WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN. TUESDAY, MAY -9, 19-
FEED STORES.
BREWSTER & VH1TE
No. 9 Court Street Phone 1781
SEED FIELD CORN.
SEED SWEET CORN.
A complete stock oi seed com on
hand at the lowest' prices in the city.
Land Plaster on h-nnd. also complete
stock of NEW SEEDS in BULK.
Special prices on HAY. : ' .
. DEALERS IN GRAIN.
." WHEAT BOUGHT
or e-xnangco - lor tjouri and teed at
branch office of Aurora Roller Mills.
warehouse on Trade street, near High.
Salem, Oregon. j
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
( for infants and Children. .',
Castorials a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
groric, Drops and. Sootlitnsr Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness.
It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teeth
ing Troubles and cures Constipation. It regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother'a Friend.
The Kind You Have I Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
"II I rflMF TA irtFnfi'l Odell, who is at Chicago attending the
flLL 1UulL IU UilLUUll Methodist Geral Conference as a
delegate from Oregon, to tne encci mat
l Rev. A. M. Fisher editor of the Nonh
uvlwest Christian Advocate had been re
elected to that position; also that Rev.
I Parsons had been appointed a member
jof the Board of iMrssions of the General
'-v.nfereiKV Rev. Parsons was aston
ished at the news, as he had recom
nended some one else for the place and
was not a candidate, believing the posi-
- - ; ition. was out 01 ms iuhl
- ' . :. . ' ? nrrrnt the district COTTtprtS-
CHiaGO. I1U lMy 2i Edit r ing the coherences ,of Cahfornia. South-
Statesman: The contest over the elec- era UUKjniii. wmmoM V AtTI
osK or xiH msuors electeo
- MKTHOD1ST COSrKBOCE
To Con to rMriS Coast The VT
QnUM Settled Or. Uackler Uu
. . Luit UU FnMr llisfcTtaM.
of fourteen mem-
-toore, visitea aaiem fUtccmotr jasu'"- .. ... j.,ir-,.
and-delighted our people by his lecture h f"'
ana sermon. , ahosc 01 us vuu .
are rejoicing over the outcome
67. A. ROBERTS
Bicycle Repairing
New and Second. HmiWhrels
105 STATE STREET ! SALEfl, OR
TINNING AND PLUMBING.
In Use For Over 30 Years.
T. S. BURROUGHS
TlNNINfJ AND PLUMBlNQ
Gas and Steam fittiftsr. Manufact
urer of Hop and Fruit i Pipe,
103 SUie S.. Tel. 151. Salem. Or.
BLACKSMlTljfiXG.
HORSESKQER AND PEKIRAL BIACKSIIIH
Carriage and Wagonmaking. special
attention pakl to interfering and lame
ness of horses. j : 5 .
185 Commercial St, Opp. Brewery
We have just received a carload of Fertilizers and are now prepared to
furnish our patrons anything they wa nt in
this line.
It is now the proper time to use Land! Plaster,
on hand. .. . . ; i '.. j
Bee Suippli
We hive everything in the line of Bee (supplies.
logue. . I j
We have a large stick
Send for our. Bee cata-
P11YS1CIANS.
SAVA GE & REID, Seedmen
322 and 324 Commercial Strcett North ) -
J. F. COOK, AI. D.
BOTANICAL DOCTOR
f Cures- Consumption, - Cancer, Tumors,
! Airavel ami Kidney Troubles, 'Asthma.. !
Skin and B-u-ne Diseases, without knife,
plasters, posisons -or pain. Also Blind
ness, j Salem, Oregoiu
D. D. KEELER
VETERINARY SURGEON
and STOCK INSPECTOR.. .
Corner Center and Front streets, foot!
of Steel Bridge, "Salem Oregon.
LIVERY; STABLES.
W. H. Hobsonj Crash
For men and boys' wear. STRAW I
lrim rantrmir in once trom sc to
rKS1 HATS at 2SC.-.vsc ana 50c.
FI T.K-II ATS.'. Good sensible and-sty lEslV-shapes, ranging 111 price
$1 to-$.?.so. rS- k . ' ....
( .Ovhb tor service 50 crm pti aim m--
nvi'.RAbl.S. iBest o oz. denim overall
rair, only 45 cents
m the city.
d denim working jackets, at
r-r.": "- r..n At-; Pncet Souna. Atom
lion ot liisncps oas.enaea, oy wecnoifc .l6v .,, n- l
r ,, . . 11 :i . Wkimh iXrwesnn-Lanisn, Xoti
lauing on uoctors jvioore anu iu'-i""- , , ri a 1
ton. It will be remembered that Dr.?Chow (China), and 3 -Bermuda.
and Straw Hats
ATS with both narrow and wide
from
t!.:1, 1.1 no- and rlirrkff
X unit ' " J , . . 1
2 .. , 1, v tt.f.rt- shoes trrjtitlv redltced.
our name on every
The
last of our men's heavy
koc" and 7SCj
Give us a caL
I A E-M t-irmGlfWI no. 2V7 i-ommer-W.
tl. n UBjUlY, clal Street, Salem
LOUIS MILLER & SON
rroprictorn of th
...CLUB STA8LES...
Best Singe and Double Rjgs in the
city. 'Best care given to boarding and
transient stock. 1 ltepnone 41.
Cor. Liberty ami Ferry Sis.. Satm.
H.-.RJ PAGE j W. A. STEPHENS
PAGE & STEPHENS-
I Iorsc: M-cH fed. eood accommoda
tions. Fine Rigs. Good Rigs for
commercial men a Specialty, llortes
boarded hy day, jweek or month.
Red Wlivenf. Feed ond Boudino smdie
i6j CoHimcrcial St.. Tel. 851. Salem 1
1..
rn Woven Wire Field Fencing. Net
ting for iBclgian hares, i Poultry,:
1. 1
Shjtngles and Screen-doojrs.
as one
or the other of the -men sb highly hon
ored will most Hkely become a resident
of Oregon.! We feel confident our in
terests wtlL be well 1 cared tor m tne
hands of either' of them. The woman
qt?estion is now teening discussed. Dr.
Buckley, as usual : is pronounceaiy
against according woman a voice in the
highest councils ol The, church, sne nas
since the days of, Suanna Wesley, had
such an important part in Duiiong,io
ts preTt coitrniandmg position tn ihe
religious world. iBut one thing ts very
notrceble Lir. Buckley iia-s to a great
extent lost4iis hitherto great power over
the Genera Conference. At the begin
ning at the -session, his word was the
will of the great txxly, tiut as nas oeen
so often true, he over , stepped the
bounds of propriety as no question,
great or trivial, was, permitted to pass
without the Uoctori teaing tne way
what t'hev ouurht to do. But there is an
end to all things -and within the past
tvfo days, by many acts and expressions.
the Contercnce nave given ine.seii-as-sunied
leader to understand, that, it is
capable of an opinion of its own. . It is
to be saiU to the gooa juugmeni 01 ut.
Buckley, that he has eeen more silent
arid reserved in the; expression of his
opinions. .
A sy-ftlMiK-nt of the time limit has
not -not, vet been reached. The general
thought i that the laymen will call for
a separate vote, on the final settlement
It has been a surprise to me. to find the
majority otf the leadiing laymen are op
nnsed to the removal of the limit, while
the pastors of the grtat Eastern churches
favor its removal. ? As the discussion
of the woman Question advances the
preiondereiK"e of applause is very.mark-
(d in iavor Ol giV'S ne equal riKi
May, her rights -prevail, is the prayer
1 liM. '
I-veiy much regret thai space n tne
Dailv Advocate accorded me,, didnot
admit the use of the cuts I so much
desired to get before the church! -But
we ronirratulate ourselves in netting tile
appeal in without the cuts. We feel
confident much good will result, to the
!d scluol we all so much love. 1
The rinral vole hasfjjust been taken up-;
011 a-n amcmimcnt to tne v-OTismiiin
of the church to "lie submitted to C011-
icreiwrcs for adoption, which strikes out
the word "laymen," and inserting the
words, "lay "members. 1 he vote was
strongly in favor of the amendment
Another evidence that the world' moves.
GEOj W. GKAiN N IS.
.Ch-icagojlI.; May; 22, 1900.
A FINE POSI PI ON
Rev, John Parsons, D. D.."vastor of
tbe First M. E. church, received last
Tti Knard meets on 1 ear HI cvew
Yerk. Chicago or Cleveland, remaining
in session a month at a time. The ap
pointment is anost iijnportant otie, and
Rev. Parsons is to be congratulated up
on the distinction thus received.
IN THE BACKWOODS.
Ho a Start Was Made on a Mountain
Ranch.
tt.
ai(m Fence Works
..n.c-v onwiftnr 1 59 State Street, Salem.
WILLAMETTE STABLES
'South Commercial St., Salem, Oregon
Having bought W.i J. HufTraans
Feed and Livery business, wc have re
moved ' k to the WiHamette Stables.
sHth of the bridge on Commercial
street, where we will be fmmd prepar
ed to serve the public in tiic best pJ
siWc manner. Wc furnrsfli rig for dnv
inT. Gentle teams for ladies ami good
accommodation for transient teams.
Board horse by day: or week. A
black smkh shoo will be run m connec
tion wih tlie barn, where you can get
your horees hod and all kinds of re
pairing done. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. - -'
HAROLD & REYNOLDS
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of
of
HARNESS MAKERS.
t 1
You Want
a first-class HARNESS. Call on
W. W. JOHNS
t !'be best ever turned
out in Salem. Call ami see for yourscf.
KESTAUttANTS.
20c PER MEAL
nt the
irrfi S'ate street. Salem.
M KILLOP & BURKjlAKT, Propv
nr FennsrsKiPNEY
and Backache Cure.
-in Female Weakness. 1
Unfailin
answer
you in
ve
AN ANCIENT
the State
Oregon for Marion wmj.
defendant.'
-'"'. 1 . r- TA 1...
To the said Sadie ,;. i-miii.ij
named defendant:; . ' .
I the name ot the Statc oi uKW1,
v.. r.oiiired to appear and
the complaint iiei
the above entitled Court and
1 . . , I . -1 ; f r tne
cause on or uui y- - -
me prescribed in tne oruer v
ast publication ;m "
,-hich order provide! mat. me
nttUlirat on be made on ineMiaj. 1..
. . t :t : n inm
xith day 01 .'pru.
and the last i puwiaiMm. ui.
ix weeks thercatter. io-w:-w
Tuesday, the 5 day ot June, .v- "
You wiu inereiuic Frv.
1 .- .1, "rik ilnv ot
answer on or oeiore V-
June, A. D. kjoo: if you tail m to
appear ahl answer,- the ,J.nt J
apply to trie aioye emio v,v...
,1c rdi prayed for HI the .Complaint.
to-wit: For a decree dissolving the
of matrimony now vximu. y---.i..:f;i?
anrl defendant and tor
II rillliifi " ... .
such orhcr and lurtner reuci
he court slwll seem meet.
This s'immops ls '.:,UV .V
by publication, and is .puonnwu. i
Vy .inm- 01 an or-
. . . m T "1 IPlll.lll t r
ter ot tne lionoiaun
ENGLISH
ITY. i
CH VR
from Gen. W. II
Mrs. Vina Hodges, Salado. Or,
4 'From Pacific Homestead. Salem. Or.
T WILL tell how my husband
I and I moved into this p" ace
ten vears ae. and n it is inter
esting enough to print perhaps some
to .read. it. Mi
Hodges came iiere neany a jt
I did. He was just; able to climb into
u:. .'. in a Ariff the ronv. : He had
been sick three months and tne aociors
tcld liim his only chance to Ttve was xo
to the woods, hunt and rougn 11.
so he and mv father started tor ine
coast hills; Aly husband is a good me
chanic and can get j good wages wnen
he works. It took more than he couia
earn to pav the doctor j Dins. "f"
he left home he had one pony, saddle
and a cart and barnes. all worth per
haps twentv-five dollars. He had 1
good gun and two dogs full-blooded
hounds. He had enough things to
camp with and five dollars m money.
He calculated he could make his living
hunting, and he did. He had not been
nnn- -c .months until he wrote to me
he had a trail to Elk City. That was
in the spring, so I concluded I would
conic out here and keep him company,
as he wrote it was awful lonesome,
w.- riv,r tiatl mnr ba-k home again
nn'rt USt huthand all ialone. 'We landed
in Fit Ctv one daV. and it looked dis
mal. The slation lis situated in a can
yon that is about a fourth to a halt a
,;!.. -,M..' vL-ith hiirh hills all around
rovered with big dvad fir logs and
stumps, which are 'not ornamental to
look at. I will send a view of the coun
try to the Homestead sometime, so
z-.nr F-istem reader can sec it. The
hills in summer are covered w-itn
fern which grows from five to seven feet
It rovers the old Iocs and
mii-M rvrrv hill look ereen and lovely
The scenery is fine.; I started for the
rmtv : I toil a ivonv anl had a bun
riu fohe lied on behind the saddle
nnA I carried mv labv in my arms and
husband packed our clothes, a feathct
bed. two small pillows and lots pf other
things on another; borrowed ? pony.
The paek was put on in two rolls and
our oldest boy, then three years 1.
was put in the niWdlc. and the little
fellow held onto the pack ropes in front.
We Were cheered -as we started out.
' T
1..:. . -r rf nfvle. 'iiu-
band led the pack pony and walked. U
was not very tgentie. .;" 'Jhi
well Xor the first st miles, then the
trail narrowed down and wound around
a mountain side. There had not brrn
a pick or shovel's work on it. .me
ponies had made places jum uiK .
for their feet, and it was steep hwn L
hill to the river. If a horse had miss
ed its footing it would have rolled down
thirty feet into the river, which was
deep. The brush and logs were thick.
and lots ol time 1 nad to yirow
fett over to the otner siae 01 i r
ta avoid a tree or log that would nave, .
crushed me or pulled me off. Some-
times the traij was so steep 1 nu
get off and walk. The trad crossed
the river six ttmes in five miles. v e
g$t through without an accioeni. vc
were scratched some from brtth, but I
as happy all the same. , The last
fowr miles ot our journey was uc
a rain. vc were ,i ov-jivvt.. w..un...
I i thought wei-were srone sure, out
did not even jtake cold. VMsr mme
wc came to was a anantr wxi. vv
ceiled. Tlie luimher was split out with
a'frow and put on weatherboard ;Iash
iq'n. We had a juniper bedstead, that
isi two legs and the other side nailed to
the wall. There was-a fire place with
a roaring pig Jire wun a Tn cn..
boiling iuu on mc in,
pood natured bachelor
steaming and
neighrmr there to welcome ueo. ami
bis wife and babies home. It took us
all day to come, and we stopped just
long enough to eat a cold dinner; but
Ivow deliciouf that supper tasted I I
did without a stove the first six rnonths
and cooked on the fire. 'We had a tin
TPtlector to bake bread in. one pot, a
canip kettle, coffee pot. three tm plates. .
and cups, six iron knives and ,tm
spoons, a table made out ot ciapooaruj
two feet bv ithree. no table cloth. I
brought four' plates and some saucers
with me. Ilushand said 1 was puiung
on style. I had been ratsexl on a tarm
and had seei? mother plant garuen. su
I wanted to try this ground nere. wc
nlanted a few seels and I raised cab
bages so large I-could not bit them,
and other vegetables besides. We con
cluded to stay here and try farming.
Now we have, a lovely home and a nne
orchard loaded with fruit. We are all
healthy, and 1 feel .well repaid tor com
ing into the backwoods,
i! . 'At Bed Time
I take a pleasant herb drink, the next
i morning t feel bright and my com-
i plcxion is! hctter. Mf doctor says
II t acts gently on the stomach, Iivef
1 and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxa
l tive. It is made Aorm herbs and
I- is prepared as easily as tea.; It is
y called Lane's Mcdicincv All drug
V. gists sell It at 25c and 50c. Lane
! : Family Medicines moves the bowels
! each day. 1 If you cannot get it. send
; for a free sample. Addrcs. Orator
'; Iv Wood-ward. Le Roy. N. Y. 5-
HIGHER
EDUCATION
MEN.
I "She mana
than a week
leave!"
I m not
OF WO-
ged to keep her cook more'
after the cook -dcciiled to
Isurprisctl. At college I;er
blocking an) interference were thought
Ji-ite pheuomenaV" liplianap dis Jour
nal. I
I Hail, fellow, well met, A
I All clif ty and wet;
! Find out. ii you can.
W ho's! 'master, who's
man. -Swift.
ammammmm iississss ' ,. ,, . . ... f ,
(UUl
...... i 1
t i ne Kentih vi lagt ot uiaacnut
r-,.tlv the ancient custom ot distno
ilie Biddcnden jnia'ul's' chanty
wai performed after thnorning .erv
Th. ehantv consists of a gift - o
i.-J.,,i r!iip,p in no6r residtnts and
U I V nil'.: vi..-. - - 1 4
, lr..ll oanmrd with the ettigy o! Kl!3
aJid Marv Chulkhurst, jthe ""Bidden Jen
;.t nil -.-Miier. I According to
im,i;ti-i riiza and Mary C'ltilkiiar.-
wiere born in "noa. -jointed logcdter by
the h:p and in this taie existed .or
iHirtv-four years, whenf ore .vis taken
;n -,,,,1 Hied The othet. ret a -in to
til . . 1: . , -r, I
nnrated. died MX hou-.s aiierwaru. ny
tlie r will the charity camt into r cvitt
tftce. i
I tow did that figltt between the
teni?er. end.-' ! .
- , .
"It was lotitfhi to a? draw ana mcy
.th fell in!" Cieveiahd Plain Deilt-.
ikimeiiffl ; Prow
1 Mower
For his grass crops a farmer needs a mower tint is convenient
to handle, durable, and with gixat capacity, so that witn the least
labor for himself and the least care and risk, and with the least strain
upon horses and harness, ho. can cut the most grass, whether in
heavy cutting or in light, over rough gronnd or smooth, in a dry
season or a wet one, in good conditions or bad conditions, h
The Champion Draw-Cut Mower meets every rcquiranent for
grass cutting. IT DRAWS THE 'BAR. If the cutters meet a fixed
obstacle the wheels will not lift from the ground. With thisjinachme,
theiefore, the driver is safe and is in no danger of being thrown oil
The resistance of diflicult
-r
r. r.
Boise,
D.
oer oi me- . v
judge of the above entitled court.
Dated this 21st day of April, A.
I9Fir?t insertion ! April 2th. A. D.
IfJXX MILLER & MILLER.
j Attorneys ft.rj Plaintiff.
4:4 w7t. ;', -''" - i.j'L.,: '
..iMkntrKATRl X'SNOTICE.
Notice is here'oy S'en
that
designed has been appointed oy "
county court of the Mate l Oregon lor
Marion county. admmi-.tratrix 01 t-ie
S oC Peter Mauer. e-ed hteoi
Marion county, Orcg-n. Ml ptr sm
having cla ms against tne Hstate ci sai 1
xi,.r are hereby required to
C mc to me duly verified as
?rr?m 1 . . -J . n.ir rrsidetxt. one
mile uorth of Meha-maV in said County
n,,,.e r"?" .t ..w,n Kir months from the
of the estate 01 r exe
the
by
tin
the
GOOD FARMS FDR SALE
From" $6 Vo $25 per ci
Thnr lands -ire in Marion county,
foretcl-isure by' non-residcii U hence
are offered for lcs V" " r if.ll rTr
1..U 1 ownfrs. Ior lull par
I .L.vrr!ill(ll Call OH Ol
noiiars i r-irrlt til
Anioiistratrix
Matter, deceased.
Hotel Santlam
Eureka Harnewi Oit U the IBrt
prervtlve of new lenrtneT'
and the best rrnnvnfTT '
lether. 1 1 oi 1, noflenn, bUtk
eoaaaid prolecuv. tie
Eurolia .
ESarnoss Oil
oa your b himw. "jl
will m Z71l
from bait frtnw to Ave caUona.
IT DRHWS THE
NO PUSH.
fill FKN'CE POST, toa:.eI with
..Carbolincurfi; Avcnarius.
.. -r Car tt Is nina a Radical
liemVly Aaitwt Chicken Us, .
irarfleali'Mi to the "i walls f Py-
nal ail I.llr.
U...I.I!, fTileke Ilewty eBR-,
wrue for clreuUr- an prieea ,-u.d
lion thl pap"- . .
,LttWAlSAU.:M,:OHEQO.V.
WAKTED.-T9 BUT A FEW
- unrtt vearunca una -
cMs. for-which n b'eh' m.tLV.
l" "-"- - -E.r7.tr
i., - . -
-Mittinp holds tho wheels
tighter to the ground, and
thus givc3 more traction
and cutting power when
that power is most needed.
This is the reason, why the
; Champion will do cutting
' tlikt other mowers cannot
tTo On all other front-cut
mowers tho wheels will
lift from the ground when
the ba r meet a h x vd ol
stacl, thus reducing the
cutting ability and put
' ting tlie driver in danger
of leiiig thrown off and
injured. T he ad vanttige?
the rear-cut mowers used
tht v Milled tiie bar thev could do more flifficult cuttngiand were
" m.ire durable than fronWcut mowers, but for the same reason ho
Draw Cut Chamiion has all the cttpacity Xor cutting, and nil of Uie
durabiilily. anl every good quality of the bid style rear-cuf inachmes
l t . 1 -iii ,.r i7.K ,ofi.rr- f.f t ho mmlern front-cut mower.
Usidcsils own many exclusive advantages, combined wiUi .light
draft and irfeci fafcty for Ihe driver, for on the Champion the bar
V mower ever was made that after a seaon work did not show ronie
TtTILm. Lmneetintr- cutter b-to the" machine, and ar.poof, as that
V .Ml l v I aW ' -a
Aitclcd Traetioaw
THE WHECLS WILL NOT LIFT FROM THE GROUND.
tCC
in
BARGAIN. the best stock
t. row oncri 101
At "et:ri"ts New House, newly
STcdT
pme from proprietor.
IW1B F.
.1, .Nirr nnrh in Linn county.
BOZOKTH Bl'.OlHElt
5A1 EM IRON VORKS
YoMi Work Solicited.
awrci. very
Oregon.
cheap.
K.
Shehon. Scio.
5:r-4twi.
"he .C. and"knife cease .0 be in r,ne,ihc sections cea, Mto tenter:
wear, friction and hard J f"
r.C?cKSS2. hSScceSS- -oth of these
cipl of tlJ ;?Chan.pifl ,are warranted in th strongest manner. ;
' . " -. t"...B mi.ic in tarn size. Ali-it. and 5-ft. cut.
Ker-ular uraw
Diff
Draw Cut Mowers made in two icis 6-ft. and 7 t-
wssi rlitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
teSWSSj-' SALEH BRANCH j j
.iirite For l'euierec
.ill vvj
call on .
i Dr. W. Long
F. f: CARY, Manager. Opposite the Brewery
5
1
i
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Venterinary Surgeon,
Salem Or,
Statesman ob OSc.
Fin priiitini-
r GEORGE- E. SLY, Sup't