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1 Stockton &Co.
Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoo Store.
Corner Court and Commercial Streets. 298-300 Commercial Streete.
The universal provider propose to stir things up afl'n when we
coma forward with our tpela! offering the people flock to our
tore full of confidence, they are nevsr dleappolnted because we do
what we ay we doand a sale I never complete with u until
you art aatlefled.
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH, OR YOUR MONEY BACK.
Ladles, Mian? and Children
Jackets
HALF PRICE
D ess Goods I
High grado 8cctch SulUns,
regular 1.60 value, ajfoclal,
yard , '.... 98c
Dig Reduction In
Ladies Suits
New chiffon Collar founda
tion, just rocolfod.
Boo us for spoclal valuon In
high crodo comforts.
FiitS
from every ollmo
at reduced prices.
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Tea llrnnbard.
Tea drunkard sit) nearly as numer
out a opium UuikI and social gamble
among our les guarded iimliU ami ma
tron of (ho Idlu aristocracy uf wealth.
It 1 n tcrrlblo dissipation. Home of
the victim boll the tea until every bit
of tho (jtiarcltantilc aold Is extruded
Trom tbo leaves, which render tbc bev
erage blttor and dangerous. It Is so
astrlagrnt'that no mucous membrnno
tan readily overcome IU effect. Wom
en who revel and luxuriate llko It bo
cause It I a good "ilck me up." Now
Stork Press.
wililo ta Try.
"For tho Drat year of our married
life, dear," laid tho young man who
ra poor, but, had prospects, "wo shall
feavo tii llvo principally on love."
"Well, pcopUt can llvo on spoon vlctu
), can't they, acorgot" sho said, snug
filing closer to him. Chicago Tribune.
WHEAT MARKETS,
Chicago,
Jan. B. Wheat. 86ifl
Gold Dust Flour
Mete by
TUB SIDNEY POWER COMPANY,
Sidney, Oregon.
Mado ror family uio. Ask your
erocer ror It, Ilran and shorts a)
ways od hand.
A. T. Wain, Agt.
Oteg
on Fire Relief
Association
OrtfOB'a Great Mutual Insurance Co.
$15,440,588 Insurance at risk
Safe, economical Insurance for the
efiie. Head office. McMlnvllle, Or.
B,A JOHNSON, Ajtnt for Marlon Co.
Salem. Oregon.
Wanted Potatoes
We Want
Burbank Potatoes,
Early Ro Potato.
Early Jackson Potatoes.
Pserles Potatoes.
OameH Chill Potato.
James M. Kyle & Co
175 CommcrcJalSt.
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w in need of uuW in ou it I "? yUr y
will find U to you'r JZSt S?..l
re me juouecr ojitioiaua.
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Jeweler and Ootfcfan.
Shoes
The brtrt. and most complete
lino In tbo city at our clothing
and bSioo Btoro,
Men's Suit Sale
Good stylish milts ? 3.00
$ 8.60 Suits reduced to...
10.00 SulUi reduced to...
12.G0 Sulta reduced to...
15.00 Suits reduced to...
13.S0 Sulta reduced to...
20.00 Suits reduced to...
22.50 Suits reduced to...
6.00
.50
8.00
9.35
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13.00
15.00
Silts
Tho largest stock of silks In
all Salem Is shown at our cor
nor storo. Almost everything
tho heart could wish Is here.
and of every kinds
Fists
IHrWHIIIIIIIIIIIlim
New Today
minm-w-f i in i imii in
For 8ale. Fresh row; Inqulro of D.
T. Hrown, nt asylum. 1-C-lwk
c.
For Rent. A sovon-room houso nnd
barn In "West Salem. Good variety
of'fmlt on tho lots. Unclosed with
chlckon fonco. Torms G.OO cash
ront In advance. Apply to James
Carrier, West Salem. l-6-3t
Oak Pott. A lot for sale by A. F.
Hofor, Jr., Journal office l-G-3t
For Rent-A four-room cottago at
387 Church street. Will noil furnl
turn nnd a winter's supply of wood.
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For Sale. At a bargain, one 18.hore
power englno nnd bollor. on skids;
also 0110 aorrol mare, weight 11C0.
Inquire of J. K. Murphy, tllo yard.
Halsni. , l-0-lwk.wk2t
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Or. I, W, Sta,rr omce In Hush & llrey
building, over Orogon Shoo 8toro.
OOleo hours, 0 to 12 a. m. nnd 2 to
p. in. Calk attended In olty or'lntihl W. W. Johnson
eountry
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Residence 'phono 33SS
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Lott. Probably In tho postofnee, n
cigar cutlor shapsd like a pair of
scissors. Finder will please leave
at Journal otllce. i..at
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Stat Right
Bfgin tho now year right,
lou Imvo n number of bad
nce-ounta, Hint nucd to bo col
lected. ThnttsourliusineM
we advortiso tlioo wlio do
not ptiv their honest dobla.
Un AUtino Gordon A Co.
275 1.2 Com'l St. Phono
Main 801.
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DAILY CAP ITAL JOUHNAL, SALEM,
CITY
COUNCIL
MEETING
Greater Salem's First
Law-Making Body
Meets
Listens to the Mayor's Mes
sage, Appoints New Of
ficers and Gets Ready
for Business
Promptly at 7 o'clock last evening
tho regular meoting night of tho coun
ell, Mayor C. P. Bishop called tho last,
' '
meoting of the old council to order,
and tho roll call showed all members
present except Mr. Stolz, and that
gentleman entered Inter and took his
seat. The minutes of the meetings of
December 15th, 22d, 31st and January
zu were rcuu, anu, uuur .suvuiui 01 mo
, , ... . . .x.
councllmen discussed different nor-
tlons of tho record, they wore ap-
proved
Chairman Catlln, of tho ways and"
means committee, announced that the
city treasurer's report had Just been
received, and tlmo was asked to con-
. .
sldor It. Tho request was granted. The
commutes reported on tho report of
the city recorder for tho year, finding
It correct, nnd tha same was aiv.
proved.
On motion of Councilman Burrows,
tho old council adjourned slno dlo.
The New Council.
Mayor Waters at onco took tho
chair, and called tho council to order.
Tho roll call showed all mombors pres
ent. Mayor Wators then, addressing the
council, read his first messaco to tha
council Uio first mayor of Greater Sa
eom to the first council of that munici
pality, About CO or moro cltlzons of Salem,
among them a number of tbo mom
bors of tho Youns Mon's Republican
Club, woio In attendance, andilstoned
closoly to tho mRago of Mayor
Wators, and at tbo closo Ijo, was
cheorod by tho mombors of tbo coun
city.
Following tho rending of tho men
sago Mr. Oosnor moved that the
council proceed with tho olectlon of
city otllcors. This was agreed to. Re
corder Judah furnished the jnayor
with a list of tho olllces to be filled.
nnd the mayor called for nominations
for fire chlof. J. Frank Hughes noml
nated D. W. I'ugh. and R IV WnlUor
The bnl
ot result): D. W. Pugh. 11; W. W.
Johnson, 4.
For chief engineer of the depart
ment, J. W. Young named Wnltor Do
ling. On motion of John Hayns, Uio
nomination were ulossd, the rules
siiiMnded. and the recorder Instruct
ed to can the ballot of the council for
Walter IfcLong.
N'lght iHillcemen J. W. Uw1s and
I. It Murphy.
Bine commissioner 11. I Tarp
Joy
Park conunssloner for three years.
Mrs. D. J. Fry.
On motion (he election of hosomen
was KiMinNl. The olllcers chosen
are n now holding the win pas)
uuwi excejH nre chief and street com
mlselonar. the two iMinel Mng new
mm in iiiom iioelllons.
The other ofllcsfa e4etl wr all
by unanimous m, tu -lukn result
lug as follews:
Fire chief l). w I'ugh.
Kngineer Walter DsI.ob;.
Driver of ennlne W. II. Phillip.
Drher of hoe cart le Collard.
Or Oesnot's motion the conaoll do
olden! that when It adjourned. It do so
to Friday, January lath.
Oei,ner moved a ctHnMUUoo of thr.
U) revlw the standing mks for the
government of the council, and report
w v tae adjourned mUne.
The commute appointed consist
Oesner. Young aud Crossan.
Mr 0,ner movod that a sjwlal tax
6 per eont per anmiM be lvtM.i n
kt (as entered on tb lio.. ,ii.
f the ciurj, o state street from the
Uae of lllsh to the e., u...
the city. After sows dtsrussion
Motion carried. Similar motions
. r u,ttue in the matter of Oak s(reot
block 18. and both carried.
Jir newer Unwght up tho matter
was ,OStpWd to th nJW.,1"..
"IWMBJfv,
Mr. Cesser suwseted that . ...1-,
WuWtr kv. to tak , ihev;
OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,
Grand Opera House
I JNO. F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
For Four Nights Only Commencing
Wednesday Jan. 6th.
The Great McEwen,
Famous Scottish magician, and
hypnotist, whoso fomo Is not bound
od by continents, but I0 supreme
throughout the Inhabited globe.
Price 75c, 50c, 35c.
Seats on sale at box office Wed
nesday at 9 a. m.
Edison Theatre
F. A. WILSON, Proprietor.
143 State Street.
T.. ft a... vn a Mil aunlii ftarnAnn m I
jp4ni., eveningnan Up m.andsiip. m.
Week Commencing Jan. 4,
""d'?'' the clei" comedy duo. lUjmond
and CUrk. direct from ibe Orphemn cltcuit.
8imra. the tramp lartooniit. The petite wil-
ron (liiera, the clever rhll'I srtlt.1. Coiarro, the
geatocquUlbritontheTudeTilleiUge. The
,wm puigcr, nviKD uufcur, iu ii.ubiii.icu uu.
ruoTlQEPictutea, wiin ice cmeoginpu to juaic
you laugn.
Admission
Children
10c, adulta 20c.
The Armory.
Portland OreZOfl
Tfay vc, Jan. H, 04.
At 8:15. GRAND CONCERT by
Tbc Greatest Sinter ef the Age
ADELINA PATTI
and her company of artists,
FRICES-$7.50, $5,54, $3 and $2,
The advance sale of seats will open
' Mnnrfav tnnrnlnff at In rtVlnrlf
Monday mornlneit 10 o'clock.
Out of town orders accomcaaled by
money mall order and. addressed to
Calvin llelllf- Marquara Grand Ibeatre
will receive prompt attention
noxt meeting. The committee named
Is Hubbarn, Crossan, Churchill.
Mr. Oosnor movod a commltteo of
throo, with Mr Daync as chairman, to
nrrnngo machinery of the registration.
Carried. Tho commltteo named con
sists of IJayne, Hughes, Downing.
Hy unanimous consent, J. C. Thomp
son addressed tho council, asking per
mission to repair tho roof of his one-
story brick building on Commercial
street. Mr.'nayne moved that tho re
quest bo referred to tho flro chiof,
with power, to act. This matter
brought on a discussion, and tho mo
tion was changed to rofor It to Uio
chlof of tho flra department and Coun
cilman Hubbard, with power to net.
On motion tho council adjourned.
An Anlrrjal Story
Little PolKs
For
"When I lived In tho circus." sld
tuo uenr to the parrot, "there was oner
a great storm, nud tho rain come down
so unru that It Just filled up nil tbo
cages and tho rings and ovoiythliig
The circus men woro ufrnld that all
the animals except the soa lion would
bo drowned."
"Well, what did they do?" asked the
parrot.
"They osked me to help thom out ol
wioir iroiiuio," replied the bear.
..K LrasEO r , n Au BBfli(
"And what did you do?"
h,II,.',lfl"k.U, " tho wn,or "J saved
the circus, answered the bear.
"Oh," said tho nnrmt JL
wonderful rellow!" ' " a a
"Yes. Indeed." said the bear.
do you think you could drink all
the water out of that tubr asked the
parrot, pointing to a tub of water si
ting on a stool near by.
,'FCri?laly" M,d ,he br. though he
JM not appelate the Idea of having
Ws much boasted t -A .. !? s
a Bear as a Drinker
K n
HI a ifei
ibbbbV h ; if
ssssssiJLWJL am, f
nu .1 a
l
test In this sudden fttshlon..
s,?l fJu01 0Tcr the tub nnd he
wn to drink nnd gulped down the n
tP until he thought he wou7d burst
"Now the tub 1, empty!" ho cried In
Ha. bar cried the parrot. "It N
empty, Indeed, but of th. wVji!
ranoutef.holelneboUomoMhe
1904.
1 mimim iiiwmnMnwmrTiiii mniHna'i 1
The Jatitay
Clearance Sale
And the White Sale Ate
Eteawing tte People
Everything In the store ha been re
duced. The muslin underwear Is selling
fast Another pretty line added for
next week's selling.
Come before the best things are sold
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IN MEXICO.
School children' study their lessons
aloud.
The chambermaids at hotels aro all
chamber men.
Tho best grades of coffeo are sold nt
tobacco stores,
Tho Mexican meal consists of moro
kinds of meat than vegetables.
Itnllways, street cars nnd cabs all
provldo three classes of conveyance.
In the cities real estuto Is sold by tho
square meter Instead of the front fo'ot
Fruit and vegetables aro not sold by
measure, but by tbo dozen or by
weight.
Many tailors take the clothes of their
customers to tho patron's homo to try
them on.
Mexican men of the lower clnsses
wear the biggest hats Iu tho world,
women none at nil.
. 11 ' . ., b . wcul ""
this gi'iiorul holiday.
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Theater managers are fined If thev
do uot produce tho cast and features
nuvcruseu. .Mouern Mexico.
Selling Out
At Cost
Beginning Monday, January 4,
1904, I will sell my entire stock of
groceries at Cost, have as fine a
line of canned goodc as any storo
In town. Call early and take ad
vantage of this opportunity.
IRA H. TOWNE,
Corner Capital and Union Sts,
12-30-2w
xawtt.MAXMtiiMaw&fr
30 Days Cieating
Wednesday's nn,i ti..., ..
ou want ,;,,. I:" "r5 opcc,a,s ad- Got hero In time
,-... ...v. ow ino pncog
S l-8c Bleachod Muslin, 36 In
lle, nlco flno quality, ckmring
Prico. yd. 5c.
15C I.OnSllnlA Pnrr.l..l n
quality clearing price yd, 9o.
Beet 7c standard Callcoos. new
Pretty patterns, clearing prioe 4c.
1-Hc White chocked Nainsook
clearing Jale price 4C
Lndlo. M White Cambric under
skirts, handsomoly tuokod and
trimmed with embroidery, clearing
ale price 95c. B
76c night gowns, fine quality
tucked and pleated, clearing price
nil Me?a,"0n Cordod White
-"-.., win, corroot
ror
-u.Du or ar6BM6i cloar,ng
price
Laces and embroideries? Well
I honld think so. We have enough
to reach from here to New York
Oil ;and back again, uj?,
3c. 4c and up. BmbroldaHoa 1 ' .'
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Prune Growers Meet.
I'm no growers nro nsked to meet I
with tho Northwest Fruit Growon'
meoting at Portland, January 12th.
ires
Rubber
This Is a good tlmo of year to pre!
pans your buggy or driving wagon for
tho season's driving. If you'vo had I
the tlfes and nod thom flttod wo can M
1 It, If you'vo never had them on yo
r'S- you'vo mssod a lot of pleaiur,l
tui ,
J and comfort. Wo can fit thom col
'ou rigs, old or now.
Price accordlcA
1 to size.
tan and boo us. Wo have fitted I
dozens of rigs In and around Sataal
I In tho past two years and Buarantwj
our work.
! F. A. Wiggins'
.Implement House,
1 255-257 Liberty 8t
r-rm macninery, Bicycle, Autapl
one, oewing Machines and 8uppll
N. H. BURLEY,
Bowing Machine RoDalrinir.
Farmers, call and get a McCormw!
cnlondar.
Sale-Continued
. . vi,vr
wo ngk fQr thom
3c, 4c, 5c and up.
Good largo size white towels 4t
12Ho Blue striped ticking 9c
y&c Whlto bed spreads for the
largo beds, clearing nrlco C9c.
20c Turkish towols, the best yoo
ovor saw for tho price, clearing
price 12c.
'6c outing flannel, while
lasts, clearing prico 4c.
Boat Shetland floss, all colors.
and black and white, whllo It
lasts, clearing prico. skein 6Uc.
Dost Sans Silk, all now shades and
mack, clearing price 2c
Odd numbers In children's 25c
underwear, olearlnc Drico 10c
Komnanta of dross goods, silk
ana velvets, hair nrlce.
Children's 35o goir oaps, clearing
pneo xac.
?1.00 cape lace collars, to clos.
clearing price, 45c.
Mon's and Ladles' hosiery a
underwear afclearlng prices.
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