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CORSETS
Special Sale Prices
CORSETS
This Week Only,
ON
Style 558: Regular $3.00
Now gored hlpa, long wnistod, g jq
heavyjsatlne oloth. Cut prico v.'0
Style 415: Regular $2.00
Three atuba oil each side, beuu'
tlfully fashioned boned bunt, .
oxtru long. Cut price $1.0U
STYLE 535: REGULAR1.25
as'ow French liip, low bust,
lace mid rlblwn to) mid Ik1- .
toiiveryiientcorsct. Cut price vyl.UU
Hummer Corsets
Special fancy Sutino Corsets for 00c.
HOLVERSON'S
OASII
8TOUE
SHIRT WAISTS
Just rccclvad a full line of the best values
ever offered in Ladies Waists, which we
place on sale at the uniform price of
50Q
Each, Come early to secure a choice of
Patterns.
J. J, DALRYMPLE & CO.
The Silk Store,
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Originator op.
Ltf Live
Prices!
Tlio continued inorwmo in niv wntoh
ruputr, dopurtmont Ih proof of sutlsfiuv
tlon given In wutuh mill Jewelry repair
ing. It will pay yon to ruinonibor when
needing work doiio in this lino these
prices.
Cleaned and Ollou7Gn
Mainsprings - - - luw
C.RHINGBS
Wiitohmnko
O iiinanil bo
ttor nnd
Optlolnn.
UDU COMM1CHOIAL
HT
The Daily Journal Jias
more subscribers in Salem.
ri tit I nniiUun ones at that.
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than any other newspaper. jS
WUATHER IlKPOIIT.
Today
rain.
and toiiiiuoirou ooeualoiiH
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Tho rlvor atond t . abova low
wuttir,
Howl Furrol oum In lurt night from
Turnur,
Alllo Oliurelilll want to Orttjou City
IiIm morning.
J. It. Gttmoro ntfttivwl u nurload of
commit (IiIh morning.
Mm. Alphlu Plutt waa h pMntar to
NowIhiiy thin munilng.
Mia Una Knight, wnt t PurtluiM.
thltf morning tu vWl frimds.
Mr. Short, of MacJooy, rwUirnwl from
Portland thin morning vIh aturttiipr.
W. 0. Ttllnon loft for Uuhlwi, II. t.
this morning, to lw huh several watk.
Dayton Uiirrh,KtiiwMwHt MhuiImm,
in In tlic oily vUiUiiB hit) bt-ottwr C. I.
Hiirrin.
1). II. Woytuit, in down frvw Id Hsu
tlniii vtook rtinuli for a fwvs dy with
uld frlumlii.
H. II. Uioy, of Ui JWt kUwt i4mm
llrm, HMiit Sundi' lit CorUHUtl, nuim
Iiik tltts marntjig.
,Altr IMI. Van, of 1'urtlftttd. wiw
liualwin vWtliitf ilr. ml Mnu Hmif,
returned Iioiiim ttday.
Tlio BtdiMii Wukn HtUk iw4vd h
lariso witHiiiiiMWit of jm4U fnNM ICMwrj)
Orcein poliitu tlil nvornliiK-
Mra. C 1L Mourn of Oraguu City, re
turiusl on ntwinHr ltutli today, fruu m
vUH with friondH at MoiiHWHith.
A SHOE PICNIO
5) whluh yon uro nil IhvUikI. T1i IMII i4 lrt will tmwtat pHuHjUy of Kh
And Oxfordii.
ItX) IUIIU IHIUtHIOf V kllUWl AT Wh' V ftlK
160 PAIIIIt UIIW' ItHOIIM AkH OlWHtt AT 7A' 4 tAIK.
'JbO VMM UimH)' WIIOMI AMI UMIMW AT ItMt.' A I'AUi.
No mnttur what t hoy are wort Jile will m41 Ummh at Ut nbo hHn. M our
oelhrtMt "glnW Twwn" fitotor)',win iiijdy yv tumy man wImh tlu$ arv
o!d out.
VVilis .Bros. Company,
WK CAHHY HTANIURI) PAWBUS8. '
mffaw Friday nij;ht,.Muy lUlh. our tro Mil ii t 7 p In
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CORSETS
FOR
StyieIH: Regular $4.00
Finest French sutino, richly
uoncu Willi hiik, extra long. n OK
Cut prico VOW
Style 503: Regular $2.50
I'iiio l)lnck aatlno, gored non-el,
Clll (in IJIIIH IIIICS, HJH.'ClIll ilgllV nl nf-
wululit. Cut prico $Lod
Style 397: Regular $1.25
Short corset, very nicely fln-
ISllOll, t'Xtrtl gOOH W'HUr. UUl a; nr
price . -
IIH lllW JIH 25c
CASH
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Mrn. CIiiin. liiuiff, of Portland, who
Imw Ihioii vIhIHhk at tlio homu of liT
limit), F. I.vy on Front wtrcct, returned
Iioiiio today, occotunauUMl hy MIkh
KriioHtliio 1-ovy, who will proceod to
Poattlo for tho Mimiiier after a two
wuck'rt Hpiy In 1'ortlaiid.
(inn. W, II. llynrn will leave touior.
row for an extended trip through the
monntiiliiH, Iiidjm'oIIhk Mirvoyn for I'mio
Hum. lie will hixiiiiI ahoiit u mouth in
tho Itohuinla uiiuinit dlntrii't, and will
then go to Curry mid JoHtiphluo eouu.
tlon.
Mr. ami Mm. T. V, DavldHon, of
l.llKTty (IriiiiKc, were puHMUiurn to
I'oitlaud, via Htwuuer Pomona tliin
morning iih deleatuHtotheHtntu (Irunue,
which ineetM Tuewhiy and will continue
WetlucHday and Tliurwlay.
Mrn. Alhert Covemler and Mrn. (leu.
Staiidiirtl, of llniwuHvllhi, who came
down toiittend thefuiionil of MIhh Mae
Carpenter hint week, returned home to
day. They had 1hoii kiiiwIh of their
iiliut, Mrn. H. It. Jinwup.
John Andrew, of Fortlaud, npeiial
uxeiitof the Orient lutiuniuceompaiiy,
of llurtfortl, wiim in the city todwy mid
entahllMhed the Imnil nmncy of hi com
jNiuy witli Frank Davuy.
V. T. lildon, who in one of the
triiHtiHWof tho Ortwni Fire Kelitif Ah
wH'intinu, went to MeMinuvlllo thin
morning to attend u uieuliiiK of the
Inmrd of triuteuH of the iiWMxiatiou.
Mm. I.. Wulduer and family, of Ij
hluli, come In UiIh mornliivt to take the
ntwimor for Kpokwne, Wanh. Mr.
Wulduer will follow in the near (utiiie.
MUw M. II. Iloiiihtnn, who him Wen
vUltliitf hur coiwin, ltolHirt Clieiry, thu
it. 1'. night clerk, left for her liume In
Koutli Drtkotu ywtunly.
MrM. C. 1. Cheunwlth, of OHklaml,
who ha Iwen thw uiiwtt of Mrn. S. F.
Clmdwluk, ln(t tnlHy for her home at
Ortkluuil, Oregon.
I). C. Chrry, of KuuiMie, u lten
vUitiun liU win, itoltt. Cherry, thu . V.
nilit tkkt atfiit, himI mturuwd lioiue
yndvnlHy.
Uio. J. Ftwivw iturwl tltU iiMtndnu
from itaitllt) ami I'upt SoiumI ptdnUi,
where hi ItMi otit wlieit it wk on Uu
ilHMM.
Mi, Ityrwn Miller, of I'ortlimd, who
Itun Immii viftHlug t tiia mm of Dr.
It. Curtwriglit, reliiriiixl thh afternoon.
MilW 1.. ApltllMUtU, WHH U IMMIIIMN'
ihiun U Portlumi thU morning to vWt
with Mr. (Iruw Hum Uk h hort tJun.
J. It. WldU-of the ItontiHi Knwwlum.
iwturiMHl tltU iitorninn (nwo (WvhIIW,
h hn hi) Uwd bwu uii UwIumk.
AllH W. OttM
McMImuvUI m
WHO U pHNhNtftOX to
tU tttontwoit Iom1
UIh.
J. W. UtMH, tk lltMitrMMM MtHtt, WMlt
to '11h Dalit unlwy.
J. A. HtM wwl to IWUHHtl Utis
aftiN-uoun.
WImmm krtvo ttiwik bottom iiritM, La.
dkt nwI Htun'ti Hk) h jwli niwl unwwrd
ut Kriuo Hnu. lit St
SALEM FIRE ALARM.
Rules Byery Citizen Should Understand
and Practice.
In default of a bettor alarm Hyatoni,
tho Salem flro department has In opera
tion o oiinple, yet Buccwsful provision
for naccrtnininK the location of fires
throughout tho city, which might bo
much more effective, if the people Mend
ing ularniM would make it no.
There ia a telephone in tho depart
ment ut the city hall UHed ONLY for
alaniiH. No other iiiummii'o i ever wuit
over the wire connecting that liiHtru
iiient at the Central 'phone utation.
The rule in vogue, Ih, for the irty
Hendlng un alurin, to do m over the
ueiireat leleplioue line, informing "Ceil
tniP' of the exact lowition of the lire,
the iiiiiiiImt and atreet, IIKTWUKN
WHAT RTHKIfrfi, whom- houae It Ih,
c c, etc. TIiIh tuuMtHigu la inatuntly re
lBateI to the dopattiiiuut mid a reHjxjiiNi
la made. Theinaln trouble la, peojile
are generally m excited, that In wending
tlie moxMige thoy ure not explicit enough
to unable the "llreboya" to correctly anil
ipilckly find tire threatened jiroperty.
In giving an alarm, either by wire or
in pcrnon, it ia cwoiithil to inuko knewn:
TlIK NCMIIKR OF KT11KBT.
HKTWKBN WHAT 8TIIKBTS.
TUB NAMB OF TUB OCCUPANT.
TIiIh enables tho chief to diapoce of
Ida men and apparatus and render quick
service.
nxctmatoN iixcunaio.v nxctmaiov
TO AMIA.Vr, TO AI.IIASV, TO A MIAN V
SDMIAV, MAV SJIril, HUNIIAY, MAY 2ITII.
Steamer Pomona will leave Ktato
alreet douk at 7 a. m. Fare, round
trip 7fie.
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Last Conceit.
Tlie Mendelssohn club will hold its
last meeting for this season tonight at
the rooms of Mra. Willman. After tlie
program u luncheon will he nerved
by the Indy members.
The winter's work baa been very pro
fitable in every way, ami the club has
hIiowii n marked advancement in the
class of music rendered at the fort
nightly concerts, It moans portNtant,
conscientious work for every active
members, and it is just this class of
work that Is making Kaiein a
"Musical town." Tonight's pro
gram is of Mrs. McDouoII'h arranging,
and is as follews:
"Artand composition tolerate uncon
ventional fetters; mind and soul son r
above theiii." Joseph Hayden.
Symphonic No. - liaydcu
Mrs. Joseph Albert, MIhh Beatrice
Hbeltou, Mrs. John Krailse,
Mrs. Frank Willman.
Sketch MisH Mettu Davis
"Heboid I Stand at the Door" .hide
Mrs. F. A. Wiggins.
Honata I) Major . . Ilayden
Bditli Ketcbiim.
Military Hyuiphoiilo Hayden
Nellie llrowii, 1st violin, Wm.
Ketchum, Viola, Mis. Joseph
Albert, "ml violin, Joseph
Albert baas
"llecause I I.om) You, Pear" llawlev
Mr.J.W. lllekford.
Next Excursion.
Ilefore you take your next outing se
cure a gissl sii)plv of "Little (jiiiipliiiiH"
mid have Moiiiiitiiing good to smoke dur
ing tlie trip.
Liberty Orange Picnic.
The meeting of the Liberty (Iriiuge
picnic was u success in every respect.
Severn! bundled being present mid a
gMM.I piognim was rendered.
The meeting was opened by an ad
dro by T. ('. Davidson, which was up
propiiate and well rccelvwl. Theie was
good music and an addrec by tho master
of the State Grange and one hy his wife,
also mi address by Judge lloise mid tiov
eruor Fletcher. In the afternoon a
splritinl game of Imik) ball washnlulgeil
In by the lsiys from Liberty ami Komi
dale which resulttnl in a score of 10 to I'.'
in fuvorof Lllstity nine. The dinner
was spread in tho school house on ac
count of the shower. Lllwity ami Itine
dale Imim Imll ntiiixi will cousolidHte and
a tlnt-cmiM nine wilt le the result The
picnic was a grand wiivtuw and all will
iwtbmtly await the next one.
Attend tho Shoe sale now on at
K relief o Hnw. and inive to 60c. itf St
Lhh Meeting,
Tint Mtttdtdtttuhit Club meets to nlht
for tho hut mcotlng of tho hhiu in
tlw Strnlio of tho Pro W flit, Btu An
ilon Willuuui. ThorooiiiM Imve boon
luttefiilly dmiomteil fur tlw m-eesUm
and Mr. Willman bad two now pUtitoo
Hit in thUt uuiruiuK. mi tluit Hotbing
may be lucking that could Kuol to tlw
H ensure of the eutertulnmont. Mm.
Wlllnian's new Klmlwll Ha no wbicli
are to Iki usoil In Iwr ilwllv work itut
having arrlvod Mm. Will klmlly offoml
her tho use of theiwwent oitwto myHy
tho oioUmooi.
The Sale for Tluity Uay.
ItaUy Slwo. M ohmU, wvrtb 7C eoU,
ivt Ut lkton Sluio Cowpaay, 90 Co
woraial street, 11 our tho patfottlt.
4 18 tf
fmiiTnininniMniMi
I Roller Geared
Chainless!
pt everv thing in siht. Tliewhwel
m
t-uitro for trial, and vtut'll r
1111' I'll MM.Est ot tltowt all.
( lot Krtod tlutt ia tlu ixaaiiHW
fcr VlkV vv huh ran hover bo orudieatod
u loll sot of tlio hmn uow.ouUato llto wkoot tor yiatr insvti,m 3I
Wed like ut haw owyuuo, whooluMMi, iMOiuttitco and all. lrp in 5
and oeo tboM. You'll kiwtw why UtM. 1
, , F. A. WUKUXS, M CHHMMfn-Ml St 3
s -IbiacbainkHH whuwl altvadv batOo oix wurkl'n maU (nd 4
4 i j hiism. i hi; rxtamf whuol in thk w
fritiiiuiiiiiiiiii
MARION COUNTY W, C. T. U.
Resolutions Adopted at the Annual Meet
ing at Brooks, May 17.
Again in convention assembled, wo
tho memlKirs of the Marlon County W.
0. T. V. declaro our allegiance to Al
mighty God, acknowledging Him us
I,ord of Lorda ond King of Kings. We
pnilae Him for nil Ilia mercioa to us.
Whereas, Tho liquor trafllc is tlie
greatest hindrance to tlie coming of
Cli rift's kingdom on earth, therefore
Hosolved, We are in favor of the nbo
lltion of tho entire trafllc, and
Further resolveil, Wo will lend our
Influence to that party of wimtover
name which stands without "HlntMer
ing" uneqiiivoculiy for the prohibition of
tlio inpior rniiiic.
Wliereas, the women of the Wood
mini I'nion, liave been through a fierce
lire of oerseciitiou at the hands of tlie
liquor trufllc, and have had their rights
as protectors 01 nemo, iukoii irom mem
by the revision of the Woodbiirn charter,
therefore.
Ilesolved, Tbut while we express our
indignation over tho result 01 the con
flict, we bid them.hxik up, take courage,
for God has said, Fear not, nor be dis
mayed, be strong and of good courage;
for this shall the I-ord do, to all your
enemies against whom ye fight.
Hesolvod. It is tlie sense of this liody,
that the entire Womanhood of America,
should rise up in righteous indignation
against tlie attempt to fasten uwn us a
Polygamist I'nited States Senator Hol
crtM. Further resolved That we instruct
our corresH)iidlng secretary to voice tlie
protest of this body to the India of con
gress, una linn an oe urgcu 10 wruu 10
or jiersoiiully interview our legislator,
appealing to them to stand by purity,
honor and true manhood.
Hesolvcd. That we hereby authorize
the corresponding secretary of Marion
con n tv, to scud a communication to
President McKinley urging him to carrv
the auti-auteeui law Into full force and el
ect in accordance witli its natural mean
ing ami the intent of congress, by Ihsu
lug an order, us commander in chief of
the army, suppressing all liquor aelliug
in the urmy, ut least until the opinion of
the attorney general ahull be finally
tested In the courts.
Kci-olved, We nro In fuvor of a per
manent system of arbitration for all
civilized nations, and hail with thank
fulness of heart all and every measure
looking to international peace. Unit
speed tlio day of universal peace.
Uesolved. That wo protest loud and
long against the Insulting custom among
rtdooiiTsts in naming their infamous
luces of business for distinguished
oval men. and we instruct our Corre
sponding Secretary in behalf of this
convention to proclitiu tills protust in
all our leading papers, and hy personal
lettera of protest to kcepoia 01 sum
places.
Further lesolved, That letters be
sent to Valient Dewey and President
McKinley voicing our indignation at
the use of their honored muuoa for
such Infamous purposes.
ImiHiuiichas we have a a health
department, we believe it is
inconsistent for women to sit
in convention witli hata and Ism
nets on. thus heating tlie brain,
Therefore lesolved, That hereafter
it shall Ikj the law of this convention,
that hats and bonnets shall be removed
during nil business sessions,
Uesolved, Wo urge earnest prose
cution of work along tlie Hue of Chris
tian Citizenship, proclaiming the truth
that the nation, as well as individuals,
to be wived must believe on tlie Ind
.lesns Christ, and do lllscommaudmets,
shunning all evils us sin against Him,
whoo we are and whom we serve.
We believe in a living, just wage, in
mi eight-hour law, in a civic rust day
for the hilsjriug man, in equal wages for
equal work in co-oponit Ion, iih tho law
of God, and we will work and pray for
tlie coming brotherhood of man, ns 11
living reality rather than a visionary
theory, and we believe in equal rights,
ami that taxation without lepreseuta
tlon la tyrauy, therefore wo demand tlio
Imllot In the hands of woman. We also
believe that franchise is a duty 11a well
as a right and a privilege, therefore it is
tlui seiue of this body that any Chris
tian man not doing his duty us a Chris
tian at tlie primaries and the 1 vol Is
should be sounoly dealt with for the
nonpcrfnrmaulH) of a citizen's duty.
lloMilvcd, That the members of the
Marion County W. C. T. t'. will not
take off the white ribbon during tlie
comlnv cauiHilKii.
Hosolved. Wlmt the sincere thanks
of this convention 1m tendered to tlie
ltrooka In ion for their hearty hospital
ity and delicious lunches serusl, mid to
all the people d ltrooka who contributed
It) the comfort ami succets of this con
volition, alto to trnatoort of church for
tllO USO of tllHMtlllO.
ItoMpoWfully submitted,
Mas. IIoskins,
Mas. Additon,
Man. IttmauY.
In appreciation of Sister Additou's
wordo id oitcourMgomout uud help, Ih it
ltowHVod. This thU county conven
tion show lU MimroiiNllon of her lovini!
service with us which I wo boon uplifting
iiortrurtivo ami Inspiring, by u rising
itoo of thank.
Man. Monkish
Mas. lt.VHKI.HY
Mm, JlKSUS.
Uon't Go U-uefooteJ
Whou you can buy chlklren's School
StMhwat T poiiu, worth 1 -&0. at Ihw-
tiHt Slsuo (wipauy, 9vh Conunoreial
ktrtot, mor tlw pou4Wo. I 16 tf
Whoro ilo yoa tako lunch ? 1 Htal
tbat 1 $H Us Wat mm at tlw Whlto
llout rvttsiMraHt. 6) it
We havo t but rocoivetl the Men's,
ntodol ut tlto OrWat vvbool Mttotl with
Stjr Hollor Goar, ami wo can tnuh
mllv av tbat It's novor txvn our
pWnire to imsuut iuii a snuHith run- 3
onig set m Ktear. aut we lone trust
st U UOW Ut tho dlMktMl ,vf ,mr mu.
iut vviiat ovorvotio sovs. Unit ii'h
Au Mitlrw ttlLtuw .J ih . I, .,..-.
Utl uf all IWvtd Garl WbtHb), and 3
frum tlmt kiiul it wirin , i.v..
iiuiiuiiuimmummmpi
MARION COUNTY NEWS.
Butiness Being Transacted at the Court
House.
Bmiim Kay was tliia morning com
mitted to the insano asylum from Ma
rion county. Tho patient's ago is 27
years, and the cause of insanity is given
as acute njaniu.
iMioii.vTi:.
The final account of L. J. Adams nd
minifltrutor of the estate of Ai. Cool-
idge deceased, has been approved, and
the administrator discharged.
Tlio iMjtition of Agiios Jones, (formerly
Agnes Hump) bus been allowed, asking
that her flower be assigned heroiitof the
estate of Geo. W. Hump; und W. D.
Boff, L. C. Grilflth ami Henry Jones
have been apoiutcd to make said as
signment of dower.
The rojiort of M. I.. Chamberlain, W.
F. Hootby und W. H. Armstrong ap
pnilsors of the estate of Leo Willis, de-ceui-wl,
bus been filed, allowing property
to the yiiluo of $72.
In the matter of the guurdlnship, of
John S. Hawkins, deceii'-cd, Wm. B.
Hawkins, a brother of deceived,
bus filed a petition waiving Ids
rights to lie appointed ns suld guard
ian, nnd asking tlutt W. T. Higdon be
apK)inted to that trust.
In tho same matter, Eugene Willis
has filed an answer to nbove petition,
denying Hint W. T. Higdon is 11 proper
or disinterested or comjietetent person
to disc.harirn the duties of said tMiiirdlun-
iblp, (mil demand ng that himself be ap
pointed.
Mercy Entertainment.
The Lincoln School Hand of Mercy
will give an entertainment at Leslie
church on Wednesday May, LM,at8 p.
in.
TIiIh is the first public entertainment
ever given by u Hand of Mercy in Sa
lem, This Hand was organized over a
year ngo and now has over eighty
names enrolled.
There are over IIO.COO Ilauda in tlie
United States and the work is growing
rapidly.
Admission to tlie entertainment lias
lx'on placed at five centa in order that
evervixsly may come and encourage the
children in this goisl work and it is
hoped tho seata of the church will be
all filled. The following program lina
been prepared :
Soni' "Join Our Hands"
Hand.
Hoeltution . .. ."Work for All"
Willie Steiuor.
Hecitntiou ."Which One'.'"
Lucile Davis.
Dialogue "Mini's Nest"
Alfiod Schramm and Claire O'Flying.
Hecltatlon "The Tramp Cut"
Imogeue Williamson.
Song "Sunshine"
Hand.
Class exercise . "Lambs"
Five Girls.
Violin Solo ,
. .Mite Motor.
"Tom"
Alice Judson.
"The Sparrows"
live Girls.
Hecltatlon
Class song
iti.itltiiiliin
Oudu Kiiditiingcr.
Hccitution"Now Vuisiou of Ml.-sMuffet"
Hostile Singleton.
Hccltntion "Kindiiesa"
Maggie Parker.
Song. . . ."Our Loving Hand"
Hand.
Recitation
Ada Wattoupuuit'h.
Hecltatlon "The Ust Hymn"
Florence I-aufman.
Miso Elurnu Schramm will preside at
the organ and Miss Edna Davis, presi
dent. TURNVEREIN EXCURSION.
From
Portland to Albany
and
Ri
turn$i.
On Suudiiv Muv 2S. takes nlace the
excursion of the Portland Social Turn-
vurein. I.eavim Portland at t)::t0 a. 111..
nnd return, leaving AHhiiiv ut 5 o'clock
n. 111. Tickets on sale ut Puttuu llros.,
IJook Stoio.
Sill.,, 11 ,ijid,lli,.ru i'i1l tut., tltii ,1,
. ..' ..-.- .v. 11 ,n' ,..,- ,,.-,
section, which will leave Salem for Al
bany alsmt D::t0 a. m. The cars will 1h
limfttHl to seating capacity. No ticket
.ill lv. u,l.l ..fl..- Mi. ' 11............ .....
1, w mini Mitvi ..11. ... .mQKIIU rtlll
for lunch lsiskou and bicycle will be at-
laenwi to every train, ueturulng all
tniius will stop at all stations and the
first section will leave AHhiiiv at o p. m.
LS-td
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Geo. 11. Harvev, Kalamuaoo, Mich.;
It. W. Harvey, Now York; W. C. Hal
lev, City; Cuh. J. Stock, San Francisco;
S in. Htick, WaldH)rt; Mr. und Mrs.
Gained, Now York; Jno. Andrew, D. It.
Hall. John Hall, John Fredenehuml,
Portland; F. It. Sullivan, MinneaHls:
0. A. Cohen San Francisco; W. 1'. Per
kins und vv ifo, City ; Hurry Lewis, San
Fruneisco; S. H, Muckav, Portland; J.
II. Elliott, Dee Moms, hi.; Geo. C.
Ilrou noil, Oregon City.
COTTAOE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ud Tyler, Mc.Minnville; JW Croigh.
tan, G O Gravea. C P Hrvunt. WS
Pheliw, D W WiUon. Portbtn.1. J G
Sttttuhrvuuor, Inide ami vveddinn: iwrty,
Auuiaville; I'rml L Haetz, Peoria. Ill
Stole Some Took.
Tito Stovo foundry anar tito S. P,
d)ot wan roblnsl muuo tltoo yotenUy
of tiuito a sututlv u tooLi. Lot iu itu.
oiiterpriiilng thief wm ovalonlly a tramp
vi o wotai siairn ttietrtiso, twy woro
thrown babhul a (dlo of niilroiul Uos,
where thoir proprkdor, Mr. Kightlingor
fo uel thoui.
BORN.
CKOISAN.-lntbWelty. Satunky, May
&1P& 9'm tt-.-,U iIr- " Mrs
K. M. CroiNia, a tlaagbtor.
NOIUSREN. At tW Uohm in Yew
Park. SaUm, May tt, ISM at rt . m
to Mr ami Mrs. P, (i. rynn. a
eleven MNiud si.
The Boston Shoe CmMnv
GenU French Cslf Slhvs. J2, worth W
ft, AW Commercial irvt n.-ar th r
lMViUXUcv. 4 15 tf JW-
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
V9 Kind You Have Always Bought
Slauatun, of &&$&$
&f
F LATE WE HAVE HAD
several rich merchants in
tlie city, hardly any of them
Co ImjIow twenty thousand
in the vnliiution of their stock".
Now wiiere doe the asesfor conic in
on that?
It looks like some of them is trying to
eseupe tlie burdens of paying their full
taxes on merchandise. Friedman bus
never seen the necessity nor is it ad
visable to misrepresent values to the
customer or to the usscsor.
I don't see why a stock wortli twenty
tlioiinnd should be assessed two thou
sand, why not give in tlie full amount to
the assessor, or if you liavn't got twenty
nnd only got two or three tliotfiuid
then what is the good of lying to the
people and make out you are so rich for
for it is no crime to lw poor.
We of Friedman's New Hacket belong
to tho poorer class of merchants wo
have less than twenty thouand dollars.
And therefore we don't want to brag
to our customers that wo have twenty
thousand)) of goods that wu must sell off
in sixty days without a lsjgiuning or
an ending to tho sixty days, nor that wo
are a jHtrt of or have sixty-eleven until
Cor; Commercial and State Streets,
58 lauft sj
M-i;.f ,;SB
A Breakfast Food for Every
Day
in the week we can furnish you from our
high grade stock of cereuls. ' For spring
weather there is nothing more appetiz
ing or heuthfiil thuii iniisli, uud our
many dainty food in cereals and fitriu-
UI'MIUM flMklri nf nil L-lllild Hill- elruL- ..f
groceries include', everything that N of!
superior quality that comes under this
neit.i.
SonnemanN,
THE GUOOEU
124 Ststo at Tolophono 51
Special Rates.
To visiting Odd Fellows. $1
photographs at f 2 a dixon.
erill Ground floor Gallery
morclnt street.
Curbonott
The Pick
tn.l Coin
s' RWU
Gilllngham Greenhouses. .
Choice iMddtm: plants now retulv.
Newest und standard listers, verbena's,
cosmos, geraniums, chrysanthemums.
Old and new fnvoritoa. Summer and
I homeketa streets. 5 p tf
J.1tr!ni.,?:'iTv"",'"P1
- --- , .--. rf,, t'ilict A19IVIUC
r rr rr, , i n n WWW tttt nirynryr
t ONLY ONE WEEK MORE 1
1
Tb? BosIod Shoe
HUK Coilllllitroiu) ........ .. .;n . ,
BOOTS and SHOES
feituirr7L.i 2,' A l Mwt mdd. Remember wo are rnanu 3i
f""K Srw31 i wh 1 1
ViX vw" OHW '
Jlen sand Udte-j'Carjsat SHpjHiw S6c.
I
BOSTOST SSOB OOMPAWT
. -..vwuwcarcat 31
SOS Commercial St. J
Near Postoffice, Salem, Ore
Friedman's New Racket
xxxxxOn Assessment and Taxation
ufucturoa in different parts of the Slates,
and we are dispoaing of the Uood1) tor
them.
When the customers all have eyes and
they don't tako atock in it especially
when they see the proprietors of the
closing out places in sixtydays are every
night in the sample rooma to replace tho
sold out stock witli new Goods, few leo
pie believe in the old chestnut that is a
chcatum street dodge, whcie they have
those sixty-days closing-out signs for
generations.
If a stranger comes to Salem now they
will ilnd quite u number of those shops
in Salem, besides a few new comers of
which we uro glad to tee them come
here and go in competition with us, nnd
we enjoy tho joke of their advertising
that they bring in so much capital
nothing under twenty thousand dollar,
but they have a good deal less for the
assessor when ho call on them, and they
nro interested largely in ever so many
manufactories in tlio East, but yet
their stock don't look any nowcr to the
customers than some of the firms who
have been hero a quarter of a century
after nil the people understunda it that
when parties wants to go out of business,
CreSceDf
Blend.
Fora cheap coffee we GUARANTEE
that our 12ja cent grade is better than
the package coffee. It is a SOUNDER
berry, k'tter FLAVOR and FRESHER.
HutourCRESENT HLENDut 15 cents
per K)iuid is by far better vet, and onlv
'-" cents more. Try a pound ; und let
eouco HHuk for itself. If not us adver
tised bring it back. Coffee roasted twice
a weok.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE.
Telephone Red 2001.
Free Delivery.
Capital Junk Shop,
Wlllgliest. prices paid for all kinds
(4Y mewu, oouios, rope, sack's, ntus?
iiiub, Hi. Jduuuivl' BiltKKT'
w uiyeusacall. 3 10 1m
C J. D. RUBENSTFIN.
h California Junk Shop
HlKlient price iatl for old metal, liottlog,
Iron
IT INVVkl
.. Valllirore v0u's5irHt,H' SilSl
S. ROOOffor, 151 Court St
To cure La On
To cure I.a Onpne, keep warm esoecUIli
the feet, and take &il.Nemne!P4
"v" VUillll-n'IMI MPU11, ....I, - x.. 1..
AIIH. The buLiiu.., rj !.... ..,.1. .,'"
-"--v ., MtiU "iUV. 1. fl,.
I
?CokNo3wI,2s.i
,yQdl?)?rAnxny "tailor
I tirjr ""I'wr 1 nun any rot
1 tur com now ami get tliem.
PEMEMBEP,
Only 1 Week
MORE.
Our Headquarters here are at
they don't wait sixty days, but they em
ploy a competent auctioneer and thoy
rattle off their wares at a rapid rate and
they get but, thoy don't stay and flzzla
or the new dodge, the peoplo who havo
such a large interest in the factories in
the east usually don't come to Snlam
with their old traps, but they take u
trip to Paris and cull on their faetorfca
once or twice a year to see how things
are getting along, but that ia their way,
but not so witli Friedman, when ho litis
got anything to sell it doesn't tako him
sixty-days to talk ubont it ho generally
sells it out and lie iagone.
At Friedman's Nuv Racket wo make
no pretcntionsof going out of business,
but wo are strictly in it, wo luwo no in
terest in any factories out sido of Salem,
but you can save .twenty-five per cent
on an average by buying your goods ut
Friedman's New Hacket, whero you will
find a full lino of tlie latest uud lest
kind of clothing, drygoods' lints and
notions, atntionory, cutlery, trunka,
valises etc., etc.
A word more to thoso who want to
save money. At Friedman's Xew Kackot
you got straight goods for tho lowest
prices.
RACKET!
Salem, Ore,
CEMENT, LIME, FIRE IJRICK,
GRAVEL AND ISLAND SAND, etc.
Alwavaon hand.
O.S. BENTLEYand Co,
Buccemors to Snlem ImpL Co.
310 FRONT STREET.
Municipal, Corrorutlon, nnd I'rlVAto Contrao
'"'" M-ln
I Jacob Vogt,
!
03 STATK STHKUT.
1
Just received a fulHetock of Ladles'
and Geuts' Spring and
! SUMMER
SHOES.
.tVii, uu, measc(l SHOW patrODB Our
1 , a.Wanotm satisfaction on
every pure base. Prices Mm in,Q
urn 1 1. .
Company i
"
can buy
Ladies' Fronah Kid Shoes 2i worUHt
Ijidlw' FtnoKitl Shoea J1.25; worth
atton Bros.
98 State St.
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