlvo
ono, nnd tho members woro enthusias
tic. President Patton, In calling the
club to order, said, In part:
"At the request of many membors I
have cnllsd this mooting to discuss
nnd decide the future policy. To bo
offectlva and recognized ns a club, wo
must stand together, and work to
gether In harmony.
. "This meeting, coming, as It does,
upon the evo of tho city election,
mennB much to nil of us as young Re
publicans. Wo have, If orgonlzod
properly, a majority of tho voters of
Greater Salem, nnd, 1 will say, the
progressive element Tho young bust
ness men of the city will bo wlUi us.
To be recognized, wo must bo organ
lzed mora thoroughly and carefully
Made Double Keno.
Minneapolis. Nov. 19. A masked
highwayman entered the Metropolitan
club rooniB this morning, lined olght
plnyers against Uie wall, secured $90.
backed down tho steps and oecnpod.
An Armenian Murder.
Borlln, Nov. 19. The Tageblntt re.
porta that Archbishop Davldu was as
sasslnntod today by Armenians at
Uschmldastn, In tho Caucasus The
murderers escaped.
$IlHliSHi$HI$K$I$KI
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A Calendar Novelties
for the new year aro now belne shown
for the first time, The variety Is so
large, nnd the assortment so wellchosen
that a purchaser may feel confident that
theywiu not find tnelr selections dupli
cated. We are showing the lines of eight
different calendar publishers, In fact! be
largest line of real novelties ever pre-"
seated to calendar buyers. Better make
selections now and have them put aside.
Stoe "
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Pattern's J
Book m
Mttiizs that are Necessity
To evory lady of taato In droea com-
prise our assortment of diamond
ngo, bracelots, hat pins, etc Tholr
teauty strikos the eye at a glance,
ratio the moderato prices open the
Ipor of purchase to ovory ona Buy.
3g Is easier where first choices are
i06t numerous. Our constant qus
Diners keep bringing us new friends.
fe grow by our past
:. T. POMEROY
reweler and OpUclsn, 2SS Com. St.
We Rave Fresh Home Made
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Minnehaha Cakes
a
T EXTRA QUALITY. MADE FRESH EVERY OTHER DAY.
At the CaUJornla Bakery.
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A. X ASSOCIATION NIGHT SCHOOL X X
fW STUDENTS ENTER1H0 DAILY
PRACTICAL SUBJECTS: BEST TEACHERS: SMALL COST.
GmftMlaa. BatfcJ. Readlae Rooa. Library la CoBnectto.
Y. . C. A.-CesuiiercUl sd Owaeketa Sts- Pisae 2081. Catilo free
than over boforo. Wo can bo a gront (
help to tho Republican party In gener
al, and to tho central committee In
particular.
"I would rocommond thnt tho Young
Men's Republican Club organize on
tho samo plan as the contral commit
tee, nnd be divided Into sub-organlza
tlnos, which will bo ablo to do offeo
tlvo work for the party nnd tholr
principles. ,
"Tho nominations for mayor and
councllraen will bo by direct vote, and
no ono knows yot but what thorolll
be but one tlakot In tho field. Let us
help put In tho council good mon, who
will stand for good streets and roads,
an economical administration and a
progressiva city. I know that wo havo
such men In the Republican party. Af
ter organizing and after the nomlna
tlons are made, I would suggest that a
committee be appointed to call upon
the central committee and notify them
that we are ready to help elect the
ticket Above all else, let us work In
harmony, which Is Uie only way that
we can accomplish anything."
The address was received with ap
plause, and a discussion of the recom
mendations followed. It was deotdod
to dlvlda the oity Into districts, and
appoint district chairman, to have
chorgo of tho work In their respective
localities, these chairmen to form an
executive committee. The club deter
mined to perfect a thorough organize
lion, somewhat on the lines of New
York's Democratic club, Tammany so
ciety, net only for this campaign, hut
for pemanent polltlclal effort
The mewfbew of the elHb present
taat Bight nfeowad that they had no
perfMsal fight to make but eapreaneil
tboniseiven for a good, honest and
progmelve city government, one that
would do Justice bMtweon man and
man. Bad It was the boh I raws opin
ion that meh effloors eouW bo ajeetod
from within the Republican party.
ranking It wMceainry to m ohUWo of
the orgaalsatloe.
The meetlBg, after an animated dto
cuseloR ot pMih. adjourned to 7:M
o'rlock tofoorrow evening, when the
club will reaaaosiblo In the ofSeo of
JniiM HeraH. in tho Murj4iy btoek.
where, it Is hoped, the youag Repub
iteana of every ward In the elty will
meet with the olub, and take further
atefs toward beginning campaign
work.
APPEAL
SUED FOR
LIBEL
Silverton Paper Must An
swer For a Little Six
Line Skit
Poarl W. Geer, plaintiff, vs. J. El
Hosmor, defendant. Is tho title of a
libel suit tiled In the first department
of the stato circuit court The plain,
tiff was formerly president of the Lib
eral Collage, at Silverton, nnd Mr. Hon
mer Is tho" publisher of the Silverton
appeal. Mr. door sues for 12000 dam
ages, on charges that he was Injured
In that sura In his reputation, by the
publication In tho Silverton Appoal ot
October 3, 1903, of the following Hem:
"It is rumored that many ladles
think P. W. O. should be changed to
I'. I. O,, slnoe so many hearts, and, In
some oases, repuations have been de
voured. For further Information write
to thoso ladles theiuselvee, or Inquire
of nny DPh arouud town. Ta-tn."
The plaintiff further alleges "that
the defendant meant thereby to at
tribute to tho plaintiff the attributes,
qualities and characteristics of a pig.
nnd contrary to the nature and dignity
of man; and that the plaintiff has
ruined and destroyed. In a ravenous
and greedy manner, the character and
reputations of many ladle. "
The plaintiff allegee Injury to his
n-putatlun and prays for damages In
the mini al (H). H. K. Sargent la
attorney for tho plaintiff.
Mr. Gear Is now totaled at Kansas
City, to whloh the Liberal College has
been removed.
An Ethical Distinction,
R4preeHtaftiv Robinson, of IUIJ
ana, was declaiming en the beauties
of natur.
"I leva to ks the early meriting
sunshine, k(M the dome ot the eapltal,
palat It gflWen, and make It look
glad."
"I'll bet you $10 you never saw It,"
sJ4 Representative Ruppert, of New
Yoik.
"My sob." replied RoMbsob, "this
la a poetieal, not a bookaaaklBr. &&
m$Klnm-imtu&itMii9m,iwimintmtMiMi8,tor,t.mtmM,me'mi.
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Blanket Weather
Yes, 1 8hould say so blanket wcathor with a vongoancet
By tho way, wouldn't wifo or tnothor appreciate a nico warni
v pair of woolon blankets served up ou Thanksgiving day, along
S with tho turkey and pumpkiu pio aud cranberry sauco. How
!$! it would add to hor pleasure and com for tl After all, it's theeo
oases in tho desert of life that mako lifo worth tho living,
jjj Sponkiug of blankets, aro you awaro that right horo in Salem
n we make from fifteen to
i 20,000 Palts of Blankets
a 7
eaon year? Do you know, too, that woolon blankot manu
facturers throughout tho country all coucodo that Oregon's jfi
wool and Oregon's mountain wator aro peculiarly adapted to g
4la wnnvinif f
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And do you remember, too, that our Balem mill has time ahd again
been placed In competition with other mills at numerous stato (airs and 1 1
j expotittona here In the northwest and has never yet lallod to score a vlo- j j
9 tory. Now the blankets that aro shown you by other merchants go first ','f
M from tba mill to the wholetsle house, then tlirotnH tbs 'drummer" to tho ;
S morclmut. Tho wholetalor gets his profit and tho "drummor" gsta his
commttoion. while our blankets como right Irom the mill toouroounten at ! !
flrstcoit, at rasoufaclurer'fl prices- It doesn't take tho mind ota sago,
then, tosro why we are thus enabled to nmleraoll all competitors and a
the rnmo time give our patrons the bait blanket made In the U. B
Whito blankets and gray blankets, mottled, scarlot, Vienna and fancy
moUlrd, all aro to bo found in our stock at all weights and at all prices.
We carry cotton blankets, not our own mako at 76o to (1.75 ror pair. Our
Woolen Indian Robes make handaomo couch covers and are alto the finest
o( warm winter bnggy roboi.
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Two More Heard From.
Iottors were this morning recetvod
by Govornor Chnmberloln from Ropro
sontntlvcs Haydon and Dapneman,
urging a special session of tho legis
lature, and plodglng thomsolvoa to op
poso all legislation, except that look
ing toward tho correction ot tho ns
sossmont lnwg. Doth gontlomon hrnr
tlly support tho governor's plnn for n
short sosslon of tho assembly.
ftt
tho
A Qreat Worry.
"How's your mothorT" asked
noli'hbor.
"Worrlod to doath," answorod tho
boy who was swinging on tho front
gnta "Fnthor's hunting In tho Adl
rondacks, brother Dill's gono to a po
litical convention, brothor Jako's Join
ed a football team nnd the drossmakor
Just told nmthor that she looked a
fright In mourning."
pnnnnniTninniinnmnirnTTnmrTTTn
I Don't Wait Until I
the man offers to
BUY your land; get
your
Title, Straight 1
Now
Then there is no de-
lay when you want i
to SELL
I You may THINK your
title is PERFECT.
Do you KNOW it is?
Salem Abstract
and Land Co. j
I F.W. WATERS, Mgr. i
fatlllUlllilllUilllilUUUUUUllllllUUUUliZ
IBI1f lille10iaH
I Pancakes
J Tho kind bolng sorved by tho
$ OltUens' Light & Traction Co,
5 In tho Kllngor block, opposlto
our storo Is mado from
Ftttlcan
Pancake
Flout
! ! For sale only by
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i! Fuller &
GROCERS
Z 142 State St. 'Phone 2301
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Douglas
Oita)CgtHfeeW
Hard
Wheat
A
I Flout
j Only $Ui5 per sack
! The famous unexcelled
Peacock Brand of flour -
The finest flour ever sold ; ;
in the city. Try it once. ;;
we win sen to you again. ;
D. A. White
8t Son
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i Fecdmen and Seedsmen ! !
! 301 Com'l St, Salem, Oregon. ; ;
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An Economical Mother.
SataU Katheriae, who had bea for osltlon.- PhlUdriphla Post.
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I A Grand Clean-up
Our entire stock of Shoes and Rubber goods to be
sold at sacrifice prices in order to adjust our new
goods. Bargains for all, call early and get the
cream of it.
P. Monfred
I Successor to Jacob Vogt. 265 Commercial Street
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