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STATE NEWS.
Dayton, linngetl
Is attributed to
laily Capital Journal
BY HOiriCK DROTHItilS
j la i J '
FRIDAY, MAY W, 1800.
STATIC ItKIUMlLICAN TICKET
Kor Supreme Judge,
It. S. DEAN, of Ltiiio County.
For l'reslilciiliiil KIuclow,
T. T. OEKK. of Marlon County.
B. M. YOllAW, or bane.
K. L.HMITH,of Wiirco.
.7. F. CAPlKS, or Multnoniali.
For ConirrciHiiinn First Conim-sslon'il
DUtrlcl,
TIIOS. H. TONOITK. of Wasliliigtoii
County.
For DlHtrlct Attorney Third Judicial
District,
OllNA.CARSON.of Marlon County.
' COUNTY KKI'UM.ICAN TJCKKT.
Kciircsentallve,
I)K, J, N. SMITH, ofSiilein,
II L. IIAItlvLEY, of Woodljurn,
E. W. CHAPMAN, or llrookH,
M KINLEY MITCMEMi,trOcrvals,
DAVID CUAIG, or Mack-ay.
County Judge,
OltOVH 1 TKHUELL, or Mclmina.
County CoiumlBrtloncr,
j.'jN. DAVJS, or Sllvcrton.
CniinLv Clerk.
L. V. EHLEN, or lluttevllle.
siioriir,:
F. T. AVRIOIIT MAN, f Salem
Recorder,
F. "V. WATBIlS.Mif.Siilcm.
Aftscsior.S
J. W.-IIOHART.eof Otirlleld.
Surveyor,
J1J II. HEimiCK,.rofiYcwiI,ark.
Treasurer,
JASPER' M INTO, of.Saleui.
School Hunorlnteudont,'
OEO. W. JONES, or JclTornon.
Coroner,
A. M. OLOUGH, or Siilom.
For.JtiHlIco of tho Peace Salem Dint
II. A. JOHNSON Jr.
For Constable,
A.T. WALN.
UU -1-L.ggggggS II,.
iu.hmiit
REVOLT AOAIN8T REFORM.
Tl'io revolt of tlicbosrtCH and many
of tlio lenders of tho Republican party
In Oregon agalimt the reform move
ment within the piirty litis lccn bo
Btrougnud active ovurulnco theluvt
legislature adjourned Hint hundreds
or votern liuvo become dlNgiiHted and
will either scratch part of the ticket
or Htuy at liome and not vote at all.
The constant effort of tho fljiolls
inongor clus.i lias Ik-cii to expel from
tho party every man who Htood out
iigulnub -ring rule and robbery of tho
people.
The reform uletuentH of the Re
publican party should not bo driven
from tholr duty In this crisis, Tlioy
should got nut tholr full vote on
election day and vote for all Republi
cans who represent tho cause of good
government In state and county
nlfulrs. A now deal, abolition or
sinecures and commissions, stopping
uhp raids on tho treasury In tho nuiiio
foFclerkahlps and Investigating com
mittees those reforms must bo
carried on by thcuRopubllcan party of
Oregon us promised hi tho platform
or tlioro will bo no party loft to carry
on anything. Tho Republican party
cannot becomo n more machine to pre
vent reforms and progress that tho
lMioplo are bound to make.
Hotter roads, better government,
lower taxes, more employment for
laboring men and less fees and big
Kiilurles for the oulolal classes, aro
liiiporutlvcly needed. Men whoso
Republicanism means nothing to
them but a dcslro for a cltanco to got
a grab out of tho treasury, naturally
revolt ut tho Idea of progress and re
form that threatens to Interfere with
their conception of politic. They
organlxu primaries and pack con
ventions. They put nu tho ticket
men who will 'stand In" and tho
process of robbery and extruvagnnco
goes on. If Republicans do tholr duty
at tho poll they will not put u
premium on ring rule and onicfullsm
at tho coming election next Monday
but elect good men only.
MEHAGES
HUi.ir,TfcnMUr,
four out of uv who
utter ucrvoutana,
I wnUlworrr.Uck
I of "lUblo."arilt:
parte the peualty of
CArljr excMo. S'to
Una, reolaln jrvur
manhood, regain your
. jVjfrjjJJfcw'f Hlr. Sm4 fur Uxk with
jiaUi wA ytmH. iUUtdtmiMHre.
wtxsy
NOTES ON NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"Tales from Town Topics" arc Issued
quarterly and the last nuuiljsr Is
lively as usual,
c
HnrjK!rrt for June has an able paper
by the editor on education. It Is a
plea to have the kcIkkiIs taken out of
tho i each of the politician. "The
teacher should know liovv to teach,
and the teachers and those export In
education should have charge of the
processes or education."
"
A volume or short stories by Henry
James Is shortly to he published by
Macmlllan & Co., under the name
Embarrassments. The studies nre en
titled The ligure In t lie carpet, Glasses,
Tho Next Time, and the Way It Came,
and are sketched In Mr. James's usual
minute and clever manner.
MacMlllnti & Co. nuvo printed a
sweet volume or poems, selected from
the writings of Robert and Elizabeth
Harriett Mi-ownlng for the young. It
contains over two hundred pages of
tholr masterpieces that are of Interest
to the lHys and girls. Price -10 cents.
Macmillau & Co. have In prepara
tion The Introduction to Public
Finance, by Prof. Carl C. Plchn of
tho University or California. It
treats or public expenditure, public
revenues, public Indebtedness and
lluanclal administration. Ry far the
largest part or tho book Is devoted to
a discussion or tho dllTorcnt forms of
taxation.
Maynard, Merrill & Co., New Yoik,
scud out a splendid edition or German
text, for the student and lover of tho
German tongue. They aro IwaiU Ifully
printed, arc supplied with vocabulary
and notes. Among tho latest issues
aro tho follewing: "Immcnsco" by
Theodor Storm; "Andreas Hofer" by
Otto Hoffman; "Die Deutschcn
Klolustacdtcr" by August Von Kot-
zoutic, "Das Dcutscho Ordonslaud
Focusflen" by II. Von Trcltschke,
edited by W. S. Lyon, with map.
McCluro's Magazine for Juno con
tains nllttlo battlo study by Stephen
Crane that, In Its way, Is more drama
tic nnd striking than oven "Tho Red
Uadgo of Courago," tho novel by Mr.
Crane which Js now attracting so
much attention both hi America anil
England. It shows, unmlslakably,tho
hand of genius. While presenting
with tho strictest realism all tho
grlmncss of war, It Is pleasant, and
oven liumoroiiB,lu tho denouncement.
Another bit of most distinguished
fiction du the samo number Is Rial
yard Kipling's "In tho Ruth" ono of
Kipling's earllor stories, but also ono
of his lent, relating how -that over
entertaining orphan of tho Jungle,
Mowll, inado acquaintance with white
men and became a lover. Tho S. S.
McCluro Co., Now York.
"Hints About Horses," Is a pretty
little Illustrated manual published by
tho American Humauo Society of
Host on, that contains a great deal or
Information about tho kind and pro
per caro or horses. Many good people
Iguorantly and carelessly abuse and
neglect horbcs when If they know
better they would save time and
certainly save poor dumb brutes a
great amount of suffering. Take tho
ordinary ovorcheckl How many know
thataborso can pull more, travel
faster, will llvo longer, will cat less, W
hi less danger of running away, with
out tho overeheck, than with RV
Oak Johnson, of
blmlelf. The cause
Insanity.
James Hammond, of Eugene, while
rldlnir n blcvcle. was' thrown and
broke his collar bone.
There were only sir successful
teachers who were granted certifi
cates nt the last examination In Can
yon City.
W. H. Haines, or the Eugene tan
nery, shipped 22 rolls, or IM0 pounds
of leather to San Francisco by last
Monday's steamer.
F. J. Hagenbarth has gone from
Pendleton to Heppner after part of
the fiO.OOO hoad of sheep he will drive
East from that section.
Tho Woodmen picnic which was to
have been on May lilth, has been pos
poued until June 2nd, when tho en
tire program will be carried out.
The 8. P. company has refused to
give racing men a special rate on
horses attending the various meets or
the North Pacific Racing Association
Richard Kelly, or Long Creek, who
Is herding sheep for Scharlf Uros,
discovered a wonderful freak in na
ture last week. It was a lamb with
six legs, four eyes, four cars and two
mouths.
Tho Maccabees on June 11 will cel
ebrate the 15th anniversary of tho
order with a big basket picnic at Cor
vallls. Mrs. Abigail Scott Dunrilwny
will bo the orator of the day. It Is
Intended to make It a grcst event.
Levi Reed, of Sllvcrton,wastho first
white child born In Chicago Illinois,
on October 1st J827. Mr. Reed Is
very lively for a man of his ago, near
ly 09 years old, and Is enjoysng good
health.
The -I-ycar-old daughter or 11. F.
Williams, or Milton, died last Sun
day of scarlet fever. This Is the
fourth child Mr. Williams has lost
within the last few wcks, three boys
having died or the fever.
Last week t he boys of Elkton Dong
lass county, were notified that bear
were killing sheej) upon J. W. Rock
ley's place. In a very short time
nine men and llvo dogs wore In pur
suit, and in less than .'10 minutes from
tho time the dogs took the track,
Ilruln lay lifeless at tho feet of tho
excited crowd, from the effects of a
well-aimed shot from the gun of Mr.
William Cheever. Tho monster weigh
about four hundred psuuds.
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES.
Continued from first page.
Head
Dej
FUTURE EVENTS.
May 110 Decoration exercises.
Junol2-i:i-Pror. Rrlstol's educated
horses.
Mny 2.1-Local Held day, University
and Y. M. C. A., Salem.
May 2l)-Couuty canvass by Republi
can candidates at Salem.
Juno 1 -General election.
Juno (I Intercollegiate Oregon
Hold day, Salem.
Juno 10- Republican national con
vention, St. Louis.
Juno 10 Annual reunion or Oregon
pioneers, Portland.
July 7 Democratic national con
vention, Chicago.
July 22 National Populist con
vention, St. Louis.
!! I I SS I .
Tho Time for Dulldlng
Up tho system Is at this season. The
cold weather has mado tinusimldralns
upon tho vital forces. Tho blood has
becomo Impoverished and Impure, and
all tho functions or tho body sutler In
consequence Hood's Sarsaparllla Is
tno ono truo blood puriller and nerve
tonic.
Hood's Pills liecomo tho ravonte
caiuartio Willi ail who uso them. AH
druggists, 25 cents.
Dissolution Notice.
. The partnership horetororo existing
between Old Rill ,v Anderson Is here-
.,,,,,T,),lveit,A,ulor80n retiring and
Old Rill will continue In tho same
old stand. All bills presented on tho
first or tho month will bo paid by him
100 cents on the dollar. Those not
presented aro repudiated or discounted
at tho rate ot JH) conts on a thousand.
o I ,. ()U) "'"'I
Saloni, Or., May, 27, 18tH). jd&wlw
Stato Tteasuicr'a Sixteenth Notice.
STATKorOuKooN.Treasury I)ept., l
'll.nrnllii..lnln.,.n.MInl !.... I . "ifc" '" K UlllblllOro
....v,u,v,Tlv.,,,,v,,v.Bro lunuson nana with wh ch tore-
IllMMIILr tlllli. IVn Wlull itv.tn tilimb. ' iliinm nil .Mil ot .. ...1 1 .... . .
booing that wo wish every black
smith who shoes horses might read.
Tho booklet Is only llvo cents aud
contains n hundred dollars' worth or
Information.
doom all outstanding stato warrants
endorsed by me "proMmted aud not
paid for want or funds" Iwtweon tho
dates or Octobers, 180.. aud tho date
or this notice, with tho exception or
warrants drawn on tho swamp land
fund, and that all such warrants,
properly endorsed, will bo paid upon
nrcsoutat on nt this nnii. i,,t..rt
u scries or university extension ""vo' ceasing ironi, aim after, tho
lnotlliw hv AVllllniii Pmiietm T ........ "'" " l'" UOWCO.
vv.w j .. ........ uiMiitvn 4ti0iia
"Aur and Humanity in Homer" Is
of Ariel phi acariemy, Rrooklyn. Tho
lectures aro a popular exposlon of tho
features of human Interest most strik
ing in thoso masterpieces of nil lit
erature tho llllud and Odyssey,
Homer was for many centuries tho
blblo of tho liolonulo nice but tho
bible of merely a few thousand men
of ancient Attic. Tho masses under
our ctvlllwtlou will certainly a higher
stato or culture than did thoso In
Homer's tlmo but tho literary elect
will never surpass Homer hi tho art of
expression as found In eplo poetry.
HMtA lrti.tltr.1 fill til.. U'nitiiinlin.l ..
..v .vv...v V... t.lU iivuiniiiiuuM ill
Homer Is a delightful review of tim
domestic life found on the pages of
the llllud and Odvssov. Wo rminnr
commend too highly this chasto and
exquisite Uttlo volume, suitable for
u i gift to any frlond. Macmlllan &
Co., Pubs., Now York. Prlco 75 cents.
Children Cry for I
Pitcher's Cattorla.
Plllt. llTOllll IU
fi-28-lw stato Treasurer.
mmm
-Sa a model wtJtei
And a right rood oook is she.
Such bread and c&ko she doth make
Twould gladden your heart to see.
And doughnuts hrown tho beat In town t
Her plea aro lit for quoea i
And her success, as yoa might guess.
as Uu to COfSOUSNS.
COTTOIEND
adqitartr rs Sedgwick Pojt No. 10, )
)epartmentof Oregon, b. A. K
Salkm, Or., May 2, 18U0. )
Order No. 2.
The members or Sedgwick Post No.
10, will assemble at the Post room
Saturday, May HO, 1800, .at 1 o'clock p.
m.Sbarp, for attending Memorial Day
services: -also will assemble at Post
room, at 7:!I0 p. m. to attend the even
ing services at the opera house.
All ex-soldlers and sailors, Indian
and Mexican War veterans, are cor
dially Invited to parade with the Post
upon this occasion. Ry order or
Ofllclal. J. Q- "aknes,
Post Commander.
Fhiiduhkjic Looki.kv, Adjutant.
Program lor Memorial Services on
tho evening of May :), at the opera
heuse:
M uslc "Flag or Our Ancestors"
(ilee Club.
Invocation Rev. J. P. Inrmcr
Music. ."One Klng.OncCountry Still."
Glee Club.
Flag Drill, by sixteen little girls, from
East Salem school, under direction
of Miss Smith, principal.
Music "To Thee, O Country"
Glee Club.
Rccilatlon ''Whlspcrln' Rill"
Miss Adda J'ugli.
MusMSolo) "Tenting Tonight"
I'ror. it. A. iicnuigc.
Address dipt. S. R. Ormsby
Music "O Guard That Ranncr"
Glee Club.
Gov. Lord.w ho Isancx-Unlon soldier
himself, will, with bis staff, Join In
the procession to the cemtery, and
also bo present as guests at the even
ing exercises.
Miss Adda J'ugli, who gives the reci
tation, Is the daughter of Comrade J.
M. Pugh, real cstute agent or tblsclty.
The music for tho occasion will bo
furnished by, and bo under tho direc
tion or Prof. R. A. Heritage. Exer
cises will begin promptly at 8 o'clock
p. in.
The following has been promulgated
by the elder marshal or the day as the
OKIIint Of FOItMATION.
Chler marshal, D. C. Shermnn: aides,
Geo. II. Riirnett, F. A. Legg, W. II.
Downing, R. A. Crossan.
Second Regiment band, "Willis Mc
Elroy, leader.
Rattallon 2nd Rcgt. Infy. 0. N. G.,
MaJ. J'crcy Willis, Coindg.
Sedgwick Post No. 10, G. A. R., J.
Q. Rarnes, Coindr.
Sedgwick Relief Corps No. 1, Mrs.
Luola Crossau, I'rcs't.
Governor W. I Lord and stnlf.
Salem Camp No. 18, Woodmen or
tho "World, F. F. Toevs, consul.
Chemekcta Lodge No. 1, 1. O. O. V.,
W.O.Hubbard, N.G.
Willamette Tent No. (I, K.O. T. M.,
It. D. Holiuaii, Kt. Coindr.
Hnrrlson Training school cadets,
Thos. W. Potter, Supt.
Stato Rcrorm school cadets, R. J.
Hendricks, Supt.
Citizens in carriages.
The exercises at the cemetery will
be in accordance with the ritualistic
work or tho G. A. R.
Tho battalllon 0. N. G will torm
on tho north sldo or Clicmoketa street
rlgltt resting on Commercial street.
Salem Lodge No 18, W. or W. will
rorm on south side or Chcnickcta
street, right resting .on Commercial
streot.
Chciucketa lodge No. 1, 1. O. O. F
will rorm on north side or Chemeketa
street, right resting on I-Vont street.
Wlllamotto Tent No. (I, lv. 0. T. M.
will rorm on -tho lert or Chemekcta
lodge. Harrison Training school
cadets will rorm on east sldo or Com
mercial street, right resting on Che
tuekota street.
Stato Rororm school cadets will
rorm on lert or Harrison training
school cadets.
Sedgwick Post No. 10, will form on
tho west sldo of Commercial street,
right resting on Chemeketa street.
Sedgwick Relief Corps .will form on
tho loft of Sedgwick I'ost.
Tho procession will movo from
tho Intersection of Chonieketa and
Commercial strccts.promptly at 1:30
o'clock. Aides will report to elder
marshal at bis otllco In Gray block nt
1 o'clock sharp.
Tho foregoing Includes all organiza
tions which have been reported as In
tending to participate hi tho Mem-
onai way sorvices. u any organiza
tion has been omniltcd, they aro re
quested to report to tho chief marshal
and will bo assigned places In time.
D. C. Sh HUMAN,
Chief marshal:
AVrKNTION A. O. V. W.
Tho members or Protection Lodco
No. 2 mill Aralley Lodee No. la nm
requested to meet ntValley Lodno hall
at 1 o'clock sharp, for the purpose of
ta kmI htalthtui u ll m the Most imnnmini -
laj ana itjUxt medium known. wwissmsm sHonsa
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iMiiiiiiOieeniSinsnfi.MwynmgQBasiiiiiigii
,
I Oenyine Durham I
participating with Sedgwick post No.
10 G. A. R. In tbe exercises or Memo
rial day at the cemetery. All sojourn
Intf brothers aro cordially Invited tj
Join with Protection and Valley
lodges in the procession from the
lodge room. Ry order of Jus. W. Wil
son, M. W. Protection lodge, No. 2.
It. H. Rossltcr, 31. W. Valley lodge,
No. 18.
OOD FELLOWS ATTENTION.
The members of Chemekcta lodge,
No. 1, I. O. 0. F., arc requested to
meet nt the Odd Follows hall at 1
o'clock i.m.,3Iny 30th for tho purpose
of participating with Sedgwick post,
No. 10 G. A .It., In the exercises of
3Icmorlal day at the cemetery. 3Iem
bcrs of Olive lodge, No. 18, 1. O. O. V.
and all sojourning brothers arc cord
ially Invited to Join with Chemeketa
lodge In tho procession from the lodge
room. Ry order of the lodge. W. T.
Rlgdon, secretary Chc.neketa lodge,
No. 1, I. O. 0. F.
Mayor's Request.
To the people of Salem:
That wo may fittingly and uni
formly observe Memorial day, I would
request all citizens to cIomj their
places of business between the hours
of 12 noon, and fi p. in. on Saturday,
Mny 30th. Claud Gatch,
Mayor.
Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by Kc J. Guniler
man, of Dimon.lalc, Mich., we an permitted
to make this extract: "I have no lie.hntion
in rvcomending Dr. King's new discovery, as
the results were almost marvelous in the case
of my wife. . While 1 was pastor of the Dan.
list Church nt Rives Junction she was brought
down with Pneumonia succeding La Grippe,
Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last
hours with little tuteruption nnd it seemed as
if she could not .urvlye them. A friend reco.
mended Dr. King's New discovery; it was
quick in its work end highly ntlsfactory in
result." Trial bottles free at Med A. Legg's
Drug Store. Regular she so cen ts, and $ i.oo
When Baby was sick, we gave her CaMorla.
When alio was a Child, she criod for CastorU,
When eJio became Miss, she clung to Castorl.
Wbeu tlio had Children, she gave them CastorU
Through Tickets
TO THE
EAST-!
A difference
of a day.
Go east over the Burlington and
you will reach
Omaha 17 hours sooner
Kansas City io hours sooner
in me man wno takes any
other line.
Possibly you doubt this, but
it is true just the same.
Get one of our folders, oren
it look at the man in it and
you will understand why it is
true.
rickets and time tables at tho
local ticket office.
A.C.SHELDON, G.A.,
Poitland.Or.
VIA THE
Union Pacific System.
Through Pullman Palace Sleepers. Touris
Sleepern and Free Reclining Chairs dally
between
VO 'ft LAND to CHICAGO
Our trains arc heated t" steam and ur
lighted by Pintsch light.
Time to Chicago, 3 1.1 Joys
Time to New York, 4 1-2 days.
Which is many hours quicker than com
etito'8. l-'or rates, time tables and full information
spply to
BOISti t BARKER,
Agents, Sdem, Ui,
K. W. BAXTER,
oeneral Agent
C. E. BROWN,
Dist. Pass. Agent ,"
I3S Third Street, Portland.
iBO&rff
&Am w.w.
RUNS'
Marion CountyPopulist Ticket
!- t ,.,. Representatives,
K. L. IIII1BARD, II. CLEVELAND
GE0.1ICALIWELL?T.J.M'
CLARY, F. A. MYERS.
County Judpe,
1. m. Wagner.
Commissioner,
I. LARSON.
WASHINGTONHUNSATvER.
Clerk,
R. II. LEABO.
Treasurer,
GEO. M. BROWN.
Recorder,
R. R. RYAN.
Asscsor,
T. Y. McCLELLAN.
School Superintendent,
H.W.COPELAND.'
Suveyor,
S. R. 11UR1?0R1), Jit.
, Coroner.
DR. T. L. nnr.mav
Pullman Sleeping Cars
ElogantJDinino- Cars
Tourist Sleeoincr-Carb
Salem SfT
i-aund
Please notice the o,r
on the following, ttn
Shirts, plain
Unde, drawer,
Un'-r Miir
hockj, per p,ur ' " "
Handkerchiefs
ik nan.ikerchief, ,3
tcn.8euvrr.i.
coi.r '.r
' ""Mf
m
'SWl
I,"a.n'ow"sat'J buliib, ,i..
uiiueu mates ami i. " ""um 4
nln Washer and 7
.V...U."ves ItsotC.
)?"" In le" "'an six moolhj ?
p. by express, prepaid, hrhJ C 0
In copper. For partisan, "
..r. u . I. 1) It&miu
soinm sireet. .""''
. 'tm Orfmi
SALEM WATER!
Office: Willamelt.M.i.iD.A. '
IQFor water service ,PZ ' ,7'
payable monthly i Zl &&
complaints at the office Mlle
There will I no deduction (a ,
: i. "..IT" " ' "'Foary . 1 "T
wijr unless notice it ef, ,,1.
Iereaf.er water for iiB L". ' ft
ZnyZlWhm?
walk," luick SSKd SSiifi
read ."under bulldine uSrXK'HN
schedule of rates for ik, 1" fr '!
for copy. "' "W
! SALEM "
VAGON A HRPAHl
1 am prepared to do all kinds of tlA ,
any kind or making and repalnnjiiwBf
ters tools nnd edgeS tool, & JSl
an repaired; waKons and bageies itfuxjM
rc . . :r" ,:;?. r-,l "i
...... ..,, ,. w UUne in ioa-lil
made mioes. 1'Iiim nnrl rnnn,.. .1... 1
r,.n ,i..i -;;"-""( wicttj
Hiibiiuku in. ijii nrmi 1 . .
Chemeketa sirwt hirl- Af wivaV ?
- vi nW iviKIUU
It. I. IIERSCHBACH.
store.
Miss Balk', Sin
01
'ENEU IN
CIIAXNTNa TTAT.r.
Will receive children from 3 yeinsptitil
Special attention to beginnen. All dani
branches for thentrfcr nunilj unnVi ii.9
Ingdrawlnu, modeling, music pliia'ul u
usuc i.ceuie work. All woritcont ccihi
dividual nlan. In which rtirViMi.J
vnnrrfl flrrnrrtinrr tA 1ft ai .n..; r
terms and particulars apply to Mia O.Fi'J
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