The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 7, 1896, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1896. to the Chinese registration law of 1888, which amendment called for the deporta- tion of all Chinese having served terms of imprisonment for felonies committed in this country. ‘It is possible that a further amendment_to the law wiil be made, call- ing for the deportaticn of all Chinese sen- tenced to life imprisonment in this country. CUOLUMB1A RIVER STRIFE. Fishermen Fired Upon by Persons in Ambush on the Shore. | ASTORIA, Ox., June 6.—Furtner trouble is anticipated at points up the Columbia River, two dispatches requesting protec- tion having been received from Clifton by Sheriff Hare. The first of these came from J.W. and V. Cook and stated that Sam Brown, while on the river fishing, had been fired upon by persons in ambush on the shore. Several bullets struck the boat, but the occupants escaped unhurt. A number of fishermen near Clifton desired protection from the Sheriff. The second dispatch was sent by a fish- erman named Mario Syerdrup, who stated UTAH DEMOCRATS STARD BY SILVER Six National Delegates Are Pledged to Free Coinage. — i 7 ATWENTIETH- Ml . ——(ENTUR DEPARTMENT - = .. MAIL ORDER SERVICE THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE MARKET STREET AN FRANCISCO, (ALIF. A Mormon’s Political Loyalty Rewarded and a Weakling Is Rebuked. CHURCH AND STATE DIVORCED Adoption of a Resolution Declaring Against Sect Interference in Politics. that he also had been fired upon from shore and desired protection. by a posse. their famiiies. their lives. The Sherift will start up the river to-morrow morning for the scene of the trouble, accompanied The prolonged struggle between the fish- ermen and cannerymen is working great hardships on residents along the Colum- bia who look to fishing for the support of These men are not con- nected with the Fishermen’'s Union and have no grievances, except that they can- not go out on the river without risking the Y Visit the Oriental Bagaars before leaving the building. Ak Three flags on the roof means a Grand Concert that night by the Emporium Orchestra. SAN FRANCISCO, June 7, 1896. Men's All-Wool Suits, $8.45. Our sale of $r10 and $11 Suits at this price last week was so success- ful that we are induced to continue it for three days, commencing Monday, v ) at 8 A. M., when we will offer 500 Four Hundred Defendants File a Con- black and brown Cheviots—regular SALT LAKE CITY, Urag, June 6.— The test at Santa Cruz. To-morrow begins a week of bargain-giving such as San $12.50 grades—these are strictly all Democratic State Convention met in this| SANTA CRUZ, Cav., June 6.—Four hun- . 7 . 3 % 1 wool—guaranteed to fit—the patterns city to-day for the purpose of electing dele- | dred defendants in the suit of M. Eliza- speCltfl Sale I;”fhe“gz;t‘;’;‘;i& Muslin I,e'}fve’f;‘s"’(‘;og'e‘t Francisco has never known. The world’s grandest store will am(ij cqh:ng;rzs nte\g zér;dd\mgcllfién :l";i'? i Nati Ci - ! : s R il i , Or double Dreastes < S gxtas fo the Demacratic Natjons| Conven i belh Peck Iur e xecovsryiotehe anteiol Black Dress window to the left {{ Underwear and Children’s | demonstrate its ability to save its patrons’ money. Our fifteen cut—reduced to $8.45. : tion. Judge Bowers, chairman of State Committee, called the meeting to or- der and Colonel A. C. Ellis was named as The colonel made devoted to ze of silver. Committees were then appointed and a | temporary chairman. a lengthy address, principally the advocacy of the free coin recess taken until 2:30 p. M. At the afternoon session Hon. David the Peck letters of administration upon cured deeds to their holdings, pany. the Soquel Augmentation filed their con- test yesterday in the Superior Court, ask- ing that the court refuse to grant to Mrs. estate of Martina Castro Depeaux, from whom these defendants claim to have se- either directly or through the F. A. Hihn Com- This company filed a similar con- the Goods. of the main en- trance is filled to- day with a choice array of Black Goods. More black goods in that window than is comprised in the en- tire stocks of an_ordinary dry-goods house, but the EMPORIUM is not an orc{inary store. We call especial attention to the magnitude of stock Department, Wear Department on second floor, just above the Ladies’ Parlor, has, so far, been thronged with eager buyers—It promises to be one of the most popular departments in the EM- PORIUM—It’s prices and qualities like these that draw the crowds. acres of floor space will be thronged with eager buyers to get— Tapestry Brussels Carpet at 4oc yard. $1.25 Outing Shirts for 95c. $6 Black Dress Patierns for §3.48. Men’s $12.50 All-Wool Suits for $8.45. 35¢ China Dessert Plates, 18c. $10 Jackets for $4.99. QOak Tables for 65c. Sterling Silver Blouse Sets, 20c. AND A THOUSAND OTHERS. ; | test'on June 1. A <% sy i Evans was selected as permanent .chair- | “ppe 400 defendants declare Mrs. Peck is of black dress goods, to the variety Ladl&s 'Camth‘C adnd ,.r;’]a‘"swk man. Besides the election of delegates | incompetent to act, and at the time of ! of weaves—all from the best makers sowns, trimmed with open- C Specials Jacket Specials two matters of great interest came up for | Martina Castro Depeaux's death she had | of Europe and America. All war- work embroidery or lace—g4 ape dpecials. P! . consideration—the question of church in- | no title or interest in any of the 40,000 terference in politics and the money ques- tion. The first was disposed of by the | adoption of the resolution passed at what is known as the reconvened convention of | last fall, providing for an absoiute and un- | qualified divorcement of church and s and the second by a declaration for tate, the | acres in these ranches, upon which owners of large and small ranches. towns of Soquel and Capitola are built and large portions of which are occupied by | SAN JOSE VOTERS ERRED. the ranted pure, fast black dye. No woman is without a black dress nowa- days, and we expect to furnish the greater portion of the black dresses worn in this part of California. It’s prices and goods like these that will give us selling supremacy. Our Black Suit patterns for— values that cannot be duplicated, 89c, 98¢, $1.19, $1.23. Ladies’ Empire Muslin Gowns, em- broidery trimmed—not skimped for material, soc and 79c. Empire and ‘Marguerette Gowns, in fine Cambrics and Nainsooks—a full line of the latest designs— At $4.95 — Velvet b % Capes—silk lined— Z + jetand ribbon trim- @ @-\med—-all sizes. At $6.08—Fine Vel: vet apes— lined & A throughout with fancy silk—embroi- z;;\ At $4.99—Fine Ker- sey Jackets—Tan color—box _front— fancy back — big sleeves—pearl but- tons—all sizes. JAt $7.50 — Light Tan Kersey Jackets free coinage of silver and instructions to ; 3 some of the most charming lin- E % e ey the delegates to the National Convention ?;.4{550'41::”5 g yards, ;R? inches wide. gerie ever shown inQSSan ran- ?:g:gmé:;:’b‘gnfi“ d;{;‘_’_g&h fif;x‘n)snr:e_d to vote as a unit in favor of its adoption. . . : SEB A B L cisco—prices range 98¢ to $5.95. _ : i back—] Both were embodied in the following res- Fay Wins His Contest Against BB BSOS S 5 = At $8.00—Beautiful Velvet Capes— | ooy ooy bll;lt‘;gi.es. back—large olution, which was practically unani- Prindle for a Seat in the R s Muslin Skirts. all-over embroidered in fine jet— ki mously adopted and with little discassion : . ‘%’5'9,5 el T At 38c Each—Good Muslin Skirts, fancy silk lining—ribbon ruche. | At gro—Light Tan Kersey Jackets— S 7 The Democratic party of Utah, in conven- Council. AL T R regular width—trimmed with | At $1.25—All-Wool Cloth Capes— silk-lined throughout — ripple G $5.35 a Pair. tion assembled, reposing its trust in the hon- £ §7'§5 “ ;, e j; PP cluster of tucks. double full ripple—fimshc?l with bac;c—blg" sleeves and finished Men(s:h Fine Dr;sswPantg—Scotd; est gence, independence and patriot- % % 7 ¥ : " s hair braid—all sizes. | with small pearl buttons. eviots an orsteds—10 o $om of the people . and standing upon the grest | The Court Throws Out Many Ballots $r035 7 g e At 48c Each—Fine Muslin Skirt— 5rows:§l'Mv; a, Chith G ek the latest color effects to select essential principles of justice and liberty upon Which Had Been Improperly | $13.95 gEoNs Sy e full width—trimmed. with tucks | At $1.98—/ oL eull e At $9.50—The bargain of the season from in stripes and checks. which our institutions are founded—while re- : | Above prices about half real value. and Cambric ruffles. tan, blue or black—cutfull circles in’ Ready-to-Wear Dresses— — afirmmg its devotion to these principles as Marked. | 3 At o8c Each—La Lote Fuller Skirts— and Cape scalloped and embroi- mixed Tan Cheviot— Blazer $1.35 a Suit. declared from time to time in the party plat- 4 —_— Cambric or Muslin, trimmed dered all around. style—wide skirts with rustling Children’s* fine quality Duck Wash forms, and cspecially those principles an-| o\ ¢ ;o0 Gur June 6.—The recount| {§ Silks. The best productions of the with open-work embroidery— | At $2.10—All-Wool Cloth Capes— lining—Blazers lined throughout Suits—plain white or stripes— nounced by the Democrats of Utahin th convened convention of 1895 that the restoration of the money of the e re- now believing con- stitution is of paramount importance, declares in favor of the immediate restoration of the of the ballots in the election contest of J. P. Fay (R.) against Homer Prindle (Ind.) for a seat in the City Council from the Hos 2w s i coRigs of ieo aa it | oo Viard yes teawmed s morming silk loom—no inferior grades find shelf room in the EMPORIUM. Those we offer are leaders in their grades, and the sclling prices this week aré marvelously low. other grades $1.23 to $6.08. Muslin Drawers. At 24¢c Each—A good quality of La- dies’ Muslin Drawers—plain hem tan, blue or black—circle-cut— fancy collars trimmed with 2 rows of gilt braid—small gold buttons—all sizes. At $5.99 — Fine All-Wool Cloth with silk—big sleeves—finished with small pearl sizes. buttons—all Silk Waist Special. large sailor collars—sizes 3 to 10 years—real worth §2. 83.95 a Suit. With extra pants and cap—Boys’ at the presentsegal ratio of 16 to 1, as such | coinege existed prior to 1873, regardless of the action or policy of other nations, gold and r coin tobe & full legal tender for all debts, public and private. i the delegates selected by this conven- All-wool Cheviot Combination Suits—brown, gray and tan, in- cluding an extra pair of pants and one cap—ages 4 to 14 years —would be an exceptional value apes—blue, tan or brown—z1 inches long—lined with colored silk—trimmed with 12 rows Sou- | tache braid. and cluster of tucks—other At $4.25—Ladies’ Silk Waist—Beau- tifully printed warp Dresden Sitk—lined threughout — extra full Bishop sleeve—all sizes. the Superior Court, sitting in bank. The votes of precincts 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 were counted and resulted as follows: Prindle | 390, Fay 376, Prindle’s majority being 16. Fay’s attorneys objected to twenty-one | i | before Judges Lorigan and Reynolds olj | At 23¢ aud 35¢ a yard. Fancy Checked Taffeta Silk, 20 inches wide, small and large checks, two real good qualities. grades Muslin Drawers, more elaborately trimmed and better material, 29¢, 33c, up to 98c. i the National Democratie Convention | of Prinale’s votes being counted on ac- At 48¢, 75¢ and 89¢ a yard. at $5. tructed to voie as & unit in favor of the | souny of being marked wrongly, and the | Fanty and Seobeh DI ‘Tare i g ¢ . ; ; : peion of the {orsgotng Princiol by that | latter's attorneys objected to sixteen of | N 2o inches wide, the newest combina: Furniture-selling extraordinary this week. You’ve never seen the prices equaled in San )| Special i‘r‘n%'(‘-)'g;‘:“'z'é:rzg for President and Vice-President known | Fay’s ballots on the same score. This left tions of colorings, values up to $1.25 Francisco. In Men’s great inducements neerely and steadfastly in favor of car- | Fay and Prindle a tie with 369 votes. a yard. ; the principles into operation. The delegates chosen were Hon. Moses | Thatcher, Hon. R. C. Chambers, Hon. O. | W. Powers, 8. R. Thurman, ex-Congress- | man J. L. Rawlns and David Ew: The first named is the Mormon apostle | who was suspended because of his opposi- | tion to the church interfering in political | affairs. In his case the rules of the ans. con- vention were suspended and he was nomi- nated by acclamation, and was aut hor- ized, in case the state of his health would not permit of his going to the convention, to name his alternate. B. H. Roberts, theother Mormon church official who opposed the church last fall, but afterward apologized and took igall back, was put in nomination for election as a delegate, but he was defeated. | lots and sixteen of Fay’s, thus giving , from 37 to 35; 118 to 110. dle, 55 to 54. dle, no change. Prindle, 106 to 100. Ninth—Fay, 114 to Commit Suicide. These ballots were submitted to the court, who threw out eighteen of the Prindle bal- Fay the seat in the council by two majority. | The vote now stands Fay 379, Prindle 377. | The canvass of the precincts resulted in | the following changes: Fifth Precinct— | Prindle, 28 to 23. | h—Fay, from 92 to 90; Prindle, from Seventh—Fay, 52 to51;. Prin- Eighth—Fay, 86 to 85; Prin- 113; et e TIRED OF DOMESTIC STRIFE. Mrs. Bollinger of Campbells Attempts to SAN JOSE, Can, June 6.—Mrs. Mose Bollin:er attempted suicide at Campbells last night by taking a large dose of ether. About six months ago she married Bollin- At 45¢, 48¢ and 68¢ a yard. An almost endless collection of Fancy Silks, in stripes and figured effects, 20 inches to 22 inches wide, all choice new fabrics, worth twice the price. At 69¢ a yard. Monotone Jacquard Peau de Soi, in twenty-five different colorings, light and dark. No such value elsewhere in this city for $1.00 a yard. _ At 75¢c.a yard. Monotone Pekin “stripe with Jac- quard figures, the latest shades and designs, smooth and lustrous—will be one of our greatest trade winners. At 98¢ a yard. ishi , to our buyers dur- Furmshmgs ing the past week, of which we have availed ourselves, and we believe we can make the com- ing week of surpassing interest to our customers. e state with confi- dence that the values offered in this department are unprecedented. We mention in part : Men’s Outing Shirts, 9sc, Unlaundried, in Cheviot and Madras Cloth, with two pockets, all double stitched and felled seams. Garments for which you have paid elsewhere $r1.25. Men’s Fancy Shirts, soc. Laundried Madras Shirts, with col- lars and cuffs attached, all the leading designs, regular price 75¢. Twenty -inch Warp Chamelon Taffetas, extra fine quality—bought to sell at $1.50 a yard, and would be considered a first-rate value at that ger, but after two months she left her hus- band and returned to her parents’ home in this city. Mrs. Bollinger returned to her husband’s home near Campbells last evening and SANTA ROSA’S NEW FLOWERS. | Remarkable Creations of Luther Burbank, Percale Dress Shirts, $1.35. Men’s finest quality Percale Dress Shirts, the grade sold elsewhere $4.90. This Lady’s Desk, solid $8.60. This Solid_Oak_Chif- $4.85. This Neat Library Book 65c. This Solid Oak Table, the Botanical Wizard of Sonoma mgerul toolf: elhel& Sge was discover;d | price. (l!!ak’dz feet;indxgs inwidth. top 18x18 inches. g:nier Wil‘Eh Bolnnet Box. Cast:‘:l Plglisheg hquarter- at $1.50 and $1.75. 2 shortly afierward and removed to the andsome raised carvings. ame without glass $5.75. sawed oak, widtl feet. T County. Niotinits Hospital Nbereillirscofur: (:ro(;kery At 2cc each-- % g £ o3 Brass rods for curtain;s. t SANTA ROSA, CaL, June 6.—W. A. —_— Department, Pecorated Cups S = % Men’s Underwear. Burpee, a seedsman of Philadelphia, was ACQUITTED AT MODESTO. pa » and Saucers, Bo- 1000 Bedroom Suits in every variety, wood, style and price. We offer to you six cases of the New Brunswick Underwear in Vi- cuna—a garment that excels any- hemian China, in Ovide and low shapes, 4 decorations, a leader for Monday. - here to-day to procure some of Luther 300 Parlor Suits in Brocatelles, Tapestries, etc. 2000 Fancy Chairs and Rockers. ; . X ’ The Shooting of La-Editor Hanscom b Burbank's new creations in fruits and ¥ Lawyer Stonesifer Declared Justifiable. flawe:]. H‘e a\'isfl\’e%{ rthlv;\ i:;}mol;ls esperr MODESTO, CAL., June 6.—Attorney C. AN SR R T R 222 e T BRSNS 2ENEZ22E) thing yethoffered at rthhe price we are mental grounds of Mr. Burbank, and was | A, Stonesifer, who in September, 1895, shot At 2oc each—Majolica Water Pitch- i o ’ fog? 1 Ho oing to charge—worth $1.25. greatly astonished at Some of the produc- | . L. Hanscom, ex-editor of the Modesto ers, a new line just received, We Paint |Men’s Silk_ Your New The lowest C?gieg Ladies’ Umbrella Sl e L tions of “The Wizard.” Burpee secured | Herald, in the shoulder with & load of On sale tormorrow as a leader— Houses {Handkerchiefs, | Carpets Disr> 34 no payment | Sterfing Plants. B two of his latest creations, a new poppy | buckshot, was this afternoon acquitted on larger'sizes 25c and 35c. Inside or outside, 45¢c. Y‘f’l‘"’d_a'f‘ 7o P?fi’ the | Sil MONDAY Extra Fine Quality Balbnézgan Un- and a golden mayberry. the ground that the shooting was justifi- — white or calci-| Some of the Are Here. acs € 5 P"I “j“t fiver & fz e derwear, in gray, blue and natural The former is unique. It resembles the | able. Hanscom, while editor of the At $2.90 per set—Fine Chocolate set mine your walls, | prettiest of this Arpet 1o O YEE | Blouse Sets, | brets Pross tho color, finished seams, pearl buttons, Papava Ambrosum, but instead of having | Herald, made many enemies here, among of fine Bohemian China, con- fresco” your ceil | season in Dresden satisfaction — We s |brella Plants that silk finished, real value 75c, the lining of crimson, with dark blotcles | them Stonesifer. The two met while sisting of Chocolate Pot and 6 ings, paper your | eff Full si bought months ago, 20c. SHLus e ouing Our special price - - - 45c each near the hase of khepetals; as s 488 coma- dnvmtg mtqppgséte dxr_e{ctxgnsdon a busi- Cups and Saucers—tinted and rooms. lsvisiti'em ‘:("t i‘zcv anticipating an early Latest designs elsewhere under jidf % mon vavl-lelyhl]he new flowerdisbllinkedhwith o and Blopestiar Arecy gaged 8:7'5&6 decorqtiger:js—n_}l;lst —B g e f’,‘g‘g? fif mesglsnnge- to select from. pos Men’s Auuistralian rt/oal Under- pure silver, the crimson an ack show- e seen to be appreciated, it i N 7 e wear, in medium wei, nice assort- T tatniy’ through. Th: dowas wil e | _ Ukiah Righ School Graduates. is a very special price s | Chinese Bazaar! porper.Shop. then there has been | Ladies’ Liasa {of colors, boughtto'sell at named the “Silver Lining.” UKIAH, CaL., June 6.—The commence- iy Special sale on| e ST a steady increase in | watches, $12. |Department. g‘e”d;’. SR e S0 ’:;3" The giant mayberry is evolved from | ment exercises of the Ukiah High School At 18c each — Bo- Monday, Tuesday | | T PR (T ayli Pthe manufacturers’ atches, S12. pecial price == ¢ = 75¢ wild truit, the seeds of which came from | were held this evening at Marks' Opera- hemian China Des- ( and Wednesday. | gf 2807 8 2 prices—You get the | o Gold filled. - Men’s Close - fitting Balbriggan Japan. The berry resembles the raspberry | house. The class consisted of nine young sert Plate, handsome S e waiting. Shaving *" - advantages accruing | Waltham or Elgin RS ahdi Dt halliol dearis i? hsf: Eex:nchm;go:]d 2?1;?1 '19!1‘:’9:1:.,2,)?3'%% ladies and two gentlemen, as foliows: gold border and cen- Fine Terra Cotta | 15¢, .air-cunjng from our early buy- G movcmensfi B,m buttons, etc.—the genuine 755 Niaive one. &nd canmot be. deserived ex: | Misses Elma Williams, Lillie Barnett, ter, festoon edge in Umbrella Stand | ,;° ing before the rise | Cuaranteed five uality, cep by saying ibat it in superiatively de. | 5 Hollingsworth, kibel Page, Fiogenod design like picture. oy — commenced. it e Special price - - - asceach licious. Burpee has named his purcbase | “ABCY. e B v 5 2 leader at the EM- carved. pecial | Shoe Specials. S Men’s Watches. R the “Burbank.” mings, Gussie Elder, Grace Johnson; "y s o e y . % o e rioties will be propagated | Messrs. Willard Wesiar and Ernest 3. FORIUN Nenic for 3 davs only, Ladies’ Oxford | Extra Tapestry Brussels—regular $12. Men’s Combed Egyptian Balbriggan and exhibited by Burpee at the next exhi- | Line: An interesting programme con- cannot be _dupli LA Ll T 75¢ kind—not .an old pattern in E Underwear, the finest quality, regu- bition of the Royal Horticultural Society | 31848 of music, eseays, the class history cated in the city. $1.50- o the entire collection—ours is a wa(l:‘tfifmh‘l,lfg'lgin larly sold at $1.25 a garment, ‘l’fo};‘i’é’lfl‘z;‘r:‘:‘: Lk s“fii:r‘;(,;?:";";‘e:f SOy 25 T broniecy nag penden i At goc each—Fine Bohemian China Chinese brand new stock, remember— Nidvaments: The Emporium Our special price - - - 95c each o e A eraotd b raneive Horace Willson’s Will. Cracker Jar, full size, 6 decor- Uibrellas. thlsé";'lg’"l;i}"gfiw B;“s::és Guaranteed five | carries a . large Boys’ Camel Hair Shirts and Draw- an award of merit for each of these pro-| SAN JOSE, CaL., June 6.—The will of ations, tinted and traced gold. he thi yowen au 4908 YAIC: years. stock of Violins, ers, in all sizes, special on Monday ductions, as he did last year for his dwarf | Horace Willson, who died at Gilroy on e Just the thing —_ T Mandolins, Gui- and until this lot Is sold at 2sc each. Dinner If you are looking about F 25t Tables Ch for the summer or a set o Ware. we ‘would like to call yous % JFewelry Depari- outing, 5¢. ; Extra Heavy Agra Ingrain—made to 3 ment, main floor wear—color and style the best tars, Banjos, etc.; June 1, 189, was filed for probate to-da; i ) 2 y Music Boxes and by the deceased’s widow, Eunice Willson, AR T ea, Cupid. This plant is only five inches gigh and has snow white flowers. It is now extensively grown in California. R ; we would like to call your i . | left of Rotunda. i A largeand com- FEonn n O The estate is valued at $45,000, and is be- attaiition ta) on: New' Shiape Wit Bread Trays. Bt D 151“55 SEGare | fefbof Robw gh“fi M‘!rslfi Gas Fixtures, A lrgeand = M CHINESE DEPORTED. ueathed to the widow and six children. . H . > pet—thes new Empire designs- trings, Trim 3 pletely equippe: pevs - | Fhie roal property consusts of & catdle range Bohemian China Dinner Set. A full A large assort-| 300 pairs of the elsewhere goc—we say laid and | Kodaks and mings, etc., at Mantelis, EtC. department, car- Penitentiary Conviots Sent to - China | Of 11,000 actres near Gilroy valued at $25,- set for 12 persons, exquisite shape. ment at sc. Real | $2.00 Russet Vici lined 65¢ a yard. Photographic | prices 1-3 lower rying all styles Gas and Electric Fix- e lics hritas uste Mosns: 0?0 analugcrleg of 1.’1‘..; near g?g h,,,,m,, é[}:‘cq“'alfll\n qualll(ty; toAanyIFEench worth roc. ‘Kldl Ties,oturned LoV e = Supplies than you have tures, manufactured for the EMPO- w 2 4 place valued at $5000. e rest of the es- ina in‘the market. As a leader— Fae soles. . e i is - PORTLAND, On., June 6.—There is con- | a(e consists of personal property, among $19 per set. 7 Sitk Monday atBa- 3 | Genuine Roval - Velvet—with or | A" full fine to| been accustomed e e i the Chinese convicts in 5000 9 . yatcA. M. hout border—a revelati to paying. ploying a large number of ski ster nation among the s which are $5000 worth of stock of the Bank Crichacy’ Dipartmsst; sébonid Handkerchiefs, | All sizes. without border—a revelation in | select fromat%)fi mechanics and the local expenditure the Oregon State Penitentiary. A release | of Gilroy. rockery D ’ Sloor, ! beautiful colorings—none better— | ylar EMPORI 2t £ doll hi 5 giter serving a term of imprisonment no e P Fessic-stroet side. b llg‘;c = — and the price lesd cfmly cvghat you | prices. See us|Merchant glf_l;h‘f’v‘lefl"t“f: gastgma‘;:afiuf‘;?téfiz i f the high- s Maid of Honor. s O oul abar- 2 ve n asked for cheap mo- i ilori; = i;;:zi: ';e;:s;::ni:fu::l?fie :on"e“y lfie_ COLUSA, Can., June 6.—Miss Rae Mantel At $2.60 each — These gain at 25c. Men’s Catf gflettefiwe say 09c a yard,p b:ilor”sur:;é lo’\’x{s- Tailoring Assortment calculated to please any ; f Giesii. Soungsst Arugnb o TRAT States handsome Carved Oak Shoes, $2.50. 3 ¥ Department. taste. Prices lower than the lowest portation to China awaits him. Mantel Clocks, fine 8-day fit. Wecan prob- Clocks. Blue and White 3 : rOr-4 v 5 i % A irst= ki 2 There sre at present contined in the 5“‘";;;’(1‘332"“ r“ S. Green, has been pendulum move- ¢ i Smith & Hartford’s Finest Axmin- | ably save you onfi;,m ,‘:'l‘;s:sr’?r‘:‘ SALhgve: yetimawn Salem penitentiary fifteen Chinese con- | APPOTMCE 19 TePresent the county of 4 ment, made in s | ster—not remnants—not spoiled | money. ot e shiitngs Opal Gas Globes, 14c each. victs. On_ these Special Treasury Agent | $oUSh %y [Rf Ranicrey celebration on v America. They are Saucers, 10c. lengths—notpasse patterns—but | oo\ =—— ot for Special Sale ‘Monday only. Cullum, United States Marshal Grady and | the’ appointment. The young lady is 19 15 inches high, Worth 2oc. , this season’s mewest and best— | Dicyce trousers. Suits Artistic Chandeli District Attorney Murphy have kept a | years of age, and was educated at Notre 1T 1-2 inches wide, M o you have been taxed $1.50 for | Riding School. Fhit downtown rtistic Chandeliers, $3.60. watcnful eye. os_-da.v Ah,&'ulm! 'Fol%b Sk Pame College, San Francisco. dials gilt with black Sifk £ the same goods—we say $1.10a Largest on the | fafiors ask. $s0 Cost you double elsewhere. ety e e e B i T fayrs, Tl hour ) Embroidered i oAt rdsas ot HEKE. § wWeed Mamels st and, most dinmonds valued at $1200 from his am- N REN ABDINO Ol 5 strike on cathedral Fans, 15c. 500 pairs of the : square feet—sth| =~ T_— artistic designs, beveled French mir- loyer, finished sentence. Awaiting him | (SN BELHARD O, Oak, ”f:”[;o“""; gong. Worth 25c. Es:estl f00 Tfn,s Best ngdyHBrntfizb.ci&lduflg eL;:v& gi(at:r, Je@s;e-strect Ladies’ rors, rich enameled tiling, grate, etc., K Wardep’s office the Chinuma) i Rt 4 k e —— e a elte ells’ artfor I . guar- i i mpl .50, :3‘“‘;28 Dep?zrtyenl?ursha! Humphr:yf‘ A | ern Pacitic, was killed at Declez this even- Chinese ‘Bagaa- | Shoes in the city. Jaid’ with hea’vy lining—else- | antee to teach “A::lrd{;?:u?'in R low_as i Foo but stepped from one continement to | ing by the falling of a derrick at the Clock Department, second floor west, second floor front, | Sale begins at 8 where $1.35—we say $r.1o a | -riding without in- 9 Gas Fixture Department, rear- of main another, for he will occupy a cell in the | quarry. A blast was touched oft, and in Fessie-strect side. g et b A. M. Monday. yard. jury. [?m.'m. Sfloor, under offices. some way a guy rope of the derrick was loosened end the ponderous frame work feii on Wulf, crushing his head and breast. county jail until his transportation to China. This action of the authorities is based upon the amendment of November 3, 1893,