Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 07, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm.imm.i ill Hi "J- J. i-foWj SJs w ... - , MI1 WIISW lTHIHIIMI tUMIMTIIIIIII ITlIT 111 ITT 1 I berlila 1-0, Welter 106, Veatch 107, Hermann 163. Republicans claim lire county by 200. 0 BAKER CITY. Hakrii City. June 7 The elec- ty ,JIn pussed off quietly tn this city 10Q0 voles were polled. Democrat Hud ltepubllcnns both claim tho day, while the People's parly claim they have elected one man, tho asssessor. . Lupo polled tho silver vote, and will run ahead of the ticket. CLACKAMAS. Okkoon City, June 7. Four tlck- ' cis In tho field brought out a fair volo, but tho count Is slow. Five precincts, Including Oregon City east 1044 Votes. URuiust 033 In the same nroclncta two years ago. Two. hundred and thirty-five votes counted In Oiegon City give for con gressman, Hermann 128, Veatch 65 Eorlt 41; supremo judgo, Moore 113, Bennett 00, Walker 42; Attorney general, Webeter 119, Chamberlali 106; circuit Judge, MoBrlde 170( Hare 60. Republicans have prob ubly carried the county by a good majority CLATSOP COUNTY. ASTOitfA,Juue7. The total vote of the city 1415, about 400 lesHtha. In '00, owltjg to the ubsenco of flsher tnan and the hesitation of illlierut voters. Democrats eeoin to n slightly leading, so far as counted but the result Is yet ludellulte. lht vlt-etion passed off quietly. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. Gkants Tabs, On, JuueO. T Republican central cemmittee: Th( straight Republican ticket wlllcorr.x Josephine county. Hermann's mit Jortty will be 100. Portland, Juuo 7. Outof207f votes counted In this city Ellis, Rep for congress received 1611; Slater Dem., 702; Luce, People's, 293 total vote of tho city 11,027. If thl ratio Is maintained Ellis will hav. 4000 plurality in this city and In tin district 6000. Portland, Juno 7. Up to noor the rouut has been veiy slow anc mtajjor. Chamberlain Is runnlu, ahead of his ticket anil Webster b leading him by a few hundred vote. Tho county ticket is pretty wei: mixed and It will take completi returns to indicate the result. Ni advlcis havoyet been received fron Eastern Oregon. In first dlstrlci advices from forty-two precincts li. jive counties give Hermann 2421, Veatch 1055, Webster 8121, Cham berlain 2612. It is estimated tei pr cent of tho city vote will b thrown out on account of irregular ities. MoMinnville, Juno 7. Twelvt precincts give as majerities: Her niauu 301, Moore 110, Webster 152 Burnett 175, McCain 830. Six pre cincta yet to count. OitnaoN City, June 7. Nino pre ducts, Including Oregon City, glvt Hermann 710, Mooro 002, Beuuett 484, Webster 720, Chamberlain 008. Eugene, June 7. Nine precincts give Mooro 000, Bennett 443, Walker 109, Webster 734, Chamberlain 504; Hermann 704, Veatch 472, Rork 181 Portland, June 7. Eight pre cincts complete in this city give Webster 720, Chamberlain 631; Mooro 1070, Bennett 030. MoMinnville, Juno 7. Reports are coming slow. Six precincts rep resenting ouo thousand votes, have majerities: Hermann 206, Webster 80, Mooro 80. Republicans olect everything except ono member to tho legislature aud clerk. FOLK COUNTY. Dallas, Juno 7. ReturnB in nil excopt two precincts, Democratic senator and representatives elected. Sheriff, superintendent and clerk, Republican. Chamberlain leads for attorney general. Republican's ma jority is about 00. Outside tho County. ConvALLis, Juno 7. Two-thirds vote glvo for cengress: Hermann 900, Veatch 693, for attornoy-geuoral, Charaborlaiu 807, Webster 783, for Judgo, Bonnott 207, Mooro 703. Neck and Nock. Portland, Or., Juno 7. Latest returns Indicate tho election of Chamberlain by fifteon hundred. Legislature and county ticket here neck and neck. Wonderful sa tho uo ot Hood's Sarsaparllla. Bolero pases ul scrofula, upon wlilcli ottier ntf nratlona have been powerles, yield to tho peculiar curative powers of tliU niedlcliio. DfotressliiK cases of dyijieptla, cxcntclat hi? complaints of tlie klUucys and liver, ngonlxlua Itch ft..li, and pain of Mlt KGSU ITS rheum, disagree- fun. ulilo cubcs ot catari it, and aches and pains of rheumatism, are cured by Hood's Bar sarmrlHa. It purines tho blood, nud at the :) tlmo tones tho stomach, creates nn nrKtlto, aud gives strength to every funo Ua of the body. Glvo It a trial. General Doblllty 'Tor four years my vlfo suffered with largo tumor hunches on tho glands under the arms, and Rcnerol debility of tho wholo system. Bhe became so poor In health that wo vero on the tergo of despair regarding her recovery. 1'hyslclans did not seem to understand her case) at all events tho never derived any benefit from their treatment. Blto finally ooacluded to try Hood's Barsaparllla. Tho luunedlato effect u so marked and satisfactory that lie coutlnued to take It, and this is tho weultJ 8ho has gained lu weight From 84 to III Pound K,(l U stronger and In better hoilth than ho lias lMen fur years. The bunches under Jier anus have dJmlolshed, and wo bellwvo Hood' Barsaparllla will l too much for tuwulutlrae." J.J.Koncuoss.ieaOom. Mrcla! Btrtt't, Boston, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparllla tyUV3UU. fhiUftrp. I'wiartdky C X. P09O CO., ApoihsesrUi, towU, Mm a, 10 vs On Dollar UffilRNS BY Showing of Some of tho Work of tho Silent Ballot, SALEM PRECINCT NO. 1. Hermann 120, Klgdon 11, Rork 7, Veatch 45; Bonnott 65, Mooro 114, Walker 6, Welch 11; Chamberlain 72, Webster 109; Adair 15, Albaugh 9. Ford 120, Geer 119, Henderehoti 60. Hunt 40, Jory 30, Laymau 100, Matthows 12, Ollnger 15, Ormsby 105. Porter 13, btrayer 10, Weeks 33, WIesner 0, Wlmer 82, Wright 123; Condit 16, Harding 64, Hubbard 101, Swank 11; Elder 63, Knight 125, Norwood 2, Scott 0; Applegate 28, Batcbelor 80, O'Douald 08; Burnett 122, Shaw 03; Bilyeu 01, Denton 13, .IcCaln 112; Cooley 51, Gibson 117, Miller 17; Egan 71, Hurst 10, Slier nan 82, Starr 17; Baughraan 20, Hull 13, McNary 150; Brown 85. Bruer4, Cook 86, White 11; Ander ion 117, Darby 14, Eberhard 9, Grlf Uh 48; Coffey 114, Curl 8, Robert ou 13, Shanks 49; Graham 108, Jory 16, Mlze 45, Simpson 13; Herrlek 70, BtottlCO; Welch 113, Ratzbury SALI.M NO. 2. Hermann 134, Rlgdou 9, Rork 7, Veatch 72; Bennett 82, More 127, vValkcr 5, Welch 0; Chamberlali. 9, Webster 131; Adair 11, Albaugh I, Ford 142, Geer 142, HendershoU 74, Hunt 67, Jory 69, Layman 118, Matthews 9, Ollnger 15, OrniBby 118 "orter 10, dtrayer 8, Weeks CO, WIesner 7, Wlmer 00, Wright 14l; mdlt 11, Harding 73, Hubbard 123 iwank 10; Elder 77,Knlght lSO.Nor vvooct 5, Scott 0; Applegate 23, Batch lor 00, O'Donald 00; Burnett 142 Hhaw 73; Bilyeu 78, Denton 8, Mc Cain 132; Cooloy 09, Gibson 130. Mil er 10; Eagau 91, Sherman 114, Starr, 7; Baughman 25, Hull 8, McNar. 181; Brown 07, Bruer 0, Cook 111, .Vhite7; Anderson 125, Darby 10, Eberhard 9, Griffith 74; Coffey 130, Jurl 8, Robertson 9, Shanks 73; Clniham 128, Jory 13, Mlze 09, Simp ton 9; Herrlck jr., 205; Stott 202; Welch; 142 Ratzburg 00, SALEM NO. 3. Hermann 240, Rlgdon 21, Rork 13, Veatch 87; Bennett 09, Mooro 227, Walker 11, Welch 19; Chamberlain 150, Webster 100; Adair 10, Albaugh 18, Ford 250, Geer 229, Hendershott 03, Hunt 52, Jory 03, Layman 199, Matthows 17, Ollnger 17, Ormsby 209, Porter 10, Strayer 10, Weeks 57, WIesner 14; Wlmer 08, Wright 242; Condit 20, Harding 102, Hubbard 214, Swank 12; Elder 130, Knight 100. Norwood 8, Scott 13; Burnett 243, Shaw 100; Bilyeu 104, Denton 22, McCain 228; Cooloy 89, Gibson 240, Miller 24; Egau 186, Hurst 24, Sherman 177, Starr 10; Baughman 30, Hull 22, MeNary 289; Brown 100, Bruer 10, Cook 170, White 13; An derson 205, Darby 18, Eberhard 17, Griffith 115; Coffey 230, Curl 15, Robertson 21, Shanks 00; Graham 22-1, Jory 10, Mlze 80, Simpson 77, Herrick 830; Btott814; Applegate 83, Batchelor 157, O'Donald 140; Welch 220, Ratzburg 102. SALEM NO. 4. Hermaun 144, Veatch 72; Benuott 80, Mooro 137; Chamberlain 107, Webster 123; Ford 159, Geer 142, Hendershot 09, Hunt 40, Jory 44, Layman 121, Ormsby 120, WeekB 43, Wlmer 48, Wright 169; Harding m, Hubbard 128; Elder 81, Knight 137; Batchelor 92, O'Donald 113; Burnett 161, Shaw 77; Bilyeu 89, McCain 133; Cooley 70, Gibson 141; Egau 89, Sherman 116, McNary 185; Brown 03, Cook 121; Andeison 135, Griffith 78; Coiloy 130, Shaulis 741 Graham 134, Mlze 01; Herrlok, Jr. 213; Btott 205, Welch 138, Ratzburg 80. SOUTH SALEM,. Herman 80, Veatch 74, Rork : Rlgdon 10; Bennett 81, Mooro 84, Walker 25, Welch 13; Chamberlalu 107, Webster 87; Adair 10, Albaugh 25, Ford 08, Geer 85, Hendershott 78, Hunt 74, Jory 81, Layman 77, Matthew 14, Ollnger 18, Ormsby 70, Porter 11, Strayer 10, Weeks 75, Welsner 30, Wlmer 01, Wright 90; Condit 20, Harding 70, Hubbard 78, Swank 25; Elder 85, Kulght 02, Nor wood 10, Scott 11; Burnett 100, Shaw 88; Bilyeu 77, Denton 32, Me. Cain 95; Cooley 71, Gibson 00, Mil ler 85; Egan 105, Hurst 15, Sherman GO, Starr 21; Baughman 40, Hull 21, McNary 110; Brown 74, Bruer 20, Cook 03, Whito 18; AudeYson 91, Darby 20, Eberhard 15, Griffith 78; Coiloy 01, Curl 23, RobortHou 17, Shanks 70; Graham 70, Jory 85, Mlzo 89, Simpson 12; Herrlok 107; Stott 102; Applegate 24, Batchelor 82, O'Douald 89; Welch 101, Ratz burg 77, YEW I'AltlC. Hermann 91, Veatch 45; Benuott 40, Moor 02; Chmnbeilalii GO, Web ster 00; Ford 100, Geer 60, Hender shott 43, Hunt 41, Jory 40, Layman 80, Ormsby 75, Weoks 40, Wuuer 31, Wright 100; Harding 47, Hubbard 01; Elder 65, Knight 02, Batchelor 87, O'Donald 01; Burtiott 105, Shaw 59; Bilyeu 60, McCain 01; Cooley 45, Gibson 01; Egan 65, Sherman 60; MoNury 117; Brown 70, Cook 69; Anderson 84, Griffith 40; Coiloy 01, Shanks 40; Graham 60, Mlzo 49; Herrlok Jr. 161; Stott 154; Welch 01, Ratzburg G3. KASTSAI.KM, Hermann 80. Rlgdon 6, Rork 5, Veatch 46, Beuuett 40, Mooro 40, WttluorO, Welch 4; Chumberlalu 41, Webster 45; Adair 4, Albaugh 8, Ford 44, Geer 42, Heuderahott 33, Huut 32, Jory 33, La muu 39, Mat- thews 8, Olluger 0, Ormsby 39, Por- tor8, Strayer 8, Weokb8, WIesner 3, Wlmer 37, Wright 4lj Condit 6, narding 43, Hubbard 87, Swank - Eider 49, Kulght 81, Norwood 8, Hcott 6, Burnett 41, Hhaw 47; IJUyeu 1 42, Denton 0. McCain 43; Cooloy 43, Glbon 45, Miller 7; Eagau 64, Hurst 3, Sherman 32; Baughman 17, Mc Nary 64; Brown 20, Cyok67; Ander son 34,Grimth 49;Coffoy 35, Shanks 46; Graham 37, Mlze 40; Herrlck 81; Btott 82; Applegate 47, Batchelor 47, O'Donald 41, Welch 45, Ratzburg 88. NOItTIl BALES!. Herman 109, Veatch, 00; Bennett 05, Moore 104; Chamberlain 78, Webster 100; Adair 28, Ford 110, Geer 108, Hendershott 62, Hunt 45, Jory 45, Layman 03, Matthews 31, Ormsby 92, Weeks 44, Welsner 46, Wright 113; Harding 05, Hubbard 104; Batchelor 05, O'Donald 82; Bur nett 112,8haw81; Bilyeu 70, McCain 104; Cooley 54, Gibson 112: Egan 07, Sherman 99; NoNary 135; Brown 83, Cook 85; Anderson 99, Griffith 03; Cofley 105, Shanks 03. Graham 100, Mlze 01; Welch 125, Ratzburg 63, Elder 00, Knight 116. ENOLEWOOD. Hermann 140, Veatch 90, Ben nett 100; Moore 143; Chamberlain 114, Webster 154; Ford 160, Geer 140, Hendershott 82, Hunt 100, Jory 08, Layman 133, Ormby 132, Weeks 90, Wimer 70, Wright 150; Harding 73, Hubbard 140; Elder 101, Knight 149; Applegate 23, Batchelor 141, O'Donald 111; Burnett 103, Shaw 119; Bilyeu 102, McCain 151; Cooley 05, Gibson 153; Egan 102, Sherman 129; Buuuhman 48, McNary 182; Brown 121; Cook 129; Anderson 130, Griffith 107; Cofley 147, Shanks 01; Graham 142, Jory 28, Mlze 02, Simp sou 23; Herrick, jr 232; Stott 253; Welch 103, Ratzburg 05. JEFFEKSON. Hermann 80, Rlgdou 11, Rork 47, Veatch 30; Bennett 40, Mooro 80, Walker 41, Welch G; Chamberlain 74, Webster 83; Adair 10, Albaugh 47, Ford 80, Geer 74, Heudershot 40, Hunt 08, Jory 00, Laymau 71, Mat thews 0, Ollnger 5, Ormsby 70, Por ter 6, Strayer 0. Weeks 00, WIesner 40, Wlmer 32, Wright 00; Condit 0, Harding 60, Hubbard 07, Swank 39; Elder 50, Knight 73, Norwood 40, Scott 5; Burnett 82, Shaw 75; Bilyeu 41, Denton 40, McCalu 70; Cooley 34, Gitison 09, Miller 00; Egan 01, Hurst 8, Sherman 63, Starr 43; Baughman 58, Hull 0, McNary 91; Brown 87, Bruer 40, Cook 28, White 3; Anderson 73, Darby 42, Eberhard 0, Griffith 45; Cofley 45, Curl 70, Robertson 7, Shanks 35; Graham 81; Jory 45. Mlze 35, Simpson 0; Her rick 153; Stott 163. AUROKA. Hermann 70, Rlgdon 5, Veatch 10, Rork 2; Bennett 10, Mooro 74, Walker 1, Welch 4; Chamberlain 28, Webster 06; Adair 0, Albaugh 4, Ford 80, Geer 73, Hendershott 08 Hunt 8, Jory 0, Laymau 17, Mat, thews 8, Ollnger 4, Ormsby 09, Porter 4, Strayer 3, Weeks 0. Weisner 4, Wlmer 20, Wright 57; Condit 3, Harding 43, Hubbard 45, Swank 2; Elder 31, Knight 59, Norwood 2, Scott l;Giesy 75, Hiukle 10; Burnett CO, Shaw 20; Bilyeu 10, Dentou 4, McCain 74; Cooley 15, Gibson 7, Miller 0; Egan 50, Hurst 8, Sher man 23, Star 5; Baughman 5, Hull 4, MoNary 81; Blown 00, Bruer 1, Cook L'0, White!; Anderson 09, Darby 3, Eberhard 09, Griffith 18; Coffey 70, Curl 2, Robertson 4, Shanks 17; Graham 70, Jory 1, Mize 13, Slmpson3; Herrlck 94; Stott 93; Miller 82, Woodmau 10. MAOLEAY. Hermann 60, Rlgdon .3, Rork 0, Veatch 34; Bennett 48, Moore 30, Walker 0, Welch 3; Chamberlain 30, Webster 54; Adair 4, Albaugh 11, Ford 47, Geer 48, Hendershott 32, Hunt 85, Jory 31, Layman 40, Mat thows 3, Ollnger 2, Ormsby 30, Porter 3, Si ray or 3, Weeks 81, WIes ner 0, Wlmer 80, Wright 41; Condit 4, Harding 40, Hubbaid 87, Swank 7; Elder 89, Knight 42, Norwood 0, Scott 2; King SO; Burnett 47, Shaw 40; Bilyeu 83, Denton 8, McCain 52; Cooley 82, Gibson 60, Miller 11; Egau 50, Hurst 3, Sherman 27, Starr 11; Baughman 10, Hull 4, MeNary 13; Brown 43, Bruer 7, Cook 38, White 3; Anderson 81, Darby 8, Eberhard 1, Griffith 40; Coiloy 42, Curl 7, Robertson 4, Shanks 41; Graham 40, Jory 0, Mlze 31, Simpson 2; Herrlok ai; Stott 84: Humphreys 02, Ramsdeu 20. liUTTEVILLE. Hermann 71, Veatch 67; Bennett 09, Moore 50; Chamberlalu 03, Web ster 01; Ford 02, Geer 00, Hender shott 80, Hunt 37, Jory 68. Layman 20, Ormsby 05, Weeks 33, Wlmer 68, Wright 08; Hardlug 73, Hubbard 40; Elder 71, Kulght 64; Burnett CO, Shaw OS; Bilyeu 03. McCain 03; Cooloy 68, Gibson 69; lSinui 79, Shor man 48; Baughman 28, MoNary 89; Brown 00. Cook 00; Anderson 00, Griffith 01; Coiloy 03, Shanus rtt; Graham 74, Mlzo 43; Herrlok 127; Stottt 180. MARION. Hermann 23, Veatch 18; Bennett t8, Mooro 21, Walker 18; Chamber lain 21, Webstor 27; Ford 31, Geer 28, lloixlershotj 10, Hunt 24, Jory 21, Layman 21, Ormsby 22, Weeks 20, Wlmer 13, Wright 28; Harding 20, Hubbard 20; Elder 22, Knight 80; Burnett 25, Shaw 24; Bilyeu 17, Dentou 10, MeCalu 29; Cooley 16, Gibson 31, Miller 18; Egan 28, Sher mau 21; Baughmau 17, MoNary 35; Brown 35, Cook 13; Anderson 25, Darby 17, Griffith 18;Cotley 20, Curl 10, Shauks 22; Graham 29, Jory 15, Mlze 14; Hemok 50; Btott CO. a.VMIKLD. Hermaun 28, Rlgdou 8, Rork 3, Veatch 10; Bennett 22, Mooro 20, Walker 2, Welch 7; Chamberlain 27, Webator 28; Adair 12, Albaugh 3, ord32, Geer 20, Hendershott 21, Hunt 14, Jory 10, Layman 22, Mat . thowu 7, OllUjjer 5, O.msby 22, Torter 7, Strayer 7 Weeks 11, Wlea- ; ner 4, Wlmer 22; Wright 28; Condit 4, Harding 80, Ilutburd 31, Bwunk 3; Elder 27, Knight 23, Norwood 2, Hcott 6; Burnett 28, 8haw 20; Bilyeu 23, Denton 7, McCain 26; Cooley 23, Gibson 20, Miller 8; Egan 23, Hurst 0, Sherman 21, Hrr 2; Baughmau 12, Hull 8, McNary ST; Brown 25, Bruer 2, Cook 21, WMto 7; Ander son 22. Darby 2. Ebprhard 5, Grif fith 27; Coffey 23, Curl 4, Robertson 8, Shauks 23; Graham 23, Jory 2, Mlze 19, Simpson 7; Herrlck 64; Stott 54; Sloper 11, Sparks 18, Webb 17, Stoakes 10; Worrell 24, Craw ford 29. ARIQUA. Hermann, 55, Rlgdon, 1, Rork 0, Veatch 147; Bennett 148, Mooro 49, Walker, 8, Welch 4; Chamberlain 168, Webster 60; Adair 0, Albaugh 13, Ford 95,Geer 33,Hendershott 150, Huut 81, Jory 144, Laymau 43, Mat thows 4, Ollnger 4, Ormsby 40, Por ter 4, Strayer 2, Weoks 110, WIesner 10, Wlmer 138, Wright 53; Condit 2, Harding 100, Hubbard 35, Swank 6; Elder 158, Kulght 39, Norwood 8, Scott 2; Bemroso 31, Cllne 11, Hayes 150; Burnett 38, Shaw 100; Bilyeu 162, Denton 0, McCain 61; Cooley 160, Gibson 48, Miller 9; Egan 173, Hurst 3", Sherman 29,Starr 6; Baugh man 33, Hull 0, McNary 143; Brown 43, Bruer 3, Cook 157, Whito 8; An derson 37, Darby 4 Eberhard 1, Grif fith 103; Coffey 49, Curl 6, Robertson 0, Shanks 147; Graham 71, Jory 5. Mlzo 129, Simpson 2; Herrlck, jr 192; Stott 190; Beach 100. PROSPECT. Hermann 144, Rigdon 12, Rork 13, Veatch 80; Bennett 95, Moore 132, Walker 9, Welch 13; Chamber lain 118, Webster 124; Adair 15, Al baugh 14, Ford 157, Geer 145, Hen dershott 75, Hunt 04, Jory GO, Lay mau 127, Matthews 15, Ollnger 20, Ormsby 130, Porter 10, Strayer 14 Weeks 52, WIesner 13, Wlmer 67, Wright 164; Harding 83, Hubbard 135;Elder 95,Knlght 135;Bnruett 138, Shaw 105; Bilyeu 90, McCain 130; Cooley 80, Gibson 140; Egan 88, Sherman 121; Hull 14, McNary 180; Brown 88, Cook 139; Anderson, 127, Grffflth 91; Cofley 137, Shanks 84; Graham 135, Mlzo 70, Herrick 214, btott 219, Welch 140, Ratzburg 83; Batchelorl02. O'Donald 108, Apple gate 33. LINCOLN. Hermann 52, Rigdon 8, Rork 20, Veatch 30; Bennett 33, Moore 40, Walker 22, Welch 0; Chamberlain 40, Webster 64; Adair 9, Allaugh29, Ford 67, Geer 42, Hendershott 21, Hunt 53, Jory 47, Layman 44, Mat thews 0, Ollnger 8, Ormsby 40, Por ter 2G, Strayer 8, Weeks 43, Wiesner 15, Winter 21, Wright 48; Condit 10, Harding 3G, Hubbard 34, Swank 27; Elder 48, Kulght 41, Norwood 14, Scott, 7; Burnett C9, Shaw 40; BU yeu 30, Denton 25, McCain 40; Cooley 30, Gibson 52, Miller 28;Egan 42, Httrat 7, Sherman 37, Starr 25; Baughman 85, Hull G, McNary G3; Brown 60, Bluer 18, Cook 30, White 4; Anderson 34, Darby 48, Eberhard 7, Griffith 24; Cofley 68, Curl 15, Robertson 4, Shanks 84; Graham 47, Jory 24, Mlzo 25, Slmnson 15; Her rick 95; Stott 92; Mattesou 28, Bard 7J, Hllleary 5; Read 27, Wade 17, Ball 64. EASTSILVEIWON Hermann 92, Rlgdon 20, Rork 32, Veatch 45; Bennett 00, Mooro 84, Walker 22, Welch 10; Chamberlain 84, Webster 05; Adair 24, Albaugh 24, Ford 93, Geer 71, Hendershott 75, Huut 52, Jory 57, Layman 71, Matthows 32, Olluger 20, Ormsby 01, Porter 28, Strayer 14, Weeks 38, WIesner 18, Wlmer 58, Wright 83; Condit 10, Harding 71, Hubbard 77; Swank 10; Elder 73, Knight 89, Nor wood 0, Scott 15; Burnett 00, Shaw 00; Bilyeu 73, Denton 28, McCain 82; Cooloy 01, Gibson 89, Miller 37; Egan 84, Hurst 19, Sherman G8, Starr 14; Baughman 43, Hull 27, McNary 114; Brown 75, Bruer 14, Cook 79, White 19; Anderson 78, Darby 10, Euerhatd 12, Griffith 75; Cofley 80, Curl 14, Robertson 23, Shanks 07; Graham 00, Jory 24, Mize 41, Simp son, 83; Hen lek, Jr. 103; Stott 109; Sloper 4, Sparks 35, Webb 73, Stoakes 70; Worrell 89 Crawford 80. TURNER. Hermann 82, Rlgdon 12, Rork 0, To.tch, 52; Bennett, 07, Moote 72, Walker 0, Welch 12; Chamberlain 70f Webster 70: Adair 12. Albaugh 0. Ford 78, Geer 72. Hendershott, 50, Huut 38, Jory 43, Layman 38, Mat thews, 10, Oliuuer, 18, Ormsby 04, Porter 20, Strayer 13, Weeks 38, WIesner 10, Wimer 49, Wright 81; Condit 12, Harding 59, Hubbard 03, Swank 0; Elder 71, Kulght G9, Nor wood 2, Scott 10; Buruett 83, Shaw 00; Bilyeu 04, Dentou 12, McCain 72; Cooley 58, Gibson 72, Miller 17; Eagau 02, Hurst 13, Snerman, 03, Sarr 8; Baughman 10, Hull 15, Me Nary 90; Brown 90, Bruer 4. Cook 48, White 10; Andersou 05, Darby 11, Eberhard 12, Giiffith 05; Cofley 52, Curl 4, Robertson 21, Shanks 75; Graham 76, Jory 8, Mlzo 53, Simp son 14. llUllllARU. Hermann 80, Rlgdou 0, Rork 7, Voatoh 10; Benuott 13, Moore 72, Walker 6, Welch 7; Chamberlain 42, Webster 07; Adair 10, Albaugh 7, Ford 77, Geer 72, Heudershott 33, Huut 18, Jory 22, Layman 49, Matthews 8, Ollnger 9, Ormsby CO, Porter 10, Strayer 7, Weeks 22, Wiesner 14, Wimrr 28, Wright 02; Buruett 105, Shaw 45; Bilyeu 3d, Denton 15, Mo Cain 01; Cooley 23, Glbsou 70, Miller 19; Egau 53, Hurst 12, tihermau 40, Starr 6; Baughman 13, Hull 9, Mo Nary 80; Brown 71, Bruer 0, Cook 25 White 8; Anderson 37, Griffith 42; Collby 75, Shanks 21; Graham TMU. Henick, Jr 10,; Stott HOWELL TRAIRIK. Hernuun 60, YVatch 27; IKuuett 51, Mooro 43; Walker 82 Chamber lain 84, Webster 65; Albaugh 39, Ford 40, Geer 28, Hendershott 33, Hunt 50, Jory 65, Liivmnn 42, Mat thews 0, Ormsby 37, WoeV-4 47, Wie ner 37, Wlmer 20, Wrigbt42; Hard ing 47, Hubbard 37,flv ink 24; Elder I 41, Knight 38, Norwood'HO; Burnett 42, Shaw 57; Bilyeu 35, Denton 3, j McCain 37; Cooley 71, Gibson 42,. Miller 34; Egan 60, Shermau 28, Starr 27; Baughman 40, MoNary 62; Brown 41, Bruer 31, Cook 30; An derson 51, D.irby 31, Griffith 2.1; Gof- fey 43, Curl 31, Shanks 27; Graham j 40, Jory 30, Mlzo 23; Herrlck. Jr 101; , Btott 09. CIIAMI'OECJ. Hermann 25, Rlgdou 3, Rork 13, Veatch 1:6; Beuuett 29, Mooro 25, Walker 9, Welch G; Chamberlain 33, Webater 32; Adair 7, Albaugh 7, Ford 29, Geer 27. Hendershott 22, Huut 30, Jory 29, Layman 23 Orms by 18, Weeks 23, Wlmer 18, Wright 22; Hardlug 49, Hubbard 9; Elder 25, Knight 27; Burnett 28, Bhaw 23; Bilyeu 20, Denton 12, McCain 30; Cooley 27, Gibson 25, Miller 14; Egan 29, Shermau 21; Baughmau 25, McNary 35. Brown 27, Cook 26; Audetsou 13, Eberhard 20, Griffith 24; Cofley 22, Shauks 20, Giaham 37, Mlze 24; Herrick 07; Stott 00. MEIIAMA. Hermann 68, Rlgdon 2, Rork 11, Veatch 14; Bennett 20, Moore 53, Walker 10, Welch 4; Chamberlain 27, Webster 57; Ford 60, Geer 52, Hendershott 18, Huut 29, Jory 25, Layman 40, Oinisby 62, Weeks 23, Wlmer 18, Wright 63; Harding 25, Hubbard 40; Elder 33, Knight 40; Burnett 68, Shaw 28; Bilyeu 19, Deutou 13, McCain 55; Cooley 10, Gibson 65, Miller 10; Egan 29, Sher man 40; Baughman 21, McNary 6G; Brown 52, Cook 19; Andersou 48, Darby 12, Griffith 21; Cofley 6G, chunks 21; Graham 55, Mize 18. GERVAIS. Hermann, 94, Veatch 100; Ben nett 119, Mooro 78; Chamberlalu 137, Webster GG; Ford 100, Geer 82, Heu dershott 113, Hunt 73, Jory 80, Lay man 07, Ormsby 80, Weeks 82( Wimer 90, Wright 92; Harding 120, Hubbard 09; Elder 117, Knlghf'75; Burnett 74, Shaw 118; Bilyeu 111, James McCain 83; Cooley 118, Gib sn 80; Egan 171, Sherman 25; Baughman 44, McNary 132; Brown G4, Cook 131; Andersou 80, Griffith HI; Cofley 82, Shanks 110; Graham 83, Mize 113; Herrlck 101; Stott 200. LABISII. Hermaun 102, Veatch 31; Bennett 42, Moore 8; Chamberlain 47, Web ster 93; Albaugh 10, Ford 100, Geer 81, Hendershott 3G, Hunt 3G, Jory 42, Layman 00, Ormsby 78, Weeks 30, Wimer 23, Wright 88; Harding 72, Hubbard 55, Swank, 10; Elder 40, Knight 90; Burnett 90, Shaw 45; Bilyeu 39, McCain 92; Cooley 30, Gibson 85; Egau 100, Sherman 30; Baughman 18; McNary 114; Brown 73, Cook 51; Andersou 87. Grfflth 42; Shauks 38; Graham 90, Mize 39; Herrick, jr 140; Stott 143. woodhorn. Hermaun 1G7, Rigdon 15, Rork 85, Veatch 03; Bennett 32, Moore 141; Chamberlain 100, Webster 170; Ford 172, Geer 143, Hendershott 08, Huut 104, Jory 102, Layman 150, Ormsby 147, Weeks 80, Wiesner 43, Wimer 01, Wright 145; Harding 127, Hubbard 113; Elder 70, Knight 1G5; Burnett 102, Shaw 110; Bilyeu 75, McCain 100; Cooley 78, Gibson 147, Miller 53; Egan 120, Sherman 105; Baughman 05, McNary 187; Brown 149, Cook75; Andersoul33, Griffith95 Cofley 151, ShauKs 76; Graham 197, Mize 54. WEST SILVERTON. Harding 70, Ilubb.ird 92; Elder 72, Knight 97; Egau 89, Sherman 83; Brown 80, Cook 72. 8UIILIMITY. Harding G5, Hubbard 104;'.Egau 07, Sherman 99; Brown 83, Cook 85. HHITEN1HISH. Very close vote, Republicens eeem to have it. GATESVILLE. Elder has carried this pne'net. In some of the late returns The Journal has omitted all candidates having lejs than fifteen vote?. "Thick and THE PRODUCTION of an abundant 1 growth of hair, of a sllk-liko texture and of tho original color, often results from tho use, by those who have become bald or gray, of Ayer's Hair Vigor : "I was rapidly becoming gray and bald j but after using two or throo bottles of Ayer's Hair Vigor my hair grew thick and glossy and the origi nal color was restored." M. Aldrich, Cuiaan Centre, N. 11. " A trial of Ayer's ITalr Vigor has con vinced mo of its merits. Its uso lias not only caused tho hair of my wlfo and daughter to bo abundant and glossy, but Jt has given my rather stunted mus tache a respectablo length and appear ance" R. Dritton, Oakland, Ohio. " I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for tho past four or five years and rind It a most satisfactory dressing for the hair. It is all that I could desire, being harm less, causing tho lialr to retain its natural color, and requiring but a small quantity to render the hair easy to ar ramie." Mrs, M. A. Bailey, 9 Charles st., Haverhill, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Gold by DrujjIiU and I'trf umeri. i mm HKNT. House of five moms. In V qiore of K.Vander lla-in, Winter ht., .-oriu 01 union, o-ji-oi- LOrtT.-Ou taturday, May SHh, on Uth or State Mreet. rialeui. t.evtrnl letter In h Mat Insurance envelope I'artvtind liiffKH nwi lpl'Afo return t hUottlceor I- i- iw hi; i on rowivprewsru oai-ai" BaS! BargS! In South Salem, on electric line. Lot Im proved and unimproved, either klngla or In blooki. Teruu eay, ChII and to me at my reiaeuce corner ot uomroerciai ana LirtUiUMU, W.U.blMl'iSON. Olossv." PACIFIC LAI FOR TOWN $2.00 A, H, FORSTNER & CO. Machine Shop, Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc, 80S Commercial Htreet. Per dozen for the finest finished PHOTOOHAPIIH lntheolty. MONTEE BROS., lKllCoiumerclal Btreet, F. li. SOUTIIWICK, Contractor nml Builder. Salem, - - Oregon. T. .1. KESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor. 20th and Chcmcleta Btreet JOHN M, PAYNE & CO., Real Estate and Insurance. MRS, First stairway north ofBuBh bank. JOHN IRWIN, Carpenter and Builder, Shop (15 Htate street. StoreFlttinpu aSpoclalty MARKETS. San Francisco CeI., June 0. Wheat, seller, '92, $1,418, Portland, Juuo 0. Wheat valley, ?1.30$1.37. Chicago Ills., June 0. At wheat cash .85. close 25c WantColumn. Notices Inserted for ONE CENT PER WORD EAUli INSERTION. No ndyer tisement inserted la this column for less than twenty-nve cents. T70R KKNT. An 8 room house, larjo Jj groundsand plenty ofshade trees. Ap- grounds and plenty ofshade trees. Ap almost opposite Yew Park schcsl. on i street. 0-1 fily almost 2th street. WANTED. A girl or woman to do housework part of day in a small family. Inquire at Jouunal office. tf w ANTF1. A married lady, with ao incumbrances: permanent position 10 suitable perton, nal office. Address A. it. juui;-B2-3t T-nrt RENT Well iurnlshcd four-room Jh new house with pantry arid close jf7.O0a month. Two blocks from North t-Mw Salem. Geo. Eschstruth. LOST. Between Ralph Geer place and Dria creek, large Held opera glars. Liberal reward to Under. 6-31-3 1 FOR RE'T. At-even room house Rates reasonable. Well located. Inquire oi Mrs. I). L. Flettor, opposite opera I?oue. E-31-lw WANTED. A good llttlo girl to help take care ol ouo baby. Apply 4th hoube south of Yew Park store. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa ner and Uorder, Artists' Ma terials,. Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW AUVKUTISEMENTS. jerries Wanted ! THE SALEM CANNING CO. Will Receive CHERRIES AND STRAWBER RIES AND GOOSEBERRIES ou and after Weil uesdoy, June 8, 1892. clw-tf Second Annual SALEM, OREGON, 1892. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 9, 10, 11. Exhibition Will Open THURSDAY, cVT 1 P. M. AT Til r ARMORY BUILDING STATE STREET. Admission IO ot. Exhibition Thursday afternoou and evening, Friday nil day und evening, anil Saturday until " p. ni. Conducted by the Marlon County Fruit Growers' association. 2(1 PKK CKNT MADE. Farmers aud gardeners can ruake 20 per cent on the Investment by tiling their laud. Beat tile lu the Htate. Phlppo 1 to ni points on the 8. P.ratlway. J. E. Murphy. North Salem Brick and Tile Works. 8Myw W AND ORCHAKU CO. LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS J, J. OAMINS, Scientific Horseshoeing. OPPOSITE foundry On State Street. BICE & KOSS, Horseshoers, General Blacksmlthlng, 47 State Street. RADABAUGH k EPLEY, Livery Feed and Boarding Stable, ii Btnto Street. THE Salem JIackman is II, l'OKLE. Best Line In the City. Court Street. Caliowi ia Bal'evy. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. M. E. WILSON, J. E. MJltPlLY. Brick and Tile, REST IN OREGON. Works in North Salem. Leading Salem Modiste, 2S5 Commcrclnl St. A. M. CLOUGII, UiuIcrtnlciiiK and Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. 1 Oil Has just placed on the market SUNNYSIDB No. 11, 0 miles south of Salem. This tract as fine fruit land, Is well drained and will be sold in any sized tracts on the most favorable terms. -O- We still have a few ten acre tracts south of Salem. 160 acres of No. 10 is orchards iu the Civil of 1892. -O Also two 10 acre tracts and one 15 acre tract In SUNN BIDE No. 8, 5 miles Bouth of Salem. Over 100 acres of No. 8 was planted to fruit tfees during the past season, aud 50 acres more will be planted the coming all. O And 128 acres In SUNNYSIDE No. 5, 3 miles southwest, of Turner, over 10 acres in young orchard, mostly cleared and iu crop, will sell any part or all, very cheap for cash, or will give time on part. O On any of the aboyo lauds we will take one-fourth cash and give loug time ou tho balance, or will take part purchase price in work or a part PaJ' In additKiloThe'aboSv have'kr sale TOWN PROPERTY, small tracts near the City aud Farm Lands. It costs you nothing to see our property, and we may have just what you waut. Office in the New Gray Block on State Street. Removed to 140 State. sin a hop & co., Merchant Tailors. Spring suit SlO-worth $30; panta 85 00 vorth$7.00, Kvery thing cheap. If clothes don't lit customers need not take same. Call aud look over goods, G-l-lm For Sale, Cheap. A number of trios of this springs PlymJ outh Rock, Black Laugshau, White Leg horn, and Partridge Cochins, all thorough bred stock, lluy early, save express charges aud get the pick ot the season. 83 to J5 per trio, boxed for shlpmeut. Address E. HOFKR, Salem. Or. T. BURROWS. Fancy Supplies, Fresh Vegetables, Choice Butter and Eggs always on hand. Oil, Meal, Feed, Grain, etc, a Specialty. 220 Commercial St. Columbia Poultry Yards, J. M. BRENTS, Manager. Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Wash Breeders ofl'horoughbred Poultry of foV lowing varieties: 8. 0. White Leghorns, 8, C. Brown Leg' horns, White Plymouth Rocks, Barred Plymouth Rooks, Pit Games, Black Lang shama. Light; Brahamas, Buff Cochins, Partridge CochlnsBronze Turkeys. Bend (or Circular and Price List. TRUCK AND EXPRESS. White's No. 60, SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK, Now ready for business. Careful work a peelulty. J, K. WlilTti. SUTTON &S-0N, Lx press ami Uuggagc. Do hauling and quick delivery to all parts of tho city with prouiptut-rs Hid care. Leave orders at It. At. nde it Co's LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, Qouth offWiUatnotts Hotel, BAXaISM ... OPtKQON AND FARMS. J, L, BENNETT & SON. CANDIES, Fruit and Cigars, P. O. Bloolc. It. T.HUMPIIKElN. Cigars and Tobacco BILLIARD PARLOR, 343 Com'l Street BOSTON Coffee Hou o.n J I 6c IUNCH Open all Night T. J. JiLUNJJBLL. Meat, Poultry and Fish Market, Insurance Block. , , iu SUNNYSIDE No. 10 6 mile under contract to be planted to m Tickets EtrtSiTt... t I ON SALE to OMAHA, Kansas City, St. Paul CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, lAndlall Points East, North aud South, PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONIbT SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CARS AND DINERSt 8teamerfl,Portland 10 8An Francisco Kvery 4 uays. TICKETS T&D EUROPE For rates and general information call on or address, W H. UULBURT, Asst, Genl. Pass. Agt 51 Washington St., PomxAND, Oregon M.T. RINEMAN, BEAI.KH JIN Staple, and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Woedn and Willow -ware. All kinds of mill feed. Alsoveeetablosandfn.lts In their season. "Highest Price paid for country produce." we Kouoi a snare oi yuur iiuuuobo, D-tt 13a State street Salem Abstract and Loan Co. The only Abstrnct book of Marlon county. Real estate orders rilled promptly and safely. W. H. H. WATERS, MANAOBR. ANDEN'9 LAND m . WJKLA.n.!4. Ov MEG BEIT IATEST PATENTS WITH ELECTRO- MACNETIC SUSPENSORY. BEST IMPROVEMENTS. JEhjrMNw Will con Wltheat ll.dulnt til Wtatuu multint rroa vtrusttlou of hnlm, nerr ftrcet.eicet.tt or Indiscretion. I icjhu .lunula, OTlia!, lOlif c, scrroBi at Dim, iivth Jei.iM. Uccuor, rtcBnaiUm, kidney, llrcr end bladder cempitlnte, Itmt back, Icmbifo, iciattca, general lll-bctltk, ele Tbl. electric belt oootalne H a4errnl l.uroieBeate orer all otberi, and ilrae a current that la tuuntly felt by tot wearer or c forfeit ft ,000, and will care all of tbe i dleeuec or ao 007. Thooeande bare teen cored bj tfale taer eclaee Ineontlon after all other remedlea failed and wt ttf a knndrcde of teitlaonlaU ia thli and erere otker eutc Oaroowerral InTHUYED rUTIUlC SlfcTtkftOUY, iba EcaUel toon aver offered weak ocn,rHW WITH ilL MLIS calta and Til oroac etrenrUi H'lBi.MMDln CO totKi Dare. Beadier mounted riBfaUcti, Balled, aealed, free. Aiittu ..Ajvxraarw' aoxixiGvxtJco go., Ho, 7S First St., PORTLAND, ORJE, t 'V VLW-? " f tv Jt ,