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THURSDAY, MAY 28,1890.
STATJ3 KEPUIILICAN TICKET
For Supremo Judge,
R. S. BEAN, or .If no "
For Presidential Electors,
T. T. GEBH. of Marlon County.
K. M. YORAN.of Lane.
K.L.SMlTII,onVii
rnsco.
.f. F. CAPLES, or .Milium""" .
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For Congressman i'lim iwigmwiun'ii
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THOS. II. TONGUE, of Washington
County. .,,,,
For District Attorney Third Judicial
District. . ,. ,
Oil N A. CA IWON.of Marlon County.
COUNTY KKI'UMLICJAN TICKKT.
Heprcseiitatlves,
DR. J. N. SMITH, ofSiifcm,
II L. UAKKLKY, of WwMlbuni,
E. W.CllAIWAN.oMlnMilM,
M KINLEY MlTUIlELL.ofOorvaK
DAVID CRAIG, of Mneleiiy.
fount y Judge,
GROVE 1. TKllllELL, or Mcliiimn.
County Commissioner,
... DAVIS, of SlIvurtOH.
County Clerk,
L. V. EULEN.of nuttevlllc.
Sheriff,:
V. T. WIUGUTMAN, or Salem
llcuiirder,
!'. W. WATERS, of Salt-ni.
AHtjs-or,
W. IIORAUT, ofGiirll'Id.
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Surveyor,
II II. IIEIMtIOlC,.kor-Ycv Park.
TlCIIHIiriT,
.1ASPER MINTO, of Salem.
School Hiipcrlntciirit'iit,'
GEO. W. JONES, or Jeirersou.
Coroner,
A. M. CLOUGII. of Salem.
For JiiHtlco of tlio Peace Salem Hist.,
II. A. JOHNSON Jr.
For Const able,
A.T. WALN. -
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THE COUNTY CANVAS.
Following (in the appointments Tor
speaking n decided upon liy the
county Republican candidate!?:
Wednesday, May 27th-St. Paul 10
a. in.; Clinmpocg, -rp. in.; Ruttcvllle,
8 p. tn.
Thursday, May 28th -llrookH, 10 a.
in.! Howell Prairie, 2 p. in.
Friday, May tiUl h East Salem, 2 p.
tn,; Salem, H p. in.
Mil. TONnUr.'B DATKH.
Wednesday, May 27 Sherldnil.
Thursday and Friday, May 2 and
2t)Tlllatiuok county.
On the evening or Saturday, May
ao, (Memorial day) Mr. Tongue will
deliver an address at HillHboro.
FUTURE EVENTS.
May ilO-Decorntloii oxorclsos.
Juno 12-13--Prof. Bristol's educated
horses.
May 2.'! -Local Held day, University
mid V. M. C. A., Salem.
May 20-Cotmty canvass by Republi
can candidates at Salem.
Juno 1-General election.
Juno fl -Intercollegiate Oregon
Held day. Salem.
Juno in Republican national con
vention. St. Louis.
Juno id Annual reunion of Oregon
pioneers, Portland.
July 7 Democratic national con
vciitlon, Chicago,
July 22 National Populist con
volition, St. LoulB,
1 m
Tito Time for Uulldlng
Up tlio systoiii Is at this season, The
cold weather hiiHiuado unusual drains
uiKiu tlio vital forces. Tlio blood has
Vcomo Impoverished and Impure, and
till the functions of the body suffer In
consequence. Hood's Sarsaparllla Is
tuo otio truo lilood purltlor and norvo
tonlo.
Hood's PllU become tlio favorite
cathurtlo with all whomo them. All
druggists. 25 cents.
Romombor tho New York Racket
when you want shoes orolothlng. 2dhy
JrewtJLlU.U I L'll-l.llLlU.Ul.ULUU-UU.UUiLJlulUl-r
full BetailsGladly Given.
A Railroad Official's Experience.
MR, EDWARD EDMONDS, long con
uccto4 with rallroatl construction In
Nobraska.wrltoio "My licrt troubled
Mid pained luo tor ID yvnn. BUwtuwu of
breath vru U10 eouiUnt nd moat cowman
(jrmptom. Intento, oxcruclktlUK pain, genvo
alliolloirHlBuyOYOH)oxcrtlor. ratntnc,
liuu(rtnoutanypteitiflutt(iuslbat
tnada me clutch ray bruiul, and palpitation
llat often utagscrvd we as It I Mould fall,
ncr lioquent fttucVa. Attain, eorytUla
would turu black It larojolruw aiVooiJnj
poatUM quickly. tUecplou itishuwlth their
Tl lilies' prostatitis unnwvwere
ill nu nuwewu and I could
Heart ClirC svuretdayorillil.
. V UH lconuUedUadlnJph
Ke$WeS alctani and tried adwr-
UHli ,liWl rettiethe. They
f!CXllA..t.i. guvetnonordUet. Onaof
Dr, M(W clMulara described my cae o
ii)y UtatI took flr. Mile' Nof Ueait
Cum wdjl itt bow ft veil tsan, 1 hope
cvwf enjuled with hetrt dU?e IU
ryJ)fv Mllea roaedlo. It they wlllvrlte
mM)nmMx. I tll Bladly giv Uwm full
tWtfttlr wj-laae. Bfif . Xouomrn.
i',o;;iaTiaCntr, Wa4ka.
Dr. MM He4rt Curo I old on !
tUt tot Ktto lMnu or wetwy
THE FIGHT
Eier since the lat legislature
awcmbled and It was found that the
old Portland machine was baffled In
Its plans of disposing of the senator
Hiiip, war has been waged to the
knife on the men who would not
stand In for further robbery of the
taxpayers and misrepresentation or
the jHJople.
The word went forth to defeat and
retire every man who opposed the
gang. That has licen done In the
name of I ho Republican party In
nearly every county. In some counties
tlio men who made a noble stand
against tho gang nrc running Inde
pendent and should Iki clouted,
Men who go to tlio legislature- to
cast their votes so as to malcc all they
can out of grain rur themselves and
relatives should lie defeated. No re
form can be possible at the hands of
such men. In the next legislature
will be offered the addltl'-nal tempt
at 1 111 or federal ollleos at tho hands
of a Republican administration. "We
warn the people If they want reforms
to elect men who are not personally
on "the miiko."
Tilt: JouitNM. believes that Hon.
II. L. R.irkley and lion. David Craig,
the two members from Marlon, who
are again on the ticket arc clean,
moral, honoiablo, eonsolenllous, Inde
pendent and incorruptible men. Tun
Jouunai. Mloves that Dr. Smith, E.
W. Chapman and MeKlnley Mitchell
will piovo to bo the sumo kind of men
and that the Marlon delegation In
the legislature will stand Tor those
things. Tlio light lor this sort of
thing In public life Is on and tho
people should stand by the men who
represent these tilings,
THE aTEVKN80N REVIVAL.
Publication of Robert Louis Steven
son's last romance, "'Weir of Hermits
ton," by Clint lets Scrlbnor's Sons,
marks the era of a revival of Interest
In tho work of tho greatest man who
has devoted himself to fiction In
modem times. Soribncr's Magazine Is
also running Instalments of "Valllma
Tablo-Talk" from tho pen or Isobcl
Strong, Ills talented step daughtorund
private hccretary. These are ac
companied by copious reproductions
from photographs of the scenery and
homo llfo or tho Stevenson family In
Samoa.
It Is most Interesting to read Mrs.
Strong's Illography, In which wo tiro
admitted, as It were, to tho family
clrclo, Into every workshop of genius,
and yet kept at tho proper distance by
tho oxqulslto tact of tho entertainer,
so that there Is tho least possible feel
ing of Intruslvoncss.
The Fame publishers have also
acquired rights to tlio publications of
the following velumes: Poems and
llallads, Tho Valllma Letters, Tho
EubTldo, Tho Amateur Immigrant,
Macatrc. Thoso who loyo tho health
full tonlo of scotch llctlon will rejoice
to know Hint tlio writings of this
master uro in tho hands of these moat
emltioiit timortcau publishers, and do
well to lmvo their book dealers order
thorn direct from Now York.
"Tho "Wolr of Herinlston" Is nlso
Iwlng published by DciiioresL's Mag
ailno beginning with the Juno
number, under copyright or Stouo &
Kimball, Chicago. There Is u bus
relief of Stevenson, by St. Gaudeus
mid a number of uxcollent pictures,
with a highly appreciative sketch of
the goutlo and much beloved pool
nut hor.
I muu m. -j
$100 Reward $100.
The leaders of thlt paper will be pleated to
learn Ibat there It at lcaitone dreaded dUease
that Kleuce hat been able to cure tit all lit
tagei. and that U catarrh. Hall'a Catanh
Cure U the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh bclnc a con
illtutlonal dlteate, requires a conttltultonal
Irearment. ilM't Catarrh Cure It taken
Inte nally, acting directly upon the blood
and tnucoui uiucei of the lyjiem, thereby
dcjiroylnc the toundailon o( the dlicate and
giving the patient strength by building up the
conttltutlon and aulitlnc nature In dolnc Its
work The proprietors ha so much faith In
Us curative powers that they oiler One Hun.
dred dollars for any case that It falls to cure.
Scud lor Hit of testimonials. Address
F. J. ClIKNEV & CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by druggists, ;jc.
Wilt. Movk.-Ou Juno 1st Ken
worthy itOeorge, the popularcaterora,
expect to bo Installed In tiio'lf now
home at No, JOd State, street, thoy
having purchased tho futures of tho
Royal. Thoy vrjU move, right, away
and by tlio 1st will fio bettor iireparvil
than ever before to serve the tlnest
meals In the city on abort uotlco!
1 23 d w
IS ON. I THE ONLY REPUBLICAN. w"u' H
I .. ,, lSEr H
There Is only one Republican daily
and weekly newspaper the States
man. Tlio aboto this morning will be'
Btuitllng news. What an awful re
sponsibility! It is well known that
theStatcsman editors were both dele
gates to the Republican county con
vention for the sole purpose of "doing
up" Congressman .Hermann and
Judge Hubbard, and forcing tho noml
nation of men they could handle, this
boast or being the only Republican
paper, becomes very slgnlllcaiit. Rut
they succeeded, and It has taken the
utmost hard wortf of loyal Republi
cans-Republicans who recclvo their
nstruotlons from tho people Instead
of the bosses to carry on tho cam
paign. Tho chances are favorable to
llopubllcuu success, but It Is not duo
to the disorganizing Intlucnco of the
Statesman.
Does tho Statesman assume to re
present all there is of the Republican
party? With Its one editor running
the reform school and Its other editor
a recent convert from Missouri De
mocracywhose ancestors were prob
ably neither In the Union nor Rebel
armies-trying to run tho state fair
Into a cheap tin-horn gambling insti
tutionIf they arc all there Is left of
the Republican party the people have
110 UKe for It.
The Statesman Is opposed to all re
forms In our state government. It Is
rewarded with positions for standing
In to rob tho taxpayers at every hand,
and oppose the new deal which the
Republican party promised tho people.
Its Inner history has not yet been
written, but when It assumes to speak
as the only Republican paper tho
decent elements of the party will cer
tainly hold their breath.
FROM BUTTEVILLE.
Editoii JouitNAir-In reply to tho
article In your paper dated May 10th
which was a reply to my article of
May Hth. 1 will simply say that I
did not put tho nrtlclo In, In order to
call forth a reply from the author of
tho article, or May 10th. Since his
nnmo was not mentioned In thearllcle
of May 1 Itli. So yon will .eo by his
reply that ho knew fiom sight nnIio
tho shoo was made for, and as to the
Intention of doprccltlug his caractcr,
I will say, that I stated not only the
facts as I now them. Hut also
specking tho exact sentiment, of four-
fifths, If not all of the rcspccl.iblo
citizens of this comuiilty and further
more overy word In my article was
positive facts which I am ablo to
6ubstauclato. J. V. Swan, tlio person
alluded to got Into tho Republican
primary and voted, and thereby de
claring by his actions that ho would
support the ticket, and ho at tho
present Is a candidate on tho Dem
ocratic ticket for Justice of tho peace
1 do not wish todoprcclato his caractcr
and ho through tho aid of the big
four aim -o memorable peace and
safety committee which recently
Btirang into oxlstonco, are trying to
got tho present postmaster of Ruttc
vllle, a man 75 years old with a large
family to support and no other pos
sible way to do It, only by the small
earnings .of the postoDIco, removed
and himself appointed to that olllee,
and ho, J. Y. Swan, is a man between
25 or 30 years old, able bodied and well
ablo to earn his living at hard work.
Ills statement stating that tho
author of the article Is a member of a
political clique, composed of chronic
otllco-seekers, and said clique had
boon trying to run tho elections hero
for some time past, Is a manufactured
llo of his own or of some of tho Rig
Four of which ho Is a member. I am
a member or no political body except
tho Republican party, and 1 will
guarantee him that I will not bolt
tho ticket as ho has done, and thereby
depreciate my character, and as to my
unquestionable past which he spcakfc
of I will say I would bo pleased to
compare characters with him at any
time II can speak plain English
and show a clear character.)
It Is unnecessary to sign my namo
to this article as there Is more than
one who stands ready to place their
name to it If necessary,
A SunscmuEK.
Jack O'D'Arcy and Rev. O'Rarkley
have dropped personalities. A great
many vcople will bo dlsappolutetl at
the opera houso Friday nlghU
Mabic Jones has gone to accompany
hergrandtnoteeronan extended visit
In Idaho.
Af. t.wi,n.nnii ilmiirhtcr Margie,
of Chcmawa, were guests of Jirs.
Shaw Thursday.
The ladles of the W. C. T. U. linvo
arranged for a Silver Medal contest
on June 10. There will be an cxeccl
in. nrrifrr-fltii nmdnrpd and a grand
time Is expected as thce ladles are
experts at preparing a program that
will please the audience.
Some people tiro very sensitive tin
some ponlts therefore we make tho
following correctien: Mrs William
Hoover did not go to cc Herrmann
the Healer.
Geo. Mnsscy and wife and Mrs. E.
K. Shaw went to Gervals Monday
evening to attend the political speak
ing. Elam Shaw and Clyde Perkins
hiked It to the V aldo II Ills Sunday.
Prince Ryme of Salem spent Satur
day night nnd Sunday In Rrooks.
Mrs. 1. II. Jones has been suffering
from tho toothacrc the past week.
Alllc Jones and Pierce Collard were
In our burg Sunday.
Lena Evans Is visiting In Salem this
week.
Ottlc McClard Is on MMon Rottom
at present.
Mrs. John Dorcas and son Gcorglc
had business In Salem Saturday.
Grandma Harris spent the past
week in Independence.
Mrs. Harford, the state organizer,
will address the people at this place
on Thursday evening. Mrs. Harford
Is a very able speaker and working In
a noblo cause. We ask for her a full
house. Evcrbotly conic and bring
some one with you.
Tho people of Rrooks Intend to unite
with the people of Parkersvllle In
observing Memorial day at the Jones
graveyard.
Messrs. Leabo and McMiihan were
in Rrooks Tuesday.
Loroy Sturgls Is In this part of tho
country ngaln.
Wfl iinilnrritnnd that Rev. J. R.
Jones will not preach here on next
Sunday as has been previously an
nounced. Miss Carrie Royal returned from
Ilalsoy where she has Ikjcii teaching
tho past year.
v.. V. Pliiimniiti nnd E. M. Havana
tvitii fiiolr friTu 11 104 nt.tnndecl the
baptising ot Shuck's mill Sunday.
STAYTON.
Mr. J, Kerns drove over toMaclay
Saturday n'.teriioon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Ralsey are vis
iting In Lyons this week.
Mr. York Richardson and wife drove
down from Salem last Sunday.
Rov. Gieen, of Tacoma, preached at
the Christian church last Sunday
morning and evening.
LeoSholburgdrovo down from Sub
limity Tuesday morning.
Miss Maggie lToffinan, of Maclcay,
Is a guest at tho homo of Miss Susie
Kerns.
Mrs. Riley and children, or Wash
ington, are visiting tho home or Mrs.
Riley's mother, Mrs. Rlchardsaii of
the Farmer's Hotel.
Mr. Osborn and wife drove over to
tho picnic, at Matlon, on Wednesday
lllcyclcs can lie seen spinning In all
directions since Mr. Rock brought on
a number at his hardware store, for
sale.
Editor Maun and wlfo took In tho
plcnlo at Marlon on Wednesday.
SIstdUus
was the and
ent hero con-
demned by the
:ods to push a bl?
Mulder un-hill
foroer, lest It should
roll down and crush
hint. When the myth-mak.
era got up that story they
must have been thinlclntr of
dyspepsia ; for there is certainly no other
trouble on earth that keens you so ever.
I lastingly strufgllntt against being crushed
into utter despair. Anything that cures
ilvnntii lift aKAtit f.nir Hi wloY.t nf
misery that crushes mankind, and wo
mankind. The trouble with most of the so-called
dyspepsia -cures, is that they don't cure.
They give only temporary relief. Indiges
tion usually extends all through the diges
tive trset. from the stomach clear down to
the large Intestine : the liver too is frequent
ly Involved in the trouble being torpid and
inactive. lfor a thorough, radical, per
manent cure you must have the whole dU
gestlve organism set right. Not violently
stirred up, but rtgulateit Doctor Werce'a
rieasant Pellets will do it. They etimu
late the digestive juices of the stomach ;
Invigorate the liver and help it to actively
secrete the bile ; and act gently on the
bow els to promote a regular healthy move
ment. This means sv complete and lut
ing cure of digestive troubles.
The " Pellets " are not a severe cathartic
They act on the bowels naturally and com
fortably though surely. The dose can be
regulated to your needs, and when the
"I'eltels" have done their work they can
be discontinued. You don't become a
slave to their use, as with other pills. If
the druggist suggest some griping pill that
1 gives hint wore profit, think uXsi uriU
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If a teacher In Elocution would cum
to Stayton, a largo class touid booh
taincu.
Miss Minnie Magcrs Is visiting in
Sllvcrton this week with relatives.
Bucklon's Arnica Salvo
The best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Sores, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
and all Tetter. Chapped hand, Chilblains,
Uralses, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
Live per fee satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents a box For sale by Fred A.
LeCR.
Marion County Populist Ticket
Representatives,
K. L. HIURARD, II. CLEVELAND,
GEO. II. CALDWELL. T. J. Mc-
CLARY, F. A. MYERS.
County Judge,
I. M. WAGNER.
Commissioner,
I. LARSON.
Sheriff,
WASHINGTON HUNSAKER.
Clerk,
R. II. LEARO.
Treasurer,
GEO. M. RROWN.
Recorder,
R. R. RYAN.
Asscsor,
T. Y. McCLELLAN.
School Superintendent,
II. W. COPELAND.
Suvoyor,
S. R. RURFORD, Jit.
Coroner.
DR. T. L. GOLDEN.
GEO. FEX1)11ICJIS
MEAT MARKET.
32I Commercial st. Cottle Block
Successor toC. M. Heck & Co.
Best meats in tho city, Prompt delhcry at
lowest prices.
SALUM
I
I am prepared to do all kinds of work In
IUSVAjI IIHiI 1 A II t.f
..ww UUU ,iuu. icpauing macninery 01
any kind or making and repairing stone cut
ters, tools and edged tools of any kind made
and repaired; wagons and buggies repaired,
and new ones ma.lo mnnl.. irn....i..t.
the best that can lo done in tow ahand
made shoes. Plates and running shoes care,
fully attended to. Call at my stand, at 100
oemeheia street, back ol New York Racket
store.
R. 1. HiiUscmiAcii.eas
In all towns and localities throughout the
United Slate sn,l ir.!.n.u. . n .1- ......
iL r. i. r """ i ii mc fount
ain ttasher and Steam Cooker, tho best in
UiM.i. , iMve. "own P"ce in the wear of
clothes In less than six months. Sent C 0.
D. by express, prepaid, for $3.50, in tinilSe
in copper. For particular, address '
S6 Mato street. Salem. (Wm.
SALEM WATER CO,
Officei Willamette Hotel Buildin"
tor water service ipply at 'office. Hill
paysble monthly in advance. Mike "
complaints at the office.
.-!!? i,lbe no 'Auction in water rate
disSST ' ,emPr, nce from the
city unless notice is left at the office
KbeJ ? "G1 conumers using wate.
luW pUtre' Contractors for sidr
walks brjck work and plasurlnc will nleaie
lead under building Pur,ies2CiWi7 LI
for'Spy f n,M APPt o'fficl
iGifsraiii.
Through Tickets
TO TIlK
VIA THE
Union Pacific System.
Through Pullman Palace Sleepers. Tourls
Sleepers and Freo Kcclinlng Chairs daily
between
PORTLAND to CHICAGO
Our trains are heated fb-x steam and tar
lighted by Pintsch light.
Time to Chicago, 3 it Jays
Time to New York, 4 1-2 days.
Which is many hours quicker than com
petitors. For rates, time tables and full information
apply to
BOISE cO BAIiKim,
Agents, Salem, Or.
H. W. BAXTER, C. E. DROWN,
General Agent Dist. Pass. Agent S
135 Third Street. Portland.
ous
Oi'ENKU IN
CUAKNIirG HALL,
Will receive children from 3 years upward
Special attention to beginners. AH desired
branches for theolder pupils taught, iudud
ing drawing, modeling, music plain and nr
llstic needle work All work done on the In.
dividual plan. In which each child Is ad
yanced according to its own capacity. For
terms and particulars apply to alia O.Bal.
lou. Twentieth and Chemeketa sts.
EAST !
Miss Ik
Sclioo
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice the cut in prices
on the following!
Silk handkerchief, V.' .7.. WW WW73 cent
and o,herand ?!-ilow S,,PS cents perdoren,
and other workln proportion.
Flannels and other work in'
telhgently washed by hand.
Col. J, Olmsted Propl
CAPITAL JHHi.
docs not do a lottery busln .
It8 circulation; but In Mm 8eIl
giving vahio received, t h? 0n to
scrlbcrs valuable prcrn lml 8 lU s
Now is tho thnA tn ;.,'"
Ing matter, and It Will nay vTI "
tlcc M10 following speciM "
odisTeeCTr1
lis frce.'ono year in I 'k
erofTilBJCuMr,.1? "
ecrlbcr
rlcr, tlirco months, (GO centift hJ "'
or by mall six innnt. .. wS8 n,ntL
U 1 1 weekly is monthM a JS.11'
ffi?J!!SL18f "SSL ISi!atW fafc
year. The above prices a net "eS?
and tho cheapest combhatlo etSnT
forcd. Tho "Queen" is a hlffli
in nubiuui, iiuiuu magazine.
'Tk Child (ink'
The delightful Chicago children's
rnngazliio. Just the thing to read It.,
the little ones of the homo circle it
brings the kindergarten Into 'tL
"W" Song, games and story, Beau
tlfully Illustrated. 81 a year, M
llshed by the Kindergarten Llteratur.
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stnft of experienced agricultural
writers, contributed to by the best
known agriculturists of thecountrr
It contains what the farmer want?.
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a hearty welcome.
That -great' national newspaper,
which Is knownjto everybody
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knows tho needs of tie Oregon
farmer. It also contains correvt
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A largo volume of social news and
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