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tx-sLAvEs' ASSOCIATION
Files Copy of it's Constitution In the
 Secretary of states omee.

Secretary of States oflce.
 In the Secretary of states office yesterday the Association of the eX- Slaves of the United States. with headquarters at Madison, Ark. filed it's constitution, the preamble of which is as follows;
 "Whcreas, il is q well developed fact that the negroes, or Afro-Ameri- cans, were subjected to slavery in these r nittd States fnr more than two hundred ears, and were used as ehattpis and mortgage for indebt- edHess, males, females and children all alike Wnereas. fer this abuse we blievP, a> others have predicted is both i t1rous to he United States and us, 3il,d we believe we ought to, and have right to be pensioners of the Tsilcd States Goverumeni Therefore. we orGHnize this assoei- ation and do hereby pledge ourselves to pursre turhat end in the way of Legislation, both state and Nation al
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senntor shernnn U nls pest..

Every advance toward free ex- change of commodities IS an advance iii civilization. Every obstruction to a free exchange is born of tue same narrow, despotic spirit which planted castles up- on the Rhine to plunder peaceful com merce. Every obstruction to commerce Is q tax upon consumption. Every facil- ity to 2 free exchange cheapens commod- itics, increases trade and population and promotes civilization John Sher- man in 1H68.
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DECLINE IN SILVER.
Ii Has Been Sold at Sixty Cents
 an Ounce.

NEW YORK, May ? The New York Jomaai says Silver bullion has just sold at 60 cents per ounce, the lowest point it has ever touched, except short period in 1891, when it sold at 58 cents per ounce.
 This steady decline in silver is at tracing considerable attention abroad Paris has been fairly flood ed with South American dollars which have been sold on this side as low as two francs, 22 eentimes for the dollar. Tbo price of silver in the Indian bazaars has fallen 10 76 rupees, the lowest price on record. The exchange between London and Shanghai has also fal- len 10 almost the lowest and even at the low rate China does not ab- sorb a large quantity of silver.
 Dating frum the declaration by Japan of it's intention to abandon the use of silver as it's standard coinage and 20 on a gold basis the price of the white metal has been steadily declining.
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IN A GLASS JAR, AND FIRE DE. sTR0YED $1, 300 OF THE FUNDS BELONGING TO
 MONTGOMERY co.
SHERIFF7S MISFORTUNE.
Great Calamity Which has Fallen Upon All Concerned ing Relief From
 Legi lature.

The Montgomery County Herald says that q big sensation developed last Monday Ut Mount Ida. bY which another Arkansas sheriff will be added To thc list f dtlinqucnts W hen the time rolls around for settlement with the State and county, unless the bondsmen succeed in making good the amount of the deficit. said to be $1 500 lion. C. Nitf. one fl the hondsiueu was it Ljtlle Rock the latttr part ef he werk in the interest If sheriff Cleo A Tackett.
 This k indeed q sud c,dnmity. when the present deplorable and financial condition of the people is taken into consideration, resulting from the disastrous drouth of last year If no leniency is extended by the State the bondsmen will be pushed sperately, as II K general Y conceded it is an extremely hard task to raise the funds needed by sheriff Tackett to replace the amount of the destroyed public reyenne
 Sheriff Tackett makes the follow ing statement of 1he unfortunate and rather peculiar accident which caused he ,efiil:
 He informs us That some time 'fier making his rounds as collector he pnt Sl 500 in glass fruit jar. screw ed on the top. and between II and l2 o'clock at night took the jar and its contents and buried it q short dis tance from his house in a vacant lot,
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SHRINERS,
GATHERING OK THE MOBILES FROM ALL PARTS OF
 THE STAIE.
Regular Session this Afternoon to be Followed by Ear qnet
 Tonight.

Sahara Temple, A, A, O N. M. S., will hoid d special session for work ,his afternoon, commencing at 1 o'clocE and continuing until about 10 at night The ordee will be conferred on about twenty five Knights TcmpIats and Scottish Rite Masons from all portions of the State. After the ceremonies are concluded the Nobles and their ladies will repair to Hotel fruock, where the evening will be spent in pleasant social intercourse, followed by a sumptuous banquet The tainmeht at the Hotel will be con. fined to members of the order.
 Shriuers from all parts of the
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Among the Shriners from Little Rock who are with us today, the following are registered at the Tru- lock: J.-J. Ball, W r. Wilson, R. c. Tells, J F. Pullen, J ". Prateher, J. Il. Brown, J. X. Henry, A. NJ. Heisman, E. M Scott and 4. c. Jones. The Hot Springs delegation at the Truloek consists of the follow ing gentlemen. c. B. Cook R. NJ Smith, Fred Gregory and Phin Kim ball
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CAROLINA $ SENATOR.
It is Thought Senator TiIlman will Have No Hand in
 SeIc cting Earle's
Successor.

COLUMBIA, s. C., May 25.-It IS now believed that Senator TiIlman will have no hand in the selection of Senator Earle'g successor.
 Gov. EIeTbe will probably name McLaurin, however.
 The primary election for Senator will no doubt come off later in the summer. John Gary Evans, backed by Tillmaa, will be a candidate.
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r1Nr BLrrr. Mnr IL. lsn7

This is to correct any misunder- standing that may exist in regard to the rate to Nashville, to be given thc Confederate Vet rans The rate will he ten ($lOGO) dollars, Pine Bluff to Nashville and return Tick cts will he sold June 20 h and 2lsi; limited for return to teu days from late of snIe. ! " FARLEY,
 Agent.
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The Westfield (Ind News prints tba followin in regard to an old resi- 'lan+ nv oi thnt place: Frank IdcAvoy' s,,.' t,,r n,.,,, VI vsnrs in the pmplos of the M N A X (. ". here, says: have used Chamberlains' conc, Aliolei ,'a :, and Diarerhpa remedy TOT tell e''i in . or longcr-am never without It Hl my family. consider It me .es remedy of the kind manuiact at'',, ;; I fnke pleasure in recommendlhg It.
 IT isn specific for all bowel disof'ifrS' Fnr sale b- N. l. Dpwoody Co'
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The prntrnctcl services hI II'V Lakeside Methodist church last me l' .yos large.y attended. Presiclng Filler Dye delivere' very ape sermon This afternoon at I <" cioth .bii1rea,s services will be held in the church. and tonight, at the usual hour the services win De cen e'li"eu, =. q,he n,,blie k cordially invited to DC present
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Parties who hitch their horses so that they can get on the sidewalks should be careful or tliey N Ii subject themselves 10 fine. The owner af tine animal, should it get on the side walk, is liable to arrest and fine.
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MT. Thos. s. James, president Of the Bank of Pine Bluff. Jeff for Mem phis today. He will return Thurs day with his daughter, M's~ Eugenia, who has been attending Miss Higbee's school for young ladies in the Bluff City.
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1t Is the Best on Eat h.

That is what Edwards x Parker. merchants of Plains, Ga, say of Chamb rlaina Pain Balm, for Rheu- matism, lame back. deep seated and museuIar pains. Sold by, w. L. DeWnOdN.
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The case of assault against Bertie Hawk has been dismissed, and it is a mystery that the officers are un. able to penetrate as to who cut J. ]. O'Neal in the Third avenue negro dive few nights ago.
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....-,,oae 2 PROSPERITY 5T0RE.

skins of beasts, which arc neither fash ionable nor hcalthful Let us not tax him to death. Let us be reasonable and encourage him to live and to wear clothes By so doing we can keep our mills running and give employment to American workingmen at American wages, which, after all, k tic chief ob- iect aimed at by us protected manufac- turers 7-Byren " Holt
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Mir. June Ingram left last night for norkport and Galveston, Texas, where he will spend the summer, Mr. Ingram will spend the greater pnrt of his time fishing for tarpon, thc king of the fish tribe, in the Gun If Mexico.
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The Chief of Police should instruct his patrolmcn to arrest ali persons who allow horses hitehed to vehicles to stand on the public thoronghfares of the city without being in charge of some one or else properly tied. If this was done it would do away with so many dangerous runaways.
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rrnnesse. certe,.niaI Exposl ton.

At Nashville. T,nn, May lst to Oct. 3lst, lS@i sSSs
 For the allovesSceasion he Cotton Belt Route N ill sell tickets Pine Bluff to Nashville and rrturn as follows: Class "A''-These tickets will be on sale April .4ih and daily on and after April 2Sth. to end including October 18th lS97. with i"nl return limit Nov 7sh. 1897 q: $iS.71
 Class ''B"-Tiekets on sale April 29th and daily thereafter to and in- eluding Or,oher laih. win return limit of % Gi,As from date ei sale I ISi, Class .C'-lirkcts or sac April 29th and evrr, TuesdaN ana Thnrs- day thereafie tn and ihciuding Oct 96lh with return limit If 10 days from date If sale at SlO.Oo
 !. W FARLEY. Agent.
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State are here to attend the session and bar quet Among those in at tendance are the following:
 w. s. Mitchell, A. W. Heiseman. R. A Lester, J. Ball, W. F. Will son, R. c. Frlfs A. D. Allen, J. T. PuIlen3 J. K. Brown, E E. Frish, Jas A. Henry, A. c. Jones and Sup eriL tendent Mckee, of the Iron Mountain, of Little Rock; B. Hatch cit, Fort Smith; Geo. B. Cook, R. M. Smith, W L. Blbcock, Fred W. Fregory and Phin. Kimhall, Of Hot Springs; F. Gable, r. Heston, and r. ". Opperhauser, of Texarkana; Max A. Nutseo, Of Malvern; A. 2. MaYberrY, of Cotton Plant E ". Williams. of English, and k. r. Townef, of Memphis; General George P Taylor, If Forrest City; ". D Mathews, of Stuttgart, and Col. L. D, Richardson, Super intendent Of the Diamond Joe Rail road, Hot Springs.
 Sahara Temple never does any thing by halves They usually make pilgrimages to various cities of the State in conferring tue orders, but on this occasion they have decided 10 remain at home, which has brought a large number of visiting Nobles to Pine Bluff, and they will receive a hearty welcome at the hands of our npOplp
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Florence. Ark, April 9, 1S97-I had stomache and bowel trouble and could not eat my solid food. l have taken a few bottles of Hoods Sarsa- paIillh and it has cured me. l am now able to do all my work. Mr- :. Emma Warrick.
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Why is it that some people VII never learn the laws Of the road? that tither in walking. riding or driving, when ia passing auothcr person ,hat they should turn to the right?
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MT. ". 0. Adams, publisher Of the o"ensboro, (ky.) Inquirer, arrived Ii lie city tetlay oti visit to ftlf- tiyes and friends
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yetter. salt-Esheunl and I1ozen,..

The intense itching and smarting inel
 dent to these diseases is instantly ailayeC by applying Chamberlain 8 Eye &nG Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cared by it. l. is equally efficient for itching piles ant 2 favorite remedy for sore nipples chapped hands, chilblains, frost bite and chronic sore eyes. 9 cts. per box
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The lionnpt Dry Goods Company began moving into it's new quarters on Main street today The new store will be oye of the most hand some in the State.
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Mir. Toney Monestra, the well known Main street Italian shoe maker, leaves for Camden this fter noon. where he will engage in buSi- ness.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. ars just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier an9 Yermifuge. They are not food bu, medicine and the best in use to put g horse in prime condition. Price 2a cents per package,
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A ]. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand larg of the finest and best candies to be found on the mai ket dtf
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Are you making preparation for the grand bicycle parade to take place next Monday night?
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Mrs. Maud Fclner and son will leave next month for Colorado, where they will spend the summer
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LANOL is the bprt medicine for children. Doctors recommend il in place uf Castor ofl
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Many of tbe visiting Shriners are aeconpanie,i hy their wives.
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N P. Richmond, Shriner from Malvern, is here today.
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Capt E " Williams, of English, prominent Shriner, is ia the city today.
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Mir. Chas. Dyer, of Warner, arrived in Pine ElnIf NesterdnE niternoon.
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GA@EoRTA.

Messrs J r. Cady, A. Kaufman and I. A. Miller, of Plum Bayou, are at the Truleck
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Miss Will Merouey. of Little Rock, is at the Trnlock.
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When tired try glass of "Nara Cura -the best drink sold any where. dtf Randy Kitchen.
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County Judge ]. ". Brockman, of Lincoln county. arrived here from Warner yesterday afternoon.
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printing est',hll-hment eHs earth Cal anu scr our samples and get onr prices before rnacin@ Nnnr orders
 ADAMS WILSON l'T'G Gu.
 diff 2l6 N BarfHqne St
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Editor NJ Jasper Blackburn, o1 the Free South, is in the city.
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Col. j W. orcoran came up from his plantation this morning.
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Col C. E. Greer, of searcy, is here oa business trip.
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Mr. Jesse R. Core. of Plum Bayou. is visitor to the city today.
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Are you going to the picnic, to- morrow
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". A. Price, of Mount Adams, is registered at the Trulock.
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The Beef Trusts TitIae.

If congress can advance the price of hides 3 cents pound in this country, the people will pay several millions Q year more than they do now for their boots and shoes, and the money will go into the pockets of the Beef trust.-- Hartford Times
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Go to A. J. Mitchell for your nwes- papers, periodicals and magazines.
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al4 .9..lse.as Tor 1ts Own.

"Iee is an awfaliy ruipous thing, T sighed Cholly In winter whole towns are banksupted by lsa gorges. and in the summer the youra men are bank rupted by ice cream gerges. Chicago TTibnne
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Capt, ?. N. Yaueine, of Sherrin, is iu file city.
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Base ball at the Park this after noon
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Mr N W Tateart let for Little Rock on the morning train.
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Hoods Pills cure anliver ills. 25c
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OAg-oRrA.

R. r. Ingram arrived here from his home at Grady yesterday.
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Egg shcrbcrt-try i'--at inc
 SandA Kitchen.
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Every man will find his cwn prs;-at affairs moro difficult to manage control thar any public affairs J, he may be engaged. Lord NJ
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From Tuesdays Daily.

Shriners, we welcome you.
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Not moro than onp< thousand SCI tenced by the courts oft more thnn 9O
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Oregon s,a.. Pair.

The Oregon State Fair fOr 1877.
Dpens 90 Thursday. September ~.
aud c.D.es gn Friday, OctODer =. The
DOJks are nov OPEN for entries for the
iOilO~ing stake Faces, the entries
closing % May J
TEOTTIS0 sTAKEss
FOr Z-yeaT yld-, mile heats, 10 3,
Tor cgits owned iu Oregon. Washing
ton, Idaho aud British Columbia prior
~ January ! 1871. Entrance eZ5,
payable -, May j. lss7-si0 July ],
IN, and go before starting. Added
money $50.
For 5yeaf Olds, mile heats, 20
class. in 8, conditions same a. for
Z-year slds. 81 added.
No added money FOR walk overs.
HCSNISC STAKES.
fiye-ciRhth mile dash f0f 2-yeaF
Old5. owned in oregon, Washington,
Idaho, aud British Columbia prior q
January ], lsg7 Entrance t5j, pay
able 81, May J, lsy7, go, July J., 1897.
and slO before starting. Added
money slJO.
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same az fOf Z-year Olds, 81 entrance.
$50. Added.
40 added money for walk over.
NDaJlA lAAOAn.
There must D. three legitimate
starters Ia these stakes % carry added
money. II less than three, the en-
trance money will be divided 6j per
cent 10 nrst, and 20 per cent 70 second
colt
Other races will be published latter
Address,
&, ID. GABRIELsON,
Secretary, Oregon State board Of
Agriculture, Salem, Oregon. ri
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The Leader,
oRgooH PERSONALS


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to1ay.
David Necany ls visiting in the
mefroDolis.
scD4tor 4. GesDer visited the me
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Secretary u state n. x. Kincald
Il home from Eugene.
AttOfoeY q. a. Parks had legal bus
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Mr. ard Nrs. a. v. Holman are yis-
itinz friends 10 PDrtlagd.
John Jones. u salt Lake CITY, vas
al the Willamette sunday.
AdIutant General Tuttie Is a. tbe
state h0use Ou Dnicial business.
J. H. Sye, u Portland. vas IN tae
city a feW hours Saturday night.
Hon. Jen Myers Ieft today fer a
fishing expedition up The Santlam.
Armlne Steiner spent Sunday Ia
this city. returning 10 Portland today.
Mrs. q. l.. Darling and son Lloyd
spent Sunday with relatives 10 Hub
bard.
e. r. Bishop, " the Salem WOolen
mills store, had business in POrtland
tO1ay.
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N. g. a. worker, returned 10 Portland
tOlay.
II. G. Wahlbcfg, the hop and wool
% nmisslon dealer, was Ia Portland
day.
Wm. Frazer, native of England,
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\ NEw C0E1-CIoE.-Ed Elder.
"I0 has served as Conductor 0- the
Salem local for several months has
been transferred % the overland that
runs between R-s@5I,g and Ashland
his place On the Salem local has been
1lled by J. H. HalsbJrJw an old en-
ploye Of the company. Mr.. Hausbor9w
Is brother 70 Senator Haus5orow q
North Dakota.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-12

FOR THIgTY DATs.-J0hn LuE=.tl=
deaf mute who created such . COM
motion in the Western s0.O0u 90
Saturday Afternoon, was today sen.
tened 70 thirty days Imprisonment
n the county Jail for two charges Of
assault and battery that had peen
He'd against him. He was charged
with asssulting Mr.. Binson. the bar.
tender and Chief Of Police A. C..
Dilley who made the arrest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-12

II PEO8ATE CCCEI.-Tle Eil. q 7
:. Harding, : wealthy Marion cr-- =
farmer. who died several week si--e
Leaving property valued u about So
90. was today Eled in the p.gla-e
c51rt. TIE F'il vas executed 81 July
ID, lS3i jenkins and Charles Harding.
sons q the deceased, have been naue5
a. executor, q the estate aud c. o..
Penlznd, Martin Waup9le aud Henry
Pickins viii apprsise the estate
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Mohair. Wool Wanted

The Thomas Kay WOolen Mill com.
pany, OF this city, has the only ma.
chlnery west Of the Mississippi river
Ior working up mOhair wool and the
con pany is paying the highest market
price TOT thaH commodity at its Salem
olN0es' - Id 4w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-12
SATISFIED.

Several Who Have Bought Suits Wei
Pleased.
a number who have bought suits
at the great Portland sale Of clothing
the $4,000 Meyer stock are well
pleased. $3.50 to $3.50 navy blue un.
ifOrms for $3.50.
LATEST MANDATE.
PORTLAND, April l2.-Make no mis-.
take, but attend the great assignee
sale mems and boys clothing at once,
as the entire stock must Be closed ont
oeIore July l, 1897, and are therefore
oHered at lower prices than other mpr-
chants pay for them. By order of The
court.
,, Ben SELLING.
Assignee J NJ. Meyer & Co.
Cor. Third and Oak streets. d,Sw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-12
BORN.

DURBIN At the family home near
Salem, SATURDAY April 10, 1897, 20
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. ). Durbin, son.
Tie new arrival was named McKin-
ley Hobart Durbln.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-12

CHINOOK SALMoN.-The season for
Chinook Salem opened Saturday the
10th inst. and will continue until
July.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-12
Reduction Coupon
Grand Easter Opening at the
"Nonparei1."

Readers Of TIE JOURNAL ara p.
qu-sted TO cut this ad. out and nre.
sent II at the "NonparieI" FaSfer
millinery opening and secure t6a
great reduction 10 prices on Snring
auu summer advanced stvleS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-12
REDCCTIoN ClrRor

REDUCTION COUPON.
EASTER GREETING. All
are cordially invited TO attend
Ine FIRST GRAND OPEN.
ING ever held in Salem, for
children and the little ones AZ
Ine y on PARIEL" ON
W WEDNESDAY and THTRS-
DAY, APRIL I4TH Am
18th. Misses. Children ana
Baby hats and bonnetS will
oe displayed aud sold an snec.
lal prices To make il a gtaat
OBJECT TO attend and INV NJ
thls opening. Do not f9Igat
the place or date.
9,-C NONPAREIL.
'1' Oommercla. street, Salem. Or.
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