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s SUMMER DRESS GOODS. We, are liotv ttrafarflfl to bhow the ntJWeat, largest Htid best Him of Summer Vrm Goock THE BEST LINB OF BROCADED SATEEN, " A PLAIN BDAOK SATEEN, -'vV? PLAIN JiLAOK OHALL1E, PIGUUED and PLAIN BATISTS, PIGUKED and PLAIN INDIA MUSLIN, PBENOE OHALLIES, PKENOI1 SATEEN, FRENCH OKKPJfi, IJATISOIAN COKD, SATIN PONGEE, SATIN KAYE, Our Shoo fitook is still going at coat. All now goods and good quality. THE PALACE anddegc?mpany, 307 Commercial Street. - IF - You are going to Jbulld or make any Kind of Improvement, cull on tits unaomgcea lor material. We have com plete stock, and are raid to supply any prepuiod contract, sower work, grading, etc. Salem Improvement Co. DAILY WEATHER FORECAST. Portland, May 18. Saturday, fair, followed by rain Saturday night. Sunday occasional light rain; cooler. U. B. Wjsatiiek Bkbvice. Tiih Oueoon IlosTKii. Tho proceed ingn of the 12th annual encampment of the Oregon G. A. R. held at Pendleton April 12, 13, has been Issued very promptly by Assistant Adjutaut Gen eral D. II. Turner, of Portland. It 1b u very handsome book of nearly 200 puges, got up In oxcellout clerical aud literury style as to content aud mutter. The roster of tho Woman's Relief Corps, Buns of Veterans aud Ladles' Aid So ciety have proper positions. It Is n val uable historical eouveuulr o' tho Pa triotic orders in this state. A "Persecution." When It comes to a tilt between u reul estate muu and ft newspaper it Is inoro than likely to result In tho defeat of the manipulator of land values, especially If IiIh moral foundation is a trifle shaky. Iustunce, the Shaw persecution of the Balem Journal. Newberg Oraplilo. That paper puts it right. It was un attempt ed "persecution" of tho JouitNAi.. The Journal could stand about forty more such "persecutions" to good advantage. In fact It would pay the highest mar ket prlcofor a few dozun well assorted hand-painted things of that kind If they are lying around loose. Bi'RlNa Flowkiw. Yellow, tho color of ierfeotlou, tliut all children love so well, continues to predominate In the wealth of spring llowora that cover hill, valley aud roadside. One of the In numerable throng of the buttercup family has lust como on that Is largvi than the most common uf all, thai makes the uncultivated Holds resemble the far famed golden paved streets of the New Jerusalem. It Is mistaken bj wany people for the EsoholtKla Callfor Qlca, or California poppy, wiiloh Is not out yet, but Is duo In June, It bloomi all summer until latu in the full, whole It does uot dry out too soou. . i i Monthly Mkktino. On Mouday evening next, will occur the regular monthly builuesa meeilug of tho Y, M. O. A. lu the parlors of the association. Selections ua Mandolin and guitar by Messrs. Relsaoher and Rogers will be rendered. Light refreshments nerved and a general profitable good time oau bo expected. All aotlvo members are requested to be present, m Bi'RlNKLiNO. The dust had become very oppressive to merchants, but this toorulug the street sprinkler came to their relief. It Is doing good work, and Mr. Watt, tho new proprietor la to be congratulated by nil for the Improve ment. KELLER dt SONS' CORNER, There is a report current on tho atreti that we carry tho largest stock t furniture In the city and that our Vtiee are more reasonable tliau other dealers. We submit to tlieea charges with pardouable pride. The report Is true. Our Bales book Indicates the Magnitude of our butlueee. Wo are thoroughly equipped to do a laud otlloe trade, Uotueluaud leaye your order. We eell a Hue pillow sham holder for 60 eeate, How many do you want r Our klteheu treasures give the best of We eentrol the adeofthe mantel fckHHtT Ink! that we ak 118.00 for. slN aft booming. YtmHkewr pleture framing, don't ye? They all tell u the rtwe. Our aluure toaster m a fceod Matured fellow aaaawUmU every detail of Hue M-eJae lea MUAt aAM PONGEE SILK, CORDED TAFETTA, SATIN GLACE, SATIN GLORIA. PEKBONAL AND LOO AX. Amos Strong went south today. John Porter, the Aumsvllle real estate man, is in town, Dr. Andrews, of Iowa, will lecture at the state prison Sunday at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Jack Orcen leaves this evening for San Francisco, to visit a tow weeks with u sister and friends she has not seen for 25 years. Bupt. F. B. Anson and J. M. Koone will opond Sunday in Portland. Miss Alice JJIantou went to Wood burn to spend Sunday. Prest. Geo. Whlttaker spondB Bun day at Alblna. Hon. B. F. Glltnor and W. A. Mun ley went to Portland this afternoon. Mrs. Ghaunoy Lockwood went to Chcmuwa today. Miss Morris, of the North Salem school, Is at Portland today. Col. Jeff Moyers and Miss Dr. Jeff reys will spend Sunday ut Bclo. City Treasurer Bwaflord is in Oregon City to spend Sunday. Col. B. A. Mo Loonoy, W. H. Johnson and J. M. Poorman of Wood burn were In town today. Take your Sunday dinner at Strong's A picnic party of fifty merry people uhartored a special car over the Salem Motor Hue to Morulngslde this after noon. A marriage license has been Issued to Mrs, Cecilia 0. Prcuts and James W, Thompson. Wllholt that's what tho wlso people drink, ut tho Spn. The county court has recolvcd notice that the Statu Reform school Is ready to receive u few more boys. Takoyour Sunday dinner at Strong's. Chns. Roork, of Pendleton, returned today after a two months' stay at Sa lem for medical treatment,- Salem eggs Davison's market. Dearborn's circulating library Is growing In popularity ovory day. Hon. T, J. Black wus a Salem yhltor lodtiy. Tho only natural mineral water sold lu fountains lu this city Is Wllholt, at the Spa. , Ice cream soda from tho big fountain Is delicious at tho Spa. If. G. Cotton, tho Massachusetts mutual gtnerul agent for Oregon, re turned to Portland today. Seuntor aud Mrs. Ed. Hlrsoh und daughter went to Portland this -afternoon, to attend tho funeral of their nephew. Hawks & Levar, paper hangers. 07 Stato. Hon, Win, Armstrong camo up from Portland last eveuliig, ami will remain over Sunday. The richest aud purest, tho New York Ice cream at Strong's. Services ut the First M. . church tomorrow at 10:30. Preaching by the pastor. Service lu tho merning: "Ap pearing the Secoud Tlmo," Subject lu the evening "The arm of tho Lord." All are Invited, Tho petition for creation of a new school district out of parts of Woodburn Milliard aud Halls districts, came be fore County Superintendent Graham today but was deterred as he Is engaged ou examinations. Ho will go down there Wednesday to decldo the case. Pouch Couiit. Twenty-live days of drunkenness will be worked out by two Individuals upon seuteuce of Recorder Kdes this morning. Harry Duun geta twenty of these ami a pe tition Is Ulug circulated declaring him a common drunkard, after which any tieaier soiling mm minor will ue prose cuted. BoMKTiilNn Good. New York Ice cream soda, to he had only at Strong's, - ' - ii afc i AOCJUTTIIK Amkntmbnt. The old adage, that if It rnlus on Kter, It will ralu for seven Sundays after, has been amended so as to Include KtuWr la the even. Under this arraHgeaieat te aerruw give im the last afcuwer, AVJOKitfct caviwaij JotmwAii, uavvuvay, may ia, iwa. Mm I'll THJB OkMOVt holviek'h noun, Constitution Outs No I'igura Against a Fredjudiced Board At Tho suit l)fottlit by Mr. Sherman o teal the question of the legality of locat ing the Boldfer's Home at Kosoutirg Is not n fight of Batetn pcoplo upon any other city of the slate. Tho suit Is brought by Mr. Sherman alone, by a clilzeu and Grand Army man, aud not by concerted action of any element of people of this city, private or public, fraternal or otherwise, In common with other citizens ho has respect for tho constitution and business methods, He has no moro Interest than any other citizen of Oregon In the proper legal es tablishment of the Home. If it is to bo a stato Institution at all there should bo no cloud UKtt lis title, as such cloud would mako it a miserable object of charity aud entitled to no respect. Aside from all constitutional grounds, aud tho court decisions upon that mat ter aro all one way, there Is a real pro test arising all over the stato at. the manner in which the board was created and tho way it has set about to locate the home at Roseburg, as against the rights of tho rest of the state. These objections are stated in the Coqullle City Herald very clearly as follews: A rilOTEST. "When tho board was looking at the various sites for the soldiers' home they restricted their duty to Roeeburg und vicinity alone; they failed toadver tlso for competing bids, and then re jected such as were tendered from Sa lem, Tillamook, Bandon and other points in the state, preferring to use up the appropriation, which was subject to the necessity for its use, to purchase a small 40-acre tract of wild land on the suburbs of Roseburg, than to accept a donation of six times that amount und the lumber to construct tho home ut Bandon and thus saving the appropriations for purposes of adorn ment and conveniences. There were other points in tho stato that would havo douated a site, but all have been ruled out. The board has utterly failed, to our mind, to do a legitimate business transaction do for the Institution aud for the publlo as they would do for themselves. If the laud was to be paid for and the fund exhausted merely to enhance values of surrounding proper ty at Roseburg and create a trade for the merchants there glvo Roseburg "her first big plum," as the Reylew has frequently uwserted then, of course.tbe board bus been efllcleut; but If It was fur the higher aud nobler obligation of patriotic duty, an act of state pride and true philanthropy, then tho board would havo been actuated by the same spirit und sought to serve tho best In terests of the donors (he people of the state and the heroes whose sacrifices have called it forth. "Tien,too,Salem, Albany,Tlllamook, Yaquluu, Bandon und other communi ties would hove been given an equal chaiico to manifest their patriotism aud competed for tho locution of tho oharge In their midst. "The deblgu for tho building Is also approved without a competition a pet local architect furnishing tho plan and estimates. And now we suppose some one local firm will be awarded the con tract for construction of tho building. Thus havo all usages been set at naught and tho publlo deprived of its just pro tection." , Phaisb Skkviok. The Foreign Mis sionary societies of tho M. E. church will hold a praise service at tho church MiIb evening, at 8 n'clocR, After the program, refreshments will be served. No oharge for admission will bo made, but each one will have an opportunity to make a thank nflerlng. Come and havo a pleasant tlmo FntST Pkkshyteuian. Preaohlng at 10:30a. in., by Rev. A. L. Hutcheson. Subject, "Lessons From Christ's Ascen sion." Also at 7:30 p, rn., subject, "Christ's Rejection at Nazareth Typi cal of tho World's Relation to the Truth." Y. P. 8. 0. E. at 0:15 p. m. Christian Endkavok Rally. There will be a Christian Endeavor ral ly tomorrow evening at 6:46, In the Presbyterian church, at which reort8 will be had frot. the delegates to tho recent state Y. P. B. O. E. convention at Portland. Unitv Church. Bervlee at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Rov. W, E. Cope- laud, pastor. Subject of morning ser mou "The Blood of Christ." Subject of ovoulng lecturo "What shall I do to bo Saved?" Conciukoationau Corner Center and Liberty streets. Morning and evening services conducted by P. 8. Knight. All seats free. Evanukucal Cnunnii. Preaching tomorrow at 10:30 a, m, Sunday School at 12 m, Young People' meet ing at 0:30 and preaohlng at 7:30 p. m. J. Bowersox, pastor. . - a ,. Younci Mk,-The meeting at the V. M. U. A, will be addressed by Rev. J, K, Blair. Every man come. i A. M. K Services at 11 oelook a. ui. Text, x Tim., S, 15-17. HumUy vhocl at 1 p, K-i. All welcome. G. W. White, ptr, MaWsa DuvUou's Market, TftU TUTtAhWP KEBEBVAT10N. Wa? Between Indian And Regular Troops Imminent. Portland Telegram! Company K., Fotiflcofilli Infantry, arrived In I'ort- land nt 8 o'clock Friday from Voticouv cr, Wash,, on tbolr way to 1'tiyallup, where they are required to prevent de predations on Uncle Sam's lands. Tho company consisted ofOO men un der the command of Captain Carpenter. They remained at the depot until the Northern 1'aclflo train was ready to leave, when they left for 1'uyallup, where they will prevent, by Utrzc, If necessary, the invasion of the Puyallup Indian reservation by a forco of men u uder tho su pervlslon of Fran k C. Ross, a railroad builder. Tho eight of a warlike body of men In the streets of Portland, armed to the teeth, and ready for blood If necessary, excited no small amount of attention this morning. At tho depot quite a crowd had assembled, out of curiosity to see how they looked. They appeared well prepared for service aud wore their fatigue uniforms. All useless append- ago bad been left behind, but the men were prepared to make a long stay of It If necessary. The sight of the field un Iforms, tents, baggage, legglns, car tridge-belts, haversacks and canteens, and the general rough-and-ready ap pcarance of the men stirred the blood of an old Grand Army man who was at the depot, and he immediately regaled a small group of bearers with accounts of similar scenes In the days of '01, the troops were Issued 40 rounds of ammun ition, tent equipage and rations before leavlug Vancouver, and are well pre pared fur a campaign. Tho Tacoma News, in commenting on the fact that the United States troops cave been ordered to Puyallup, saysi Tho men who have been ut work grading for the railroad projected by uoionel Koss will be ordered off the land. If they refuse to go peacefully, they will bo chased away at tho point of the bayonet. If either action Istukeu, the whole trouble will be tukeu to the courts, aud there appears to be no doubt that Colonel Ross will be granted per mission to build the railroad as he has been doing. Tbo land Upon which the grading is being done is owned in sev eralty by the Iudlans. It is their land. These Indians are citizens. They vote and exercise all the rights and privileges of citizenship, with tho single except Ion that they cannot sell the lauds which the government gave them. IT BELONGS TO THE INDIANS. Tuo lund, however, belongs to the inaiansunu tney claim tho right to otlierwlsodo with Has they see fit. If they desire to build houses upon It they claim thut they have the right to do so, If they wish to plow It they clulm that they have a right. In fact, the lu diauB simply clulm tbattuoy can use the laud us they Bee lit, und If they wisn to build a railroad upon it the government cannot stop them. The Indians are buildiug the road for Col ouel Ross, and if they are forced to quit tbey will, according to some lawyers, nave good cause for damages against tho government. No matter what the outcorao may be, thero will bo many Interesting uud Important legul points raised if tho controversy gets into the courts. COLONEL ROSS TALKS. When Colonel Ross was seen he said: "If tho United States troops come we will find out, by law or other wlso, whether we, as American citi zens, have the right to go ahead ami Impruvo the country. Times are hard, aud if every mau that haalooso money, or who has luflueuce in Inducing out side capital to invest a few million dollars lu railroad building and the Improvement of tbo country, would as sist us, they would bo great bouefactors to the large number of laboring men in tho country now unemployed, as well as to the people in general. I am going us tar as I can in trying to pull out the plug of hard times, and lu set ting the bull of prosperity rolling now instead of waitiug for perhaps a loug aud uucertulu time maybe years. If all join with me wo will see a change for the better, and that soon. I hope, these thiugs will set the people to thinking, so ve may all act together." Still another piano to be given away at Kiaunso Bros, Shoe store. Tho rlohest and purest, tho New York Ice cream at Slroug's. Hawks & Lovar, wall paper, 07 State. Appolouaris mineral water on sale at Joues fc Bernardl's. Cougbaatul colds kept olTby takiug Simmous Liver Regulator to regulate I the system. D&PRILTS oyl,CfeafTarUfPewdr.-NoAiimoaU;NoAte. Uitd ia Milliwi of Homm-40 Year the Standard Oonclinled from Supplement J UNi VKIlfifrV IthAKiJJM, "It's rnwlliig In rioliefl O'dliannnn, Wld a wife and tilt babies l now, Six pigs and u cow," Everybody who wnnls to latlgli will enjoy Mls Carrie Rudolph's reading announced elsewhere. She has been a highly successful coslutneolociitlonlst and will be agisted by our best local musical talent. Here aro some press notices, Miss Rudolph sustains the dialect in her Impersonations so well that It Is with dlfllcutty her hearers ore con vinced sho is not what stioseems. Her facial expression and graceful gestures demand special mention, Denver Musio and Drama. Miss Rudolph, In her Character Im personations, does not employ the usual conventional methods. Her originality Is one of her promlment charms. Her costumes ore very fine and appropriate to tho different characters In every detail. N. Y. Herald. i. o. o. F. The Odd Fellows of tho state are making extensive preparations for the annual convention which will be held at Eugene next week. Monday will be the grand assembly of the Rebekah lodges, Tuesday tho grand encamp ment, and Wednesday the session of the grand lodge. It Is expected that a large delegation will be present from Portland. LADY LECTURER. Miss Jessie Ackerman, a W. C. T. U. round tbo world missionary, lutely re turned from India and Japan will lect ure at the M. E. church on Sunday, May 14, 3 p, m.. also on Mouday even lug the 16th, at the same place, subject, "Tbo Women of Asia." She will ap pear in oriental costume. Her lectures are wonderfully entertaining and in structive. was He Drowned? One ot the deep mud holes on the Hall's ferry road has a stake stuck up in it to show wberea man went down. It Is not known whether he got out or not. It was not the roadmaster, although Borne of the people on that road say he has not got out as much as they would like to see. When you want the very best, take French Ice cream soda at Jones & Ber nardi's. Bad Roads Do not keep people away from 112 Court St. They are bouud to take advantage of those bar gains in shoes. If you need shoes, re member I am clo-lug out at a ?10,00u stock at wholesale price, dw E. Willis, Agent. Silk Finish.-That is what you want on your Sunday dinners and luuches but cannot well have without tho use of Price's Flavors and Extract. Sold only and cook book free at J, A. Van Eaton's grocery, Salem. See the display of Ruby g'asswareot the BLUE FRONT. In Special Session. Tho county commissioners' court met lu speciul ses slon today to consider the piesent own ership book contract with Waters & Co. and to accept the contract for remodel ling the circuit court room. Best op All New York Ice Irwin. Have you tried the cream? Westacott & No Mails. Eastern malls hove not reached here since Thursday. Floods on various river valleys east of us are tho cause. The Boss Lunch Counter. Tho Cttplttti City established by W. A. Baraett has moved Into more ele gant aud popular quarters In the Adolph block, Commercial street. Private lunch rooms and for family use are pro vided and the best meals In the city from ten cents upwards will be served day and night. Mr. Burnett Is a hard workor und deserves success. Something Good. New York Ice cream soda, to be had only at Strong's. Salem eggs DavUon's market Lace curtain, embroideries and laces at the New York Racket at low prices. Tho ice cream soda at the Boa is th no est in ine land. French Ice cream soda Is the nniw best made. Jones & Bernard!'. Hawks A Levar, paper hangers, 07 State. SOMETHING To sonio people lioV clieaji tho WOOLEN MILL STORE does soil their HOME :-: MADE Men and J3oy's Clothing. Buy from Manufacturers and you can cavo all Middlemen's profits. SALEM, For Bale. Good team, wagon and harness. Also 4-year-old filly, well broke siuglo or double, fine driver. Apply to M. C. Cone,Simp8on'B oddltIon,25th Btreet. Address Salem. 5-4-lm Will be foimd an excellent remedy for Btck beodnche. Carter's Llltlo Liver Pills. Uhous BHdn ofltttcrH from ppoplo who bave uaed tbetii prove this fact. Try tbem. If sick lifadncliols misery, wbatnro farter's Llule Liver Pills if tbey pltlvely cure It? 1'eople who have used tbotu pptuk trunk y of their wortb. 'ibeyaic small aadeusy to take. If you once try Outer's Little Liver Pills for sick henducbe, bllllouniB8 or constipation, you will never be without them. They aro purely vegetable, small and easy to take, ifon't I01 get that. Hawks & Levar, wall paper, 97 State. DKATIIS. ROSE. At the residence of her grand son, W. F. Brown, In North Salem, Friday, May 12, 1893, from old age. Nancy Aun Rose, age 87 years and 10 mouths. Mrs.Ito8e was at the time of her death one of Salem's oldest lady residents. She was a native of Hullfax county, Vu., aud was, born there July 30, 1805. She married D. F. Green In that county when she was 18. Her maiden name was Drummonds. She then liyed suc cessively in Roan county, Tenn., and In Crawford county, Arkansas. In 1808 she came to Salem and lived for a time with her son-in-law, Wm. Patty, near the Little Central school house. She was married twice and had nine chil dren by her first husband. Those liv ing are Mrs. 8. D. Brown, of North Sa lem, L. Green, of Long Creek, eastern Oregon, and Mrs. Sarah E. Howlen, of eastern Oregon. She has overone hun dred and fifty grand, great-grand, and great-great-grandchildren. The funeral services were held at the residence at 10 a. m. today and the re mains interred in the Lee Mission cemetery. HIRSCH. At the home of his mother Mrs. J. B. Hlrsch, Portland, May 12, 1993, Jacob Hlrsch, oge 22 years aud 7 months. Deceased was the older ion of a form er merchant of Salem, and a nephew of tiou. jmi. .titrscu of tbis city, and of Hon. Sol. Hlrsch of Portland, funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday at Portland. "I Am So Tired"' Is a common exnresslnn ntliiia .... There Is a certalu bracing effect in cold on mm-ii is lost wuen the weather grows warmer; aud when Nature Is re uewstiir her vouth. hpr mimiu., ! dull, sluggish and tired. This condition Is owing mainly to the Impure condition of the blood, aud its failure to sunnlv leaituy tissue to the various organs of the body. It is remnrlf.hl !.., .. cepllble the system is to the help to be derived from a cood niPilioino o .1.1.. season. Possessing just those purifying building-up qualities which the bodf craves. Hood's Sarsaparllla soon over comes that tired feellog, restores the appetite, purifies the blood, and in short, imparts vigorous health. fL inousauils or friends as with one voice declare "It Makes the Wpk h l Z?!0?, a '"' w rS Young Mothers! VTe Ottef You wfcAi, rl"" ray r.YE VEif?? z'fotT.to w v nuuier una Caud, " Mother's Friend" Robs OanOnement of its a. uorror tad Risk. enco that veaknesi ffi?Wlti n "perl- -" V4a CARPET Weefcweinafce -. w Carpets, Mattlngs, OU -BUY THIS WEEK AND SAVE MONEY' - WILLIS BROTHERS & CO OPERA HOUSE CORNER, . " CO. .-.... BALEM, OREGOK. BaalUi 1lilbtB-0-0,"-.b-inth. world. " ,B - " CWM Ha, Txwa, . V ""' -i-JHy CURIOUS OREGON, HOTEL ARRIVALS. WILLAMETTE. J. H. Baxter, N. Y. C. A. Wheclau, L. Samuels, M. W. Solomon, Portland. A. L. Brown, San Francisco. T. J. Black, Halsey. Best op All. Have you tried the New York ice cream? Westacott 4 Irwin. Loan Wanted. I want to get u loan of $1700 or sell an interest in ofall of the Red Star Mill and water power, with froru 2 to 812J acres of land, joiuing the town of Turn er. All communications answered with promptitude und dispatch. Address, j. u. kohertson, 4-27-lw Turner, Or. Hawks & Levar, wall paper, 97 State. Health brings happiness. Take Sim mons Liver Regulator for stomach, liv er and kidney troubles. AN AFFIDflUIT Isn't necessary to convlnco people whr know us that no where else can you ge Pine Sfafionery equal In quality to that we are selling. W bave all of Geo. B. Hurd's Stationery. Vi can give you a bargain In this Hue as wf buy In 5 case lets. Notice our display o this paper In tho latest linos. Patton Bros., Booksellers and Stationers 08 8TATK BTREKT. NKW ADVERTISEMENTS. AMERICA'S Favorite Entertainer, Character Impersonator. Asslted by home talent In a musical program . . ., of especial Interest. Friday. May iBlh. University chapel. Ad mission 60 cent. blldren 55 cents. Tickeii on tale at the book stores. IIP. M. CARS, 1 1 p. m. Curs leave Hotel mid Postoffice dully for Asylum, Penitentiary untl Cemetery oh Capital City Railway. Cur leaves 5 m. m , connect ing with Overland train, and curs leuve Hotel every 2$ minutes from 6:20 a. m. to II p. in. for till points on the lines excepting CemetervCar.TukeB off to meet Passenger Traiii SALE.