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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06
CAVALRY REUNION.

The thirty-fourth annual reunion of
the First Massachusetts, Cavalry Asso-
citation will be held in Boston at Lam
GERS armory, on Bulfnch street, We'd
nesday, Oct. %. A business meeting
will be held at II a. m. This is to be
followed hY a dinner
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06
limited MoRKMEN

Damascus Lodge, United Workmen,
held it's regular meeting last night at 566
Main street Theodore II. Vidette, as
sistant superintendent of the southern
district, addressed the meeting on lodge
matters
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06
ADDITIONAL MUSIC.

Worcester Association chorus met at
the First Baptist Church last night 1t is
the intention to have a trained chorus to
assist In the music of the church in addi-
ton to the regular choir.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06
sEwED FOR ODD FELLOWS.

Naomi Social Circle met at Odd Fell
lows Home yesterday afternoon, and
sewed for some time for the matron of
the home. A supper was served, and
after q social time the members of the
circle adjourned to their lodge room.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06
aGnsgss&75y

THE American Porter"-is the only
perfect American product Of its kind.
Being made by the Anheuser-B Busch
Brewing Assn assures its excellence.
r. S. Pierce & Co, wholesale dealers,
Worcester, Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06
RELATIVES AS BEARERS.

The funeral of Edward D. Landry
took place at his late home, 81 Piedmont
street, yesterday afternoon at $50, and
was well attended. Rev. DR.. Almon
Gunnison of the First Universalist
church gave a touching eulogy on the
life of the deceased, and the interment
was at Hope cemetery. Relatives were
bearers. There was a large number of
floral tributes from friends.
O. a. - T o II ia.
Bears the 7Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature e %>z9AzIMx
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

Rev. Eliot White of St. Johns Epis-
copal church Is expected back today
from New York, where he has been for
fortnight.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup cures over
night the most stubborn cold as well as
all its Notwithstanding in the
throat, husky voice and violent coughing.
1t is the most wonderful medicine science
has produced.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

Old South Christian Endeavorers to
the number of about rs attended the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

The Quinsigamond Reading Club will
be entertained by Mrs. j. B. Stone this
afternoon and evening. This is the first
meeting of the season, and list of the
magazines to be subscribed to will be
chosen.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

At all first class hotels. clubss and cafes,
"Runnymede Club" whisky, absolutely
pure.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-06

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Ker-
ran at 10 Wabash avenue presented a
brilliant scene last night when re-
ception and social was rendered to
their relatives and friends. Refresh
ments Of ice cream, cake and coffee
were served during the evening, and
dancing and other amusements were
enjoyed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30

.mieIacows mlodsiss1sw najjlspsse
.tahoowaia. K,lka osdb, nalszaoych
do sierakowiekiego ,.Kriegerve"
.reinl'', przylaezYlo sic do gfo1a
tahcu]acYch, . ponle1az jedni
tanicowali " prawo, drudsy " lewc,
pr4eto wnet przysz}o do nleporo-
zum,enia i szczepek. Oberzysta
cache wypros,} wtedY mlejjscorych
Polak6w re swego lOkalu, a
zatrzymaf u sleble nie9m lni b
go6ci. - To daio miejso ow,Ym
mleszkahcom Jeszcze- w'ekszy
pow6d do niezadowolenia, wyb'to
p szyby, a kiedY czfonkowie
,,Krlegervereinu odjekdzal;. zebra
Ia sic dose zpaczna liczba Judzi
pred karozma, powsta} halas,
wYzywano sic wzaiemnie, a "a
odjezdzaiacYml rzucono kilka
kamieni.
IA to teraz skazanyoh. zosta}o
kilku oskarzonych z Miechucina
przez sad przysieg}ych ". Gdahsku
ns 6 tygodni aresztu, a mianon1oie:
~ robotnik Wlktor Wenslorski, q
tegoz brat J6zef, 6 robotnik J6zef
~ stelmach J6zef Miotk,
81 robotnlk J6zef Brzeski, 611 robot
nix Jan! Drewa, y robotnik J6zef
Drewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30
sZLAsK.

W PoPIELOW1E popelniono
straszna zbrodnie: robotnlk
Franc,szek Urbanek powr6ci1 do
domu W stanie napiiym z wiesie-
MIA, v: kt6rem odssiadyw,a1 ka'reR e
pobioie sonY;; zaosaif sig on.w
sien, I gdy nieszczssna. iona iona.
1n ~ c,hl'lw,E,y ' j. q g. w1eo e'' J
z.,l'.''. j, 3 no1 11al1a. k .lLl1Ela. Sn '.iy 1'ql71
ran v ple 4 3 poozfeam q 'e'''
jednta' ll'l1 p,o,e(,hla'wyYeeno,. zb ',Y,11l =
9 ejj.s l'.l1 nlti J. nnooy. !,
-'o--o5 !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30
OFOLE. Redaktor,,
~

OFOLE. Redaktor, Ga att't'Y..
opolskisj'' a. sl4sku Gdrnym pan
Btonlstaw Korassewski wYszodt :
wiszienia, v ktdrem odsiedsia 9
miesieoY "a kalendarz. ' ktdr.m
sad dopatrsY} sic obrazY Niemcdw.
NajnowszY Dumer. gazety Z okazyi
owego uwolnienia redaakltora ?
kaz1i w,szed} druku 2 nagi6v-
klein ,Witamyp j 2 artfkulem
powitalnyn' dla redaktora,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30
Polskapod Mosksla "a

= = -A'I.s. L :: #-:.t#& 80 #S-=&I44%i +
W kraju polskim, ktdry b9dz
co bqd& i~eszcze dis wiecej jeat
rolniczym, NJ przenl5etowym
zn1jduie sic oko}o 10 600 wick szych
maietkow nlemskich. ob6k n''b
lstnicje 800 COO drobnych gospu-
d,rslv wiosclahskicb. Prztc:eclo-
wa rozleglosc szlacheckiego ma
iatku ziemskiego r6sna sig l7e-c'u
d.: esleoinom gospodarstwa. zes
wlo5ciahskiego SO dzieslecinom.
Mic tedy ME ma dz,wnegc, Be
l1czba wio6c1anbezrolnych pa egdl~
NJ liczbe: W Krolestwie PolsS.em
6 ..4a1 7sl siega $50: 900. San til
arnil prawdziwej wfosclan, oder
nych cd zlemi ME jest godzien
zazdrose1. Pewna ]ej cze66 ezuka
corocznie zarobku W N!emczech,
lima zas cze6c szuka zajecla pc
fabrykaoh prey wsglsdn:e naisk''m
z.robtu. Nieszczezciem dla.pier.
wszyoh, a szczedoiem ola drug,.c'h
przemysl W gubarniaoh Kr6lestwa
Polskiego ME roz wlnat sic jeszcze.
tax. szeroko. ably Gala m 1t'ls!, bel1rol-
nyoh wiosslan mog}a tam snaleze
godziny zarobek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30
Z Poznalhskiego'.

POZNAN. Dlugoletnl prar
co.nlk we fabryce Cegielskiego.
SIP. PrYmasiewicz, 2 zawodu sto~
]arz, zakohozy4 zvwot doczesny W
10 roku zYcia.: Byl on " .tejze
fabryce zatrudnionym Cd pocz2tku
ieI powstania j pracowal dc kohca
swego zYcia.. Pogrzeb odbYf sic 2
wsp6}udzia}em w~lasclciela p.
szsmbelana Ceglelskiego, wszy-
stkich urzednibow i pracownik6w.
INOWRoCLAW. softYs z
Rycerzewa> Pannat, wtzwany ma
sRiadka zezna}, re chocfaz by'
zo}nierzem i dose d}ugi czas so}tY-
sem, ME INA tax dalcce jezyka
niem,eckiego, by m6g} pred
" MIN zenac. Pfezes sadu
odpowiedzia} ma to oswiadczen'e,
70 zarzadzi ,ndagac7a, ably sig
przekonat, czY jego t%wierdzen1e
Jest prawdziwem. So}tYs mimo to
swe zeznanie.
NAKkO, dn. 9 marca 1899.
x. .Kazm1erz Niaskowsh z Nak}a
otrzymaf W Wroclawiu stopien
|lcenciata sw. teol. predyka:em,
!, magma cum laude".
ZNlN. " powieoie znlhskim
komisya kolonizacYjna posiada JUL
okoio 40 tyeieoY m6rg zlemi. W
lat 10 pobudowafa ma
tych posiadfo6ciach 3 kosc'oiy
ewargielickie i 8 szk6} protestan~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30

.&A&& RES4&a&5G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S8sG9TSs
2 PruszPolskich.
HoLUB. Zone ohasupnika,
Templins. kt5rl oiekko pokale--
cry Tszy mYta uoiek1a, schwytano
jul v Dobrzyniu i odesiaho do
tutejszego wiezienla. Cheia1a ora
meza swego zabit. DO zY}a : MIN
" ciagael kfdtni:
GDANSK. NauozYcielB Bernard
Bnehholz 2 PrzetoczYna skazapy
zostal przez sad przYsieglych "a
&. u AaYAnQK NaE "0TAIHOSCl HuA ~ ~
"Is'SpoN p'"
'''" 'sN''l'r N''''
a"s''
SLlWICZKI. Cd dw6ch tyr
g,dni JUL many tutaj pile parowa,
,kt6ra postaw,} p. Tempski. W
oq6less p. Tempsli sw6j lnteres
corax bardziej fowieksza. sz,zeS6
mn panic Beze!
e..
- pu
nn.aa;,m rn,.,,
= .ro,nm
50. +nf,. r,r,io I'M
-. .roh ,oua tro;a
a sa,,,, G d.iso, ' tel ..mej
.,.. .,o, - .,
G -.lA
IL
.;aa,, Me,ov ,adnak nadz1eie. Re
tyfus dalszych oflr ME zabiera, DO
.-.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30
SULECZYN. = z mar zeniem
~wlasnego zyela wYratowaf z woody
piekarczyk E. Wolter piekarczyka
+. Gierszewkieggo.

S ~ 3t. !. /; s#:Et2 j So :: -. t. +
WEJHERQ WU. 1go b n. Q
. godsinie wieozorem spalh sic tn
spichlerz5 kupca Lemkiego PREY
rYnku. Straz ogniowa5 zapob'egg l.
dalszem u rozszerzeniu sic: pozaru.
PLEBANKA W Szynwa}dzii'e91
pod kasinem. bedacag dotychczas
wprawd.ie f%aktycznie ale ME
prawnie folwarkiem samym "
sobie, Y skuutek dekretu kr6lew~
II skiiego dnia 5go pazdzlernlka
ls99Sr. zosta{a na ustawie z 3go
ipeaIls9la prraawnie uznana sanie@.
dsisellndY n obszarem dworskim'1:
y apststelendlagier Gutsbezirk) z
~ na. u ], Pr ! l 3 3, szynwatdskie'
Psobstei sohoenwalde).
I M1Hz st " dniu
4; so "a MAa sl...;. &. 1898 ! g roku urzfsdzit
!, K q, lEzsl.s9|stgln s'erakowi0
fsstYns v Kartuzaeh. WNs.zsYSsecy !,
ae1loako,Hle ggo'kkcie pojjeechalls n "a
v D ! 4 ., do K 4, ll',..i gd'iesie bavllllii
q p & ss'll|ptI vle s'' RoNra9sjs ~
.do slslsskllo'.,i4s, vsta EL.i|l| "a M il'14e
! |pis. IS t ! 1 a! Zach s. sl edtzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30
z GA A ]

sE. .#ElE E t#
~REDAKT0kA ..Dziennka
PoIsklego" dr.. Ostaszewsklego-
Barahsklego, kt6ry by{ zarzucif
x. Stoia}owsk;emu, ze stoi ma
.sfuzble generate rosy iskiej zandar-
meryl. Brocka, uwoln1ono cd why.
x. Stoja}owskiego, ktdry bl}
oskarzyt p. dr.. Ostasze xskleegc-
Barahskiege, skazano ma z~aplacenie
- z wyroku wiec wyni-,
ka,, ze. sad uznal prawVdzlwosc
zarzut6w, cz%ynionych x. Stojaiow>
skismu. Juz ubIeg}ym numerze
plsalismY, re sprawl ia stawia <.
Stoialowskiego W w{as;l wem
swietle.
E'E<s-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30

..Gazeta Rzemie6ln1cza' wal
szawska donosi, re pewlen majster
s!usarski, ME znaiqc robotY daf
uczniom kazdemu po kilka HAWAII
kdr zslaza ! kauai ( We. nlela '!
domach " pobl;zu ~powsadzse ie
wleczorem tax zrecznle, W. zamkl
By ,ch wydobyd ME mogll
mlesskancy. N%aturalnie nasajutrz
.roboty m'sl poddostatklem, ale !
pollcYa ma karku. "a ten ,,swletpys"
pom7s}.
zAPIsYWAI WlkRUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-30
GDANSK !. N auozYciel.B Bernard
Buekholz 2 Przetoczyna skazapy
zostal przez sad przYsieglych za
w1stepek przeciw moralno6cl ns 2
lata wiezien,a J utrate praw homo
ro1yeh ma 8 lata.

sLlWICZKI. Cd drdch tyrr.
g,dni JUL many tutaj pile parowa,
kt6ra postaw,} p. Tempski. W
oq6les: p. Tempsli sw6j lnteres
coraz bardsiej rowieksza. sz.zeso
mn panic Bcze!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

b. f. Lane went 10 Butteville this
morning.
Miss Blanche Bell IL visiting friends
ia Portland.
Miss Winnie Byrd is visiting in Forest
Grove with friends.
Miss Remoh Holland returned from
Silyerton last evening.
Jas r. Mccormick was passenger
yesterday for Portland to visit friends.
Mrs. 4. A. Sites and son Of Dallas
went TO Portland, via steamer today.
Rev. J. r. Day, Of Newberg, stopped
over In Salem lavt night. on his way to
Monroe.
j.. II. Jackson, OF Tillamook, who
has been visiting here for several days
returned home today.
J. r. Sullivan was passenger 10
Portland this morning for week Of
business and pleasure.
Mrs. NJ s. Statesman, OF Lincoln,
was brought to the Salem hospital on
Tuesday foT an operation.
David Wagner, Of San Francisco, il In
the city the gnest Of MIR. aud Mrs. =. l..
Willman on Church street
Miss Stella and Rubic Ilockett went
10 Albany last eyeninff via Steamer
Ruth Ia visit Miss l.. Elbcrt.
Mrs. J. Ferguson, Of Newport, is the
guest Of Jo Cordlngly's family ON Nine
teenth street Tor short time.
Mrs. G. schmaudcr oi Moscow, Idaho,
who has been the guest oi Mr., and Mr..
ID. ID. Olmstead lett Tor homo today
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. NJ. Powers we're
passengers on the Ruth last night o.
Albay and tomorrow they will 20 IA their
home Ia Drain.
After attending the closing exercises !
II 81 Mary's Academy, Rev Brongest,
II The Dalles, and Rev. Daum, Of Ger
'his, accompanied Rev. DAILY, ot 81 Jo- /
seph's church, 10 the Mt Angel com.
today
n Was Janilor Puriy oi the Park |
-ch0ol who was let oui, Ia place Of
Rockwell as mentioned la this paper.
There II NO one ohjcciing 10 Mr., McAtce
Nho was elected, but no one asked Ia
have Me. Purdy removed
Nh, and Mr.. J. G. How'd drove la
rom Macleay this morning and Mr..
How'd says cnops have no, b,cn finer,
'Kccpting fruit, ia great many ycaFs.
Nhea, aud oats viii WELD hettcr aud
lay will be- heavier than in ten years.
Hons look extraordinary Ane
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21
MARION COUNTY NEWS
Business Being Transacted at the COR
House.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Nancy w. Miller, plaintiff, VI. George
II. Jones, Mary 5. Jones, his wife, Mary
Genella Parker, G. J. Parker, Ada
Strong and X. r.. Finch. defendants, is
the title OF foreclosure suit filed in De-
partment No. 2. Action r. brought for
the collection Of 81, 500 note secured
by a mortgage on twenty-five acres Of
land lying between Commercial and
High streets, in South Salem, the mort
gage being given by Geo. II. Jones and
wife. The plaintiff asks for judgment,
for principle, and interest and amounts
paid for taxes, and attorneys fees. II. ].
Bigger is attorney for the plaintiff.
DEEDS PILED.
John Scollard and wife TO James F..
Smith, land in section 2, t4sr2 $50.
A. +. and John Wells to X. :. Cop
peck, lot No. 4, Sunnysid9 Fruit Farm
No. 7, q. c. d., f35.
John NJ. Douglas and wife TO Morde-
cal White, block % and lots 3, 4, 5,G,7,
$, 8 and 10, blk 30, SCOTS Mills; also lot
? in Oregon Friends colony also " = Of
lot n, Sunnyside Fruit Farm No. 8,
s3,I25.
Elizabeth $. Zinn to W. W. Curtis,
trustee, = Of Sc 4 the " a Of
q and the r " 4 Of n g sec II, Ito
= east, $500
VIM. Bagley TO W. W. Curtis,
trustee, the . " = Of sec9, t 10, sr5
east 500.
Phillip A. Correll and wife to W. W.
Curtis, trustee, the ne a OF ne "A Of
sec Is and the W Z Of " a and the
n a Of : " a Of see 10, Is sr5 east,
81 500.
United States to Elizabeth ;. Zinn.
the = OF sc and thss W a ofne
q sec IL, { l0sr 5 east, h omestead.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21
ST. MARY's ACADEMY.
Graduating Exercises a, a Favoute Pion-
eef Educational Institution.

Graduating Exercises a, Favoute Pion-
eer Educational institution.
The graduating program at the Acad-
emy Of the Sacred Heart opened with q
national air by twelve hands on three
pianos, 20 either accompaniment, and
the immortal Star Spangled Banner was
sung by chorus Of about forty girls
This was a splendid effort, greeted with
applause. Next came the Boating
Song" by ~ boys with piano and guitar
accompaniment, The boys sang with
strong clear voices and good time and
expression. We feel sure II our board
of Education could have heard the boys
they would want Ia have vocal music in
the public schools
An instrumental solo, T.. Nevin, op.
l3, ON three pianos, was followed by
rs minims with dolls who sang "Bye.I oe
Land In very sweet manner. tn
Cecilian orchestra, composed Of three
guitars, two mandolins, and three pianos
now rendered selection and was
loudly applaudcd.
The cantata "Flom's Festival" was
now presented by eight girls wearin z
mortcr board caps and waving each a
ilag, followed by eight flower girls who
dance and sing and try TO choose
queen. la the sccond scone the dag
and flower drills and marching were
very pretty. ooh those happy days of
they will never come again"
was a chorus that touched the hearts OF
the large audience. The queen is finally
awarded to Charity disguised as hcg-
gar child, Whose cause il espouscd by
the fairy and when her torn dress il
thrown on she il disclosed la rova
robcs, and crowned la great state hy the
Princcss Good VIII
Next came a rccilation la concert by |
the class la clocution hy ten yennr
ladies, " building the Coliseum. Every |
word was clear every gesture perfect. /
and II encorcs were permitted al the 4
academy they would have been Obliged /
la respond Ia a rccall "rin We Meet
Again Was then sung a. solo with
iither ohligato and chorus.
Miss Nellie Derby Of salem Was noW
with diploma ofgraduation.
The same was awarded 10 Anna q.
Dickinson oi Gerysis. The prrsenta.
ion was made by Rev. Wm. naly.
Who also proceeded 10 make happy
address, and in turn introduced Rev. |
lillman OF Astoria, under whose pastor
Ite AT salem the academy MAS founded
The old Masonic temple, which stood
where Dr. Rieharlson' house now stands.
vas purchased 10 open this school that
'ad now grown 90 these noble propo.
i,ions. lie said il Was dtting that the
.rst educational impressions oi youth
hould b. impaired AZ the hands of
Women, and paid a high tribute % tho
ahors oi the mothers and sisters in al.
'cational work.
la travelling over the state he haa
net with the hrss pupils oi the salem
academy as prominent eitiIens and Ia
he hlghes, soeial position and their
ons were today CA the batlleaeld
sh'ing ior our country llis cloqueut
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21

II the lady who 20 kindly gave us an
item over the phone today, touching
the health Of Mrs. c. NJ. -, now at
the Portland sanitarium, will repeat the
favor, We will try to get the name right.
Horace McGrath, Of Michigan, who
has been visiting at the home Of bis
uncle, G. n. Potter, on East state
street, went 10 Portland today
X. A. Crossan, Geo. W. Davis and B.
u. southwick drove over to McMinn.
vile this morning to attend the @. A.
X. Encampment
The ministers picnic on FairmOunt
heights this afternoon was success.
Report in Thursdays JOURNAL
Walter Lyon, Lieutenant of the new
Salem company, is graduate Of a Ken
tucky military institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p weburg aud son,
who have been here attending court
went 10 Portland today.
Miss Edna French oi Portland who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. y. J..
Judah returned today.
Mrs. J. B. Benoit and children drove
10 NJ. Angel today b attend commence
ment exercises.
Harry Hansen left today to work as
book-keeper in the Saginaw and COburg
lumber mills.
Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Jones, Of scio,
drove in this morning for visit with
Salem friends.
=. G. Doris, wheatland's real estate
dealer and capitalist, was a Salem Wis
itor today.
August Huckestein drove TO Mt.
Angel 10 take in the commencement
exercises.
Mrs. Geo. e. Ashby returned 10 Port
land today after visit with Salem
friends.
J. X. Culbertson, Of Spokane, arrived
in Salem today 10 visit iricnd0 and rel
atiyes.
Mrs. j. " Kitchen and daughter,
Dean, Of stayton, were Salem visitors
today.
Geo Leabo and DR.. Tatum drove over
from Sheridan this morning on busi.
ness.
Mrs. w. II. Ledgerwood drove ont to
subimity today TO visit with relatives.
Is. 5. Radabaugh attended commence
ment exercises at Mt. Angel today.
Supt. Carter Of the Blind school went
90 Corvallis commencement today.
Sheriff Durbin made trips today toI
Jefferson and Portland.
Tom Eckhart and family, drove over
10 Dallas today.
Rev. J. VI. Bcauchamp returned from
Corvallis today.
Ed Croisan, was business visitor TO
Dallas today.
Dist. Atty. Hayden returned today
from Albany.
+. A. Downing Of stayton, was in Sa.
lem today.
Montague Lord went 10 Grants Pas-
today.
Cooke Patton took in Portland today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21
.0uP Goods are AW0U UD!
The Prices are Down TO Zero!
bot

We have commenced this morning to make great reduc-
tons on all lines of goods We make special mention of
clothing.
Mems suits such as other stores advertising bar
gains at $3.50 and ST. We say take them for S. Re-
member IS buys good suit of clothes well worth $50 at
FriedmanS New Racket
We have better such as will cost you 50 elsewhere we
say ST. All $3.50 suits go for 49, Be and call in
and see clothing for Boys and Men.
Crash hats from 23c up Overshrts from zoe up. Un-
derwear Socks and suSpenders at extremely low prices
Great assortment of gloves trunks telescopes,
etc, at
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remarks we're very appropriate, full Of
deep feeling and won hearty ap-
plause, forming a fitting conclusion q
a happy event in the history of this
popular school.
The last musical number was the
rhapsodie by Liszt, a piano duet, with
eight hand accompaniment, when the
audience was dismissed. All the per-
formers showed the marked effect Of
the excellent training received at this
schODl
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WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

; Weinshenk, W Pallok, O Thomas.
j NJ Warnnoth, Mr. and Mrs W G Bar
rett, san francisco; r X Steele, Port
land { III lloldman, Cincinnati o.; +
l. Stinson, Portland Edward II Brady.
New York Henry Lang, Portland.
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NXNxNx~&NxN1NZ<xN&N1N1N1
oand coneet

Al the Unity church Tuesday evening
June ~. Or. paryin'a pupils assisted hy
Mrs. Halle Parrish-llingcs, Noyollo
Quartet, Mrs, Holland, J. X. paryin and
Others. admission lb cents ~ -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21
Ice No, owen Away.

cannot afford 10 give ioe away, hut
am selling pure article at a price that
D. within the reach OF all.
CRNsAL lcE WOHEs.
J. NJ. Mciuire, Prop. q a. u
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COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

T. NJ. Minard, Max Cohn, j. NJ.
Creighton, Portland; August Auer, John
Auer, Butler; ;. NJ Eby, Plattsburg,
Mo- +. III. Welty, Gideon Augstburger,
Bluifton, q.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21
Sc Each

An lSNM checkod union linen towel
only Ia a customer, and you cant huy
one tlll 10 o'clock fritay morning. Re
memher the other 10 dozen only lasted
10 minutes the last sale, rhese arr the
same towels.
Watch our North Window Wednesday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21
KNcurslonlals Are Coming

And have good appelites iou who
are 70 entertain will hnd the necessary
food and lnxuries a. hranson 4
Rrgan's dla Cd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21
Another Towel Snap

We rais,'d such fuss with our other
towels, and pleased so many folks that
We succceded in getting another IS dozen
lot that Ne will put out Friday morning
al 40 o'clock al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-21

sWARfZ-At the home in South salem.
june l6, lSla, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Swartz, a son.
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Embarrassed
With Too Many Orders.

iactoY Wports almost unanimously state thai
- Tar AZ least ~ QuantttiNe oniers AMI nrOduc
tive Sai4cltN arr conceruc,l this has hfan an
unusually gosst scas0n in nearly AL hranrhr.
~ bicycles aud allied industries. Frnm IN
BLACK Atg go, al kne, Pa, there coines ne an
nonncenlent that a still hnds ID ncce~sar, al ran
lie factory All night in order 10 supnly ihe IN.
usual demand for the Ifibune hicycls this Kesr
his 4 an almost unprecedented condition far
he middle ~ lune and the company think t
viii D. sraiiNins ncWs 10 all sEcnis who have
assistcsi in uakiaR these machines one ~ tha
torVtaosl lines on the markor N0twirhstanf
ina the iftblne plant has hcen operats.l dav
Fany has been unable a. kcep ahrtasf ~ ~.
Z ide of ogdcu. u y still iully thirty daVs ~,
hind and taf lNo nouths past Ia toaa1 Ia IN
tefanfe ~ deeltns, however ncluctaniN. an
or,iefs irsltn ueN trade.
We hays deanite news lhsi cur lssi iot /. nov
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ruDAY's MARKET

PORTLAND June 2l.-Whcat valley
50; Walla Walla, 5Sc.
Flour-Portland, $3.50; Superfne
$2.l5 per bbl.
Oats-White Asa 48c.
Hay Timothy-$S@$gpcr ton.
Hops-l2@l3c; old crop &c.
Wool-Nalley. l2@l3c: Eastern Or
egon, sale. Mohair, p a 80.
Millstuif-Bran, Sl7; shorts, SIS.
Poultry--Chickens, mixed, $4.OO@4 80
turkeys, live, l3@l3lsc.
Eggs-OregOn, ,l6i9 10 l714 per dOz.
Hides-Green, salted 60lbs, s@9c. under
90 lbs, Ts@Sla sheep pelts, l5@2Oc.
OniOns-75c@9O per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 25@27iac; fancy
creamery, i0c per roll
Potatoes-Sl.75 to 1925 for old a g.. .OO
10 S2.25 for new.
Hogs-iIeavy dressed sac
Weathers 4l6c; dressed. s6q
Beef-Steers. Si.OO@fi.5O; COWS, $500
@fl.O0 dressed, 7@7is.
Ncal--dresSed BdSc.