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SPRING JACKETS
W ura itotoriMiW not to orrjr any fnokel over to next
M0n, Mid ura no offering tlieii Mlrernaly low,
SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS,
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HIM r given fiX fttpOmber UX,
Our Shoe (ock 1m till tfolfitf ftt cont. All mw good and
good quality
THE PALACE
307' Commercial Street.
- IF -
yeOnCfetafJWr'ullilormAktjinr kind of
tVfTMMat,,Mit oo INS UBdrlfBl lot
tsrls.. VvaeompUts.Uol,anlars
nMr to sspplr as prjrl contract, sswsr
work, t4Ib, fc.
Salem Improvement Co.
TheQukkn-OJ berries I In nil her
lory bow. Blie I too cheap for profit
but sot too cheap to bo good and to bo
Joyed, Strawberries now sell lit f
easts quart by the box or wagon loud,
A. B. Frost brings Tjih Jouknaj. two
pftwat pllruiH all larger than walnut
They are of the peerk'M BharpleM vari'
eiy and are hard to beat. Tjik Jouk
HAL office is almost little strawberry
hew by ItMlf these day.
Duo, At hie home in Salem, Juno
12, 1898, where be occupied a prominent
ptaeela a number of grocery stores,
Hard Stale Cheese, from old age. He
wm possessed of great strength In bis
priaM bat became a very bard charac
ter la hie old age and no one had any
bm for hlaa after Clark & Kppley Intro
.Meed their full cream 1,11 tie Neatucca
ease, tootbaome to children and
tmwa people, aold only at the Court
street greeery.
JUmi btolxn, uunday night a
stall buy borae wii stolen from tbe
Uble of T. Burrow on Liberty atreet.
The atrap with which be bad been tied
wae left lataet, aa though the animal
had clipped it over his head, but It la
vldeat that a theft watt committed.
Bmabp Thibvkb. That Ih they made
good haul of aharp carponter tools
from tool chests lost night. They broke
U and robbed tbe chests of the carpon
(era who are building tho new Tlios.
Hnta'a residence, Flu miner A Aull.
Thdir loea is considerable,
Prohibition Cmjii. Tho regular
Weekly Keeling of the Hnlem Prohlbl
tioaelub will be held at the W. O.T.
U. ball at 8 o'clock Tuesdcy evening,
Everybody is invited,
m
FoLICK Court. -Recorder Edee sen
tjeaeed two druuks and a hobo this
Meralag and tbe trial of John Ford for
aaaMlt oaC. R, Browu la set for 7 p.m.
Way.
Coot. Wcathkk Necessitates wear
iftf wraps, Our Jacket sale continues
Mftfeated; prices cut oue-thlrd In many
T. Hoi verso n & Co.
A Sl'KCIAL INOUOKMKNT To pur
kaaera sow offered In our Jacket sale,
Tb finest line In the city, and the
greatest cut In prices. Bee (or yourself.
T. Malveraon & Co.
All Rioht Again. D. M. Lellxol,
yrefrtetor of the Salem saloon has been
Mm vletha of some epltework, as he
aye, having been subjected to two at
Wefcftteat aulU, both of which he has
fttttled.
lNANK.Tbe following were com
Mkted today i Jos. Weeks, aged 61, of
Marrow; Letter Wise, li, of Usker;
Weed, 70, of Clatsop.
Grand
CLEARANCE SALE!
Millinery and Fanoy Goods '
With ft view of putting lu a-
MAMMOTH FALL STOCK
All good ww on our febtlvM mut go-
ItofttxdltMS of Coat
TtkltJf aeta amaeesasie atatewwat, but we hmi try word we say.
ybisylag tm fmk tk mw,
MRS.
Oold Wlll And JtoHllYrtl M( 6f
D1Y GOODS
AND SHOE COMPANY,
'TKKPAR1HO TO TMK 1A0M."
The UUninti (Jtuge XratMac Track
(Iota Down Fast.
Hnlem will have no one-cent races
July 4th to 7th Inclusive, VAX) n u,
in purses. The entries are the longest
list ever shown In Oregon, The purse
are the biggest ever offered by a Bpeed
ing Association, A letter was read last
night at tho mooting of tho directors,
staling that Mr. Tilden, of Vauoouvei
has written that ho will bring his year
ling to Halem and enter it to boat tht
world's pacing record. This wilt bo an
Interesting race. Mr. Tllden's oolt Id
rapid and Is very likely to do what I
claimed for It. A special purse of 60
was put up for this race of tho pacing
colts, which Is expected 'to boonool
tho most Intoreetlng of the extras.
There is a constantly growing en thus
isaiii in this matter. Tho hornemou of
the Northwest aro manifesting a lively
Interest.
Tbe date for closing the entries to
the races here was changed from June
loth to the 10th. This extension of
nine days was made at the request of a
number of horsemen who had not
leen able to enle- their animals in the
time previously named.
Bunt. John Q Wilson has a force of
sixty men and teams at work on the
new standard track on tho state fair
grounds.
On Court Street.
Wo do not scalp,
Wo do not sklu;
Wo do not skimp,
Aorrnpo you in.
Although dealers resort to all kinds
of methods to force the sale of old and
uiiHeiutouablo stock, wo are not obliged
to advertise u clearance salo, but meet
all prices offered with a better class of
goods, An Involco of sailors and misses
hats in all styles received today. Mrs.
D. L. Flestcr, the court street milliner,
Balom.
Anotiikh Fink IMiitMiim. TIm
buil huh rnon's special prlzo of $10 for
tho gullon of largest strawberries Is
being madoupfor tho Htrawberry jIiow
by It, J, Hendricks of tho Htatesmnn,
As heretofore tlioy Intend to feast on
the winning exhibit, '
llKIIUILDINU.
Willson avenue
tho bicyclists.
Tho cinder traok on
Is being repaired by
TjikOnk Cunt Daily mall list In
growing rapidly. And It will grow, too.
Kamples of fruits preserved with antt
fiTinonllno at Gilbert, Patterson & Co.,
Balom, dw
Don't furuet tho ureal 20 dsvs' shoe
sale at the Columbia shoo elore, 118
nime Bireni.
IS IT SAFE
To neglect yourself if troubled with any
disease of the kidneys? No', It Is dan
gerou;nud If yon are so s fit loted, at
tend to yourself now. Do not wait,
but um) Bulphur Itinera at once. They
cured me when I was given up to die
by Miveral physicians. Jonathan
Ham, Jiostou.
Xverytblag aew aitd sMuesabr.
MARK SKIFF.
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Duo' (Two l'lnoti)'4l'reiV Concerto In K Klst
JtHlor".... ................ ,.......MoMrt
Mine Mewnome sod Cleaver.
Tho following Is the program of tho
twelfth commencement of tho con
aorvatory of music, Wednesday Juno
14, 1803 at 10 a. m.
Tho graduates nro, In tho virtuoso
course, Nelllo Carpenter (voice), Gnr
trudo Clever (piano), Minnie Nowsomo
(piano) and Lulu Bargcant (piano). In
tho teacher's cntirso, Ulnucho Jory
(piano), and Gertrudo Cleaver (voice).
PKOOKAM.
I'lano Otinrtet ...Overture. "Itur Dlnji"
Ut plsiio, Mr lAwkwiKHl and MIm Carpenter.
.. uenaeiesoon
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plsuo, MIm tarseant end Mr. Kruee.
J'rsyer.
quartet
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and rarvln.
I'lano Solo"Oai)rIcolOKO llrllllant On. 23."
Mendeluohn
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Vooal t)uet....."Ulrd ot the Wilderne'-"
............. ............ ............ .f reKen
Mhwe Jory and tinwtom.
Piano Holo "sonata No, 3 Op. JO." Weber
Aria.."l'oor in ' Uiy ixit may b"...lonlieUI
Mil N elite Carpenter,
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p-SINo.
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Mim Hlanctie lory
Arts
."O Ixva me for tlir Iower"..
Bellini
Mint uertruae Ulravcr.
I'lano Bolo...... 'sobers Op. 31". Chopin
Mi May Newnoine.
Trio......... "P-alrn of I.lio".... Plmutl
Clau.
i'reaenutlnn of Cliu..llev. K 8. Ilolllncer
nikiriuution oruiniomax, ...... nrs wnnuner
Orerture.. "blluDietlt1' iKouri'laona)
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ltplano,MlHHaist'niit.Mr. Kruio, MIeaJory
nuu nevriHjinr.
3nd piano, MIm uurponlor, Mrs. Lockwood
Mines Uleaver and Aldersoa.
Uenedlollou,
The conservatory graduating class of
'03 presented Prof. Parvlu an excellent
antlquo oak cablnot lu testimony of the
esteem they linvo for film. Ho Is very
popular with his classes.
Tho business meeting of the alumni
will bo held In the Socloty ball at tbe
University building (third floor) at 2
p. m,
Tho alumni will ronder tbo following
program on Wednctduy evening, at 8
p. m., Juno 14, lb03. After tho pro
gram thealumnl mid Invited guests will
go to tbe dining hall In tho University,
where social reunion and banquet will
be had. The young Ladles Foreign
Missionary Bocloly will furnish the
banquet.
ANNUAL HKUNION OK THK ALUMNI
1'llOClUAM.
I'lano Bolo..llHcather Bells Polka"
Kunkel
push Nettie .ut'CKucr.
Pfaver.
Introduction of class of 180.1.
Vocal 8olo...'I Will Follow Thee"
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AtiMXiUiuuargeut.
Kay.. ..... .Mrs. Elva ltrnnwn '7-i
Poem "Arbor Vital"
T. M. Anderson '80.
Vocal Solo..... . .. Selected
Miss A u tile Thornton.
Oration Jno. O, Goltra '87
Vocal Bolo Selected
Miss Bcriber.
Annals Mrs. Mary E. Klnuey
I'lano Bolo. . Selected
H. A. Kruse,
A goodly audience assembled at 8 p.
in. Monday evening to hear the lecture
before the literary societies by Itev. J.
W, lluahoug D. D., ofCeuteoary
ohurvh, East Portland. The exercise
opened with a vlolluand piano duet ex
oelleiitly executed by H. A. Kruse and
Miss Nellie Carpenter. After prayer
by Dr. Whltaker, Lloyd T. Reynolds,
president of the l'hllodorlau toeiety In
trodueed Dr. Dusbong, the lecturer of
IheeveaiHg. He announced hi sab-
Jeet "Esse quam vlderl," that U "Habit
In Human Nature"," The speaker
proceeded to anallie the psychologies,)
feature of the question Id Illustrate aad
earleb the dliouaelon by poetry, asee
dote and heauttrul aHu4, and despite
a, treu(4eemharfBeflhete?talBd
and iftstrueted iheaadteaeewltba very
satUfoetery popular leeture.
TheaeraMd aad aeadewy graduate
will bW tbelr gradiMtlBg exerelsea
this, Taewlay, realajr, Juae IS, at 8 p,
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F2SM0KAL AND L00AL.
Hon. E.J, Harding Is In tho city.
Hon. W. H. Dllyeu of Albany is in
tho cltv. ,
Hon. E. J, Harding of Fairfield was
In town today.
H. G, Coltoa, of tbo Massachusetts
Mutual, Is in the city.
Tommy Gilbert came up from Port
laud this morning.
Senator Blockman, of Heppncr, is lu
the city.
E. F. Pnrkhurst, tho solid Insurance
adjuster of the Btato Is homo from Alscu
buy.
W. A. Jarvis, of Strong's restaurant
force, returned last eveului from a
visit to bis fruit ranch near Portland.
"Tho Pride of Oregon" Is tbo prldo of
Salem's boat housekeepers. It Is the
beat flour evor made, and Is a home
product. Always call for It.
0. A. Sehlbrede, tbe Roseburg attor
ney, Is In tho city attending court. He
Is accompanied by Mrs. Sehlbrede, who
is tbe daughter of Hon. Geo. R, Down
ing, where they are guests during their
stay.
The One Cent Daily Mail Jour
nal takes like wild fire.
Of course, Bale'm gets freight; by roll
and boats land here every day.
W. W. Brooks, of Brooks & SMisbury,
is at Portland where be will collect and
bring to this city tho prizes donated by
Portland for tbe state shooting tourna
ment.
Remember F. 6. Dearborn, the book
seller, will present every business man
a Shannon bindlngcaso, who purchases
goods to the amount of 10 cents or over
at his store.
Branson & Co. occupy a front seat all
thotlmo In the matter of supplying
family groceries. Tbey always lead on
berries for table or canning.
Bill Chambers Is not shedding any
tears over the appointment of Mr
Black as collector.
Max Pruclit, tbo Ashland peach
growor, was In the city today making
arrangements to place his superior
rrult".
Three of tho best Democrats in Ore
gon havo been appointed by Cleveland
hs will be seen In our dispatches.
IIOKN,
COSHOW.-To Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Coshow, Monday, Juno 12, 1803, a
son.
RACE. To Mr. and Mrs. Race of Yew
Park, Tuesday morning, June 13,
a son,
DKATUH.
LYON, At Ashland, Or., Sunday
June 11, 1803, Henry Lyon, of con
sumption, aged about 32 years.
Deceased was a brother of Walter
Lyon, of Stay ton, and formerly lived
In Linn county.
HIHONd. At his homenarShelburn
Linn county, June 12, 1803, Henry
a Hlrons, aged 63 years.
The fuueral will occur today at 2
o'clock. Deceased was a brother of
airs, 8. D. Gibson of Polk county.
COX. At the lnme of bis brother, Pe
ter, nearBllvorton, June 10, 1893, W.
Cox, aged about 82 years.
The funeral was held at Bethany yes-
vmuajr aiicnioon. consumption was
the disease whioh destroyed Mr. Cox'a !
life after a lingering lllne
PRICE'S
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10 THE
FLOWER SHOW
f hf.l'1 Vfbm M (Joins:,
ThsfwiGf thrM)M4 are tolnif to Hit
mot Mtfwtly eiiiitpei lidOK Antt
rAiioMKHT tiuusn IX oitr.ioN,
In tliMS Hsh fott whnl wbst la new
nif, Th n w tiling fe alway found a'
Pattoti Bros.,
too.ttUra. MMtl Strtttonei-n
OSBTATK srHKKT,
TKJt' OHX Or-NT DAILY.
It la a great success, , lotl
People can hardly believe it.
Many are subscribing for It out of
puro curiosity. Ono centl
Tboy can hardly see how it can bo
dono. One cent a day I
But It can bo dono.
It Is being done.
Wo nro preparing to take your sub
scription by the year or two years.
Tho circulation of tho Journal Is
built up to that point where It can
print a penny edition and' circulate it
all over this state by mall. 25 cts. a
month by mall.
It Is tho only ono cent Associated
Press paper on the Pacific coast. 11 1 1
Rally for Old Willamette.
Attend tho commencement exercises
of grand old Willamette
Let her sons and daughters rally to
her support.
Let the pioneers and newcomers ri
val each other In enthuslastlodevntion.
The Journal freely gives a column a
day to reports of tbe exercises.
Let Salem show Portland and the
world that we can support Universities
and colleges as well aa Woolen Mills
and Canneries.
President Wbitaker is proving a
grand all around athlete at tbe head of
that Institution. Let us back him and
show Van Scoy, Stratton & Co., that
they aro not running the earth !
It is Alone.
The Journal baa been alone in giv
ing the people tho facts about the Shaw
case.
It has been alono in giving the facts
about Rev. Kellerraan'a attacks on tbe
grand army and pensions.
It has been alone in giving the facts
about that Iniquitous blanket license
ordinance.
The Journal readers will get tho
news about any matter of publlo Inter
est, though it feelf. like apologizing for
some of the mutters It has been com
pelled to publish in self defense.
The Flower Show.
Mrs. Wm. Brown is chalrmaln of
tho committee on arrangemcts of tbe
Flower-fiho v.
The Flower show la held at tbe
armory Friday and Saturday of this
week.
Let enthusiasm prevail. Everybody
help with a few flowers. Let tbe
armory blnpm as never before. Salem
Is the Bouquet City. Let, the world
know It.
Make -It Go.
Attend that Fourth of July celebra
tion meeting tonight at Hotel Wlllam
ette at 8 pm.
Every business man of Salem who
believes in our city should be there.
Van Eaton' la the man 1
Catch him if you can,
Selling on any other plan
than pure, fresh, full weight teas, cof
fees, Price's Extracts, and groceries
generally.
Rich golden Jersey milk Is being sup
plied by tbe dairy of B. J. Sharpe. r
WhV lUfler with alnb hrlanh ...H
MHjou"" when Simmons Liver Reg.
' ulator will cure you.
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N00iE "AViVi STORE
SAIvBM, OREGON,
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MILLINERY
50
Per Cent Less than Wholesale Prices.
Have Just returned from San
Francisco where I bought large 'in
voices of fine Millinery Novelties
for June and July trade at leas than
60 per cent, on regular prices. We
shall give the Ladles of Salem and
surrounding country some yery low
prices for the next Sixty days.
PLEASE KEEP YOUR EYE ON THESE COLUMNS FOR
THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS FOR
SOMMER PRICES.
Our Spring Stock is All Sold,
WE ARE NOT OVERSTOCKED.
WE CARRY NO GOODS OVER.
WE ARE CONTINUALLY RECEIV
ING NEW GOODS.
We Have the
nery Business in Oregon.
WE ARE HERE TO STAY.
Our Business.
MILLINERY BUSINESS.
MRS. S. G. REED,
SALEM, - , - - OREGON,
265 Commercial Street.
Millinery Sal?.
if nlf' w,(k brJB8 b,"ok worth a. 60e for 35c
Children's blank d uvv .-i.mi i.... -.. eue tor juu
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Ch drea a Ine Umm4 bat. worth ZZZZZ'n 36 for Wo
Chlldrea'a flae triiBBwd hats worth 1 1 M to It 00
1-LUWfcRS AND RIBBONS AND WREATHS
as per eeat. ebeseer Uhm yea ever bought taen.
WILLIS BROTHERS & CO.
OMttAHOUMt OORNBB, .... iALWf, OWWOK.
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