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At the Old White Corner and, 298
Clearance
And
Sale of White
Tho most substantial of all foundations for a groat mercantile In
atltutlon is constructed of fair and honoat donllng with the public.
Wo are) proud of tho patronage accorded us during the short time our
new enterprise hiw boon In oxfstonce proud of tho enormous fol
lowing our store owns today
This good vld homestead store has boen the favorite shopping
place ovor slnco Snlom was a town. Dut never in all Its history has
thore been such romarkablo mono saving opportunities as we offer
today, and all because we bought ovor 160,000 worth of goods at a
great sacrifice.
DORN.
FIBHHIl.To Mr. and Mrs. John
Fisher, at the family home, comer
of Marlon and ISth streets, Salem,
Oro, on the morning of January
13, 1904. a daughter.
DIED.
H1DOBWAY-AI the Salem Hoepltal,
Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, January
12, IBM, Mlaa Nora I Rldgeway.
aged 18 years, or appendicitis.
Deceased became 111 last week on
Sunday momlng, and was conveyed to
tho hospital, whoro an operation wuh
-Jrcrfonnod, but Iho dUeaso had pro
greased too far, and sho succumbetl
last evening, as stated above. The
funeral was hold from tho family "tos
ldcnco at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and
lnlcrmout was had In tho Leo Mis
sion cemetery.
ORANDIN.-At the, Oregon Hospital
for tho Insano, Salem, Oregon, Tuos
lay, January 12. 1004. John N. (Iran-
din, nijod 39 years, of apoplexy.
Deceased was committed from 151-
gin, to which placo the romalnfr will
bo shipped this aftirnoon.
At Capital Olty Hotels.
Barney Mny, HnrrUburg: It M. Hill
oil, Prlnevllle; C. I Starr. Dallas; A
U VanOsdol. Newberg; (I. W. Barnes.
Prlncvllle; A. It. Bell. DallaM; J. 11.
Httyngo. Rochester; Stanhope Flem
Ins, Omaha: Matthias PnuUwn. Jllin
nlng, Minn; It. W. K. South worth.
Tacoma; Alert Arthur. Sublimity; J.
I). flrelr, Pendleton; John J.
WHEAT MARKETS.
Chicago. Jan. IS.-What. 87S7Vi
Gold Dust Flour
Mde by
THE SIDNEY PONVER COMPANY,
Sidney, Oregon.
Made fur fatly use. Ask your
roor fw It Bran and shorts al
ways on hand.
A, T. Wain, Agt.
Oregon Fitc Relief
Association
Orcf oi'i Orcat Muun losuwnce Co.
S15.440.588 Insurance at risk.
SfiSlf C0K",JC"JL. lMne for the
A- JOHNSON, Ajtni for Marlon Co.
Salem. Oregon-
Wanted Potatoes
We Want
Burbank Potatoee.
Kariy Ree potato.
Kitiy Jackson Potatoes.
Prleee Potatoes.
Qrnett Chili Potatoee.
James M. Kyle & Co
J75Conunercla!St,
RIt.aaa.4 ,k .
mriMt..y.M:::v::
Yo May Need
"eaiyiooitBOMr-eM.
j Come to Our Money Saving Sales J
voir leiticlit com tu TfVi.V...L '" ,roob,e yo or
UlCWtWMtWl": lfmiW' Will tell you. If
C&as. H.
. .;:r ' '(hiiii aMdiiitt
.m. -.--...-.
- 300 Commercial 8treet
KelnU, Hastings, Neb ; A. S. Mack.
J. O. Gralbler, Dave Zeiss, Albany; D.
F. Young, Tacoma; D. W. Waterbaugh,
San Jo; S. O. Irwin, Newport, F.
Toby, Portland.
Deafnee Cannot Bo Cured.
by local applications as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only ono way to cure deaf.
nese, and that Is by constlUtlenal
romedlce. Deafness Is canned by an
Inflamed condition of the mucua lln.
Ing of Uie Eustacklaa tube. When
this tube Is Inflamed you have a rum
bling sound or Itaborfoct he&rlnr.
and when it Is entirely eloeed, deaf
ness is the result, aad anlM the In
carnation can bo taken out nl this
tubo reetored to Its normal eomdltlon,
noann; will be deotrored forever;
nine caeee out c tea are caw4 by
catarrh, which, la nothing but an la
flamed condition of the kmcoim ser
vice. -We will give Om Huadred Dollars
for any case of draraeu (caee4 by
catarrh) tkat cannot be cores' by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for 'cir
culars, free.
F J. CIIKNBY & CO.. Toledo n
8old by drugslsts, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the beet.
When You Want
Something to eat. lust trr ih whi.
Honse. They can serve vnn t n'.
hour of tho day or night.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FOKD.
Over t.add & Hush'a Bauk. Salem. Or.
H-H-4-Ht-llllilHllllHH
New Today
wanua Married wau to work on
farm, ou sharv or wages. 0rraan
preferred. Call ai 174 CowiueiTlal
treet. Fred Nhrman. l-ls-34-w
Wanted.-Cliawbermald. at the Salem
ldclasj Howm. 1-lSlf
Wanted A bay to imrM the trade;
will shmH WHtM. tonuln M
Owmau Bakery, rheweketa street.
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nnmiiBaiinuiiHNtui
Collectoi's of Bad
Accounts
We advertise those wlio
o not pay their honest
UCULO
No Colleoliotu, No ChivreeB
Vnn Alstint Gordon A Co,
o i4 rom'l St, Phono
iuam oiu.
A, N. Morgan A Co, More.
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DAILY CAP
JURORS
CHOSEN
FOR 1904
,,-..- --
TllC LISTS fOr MariOn
Connty Haye Been
Completed
From Which the Trial Jurors
, Will Be Chosen for the
Regular Terms of
Circuit Court
The countr court todav comnleted
the work of drawing the Jury list for
tho year 1904, commenced yostorday,
and bolow arc given the namos of the
citizens solccted for this Important
duty:
Aumsvllle C. F. Hein, L. "w. Con-
dlt, H. A. Keene, H. G. VonDohren,
S. W. Reed, O. W. Martin, W. U Cum-
mlngs, Leonnrd Wnlkor, John Carter,
C. B. VnnNuys, O. J. II. Fryor.
Aurora Honry Bonne. D. J. Grimm,
Fred Will, Ellas Durkholdor, C. Zim
merman, A. II. Kraus, Jonas Will,
Henry Ehlon.
IlreltenbuHh J. W. Holdooke, High
Dorris.
Brooks A. L. Booknor. Ollvor
Beers, F. X. Molsnn, Wm. Stroude, I
Townsend. W. W. Landor,
Buttevllle H. L-. Bontz, Godfrey
Dantel, John Kennedy, W. A. Yergon,
Peter Feller, W. E. Her, Jos. J. Ryan.
John Murray.
Champocg W. R. McKay, John
Scollnrd, Andrew Wolshaar, ,C. W. A,
Jetto.
Chemawa U T. Roynolds, John
Jefferson, Horace Horren, a J. Kurtz,
E. T. Hall, J.' O. Beardsloy, Charles
Claggett, Frank Smith, W. M. Gore
line, N. P. Wllllnmson, Frank Kos'ch
modor, J. G. Vogot, L. J. Martin,
Prince Byrne, A. A. Johnson, deorgc
Swolgle. '
EllUiorn T. I Popa '
Fnlrfleld L. A. Byrd. E. D. Cass.
Theodore Rubons.
Gorvals M. Kcpplngor. Basil De-
Jordln, Scott Jones, John MllUr, V.
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THS UlIOM
BY A COMMITTEE OF SALEM
GENTLEMEN WHO SIGN A
CERTIFICATE
Large Number of Guesses May Bring the
Contest to a Close Sooner Tnan
Was Planned at the Start
"lfs the real thing. It's a fair warihavo th n7r. ..... .. .
of awan,.ttt- ,.- Theee and almllarUl
comwetiU wr made by the crowds
In front of the C. II. H1b, jewelry
store show window wh The Journal
IleO dtemo.nl Tiffany aoW ring wn-i
Wt on hlbitlon Saturday, and It U
an unmletaknble fact that It t. ..
Moad of the ivureat WRter. aB4 u ,Iai.
iK wuite stone of the kind now
most fashionable, that an ,. ..,.
In the bwt Jowelry torw at $180. and
ll mi see II Will gv , mu ....
ting will be completed In a few dns
and then ou can go In and put It on
your lady'a nnger. and tell her you
have made the kuuk ..- n .
her behalf, and. this being Mp y,or,
sho may say the words thnt u-4in ...
ou happy.
Many Gutsses Saturday.
There was a mnniK.i .. .
-. inrvam Ol
.uu.cr.uers Saturday taking th0 num.
bored reeolpta. nBa wrtt,Bg tho,
In tho soldered tin box tv. ...
i .. -,. "" oour-
.... mere wer, ladles and gen
tlemen, state and city 0ffl.i.i. ....
now men and some of , ..' .
-on wko wore taken by the
mty to participate In a -pJJJ
. ..:..." "' tree
.... . fcUi a w uumond rinB onto
their tlngw. Hob n . b .
Jefferson, ea-nnwi-nt '. . V
, ..-.'. w state
. ncuuuro. paid a year in
to wear the dtan- Jt' Pf
long Uae H.rrJrX: "
ITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREOOH, WEDNEBOAV, JANUARY 13, 1904.
Wattler, Joe. Rubens, John Weiss, B.
IMaio.
j Horeb Robert Shaw, W. H. B.
Stewart, Andrew Taylor.
i Howell Dennis Manning, Wlllnrd
'joffereon, Blvin Arnold, J. B. Walt
man, Ellis Stevens, J. F. Anderson,
A. L. Ask, C. W. Stege.
iTnhhnr.1 W. T. Grimm. Geo. Wol-
'fer, George Knight, narvey uinKie,
James Uonner, Geo. Khlon, Marcus
Smith Wm. Jordan. John Scholl.
fer, George Knight, Harvey Hlnkle
Smith, Wm. Jordan, John Scholl
Jefferson Frank Fletchor, N. H.
Doty, G. B. Hoyt, H. D. Conser, J. F.
Stelwer, John Looney, John Kirk.
Liberty W. W. Culver, Ed. Jory, G.
H. Croisan, Geo. Whlteaker, T. C.
Davidson. W. McOilchrist, Bruce Cun
nlnchnm. Rov Ohmart. S. S. Brownell,
J. W. Hunt, W. T. Clark, H. P. Cleve
land.
Mnnlenv J. F. Klnc. John Slouch.
W. A. Taylor, Edgar Hartley, D. W.
Pnio
' u..in. x r nn.i,o. Mnn-inn
Cook, J. I... Gento'i A. H. Hunt, Frank
Llbby.
Monama tj. a. layior, j. j. bcihs,
A. Lambrecht, J. H. Ponnebaker.
Stayton J. P. Ledgcrwood, S. T.
Darby, G, Thomns, Fred Rock, Geo
L. Brown, J. B. Jeter, Warren Richard
son. Sublimity J. T. Hunt, U N. Eng
lish, J. A. Dltter, IL Schollborg, G. W.
Murphy, Honry Benson, F. P. Glover.
Tumor J. S. Shanks, Wm. HlUeary,
C. C. WItzel, E. G. Richard, D. M.
Morris, John A. Shnfor, J. N. Robert
son. Scotts Mills Jamos T. Smith,
Grant C. Matlock. Jamos Shonhord. C.
W. McGowan, Lab an Mauldlng, J. S.
Richie,
Sidney E. B. Cochran. J. Beckwith.
Jamos Elgin, Henry Palmor, George
Marlatt. A. L. Wliltoman.
Silver Falls Oliver Butler, John
Rossell.
South Sllvorton Alex Thompson,
Frank Egnn, B. F. Davenport. M.
Sknlfe, Zach Davonport, W. II. Hum
phrey. J. II. Riches, L. B. Geer.
Sllvorton W. L. Hicks, Honry
Bach, C. F. DeGuIro, Julius Flshor.
Wm. Jack, J. D. Hicks, T. D. Allon, I
Am oa
North Sllvorton S. T. Hobart. J. J.
Wright, Jos. Cliamness, E. S. Porter,
U. S. Simmons, A. O. Steelhammor,
John T. Bowon.
St. Paul Jamos L. Cook, J. N. Good
ing, Job. Provost, T. J. Kerr, Theo.
Boutin.
Monitor Q. Storts, C. F. Bonnoy,
befo e he Zk 7 " "' "T.1!
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oon as taken the diamond win .
awarded.
The Number to Be Guessed At.
There It Is, sealed up In an envelope
In the window with the diamond, and
there It will remain until the diamond
Riven away to the lucky guessor.
Written across the face of a large
white envelope aro the wnm.. no,,,'
mooW contains tho unknown num
ber in The Capital Journal Diamond
Gussalng Contest." This number was
formed In exact nursnnn .. ,
advtto6,l In The Journal, by a com
mittee of buslnew men and Journal
subscribers, who came Into the office
-, morning, lowing 8 their
tmed statement on exhibition at Mr
Hinges' sliow windew:
The Unknown Number.
e. the undorslctni .
., . , "- -- " trvuom
at Tho Journal offlea Jn.,. i,.w . .
SK'".5--i-iS
--"". oruing to tho plan pub
lished to be Msed in th n ',..7 .pUt
nal Diamond CiuwA,s Contort. Un
der tho rules of forming the number.
L Pf 8,bIe f0r 0' ot even
hueh,,Trie" l. Ittco, the
T.TTTHirT.nn nnn-nTTm
II Bfl U U" U Jill II I ill
iiujimjiafurtiiuiiu
--" i iun Journal, nor the
Jowelor who fumi.v, .v. . uie
Wnow what , ho number is. (s,
". w. JUUAH,
J- O. GIIAIIAM,
GEO. a WILL,
HAL. D. PATTON
CHAS. II. Hl.vai
FRANK n t.on.'...
The abeve BaMe4, WBt,
Gand Opera Hotfse
JNO. F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
Tharsday, Jantrary 4
The Funniest Play of the Century
TUT Tmijmc Cahn
AVAL
Prosents the farco that has mado all
Now York and Boston mugn ana jb
it present tho reigning success in uuu-
don, Richard & Harris- roaring, mi
licking, merry comedy,
Are You a Mason
Arinntmi fmm tho Gorman by Leo
nirrlplistnln.
Uproarious humor, keen satire, ex-
pnirlnHnclv funnv DlOt.
Company of oxcoptlonal comedians.
A comedy success of two continents.
Prices $1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c.
Scats on sale at box office Thurslay
at 9 a. m.
Edison Theatre
143 State Street.
F. A. WILSON, Proprietor.
Monday, January i t
Entlro chance of DrocTam. Balley'3
Dog Circus wonderful trained ani
malsa treat to the children.
John Cohurn. black-faco comedian.
finishing his act with his wonderful
troupo of trained doves.
Mr. J. Harrington, sllver-toncd ten
or, will sing tho illustrated song.
Raymond & Clark, In an entire new
act.
Madame Lovoll in high-class ballads
Children 10c, adulto 20c.
W. E. Owon, J. R. White, J. H. Sim
mons, C. W. Hobart.
Mt Angol T. Hook. J. W. Ebner.
Thos. Howo, Theobold Klrsch, Morion
Palmar, Juhn Butsch, E. E. Settle-
mior.
Salem No. 1 Wm. Waldo. A. H.
Schaefer, W. II. Burghardt, Sr W. D.
Claggett, E. A. Thatcher, D. J. Fry.
Arthur Glovor, W. D. Ptigh.
Salem No. 2 II. B. Thlolson,.A. B.
Gardner, E. Cooke Patton, Alexander
Clark, U M. Kirk, Thomas Kay, S. A.
Rlggs, G. W. Johnson, E. T. Barnes.
J. A. Baker, J, Pi Frlzzoll, G. W. Put
nam, W. M. Chorrington, H. S. Belle.
Russell Cntlln.
Salem No. 3 H. W. Barr. Wm.
Brown, B. S. Radabnugh, C. A. Gray,'
R, Wv Carey, Thos. Sims, John Gray,
A. S. Epley, I. W. Borry.
Salem No. 4 T. B. Walt. F. W
Boworsox, J. C. Goodale, Jr., W. C.
Hubbard, W. M. Slogmund, U. S. Loh-
S:, J- ??
, . , , .,.u, ,, r, null, A. .11
Patrick, Chas. II. Walker. J. A. Dnrr
M
C Pettys, M. Van Fleet. C. D.
Purely, Jas. A. French.
Salem No. 5 Enos Prosnall.. Ooo. n
Will, T. J. Cronlso. D. A. Whlto, II.
C Fletchor, II. I. Drown. Frod Ostop
man, O. C. Ilutchlns. F. H. Knvior
Jos. Cooley.
Salem No C W. N. Savngo, Chas.
Van Wagner, F. E. Shnfor w n
Matthew, A. S. Burton. C. i. Pn,-.
menter. J. N. Sknlfo, A. J. Basoy, J.
W. Young, James F. Gamin r.an n.,1
tins.
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Salem No. 7 D. C. MInto. A. rrn.m
C. F. Mason, Amos Vase. W t ir-i..'
Chas. F. Mclntlro, N. P. Raamussen'
S. S. Martin.
Hast Salem Frank A. Herren, J D
Horner. Boyd Ashby, B. B. Gesner'
Lemuel Martin.
Columbus. Jan. 13. Ifenna wng to
day declared senator for a six-year
term. He mado an address
4.
beobees JBAnemr'jrour&&
30-Days Sale
Sec Our Wednesday's and Thursday's Specials
& iTprK V0 Whether we ...
our spr.no O00d8 out'on "e r ' ZZV - '' """ T
on, ,reet lts snelf room we want now. Read
11-00, black silk peau de.sote,
a splendid thick lustrous qual
ity, sale prlco. yard 6ic
15c elastic duck lining canvas,
sale prlco, yard 8e
15cGUborts Seloslas. yard 9c
Mo Molro weavo black perc'a'
line, salo price, j-ard ... Vu,c
45c black and colored silk
morcerhed sateen, soft and
lustrous, sale price, yard ...Mo
65c Oxford silk finished waist.
Ings. beautiful rich quality
"He Price, yard '
75c black Moreen, thick '"
heavy, fine for unHnbt...
le price, yard "45c
The Cheai.t .cfnrA
Every i
Lady 1
Is taking advnntngo of o
January Sales.
Every storo in town, fro0
newspaper talk, is offering ro
markablo bargains, but e
soem to bo getting tho blggt
patronago because our goodj
aro all now and stylish and ouj
prices lower than all others
Dafcymples
The Better Store
i
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Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
Notico is horcby glvon that ther
ualar annual mooting of tho tto
holdors of tho Thos. Kay Woolen 1
Company will bo hold at tho office
tho company In Salem, Oregon, Til
day, January 19th, nt 2 o'clock a il
for the purpose of electing dJrectel
R. H. COSHOff,
Ml-7t Socrtbnl
Some Mote
Weathei
Suitablo for biko capos. Tfe hiu
the long rubber caDoa for men
boys roach bolow tho kneeo-and j
If you keep your knee.
and dry you nro not half as likely
catch cold.
And those mud guards, tho I
biooi icuows, with tho rubber n
catchers on tho end. Wo can i
you now rubbers If you noeel them.
Carbido for your lamp, two pom
for a quartor.
Oil amps, too, for thoso wis Jr
for thorn.
F. A. Wtorfas'
Implement House,
255-257 Liberty 8t
Farm Machlnory. Blcvclac Autornt
bllee, Sewing Machine and 8uppHj
o N. H. BURLEY,
Sewing- Xfltiln. T)n.lrln
farmers, call and cot n McConalrtl
eaienuar.
Continued
12fcc erotons, sale price, yt 8 l-3c
15c flannellotto waistlngs, yd.-
12V4c Scotch zephyr dress ging
hams, now shades, ydrd....9
39c turkey red table damask.yd 25
20c bleached tablo damask, yd 25c
V5c double blankets, pair ... Sc
10c white Turkish towels ... 5c
20c large Turkish towols ,...12e
12Hc teasel down outing flannel
now shades, yard 81-Se
75c soiled, shirt waists 35c
ladles' 35c outing flannel un
dershirts, salo prlco 19c
11.35 outing flannel night gowns
handsomoly trlmmpd. tucked
and plaited, cloamnco price . -86c
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