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The Silk VTAVArAVATAVAVATAVAVAVAVAVAV A Lecture on the Eye Would ii'iicli tlurn' whowi eye night Ih (Iffcctlve or falling that no one nhould wear n that haviiu't Imhiii proHtrly and HHNilally IllU'd to the eye. 1 will exiiinlne your eye vluht with Ihomuuhuew and hkiII, and i?ive them rtIM liuuiiw diatuly by lllllnt; the eyem with thu lliKWt C'ryHtallne I.eiiH to the IxMt mountlnp, at the inoul rtm Honable priced. Ecs Examined Free C.H.HINGES Orndunto Soluntlflo Oiitlolnn. UH(l COMtvtICWCIAU HT. Tlilrd tloor north of I. O. 5 The Daily Journal has more sutociibei sin Salem, and paid-up ones at that, than any other newspaper. a WKATHBn UBPOHT. Tiiiilght und tomurrow prolmUy lair PERSONAL AND LOCAL 0. Hlmilt WMlt 10 lWUftMl till morning via Htetinw. K. NilJi!, tin AIImh Iwo fot'tor wm a ga)ii) rtntor ywtiily. J. W. Martin, of lfnyU, wm u juismur duwn today via stsstHwr. . Mru. 8njli Hanw, P. V. It. R.,o( Al- hay, returiHMl horn tolay vbt sttwiiMr. J. W. Itatixt. of UmUw, wMit p to IntUjiHimUnoo Inrt ult U MwHutr. V. II. Smith, uf on, reU,riH,l homa today, fir a wtk iKnt In Mh- 0if Mr.aair. W. P. Iml ami mu William, vsw vm" PurilitiMt Ml onililK. MrauidMrUMtoWnsoMmiswhiiiM on ttiu ovariauu wm. umiti mwnt mmni y.U in Vortiuml. ..... .,..., J. M. Ilanwu, MiHt ui IVtribtwl thl mornhiK via Mh f.r wwk's vWt wlt!ifrkmiUaiHlNhiih. mr Aioroti, fm rmtdhkiit of im nnu h oii'rotiftr H. 11. A. . . MrKliiHO) and W. II. II. Darby. ruji pwhlwit of lhDndn NmBttlMi. lUUwtt has Uiw wjmtatlon of -.Mhm lias awopUhl a mktim U Uo Um um of Ui Ut dalrykt In the stut. olKgi, lias awoptwt a tSjfia! City bindery. Sunday uxotimitu, May SI. i.i mi 1 1 w, ill n him 11 1 1.1 ., lt....ii Aplwwai 11 iiiii ft IT 4 A SHOB FTONIQ To which you am invited- Th Hill of Pure will consist ttrtuaipally of Shoe and Oxfords. 100 I'AtllH UIMUUlllUi'A KltUbD AT &0V 4 IMIK. 150 IU1KM UMHM' SIIOBS AM, OXWUH AT T6t' A IU1H. 360 I'AIKtt UUUM' WHOM Ak'l aUHlKIW AT 1M)C A I'Atll. fc'o inttttor what thoy mo worth wo will tn Utvm at Uh abov prteejL nil wr ftilebnlt&l "Blab Tswu" factory can aupidy ) as many iuro whou tU r frfildW. rATUOMtK MALUM fWll.K. "VViiib Bros. & Company. "' WE CARRY 6TANPARI) PATTB11N6. IVglnnlfj: Frilay nitfht, Muy UHh, our ttore will clow at ? y hi. iiftfci,WMinr7hginfaVrtrrai'a Worcester Goreets. SPECIAL SALE May 22 to 27, the Corset woul.l lie in Koopmg wm keeping ...... - .....-,..-.. - -, . , , A .....I..... K.inli .n.l.ii .,. 11 fill! f Ittlf. 1 iii, mjin. " -"'"V ....... ....... - - linHUS Ol -IU OXIKinuiitwi XI of Hh progress, Hiiih iiiHiiring the crfee- uro noted 0A8II STORE 5 WAISTS full line of the best values Ladies Waists, which we uniform price of c. secure a choice of Store, Mm. Craven, of DalliiH, wax a tialutn vlnltor today. W. H. Ilurfct, of Aurora, wuh u Halein vlHltor twluy. 0. M. Mynu'tt wont to KoHoburtf to day on btiMlneHH, Kov. J. M. Sliulne wiim in the city for a hnrt time today. (len. V. II. HyarH returned tixlay from a hiixinoxN trip to Portland. t'lflel lillmou weutto Portland by the aiteiiuxin train on olllelal Inmlnew. P. J. Uunllnnof the TuluphonuIUKlH- terMcMltiuville, Ih In thu city today. Mrn. T. J. Kromi wont to Stayten to day to vlolt herdaiiKhler, Mrn. V. Y. ItinhanlHon. Win. Taylor, Hint milld Hopuhllean of MaoltMiy preeliict wax hi thu ulty tinluy on hiiMliuiHti. Mrn, It, J. HunilrliikH and children, re turned today from an oiitlnit of huvend wik at Aurora. Itx-Stiiiator A. J. JoIiiiniii and family, of &iin, were in UiIh eity tolay, visiting the iiumerouH JoIiiihou tribe. Mrx. II. P.. Ankeuy, who Iiiih Ikoii the uuiMtl of Mrri. W. A. MooruM for wtveml tiayn, returiHMl to Hugeno today. Mtw Anna Maun, of Independence, ban uucepted u iMltion In thu Buluin hiMpltal and will )woiiie a tnUmnl nure. M. (I. WIIkhiH thodlHtrlot deputy or- kaiiUur for the A. 0. U. W. drove up to AuiuhvIIIh to attuud the Wurkman Pl- nie today. J. ( Nloholrt. returiiMl to Dayton, uf!r npuiiilhiK a winik In the capital city, lie wan iuhmiiiimiiiIwI by W II. Cain uin) of Daytuu. Mr. and Mm. 0. K. Dill, anil wife, late arrival (mm Nehmtdcu, and whu mm lookliiK up a homo In th W'illaui ttw vallwy wera iHMmeM dewu to Portland this mernlnn. fS. V .Al1-LIr nf-mlliof burn ua. .tnlav. whlU In the eltv on hukiuww wiii, 11 0 MO(Mi. ,Mu-n iek hihI nimble te wturn Ihiiuh until i)uii late In thwday, lndnjUken with h iHHines- Uvw chill. J. P. JuIiimuii, now HI yvtM of no ytelHy atUmptl to ride a bicycle IM 6 ihIiiiiIm ImiI nmterd th.- wuMmtU9WMMmumMMMhM wiun. tu wt mu, wc w""l"u'' air. mrn .mm, u. -. mrner. n V, Owgou, wwv jhw .. '"', ... . . f , ""' '-. ""AJT. "T , XwiMX , yiUmttf llnilM u ,, , , t, 1U11 .. . Jir. ihi Jim. J. ji. 1 iiiiikiii, mihi . . .,,,,, lh- 1 'n . n. v Mltu, r,.,llriltt.i lft iilsjPiin,IM HwiWiiik tolnv. While in the uw. www guwlmd the famllle of 1 naBMwsMNSMs''SMsvassaBM INhwhw Sunday SMtnfckfi Mav l. 5IHt . MAniON COUNTY NEWS. Dullness Being Transacted at the Cifuit House. A marriage license lias boon Issued to Julia A. Smith and John O. Stolnbruii nor, Nellie F. Starr acting as voucher ClllCUITtCOOItT. " Illuxt Jones 'has commenced proceed ing for divorce aguin Culhin Join , al leging dusortion. The parties wore murriud in 1880. Fonton AToworof Dallux, have sued 0. 0. Shaw, In Dupt. No. 1, on n pro misory note for 148.76 with Intoroat from .May 30, 18U8. I'llOIIATH. The inventory of the ostuto of Hiram K. Wise has been filed, Henry Kcono, A. J. Richardson nnd W. W. Elder, np nralsors. The estate consists of 10 . . . , . . ,, . - - UHHDS fii.hii. A Tnlted StdtOHjiutont truiiflforrliiK to Philip P. Corroll, of Horry, thin county, ICO ucrefl in 1 10 H, r C e, was uleo filed. Tho patent wuh Imim1 on May 2, 1898. The deeds filed were as follews: V. W. Durbin to Alfred I', ltookwoll, blocks 1 nnd 2, Pleasant Home addition to Halein, sheriffs deed f 11,000. Martha K. l;o to Iteulien Ixio, lot 8, blrs-k 38, North Salem, and 7!i, 72 acres IntOs, r 2 w.w.d. 12,000. Himm T. Smith, single, to A. A. Kerry, 100 acres nnd another tract in t 8 s, r.Tw, w. d. 11,510. David II. Fleck and wife to Win. I. Station, lot 27. of Capital City Fruit Farm, contain 7 uoros, w (lout Hoyden und wife to Kelt, 16:0.') acret in t 0 s, r , d. 1500. Frank I5or .'I w., and rihtof way, w. d., 150. W. F. Fchuller, and wife to W. F. Draper, laud in 1 10 s, r .'I w., and lots 1, 2, Hand I in block 2, Winter's addition to city of Jefferson, w. d. $125. Win. I. Stratton and wifo to Pete Ol son,lot 27, Capital City fruit farm, w. d. $100. J. W. Meredith and wife to Frank IkirKolt, 10 ucres In t 8 h, r !l w., w. d, fnoo, Peter Hanch to H. T. Hohart, W) acres of tho d. I. 0. of (hWKo Woolen in t 0, h, r I east. fMX). II. J. Horth to II. C. Westsndorf, the S W VA of sec 0, s, r 1 wist, except 1?. acres formerly sold to Lutheran church. flGOO. 1 Fourth ofjuly. Therowill he a culled meeting oil Wednesday evening, at the parlors of the Willamette hotel-, forthe purpo-e of making preliminary arrangements for the celebration of the gorgeous Fourth. There have been events enough since last Fourth, which are well worthy of celebration, to furnish material basis for a grand blowout. Turn out and get things started. Iot the eagle scream und tlio "pig" squeal. Mr. Ituckuith, of the hop buying firm ot SynimondsA Co., New York, has Imuu In thu city, visiting hop yards In comimuy with their agent, J. Car midline), und reports a Hue looking crop. Capt. John O'llrieii went to Portland this afternoon upon invitation of the lalxir unions of that city, and will ad dress a workliigmen's meeting tonight hi IhiIiiiK of thu Central I.alr Council. Ml us Margaret Mudgu of Chemawu, returned home this afternoon, having spent six weeks In the Salem hospitul and undergone n successful oHinitiou for appendicitis. II. A. Towuseud and family today re turned from Portland, and will spend the Miinmur on their fruit farm, thu old Dally ranch, near Liberty. Statu Supt. J. II. Aukormuiiu, re turned today from Lebanon, where he addressed some graduates. Deputy Sheriff Dei by Is hi Portland, and Deputy Col hath In (lervals 011 of ficial biisiuuM. I. D. Driver, the reverend voimtur (nun Line eounty, is in thu city. Supt. P. S. Knight, of thu mute svhool in hi Portland for the afternoon. Supt. J. D. I.00 is in Portland (or m Sunday visit . Don't do llarcfooted Whwn vhi can buy children's ScIum! Shoeti at 76 cents, worth 1 Ml, nt Him- ton Khou Coiiimii, :w Cuniiien-ial street, newr the imwioillcc, I lMf pwwvwwwwwwwwwwr.iwwirvwwrrvwv I beechams K1 Dll I Q I I 1 I PILLS Uavt for mUT yeara ben tin IHf 41UKI1BU ISUIHUHKQ ! r STAND WITHOUT A RIVAL lu cutlutf Indigestion, Sick Headache, Coiiatlpatlon, aud all Ullloua , aud Neryoua Disorders. tO oonts and 25 aonts, at all drug etopoe Out Shoe Trade U really having qtnte'a lam.j. We hollow H U slmiily dim to the' fact that people are hHiking nreuiol iikmv tlmn tikital. We cm.i nenily alway Hu you fruoi 10 to A) tr oumL Why nut Ik eamlal whouIi to oom lu unite atul mw jiuluHMHl oh our NO HARM DUNK 'Hit Wull.' (t76 Iihs of turtunl vtoU soil to th lMt trade In town. The iuimi's ltH vMat tM Ua beauty, ami you'll admit It bettor than some at 8. Mtti'aguod utln aU oiStHi at lJltM imhu tun all ttrieMMiwiS mi. NiiwWkiatoo- fl.lu. fMk tWO Rrsal VHlUk WIOOIN'S IUQKGT PllIQBS, anTinii'Wfai ifiT'i " ii Air ti;iiriTtnaJMinntTOTWiniwaaaaaaaaewae MEET MONDAY AND TUtfBDAY. Ijatber Commissioners Will Act On the State Applications. , The Oregon state board of barber com missioners will hold an official meeting at tho office of Secretary Geo. Myers in Salem, next Monday. Tho meeting is to lie hold for the purpose of acting upon tlio applications for certificates which have Ihmjii received from barbers sinw the last meeting was hold, and also to examine applicants to find their fitness to practice the avocation of bar lcr. From Iloppnor comes an application for a certificate from u barber of that place, accompanied by 11 letter of recom mendation from Representative Free laud, of Morrow county. It is explained that the applicant overlooked making his application before, until It was too late, and as ho has been working In the town for years and is recognized ai a good harbor, his application will bo granted, and he will bo raved a trip to Salem . After this meeting there will be very few unlicensed barbers loft In the state, and thoo who have not made applica tion will be doalt with according to the law. Pleasant Meeting. The Ilaptist Young People's Social in the church parlors Inst night was iorgely attended. A short, interesting program was rendered consisting of an opening prayer by Itcv. Irvine, an address of welcome by tlio president of the society, Mr. Jonks, a declamation by Archie Mi.tvlllriti. ii i-mulim? hi- Miss Lnno. A .i,. 1... nnJ vi., iiui,nnii. utu.rt tnlk l. i'lu. iinstm- on "Tho Social in Human Nature," a solo by Mr. Jenks, and a "Description of tlio Jotiruu'to Sun Francisco," by Mr. Olio, when with a fow happy remarks 11 purse was handed to tho imstor. to his evident and utter surprise, to pay his fare to tlio Ilaptist May meetings to Imj held next week in San Francisco, The whole was happily presided over by Mr. Foster. Coffee and sandwiches were served to all pros-' tint, ami then a very happy social hour ' was spent at thu close. Salem Oratory Famous. Frank D.ivey, of this city, lias received an invitation from the committee in charge to deliver tlio Fourth of July oration at Fossil, tlio county seat of Wheeler county, tlio now creation of the last legislature. He will probably ac cept and (eels pleased with tho honor of being the first to inuko thu eagle scream in the now county. Notice. Foresters o( America: All members of Court Shurwoisl Forest No. 10 are re quested to he present at their hall on next Monday night. Spuaiul hushics of inqiortaiice and inflatory work. My order ol ('. A. MiiM.n.s, Chief Ranger. Immigration Uoanl. A meeting o the Oregon State Hoard of Immigration, consisting of J. C. Cooper, of McMinuvillc, president; Clias. K. Henry, of Portland, Frank Duvoy, of Salem and Win. M. Colvlg, of Jacksonville, with Win. G. Stool, of Portland, secretary, has been called for next Thursday, May 25, at the state house at 0 o'clock, a. in., to consider the question of immigration to this statu. All Hirsons having suggestions in that line are Invited to communicate thorn in person or by letter. Sa'cin Fu'l ot People. The grand lodge delegates have re turned to their homes, and as a result there are a thousand less people In town. Our streets are nevertheless crowded with people today and we hardly miss tho throng of vinltois. Might Have Ucen. Eugene Kekorliu expected to sail from New York on or about the 18lh of January. It is thought ho wns ulsmrd the North (iermun steamer liurburossu, that took tiro and to put back mhiii alter KUtlug Sandy Hook. Aerie of Eagles. Sh1iii Aerie No. 10, Kratrual order (4 UitMlee), will he instituted at Pouular hull, hi the Turner block, Sunday, May 21. First sisioii at 1 ::U) p. in. All who are interrM! in the luouuuciit are In ited ti Ih preiH'ut and become elmrter iiuuiilicrN ll.iuu'K K Mkhklk, l'.'-t lirand Organizer. popular family tnedlclue wherever RPOKC spoken, aud tbey uow i i SccondHand Wheels We'xelhvn moving them Intoly in iireat sluttie Here's a few rveont siwim. step Holi- if you wttnt anj' of thsm 07 Kklorado ( 0 00 117 IniMriai S 00 W Kowlw 10 00 tiOOU Ht'Y. "U7 Craw font 12 00 IK) Cruetttiit Hue )wpo . 12 W W WaMrt- . . 19 5Q "W Vktor, sjwtp 10 00 Not one ot theo but is ready (or rid lg, mhw of thorn, etiM the IS ami (luaHua, with nearly nw tjrvw In part. Sundries Uwpa, beiW, Ureii, iMlW tube, luggu oar el. Prfe linJtO 5& ouA. torn, ktks. et HA2SA7VR 50T COMMERCIAL STREET raBgsr - Schillings Best Japan Ceylon Breakfast Ideal Blend Englh Oolong Tea DIED. SUTTON. At his homo 1'rfdav, May 10, 1800, near Liberty, John Sutton, aged 81 years. Deceased had been ill for some time, and his death was not unexpected. The funeral will bo held at the homo Sunday afternoon nt 1 tDO o'clock, Itov. W. A. Smink and II. A. Kotchum officiating, and his remains will bo laid to rest in Kural cemetery. John Sutton was born near Kezar Falls, Maine, June 12, 1818. Ho was a descendant of Gen. Sutton, of rugged New England stock, His occupation was farming anil logging. Ho had good business qualitlcatians, wa3 a good worker and student. He taught school for soerul years, and acquired considerable of a fortune. His first wife, Josephine Taylor, died in 1883,their only child In-ing Addie, who is the wife of Prof. '.. M. Parvin. In 1805 lie was wedded to Mrs, Nora Kennedy, who survives him. Deceased nt different times lived in Illinois, Iowa, California ' and Orocoii. He was a consistent Chris- ' tian, a man of generous impulse", a I i.rtfwt iifiti.liliftr. and n man whoso death 1 f" n 1 will he a great lo to all who him. knew MARRIED. SMITII-STEINIJRENNER. At the court house, Salem, Oregon on May 20th, County Judge Terrell ofllcating, Julia A. Smith to John Stelnbren ner. BORN. I F-NGLISII. At their home on Fern , Ridge, near Meliama, May 17, 1800, to , Mr. and Mrs. J. M. English, a duugh 1 tor. TURNVEREIN EXCURSION. From Portland to Albany and (it turnSi. On Sunday May 28. takes place tho 'excursion of thu Portland Social Turn- voroin. 1 -caving Portland at 0:30 it. in., 1 and return, leaving Allmtiv at 6 o'clock p. m. Tickets on sale at I'atton Bros., I Hook Store. I Salem passenger will take the first 1 section, which will leave Salem for Al bany about 11:110 a. m. The cars will be Unified to seating capacity. No tickets will Ih sold after Mav 25. Haggage cars I for lunch baskets-und bicycle will be at tached to cory train. Returning all ' trains will stop at all stations and the first section will leave Alhunv at 5 p m. IS-t.l WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. Kola Nels, Miss Dap, Mrs. Peters, Album! C. II. New, D. H. Hull, Port land; W. W. Adams, J. R. Laurel te, J C. Hugh, Ellis Ryse, San Francisco; A J. Frank. Hoxtou; Julilts Lowe, Port land; P. A. Kenworthe, Wakefield, Con , Ford F. Ilutler, Turonta; Hlaiuli Waleh and Maid, EuroK; Melburn .McDowell, Now York; Hen Stern and wife, Boston , A. Elliott, St. 1iuis; F.Millford, Peuii.. Mr. aid Mrs. Gains, New York. SALEM HOTEL ARRIVALS. Harry Reovos and wife, Kate Powers, C C Hrown, E I) Dennis. Miss Williams, Chas Stoker, Miss A Green, Hurrv Ser viu, Now York ; S M Cooper, W W Jen kins, San Francisco; F A Mathuiiu, Port land; Mrs. Hik'gius, Salem; J W Hates, Gaston; M J Muligau, Milwaukee. May Come To Oregon. IIakik Citv, May 20. Arrangements- are being made for a big Fourth of July celebration. William J. Bryan may lie one of the speakers. Pomona Sunday Schedule. Two round trips to IudeiKiutleuce. Miavu fcaium Hi a. in., .' p. m. p. m. Round trip 50 cents. ami o:3U 5 17 It The various Young Peojile's Stuiiety of Christian Endeavor throughout the city will hold a joint meeting tomorrow afternoon at Y. M. C. A. hall. Mr. Thomas Kay president of the Christian Church Endeavor sooiuty will le in charge of the meeting, l'rofosaor Seeloy has Imkui ws-ured to take clutrge o( the music. The puldie are im Ited to attend this nieoting. Ride the "Pomona." ' Miwt durable, llghtoet running. No lust, bufest in till reeiNfCts. Imxu for Independence SumUy at 10 a. m. 2 p. m. and 7 SO p. in. 5 17 It ' I ! Id I School Land Loans, Iamiis anwMinting in the awrexate tai.l.V) were yesterday approved by the ! state sehool html eooonhtekMi anil the iapplWutlonj were so ratified The Sale for Thin Days. j Italiy ShiHw, cunW, worth 75 cents, at Hh lUtetun Shoo CoHiMuy. Cmm , merewl etreet, Hear the isMolUee. I t 1ft tt Our Vautors. You ran add to your enjoytiwwt wlute here by smoking "U Corona V" Tu prolong the plewre take a lx hHue lttiyot. luvontigutioH PotHMied "Dm you know just wiittre Smuiom IsT" "Not yt. I intend to look it Mp if the uitreersr gDt lwttr." Puck. The Boston Shoe Company. Genta' Frenok Cult Shoee, fS, worth H, 305 CowtUHreial street, iMar tho lxwtotfieo. jj xi Where do you take lunch I Aud tlutt 1 get Uie )ot uiml at th Whit Hottst rvtetaurant ft 30 St ! CASTOR I A For Iafants and Children. Hi Kind You Hate Always Bought Bax tha &jffife&i fUgu&ttura yngm xxQn M. -w- 4.VV F LATE WE HAVE HAD soeral rich merchants in tlio city, hardly any of them go Iwlow twenty tnousunu In the valuation of their stocks. Now where does the assessor come in on that? It looks like some of them is trying to escape tho burdens of paying their full taxes on incrchandiv. Friedman lias never seen tho necessity nor is it ad visable to misrepresent values to tho customer or to tho assessor. I don't seo why a stock worth twenty thousand should ho assessed two thou sand, why not give in the full amount to the assos"or, or if you liavn't got twenty and only got two or three thousand then what is tlio good of lying to the pcoplo and make out you are so rich for (or it is no crime to lsj poor. Wu of Friedman's New Racket belong to tin1 poorer class of merchants we have lo8 than twenty thousand dollars. And therefore we don't want to brag to our customers that we have twenty thousands ol goods that wo must sell off in sixty ilays without a lioginning or an ending to the sixty days, nor that we uro u part of or have sixty-eleven man FRIEDMAN'S NEW RA6KET! Cor. Commercial and State Streetsi Salem, Ore, Ilk H. : n y- k wo s& sp ' The Most Conspicuous Orna ment in your jmrlor, that shwls cheeftillness over the room, is one of our liand.-oine hiinivs. Wo havo a superb as.xirtinont n( piano himivs, lHimiuet lainiw. and ev- erythlngintriisliiiedowii tothe suudht bund lump aud night able prices. lump at reason- SonnemanN, THE GROCER 124 Stato at Tolephono 51 Special Rates, To visiting Odd Follows, ft CurlNinatt photogniptis at 2 a iIommi. The Pick orill Ground lloor Gallery 211 Com mercial street. A ltl-ot Gilllngham Greenhouses. Choice lwddinc plants uow ready. Newest and standard tuters, verbenas, Cosmo, geniniiiins, chryewnthemums. Old and now favorites. Summer aud Cheuteketa streets. " C 12 tf To cure La Grippe, keep warm, eipeclallj ie feet, and take Dr. .Mile' Nervine. '"TT Tf V TWW TTTrTrTTTrTTTrTTTTrTTTrTTTT fc S20.000 WORTH BOOTS AND WlTltlS- TUB VHTT SO l..t .. f.. ttd Mdid mI WaUier. E.NipiOY ocx.tm m cAHt or or huuiu Gets Prewii CteM Sin) it; worth CIrimI',lw C"U Siwi "' "& ,te.' Se,al S10 il S fUi . if W - I 1 C? x-v l VCJ) LJl 111 1 11013.1 vSt. , 1 Near Postoffice, Salem, Ore i L4. Friedman's New Racket Assessment and Taxation ' ufacturea in different parts of the States, and w euro disposing -o( tho Goods for them. When thocuatomers all have eyei and they don't take stock in it especially when they see the proprietors of tho closing out places In sixtydays are every night in the sample rooms to replace tlie sold out stock with new Goods, few peo ple liellcve in tho old chestnut that is a cheatum street dodge, where they havo those sixty-days closing-out signs for generations. If a stranger comes to Salem now they will find quite n number of thoo shops in Salem, besides a few new comers of which we aro glad to sco them como here nnd go in competition with us, and we enjoy tho joke of their advertising that they bring in so much capital nothing under twenty thousand dollars, hut they have it goxl deal less for the assessor when ho call on them, and they aro interested largely In ever so many manufactories in tlio East, but yet, their stock don't look any nowcr to tho customers than some of the firms who have been hero a quarter of a century after nil tho people understands it that when parties wants to go out of business, Crescent Blend. For a cheap coffee we GUARANTEE that our 12)u cent grade is better than the package coffee. It is a SOUNDER berry, hotter FLAVOR nnd FRESHER. ButourCRESENT DLKND ut 15 cents per lHiund Is by far better yet, nnd only 2'j cents more. Try a pound ; and let coffee seak for itself, if not its adver tised bring It back. Coffee roasted twice a week. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE. Telephone Red 2001. Free Delivery. ! Capital Junk Shop, Mil Ighest prices paid for ull klndR tt ' ?t metal, bottles, roue, sacks, rai:s yiildes, etc. K10 COURT STREET ft Give us a call. 3 10 lm W California Junk Shop ft lllghvt iirlco iild fur old inotal, boltle. M . . rK. mcLi ri, hiilci, Copper and l VI Iron, i all bofore j ou m11, 5,iinl M gUOliOJVOjJdl Court SL i . i thtkViiruVJKpeMslQck und K"irintee satisfaction no ae leet. ana taWe Dr. Milw Nervine. I evcry purclasCf prcea tho inwcBt, OF THE VERY FINEST Must and will be sold here in Salem by tho t)VI V VMn-ri. TJ,0,? &' neo "othinK but tho nuttorinl, goodjupw .. "- j-viiuu, ray uie nignusi - ....., . ... We are selling shoes for less than any retailer can buy them. So COme and lav J m a supply of shoes now. You will never have the same opportunity again. Our Headquarters here arc at . r they don't wait sixty days, but they cm ploy n competent auctioneer and they rattlo off their wares at a rapid rate and they got out, they dott't stay and flzilo or tho new dodgo, tho people who have such a largo interest in the factories in tlio cast usually don't como to Salam with their old traps, but they take a trip to l'aris and call on their factorfes once or twice a year to seo how things aro getting along, but that is their way, but not so with Friedman, when ha has got anything to sell it doesn't take him sixty-days to talk about it ho generally sells it out and ho is gone. At Friedman's New Racket we make no pretentions of going out of business, but wo arc strictly in it, wo have no in terest in any factories out side of Salem, but you can save twenty-five per cent on an average by buying your goods at Friedman's Now Racket, where you will find 11 full lino of tlio latest and best kind of clothing, drygoods' lints and notions, stationory, cutlery, trunks, valises etc., etc. A word more to thoso who want to save money. At Friedman's Now Racket you get straight goods for tlio lowest prices. iikkd'n oi'kha house. -A OIIKAT r'VKNT Saturday Evening, May 20 AMERICA'S FOREMOST ACTRESS, BLANCHE Walsh and MELBOURNE MacDowell -IN- FAN'NV DAYENMTC PRODUCTION' SARDOC'S GREAT FLAY, "LA TOSCA" ViiicKs: r0c, 7fic, fl, f 1.50 CEMENT, LIME, FIREBRICK, GRAVEL AND ISLAND 8 AND, etc. Ahvavs on hand. D.S. BENTLEYand 8ueccorii to Salem Impt. Co. 310 FRONT STREET. Co, Municipal, Corporation, and Private Contrae- IlltH. M'lM Jacob Vogt, 05 STATH stri:et. Just received a full: stock ot Ladles' and Gents' Spring and SIJiMiVIER SHOES. Will lie nlencerl to show rmtrnns nur TTTTTf yryrt 1 SHOES i i 4 r wngvo uuu get me oust work. -i t Ladies' French Kid Button Shoea2; worth U. flies' Fine Kid Button Shoes fl.25; worth 12.50, t & i 4 1 lilies' Rne Kid'TIon !7Jw?uorth 11.60. . -4wm , '"-ij. Mines' Scliool Shoes 76c; worfh 11.50. Balnea' Shoos 2fic, 60o and 75c. -, t " . 1 M, al . ui u a ii m u u n it h ,. i, a, ,. 14 tk tL it it At At iJ