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fiAwr OArrrAii journal, salem, orkgon, Monday, octoiieb 12,
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J. L. STOCKTON
SALEM, OREGON.
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White Corner
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Our Fur Section
Tho showing In this department Is far ahead
of any efforts of the past. We buy our Furs ,1 -
TJ?lll tr,T ' ie ranker' wh,ch n83,lrcs tn that our
stjlcn and prices are strictly in keeping with the
modern methods of store keening.
Good Merchandise
at Right Prices
Fur Sets
A CO-inch scarf
lined with heads and
claw feet, n large pil
low muff, trimmed to
match.
$5.00 Set
Imitation Ermine',
largo pillow muff with
scarf to match.
$7.00 Set
Drown scarf trimmed
with silk tassels and
muff to match.
$3,15 Set
Scarfs
50-Inch fur scarfs,
lined with satin made
Rip in three different
styles
$1.75, $2.00, $3
Good grade scarfs,
trimmed with tails
Special ff ra
MUFF tPI.DU
Large, pillow Bhapc,
made of good grade of
fur
Special $2.50
tug Muffs
A beautiful lino of high grade furs
mado rug Btyle, lined with satin.
Prices $8.00 to $110.00.
link Furs
High Grado Minks In collars, boas,
roggas, scarf muffs and sots. Prices
up to $75.
rur
Coats $25, $30, $40, $60, $75
w Kimonas and
tappers
- A big shipment of those famous
fatttloo garments has Just reached
and Long Silk Kimonas
Short and Long Flannelette
Kimonas
Eiderdown and Blanket Clntlt
olei In very solect styles. Tho
twt line of $1.25 Wrappors in
1 Oregon.
There 1b nothing spasmodjo about
ub. We have made up our minds to
sell n great quantity of Clothing and
nre determined to carry out our
plnns. ' .
Wo are now offering n lino of
youth's suits in ages 11 to 20 real
values up to ? 10.00 for i?:J.H5 a suit.
Oregon Casslmero suits Tor mon.
Renl $10.00 and $12,00 valuos $5.00
a suit.
Other splendid bargains nro to bo
hod in higher grado sulU and ovor
coats ranging up to ?22.C0.
ROSEBURG
(Continued from Pace- 1.)
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N''2I W 'I bo holil In T?nanliiiK, I
Rvi. . . ". "-"r i
.-j ncu saum'ny, Octobor 2a
llfr IirnmllKinf nn.nlinn
Pr ent from varloys parts of
Wf'il cond roads mooting will
.i.Jrvp y rond supervisor and
'rod r ids ndvocnlo In th.r
TUHirr' J ,, be nreiont
I
SHEEP TO
REPLAGETTLE
Short ranco. iinn in Mm ......n..Mi I
changed the Butter creok and Umn-'
.iM. ' country In tho west,
ona or the coiintv rrnm n nm f.i
IllE to n Rhnnn fnr,,ll .u-i..,. ... ' i
2 ltftJ,";Bont 8c8on. Only about '
one-third the number of cattle fed by
tho farmers of that district last year '
will be wintered tho present season,
while botweon 60,000 and 00,000
sheep will bo. wintered whom ini
w,u, l"-'r was only about 10,000
head.
Of tho 50,000 sheep which hnvn'
been driven in from the foothill
ranges between 5000 nml C000 nre'
being fed for mutton. The othor nro '
stock sheep. '
Front tho Apa Thomson ranch on
upper nutter cheok every ton of hay
raised this year will bo fed to sheep
something that hns not occurred
for ynnfR T mvpr wn rrtMe will
bo fed. Tho Minor company, which
inc,,of th0 heaviest sheep feeders,
Will nlso Wlntnr nlimi innrt nnfiln
being the Inrgest feeder of beof. Joo
Saylor will feed about 300 head, Dob
Stanflold 500, .lease Mooro 200, tho
Umatilla Ranch 500. Fm,i Ami.
250, Joo Cunha 200 and G. P. Hlg
glnbottom 200 head.
Asa Thomson, who Is authority for
tho above estimates, tjays that while
tho liny crop was short thl3 season
that tho Butter creok feeders will In
a measure make up for tho deficiency
In profitable feeding.
OBSOLETE
OREGON
STATUTES
Herewith nro a dozen or mor an
tiquated and obsolete Oregon lnws,
which woro passed In hnste, but so
far as It Is learned, hnvo not boon ro
pontcd, even In lol&uro. Thoy nro
dead letters and dry rot on tho stn
tuto books, utterly and absolutely;
no bettor, no worse, thnn tho Puritan
lnw now ponding docernituro.
Tho net prohibiting tho uso of tho
flag for advertising purposes.
Tho net of prohibiting privnto po
lice and patrol.
Tho act prohibiting tho exhibition
of doformed porsons.
Tho lnw prohibiting lobby with
members of tho lcgislnturo without
disclosing tho lobbyist's Interest.
Tho act prohibiting tho uso of
fnlBO weights.
Tho act prohibiting tho solectlon
of a juror when such solectlon hnb
been quested.
Thnt prohibiting. refusal to tow,
or discrimination by a mauler of a
tug bont.
Thnt providing n penalty for tho
snlo of unwholcsomu provisions,
Thnt prohibiting tho snlo of ndul-,
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VHHHMBHD' i& f j H
THE
Brown Shoe Co.
Builds Reliable Footwear
Their
Shoes
lmvo stobd 'tho tost for sixteen
yearB In our Bhoo dopnrtmont.
Bvory pnir is built to glvo snth
factory sorvlco. Thoy fit woll and
tho Btylos are strictly correct.
The Famous Blister Brown "Blue Ribbon"
School Shoes for Boys and Girls
havo novor boon equalled for honeBt wonrlng qualities. V1CI KID,
VELOURS OALP and PATENT LEATHER uppers for girls. BOX
CALF, VELQURS CALF and PATENT LEATHER uppers for Boys.
Extra aolccted solid leather solos in ovory pair. MUlor'B "Ohromo
Tanned" loathor
High Top Shoes
for mon aro ospocinlly adapted for extra hard wear In the mud and
wntor. Thoy romain Boft and yllablo nftcr tho hardest sorvice.
North Star Hosiery
woara longer than tho ordinary kind bocniiBo It 1b mado from se
lected long alaplo yarns. That's why wo nro doing such a phe
nomonal business in our hostory department.
North Star Underwear
Ib mndq In full liboral dimensions. Wo Bhow wolghts and quali
ties sultablo for all classoa of wear. Tho noV closo fitting dressej
domand snug fitting undorwoar. Omr lino of LADIES' UNION
SUITS fills tho bill.
Our prlcoB aro based on tho spot cash plan.
That's why we undersell
regular stores
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ays?4', cxfrcSf.
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dor dl-cttBslon. Musical and othor
features will nlso bo included in the
two days' program.
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NORMAL
fContlnuod From Page I.)
Jl'''gchoola.
nvil ill IllilKU I ri',, Af.
k. V .....-
kf4UBTir- nr till
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ll -.!. lutoilllg BUT
Mu'hP'n Orf-(,n. Tho Com-
t 'I Uik 3 Hlu nit,. nn.1
'"' a el cory cltlzon III-
" anl'O their nfTnra .
t 'kino .- . .
vl ..,.. ' .. ""' nil Ullltn mn1n lm
J'lix , lf,-,oQl..... !... .... I "
' MHU 11VT- ' ..
Ho notified tho board thnt the poo
rle of Drnln hnd not given up hav
ing tholn school recognized by the
lagislntMro, but would mako a fight
before that body to have Drnln re
stored to the list ot stato normal
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'I 6e D ,ini r.t I, ...I
'u.t .,. luiYiiiK o many
! 11(1' of (he state In nt-
St'lf-SiistnlnliiLf.
Tho oxecutlvo commlttoo, com
posed of Gov. Clmmborlnln, Sutp.
Aokermnn nml IS. Ilofar, hold a
mooting nt 9 n. in. and nudltod all
bills to dnte, and formulntou a plan
normal schools toli-
Rdstnlnlng,
ocre a any ono tlmo. .Bo-
"r n'k',", a larK dlS-!
i Miv Nwn-tpfg jg expect-
set!
n ii'
"la
s'
ALHAXV.
Wlllio Dlekonson. who llvos on the
Snntlnm, was driving to town oarly
Saturday morning when' ho saw a
' - n hns niRgalflcont 8r oatlnB l'oacofully in a nonr-oy
r ' n m . i advantage' ' ttUi- Uo ecurod n gun nt once and
a w h 1 1 development' killed the "doer. This wn about four
" MiM,. Ua for its i mile oast of Albany.
- f syetoumtlo "G" company, O. N. G., begen
devoh mp theee ro-i Irnct!ce on the new rifle rango this
'a !, rhp ntiantinn moruliii! for tho first time, and It
im, .'... In nvnoAlml tlia linvc will lran It
f " una uninn. w.... .. jn ... .-- -
-nit r'r,,"u u he Paotflo lively around there for a while,
torntcd candy,
'fMini ifnliUi1Hnr tlm ttnln rt rrvii
1 IlltW MUIItlllVll UIU Q(W VI lUI(k
STATU "NKWS T'10 nct declaring void nil mar
Mlchael Campbell, when acaulttod r,nKea of wh,t0 nn(1 ,n,x0(1 blo0tl
or tho murder of John McCIolland at I Tnnt ronk'nK o Fl'o of Hflworn
Cnthhunet Saturday night wuh milr-!nonr ,n,noa unlawful.
Ited away to Portland as throat ! That prohibiting porsons undor 18
ngnlnst his llfo hnd boon ononlv.'onr8 from emoklng In public.
tYin.ln i -iwMi' II I , 1 1 w w mm
UlllllU,
Tho Council Crest's wlroloss atn
tlon in Portland wns yostorday In
communication with Hawaii.
Mrt.. S. S. Train, of Albany. !ih '
bdun ro-olected prestdont of tho Ai-i
bany Lolsuro Hour Ilook club. I
A Catholic church is to bo oroctod
at Sclo. I
Tho net prohibiting the disposal
of liquor within four mllCB of gov
ornmont locka or similar workB un
der construction.
Tho law making In a folony to por-
auado or iniluco n votor to romain
nway from tho polls.
. i m.
Wo should think Ilrynn would got
tired, Othor people do,
Grand Opera House
JXO. F. CORDItAY, Ugr.
cnnornl I Thn flfK'-flfJti nnnlvfiranrv Of tllO
autonir.tilln j .'" n. . ..:..'. i .... i -l i. I..
'Ml n Pa iT ru'111 "ODi rirsi uimea rresuyierwu umuvu iji
!i im'i. ?ay' and Perhap. ' tho world wa held In Albany yoeter
Mdiho ?' p a ra,,road from day. Tho building In which ths
ot mi ?, os Bay- Develop-. churchu was formed In Albany, still
'ntwl , ,,n(luatry, dairy- Btands.
H lanihuH y versined Four grading camps nave uoen ea
r im..:.. r,nB. and numerous tnbllahed nml work Is being rushed
""Jed am-sn i?ery Probabl' on the Callfornln-Northwostern road
- " ' Himiers un-io liinmntn fans
MONDAY, OCTOnrcit 12.
H. H. FRAZKK'S .
Piquaat Musical Mixture.
"Isle of Spice"
Prlcei fiOe, 76e, i.QQ, J1.G0.
Sent sale at box ufllqo Monday at
9 a. m.
The Best for the Least Money
IS THE INDUCEMENT OFFERED
A'JWUffV
YE LIBERTY
HtgH Class Attractions
' ' " i-iuiir houM la Saleai, whereby fte natrons can
''' ,h T LK. SIXGand DAXOE.
rtbat Douht the Best
Show in the City
Bt
If ju can arrange to go to Port
land this week do aa and witness
the greatest theatrical sonsntlon that
city has even known. Hakert Stock
Company, at tho handsomo new
HVSGAimv TIIKATKIt, Morrison
and Twelfth streots, Is prosentlng
for the third and last week the mag
niflcont llelasco play,
It ! safe to 8fty our now
imttortiB in Parlor Txblea and
Stands -have many things to
reoommend them. From the
choapoit to the most oxponslve
tho construction Is according
to tho Iqteat methods.
THE GIRL OF
GOLDEN WEST
T"E
rtf. .i
- 'oe crnn-.i.
! tel-1. - . " ' Y L,bCrty
VT: HMIIM4... . ....... .
----. sun y ana aaj.uraay.
'it
1 aBiy. i-s
Each evening, 7
souvenlr matinee.
Admission, 10 cents, seats free.
Positively tbe sreatoe Mnsntloti
Portland thetergori bare ever
known. Placing to tUwduf room
only at every performance' Don't
delay. 3nd la your orde- for U
by mall, wire or long d'aUuee. Ad
dress everything to
GEO. L BAKER, Manager
Buthjalew Theatre, Portland. Oregon
Evening mew, .Ir, IMr. noe; ma-J
timv, t3r, 23c.
Awaa the Bame. Matlnee Sunday
and Saturday. Next weelt'Drown
of Harvard
liwsji'
i
We have 10 woll-madi
Kltghon Treasueoi like out.
Two flour bins, two drawers,
two moulding boards, sjirueo
tope, golden oak flHteh. While
they last at $3.50
No moro complule or nll-round well-nude Kltolieu Cablnetj fqt
.ho monoy lias boon shgwu In Silem than our Qniiltnry Oublnojs,
. The oompartmentB njo all useful nd handy and the llogr beneath
an be easily swoept without moving tho Cabinet,
Wo mako It easy to own thorn.
No other floor covering has mad euoh atrldou In popularity
llnpleum. No othor covorlng gva to muoh satisfaction
money. Wo sol tho host and most popular mnkoa.
n3
for (ho
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' WE ARE JUST AROUND THE CORNER
THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO., ?.&
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