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Newspaper Page Textr i 'p'HxVjr . ivr 'a , .Hosiery - i . .' , ; . .-. -. ie r ,U( v r; r, H . &-. w S&ftl' m ; " v '""iMmmmmm j f linn f Bv elvlwt.honest values at honest prices- rji vi' - WcHe& Friends ' 2 " "" ' Bykce,n'conrwordanatreatlDKanalikc.' 'f ?'. ''"' We'll sa'yeyotTSs this week on.: , p - - n jfras'tblack, genuine 2 thread Maco, best in rnarKcnior sac pur pair. , 2 thread Maco In tans, guarautecd' per pair. '., lies'. Underwear. - Vests, Jersey ribbed, high neck, longjdccycsj 25jjach.-'. Vests, Jersey ribbed, low neck, short sleeves, 2Qc.ea.ch, " -, Vests, Jersey ribbed, low neck, short slccyes, 10 andlBc, cacnf .$ Special Drives, Fast black. hose 6c per pair. Artie summer corsets", 35c each. Ladles ( wrappers 480 eucn. names' snirt Co each.- ' 1 cash - STORE. HOLVERSONS era TaosaBi for the nextltwo weeks, Green tags arc money savers, Every ' suit in the house reduced, $20,00 suits, green-tagged;:;. ;. . ;. . $12,40 $15,00 suits, green tagged. , . . ; 11.60 : $12.00 suits, green tagged. . ;. ..:....:.. 8,40 , $7,50" suits', green tagged 5,90 Suits from $3,50 up; , S tJu DALRYmPLB Sl OO. A-Surprising Gut j j i Best Shoes At Cut Rate Prices, :" OUR MONEY SAVERS. Men's '"'Five MUliods".. $1 CO nnnci as noid" Men's.;.'-. ... 1 75 ;Goqd asGood"JloyB 125 'Hfirirl ns Onld"' YdUtllSh "... 1 Ladles' IMctilc shoes,, 1 75 Men's Congress shoes t. . .. 1 00 Talble Oil Cloth, all kinds otly 12c o yard. Straw and Crash itats way down. OSBDRN'S RACKET STORE. N. J. Damon, Prop. ' Strawberry Depot tr' ? C (jflic- Famous Claek Seedling! . . SQNNEMANK f ' Grocer, 2 1 State St. Tclcphono 51 . Children's Shoes. r Should bo made of good stock with - Holld soles und solid counters. Wo carry only this Kind In stock. LITTLE GIANTS AND D1S TIMCT 70. Every nair warranted not td rip and to bo woll made. See thosn chocolate colors with vesting tops for the girls. Our Wash Goods Aretho proper tliluu for summer. All new stock. Nono enrrlcd over. This Insures you tho latest styles. Do not fail to look them over. Straw Hals, For mero youths and children. New styles, low prices, Yours to please. R. & O. CORSETS IRON CLAD HOSE FERRIS WAISTS STANDARD PATTERNS Willis Bros. Co, CurU Dry Goods and Shoo Store. Phone 100. Mall orders solicited. fl Great In order 10 raise money to meet bills shortly to become due, wo have de termined. ty giyc the buyer tho benefit of our protit, A great many lines will be sold regardless of cost. Men's suite, former prlco 820, now $16. Men's cults former prlco 916, now 812.60. Men's sulis former price $12.50, now $0.60. A big lino of men's ull wool suits from 85.60 to $7.60. MsjV Bults, former prlco $0, now $7. Roys' Mite, former price 87.60, now $5.60. r I 1 lUMfM'B suits wo havo a largo lino of new goods f rotu'Sl to $3, ,' IlaU Mi nrHl3hlng goods cheaper than any other house In Salem, wry nmiiunt Is new and complute, Come early and got tho benotlt of VMt(k tMtUrns. G. W. JOHNSON &, CO. rm m m ti urn """"p n in wnrimw ,UrAvJl CT5S252T 4hwM vgy a- i ' - A. A ,. $ &J? ? - high spllccdlicelf and double sole, - - j t,-JS . , r , rYY,&".,ts fast colors, spliced heel and-toe, 25.0, V ?j jtf'$ fr wuists soc vauu. uauico uu'wunKi CASH STORE CAIX A MESSENGER - - - - and havo your notes and packages aouvorea, to ccuooc a dui, io go ou errands for you. Aslc for special rates en merchants' packages. Charges reasonable. Bloyole ser vice. Ring Blue boxes or tolophono 40. Lock-wood Messenger System, Central office No. 280 Commercial street, Salem Local. Wm Solders of Sioux County, who has been visiting Alderman Park hurst and other Iowa friends, left for home this morning. Band Concert. II. A. C, Rand will play at corner of Court and Commercial streets to night. Excitement Is Over. Now that tVo election excitement Is over, resumo your normal condition in lifo and cat your meals at George Rro's., whero tho best 1C cent meal on oarth Is seryed. A Card Prom Mr. Hendricks. Eoitok Jeuhnal: The Intimation In your paper that I had something to do with the arrangement of the names on the oHlclnl ballot Is unjust. The county clerk has tho arrange ment of tho names, and 1 did not see tho ballot until It was printed, and did not cxumlno It closely until I went Into the booth to vote. R. J. Hendricks. Not Troubled Now. "From my childhood 1 have been In poor health and my ekln was yellow. When I was 10 years old I had salt rheum on one of my hands. I got a bottle of Hood's Suroaparllla and be fore I had taken all of It my hand was well. I havo never been troubled with wilt rheum since." Mas. HrcimiA Reid, Raker City, Or. llyod's Pills are easy to tako, easy to operate. Curo Indigestion, head, ache. Exneiioiice U the best teaelier. Uie Acker'i English emeily In nny cose of couohs, colds or croups "Should It fall to give immediate relief money ie funded. 35 cents and 50 cents. ' Dissolution Notice, Notice Is hereby given that tho firm or Churchill & Burroughs has dis solved by mutual consent. T. S. Bur roughs will contlnuo tho business, and will collect all bills and pay all claims of the old 11 rm. C. N. Ciiukciiill, 7 liu T. S. Ruimouaiis. Moki Tea positively cures sick headache, indigestion and constipation, A delightful drink. Kemovri all eruptions of the skin, producing a perfect complexiou, or money re. funded. 35 ceuts and 50 cents. R6du6tlon i-rr.T-i"T"grTi fliijfMMMjgB' DURBIN 00 SHERIFF gr.x c. The Howell Prairio Boy Wins a Safe PORTLAND AT 2 O'CLOCK Out of 6,000 Votes Counted Re publicans 1000 Ahead. Liable to Be" Pretty Close on Official Ballot.' Late Reports Indicate Election ol R. M, Veatch Over Tongue In Marlon county the Union candi date for sheriff has been elected by a -afe majority of about a hundred votes. KIncald and Harkley run 250 ahead of the Union ticket. Republican legislative ticket from 100 to 400 ahead: Special to The Journal. Portland, June .7, 2 p. m. Count of yote slowly proceeding In this city. At present time out of 6000 ballots completed Republican state ticket only 1000 votes ahead. W. T. Hume, Mitchell Republican for state senator Is gaining on Joseph Simon, regular Rcpnblican. Malheur county unof ficial gives Union ticket 150 majority. Orant couuty Is very close. Crook county thus far gives Donaldson for Congress and Gccr majorities. Oregon city glyes Republican state ticket a majority. But Clackamas county Is probably carried for the Fusion. Tillamook county elects all Republicans except county judge. Columbia county close. The Union carries Harney county. STATU MATTERS. Portland, a p. m. In Washington county Gecr Is about 200 ahead, Tongue about 1500. Twenty 'precincts of Clackamas county are about as follews: Gccr 1588, King 1304; Booth 1204, Mooro 1555; Ackerman 1404, Lyman 1348; Fitcli 1500, Leeds 1328; Mooro 1313, Ramsey 1407; Rlackburn 1308, Story 1335; Tongue 1105. Veatch 1133; Brownell 1342, Uren 1290; Barkley 1148, Porter 1417. Late report favora ble to Veatch, being elected In First district. Union county pluralities with about three hundred votes not in, Moody 130, Geerl25; Dunbar 051, Moore 20 Ackerman 7, Leeds 114, Ramsey 254, Story 108. Democratselect entire county ticket, Including McAlUtcr. Close between Stanley and Dayls for the other rep rcscntatlye. Populists elect nothing. Marlon county complete, unolllclal, with seven precincts to hear from glvo Geer 520 plurality, Tongue 301, Dun bar 217, Porter over Barkloy 237, Hall over Hlbbard 220, Tho precincts to bo heard from will reduce these pluralities some. (Special:) Portland, Juno 7, 3:45 p. m.- Jackson county with ten precincts to hear from, Veatch 840, Tonguo 887. Tonguo wllUcarry Lincoln county by tweuty, and it will tako ofllcial count to decide,: Wiggins' Bazaar, Racket Prices. An actual savinc of from 10 to 20 per cent on nearly every Item you purchase. Of course there aro a few things excepted llkoO. N. T. cotton, black cat hoo, etc. Theso aro tho samo prlco tho country over. Shoes, underwear, ihoslery, notions, glassware, kltchenwarc. overalls, Qvershlrt?, at lowest .racket prices. Silk Hags Another lot just at hand, 17c or 20o attached to your wheo), Bicycle Whlrlaglg, The Latest Fadr 8c. Oonio and see. W WIGGINS' At Vt!AT(ni'S HOME. West Cottage Grove, gave VeaUsh 30 majority; East Cottage Groye gave Tongue 32 KIncald and state 'ticket sllg'htly behind. -County ticket mixed. A RESIDENCE BURNED. O. P,' Dabney's Home Destroyed by Kire This Afternoon. At 1 o'clock this afternoon fire del stroyed the residence of O. P. Dabney on Fifteenth street near B street. After the noonday meal had been disposed of, Mrs. Dabney placed" her five year old'Son on a cot In the bedroom for an afternoon nap, but upon reentering the room a few mo ments later fonnd It ablaze. She Im mediately notified tho neighbors" and a tire alarm was turned In to which tho department made quick response, but upon arriving on the scene found the building almost in ashes. It Issunposed the little fellow found some matches and while playing with the same, set the building atire, Mr. Dabney was at the depot awaiting tho arrival of the Rossburg mall Inten ding to go to Portland when ho was apprised of the unfortunate fire that haa rendered blm homeless. Tho artlclessavcd from the building were the organ and several chairs, all of tho clothing and furniture consumed. Theteslneflce was ti story and a half frame structure and 'owned by .Mrs Laura Ra.msdon, whd lives ea.U bf Sa lem. The residence and adjoining wood shed were entirely destroyed. There was no insurance on either the dwel ling or its contents. jouknaL "x-rays." The Union committee and candi dates if defeated In Marlon county will meet and settle up all campaign bills like gentlemen. The Republi cans ought to d6 the same. Now let us all unlto to uphold the administration in its war with Spain without any division whatever. .That is American. Nothing cl?e is. U t Walter Ljon In Oreenlan: "The election passed oil without any dis turbing scenes in Salem. Republicans und Fusionlsts both were active, but the Fusionlsts had the better organi zation, and captured the bulk of tho floating votes. The Fusion headquar ters was the scene of bustle and hur ried coming and going during the voting hours. The Republicans had no central headquarters and each precinct managed its own affairs, Fusion hacks were gaily decorated with Hags and labeled with large let ters "Vote for King and the Union ticket." Tho Republicans furnished conveyances for voters also, but the rigs were not designated by plac ards." FROM A SUFFERER. How A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone Healed After 35 Years. Chehalis, Wash., April 9, 1308. Dr. J. F. Cook, Salem, Or; 1 received your letter and was alad to hear from you. You want to know how my leg Is getting along. It Is all right; the Mesh is growing out over tue sum none anu is turninir wmte it is not straight yet, but I think It will be as straight as the other leg when warm weather comes on. I can work most of the time. Tho other doctors told me 1 could never be cured without splitting it and scrap ing tue Done, out, tnoy are mistaken. It Is getting well without cutting or scraping, so they do not know as much as they thought they did, but you are all rlcht, for you have done just what you saiu you couia ao. 1 win answer any questions you ask about my leg, Very truly yours, A. Cqqper. Dr. Cook's office Is at 301 Liberty street, Salem. CASTOR i A For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of $$i& lItiuvku, detective aoencv, 12a ) Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal. To district attorneys, slierifls, attorneys at law and private parties: Prepared to transact all business o( a confidential and intricate character expeditiously and on reasonabla terms. Correspondents all over tho wsrld. S. C. V. Jones, Milesburg, Pa., writOk.WJ have used Uewilt's Utile Early Risers and and must say I have never used any pills dur ing forty years of house keeping that gave such satisfactory results as a laxative or cathartic, Stone Drug Store, Speaking of Wheels, Wo doubled our last year's sales souio weeks ago, and aro pushing on to better things and by the way we've only sold 13 930 wheels this whole season, That .speaks well for tho class of trado wo handle, The Stearns is the $50 Wheel of Salens If jou doubt It useyour eyes, It's not In tho same class as tho common. $50 wheel. Another lot of 10 Victors duo next week. BAZAAR ! iwriirrwnnaMMwaiMga OLD" MARION COUNTY GivesGeer and Tongue a Small Majority, D'ARCY AND HAYDEN ELECTED. Durbinand Hibb'ard Probably Elect ed Sneriff and Clerk. The Republicans have probably carried Marlon county by small majorities for their entire ticket ex cept D'Arcy for judge, Haydcn for district attorney Durbln for sheriff, and K. L. Hlbbard for clerk on the Union ticket. The vote by precincts and summar ies from all precincts rccieved up to hour of going to press arc giyen be low. The Union campaign committee made a splendid canvass against tre mendous odds and with only limited means to work with. They haye cut down the vote In the stronghold of Republicanism and held their forces together remarkably well, consider ing tho tremendous popularity of the administration's war policy. Hewell: 111112, Peders on 2, Tongue 73, Veatch 65; Clinton 1, Geer70, Klng67, Luce 3; Hewltc54; D'Arcy 55, Boise 50, Burnett 83 legislative and oounty about same except Durbin who got 75, Wain 08. Jeffersen: Hill 13, Pedorsen 0, Tongue 139, Veatch 91; Clinton 4,Geer 145, King Q8, Luce 0; Dunbar 140, KIncald lul; BoUe 74, Burnett 140, D'Arcy 89, Hewitt 00; Adams 120, Looneyl35, i)imlok 80, Griffith 82; Bowermao 4, Cook 3; Barkley 89, Porter 122; rest of legislative ticket about the same; Durbin 108, Wain 111, Taylor 3; Roland 160, Strain 59; Egan 73, Jones 14T. Rest of county ticket about the 6an:e. iBtitteyllle: Tongue 60, Vea tch 77; Clinton 3, Geer 57, King 72; Dunbar 55, KIncald i8; Boise 07, Burnett 67, D'Arcy 67, Hewitt 20; legislative same as state except Barkley 64, Porter 02, Durbin 73, Wain 60; Roland 52, Strain 80: rest about the same. Macleay: Geer 05, King 49; Tongue 64, Veatch 48; county ticket: Boise 43. Burnett 00, D'Arcy 49, newltt 30; Hayden 51, Irvine 50; Durbin 48, Wain 01; Downing 43, Simeral 67. E. O. Eoff, Justice, 52, II. Sapplngtleld 45. Cone, Rep., constable elected. Moniter: Hill 3, Pederson 4, Tongue 51, Veatch 74: King 78, Geer 51, Clinton 3, Luce 3; Boise 75,Burnett 60, D'Arcy 62, Hewitt 30; Marsh 74, Mlley4,(probaby an error;) Roland 35, Strain 93. Aurera: Tongue 84, Veatch 5' Pederson 3; Geer 88, King 3; Blose 5, Burnett 84, D'Arcy U, Hewitt 60; Durbin 13, Wain 7; rest of ticket about samo. Salem No. 4: Twelve state and congressional tickets cast: Hill 4, Pederson 3, Tonguo 100. Veatch, 73; Greer 117, King 73; Dunbar.101, KIn cald 85; Ackerman 90, Lyman 78; Bolie 49, Burnett, 113, D'Arcy newlte 74. Fairfield : Tongue 28, Veatch Hill 5, Geer 29, King 24, Dunbar KIncald 27, Boise 20, Burnett D'Arcy 29; Hewitt 14, Barkley 63, 25, 24, 28, 27, Porter 25, Durbin 30, Wain 20, Marsh 29, Mlley 23. Justice Poujade and Stevens a tie. Rest ticket about the samp. Garfield: Tongue 02, Veatch 42; Geer 01, King 47; Dunbar 02; Kincaid 47; Ackerman 03, Lyman 43; Moore 60; Ramsey 52; Boise 41, Burnett 67; D'Arcy 39, newltt 38; Haydcn 44, Irvine 49; Barkley 47, Porter 58; Adams 47, Looney 55, Dlmlok 48, Griffith 40, Bowcrman 13; Cumminga Ol.Flagg 58, Lewis 61, McCulloch 59, McCourt 59; Bents 46, Crolsan 46, Heln 45, Knight 44; Myers -42; Marsh 46, Mlley 68; Durblp 40, Wain 53; Hall 58, Hlbbard 44; Roland 60, Strain 42; Downing 62, Simeral 40; Davidson 46, Hobart 62: Egan 41, Jones 61. Rest of ticket stands nearly same. Salem No. 2: Hill 3, Pederson 3, Tonguo 124, Veatch 50; Clinton 1, Geer 135, King 49, Luce 2, Davis 2i Boise 48, Burnett 140, D'Arcy 61, Hew lttS5; Barkley 44, Porter 130; rest about the same. WestSIlyerton. Tongue 130, VeaUsh 65; Geer 122, King 73; Boise 73, Bur nett, DIArcy 61, Hewitt 96; rest about same. East Salem: Tongue 40, Veatch 40; Geer 40, King 45, Dunbar 37, Klr. cad 40; Booth 41, Moore 43; Ackerman 43, Lyman 38, Fitch 41, Leeds 42; Mooro 45, Ramsey 41; Blackburn 41, Story 45; Boise 30, Burnett 45, D.Arcy 39, Hewitt 28; Robertson 43, Smith 43; ilayden 41, Irvine 39; Barkley 40, Porter 33; Adams 30, Looney 43, Dim- lck 40, GrI tilth 45, Bowerman 5;Cura mlngs 41, Flagg 3S; Lewis 41, McCul loch 42, McCourt 41, Bents O, Crolsan 46, Heln 43, Knight 42, Myers 47, Marsh 42, Mlley 34; Durbin 44, Wain 30; Hall 37, Hlbbard 49; Roland 40, Strain 45; Downing 37, Simeral 47; Davidson 38, Hobart 49; Egan 37, Jones 47. South Salem: Hill 10, Pederson 11. Tongue 09, Veatch 32, Clinton 5, Geer 100, King 143, Luce 6; Dunbar 100. KIncald 142; Booth 141; -Moore 03; Ackerman 00, Lyman 139; Fltoh 134, Leeds 94; Moore 07, Ramsey 136; Blackburn 02, Story 138; Boise 127, Burnett 104, D'Arcy 131, Hewitt 69; Robertson 142, Smith 04; Hayden 155, Irvine 82;Barkley WjPorterWj Adams - OVERSTOCKED - We have-too many SHIRT WAISTS and will offer them at a great sacrifice on Monday, Tuesday; and,: Wednesday 50c Waistsall new Patterris-vsale price 75c Waistsva large assortmentvsalc price. SLOO Waists, beautiful goods, price. c, C Big Secure Commercial St The 87, Looney 92. Dlmickl44; Griffith 147, Bowerman 7: Cock 6; Cummlngs 93,Flagg 85, Lewis 91, McCulloch 92, McCourt 98, Bents 134, Crolsan 143, Ileinl44, Knight 140 Myers 133;Marsh 152, Mlley 85; Durbin 152: Wain 89: nail 85, Hlbbard 115;Roland D7,S train 130; Downing 87, Simeral 141; David son 157, Hobart 75, Egan 142,Jones 01. Salem No. 3: Tongue 114, Veatch 08; Clinton 4, Geer 120, King 67; Dayls 4, Acker man 118, Lyman 65; Boise 35, Burnett 135, D'Arcy 78, Hewitt 76; Hayden 90, Irylne 75; Barkloy 62, Porter 103; Adams 110, Looney 118 DImIck 62, Griffith 83, Cummlngs 114, Flagg 110, Lewis 119. McCulloch 118, McCourt 113; Bents 57, Crolsan 05, Heln 59, Knlght03, Myers 61; Marsh 07, Mlley 108; Durbin &, Wain 107; Hall 108, Hlbbard 78; Roland 123, Strain 05; Downing 120, Simeral 08; Davidson 70, Hobart 116, Egan 75, Jones 118. Salem No. 1: Hill 4, Pederson 7, Tongue 111, Veatch 64; Clinton 5, Geer 122, King 04, Luce 11. Davis 7, Dunbav 105, KIncald 04, Wakefield 1 Boise 40, Burnett 117, D'Arcy 77, Hewitt 81, Robertson 05, Smith 112; Hayden 03, Irvine 88; Barkley 67, Porter 107. Adams 97, Looney 113, Dimick 61, Griffith 73, Bowerman 8, Cook 8; Cum mlngs 117, Flagg 103, Lewis 114, Mc Cullough 115, McCourt 101; Bents 62, Crolsan 80, Heln 07, Knight 57, Myer, 03; Marsh 75, Mlley 101) Durbin 72, Wain 107; Hall 104, Hlbbard 70; Ro land 115, Strain 02; Downing 113, Sim eral 03; Dayidson 69. nobart 108, Egan 72. Jones 100. nubbard: Hill 4, Pederson 8, Tongue 72, Veatch 31; Geer 79, King 34; Dayls 10, Dunbar 70, Kincaid 34, Wakefield 1; Booth 37, Mooro 74, Sears 3, Votaw 4; Boise 35, Burnett 82, D'Arcy as, liewit 53; Hayden 41, Irvine 73; Barkley 37, Porter 78; Adams 73, Lojney GQ. DImIck 44, Griffith 37, Cummlngs 70. Flagg 77, .ewis 70, McCulloch 74, McCourt 71; ! nt! 36, Crolsan 35, Heln 37, Knight ''crs33; Marsh 29, Mlley 04; . t. 1 40, Wain 71; Hall 72, Hlbbard 35; liulty 12, Roland 04, Strain 48. Prospect; Tongue 158, Veatch 155; Geer 169, King 155; Dunbar 161, Kin cald 169; Ackerman 159, Lyman 150; Boise 111, Burnett 189; D'Arcy 145, Hewitt 121; nayden 108, Irvine 134; Barkley 137, Porter 152; Durbin 104, Wain 146; Cummlngs 100, Flagg 155, Lewis 101, McCulloch 101;McCourtl41, Bents.l47,Crolsan 103,Hein 142,Knlght 144; Myers 144; Marsh 154. Mlley 190; Davidson 159; Hobart 150. Staytcn: Hill 5, Pederson 0, Tongue 70, Veatch 105; Clinton 4, Geer 81, King 100, Luce 2; Dunbar 81. KIncald 102; Boise 00, Burnett 88, D'Arcy 87, Hewitt 60; Adams 73, Looney 78, Dlmlok 03, Griffith 108, Bowermao 3, Cook 4: legislative about the same; Barkley 101, Porter 80; Durbin 111, Wain 73, Taylor 4; Marsh 100, .Mlley 71, lllg 8; Roland 77 Strain 102; Hlbbard 09, nail 79,. Fra iler 6; rest about the same. Justice Waters, Dem:, Constable Richardson, Rep. Woedburn: Hill 9, Pederson 12, Tongue 151, Veatch 155; Clinton 7, Geer 151, King 145, Luco 1; Acker man 151, Lyman 137; Boise 144, Bur nett 154, D'Arcy 139, Hewitt 98; TK-anTm-T-i ma Cost will cut no "figure during this sale, as we are determined- to-reduce our stock nicely madcf Sale Cuts on Better Goods' -Buy Now and Great Bargain: 0& BKHITTTTHJ Bargain House of Salem, Ilayden 141, Irylne 144; 'Barkley 139, Irylne 147; Durbin 137, Taylor 13, Wain 146; Hall 173, Hlbbard 115; Roland 137, Strain 155; Marsh 133, Mlley 142. Other votes about same. Turner: II 111 5, Pederson 3, Tongue 110, Veatce 48; Clinton 2, Geer 119, King 53, Luce 11, Dunbar 107, KIn cald 61; Boise 40, Burnett 120. D'Arcy 41, Hewitt 80; leglslatlyo ticket same as state: Ackerman 110, Lyman 52; Hayden 63 Irvine 96; county ticket same as state. Constable, M. T. Mil ler, (Dem.); justice, W. M. mileary. East Sllverten: Hill 10, Pederson 7, Tongue 122, Veatch 93; Clinton 4, Geer 122, King 103, Luce 1; Boise 93, Bur nett 137, D'Arcy 77, Hewitt 84; legis lative ticket about 105 to 120 all through; Marsh 111, Mlley 109; Dur bin 100, tValn 117, Taylor 4; Hall 103, Ilibbard 118; Roland 107, Strain 112; Davidson 103, Holart 120; rest about same. Mehaina: Hill 0, Tongue 04, Veatch 10; Geer 60, King 25, Luce 3; Dunbar 01, Kincaid 24; Boise 23, Burnett 03, D'Arcy 24, Hewitt 49; Ackerman 61, Lyman 25; Hayden 31, lrvine54; Bark loy 25, Porter 01; Durbin 31, Wain 54; rest of ticket about same. Broeks: Hill 4, Pederson 3, Tongue 118, Veatch 03; Clinton 1, Geer 113, King 74, Luce 2; Dunbar 103, Kincaid 78; Boise 00, Burnett 113, DeArcy 09, Hewitt 79; Mart. It 74, Mlley 98; Hayden 84, Irvine 98; Barkloy 80, Porter 99; Durbin 99, Walt; 97, Taylor 5; Egan 95, Jones 84. SALEM JUSTICE DISTRICT. In Salem District H. A. Johnson Is elected over J. M. Payne by about 150 majority, while A. P. Adams Is elected over C. M, Charlton by nearly 300 majority. Hereb: Union ticket 01, Republi can 29 In this precinct. Mt. Angel: Tongue 75, Veatch 102; lieerai, King 129; Dunbar 39, KIncald 131; Boise 132, Burnett 40,-D'Arcy 129, tlewltt 33: Adams 55, Looney 43. Pnrtnr fil. TtarMnv .11!! Tllmlnb- 1o Griffith 125, Cummlngs 4$, Flagg 50, Lewis 56, McCulloch 54, McCourt 49, Bents 113, Crolsan 126, neln 132, Knight 122, Myers 118; Marsh 115, Mlley 54; Durbin 141, Wain 35; nail 40, nibbard 132; Roland 30, Strain 136; Downing 41, Simeral 132: David son 108, Hobart 60; Egan 133, Jones 40; Herrlck 87, Jory 84; Clough 41, Golden 134. Graduation Gifts, 1 have Just new line of received an entire Ladies Watches and Long Chains Suitable for a graduation gift, at prices never offered before. When looking for something of this kind, don't fall to call on CHARLES H. niNGES, D, B. Watchmaker, Diamond .setter and Optician. Between postofllce &Fry'd 'drug store. Watches cleaned 75c; Main springs 75c. S1.25 Waists all go during sale at $1,50 Waists, dainty, and stylish good? ': price, ' $1,75 Waisls, to close them, go at, 9, sJMrsHN n HI DEALER IN : GROCERIES! Paints. Oils Window Glass T nish, and tbo most completer of Brushes of all kinds in the 1! Artists materials, lime; hat; a meut and shingles; and the quality ot grass seed. r5SHssrvtBsarN8Mi WANTED, EI New today advertisements trel or less in this column uueiwi times for 25 cts 50 cts. a ner mouth. All over four same rate. WANTEDM " 1 he Cottage" U good girl for general bousewtn, st. saicm ur. nnws TY-in KAI.E., Two I rtrnAi Urcv rnT. llllf mile BOttlin amette bridge on Walace roadP.tt j b. Shryockh. -Adu cimn ran h hart hv aDDITlDWu . . .-f - nr T !1rttr Ct 'I WilOv' " " SECONDHAND GOODa-s & Ends for new second mm H. M. Van Averv's. 151 street, Salem, Or. J-"-"! wrAwntrm D.. nA Fe'lHlitd 1 high grade man or woman, dpi standi Dg.to act as roansgtr tetj home. Business already M J J tabllshed here. SsaUrf WM addressed stamped envelops an to A. P.Eldtr, General Itofl Michigan Ave, imcac -j a nT!NT WANTED Tor "1 Cr,nin inrlndinir battles ons:t Contains all about armies, g warships of both nations wu s f .! n.ul virtnrv of tOC Su tells everything about Sinrt riwnup ic " , r-vnn. tM lion, lames i" ; :":Ai leader for Cuba Mmuifrfa cress. The gttMf.w"T,i 5oo large pages, loo V manv in richest colors. I'WJ maps. Biggest book. Wgj lowest ,pn. v '".si, receives granu -- fco&l mand enormous, harresUWiH J credit, freight P'V;rLclO De'pt. 15.356 Dearborn s ; NOTICE rAU persons WJ i0" ?Pr.?..:r Mother lore comii.n"b stfJa dowelltoseeliohanrionA are prepared lo buuow. - y walls on short notice. "7 d . ,.i.nre corner lincoia" cial street- BINDER FOR SALB.-q ,.n,iruhnme binder, "U".l bar train. "" -" ' . i i- I UC4fl leiarm, nearAsyl1, Henry Belle I New W. F R- .. ...., .lth ' the oiareuaoio ?--- aboprprxtbetfwjk, pattonfl. 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