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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18
PERSONAL.


Judge Geo. ii. Williams left thiI
morning for Portland.
Mrs. ]. A. Carter left today for q
visit TO Salt Lake City.
Mrs. w. ID. Pugh went TO Portland
this morning 10 visit friends.
John Meyer, the machinlst, is In
Portland today on business.
G. w. Statesman left today for a
visit 10 Portland and Walla Walla,
A. N. Moores and Jos. A. Baker
were Portland passengers this morn
ing.
Howey Walker the enterprlsing
daIryman, is In Portland today on
business.
II. q. Cunning, the Jolly Turner
landlord aud llyeryman; was in the
city today.
Miss Ethel Stewart Of WoOdburn re-
turned today after a visit with Miss
Edna Knight.
Marshal Dllley went TO Portland
today 10 subpoena witnesses In the
Chas. Dec case.
James NJ. Kyle, OF the Oregon
Fruit and Produce made business
trip down the river today.
Chas. Davis left this morning for
Vancouver, B. c.. whence he travels
In British Columbia for a mercantile
firm.
Ray w. Logan, who has been visit
Ing Boyd Richardson, left this morn
ing via steamer Gilmore 10 Portland,
for his home at The Dalles,
Rev.s Wllmot Whitfield and A. s.
Mulllgan an Oregon conference COM
mittee, OF the NJ. II. Church, 10 visit
and report on Willamette University
returned 10 Portland today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve McFadden will
arrive at II a. m. Friday with the re-
mains OF Mr.. McFadden's brother,
who will be buried at o'clock in the
afternoon from the family residence.
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THREE MARRIoEs.

At the NJ Il. Parsonage, Salem
Oregon, June II, 1896, Miss Althea
Treen 10 Chas. N. Grant, Rev. G.. w.
Grannis ofiiclatlng.
At the residence OF the brides
mother, at Turner, Miss Grace l..
Neal 20 Clarence N. Rodgers, the
ofiiciating clergyman being Rev. w.
Robinson, Of the Presbyterian church,
assisted by Rev. Il. IL. Belknap.
AT Portland on the 18th inst. Miss
Maggie A. Sheridan, OF Salem, and
John Slavln were united In marriage.
The bride is the fourth daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Il. Sheridan, who resides
on east Ma rion street.
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MKrNLEY THE MAN.
tcou,inued from first page j

leadership. From what he is and
what he has done, we know What ne
can do. For 20 years in victory anu
defeat. at the head of great malorltles
and OF small majorities alike, ne mas
leadi his party In congress WIN u
power which no man could dispute
and with an ability which never
waned. have seen him with a
maddened' opposition stOrming ABOUT
him carry through that great REFORM
which has made the house OF repre-
sentatives the strong and efiicienC
body il is today. / have seen MN
during the past winter guide great
majority so that they have met every
demand put upon them and made no
errors which could burden tue RepuO-
lican party in the campaign before us
Before the people and in the house ne
has ever been the bold and brilliant
champion Of the great Republican
policies which adopted, have made
us prosperous, and abandoned nave
left ruin at our doors. He is a thor
Ough American, by birth, by descent,
by breeding; one who loves hls coun-
try and has served il in youth and in
manhood, in war in peace. His great
ability, his originality of though, his
power OF debate, his strong will, are
known of all and are part OF the
history of the last 20 years. His
public career is as spOtless as his
private character is pure and un-
blemished. He is a trained states
man, fit for the heaviest task the
country can impose upon him. He
commands the confidence OF his
party and his country. He is a
leader Of men. We know II
because we have seen him lead. To
those who have followed him he never
said ''go," but always 'come." He Is
entirely fearless. We know it, for we
have seen his courage tested on u
hundred fields. He has been called to
great places and togreat trials and he
has never failed nor flinched. He is
tit TO stand at the head OF the Repub-
lican column. He Is worthy to be an
American president. / have the honor
the very great honor, TO present to
you as candidate for your nOmi-
nation, the speaker OF the house Of
representatives, Thomas B. Reed, of
Maine.
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A Patriotic Letter From sIbley.

THE JOURNAL prints today patri
otlc letter from Hon. Joseph c. Sibley
of franklin, Penna., TO w. V. Spen
Ger, Secretary OF the BimitalliC
Union, Of Yamhill county.
This letter should be widely clrcu,
lated 10y the friends Of bimetalsm. II
shows Mr.. Slbley To be n man pos.
sessed OF broad views, clear conyic.
tlons and noble conceptions OF duty
In this emergency. THE JOURNAL
prints 1000 extra copies TO send to the
leading newspapers Of each state In
the Union.
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qRApuATINa ExERcIsEs.

The graduating exercises for the
Albany conservatory OF music were
held In the opera house at that city
last Tuesday evening. A large and
enthusiastic audience was present.
Each number received round OF ap-
plause while several OF the performers
were accorded an encore. The last
number, a medley, embracing several
popular airs, was given with tableaux
and colored lights, and elected much
applause. Thus Prof. Paryin con-
cludes his first year as director Of the
music department Of the Albany col
lege and the results OF his labors are
satisfactory, as we'll as highly credit
able 10 teacher and pupils. Messrs,
Lille Steiner, Carrie Bachelor and
Lucia Cochran, Of Salem, are members
OF the graduating class.
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express Inelf VIII IOT OF against pro-
posed legislation wheneverpracticahle
CONVENTION CALLS.
The state convention is called ia
meet here July 9th, at II a. m. Prep
arations are being made for an im-
mense gathering on that date
The people are not waiting for
machine methods, but are living up
for an united effort against the gold
standard.
Jackson county holds a mass con-
vention TO elect delegates June 9th.
Linn county will hold the first
union bimetalllc rally on Saturday,
June Goth.
Polk and Lincoln county are being
organized.
A call is being signed by leading
bimetallists Of Marion county for a
mass county convention at Salem,
Friday, June 26th, at II Il. m. 1t
reads: I'VE therefore earnestly call
upon all men who favor the use of
gold and silver as standard money ,and
are opposed to the single gold stand
ard, and favor the free aud unlimited
coinage OF both gold and silver, TO
join In a united effort in convention
and at the ballot box until this Is aC-
cOmplished,
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ANOTHER 30 CENT SUIT. In Justice
JOhnSon's court yesterday the States
man Publishing co. Instituted suit
against Chas, 5. Rely for 30 cents,
claimed 70 he due ON subscription 10
the Daily Statesman from June y.
loso. June 10th 1895, Plaintiff today
withdrew the sule aud paid an costs.
Next In tbs connection IL might De
Wen 70 state that Mr.. Dilley, who was
simllary sued has filed his answer 10
the StateSman's complaint, and the
time OF trial will be set later.
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UNION BrMErAl Lie PLATFORM
Calls for County Conventions Out Il
Every County.

Calls for County Conventions Out IN
Every County.
McMINNvn.LE, June 1S.-(Special tc
JOURNAL. Following is the com
plete platform of the Union Bimetal'
lie party, which swept Yamhill coun'
ty against the gold standard Republic
cans and sound money Democrats
at the June election:
THE PLATFORM.
1. A tariff for revenue sufficient to
meet national expenses with protec-
tion to American labor and its pro
ducts.
2. The use OF both gold and silver as
standard money and not the gold
standard. And a discriminating
tariff against gold standard countries.
3. No more bonds. Postal saving
banks.
4. Election OF United States sena-
tor by direct vote Of the people.
5. Close the gates Of Castle Garden
against all un-American immigration,
and make "Old Glory" the keeper of
the peace in the western hempishere.
8. Cut off all extrayagant legislative
appropriations for useless commits
sions, extra salaries Of officials and
Jobs, or cut the political throat of the
man who refuses TO do it when he has
the opportunity.
I. This being a government Of the
people by the people and for the peo-
pie, we therefore declare in favor OF
such laws as will enable the people to
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ALBANY HERALD.

Mrs. u. NJ. Paryln and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. David Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Bachelor, Mrs. T.. II. Cochran, and
Miss Gertrude Sthaley, of Salem, and
Mrs. Brown, OF Hepner, were in Al
bany Yesterday to attend the cOnsery-
atory OF music commencement and
concert.
Under the able management OF Prof,
Y. NJ. Paryln and his ablo assistants
a most successful term OF musical
training and progress has been held
In connection with Albany College
during the season just brought 10 a
close.
The commencement exercises were
held at the opera house at 10 n. m.
yesterday, aud were Of a high order OF
music and eagerly listened TO by an
audience, The class con-
sisted OF Maurice Leonard Akers aud
August Wilhelm Lundell IN voice,
harmony and theory; Maud May HUI
burt aud Anna Edith Smick in plano,
voice, harmany aud theory; Carrie
Amelia Batchelor Lucia Helen Coch-
ran and Lillian Amelia Steiner, OF
salem, In plano, harmony and theory.
aud Helen Smick In harmony aud
theory.
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EUGENE REGISTER

Chief Justice Bean came up on the
overland 10 deliver the address before
the alnumnl today.
Mrs. John Krausse, OF Salem, Is In
Eugene 10 take part In the exercises
OF the alumni OF the u. OF o. conser-
yatory OF music.
President Hawley, OF the william
ette University OF Salem, came up on
the early morning train 10 attend the
Woodmen convention.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE.
Graduating Exercises Friday Evening at
Reeds Opera House.

SCHOOL NOTES.
Examinations finished Wednesday
Teachers are buslly engaged max
ing up standing rolls, and compiling
final reports for the terms work.
General business meeting of all the
teachers at the East building to-day
at 3p. m. At this meeting all regis
tiers, reports, books, etc, will be
handed in to the superintendent's
Office.
Friday morning, pupils assemble at
usual hour. Teachers deliver TO pupils
the report cards, showing standing
secured in final examinations, and,
also, whether the pupils have been
promoted to the next higher class or
not. After an hours session the
schools are dismissed. In the evening
at the Reed, will take place the grad
uating exercises Of the a class, Eighth
Grade. A pleasing program has been
prepared and, no doubt, large gath
erlng Of the friends Of the young grad
uates will be I'm attenance.
The year just closing has been a
very successful one.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Graduating exercises Of the Salem
public schools will be at the Reed
oprea house on Friday evening, June
10, at 8 o'clock. The graduating class
will render the following programs:
Music. c.......... March and Overture
Orchestra.
INVOCATION.
M uslc. .'''..s.''''......:.' -. .OrCuesJTa
Recitation. The Canal Boat
Miss Helen NJ. Matthews.
Defamation. The Curse Of Regulus
Carl q. Grifith.
Music. ................... Orchestra |
Recitation. .................. ...... Busy !
Pearl Kress.
Defamation. Disturbance In Church |
Walter Davis
V OcHl SOlO. O...............C .CnaleJ horn /
Grace n. Babcock.
Essay. Remarkable Cities |
Pearl Wlckstrom.
Violin Solo. Faut
Miss LOlo Nlcklin.
Address TO the class. Rev. Farmer
Music go. ........ ........Orchestra
Presentation Of diplomas by Hon.
II. A. johnson, Jr., chairman of
school board.
In order TO meet the necessary In
expenses Of the exercises a
small admission Of 10 cents is ischarged.
Tickets on sale at Patton Bros and
+. S. Dearborns
Following are the members of the
A class, Eight Grade or
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THE MARKETS.

Chicago. June IS.-wheat. cash &
June S6T..
3 80.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, June IS.-Wheat valley, SIo
81; Walla Walla, S3aS4.
Flour--Portland, sass; Benton county.
2.SSi graham, s2.So; superdne. S. IS per bbI,
Oats-Whlte, 2S(G3oc; grey, 27(G2S Tollel
in bags, S4.a5@s.aS, barrels, 4.so(a7 .oc;
cases, 3.7S.
Potatoes, Oregon, sO@s7Xc per sack.
Hay. Good, Sac per ton.
Wool Valley S(a9ei Eastern Oregon,
AillsIuas Bran, sI3. .oo@I4 oo;shorts, SIS.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, s593.2s; broil-
eTs, sI5oCG3; ducks, 4as; geese. (:
turkeys, live, I2%e; dressed, IsaI7c.
Hides. green, sailed 90 lbs &C; under
90 lbs 4(a41Se; sheep pelts, Io(a7oc.
Hops Oregon ? to &C, according TO quail
Butter, Oregon fancy creamery, ao,aas,
laney dairy, 2oi fair to good, X.
Cheese Oregon full cream, 10.
Eggs. Oregon, Ioe per doz
Beef. Topsteers, 3.oo(a3.2S per Id; fan
TO good steers, aLG2 S.Sc; cows, 2IlGaIIc.
dressed beei, 4LCGSIe
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, June IS.--Wheat. Io,II
Wool Oregon, choice. o.a71Io; inferior 4
@Se, valley, 9(Gioe.
ltops-Quotable at 2G3e.
Polatoes--7s9sI per sack.
Oais-Milling, TS(aS2.
SALEM MARKET.
wheat 44c per bu., market firm.
Oats 2o(d22e.
5000. '""''hy'
Flour In wholesale lots, roo, retail
500 bran, bulk HOO; sacked, 90:
shorts Ia.Oo9i3,OO; chop feed, Ii.oolS
I2.oO. NN9
Poultry Spring chickens, Ioc ID.
Veal Dressed, az.
Hogs. Dressed, az.
Live Cattle 2(aaL
sheep. Live, las.
Wool. Best, IaLe.
Hops. Best, 4(aSe.
Eggs. Cash. &C.
loo. N's"nsig
Cheese Iahe.
9ei shoulders, Sel -
Potatoes. .3Se per bu.
Children Cry Eor
OikAAA.g.A
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JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stoce of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists materials. lime.
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality Of grass seeds.
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STARCH FACToRY.-The Labor Ex-
change of Stayton has purchased lot
and the members are now busy get
ting out timbers and other material
for the erection OF a building 5OXsO,
two stories to be used as starch
factory. II is expected to have the
works In operation this fall, Many
farmers have put in large crops OF
potatoes 10 supply the demand, An
electric lighting plant is also being
put In az Stayton.
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The fine Fedora, and chrushed hats,
for men and boys, and straw hats Of
all kinds, mt the New York Racket,
can't be beat anywhere, and the prices
are very low; try them.
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Reduced Raets.

-. NSuuSCu fNdckos
Those going east should call on or
address the Union Pacific City Ticket
oflice, l35 Third Street, Portland, for
rates 10 the following meetings:
Democratic National Convention.
Chicago, ILL.,, July 7th.
Peoples Party 'sConvention and
American Silver Convention, st. Lou
Is, Mo-, July 22nd.
National Convention Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian EndeayOr
washington ID. G. July Ith tol3th.
National Educational Association
meeting, Buffalo, n. Y, July Ord TO
10th.
Encampment Grand Army OF the
Republic, 81. Paul, Minn., September
l4th.
Il. w. BAXTER
bJtt General Agent.
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The New York Racket keeps fine
line OF clothing, hosiery, underwear
of all kinds, ribbons, laces, gloves.
suspenders, hammOcks, mems and
boys aprons, front, and plain over
alls, engineers Jackets, Denham
jumpers, boys knee pants, mems cot.
tonade, jeans and wool pants, towels.
napkins, handkerchlefs, and many
other items. Call, and save 10 To s5
per cent.
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TWO ACCIDaNTs. John Potter, OF
Turner, was hooked and severely cut
In the left cheek by beef animal he
he was trying TO cOrrel in a pen to be
slaughtered -. Geo. n. Russell was
seyerly injured by cut in his leg from
IA runaway team Wednesday.
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Special Rates.

See Boise \ Barker, agents for the
o. Il. Y n. and Union Pacific railways
regarding special round trip rates Ia
the Republican national convention
at 81, Louis, the Democratic national
convention at Chicago, Peoples party
convention at ST. Louis, national con-
yention Y. p. ), &. Il. at Washington,
ID. G., National educational AsSOcia-
ton AZ Buffalo, n. ", aud G. A. II.
national encampment at st. Paul,
Mlhn' 6:Std-d&w
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WHAT Is A TRYoUT?-The Eugene
Register says: "The following persons
were selected at last nights tryout to
train for the hose races to be given
here on July 3 and L." What is a
"tryout'? Webster don't tell. Can
any correspondent?
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The New York Racket has a fine
line of gents white laundrled, and
unlaundrled, and work shirts of all
kinds, which they sell at Racket
nrices.
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FREE SILvER.-W What's good for the
people is what we want, and in the
meantime we supply the best of
everything for the beast, including
hay and all kinds iof feed. Brewster
& White, 81 Court street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR TRADE-A new II gauge shotgun for
bicycle or cord wood. Inquire at 2oo Com
meIelal St, IS 3ts
WELLS-Dug, drove, bored and repaired.
Address A. Dan, South Salem. rs n
LoST.-A small note book used for report.
ing. The name Of the owner, "John w
Cochran" is stamped upon the covers
FINDER please leave at JOURNAL Office. 1891
! NOTlCE-To all whom il may concern, /
will not be responsible for any bills contract.
ed by my wife Sarah Dunn, after this date
June 10, 1890. Bert Dunn. 20 3t*
HAY FOR SALE-I will Commence 10 de-
liver hay about the goth to any persons want
ing fine quality OF mixed hay, consisting of
clover, blue grass, orchard grass, and other
grass. Later on | will have timothy and
cheat Leave orders at John Hughes store,
or with II 5. Thomas, or let me know by
postal card, Salem. Geo. f. Allen. ? Is I'm
SAWMILL-For sale OF trade, a double mill
and palmer, all in good running order. For
further particulars call at No. las. corner
Fifteenth and Ferry ST., Salem. IS 2w
FARM TO TRADE-A good farm to trade
ln Kansas Tor property in or bout Salem.
Address Nm, Asshenbrenner, Salem, Or .I3Im
HOME BOARD. Good table board. with
home cooking, served in family style, only
y week. los Commercial street. 6.I2.Im
PERSONAL-li any one who has been
oenehted by the use Of DR.. Williams Pink
rms Will write to the Capital Journal Salem
'ney wlli receive information that will be OF
nueh value and interest to them. { s I'm d&w
FOR SALE-Three acres of land in Yew
fark, with good house and barn, loo ffuit
trees, al neh garden land, for sails cheao.
Apply to Lewis Pettyjohn. sS I'M
PAsTURE-First class pasture for horses
or cattle Just south of Morningside. SIoo
a moa'h' Best grass and water. Inquire at
yySNoNL olllee, o6 mo.
rOBilC MEN, POLITICIANS AND BUS
lhess houses can obtain all newspaper inior-
mauon irom the press Of the state. coast and
So1nlry from the Press Clipping Bureau
Allen'sl Union Block. Portland. Ia.aotf
FOR SALE OR RENTr-4o acres land
miles out Partly improved, wood and
pasture good house, large barn. acres
MTeaIlng orchard, lot of small fruit, good water.
WOOD s'umpage can be had. Box IAs, Salem. |
i,,n5,,77, S:Sn
PlAPERS.-Portland, Sacramento yeSiiIe
ltH usHoma and San Francisco papers on sale a.
Mlller's Postoiice block
= .. NEWS SrAND.-LOcal Subscrip,ion
agency ior all newspapers and magazines
Miller, Prop. ''''"eIy' r. w.
FOR SALE. One house and two Io,s -,
ua'ed IN Wheatland. Yamhill conntv All
s se' 20 sool ir9n' For sale at bargain The
pIoPe"l IS that known as the Wheatlan5
noss'' 'nee $3.50, Address, A, care Tour
4au
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

YAoUINA Excursion tickets
from Saleme 10 Yaquina are now on
sale at the Southern Pacific Ia this
city. They are good % October 10th,
and will be on sale June 18th and
thereafter, 81 for the round trip.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

While at the campmeeting at Tur-
ner go TO the Exchange hotel and get
good meal for 25 cents. 1926
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

BoRN.--Herman Task, who drives
the delivery wagon for the Capital
Brewery, Is the happy father of a fine
boy baby since this morning.
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HOME PROM ALBANY.

Prof. and Mrs. y. NJ. ParYin, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Brown
Of Heppner, and their son, Chester,
Of this city, Miss Marguerite Alder
sou, Miss Hogue, Mrs. Il. p. Cochran
and daughter, Miss Lucia. aud
Messrs. Akers and Lundell returned
this morning via the steamer Gilmore
from Albany, where they have been
attending the closing exercises Of the
conservatory.of music 'located at that
place,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

l.. NJ. S.-Ring blue boxes or tele
phone for bicycle messenger.
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Poultry.-Doty's market, "a Court
street.
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SOCIAL HARMoNrcs.
Chronicle Of Events and individuals at the
Capital City.

Capital City.
Mrs. p. S. Knight returned last
evening from a short visit at Port
land.
Judge and Mrs. L. ID. Henry expect
a visit from q nephew, Guy Van
Denmark Of Hartford, South Dakota.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson came down from
Independence this morning and is
visiting her sister, Miss X. T. Smith,
principal Of the East school.
Mrs. frankie Cornell, matron at the
asylum, Miss Maud Rundlett, Mrs. J
G. johnson and daughter Pearl, and
@. V. johnson, Of the asylum force
went TO jefferson today 20 attend a
big picnic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

FIsH. DO,y's market, % Court
street.
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FIsH. - Doty's market, 04 Court
street.
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express their will for or against pro-
posed legislation wheneyeTpracticahle
CONvrNTTON CATTG
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Stayton Flour.-Branson & Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

Handspun - s% ~ -
The ideal wash fabric. We place or
sale large assortmen, at regular whole
sale price. and advise early selections.
Isc per yard.
Indigo Prints. & - -
3ooo yards OF blue calico such as you
have paid us &c per yard for, we place
on sale special at Sc per yard.
Belts, Belt Ribbon, Etc, &c ~
We show a dainty gilt belt and buckle Al
soc; also leather, spangled. linen, etc.
Expect more white kid ones this week.
Sun Shades. sc ~ L I
The white silk, white sticks, patent
irame shades at SI.So are great value.
Same with deep silk ruifle t7.
j.. Dalrynple 6 Co,
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II,AaIIENs'-Irortland, Sacramento, Seattle,
l,;So iHoh~ and San Francisco papers on sale a,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

IUUN SAIt OK KENT-4o acres land {
miles Out. Partly improved, wood and
pasture good house, large barn, acres
bearing orchard, lot of small fruit, good water
wood stumpage can be had. Box las, salem
y:Stf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

FOR TRADE-A new II gauge shotgun for
bicycle or cord wood. Inquire at 2oo Com
mercial St, IS 2th
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Chicago. June IS.-wheat. cash SO
June S6T.
New York, June IS.-Silyer, 66Ic; lead,