' " "'iK!W(JB!ipp(npf,'P"lt,,fWfiJW
?
ot tfamfwatrmaKmirw
HOoeien?
CHILDHENS
Medium Fibbed
BUck .
tt
Ironclad
Black fWeeferaribte-l
Black Ca'
light, medfom r Heavy waiejit.
in mj dot. me mmje
xtra Fine Fibbed
BnrRftgteii fart bleak
Fancy Plaids
Real Se4M Gator.
Colors
Plate Ked ami Tan
3
n10te
tfand ffte
Sl HOLVERSON'S
SHIRT
Another lot of those fluick-sdling waists
received. Light Blue, Pink, Lavendar, Black,
Navy, etc. in assorted narrow and wide
stripes. All one price
BO
CENTS
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 & COMPANY.
Out of Sight
VtHi nmy Ix.ltev liayinjc yni eyneixbt
rtttol Willi otir nne
Crystal inc Lenses
Hut ymir look ami fccht will both m
Imiirovwl by mr oyeKfcMHw ami te
taow. wlwn wir tya Imw been tu.
anil tiraiHtr umm tMltontetl. I mNkw no
twurve for feetiiM yoHr MHbt, and our
trHM for kIhumm are rwamwabk.
Kvwry talr of lenHw, every fnune,
overy oye'KluiNi, ebaiii and twok, umier
giMMt oariMiil t"rlbm Utfure leaving
my irtoru, o tlmt imo but K-rf't gbumM
uro M)k.
All (lluiM'H are warretitl.
C.H-HINGES
(UUIHUTK Wlr.iVTMM OITHtAK,
'JO KXHH HWHMtJHK.
Untl OOMMICWCIAL, JT.
The Daily Jouknai. has
more subscribers in Salem,
and paid-up ones at that,
! tlwnany other newspaper.
WCATIIER IIBPOIIT.
Foreoatt for tonight ami ThurUy lair
awl Marmor.
DATES OP LOOAL EVENTS.
Juhb 10 fHtwroalbnjwto lloUUay.
June II lUUrowl nwmoetofe nirttk
nt Fair lireum!.
Juno IS Willamette Uaivwrnty
Alumni HtHiiihMt.
Juim 16 VS'ltktmeUo rnlvormty
ConiinenmiiiMiit.
June 16 OowiiianwtnaHl Haiom
Oollii;of Muele.
Juno .TO-QBWiiiawcammit IntwreUto
Muilgul OoHHtrratory, Ittto AmUr-'lll
man lVinoijml.
July 4 CulobrolioM at mtieui.
Monday Morning, June 5
We begin to close out our business. We will oftV our
entire stock 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 Ours the loss-Yours the
Gain,
CQILLIS BROS.& CO.
j&jv, FIRST DOOR SOUTH OP PQSTQPPICS,
i -. . r .
IJV&- SAL0M, OREGON.
' MTANDAKD PATPEllNH AUE CX)NTRA0T UOQD5 AM)
WK 0ANOTJUTTUB I'JIIOE.
ilm
!
I
LADIES'
Summer
God vataee
Plain and Fibbed
He thai can:
for
. . i ,
)Tlsk lie
No, 6020
Tnt V the b4 vntee eex f
fared. Two thread, real MaM,
fffn&CVl JMwM eMM 10nK , m . - W
30, 40 and 50c
Jtxtra Fine GoUnn and LWe thread.
Fancy Plaids
Lie Effect Opera MtfMt.
CASH
STORK
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
G. A. Itennett wwit to PortUwl today
CJtati. Sntt retorne.1 to UVjllrii thbi
morNlnc.
Mr. ami Mr. S. J- Jomm are vWt(ig
fimator.V.l Lwmjyof Jffrwwi, mm
la town to toy.
Mlm Mary Camp wont to Wo'j'IbHrn
to vbrft friemlii.
I It. Itoiinor, f SaarameHto, Cul., Ik
a Sulnw rMUtr.
Mb Adam Hewitt wen t to Portland
tolay ly nrni.
K. P. MeCornaek wont to I'ortkmlnn
the early train.
J. UIawIu gavum lull tlil aftornoou
for S(okntie, Wii.
Mm. It C. SlielUni, rHtorHud hut
eVMNiHKfrom I'ortiaml.
K. ItielMnN, of PorUaml ha arrivwl
for a vieit uiUi frietHln.
(i. C. Morria ban kokh to Orexon City
to work In the Kil milbj.
IXanM Vollnmr retMrnetl mob nhjht
from a vWt in Portbtml.
O. V. Foreyth of the Hanker' life
AWation mi In the city.
Mm. I). C. Tbomaa, of SWh)- bt nt K
Ihhi to vhrit H-itlt relUr.
0. V. AIIh, the fmlt drier, rotorm!
from Newlwrv kutt wtIhk.
J M. 4$ btft Ut ay on hie way
net to lie uone all iwnimer.
M llaUttiii, of iHtemi VWto b in
toMii Utr u vMl with frirmk.
C. Uitrribl, of TilmmMik hi a Summ
vMtor, I'ominK over by team.
Mr ami Mm. J. K. MeDomiU Here
pamenaera to Itrbbtl VWI toihty.
h. IJHb went to Portland today to
work in the Iuman-PanbH mllU.
Mr. Know of INKlkml, baa arrived to
tieit with the (amity of Mm. . A. Umj. i
Mb lleloH IllbVanl W. reiMrned
Intm UUramle where she Iwd been
toatbinit.
Unbwt Heek, f lHwOamU Mho baa
IhNM -bj4timi in mtlew wm retttrmel to
Mm A.C.UwrMW,'lrtmHd,wbo
Wm been v MUnx Ih the ait' ha.) retMrnetl
to her bum.
('. F. Uneing mil thU hothImk to be
away for tour monihn to the Intoreet of
hie Hurenry biiaimmi.
Itov. 1..T. Clark. iremdinf eider of the
U. II. Chiuvh. f PnOoHmlh, tpi
over in eVlom URwem boate today.
WAISTS
50
Prince Henry, of Honamck If hi
etty t attend the rendition of
I Golden Legend tomorrffw night by
the
Choral society It is reported that be
. will ri&j a prosmeai part in thk benn-
tllnl cantata.
j Jake Cbrfetaer of MmUaa-J, Shr.
i ma eeoaty. vat in Unm tanrn Jor the
6m time nee fcmrteen yean ana whew
he wa ttsmlnz for Oeo. Kline. He pro.
eceded to Bngene where his people Mve.
The dally whether ioreeaH wnt ot by
the government ia bow (applied at all
' the valley by the Postal Tei-
srrawt. Slammer Mrnot ot saiem w
kindly frfcHg thie onVe.
II. L. Cormim, of The Dalle-; II. It.
.XfebotHi.o( Portland ;Ow. W. Khwr.
f Bay CHy awl II. II. Hemirfcfc?. of
Pell wore commit! notnrie yee-
ternwy.
It. A. Trnver, of Forcet Grove, who
hM been tMUnv; with bh) relative, the
Sorber family, in tM. city. retnmed
home today via eteamer.
O. 0. Grave. wtt hern by the Ituewl
Threshing Machine Co., to tnp Nrveral
new rie and engine, for B. M. Croton
retnrned to Portland today.
I'rof. J. II. Atwwcl t Twowty-Hrat
ami Mill Hrtot lot a valuable Jerrey
eow Toef-lay from poUoMiiig .
The Kath broaht krwn Vfi mrL n(
wheat from Indepembmee thbi morn
im making the xtl Mto,
J. K. Allen, o( the Arm of Allen A
Roworiz retnJ toloy from a few
lajm vfeitmg at Corrallie.
Owen IlttUon went to I'ortiaml on the
overkuxl to take a portion at the iron
work of Wolf A Zwkkor.
Mr?. C. I). Gabrtobon. returned from
lh MohHM, la., thbi morning
Saeramento.
VM
II. Smith went to I'ortiaml U.lay
whore be bt a irsltiofl in the S. I', ear
rimp.
Salmon Iirown ami urn this morning
bipt! AS line sprint; lamlr to I'ort-
biml.
TODAY'S
PoKTCi.vu Jnne
MAKKKT.
tm tfl.l .
I. IMWl
valley
M: Walm Walla. oS.
floor-Portland, SD;
12.16 ir bW.
5arnn
Oat-White 4MHfc.
Hay l4kWlr ton.
Hp llfcl.Tc; obi crop 6e.
W-VaTbry. lleJISc: Haetern Or
egon, WtlO. Mrdtair. n t, !K).
MilUoff Kran, f 17; AmrUi, 1 18,
PoultryChicken, mixvl, I IJmt W
turkey,, live, 13J13Hc.
Kws reeMi,Io jier !'.
Hbbje ireen, tltl(Wltf,Htc. umtor
W II, 7Hw8)i : Mmh- elUi, lMt'JOe.
Oriiouo W)eo76jir tck.
Ibitter IUet ibiiry.llTfiiitDc; fa 1147
rreamery, 10c er nll.
Potatoee 1 1 .ftO f 1 .75 Ixr ew t.
Hifii Heavy dreeI !
Mutton U'eHtltere -JH: dreeeI, &9
Iteof SU-ern. fl.00Afl.o0; eown, fS.tO
Af 1.00 ilrMwx, 7iH.
Veal lrol, OASc.
SALKM MARKKT.
Wheat II).
Awd 16Ue.
Oato JWAXfic.
Hay Iwlwl, elMt, 17.00
lftnir In wlMileeabj lot .W)
retell
IS.00.
MilbitHff-bran 4IA.0)
ltt ilreefel, AUe.
Ue rHttl XKA.V-.
8liep-f-Z.ft04f.
Drewwl Veal flc.
Ibitter Dairy 10c creamery ,80c.
Wwd IUt lOo. Mohair W.
Pwdtry SiriiK eltiekemi lfbcAloc
IleitH 8 toUreHtN.
PotAtiioo 71k'.
DIED.
At the family home, hS Commereuil
street, Snkm, Or., at 7:1 a. m.
Jane 7, Jnlbi, wife of A. II. Damon,
mtud M yearn.
Mm. Damon wu a native of the utate
of New York, wltere ehe mm married
to A. H. Damon. Tttey remoeil to
Iowa In ISol, where tlmy reekled tor
nearly thirty yearH, living abm at tt.
IxmU Mo. for eevenil year. In 1SH1
they eame to Sntom, where they have
reamed ever linos. Mn. DMmon IomI
Umh nick only aim-e Momky, ami Iter
ileatb wa mt exwtwl. IbwbleH tlie
hnnbatel, a ttrowii wm enrvive ler,
Mllo C. Ihtmon, of San Fmneito, ami
a danKbter, Pearl, aKe.1 II.
Funeral tervhrna will be lieid at 10 a.
m. Frkwy, at the family reeidenre ft!8
Oomwereial street; Itov. IhtrreU of.
nrlMting.aml bttrial will take place in
City View cemetery.
MAFtniBD.
rlUUCHHKrr-HAKK-ln the Cat bo-lb-
church at Mt. Annul, at V a. nt.,
June 7, Frank J. llarr, of Salem, to
Mb Una Imrcnbeit, of Mt. Angel.
The groom W a nan of John ti. llerr,
and the bride U a daoebtor id Mm.
Imrchbeit who reenbei near Mt. Angel.
The wetbiim; waa very elaborate and
many (nende of the contracting purtiee
were preeent from mdem and other
' ... T 1 V .TM? , 7
nn.np...MIHH.M.uiill,IM
wmik..thrb4mmln ShiWm. wbeW;
Mr. llarr U employed in Urn hardware
ami plumbing eetoblUhment oi llarr
A I'etiell.
Cut Pattern
Olam berry dieh, a iMy rhotce
urUcm. untold the dear.
t2C.
We want the twom (or other gmthi.
Thh) tot b) worth cento at any
tore.
Guaranteed Table Oil Cloth
Rxtru wide, evlra ntMd, mr better
than the cheap kind )u pay ltfc
cent for. Oome ami try wte enl
eflt.
Crash Mats
JmH a Mttbj better than Hmat etoree
ak fer MmlWir ihU Si eenle nh.
Noisy Wheels
V more wrvUng to a tUt
than a wheel uiat W alwaw me
tMjjKT Ap9ia that ert a
"Tinny" rattle, oohiOI with tb
Itoarto wak ! a m4Ht aktln and
tKake.
WIQQIN'S
UAOicirr prious,
n'Niiw
SHEW
BOHD ELECTION.
Calkd
fw Jase 26th B; the City
CoBsdl.
$wdy Cfotmg Daaadei I3,oco Of
fered for Control of Lienor
Bnttoeu.
Theeity cotmcQ met m regnlar eoo
Tnwday evenlmr. Mavor IJf'hep in the
chair. Present ConncffMon Boren,
imrrowf, GrkwoM, Itfgzs, Walker,
The eommkto on Mreet ami pnhtk
profrty refortod that the city's befW-
im; on .Itote Hreet invl ben rented to
A. I. Warner at J I per month. Ap
proved.
mix onoBnco rxttt.
Geo. Grbiwoid i 10
liooham, Jeffrey A Martin M 0)
J. P. Frisaell . . H
.V.J. JmJeh
liqoor lieemee were ordered ieened
to n. L. Keal ami C. P. Talktniton
The neoat monthly report of Re
corder JmJah wm adopted.
AptnicmtiOM for minor neeneee were
mmie by Amc. Shreilmr, rhwjh A
Xadetaoek. L'pon motion the
pired lieeiwe of A. K. Daevey wm trans
ferred to F. Goniet.
Vtm motion the ne of the eonneil
chamber wm granted to the 8tato board
of horticaltore Jane 9 ami 10.
A Pnnday cio-io etitton, eigned by
about 1&0 eittMM wa preontod to tlte
ceumril:
In compliance with the above petition
the following re-olution wax adopted.
Salem, Or.. June 8, IJsW.
Keeolved. Hy the common council of
the City of rtaleni, that it bi the kmiw of
thin blv, Uiat tlie ordinance prorid
bnr for tlte eloiiv' of tlte wbyn in U11
city on ffomiay, WkwH be carefallv ami
reKohirly obervel. ami to thbi end, tlte
city ma ridil ii liereby rettettfl to
Kive tin matter liio immediate official
attention, in compliance !( tbe peti
tion thiii day filed with thi cfmneil.
The following resolution wm nnani
mowly adorfel -
Wbereae. Tlie charter of tlie Ci'y of
of Sedem, tJretton, apprwveil by tlte tfov
ernor on t-ebrtmry I,. liUfJ. ilow, at
(Miction XI thereof, confer ujon the com
toon iamil ot the Mhl city, (nil tower
ami authority, (tne conent ot tlie tax-
naverH. nevintr tax niei iiroieriv in
Mini city, voting at an election called for
tliat Mir(Kie, 11 nt' nrt liail ami ob
tained, )to i)eie bon.lfl, ayable on or U
fore 10 years and at a rate of intereet
not exceeding 4l. Mr cent ior cunt tier
annum, now ttiereiore i it
'(evolved. Tliat it ih tin- wnw of thi
oouncil that tlte Wwt intereoin of thin
Hiuiiiciiwlity demaial that a bond uie.
at tltereln ttnnnliil (or, mall take
phwe, and to that end, thin council dow,
liereliy, onler, ami call, a pueial olec
tion. Iv the taxnyer! narini: tax iikhi
projxirty in mtbl rity, for or ntminrt, tlie
wtanee ol hotHM a attove iiwtoil ; earn
etection to take tdace in tlie city of Sa
lem. (Jr., on .Mommy, tlie tfi iiay 01 June
HH3, lietween tlie Iwmim of 10 o'ciofk a.
m., ami 4 o'eloek p. m. of wkl iiay : ami
it hi further ordered by thie rtHtmril tliat
lite follow ins idacee W, and tltey are,
Iwreb' leh;natil ae, ami for, j-dltnp
pmeed, at mN1 (ijiot'Uii elwtten, tewlt:
Ffret Ward, No. 3 Knglne Houe,
Ulierty street.
ieeoml Ward A. J. Ileey'8 ittalde,
Court street.
Third Ward J. I.. Freebtnd'x Htore
Stale etreot.
Fourth wanl I'llrry'c tablH, Com
mercial etreet.
And it bi further ordereil bv thb coun
cil, that the following named HUaono of
thia citv, be, and they are, hereby. !
Mtnatoil ami apdntod to act m jwigee
and clerk, at mid special tdertion, to
wit Firet Wanl C. M. Parmenlar,
lteml. A. T. Yeaton.
Second Wanl-J. 11. Camplll,
llmmy, II. (iodell.
Thlnl Wanl-(l. Sterner, Wm.
nlntf, II. O. Van Wairaer.
Fourth Ward-U. A. ito.kwdl,
J. c.
A. J.
J
ltreu, A F. .Mr A tee.
And tlie titv renwder b hereby
ordered to poet ami publish tlie notices
of mkl HptM'ial ebtction, a required by
tlte Cuartor.
The following revolution wan mloptoil.
Wherea. The aon u aiiDroaehint
when nubemrt of all ort. in Dtreeie.
alley and yanb of a city bectme more
and more pronounced and utenaeing,
and every rule d aanitolion demamU a
tnorountri cleaning 01 the mme .Now
therefore be it
Ueeolved, That thbi council, in be
half of the general health of the City of
Seiem, doe liereby order all nutaance
abated and that the aUeeta, alley ami
private pemiMN be deaned and puruled,
and that taee thinga be done forthwith
by the owner of real pro)erty, bv tlte
3rd day of July. l, and be it further
Kewdved, That on ami after eahl
date, all pretniM nA m rliil ami
mt in Imalthful condition, will W in-
M.laalal nkal MMiAlil IkW t Ila , ku
IL,! ami tMt ..u,llui.u.Mr j ihu
' city, and mid work ahall be done by the
' K" "in, at Uie charm and expense
'T L Wkl cily Pniemi m
cbmmm
Tt follow ing remduiion by
Merman
lluren wee adopted
WUtmtt, SumMmi .xmudainto are
reeching the mem here oithbs Udy, of
the III effort of the pretence of women
m the mUwnn of the city, therefore U it
The Cycloidal Sprocket
Theonl) correct cycoidal eprockat
the one you And on the Tnbnne
bicycle, ie the one that never
aqnawia, neither doe the wheel.
1 btot it's become a atHmling com
went. "How eaey and mmnileee
Utoe rnmtmw ran.
Note
There are doaen of imitottotw of
the mhmlal iroctet but only one
wenuum. That' the nriginal Tri
bnne, mWv,lncel by them ywnj ago,
ami mude fumtw by thnm and utnlr
"epNkei nam phft."
lHuu r bWk
Any tiro.
S38 Cash
30-inch,. $50
BAZAAR
W CXOMMKROIAL BTaKET
r - -.
J TU VfttU'i Hliidsto
DEECHAM'S
t PILLS
t For alt BOUto and Harreaa Dlf j
ioctfec BICH nmaamcnv,
Ootmttpmtton, Wk Momaclt, In-
Llrmr, and imptir Bloods
Xssotl tU ever UXAfiOO toxe. lOctatJ
-. mt it Arxr txartu
r.., i.Vt miiht-r tk ltrtrrt ! of rxt IV- 4
uMKM milium v r- ---
UrAxn That th committoe on or
dmanc of th (omni'jn Council of the
Citr of SUem, Ornron. J-. and they are
berebr iatroctod to prepare and report
to thi biy, at it next recular f-eion.
an ordinance rrulatimt thbj evil, and
prohiNting the ptttxx of women and
xirle in the mloona of Salem, ami pro-
wiimr penal tie therefore.
The followinr petition rfrwl bv all
citr employe wm granted :
Saiex, Or., May 31, 1.
To the Mayor and Common Connril of
the Ulty ot iwrrn, ur :
OajmEKwe Ke, the nndrixnl.
empkiye, do moH respectfully repre
sent to your honorable body, that the
recent order pay led by the rouncil.where.
by our several salary accounts must be
verified and prented. a are all other
rurrent accoobt afint the cfty, work"
an incrmvenienre and deprivation to a,
in having to wait each month, beyond
the umal limit when all other pwple
are expected to, 'and do, pay their retai
ler bill : and we earnertly Mk your con
sideration of the immediate repeal of
mid order, ami that the city recorder be
intruded to ir-oe the mlary warianU
on the flr't day of the month, a hM
ben the rurtom in thi Hty for a loos
time. Very respectfully yonr?.
W. H. Hunt and IS other rationed
for the ouildinc of certain id-irlk on
the outh ble of Ili street Wtwe-i
Twelfth ami Capitol street. KXerred.
The foimwing HiUon wm duly 'rem!
awl upon motion wm mid upon the
the Honorable Mayor ami Council of
the City of Salem
The undersigned would respectfully
raake the following nroiioition tbroueii
yir brmorabb lIy, repre-enting and
actinic for the corporation of Satem.
Tlie city of Salem 1" now receiving
about o,000 r annum for jfrantim; re
tail licent-e. Tlie nndereigned tMT- to
pay the rity the ram of JS.00 a vtsar for
a U'rirnl of ten years, teiyabfe -ah.
quarterly, in advance, for the full ami
xclnive privilege of retailing liquor in
the City 01 Salm. Contract to lieg.n
September 1, IflW, and for the execution
of which the undersigned will gie a
gof.l and ramcient hetl.
Cnder thi contract with tlie city I
would further agree to grant the privi
lege of felling liquor at retail to all ap
plicant who woo Id comply with any
nd all polie regulation wh'ich the city
iniifht lice fit to adopt and enforce. Tlte
apJicanta for lk-en-M would be required
to apply to me for the Hime intend of
grjing to the city reoonler.
Itetfully rabmittol,
W. H. Avhbmok,
The general "iilewalk ordinance re
cently paired nmler the new charter,
and which wm not valid owing to tlte
invalidity of the charter at the time of
itH pniunge, wm at thl junction re
enacted. An ordinance (or the working of city
prironer wm lo re-enacted.
A proportion from the Salem light A
Traction Co. offering to furnUh the city
lighte until the adoption of a new light
ing contract, whereby it will charge fV
per month (or all night, and 17 for mid
night lights. Tabled. Adjourned.
m
Kither Conveyance.
No matter which route yon take or
where you go, your enjoyment will be
increaw.1 by emoking "Ia Corona's
mail at Salem.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
De I. Sackett, Chicago; J W Chandler.
J A .So turn, San Francbco; Dr J M
Mackle, F 1. Stiu-011, K It Nichol, port
land; C Gateh ami familv, Salem; C H
Hokleman, Ciuciunatt, Ohio; W T Kelly.
I'nion Pacific, laWII itowman, lieu
llolbiml, Harry D Parker ami wife,
I.otth Tntltam ami wife, Hudoii Ieter
and wife, Signor Perugini, Marion Ibd
lou. Ad Deavesi. ImWII Kvenaou, Clta
Sim-btir, I'lne It Collin, New York.
The Beaten bhoe Company.
Gent' French Calf Shoe, f l.ftO, worth
H, SOS Commercial atreet, near the
pOKtotHce. 4 1ft tf
SALKM HOTEL, ARRIVALS.
II. A. I law kin-, Oakland, Cal., U. H.
Hoimait, Porthiml, G. It. Iteid . F., J.
A. Kekl. Portland; M. II. Murphy, Uer
vaU Or. T. C. Spencer, Portland ; J. P.
Weberg. Portland; William H. White,
Molalla; W. K. Smyth. St. Paul. Or.,
W. 0. Warner, Eugene.
Thu Colden Imvnd tomorrow night at
Opora ItoUee.
COTTAOE HOTEL ARRIVALS
F. New, M. Qninn. K. Ito Thomeon,
O. 0. Gme. I'ertiaml: J. C. Moor,
Dr. J. F. WWh, San Fmnneeo; FrJ
Weich, Silwtton.
Good Pj.tatc.
lStrtie wanting goo.1 wveture iu get
Nme at the State Fair UroumU by ap
plying C. S. (Jabritdeon, tecretort . o-o-tf
Masomc Excursion Rates.
The ll. U. A N. Co have auiltoriacl a
rouud tnn rate id 1. SO fair iK.. .u.
uiring to attoml the annual hniu ol
umnu cnanier n. ,. m. umml Luihtc
A. V. A M. and Grand Chatoer DR.
S. held at I'orUand June 7th to lsth in
cliutvc. Dady loat from Trade Street
Duck. ii. M. 1Wh Agt. tl u nt
AN'oPlUTtNlTY.-Seemgan ader-
ueumeni in our uauy pwvre making
a libera! offer of rent, water, light ana
ami nurnn m any reapomUMe prt
who will operate a bnWtterehou, f will
wy to an) one wbdting to ran a mar
ket. and that 1 mn oiler them an ee
tuwtebed lmeinfi on torme that will
totiO tlHm bettor. t. S Free
irger. ,7,
WANTED -A
male aheuherd doc. a
vear or two old ttoud
oud fur cattle dm-
uK. . -m. LMmeu, Nuem, P u
RMdence on FruiUami road. IV.
hwW eaet of Aa lum. -3-4t
Salem Preparatory School.
Summer linn otu Jul. . 1-.
THltltH W mojUh : '
Sfjrmal and life whoa! f W
lkdnw Tth amde $ fg
o 7 jw
mmi i ' iitiwhiail
A J. UAWCVMk M. A.
Principal.
aaa??9asja&g.r-aigiff'.v,i'.
RMTHER
f FISHSY
jTT APPEARS that Oregon law-
W maker are adopting the Eu-
H ropean gentry method, for
11 n-himr.
AIo in the game hiws, inftoad
of allowing certain months to catch
trout and other food h, where every
boly would have the rirht to pnrcba,?
them from the expert nbermeu, the
people are excluded, and many of them
cannot get a look or tote of a trout
while other j have them by the hun
dred. Friedman would Manet that this kiwi
of law-makers that would be guilty in
pMeing an act making a law, where a
t-ron at certain month L allowed to
catch trout, unrestricted m to the nam
ber he nmy entch, and yet be dare not
ell to any one, he mot either devour
them all or rive them away to otne of
hb friends, that thi- kind of law-maker,
'hould irt serve a term in the
.-chool for idiot, at leat three years
before they are ent to mi represent the
rophs of Oregon. What bu:ine. Is it
to the member!; of the IgUlntureorthJ
peophf of Oregon, whether the .-port is
allowed to go out fl-ddng ami he catehe
from a hundred and flfty to three hun
dred trout, whether lie eat all of them
liim-elf or hII- some to tlte fich
market, ami they in turn. retail
them out to th people.
Hut the Jaw-makers Mid no. Now if
FR EDMflN'S NEW
Cor. Commercial and State Streets, Salem, Ore,
Albany or Salem.
Altair Dac-rtTlHM
Nearly tlte m-oes-ary number of
name have been -ured for a National
Guard Coinny in Albany. C. A.
Sears, Fred lUoom, J. L. ToiulinHwi awl
Joe Italton of the obi company liaving
done excellent work in getting name.
The Telegram ay :
There I likely to be a race between
Salem and Albany as to w hich will be
represented in the National Guard.
According to the plan of organization,
there is only room in the brigade for one
more company wwth of Portland. Sa
lem 1ms lx-n at work on a company, but
for some reaeun the work ha lagged.
Now Allwny come to the front ami says
that she can have a company readv to
be mustered in within a week."
The military board is anxious that
there should he a company at Salem,
ami Mmte time will be allowed tlte Sa
lem compauv to get ready to enter the
rtrvh-e. It a company is not readv at
the capital in a reasonable length' of
tune, Albany will probablv get in, and
Salem will be left out
CreSreof
Blend.
For a cheap coffee we til'AUANTEE
that our l'.'t cent grade i better than
the packaee coffee, h i a Ol'NDEIt
berry, better FLAVOR and FRESHER.
But our CRESENT BLEND at 15 cent- i
per HWmi is bv far U-tter vet. an.) nnl- I
W cent more. Tn- a jVmnd : ami let
coBoe speak for itelf. If not a advur
tbd bring it back. Coffee ntod twice
a week.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Telephone Red SoVI.
Free Delivery.
'"v rr ' TTnirrnTTT vy
&
THE
BOOTS and SHOES
Th? Boston Shoe Company
-V.,v1 TO''S IdV n1' fVr w ww y w- '
andVan ell h.2 )hl. 1 Kd,,en,tor- e manufacturers
h.d Ktf iSriK iirffi ma,feT c"n buy Uiera " "
Men'- French Calf Shoe. fl.W;
wurth II
Men's Fine Calf Shoee M 00-
worth IS 50.
ife " thoT 75v" Hort
wrth 11.35.
- v- (
BOSTOKT SHOB
ou commercial St.,
Near Postoffice, Salem, Ore
- ml , t.UnAUl.iJLAiAi.ii ii At iiU 11 U ma LL it
."? ?
irnTTMfnmYiyMiUMMtngrrtiirii in irairiTVTTTrmMM
Friclman wants a bhs of trout and k
not an expert fiherman himself he lias
to go through tlie ceremonie of bribing
the nherman or adopting the same
metmxlg of a man running for United
State senator. 1 wonder if some of the
kJiote who pMd the kw can ea into
it?
A lo certain months persons are al
lowed to shoot h many bird, not over
twenty. Now if a man can kill five
tw entte, what i to hinder the p.ron
who shoots twenty birds to hiring fire
boy whh blind pins, each carrying a
sack with nineteen bird. Thi kind of
law i good for Kum, where only a
certain chv are allowed to catch ti.-h,
and only a few persons are allowed to
shoot birds. Now Oregon don't want
that kind of law. It must be either
forbidden to catch certain thh or kill
certain bird; for all parsons, or when it
i allowed to be caught or killed, tho?
months or day, people should hare the
privilege of buying or filing them.
It is hoped that tlie people of Oregon
w ill -end men to the Legislature tliat
would take tlte interest of the state to
Iteart and repeal the worthies, foolish
ami idiotic laws as to how and wtien
trout should be caught and make -ueh a
law as alt people of Orugon would have
an equal share in the fiali or lishe in
which our rivers and brooks abound, awl
in the bird of the ulr M this God's
If You Want an Up-to-Date Man
to take charge ef an intelligence otiice,
or an ordinary man to do ordinary work.
or a boarder, or a pbice to board, or a 1
chance to learn a trade, or almost any-'
thing that anybody wants, you 11 find
him or it by telling your want to the
people of alem through the Journal
want column.
Tfte Sale for Thirty Days.
Itaby Shoes, 35 conts, worth 75 cents,
at the Ito-ton Slide Company, 90S Cora-nu-nial
tret, near the jx-t:llice.
4 15tf
Try One
Of our nn line of biscHit ; tliev are
tho beet you ever ate, crisp, or line fla
vor, tempting and alwas toete
'moreleh." We hamlie nothing but
the tM in all line of food, pure,
wboleeome and nourahing, ami tell
them at lea than you pay for ordinary
and inferior grade eUewbere.
SonnemanN,
THE GROCKU
124 Sute at Telephone 51
'"'"TV vvri
LAST
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, SSSE-26
OF
PEMEMBER,
This Sale wlU Close
JUNE 10.
0ur Headquarters here arc at
country. Away with the selfish law
tliat would give only a few sporta the
advantage.
What if Friedman's New
Racket, corner State and Conv
nicrcial streets
wa to be restricted by an act of the
Legislature, tliat only certain favored
clashes sliould have the priviege of
purchasing goods there.
The people who want to buy bargains
would be clamoring and petitioning to
the governor, asking him to call an ex
tra session of the legislature to repeal
such laws.
For they know tliat at at rRiBDUAN's
nbw kickrs' all persons are served
alike ; no favored few ; the rich or the
poor can buy at the same prices, which
i lower than any houe in Oregon
ever sells, it is where you can buy a
good suit for a man, ranging in price
from 75c to f 15, and boya suits in per
portion. In shoos we knock the bot
tom OUt at FRIEDMAN'S XEW ItACKtT
In hat." we can fit you in prices as well
a in size, and those who want men's
furnishing goods, will find that raicn
man's nkw K4CKCT L the place.
In fact, anything you want in Notions,
Fancy Goods, Ftaple Dry Good, or
Ladies' or Gent' Frnfehings,"you will
rind them at
RfMET!
Jacob Vogt,
95 STATE STREET.
Just received a full stock of Ladles'
and Gents' Spring and
SUMMER
SHOES.
Will fell for the next CO days at the
lowest prkes evor knowu In Salem.
Will be pleased to show patrons our
stock and guunntee sutKfactlnn on
every purchase. Prices the lowest.
HEED'S OPERA HOUSE
PATT0N HK0S., Mora.
ONE NIOHT
j Wednesday, June 7,
THE hElSON'H
bE.VSATIO.NAL SVCCESS,
...JZhc
turtle!
200 BOOMIN0 NIQHTS
IS NEW YORK-
TK llAt.l IVtA IllAlnA. T..u,lta ll-aA...H
Sicnar lrurle da Smih, Corge HolUnJ,
fe"0!. fc""- Hdoo LUtnn, Jane Rwfforth.
IWT Collin, sad impartial olhr,
Prices: 50c, 75c. SI.
California Junk Shop l
H isht i rlvll for oMnifUl, bottler M
rui. icU te. hidM, Copper and
Iron, i all More you wll. i-JnH r)
S R0GOW0V, 151 Court SI ft
rrTryyryru mrrrrryr
3
1
for
ler
Udiee1 Pnwwh Kid Button Shooa 1.50
worth 4$
I-altes Fine KM Button Shoea fl ;
worth t.$0.
Ladies' French KM Thja50e;
worm i.36. 5
, Slbjtoa Sclwol Shocs;76tf ; worth flJSO.
WEEK
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