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Waist Silks. Fine stripes;
idea colors. 25c per yard.
Hold Fast
combined belt and shirt re
tainer. 10 and 15c each.
Cap?s.
The most complete line at
cost.
J. ). DALRYMPLE & CO,
Have you Read
" Coin'sFinancial
School," 25c, Also
'Up to Date," 25c.
For Sale by F. S.
Dearborn, Book
seller. Fans
The airv cauze and fluffy
fiviflior fans never CO out of
Btyle, and we show them this
season in the latest effects.
There is a vast difference in
tho nrice of these goods, too.
They are just about one-half
the former price. Glance at
those in our north window.
GRADUATES: You may
want one to match your cos
tume. New Japanese silks just
opened.
T. IWLVERSO.Y & CO.
80 L Commercial st.
nmsu.iu. j.i"!ss;
PERSONALS.
Mm. H. It. Holland was ft pawenger
to Portland on the 1:10 local.
W. B. Allen, the mualo dealer, cams
up from Portland on the 11:17 local.
D. 13. Hwank, the Aunuvllle miller,
returned home on the morning local.
GralnuuierE. E. MoKluney went
to Jefleraon this morning; on bualneaa.
J. K. Weatberford, a prominent at
torney of Albauy, waa In the city
today,
J. W. I'artlow, of Oregon City wm
in Balem today enrouto for Independ.
euoe.
Vf. P. Orojcer, deputy county aaaoaor,
liaa gone to work at HootU Mill for a
tw weeki.
iknator B. A. Dawaon, of Albany,
pattaed through Balem on the 1:10 local
for Portland,
J, Ji, Ilowmau left for Aahlaud on
the inorulUK local In the InUrcat of the
Halem Woolen Mill.
J, O. O. J-ewU went to Bclo to
day on busluaaa ooiiiiooUkI with the
Knight of the Maooabta.
Mm. V. Y. Hodukln, accompanied
by hr aUUr. Mr. A, B. Aberuathy, of
Wft'on City, arrived tlila monilujf,
Wm, Hunan returned from Kan
KranuUoo Monday inorulinf, whither
he had eocompaulcd the remains of hie
father,
J.J). HiuiiMou, formerly of the firm
at HIimou jlro., tfrooere on JCaet Htale
atrwft, )iM aocwHw) Mxltioti m motors
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Poetuoued.
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spring suits, $7.00. Such as
sue to bo cheap at $10.00.
Turkish Toutels.
An elegant new line. From
25c up.
The Laf?sf
in men's hats and furnishings.
NOTES FROM THE EOAD.
One
of The Journal's 5000 Mile Men
Eeports.
Newberg, tbe second city In popula
tion In Yaojhlll county, la not tbe least
la ber push ana snap; ber merchants
are wide-awake up-to-date men. Last
year thle little city of 1100 people or
ganized tbe Yamhill Fruit Growers'
union. This year It la a branch of
tbe etate or "Oregon Fruit Un
ion." The objecta of thla union are
various. Co-operation In this line is
esnential: they have meetings and dtp.
cuss ways and means of planting, cul
tivating, spraying, etc. One of tin
main objects Is to get best market
prices. Mr. Dunbar last season shipped
hli prunes through tbe union and
r allze 7c per pound net. His aeij.h
b rs reallzeg from 4o to Co per pound.
We are glad to say that Marlon aud
Polk counties aro also organized. Ev
ery grower should consider It to his
Interest to Investigate the workings of
the "Oregon Fruit Union." The city
of Newberg should bo proud of tin
Pacific university. Bbe has 00 stu
dents this year. Tbey are athletic
young men anu will inuuigo in tue
latere Jlleglate games at tbe Btate
fair grounds on June 8. They
told us they had chartered the steamer
"Toltdo" and will come 160 strong,
headed by the Newburg band. Hur
rah for tho Pacific University. We
saw them playing tenuis aud( baseball,
and saw them doing tbe polo vault act.
Newberg is all right. We listed twenty
subscribers in a day and a half. We
found iu talking with them that quite
a number of the Newberg citizens urc
"boosters." Of course thla account?
(or much of their goaheadatlvenesy.
Yo editor of tho "Newberg Graphic" Is
a "Hoosler" from an adjoining county
in which tho writer was born, and be
was a prime mover in getting two
miles of fine pike road from tbe river
up to Newberg and on through the
city. When he first talked the matter
over to the people, a gentleman unac
quainted evidently, with gravel roads,
said a layer of gravel on this road
would sink out of sight before spring,
but unless our eyes deceive us there I
not a better piece of road In Yamhill
and It has been made for three yearn,
We will upeak In another article of the
road from Newberg to North Yamhill
and MoMlnuville.
Jim Wcomiuvf.
xmn tjus PAiiLon.
Wtt have parlor ittaiuh
HUtah'vil clr.ar to tho Coll my,
Our prtot'H for thin month
am very IntornHthif
jiKLucn .o Horn,
J HO fit a to.
Odd J'ellow, Attention,
The members of (Jhemekela IMg
No. I, I. O. O. P., aro requreted to
Miect at (he Odd Pel low' halt at I .
u), sharp far the )urKe of (mrUoJpa
tlHg with Kedgwtuk J'oat No. 10, (J. A.
tl, in the exeiuhH of Memorial Dty
at the Odd Fellows' Itural Cemetery.
Members of Olive Jxe No. J, J.
o. (). P., and all tojourmug brother
are ourdlally luvlled l; join will)
Uliemekot Jodge In the prtwrnMiIoli
from the lodKe room. JI uhter of (lie
Jod)e. W. T. HlUMV,
Ut HeaeUry.
A Ueuerou Offer-
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Rose and Strawberry Show,
Fridaj, June 7.
NEW FEATURES ARE BEING ADDED.
Liberal Premiums Offered the
Strawberry Growers.
Tbe date finally settled upon for the
Rose and Strawberry Fair Is Friday,
June 7th, afternoon and evening, and
if tbe woather ts favorable It will be
ontinued over to Saturday for tbe
benefit of I be people from the country,
who will be in on that day.
Prol. Ciote, of the agricultural col
lege, has been Invited to be present
with flowers and berries. Tho Settle
mler nurseries, of Woodburn, will also
make a display of a large variety of
roses.
THE FOURTH OF JTJLY.
Will Bj Observed in an Old-Fashioned
Wy Qodness of J,iberty
Fireman's Tournament and Bicy
cle Meet.
At 2 p. m. Monday there was a good
attendance at the waiting room of
Hotel Willamett9 $f prominent Balem
business mou. Senator I. L. Patterson
stUed the object of tbe meeting and
following committees were appeinted:
On finance E. C. Cross, W. H.
Djwulug, Hal D. (Patton and E. H.
FJagg.
Exempt Firemen W. G. Westacolt,
Henry Price and Andrew Coes.
On bauds, mllltiry companies, fire
companies, etc. E. N. Edes, Frank
Divoy, Gov. Fletcher, E: Hofer.
Orator and reader E. H. Flage, F
R. Anson, aud I. L. Patterson.
The meeting adjourned to Friday
evening, June 7, at S p. m., at city
council rooms.
THE BIO BTATE BEWEB.
State Prison Leases Lands and
Builds Roads.
The last legislature made provision
to build a big sewer from the asylum
and pen to the Willamette river.
The state building board has made
an order empowering Superintendent
Gilbert of the penitentiary to proceed
to tbe manufacture of two million
brick needed for tbe construction of the
sewer through the city.
Thla morning convlota wore set to
work clearing awuy the earth to get
out the clay needed for the brick,
The etate has leased of Bol Ourbln
fjrty aorea of laud for potatoes and all
of his iiay laud for tliln year's crop,
A force of convicts have been at work
for two dayu (o clear all the big gravel
stone out of the road from the pen to
the Red barn to make It paneablu for
tate haullug,
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The Bltnon JXvorce Osue.
The duoUlou of Circuit Judge Hewitt
of department No. 2, Marlon county
circuit court, was rendered Monday
afternoon iu the divorce prodding of
Je A. Blown vs. Clias, F, Billion,
her huibttud, and hie mother, Jeabel
Blmoii, defuixUitU, Till case wae
heard by Hie oourt at Die adjourned
saulou of the Pubrusry term and the
taking of uvldeueee required about
throe days. The trial was behind ulo-ud
diHire, The decree of (he wourt U In
favor of the piaiuiui and sets forth
(hat the honde of inHflui my extol lug
between the pUlnWt nud defendaiil,
Chae, J', ttlm-m, be dieolvtsi and that
she recover fmm de(eiidsii(4 Him m,
hr l an I dlburemeu(t "iimiiii
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ixivrr of ati4 ft n the defuo immi J utmi
Wiwoi) judgmeut tut (he mIou (
the (wu Oliver llreii(w miihmtM
liMheoompleiHi aud In y.w delivery
thereto uemitft ue infd iheu lm (In
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FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
Deeaila ot the Program Arranged for
its Probable Observance.
Balem Is loyal city and Merurrl.il
Day Is always appropriately observed.
Tbe complete program bai already
been made public and will be attain
printed in Wednesdiy's Jouksai..
OKDEIt OK THE DAV.
Following onW of tbe dty has been
hsuedbyPost Counmnder Geo. W.
Davis.
Headquarters of Sedgwick Post No. 10,
Department of Oregon, Grand Armv
of the Republic, Salem, May 27,
1805.
Tho following named Comrades haye
been detailed to vls;t the schools in
district No. 24, arid are rvquetted to
appear at tbe several school buildings,
promptly at 9 o'clock on Wednesday,
May 29.
E-iSt school, D. C. Sherman, George
Williams, and G. M. Irwin; North
school, Henry Rogers, Frederick Lock
ley, and H. I. Broarn; Park school,
Geo. P. Sauderson, A. A. Port, H. V.
Prescott, and T. M. Klrby; Lincoln
school, J. Q Barnes, L. D. Henry, and
G. W. Smith; Big and Lilt'e Central,
B. H. Bradsbaw, F. B. South wick, G.
W. Grannie, and D. W. Mathews.
The members of Sedgwick Post and
all honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors, Woman's Relief Corps, Bona of
Veterans, are requested to meet at tbe
Post room on Memorial Day, May 30th
at 10 o'clock n m., from wbeDCe they
will march to the cemetery for the
purpose of decoratiug tbe graves of our
dead comradta, and honoring the r
memory by iproprlata ceremonjes.
Tbe column c&mpoaed of the Corps and
Post, National Guard, Civic societies,
school children and citizens; will move
promptly at 1:30, in charge of Chief
Marshal R. A. Crossen.
It is hoped that all public and prl
vate offices, aud places of business will
be closed at 12 m. end that all will
unite with us in tbe ceremonies of tbe
day.
G. W. Davis, G. W Hmith,
Post Commander. A-IJutant.''
As the exercises will be ut Odd Fel-
a
"We Imve noticed with eomit amusement ceitu'ii
notices of "cuts" being made on groceries, as a
rule prices quoted being above our regular retail
price. P. T. Barnum said that the American
people liked to bo humbugged, but we think
that in Salem it won't work, but that Salemites
appreciate our efforts to sell the best goods at a
very small margin. As we buy and sell for
cash we can undersell all stores doing busine?
on tho credit system, and can and will meet all
prices made by our competitors, As a flyer fcr
today wo quote;
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OYSTERS, 20 CANS
OYSTERS, 10 CANS
HARRITT
O. Grocery,
lows' cemetery, y, T, Jlltfdoi), aeore.
tary of CUemekela lodo No. l,J.O, O,
K., has Uued (lie following notice to
Odd Follows In connection with the
Meiuorlul Day ceremenies:
"The unmoors of Gheuiekela lodge,
No, 1, h I), (). V are requested to
inert at tho Odd Fellow' hall at I
o'olook p in., May aoth, for the jwr
poaeof rmrluMuy with Htdgwiub
font, No. o, 0. A, A., Iu the nrli
of Memorial Day at tha cu)utrry,
Mfinhvr o oil ye Jltff, Ha. ), I. O.
o. J' , and all H""f')ln bruihtr aru
oordlally Invllad in Join with Ulmnvk
tin IwIk In (he ntnilMi win Ilt
IixIko room."
cjiiiiM m uism.
Wa;w (JutHh h mi Vinl Ut iiavu
ail la of bUslliuM Hinsd u ilm
aflBi wu, and lie wjutl ali Ut Hi
ul 1 whMb I'hursda Htnm
Children Ory for
Pltolier'i ctorl,
All tb lhM )i
I) Urn MuiiJ would i liiftjttj U thj
yuiivM MHMiuy u (Mild iuv vu ul
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jUI' rji iiiulluide Plw IIHlM Ijjil
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CASU TALKH.
Our entire stock of jtavk
agc and canned goods, Teas
and Spices will be offered
for sale at. cost, beginnlnff
Monday, May 27, and every
thing else at greatly reduced
prices. Don't forget the
place. Miller's Odd Cent
Grocery, 150 State st.
m
Hop Growers and Fruit Growers
should Bend their orders at once for
Q'lassla chips and Wbuleoll soap.
From all appearances this Ib a great
year for bugs. Quassia and Wnaleoil
saap are the surest destroyers of aphis,
leaving your plants and trees unin
jured. For sale by
Wm. Bkown & Co.
230 Commercial t'eet, Salem, Ore,
County Treasurer's Notice.
Office County Tkbasukek, 1
Marlon Couoty.
Notice is hereby given that 1 have
fn.wlu In l.oti.l in miv nil warrants out
standing up to May 1, 1894, aud that
Interest Is stopped on the same from
this date.
Jaspek Minto,
Countv Treasurer.
Balem, May 27. 2w
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorl.
When he was a Child, nhe cried for Castorla.
When Bhe became Miss, she clung to CastorU.
When she had Children, she gave them CastorU.
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes'
and the most complete stock ol
Bruslics of all Kinds iu the
State. Artists1 31aterials,Limn.
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SUED
FOR $1, fur Is.
FOR 31, for 2?.
& LAWRENCE.
AtteuMoii.
All who .have kindly ooiiseuM to
(mrtlolpate In Hid Kraiid uuroh of K
ilon will nml at the First ilaptUt
uhuruli at b o'ulook lntri. Dr. OHIls
deslrui all lo be pft)iit as the drilling
will b oflmjiorleuot).
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ANOTHER CUT
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Our Closing Out Cost Prices Reduced Another Pofni,
This brings Dry Goods way below v. holeea'e cost. Conn eirly aud get u,
benefit.
A SPECIAL SALE
- Underwear!
Our mid-wee'e tpecial
ihove. Underwear: ihis means that we will sell you at
h nr in tbe abiye line at reduced prices for that day on
vfou ! tisb not ask us to duplicate sales prices after toj'av.
.Just arrived: An elegant
new Kid U loves in the pearl
The New State Street Dry Goods Stor
S. M. c2c E.
115 STATE
Next to Gray Rros,
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MIDWAY
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line of fine Black Good-; ali
and cieam shades.
K. STOCHl
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