Capital journal., May 21, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

SPECIAL CAFE SALE
n St'!'
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
Have you Read
''Coin'sFinancial
School," 25c, Also
'Up to Date," 25c.
For Sale by F. S.
Dearborn, Book
seller.
M
STERLING SILVER
BELT BUCKLES.
Second Inyolce Just opened. Borne of
tu daintiest goods shown this season.
Belt ribbons to lit thorn.
JAFANX8E ART CRAPES.
Ne one now In. Latest colorings
and newest designs. Tho fluest cotton
drapery lu use. Wo sliow new drapery
silks also In plum and creped.
T. HttLVKKSON & m.
HAIR CLOTH now In.
SeOHALLIES. Big lino.
1'KRSONALH.
Joseph slrnou returned to the
troiiolis this moruliiK.
me-
Mn.T. 15, Hmlgkln Is vUltlug rcla-
tlvtw at Oregon City,
11. (J, KundreUf the state printing
cloe I at Portlund wllh the uoy
Hlat Treasurer Melscliai. UH
prlvato business Irlpto KsMorn uregun
Atlonisy (Jwj, 0. Mlgluu trutia-
acted legal buslnuM In Oregon Ully
today
ffciwtor Patterson itl Hupt, till
bAttotho I'cn are at llu J'ortlsml
'drca'
AMUt VV. KnlgbtoH returns
frowitunoit IiusIium trip to AlUiiy
IUU morning
)5, V, IVrJtlJurst, ijutr for ll
tm Jnsurauoe uujiiy, im for ni'
Nftmly ntwuwu.
Mavor (Jaiiih. iiiMldritt if llteHaUui
hW"'" dub, .wmM "" Mm
rfslajituon fur rw(iiiti,
AUisndsr York, imwUlwul 7yf,
of HllverloM, was ymUnly MWl U H
Hwivityi)( HUU IfliimM, MM
arg illr 4 hM wwly it
lubmis for 'fiiiwl iMi thmmu-
I'Miim Witt jjiuki f VYtwa
mn J"iJ Hi m iff JUiwwiwi
MtUtvpfltlh ui oliMaijUeof
JtyrtjWMl iuu.
hMHM MM) ?WI
'i'he lKiuly '4 h g wilt l
ur4ir Ibis suuuuvr il)i) ImI. 'j itl
WDW Ml 1 lil ll MtM ! J'I"VI'm ,
jtffyiw y"i wiiu HiHcmi jinitv
lilCllaVB JM lilr lIMT TAIlli vui'K
IUIIJll'1'
MWl nf ll)rf MluliMi )'H)'w
My, hum ;jmibfMMM UrH
Jf, 0 JlUiil J'M!lM, VV.MI filllMi
Up (;hi!Mi f"J tfMiiMi d4 iff
444 WIH( Willi' lWM. WIHU
)M, )MM Wi fJr'ld uuliuf
y iMwvhiUh tiw Hum
4As imtyvHrn &
Moat stores wait until
the end of the season for
"Special Sales," but we
are the odd 'One. We
place on sale in mid-sea-son
all our capes at prices
to sell.
Military capes, velvet
collar, fine Kersey cloth,
regular 6.50, at $5.25.
Double cape, velvet col
lar, sold readily at $b.uu,
special at 4.95.
Hob Roy Capes, appli
qued, in blue, black, tan,
regular $3.00, special at
$2.25.
AlPcapes in same pro
portion. Mrs. LiCroIx catrro down from Sub
limity this morning. She Is not a del
egate to the convention ef Republican
club, out Is a thorough Republican
Just the same.
Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Kantner weni
to Fort-at Grove today to attend
meeting 'f tho Wlllnmctte Bssoclatloi
if the Congregatlooal churcaea for Ore
on, which couveuea In a two-duy'
iceslon.
Senator Geo. W. McBrlde went
down to attend the slate convention of
Republican clubs. Ho is of the opln-
Ion that nearly all Republicans an
blmotallsts but, differ us to the meth
ods of reading the result.
Secretary Geo. F. Rogers, Dr. J. N.
Smith, Adam Omart, Frank Davoy,
R. P. McCormack. Flnloy rerrlne,
Judge Hubbard, M. J. Connor, H. L.
Workman, W. M. Humphroy, oeo.
R. Mvera. Jas. M. Kvlo. D. W. Yoder.
C. D.Moores, E. M. Lafore, Jos. Fonou,
nr. Phllnrook. Til Ford. Ed. N. Edoe,
Chas. Johnson, Jap Mlnto, F. U. South-
wick and others went down to the Re
publican club.
ANewHuhimkss. F. M. Rawluy,
late lu charge of the delivery depart.
ment of the Salem Steam Jaunury,
who Is known to everybody as a
"square" youud man, wilt soon opon a
confectionery and olgar business lu the
armory bulldlug, lately oocuplod by J,
H. Woodard. He expects to be open
with a good stock by June 1, and hU
host ot friends wish him unbounded
success,
B UMHIIHM B VJSJl YONM
The llim of fanoy parlor
roocurn and chair it'a art
thoulay In a rfullyhtfal aur
prlHu to all behoUlera, He
hum to vouui In and fools
otwr tho line, Tho prhum
are wry nattofaotori,
KJSLMCn .0 HQNH,
JiSO Btata ft,
KlVijtt MBWH.
The llltle Alloe A. n down from
Jiidilidiioo at J0, in, reliiriilligftt
V, p, in,
'i'h VVIIIii)(eiiw rrgUUrs 4 i M
aboyu low Httlur mark, Tlie Islsiul jul
above (lie O, )(. U N- dock is again to
bwii,
Htw.mer Minium Itft for 1'tirlland at
H , n. Uxlay wlllt a full load of Hour
and fusttl fiom l ho lis em nouruiK mill.
rilis also dad a nuiiilwr uf fMWMiigers.
Hluiiiur Alloiis will be mi from I li
M)lroo Mils afuriioM bound for lie
UHplUJk'llM. MtllinilUg 1)11 IWIIWIJIS
llinslll Hie inoniliig l) will PIihh4u
ruHIldIT,0 Ml
(Jemwitttd (o tlit Ajyuuj.
I'Vaiik i'J)iiald wsibMiuMlH Mix
Itvuvrdor M Miuly anriiun,
uhargixl Willi l Ufny nf a gfflv
Ur. railing lu pit), ht wai mmmih)
ysr lu ID uui ni W, wliluli H. l
t'aitiiu urtiUM Mi hi ipvrm
nut moping ivaiiH nfti uhiii(wj in
inlinl I lila nuiriiliii uml unlaruil A liluM
gullly N lle VMi pinfUI Hgttllisl
lillli. Hwhht Jtiw tUiMiid auii'
Mww J HiiiukI III iluntir irnir Iw
I)lH4MllIUulHlf M If Ml
My, mud wiiiuiiiu4 i Hn iummv My
Iww, wIivnii iiwpfl iu win ha iffpi
uulillis nnmntt htm IU niyipliluw
liabii
,frwilw,MiMimiwwaiatc'i'.''w,'w.i'1i'y
STRAWBERRIES.
MuiHitfiJitiiiri, Ijiu Wly Hlrml
tjiimv, 1im Uju tUml SS'lUon
toliHif iJlrifiii timn MniKiumiJ
THE ONETlidUBAND OLTjri.
Salem Sends Forty-one Delegates to
the State Convention.
Baie.ni has tbe banner Republican
club of Oregon a round thousand
members. That number are enrolled
tho past few weeks.
Tbe Salem club last night completed
Its election of delegates by adding the
following sixteen namca as delegates:
W. H. Savage, W H. Brown, L. J.
Martin, L. D. Henry, Joel Hewitt,
Geo. G. Bingham, Frank E. Hodgkln,
kin, Dr. J. N. Smith, John H. Mc
Nary, Geo. F. Rogers, Alonzo Gesner,
John Q. Wilson, Edmoud C. Giltner,
Ed. N. Edes, Geo. W. Davis, Frank
Davey.
Tho delegates chosen heretofore are
as follews:
W. C. Hubbard, 8. T. Richardson,
Claud Gatcb, Dr. E. B. Fbllbrook, H.
G. Mever. F. C. Perrlne. D. W. Yoder.
John Knight, J. C. Johnson, F. B.
So.ithwick. Jup Mlnto. J. H. McCor
mlck, E. M. Lafore, J. M. Kyle, Frank
PoU, Hal D Fatton, Dr. J. M. Keeue,
Tllmou Ford, Geo. P. Hughes, John
A. ('arson, Lot Pearce, Jee Stelner, C.
B. Moores, E. Hofer, E. P. McCornack.
On motion E, P. McCornack was au
thorized to see that the credentials of
tbe club were properly presented and
placed on record wlth'tbe proper ofllcers
of tbe state club at Portland.
A fare of one and one third rate for
'.he round trip over tbe Southern Paci
fic lines will be granted to all attend
ing tijo convention at Portland, this
Includes visitors as well as delegates.
Every Republican elected should at
tend. It requires some sacrifice aud
yet It is an Important duty. Do not
stay at home and then complain if the
newspaper men, office-holders, the
lo.HSes and political mauagers, who
lurgely ride on freo passes, shape up
tho policy of tho Republican party in a
way that does not suit you. Go there
ind do your duty aud help make the
party truly representative of the inter
eits of the masses on every question.
o
Meuaxna Encampment.
Tho committee of tho Marion and
Linn counties veteran's association met
at Salem Monday to arrango, time,
place and prog rim for tho annual en
campment and reunion at Mehama.
The first encampment whs held there
last year and was attendtd by about
Ave thousand people during tho week.
The dote fixed this year Is July 10,
encampment to Iant a week. Tho pro
gram for the reunion proper lasts three
days, Wednesday, Thursday und Frl
day, 12th. 1.1th and 14tti.
The place selected Is the beautiful
grove on the south bunk of theSautlam
river uut below the county bridge at
Mulinmu. too program win uo au
nouueed later on. Good speukorH,good
iuukIo and good ontertalumeut for
man and boait will bo provided.
AtHedgwIok G. A, It. post, Monday
avonlng a number of speeches were
made and all endorsed the .coming en
cainpmeut. It will be warmly sup
ported aud largely attended by the
rialeiu veteraui.
Mehama encampment Is coming to
be regarded aw a regular outing time
and period of recreation and rejuvuua,
tlou of the old soldiers of Marlon, Linn
and 1'olko unities
Mr, Hmlth's Funeral,
The remulus of the lute Goo, W,
Smith weru Ukeii (o Portland u thu
1;4J (ruin for burial, auoouipauled by
the family, oohfUlliig of Mrs, Smith,
a grown daughter and a llltlvjtoii sgud
six. There was a brief servlce'river tbe
dead at the reldeme, No, 48, Marlon
street ut tiVi and at I'oolook the IxMly
was IwkBii to the Houtliern laolliu
dcMt under nii twoort of Do Mulsy
poiiimsiidry, l(nlgli( Tvinplnr. 'i'liw
filllvial at I'orllmid will be iHindllOled
by Hie Matonlo Imlge,
TiikMimin. ho stullloii U !
ijulrnl by (lie average Orcgfliilsu s In
Him value and elliwt of lliu prevailing
shower, TDvy gmxl fur tyery
Ibliig' JIHwwlw no UHiiilftlloii in
iitMiti..sry l know wicrv Hie lt vl
un ae U nu liai) wj.uk in and wi)k
nut mi grwwiM and provUlons. Jlitr
rill A Lwrtiii' gM and pHuv i
gol 'or iiyvrvlMidy.
AIM rilH "I'mW i'MUMll VVii
Iiinu" Al fl Al- it; uhMruii J'rldsy
vnliiKi lli ywiniji Isdiw Hill 4ryu an
i'U't(ii)l wiHldiiig Mjtrtri hin J flitbl III
Hi mI'I will dtjjglji itm wlili a UtMtl
Mm h l" dlll. AjImiUIuii im mddlug
In llinudllwigin ullly ! Wlifc. I4np
lr siwl drill 111 umat,
MlUM!' 'iVlkaiMIUl DiltfW ClHIIU,
MlMrdNwi hwlu Urn HU lm( II
diMiiMi allssa il lfj( dJiplay uf
llin jinwn kli, antMtfp, l(
lwv, laddliJiM, utomu h il')l,
Kwvv!(WittHdlJwnlNSI ) A.
Vaii lllw'i M rnUsUls immtf Hf
turn ahm hu.Hfe.-ilis iiroi uf
WriVII IIim, Miu KlMJf W(illll
mmuM in umk ji(M iiiwind
W Uwil ailHd, dwtllHtf wil IhimhuUwl
(liliitl l wwii J'liiy ftiu ilivin
mi Vy )IWMMlM, M MlMatl VWJ,
U idivM ini) (Mwinpi m w
HVHUlVin ImJVAtUl Will i.
nJ VV-1, lUm JW'j1m w tlli(J
jijuiuiiusiii W, mm da im
- - gr"i-qn r - V "lV-
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MINOR LOOALS.
Cool aud showery weather, today,
conlinuea fine for root growth and
grasses.
Woodbnrn will show an Increase of
Imputation of about 400, including the
Toozo twins.
It is remarkable what finespeecbts
were made on the silver question at the
Republican club Monday night.
"Sausage and sauerkraut" will be a
popular dish in Oregon when dried
tiring pumpkin will moulder on the
shelf.
The Y. M. C. A of the Congrega
tional church will give a "concert of
Long Ago," on Friday evening, May
31, 1805.
If the Wlltarmtte valley had 2,000,
000 people with 10,000,000 acres under
cultivation, what value would attach
to this perfect growing weather.
Rev. Shulse will be at tbe South
Salem entertainment Wednesday eve
ning. He has a bigger month than the
Slatteman city editor, and it is worth
10 cuts alone to see it.
In Portland, at the residence of the
groom's rather, May lu, lobi, Air.
Henry S. Simon to Miss Mamie Blocb,
of Boise City, Idaho. Mr. Bimon was
formerly a resident of Salem, having
conducted a cigar store for several
years.
At the South 8alem elocutionary
entertainment, Wednesday evening,
(M,iy 22) there will be barefoot boy
eloculioulsta us well as a number of
Prof. Brown's training class. In ad.
dltion to fill up cake and lemonade
all for 10 cents.
Mr. E. O. Small's condition Is re
ported more favorable today. He
rested well last night. Drs. Riohard
son, Byrd and Williamson, after con
sulfation, are reported to have agreed
that Mr. Small bos suffered a stroke of
appoplexy.
The Salem cannery,un'der the man
agement of J. it, Wallace, trustee of
tbe Wallace estate, will begin opera
tions for the 1895 peaaon next Monday,
by commencing the work of canning
gooseberries. By the time gooseberries
are exhausted strawberries will bo plon
tlful and a largo amount of that lus
cious fruit will be. canned,
WIS DON'T B0A8T
bat our patrons do say that
the quality 0yoodn and the
accommodatlny service at
our store Is beyond all com
petition. Our prices are l-a
vajH low. Milter's Odd
Cent Grocery, A rmory
Jiulldtuy.
-)-- -
A Huuuhhah Evknt. Friday even
lug Is (he time set for a social event ut
the Cottage church, or Central Chapel
on State aud 18th st rents, Admittance
16 cents, No added charges for a geu
erous dish of Ice cream r.ml cake, All
who have not seen what a pleasant and
convenient lionni (Ills suburban churoh
organisation Is enjoylug, should ner.
(ululy take the Htute street car Friday
evenliu aud see (or themselves bow
nicely "Mr. Knight's church" Is situ.
ated.
Pro, , . Wdmor
lute ut the Hall' conservatory, Frank
fort mi Hit Main, liuM opened a class In
rialein for In. (ructions on (he plsno,
organ, vjollu, niundollu, (horough'bu
and liariuouy. Terms reasonable, Call
at Will's lllUnlu storo near iMtaloriloe,
6'VI If
ltn Noiinv. Htduiu lias as nobby a
lo( of young nifii as there are In Or
gon, nslum lias an uilraordluary line
line of men's peruale hiih--JUt pu
(ems Willi uwllsrs dvUol hud -Ills At'
kilikuii shirt a( (ieo, W, Juhiuon A
HouV, W7 f Umimvriilal IimI.
TilK NM, U!IUU A I'aUefson Is
prwinlnwil In llir mlliill of HaWm o
phi for al lwl iie Ihlnf, KpliHiiy
Is for ssle dMiwivh by (his firm,
OliHdrenOryfor
Fltoher'N ORKterlH,
Umlj liaAi'Jlifwr II U bill
"!J, swyv MiJvl, Ii Indigmltuii and
y"l.wT. If lliMiu Is riu HfgaiiTe
fW) a law thm of IV) k' HlMtf UUlf
laiitj Iditi up. I'aik' WMiu Oui
ivwu y fltur bud klilncy uiilu wu
mi ult A laMllya kWMMM I'U
yu,t (Ma W Iiumu a ntmu, m
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muv mi y nii hj I )ivs
Hd MiAli( l)y wi wjr
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jknrii
vmiKm.w
suijlhilihy miiiv will Klip J( win
mi rriMii
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If III
SHOOTING TOTIRNAMENTi
Salem Rod and dun Club May Ar
range One.
The sbootlug tournament of the
Lfltate Bporstmen's Association m
year will be held at L Grande.
That town Is too far away lor a large
attendence from the valley towns these
hard times. Although some are golug,
many mure would no doubt like to
have a "shot" nearer home,
Members of the Salem Rod and Gun
Club are proposing a local touanament.
The Salem organization comprises some
of the best shots In the state. The
club here have some funds on band
aud a meeting is to be called to see If
a date cannot be sot, not to couilitt
with tbe state tournament.
Tf. nntilri tn m ade aulte a success If
pushed lu the right way and the Sa
lem Rod and Uuu Club has tho right
pushers.
Died.
HIENE. In this city, at the residence
of her son-in-law, August ttchrelber,
north High street, Sunday, May 10,
1895, Mrs. Julia Heine, aged 73 years.
Fuboral services were held lu tbe
German Evangelical church at 10
o'clock, conducted by Rev. A. E. Fug
lebart. Burial took place in tbe Odd
Fellows cemetery.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, 1
Lucas County, J
Frank J. Cheney makes oath mat
he Is the senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Chenev & Co.. dolne business In
tbe city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case ot catarrh tbut can
not be cured by tbe ubo of Hall's Cat
urrh Cure.
Fkank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1880.
, A. W. Gleason,
f I Notary Public
J seal y
Hall'bCatarrb Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on thu blood aud mu
cous surfaces of tho system. Send loi
testimonials, free.
F. J. Ciikny St Co., Tolido, O
fySold by drugget, 75s.
Notice.
Your attention is respectfully called
to section aa or ordinance 'mj, wtiun
by order of the committee on street,
aud public property, I urn directed to
strictly enforce.
Sectlou 35 reads as follews: Any
iierdon who shall throw or k'ionU u
any street, sidewalk or fuotpmh of the
city or ttaieiii, any uroueu gias, net
tles, crockery, nails, or any other sub
stance whatsoever, whereby the feet oi
horses, pedestrians, or any beast ol
burden may be injured; or throw, de
posit or sweep Into or uxn uuy street,
sidewalk or footpath of Sslem, any
paper or other sutMuuce whatever, ex
cept snow or the dirt resultiui; from
travel, shall, upon conviction thereof
before the recorder, be lined not less
than 11 vo dollars nor more thuu fifty
dollare.
W. J, CULVKit,
Street commissioner.
Also keep thegulterclean. 6 8-10-d
Wtt Mlij wm lck, w K liof Ctorl,
WLfl tit wm s UillJ, thu vriai tor C'Mtrtt.
WkM tin Uwm MU, kit ciuut t Ctorlt.
WU (l,t Ui CtiUdf a, klit (, Ui.ai CWii4,
County Treasurer's Notice,
Notice Is hereby given that I buve
money on baud o pay all county war
rantM endorsed (o November 1, JM3,
Intermt will stop on aiuu from dsle of
this notliw,
HAI.nw, May V, im.
)A Minvh
Uouiily Trwuumr,
6-0 iw Msrloij Cfomily, Oregon,
WAN'lKli.-A Ihoiisund ilorni vt,
The hlghi! mark prioe paid by Mnln
lyre A )svi UMoi o Jim, J1.Ii
iuru. IftJIIdAw
rf nMh'lVV wiiai wt waul,
firing Uhiij Id and gwi ywr iuhii
wy a jieiintHi, iwuii trM msrkii,
iHtf
JaM, Utrayd ot WtvUn,
r m Utuwu Null. hs Uhw
d JJISRy uti iiildtlle uf mm
fUHMXJHIl' WtHM iMttVUil I I 4U
fufiM BIT-
uirie asylum, nit
iltdlsi iuivuiJ
Blf
) w
Ui I',imiiji,
Children Cry for
Fltolier'n otorli.
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AvrM
IIUfiMl IIomum Wnrld' J'alr,
Af4j,AtMfiifrrlr
F CHKAM
BAKING
fl DM MODS CLOSING OCT SALE
IS STILL PROGRESSING.
GREAT VALUES
t.him. now Is the time to save cash.
dren's Dresses and Headwear regardless or
"Beauty Draws More Than Oxen,"
And when hitched Op with our populur team
QUALITY,
STYLE and
Make a force that irresistably draws into our store tho best
patronage, where we keep merchandise desirable and dainty,
chest n by buyers with a care and judgment commensurate
with its desirability and adaptability to the refined tastes of
the community. This is the verdict of all who have visited
our new store. We are offering values never befo e offered in
Salem, and a visit to us will convince you of this fact.
BLAUK SATEEN, 9c, 11 Ac, 16c and 20c.
ZlfiPIlYJt GlJSGHAMS. 10c.
LJiiLiUALJ:s, NEW PATTERNS, 10c al i2Ac.
LIEGUNA DIMITY, l2ic
32-INCH MIXTURES, NEW WEAVES, 27c.
jWliNUW CHANGEABLE SILKS. 27c.
SKW LINE OF SCRIM.
. ,-. ,
LADIES' SLEEVELESS VESTS from
LAmIES' VESTS, with sleeves, 20c.
9
4 SJIEISTING, bleached, lOAo.
4 SHEETING, unbleached. WjQ.
9
38
and
iuiiiun novelties m jiaeK, all-wool, 50c.
A Special Sale of Ladies' Hankerchiefs on
Wednesday,
jtarHave just recoivod a liandsoino now lino.
S. M. & E.
115
Nxt to Gray J3ioh,
STATE
JOHN HUGHES,
Jhwlur lu (JroccrlftM, I'uIiiIm,
OJIh, U'IiiiIumt (s'Iiimh, Vuriilkliiw
mid llioiiiohl oiiijih;()io.U ol
Jlnihli.'rt ol nil KIihJh In (Ik;
Nlttl.ArUiili,MiUiirIlN,l,liuo.
alr,Jtiinnl mill HIiInkImihI
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EVERY DAY,
Underwear,
Corsets, Hosiery, Chll.
cost.
The
Palace.
LOW PRICE
Uc un.
. '
5c up.
B. STOCK
STREET.
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AMU MIIUUM) UK I'UHHUn AONU,
KVKIIV J'JtOIIINHNr UlCtyUMHT IN'UIK
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