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IHn&erw.ear
KnityGobds
St, 10c, 15C, and 20c Values
8uKrtvr.M- It scorns Imjiowlble,
that a ladles' immmer weight vest
can be wld m low m 6c, jt we lare
them at tlwt prko, surprisingly
good values.
25 and 50c Values
Koru or white, log or sliort rieove.
high or low neck. Extra large sizes.
HOLVERSON'S
OASHw
8TOBET
SHIRT
WAISTS
Another lot of those cjuick-selling waists
received. Light Blue, Pink, Lavcndar, Black,
Navy, etc. in assorted narrow and wide
stripes. .All one price
50 CBNTS'50
The best value offered this season, striped
PIQUES for WAISTS. Light and drak
grounds. Also plain white. Novelty
GINGHAMS, new patterns in corded effect,
10c and 25c yard.
J. J. DALRYMPLE L COMPANY.
Have Yon Lost
u Hit out of your ring, or other piece of
Jewelry bring it in I can leplnfc It. I
make n fjxxiiulty In all kiwis of mU.
BLOODSTONES,
OPALS,
RUBIES,
EMERALD,
SAPPHIRES,
TOPAZ,
PEARLS,
. . AGATES, ETC.
Jewelry rujwilrcd and made same ns
new.
Rings mode ovcrut reasonable clwrgos.
Watches
Cleaned qnd Oiled 7fjp
Mainsprings - - - iuli
O.H. HINOBS
Watohmnkor
Jowolor unci
Optlolnn.
UOej COMMICHOfAL
ST
The Daily Journal has
more subscribers in Salem,
2
and paid-up ones at that,
than any other newspaper.
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.
Juno 10 Intercollegiate Fluid day.
3unu 11 ltullrutul comluWors tteu(
nt Pair Ornund.
Juno 18 Willamette lUnlvunlly
Altimul Reunion.
June 16 Wlllttiwt I'Hlfuralty
Cumuiuueumunt.
Juno 16 Cowman BMWMit Mem
Collide of Muslti,
JllllH ISO. OoilIIHH4,WWlt lHllMtMU
Mtmloal OoiHwrVNtory, Etta Amhjw-Wlll-nnn
Prlneliwl.
July -1 Celebration at 8aUm.
Want to Play Ball.
Tito Columlw Immi ImII Iwm of 1'ort
land oxpwt to ivhw to 9amt on the
Owm! Hator' exru ratal uwl want Ut play
Mil with h taulem nim tlwt day. Thi
oluli tit till average SO ytw of ait. Sow
of 6ale.ni Immi i4uir ure liiHIned to
. think that u Nine xmi be pick! Hp Uwt
can give the boya from Portluwl wtirk
to da.
308 Commcrotal Sweet.
Here yon turn buy l,udl' KrtMwttKttl'
li.im, UliA,tj " ftl HA w..Hll, I !.......
ghw Wnr ' Hiui
Monday Morning, June 5
We begin to close out our business. We will offer our
entire slock of Dry Goods, Furnishings, Fancy Goods
Boots and Shoes, Store Furniture and Fixtures
At Wholesale Cost to Us.
We have always kept faith with the Public and this
will be no exception as we will positively close out
our Entire business. You know what this means, do
not miss the opportunity
Gain.
OHLIS BROS. Si QO.
FIRST DOOR SOUTH
SALEM, OREGON.
Silk Goods
I'lnk, cream and blue silk vest
Mnlza. kv ami ntnk ilk vests.
Other value np to 2 00
Woolen Goods
Summer Weights
Those are KtM lino liought to
All the growing demand for bbmmek
weoLnra.
MhsRii Underwear In great variety.
CASH
STORE
PERSONAL AND LUCAL
Dr. W. T. WUIInttiMin In In Portland.
Mis Grace Gibson wont to Portland
thin morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L, Rosu left this
morning for Piiynllup.
Mrs. m Runnier took the early tnilu
for the ltuffalo lluuiji mines.
Mrs. It. IIIrNili and duughter. Ger
trude, went to Portland this p. in.
Mrs. J. I). Sutherland and daughter,
Maud took the morning train for Port
land.
it, It. Orouk, the North Commercial
street blacksmith, went to Portland 011
the early frniu.
Mrn. 8. P. Anderson, of Wuldo IIIIIm
left thin morning for n visit with her
mother ut llepitier,
It. S. Sheridan, late ohalrman of tlie
Union State Central Committee, rotured
to lUxtthurg today.
It. II. Fleming, manager of the state
Ioilteutliiry Move works, went to Port
land on the early train.
Mrn. C. I), Oahrleleou, who Itus spent
n month at IHm MoIiim), Ih exHHttiNl
home Wednesday nuinilng.
A inirkwil 01 Iter ami iiiuIhm went
thnnigli today from MaryHvllle, Cul
ImiuimI for the ltuffalo Hump,
Ml Ijium Priwtou, who ban Ixien
viniting Mr. and Mm. J. L Carter, a
few diiyM returnod to Portland Km lay.
J. It. Miwier, who liven on Oak Htrvot,
left today to work for the S. IP. Co., at
IU Mterllng plant at IjUIiuii, IjiioiMiiity.
.Mrn. Gertrude Denny, Secretary of
the Oregon WoiiiHu'h Flax Aiwociatlou,
U in tlw rity theguent of Mm. 11. P.
IteulwiH.
Mrtu Claud Uutrh und'.Mrn. 11. (5.
iHnglMtm uent to rortlaml tliin p. in. at
detegNtM at lurgH to the IfoNtern Star
(iruwd Chapter.
Mr. O. P. CimIiow, who bun Iteeii the
gMwtof Mr. C. P. lllnlwip, Muut thin
KitorHooii an a delegate to the hVoiteru
fttar tlmwl Cluiptr.
Mr. I'.. V. Purkhurat aerowpaulwl
Jlw.1'. K. WnUu,of Klamath KuIIn,
went to Portland, detetWten to the liaot
em HterUruml Clwpter.
Mnt. Jnit. MothorH, who lw Ihii
I'lerkiuK at the Ireworkw More on UH
Stale Mreet, Ut vMtlng hor MMer, Mr
I.. W. ComUl, at Turner.
Mmih Wbwler, of Sale, Mopinxl over
l at tialetH, ami thipiMl three head of
Hue Iioth to Seattle viu Iwmt. Mr.
Wheeler Im MtM kbj romih and U going
lo iwl ' " h
the mohimI.
Ours the loss-Vours the
Ol PQSTOPHICg,
CIRCUIT COURT.
Department No. I Wind Up the Business
of the February Terra.
Judge Burnett held a short eeIon of
Department o. 1, Tuesday morning
and (lltpoecd of all ca that eould be
handled at the adjourned February
terra, and adjourned court.
Following are the docket entries
made:
John Donsu v. II. O. Wright et al;
action for money. Plaintiff's motion to
modify findings of roferee and to file '
amended complaint and defendant n no
tion to ftot afide findings, argued.
I.. II. McMahan vs. Can a1 inn Pacific
Hallways action for money. Applica
tion of plaintiff for leave to file amended
complaint allawe.1 by consent and de
fendant allowed until Thursday June 8(
1809 to nnxwur anionded mtnplaint.
F. II. Lcchler v A. I). Hall; apioai
from juotire court. Plaintiff ha leave
by consent to file new undertaking.
Plaintiff's motion for leave to file
amended reply overruled. Defendant's
motion .to dtamiwi upjxsil overruled.
Defendant's motion for judgment on
pleading argued.
In the other two corresponding caos,
in which 0. Pomeroy ami 0. C. Hall
reflH(itive)y, were defendants, the en
tries were the samo as alxiye.
Itauor Hweltwir Hop and 3Ialt Co. vs.
P. P. Qanleyand Homer Gnnloyj action
for damages! Tuos-lay Juno 13, 0 a. m.
ASYLUM BOARD DOINGS.
A Few Woxl Bids Accepted Heavy
Mortality for May.
At the monthly asylum board meeting
Monday the following wood bids were
awarded :
0, H. Cornelius, oO cords big fir, at
$2.60 jxir cork; J00 corils of good, second
growth fir, at f 2,15,
J. W. Mauley, ) cords big fir, at 2.75
ler cord.
Mark 8. Skiff, 10 cords anli, at !t wr
eo rd.
Simon Swartz, 100 conls big fir, at
2.76 n)r cords.
The suicrintondont whs authorized
to buy about 2000 cords in the ojkjii
market.
The Hupurintoiidont was also author
iiwj to purchase msvonty-five nuits of
clothing front the Salem Woolen Mills,
.W suits at 5f and 2o suib at fO.50.
ThusuiKirlutenduntH rejtort for May
shows 21 deaths, 2 elopoiiiontrt, and 22
putlents receivml, and a total attend
ance pf 1171. Per uuplta oxikuihc, per
month, tt).(V .11-100; jnir day III 14-100
cents. Payroll for month, f 5,102.23;
total oxKtiiVofll,:i88.r7.
Albany Und Convention,
At H :.'(() o'clock Monday the Imnds met
for the organization with a big attend
ance. Charles K. York, editor of the
Pacific Musical Times of Portland, Mas
elected president, A. C. filmto of Hills
Ixiro, secrutary uud treasurer and I). W.
Feeley, of McMiuuville, vico-prexideut.
Tlie plan outlined by the president was
to call the organization The Oregon
State Ilaud Association, Object, to
study good comMwltiou, and mutual im
provement. Motte: In Harmony
United.
Tlie folhiwiug bauds reglsterel, with
the name of the loaders :
Southern Pacific Car Shops, J. It.
Tomliiisoo, leader, 'M piicos.
MeMlnnvlllo, I). W. Feely, leader, 1ft
piecos.
Jefferson, A. J. Shumaker, leader, lit
piece.
0. A. C. of Corvallls, II. IUnl, leader,
IN pieces.
Monmouth, Frank l.ucus, leader, 20
Jet'e.
Allsiuy, II. Couuoway, leader, 20
pleco.
Forttst (irovu, S. (i. Uughus, leader.
lllllsls.ro. W.J. Wall, loader.
Verlxirt, J. P. Peoruboam, leader,
Furmlngton, John Wllkius, leader.
lkithauy, J. C. TtKille, leodurn, II
pieces.
(I rami total, M.
Now ih Your Oppottumty
To obtain a llrnt cluss Knamel Cablne
Photu awl litMt Ourbouette work ut re
duce. I rates. The Pirkeill Co. U round
tliKir Studio, 3M8 Commercial street.
tf.
Dr. J. S. Stott, of dermis, was doiiH(
huslneMi Ih Salem today. Tlw dintor
ami Mrs. Stott returned u few days ago
from an extended Mi in California,
for the benefit of the health of the
latter.
W. K. Conner, proprietor of hotel
Oregon, Ashland, has been the gueet of
hlu father, Lumllttnl Conner, of Hotel
Willamette, ami went to Portland this
afternroN.
Mr. and Mrn. MoMroo.N'yw aawe Hp
frwn Portkiyl tlay on receipt ef a
telesrum tloit J. S, Nye, vf Sidney was
duugoroOily ill.
Mrs. J. L B-hHlU, of Sokttlw, (nee
Julia ChumberkiH) arrived here this
morning for a vuit with Sulem ralutivee
and frieiMls.
c.
For a no
cut IMt-
tUTH.tUUt.
el. fruit dWi. We
need the Uol room
lor new mm!
You usuam
theiu ut Uw door.
mi.v 26 ivnts.
Crash Hats, 25c up,
Crush Hats.
RICYCLK CAPS V up.
RICYCLK hhl.TS
HICYCI.K 8HOKS
RICYCLK HOSK
8WK.VTKRS
Wo have nod Uwm of nil above ids,
awl wo KillUmm at lowest runlet prltw
tor eah. YohM wilk uenirt tw slrwt
anv time to i4k tin a Hlakle wsuhlu't
yw;T WowIUmvc ym hmho than one
HMkie ii yu'U let u. Can't hurt twr
imniiih ui' HWKing even tlHgh3)iu
t1Mt I,
my.
toUri
GOLDEN LEGEND
Magnificent Musical Setting intensely
Intetntinfc. Kendition Thursday Night
by the Salem Choral
Society.
Ingfel low's poem entitled the
"OoWen Iegend," with its jorfect
adaptation to music by the celebrated
comjiCHcr Dudley Duck, will be given
with great succor Thursday night.' The
rehearsal lost night at the opera hou.c
proved beyond a doubt that the produc
tion of this grand work will give enjoy
ment and satisfaction to both critic and
music lover. Tlie music can be appre
ciated by everyone, and all will be de
lighted with its Iwauty and variety.
From the first scene le Lucifer, the
Pouch of the Air, and the cathedral
choir, with accompaniment by orcliestra
and organ, to the last scene In which
the fnlPchonis extols the "Beauty of
Holines,'.' every measure is delightful,
every melody a beauty, every scene en
rapturing. Reserved seata now on sale at Pat
ton's, 60c. .
The "Logond" will begin after Uw
prayer meetings which are announced
for 7 J30. Lot ever) music lover help to
crowd the ojkito house Thursday even
ing. A full rehearsal of soloists, chorus and
orchestra at the opera houso tonight at
7:30. K very singer and player must be
presont. No visitors admitted.
Tickets liought from chbnia members
are to be exchanged at Patton's for the
regular o;e'ra house tickets.
The Quartzville Mines.
Y. F. Lawlor of Quartzville, the big
mining man of tlie Hantiam gold mining
district, wan in Salem yesterday to look
after some business mutters. Ho came
down from QuarUiville about ten days
ugo and on account of the heavy fall of
snow last winter, great quantities of
which are still lying in the mountains.
Mr. Iiwle, nccomp.nnled by Mrs. Lawler
and a smull party, was compelled to
make a wider .detour in coming out,
going around by the way of the south
fork of the Saiitiam, a distance of sixty
miles. He says the snow Is still vory
deep in tlie mountains and it will taKe
some tiijio Isjfore it goes out.
Tho Lawler mines uru not boinu ocr
atisl ut the present time, as tlie ma
chinery on hand cannot be used in low
grade ore profitably, but tho ooniny
back of Mr. lawler may 'decide to se
cure new muchinery und resume the
ncrution of the works at Quartzville in
which case the camp will again be a
most busy one. Mr. Lawler says there
are a few irosHctors In tho district sur
rounding Quartzville. Mr. anil Mrs.
lawlor ssjnt tho winter in the camp,
and exMN't to return there In the course
of a few weeks. During the winter
months they were entirely isolated and
cutoff from civilization and for weeks
ut a time were without mail or other
news of the outside world.
To Be Healthy.
It Is necessary that you oat "proper
food, It being well proKtrcd. You will
find It at the "Wonder" restuiinint.
Next door Ilarritt A I-awronco. Ken
worthy A Co.
Bad Beginning, O d Ending.
Hint local whist tournament is. still on,
with several good Indication that the
end is in the dim ami distant future.
Five teams entered tlie contest, each to
play the other five gam. Two sit
ings are required to complete the series,
hut the winners declare it is not os
slhle to arrange dates with the hind
most team. Spilre Goodell's colts ad
vanced to near top Mltiou, with the
state Iioumi piiMi covering the track for
all. Tlie administration twins, consist
ing ef Lyon und Pogue, has ten games
ahead of it ami a bad score ImjIiIihI.
MeHiiwhlle, an oyster supKr onlured
for ten is waiting.
Pleasure and Enjoyment,
te jHKjple seek it in rsswllng, others
In boating, many tlml it by smoking
Utile "CHampMns" made ut Salem.
Ran Three Miles.
TliUt luoriilng whiUi Stning's Uikory
wagon wwit to II. C. Fletcher's
dairy, awl while tlie driver, Itubon
Patty wus clos4ng tlie gate tlie team be
eauie (righteneil awl sUirUnl for town.
Tliey were stupel at tlie Fairgrounds
having done no damage Oliver thuu loos
ing oweliwe uml breaking the other while
the driver walkwl in.
Older of Eagle,
ituglos Uwlge No. ltt. w ill meet at Pop
ular Hull in Turner block Woduosduv
wvening, June 7th, ut H0. All mem
liere urgwl to be present. tt--td.
To cure I.a CSnpp, keep warm, tiptclkllj
(he ftt. and take Dr. MUW Nervine.
The Dainty Tourist S 27,50
AukWd wlMMtlfor the eeoHowtc )Hir
ebaHir, uo wm erank tutHgwr, tw eot
tr titM or too oranU. Morgan
Wrkt tired. ThU wtaul made hiUI
awl gHarHtctl by the Stern Ou.
Wn buying a Ulg de on thej
WlwMtW.
Stearns $35.00
Titkbj a Wmit uw whevd made on
kutyar' (MM Mww with now iU
hlli fkw, "shnin. handle Iwre.
omHk kaHgr, Wwlur !, etc, ete.
Oame In ydlw r Wask.
One f tlw W4east bttys out.
GIBti&fl
Ktiniiimiiii'iiiniitk
t Df't fmM t try I
; BEECHAM'S PILLS
trftn muffmrlne from nr bad f
4 ' oondttlon of tho Stomaoh J
' Lfror. T,
'.'. ioenttaii498e"-"tdr",teT
it4Mmi-HMHMIIimt
M'CORMICK EXONERATED.
School Board Transacts a Volume of Bus
mess Teaehets Resign.
At tlie regular meeting of the board of
Pcliool District No. 24 Monday evening,
after deliberate eonsideratioii the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted :
"Whereas, certain charges of improiier
conduct were some time since made
against A. A. McCormick, late janitor of
the North school, and at that time it was
deemed best in order to avoid friction
and neighborhood difliculty in said
fcltoo), that the resignation of Mr. Mc
Cormick as such janitor be accepted, as
tendered by himself, awl
' Wltereas, said actkm of resignation
and acceptance may be liable to a mi.
interpretati n injurious to tlie olwiracter
of Mr. McCormick, be it
"Hesolved, That the board take thifl
opisjrtunitv to exonerate said A. A. Mc
Cormick from any guilt under saW
charges, there baring been no evidence
brought before us sustaining the charge
of improper or immoral conduct on his
part.
A special meeting of the board for the
election of teaolieni was called for Sat
urday evening, June 17, and all teach
ers desiring re-election were notified to
file formal applications accordingly.
The resignations of Mrs. M. C. Mat
thleu, Miss I'Ohle and Miss Helen Grif
fith were received ami accepted.
The district clerk reorted having
received 500 due from Mr. Reeves for
the block of ground in South Salem.
Ho also reported about H00 surplus eah
in hand, and was ordered to liquidate
outstanding notes to that amount.
lltl.U OKDKUKI) I'AII).
Salem Water Co.-, 133.50; Fletcher &
Guild, 12.00; C. 11. Roberts, f2.o0;
Walter llruce, J3.7o.
The matter of starting a school savings
bank was favored by the ljoard ami
will proliably lie put in operation next
fall.
The Boston Shoe Company.
Gents' French Calf Slioos, f 1.60, worth
$4, 308 Commercial street, near the
postoflice. 4 15 tf
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland June 0. Wheat
69: Walla Walla, 68c.
valley
Flour Portland, 12.80; Superfine
2.16 ier bbl.
Oats-White 45 lV
Hny 8per ton.
Hois ll(a:13o; old crop Oc.
Wool Vnllev. U12c: Eastern Or
egon, 0 10. Mohair, 27 g 30.
Millstuff llrun, $17; shorts, $18,
Poultry Chickens, mixed, f 4.6005 60
turkeys,, live, l.'!(U3c.
Kggs Oregon, 15 er doz.
Hides Green, suited IJ0 llw, 8t'c. under
m llw, 7!8tHit ; t.heu iHilts, lfig20c.
Onion 60i,(a73 jer sack.
Ituttcr Rest dairy, 174820c; fancy
creamerv, 40o per roll.
Potatoes f 1.60$ 1.7JS inir cwt.
Hogs Heavy dressiHl 6gii
Mutton Weathers 44c; droftod, 8gi0
Reef Steers. $1.00 $4.60; eowsj $8.00
$4.00 dresrisl, 774.
Veal dresrvd, 8c.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat 48.
Oats 383(te.
Hay Raled, cheat, $7.00
Uggs, 12H14c.
Flour In wholeoale lots $2.00 retail
$3.00.
Millstuff bran $10.00
Hogs ilrcocisl, bv.
Live cattle 24 g.V.
Shee f2.60ft$3.
Dreietl Veal itc.
Rutter Dairv 10c crettmerv 16c.
Wh)1 Rest RV. Moluilr 20.
Poultry Spring chickens 12$c
Huns 8 toO cents.
Potatoes (Wo.
1 15c.
Field Day,
Next Saturday at tho Fair Grounds
the I. A. A. A. O. liolds its annual
field meet, uml all indications point to
a grout day of athletic sxirts. If the
wu tit hor will only pe rcsouublc, there
will lie large delegations here from all
available point. Conteetonts are iux
IKi'ted from each of the six institutous
iwloiikiliiL' to the asMviation and tlie
events will be hotly couteMed.
The jxstpouemeiit from last Saturday
was a wise move, and Initter work will
bo done by the delay. A very strong
team will 1k prosout from "Corral lie,
awl some other colleges give warning
tlwt thing will Iki heard to drop.
Qood Pjstute.
Partiee wanting gool iiaiture can get
same at the State talr Urouwls by u
jUying C. S. Gubrielsou, secretary. 6-H-it
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
W R Jenkins, Settle ; I) J Norton, A
K I-owis, New York j P Joreph, D J
lUloy, Jolin F Wyman, K I) Severs, San
Pnineico; F A Williams, St Paul,
Minn.; G S Radebttsh, St Iwls; Alt
Wilcox, Grass Valley, Cul. ; R Utz, J
A Waddlo, 11 C. Rrysou, Raleigh Trim
ble, Goo Andrews, Marie J Pfuwier,
Nina Peel. 11 G Uke, Portland.
Siskiyou Water.
S k.ui Natural Mineral Water. Ikw
on oft h. 1 ry it. tor mIo bv tlie case
Wl I 'inette Hotel. 5t.
SALEM HOTEL ".'ARRIVALS.
Mm Frel GoukH, Mim lVarie lioulet,
GwrvMkt; 1. R Wwatwy, Matwy, Or. ; T
J Reaumout, Jt Joseph, Mo.; Mre J J
Rartlett awl son. City ; J It Wikoit. M re
Dawitlierty, 1W Mitchell, Portlawl; W
A TiiiWU, P Jacobson, San FrawLs:
R l. IWbler, N Youug, Merrill. Or.
Masonic Excursion Rates.
c . ii. .. i iive uuuMNtseil a
round trip rule of $1.50 fur Uiomi tie
siring to utttMi the annual mmud of
Grand chapter R. A. M. Growl Udge
A. F. A. M. uml Growl Clwpter O. R.
S, held at lortluwl Jmw 7th to ISth in-
?iuglve. laily Uwt frutu Trade Street
Vwk. G. M. 1wmw Agt, a tk
OOTTAQE HOTEL ARRIVALS
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Pur. DuluUi
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Suhli
traw, PtKtlawl.
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LOSP-0 SHUi-, MaivJ, i, a u
tUwaH'a atfit k pi. Tlw
ling the mum t this tiiftre. it,
T APPEARS tlwt Oregon law
makers are adopting tlie Eu
ropean gentry methods for
fishing.
Also in tlie game laws, instead
of allowing certain months to catch
trout and other food fish, where every
body would have the right to jHircliase
them from tlie erjert fishermen, the'
people are excluded, awl many of them
cannot get a look or taste of a trout
while others have tliem by the hun
dreds. Friedman would suggest that this kiwi
of law-makers that would le guilty in
passing an act making a law, w here a
I3rson at certain mouth is allowed to
catch trout, unrestricted a to tho num
ber he may catch, and yet he dare not
sell to any one, he mut either devour
tljem all or give them away to some of
his friends, tliat thh kind of law-makers,
should first serve a term in the
school for idiot", at least three years
before they are sent to misrepre.-ont the
people of Oregon. What business I? it
to the memlsjrs of the Legisd-Uurcorthe
people of Oregon, whether the sport Is
allowed to go out fishing and lie catches
from a hundred awl fifty to three hun
dred trout, whether he eats all of them
himself or sells some to the fish
markets, and tliey in turn J retail
them out to the joople.
Rut the law-makers said no. Now if
II
Cor. Commercial and State Streets, Salem, Ore,
Albany or Salem. If You Want an Up-to-Date Man
Aliny :rou.Tt Tlawi , to tuke charge ef an intelligence office,
Nearly the neces-Hiry number of , or an ordinary man to do ordinary work,
names have lieen icured for a National or lioarder, or a plucc to board, or a
Guard ComiKinv in Albunv. C. A. 'J to learn a trade, or nlmost any
.. .. i in , , rp ",, ,, thing thut anybodv wants, vou' 1 find
boars, trod Rloom, J. L. Tomlinson n 1 1 i.iln'or u i,v .'..iii,. , ..,,, ' .-, ' "V
Joe RuNton of tlie old
company having
done excellent work in eettint: name-
The Telegram says :
There is likely to be a nice between
Halem and Albunv us to which will be
represented in the National Guanl.
According to the plan of organization,
there is only room in the brigade for oi o
more comiuuy Kiuth of Portland. Sa
lem has Ikwii at work on a company, but
for gome reason the work has lagged.
Now Albany comes to the front and says
that she can have a company ready to
lie mustered in within u week."
The military board is anxious that
there should lie a commnv at Salem,
und Mime time will lie allowed the Sa
lem company to get ready to enter the
service. Ii a company is not ready at
the capital in u reasonable length' of
time, Albany will probably get fit, and
Salem will be left out.
Cr
Scent
Blend.
For cheap coffee we GCARANTKE
that our HM cent grade is K'tter than
the jmckage coffee. It is u SOUNDER
berry, U.tter FLAVOR and FRESHER.
HutourCRESENT HI.ENDutlS cento
jwr iiund Is by fur better yet, and onlv
-'Jr cents more. Try a pound ; awl le't
coffee speak for itelf. If not as adver
tised bring it back. Coffee rousted twice
a week.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
lolonhone Red 2t0l.
Free Delivery.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 10
BOOTS AND
Tb? Boston Shoe
Men's Frwicii Calf Shoe H-W;
Men's F1w Oalf Shoe. 1.(M;
wonh M.80.
t JuMrea's cbooi Shoe 5t
worth l. .
308 Commercial St.,
Nea:
UAffiC
RATHER
FISHOY
Friedman wants a mes of trout and is
not an export fishorman himself he has
to go through the ceremonies of bribing
the fishorman or adopting the game
methods of a man runnhiK for United
States senator. 1 wonder if some of theT
idiots who jmssed the law can see Into
it?
Alo certain months jMjrsons are al
lowed to shoot so many birds, not over
twenty. Now if a man can kill five
twenties, what is to hinder the person
who shoots twenty binls to hiring five
boys with blind guns, each carrying a
sack with nineteen binls. This kind of
law is good for Russia, where only a
certain clas are allowed to catch fish,
and only a few persons are allowed to
shoot birds. Now Oregon don't want
that kind of laws. It must m either
forbidden to catch certain fish or kill
certain binls; for all persons, or when it
Is allowed to bo caught or killed, those
months or days, people should have the
privilege of buying or selling them.
It is hoped that the people of Oregon
will send men to the Iegislature that
would take the interest of the state to
heart and repeal the worthless, foolish
and idiotic laws at to how ami, when
trout should be caught and make such n
law as all people of Oregon would have
an equal share In the fish or fishes in
which our rivers and brooks abound,and
in the birds of the nir in this God's
DUN'S NEW
iteopleof S'alem through the Jocknai,
want columns.
The Sale for Thirty Days.
Rahy Shoes, So cents, worth 75 cents,
at the Ro-ton Shoe C'oniwny, 303 Com
mercial street, near the jo-totHcv.
4 15 tf
Try One
Of our fine lines of biscuits ; thev are
the beet T ever ate, crispor fine flu-
vor, lemnuni! awl alu-na tnt.
"moreieli." We 1m wile nothing but
tlie lkt in all Hues of food, pure,
wlioletomo and nourishing, and sell
tliem at !es than you jmv for onlinarv
awl inferior grades elsew liere.
illbe the
the sale of
of the very
OF-
! SONNE M A N INT . Hlghe.t price paid (or oM meul. botUf.
ww xnJw tVJ- -- A J- N , roi. Mcls mot. hMe., Copper and
' TliPrnonrn v lroni i' fore ijou sell. &-i. 1 n
1 12, State stTIIE lepho ic 51 I S' OUWUl, 151 CODfl SL l
Jwailrtillli."1.1;' we "re manufacturers
now awl gvt them.
PEMEMBER,
This Sale will Close
JUNE 10.
Ultt r-Tc.Trlriiia U- .
country. Away with the selfish laws
that would give only a few sports the
advantage.
What if Friedman's New
Racket, COmtr State and Con
mcrcial streets
was to be restricted by an act of the
Legislature, that only "certain favored
classes should have the priviejjc of
purchasing goods there.
The people who want to buy bargains
would be clamoring and petitioning to
the governor, staking him to call an ex
tra session of the legislature to repeal
such laws.
For they know that at at Friedman's
new iiackes' all persona aro served
alike; no favored few; the rich or the
loor can buy at the same prices, which
is lower than any house in Oregon
ever sells, it is where you can buy a
good suit for a man, ranging in prices
from 75c to $15, and boys' suits in por
jwrtion. In shoes wo knock the bot
tom out nt fkieijuan's new kackkt.
In hats we can fit you in prices as well
as 1n size, and those who want men's
furnishing goods, will find that kiiied
man's new kacket is the place.
In fact, anything you want in Notions,
Fancy Goods, Staple Dry Goods, or
Ladies' or Gents' Furnishings, you will
find tliem nt
RMET!
Jacob Vogt,
05 STATE STREET.
Just received a full stock of Ladles'
and Gents' Spring and
SUMMER
SHOES.
Will be plead to show patrons our
stock und guurintee satisfaction on
every purchase. Trices the lowest.
KEEP'S OPERA HOUSE
PATTON BROS., Manx.
ONE NIGHT
Wednesday, June 7,
J THE SEASON'S
j SENSATIONAL Hl'CCESH,
iJw
Turtle!
'J00 IIOOMINO NIOHTS
IN NEW TOHK
The nutxHt nta IncloJe Iabelle"Evoifon,
J WiM Htta
Prices: 50o, 75c. SI.
LAST DAY for
tho remainder
finost
Cornpany
4
4
4
i
4
Ladios' Fronoh Kid Rntton Shoes J1.50
worth 4$
I-adios' Fine Kid Rutton Shoea $1 ;
worth f2.5CT.
Ladies' French Kid Ties 50c;
worth 11.25. J2S
Missos' School S!ioc75o; worth 1.50.
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