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LOCAL
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DEBATE
Odd curtains and
single pairs, to close out.
Beautiful Patterns la Brussels Nets,
Irish Points Pt. De Luxe etc.
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thntidoublid ourhoo- buninoss sinco
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how popular? guaranteed ntylos
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Kay Offers a Substitute for
Jayne Bill
At 2 p, m ttao Iiuuso mot in special
session to consider tho Jnyno bill
(amending the Ipoal option law. Aftor
tbc bill had beon road, Kay offered a
,joinploto substitute for tbc bill, which
'had beon prepared by tho friends of lo
joal option. Ho took tho floor in behalf
.of the substitute.
Tho afternoon will be consumed in
debating the details of tho bill. The
lobby of tho houso Is packed with
spectators.
wnn jaum Kmis-vju,
ANY PRICE, ANY STYLE OAN BE FOUND HERE. THE COMMON
SHOE OB THE EXTREME STYLE. PRIDES ALWAYS LOW.
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MARRIED.
WOltTIlINOTON WI'NT. - At the
?! homo of tho brido's father, Air. Jus.
WJnt, 407 High street, Btilom, Ore
gon, Hundtiy, Feb'riiiiry 5, 1005, MIm
Cnrrlo (!. WJnt to Mr. A. C. Worth-
Ihgton, Rdv. .Tos6ih Kbcrlo ofllcint
Jng. '
Both tho young pooplo nroj wdlllknowji
and respected lit this city, nnd their
jn'nny friends' wish -"them happiness nnd
mtecFsi. They nro spondlng their
honeymoon in Portland.
BORN.
ALIiUNV At the family homo on
North Winter street, February 0,
lOd.Vto Mr. nnd Mrs. II. V. Allen, n
daughter.
right on Dental BUI.
i
Tho Wright bill tojrpjpilnto tho prae
tleo of dentistry, vhieh pawiod the
senate, hits encountered opposition in
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tho huiiHO, It had been favorably ret
ported, but petitions aro in from ne-ir
if "
lfoll bf tho" donilsts and dontnl stu
lo,"tp at l'ortbiml, lyiil there will bo t
hanl fight to got tlio'bflf litfd'Wfho
table.
ORDERING
IMPLEMENTS
OF WAR
Birmingham, Fob. 7. Tho Post
lenrns thnt Turkey has ordered 20 bat
tories qf new field artillery nnd CO guns
will bo placed in position for tho do
fenso of tho Dardanelles. It is believed
tho purpose of tho order is to strengthen
the Dardanelles against all possiblo at--tempt
of Itussian wnr ships to pass tho
straits'.
ICE BOUND
NEW
ENGLAJWD
Boston, Feb. 7. Nearly all tho small-
- il,. Vw Enirlaiid COflilt are
tightly closed. Tho larger ports, like !
ntoj. Portsmouth, Now Havon ami
Portland, are filled with huge, floating
cakes of ice, which seriously impeue
navigation.
Practically all of the Maine ports nrc
ice-bound, and shipping is at a stand
still. Tho Cornfield lightship, which
broko its moorings, was towed back and
put on its station today.
Public Is Aroused.
The public is aroused to a knowledgo
of tho curative merits of tnat great
medical tonic, Elect! ic Bitters, for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
II. Walters, of 540 St. Clair avc., Co
lumbus, Ohio, writes: "For several
months I was given up to die. I had
fevor and ague, my nerves were
wrecked; I could not sleep, and my
stomach was so weak from useless doc
tor's drucs that I could not cat. Soon
aftor beginning to tako Electric Bit
tors I obtained relief, and in a short
time I was entirely cured." Guaran
tee!! at J. O. Perry's drug storo; pneo
ms.mRGAmJffms
"lAICONTINtJED
the quick. ..
Corner of Commer
cial and Court Streets
McEVOY BROS.
-h-m-h 1 1 1 1 1 i I Giaad Opera House
JOHN F. CORDBAY, Mgr.
TUESDAY, FEBPUARY 7
AMUSEMENTS.
Ui mil"
TONIGHT.
Grand Kerry Gow.
New Edison Refined Vaudeville.
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Tho Tashrao.
Did you ever try tho Tnshmo, tho
best I'J'jO cigar manufactured. Well,
thoy aro It, and Aug. Huckonstoln
make them. td
fit 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 m II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 III 1 8 1 IU 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H a I
I Prices Cut Deepen ttan Evet
Solid cold.nnoclAolo frnmoa M.OO. Itocora 847 kniv
fid foft'$0.0(f Tnllfonndtqaspoona.ejJ.O WatolM,olmrm8,
clmlua, lookota, buttons, enrriugs, solid silver lint wonr, cut
glnsa nnd allvor plntod wnro, linud pnintod obinu, nt such cut
na wolmvonotyotmnuo. Ourfixtures hro sold and wo nro
Hftblo to olrtao tbo ontiro stock out in n lump most nuy day.
Miss it nnd you'll regret it.
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DEED.
TKMPLK. At the homo of her son-in-
law, Paul Kloppin, corner of Choinek-
etn and 21st streets, Salem, Orogon,
Pobrunry 7, 1005, Airs. M. 51. Tomple,
aged 77 years, 10 months and 1 day,
of old ago.
Deoonsod was a well-known nnd re
spected lndy. 8Jio was a lifelong mem
ber of tho Congregational churoh, and
wna u membor of tho C'ontral Congroga
tioniil church on 10th streot in this
city, alio lenvoH ono son nnd threo
daughter, K. K. Drown, of Kldorndo,
Iowa; itrs. Sarnh Kloppln, of this city;
5Irn. I,. L, Cochran, of Sidney, Or., and
Mrs, II. II, Uacon, of Milwnukuo, Wis.
The funeral will bo held tomorrow
(Wednesdny) at II n. in. from the Cen
tral Congregational church, and the in
torment will bo in City Viow cemetery.
t,
Mlsa E. Ilummell has arrived at tho
i-ouago Jlotol, and will bo pleased to
personally fit her patrons to tho latest
cbrsot models, Tues. and Wed. 2t
Wanted. Local men in every town in
the lT. S. to distribute advertising
matter, fan bo done during spare
time. Address: "Advertisers' Pro
tective Union, Chicago. 2-7-lt
For Sale. Largo 9-room liouso in fino
repair, hard finish, good barn, wood
shed and wagon shed; good well.
Close to school and car line. Inquire
of I). A. White & Son., 253 North
Commercial street. 2-0-31
For Sale. Wood, good body oak, $4.50
per cord. K. E. Tannor. corner I2th
nnd Lewis streets. 2-G-3t
For Sale At a bargain, 2 buggies and
2 runabouts, also 2 carts and a Holm
dol colt. Inqulro of Ira Jorgcnson,
218 High street. 2-3-2t-
For Sale. Dry wood, State and 19th
streets. Phono 200(5 Ited. M. P. Den
nis. 2-3-Im-
For Salo. Edison coucort nhonnirmnli
o" "i ;
records and record case, at half price.
A great bargain. Address "L. p.
H.," enro Journal ofllco. 2-3-tf
Iu years honce, when tho history of.
tlm American stage is written, Mr. Jo
seph Murnhy will have ono of the most
substantial positions in it. No actor
has been so long before tho public
with such unlimited success. This suc
cess has been principally gained in two
plays, "Shaun Hhu" and "Kerry
Gow," the famous Irish drama.
Mr. Murphy's performance of tho
vigorous play of "Kerry Gow," is a
fine sketch of the Irishman as ho is
found in the rural districts of Ireland.
As "Dan O'Hara," tho Kerry black
smith, his work is artistic and truo to
life throughout. Tho dove cote, the
Iiorso parade, upon which depends for
tune, and tho realistic blacksmith shop,
all contributo to mako this play a true
picture of Irish life.
It is tho native art and sincerity of
Mr. Murphy thnt prompts him invaria
bly to surround himself with compe
tent associates.
"Kerry Gow" will be presented at
the Grnmbopera house Tuesday evening,
February 7.
Mi, Joseph Mtttphy
Tlio legitimn'to Irish comedian, in his
great Irish play
The Kerry Gow
Twenty-eight years of never failing
success. Grcntcst record over achieved
by any actor or any play in tho his
tory of tho stage.
Prices $1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c.
Seat salo at box ofllco Tuesday 9 a.
Jii.
New Edison Theatre
E. P. Starkey, Manager.
GRAND ,OPERA HOUSE
One Night' Thursday, February 9.'
INMMfHIHMUlIUlNIUuuHi,!,,,!,
Wizard of Hypnotism the Wonder of the 20th Centary
Ptfofesso Thomas Nye
Willgivo n rnro porforumncoof this mar
velous, uiystoriousuccultsoiouce. Endorsed
by pbyaioinns. press nud tho pulpit. Don't
foil (o see tho sleeping beauty.
PRICES-25c, 50c, 75c and $J.OO
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A SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Professor Nye Will Have Two Subjects
iu Dreamland.
Professor Thomas Calloway Nye and
his assistant Arthur Laing, who is to
givo a performance at tho Grand Opera
House Thursday night, Pcbrunry 9th,
will, iu addition to the young woman
whom ho will put to sleep nt
storo street, place in
dreamland a youth in tho window of
. By tho private
exhibition of his hypnotic skill and
montnl science, Professor Nye has
proven to a dozen or more of Portland's
foremost physicians that he is all that
ho claims. Watch for him. You will
seo him wako his two subjects, ono on
the Grand Opera Houso stago in the
prosenco of a coimnitteo of medical men
and Inymon, who ho has invited on the
stage.
You will also seo him lift the body of
a sleeping person clear off tho stage by
his marvelous, hypnotic power. Ho will
mako strong mon weak, and compel
them to respond to his slightest will.
Hypnotists hnvo appeared boforo Sa
lam audiences, but thev hnvn ,..!
trieks and subtorfuges in order to fool
the people. You will not see anything
of the sort nt tho Grand Opera House.
nteh the windows for ti .u -
Seats now selling.
Week Commencing February 6, 1905.
Laughablo Vaudeville.
Benson & Fraiiceota, presenting the
Parisian craze, tho "Cloak Queen."
Dick Marattces princo of corno.
dians.
Jay Bogert, "Silly Kid, Oh, So
Silly."
Will O. Brown, truly yours In black.
Harry Moyer, tho Salem boy.
Edison-o-scopo, latest moving picture
oflccts.
Change of acts Thursday. Matineos
Saturday and Sunday. Admission 10c.
you see the jam in front of the Edison
last night. The opening farce, "Fami
ly Trouble," is a corker, as produced
by Dick Marattus. Jay Bogart made
a hit as a silly kid. Will C. Brown, a
colored gent, is great. Frnnceeta, tho
clonk queen, posed before beautiful
vnri-colors. Harry Moyer sang excel
lently, nud tho Edison-o-scopo showsd
a new film. Come early. Seof Thurs
day the "3 o'clock train."
for the sleepers.
Threo Pairs of Solons.
There are three pairs of brothers-in-law
in the present legislature, viz: Son
ator Dan Mnlarkoy and Representative
J. N. Burgess; Senntor O, P. Coshow
and Hepresentntivo Thos. B. Kay; Sen
ator N. Whealdou and Representative
I. N. Edwards. There may bo mort,
and if there nre, this paper will be
pleased to learn of them.
To the Country Peorfe
When in town tako our meals at the
Star Restaurant. Wo will seo that yon
aro satisfied, 339 Court streot, adjoin
ing Wade's hardwnro store.
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