Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 24, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr, JKStfW wmKJi '-W!UHJi!ipil - It s WE DO, DO IT! It-does not matter how, or why, the GREAT SUC CESS of our SPECIAL SALE of MEN'S SUITS pnoyjng that our values and efforts are appreciated havevdecided us to inaugurate this Sufpi rise Sale in Children's Until further notice our entire stock of Children's Clothing will be offered at SPECIAL PRICES. Absolutely no reserve all fresh, new and up-to-date Goods. New Duck Pants New Caps 6. w. Johnson & Go.. 257 COMMERCIAL STREET. DAM CAPITAL- JOURNAL BV HOfWn DIIOTHKHH SATURDAY, JUNK 2J, 1801). Dully, One Tear 93.00, la Advance Dully, Tout MonUia 1 00. lit Advnnoo. Weekly, One Year 91.00, In Advanoo EDITORIAL REVIEW. Tlio selection of mi any tilin Miperln tendent for tlio next four yearn liy the ijUtto iwylinn boiinl will no doubt tnko place In n nliort time. Tlio olllce la u most important one, hecttueo of tlio largo millibar of portions under charge mid tlio largo oxpondlturo. . Tlio three candldntcB hooiii to Im I). A. Paine, prenont incumbent, ox-ropro-BvntAtivo Smith of Sitluni and ex-senator Oalbraith of Yamhill county, If ro form, economy mid nrogrcei uro to Imi expected, it In not cany to hco that any enn bo obtained by n i-linno in (nipt, of atiyliim, an between Uicho three. All three nro polltlclnng who look upon tlio public ncrvico ivH n nienns of rcwnnlliiK thcinaclvcn mid their friondii for devo tion to thu wont kind of fuclioiinl poll tlcH. All three weroineiiiberHor Htip. jKirtcrH of thu rump legisluturo of 181)7 and their motto twin "Mitchell or bunt." While personally good fellown mid ro putablo memlierH of the rcKiilur blue inftiiH riiiK of the profwulon, whoruHlot all reform IcKlilutlon for thu Iiimiiiu, no one expects elevation of thu public H'r vice, lopping off of abused, prourenH In enro of inmwo, or rvHlNtancu to jobbery at their hiindH, Thu only men In thu tttutu lit for thu place, and who enjoy a reputation for doing n thliiK but pruHtltutliiKthu care of thu itioano to tho purimMiH of inuehliio pollticH, aro men like Dr. Harry Litno or Dr. JoHVphl, of Portland, who at thu handu of u HtralKht Itopiiblicau liourd could expect no coimiileratlou, and )robably would not take thu plnuu null ject to thu polltlciil prwwuro that u board feeU called upon at tiuioM lo exer clw, - J Tho criHla in tho rendition In Hie l'liil- Ipplno wnr linn been ruuehed. Thu campaign there must taku an luiiuu dlato vigoroiiH turn for thu lielter priwu cutloii of tho war, thu more vlgoroiiN hupprvlon of tho revolt at Amuriuan authority, or thu two of MoKlntoy, ut id., i hopc-trsa and will not Ihi riupiHirUtl by. tho American jvuoplo. ilut ut this urltlool time It lit thu duty of all loyal and jxitrlotlo AuiurloaiiN to baiilow In condeniulngthuprenldeut uud Ilia tulvUem. A foreign war wan not on tho program when McKlnWy wan chosen to lead hla party. A war with Bpnln waa not dreamed of whou Me Kinley cIioko hla tuiblnot. When thu war broko out hu could not dlainlwi Alger, one of thu men who hhmuwI him thu prealdenoy. Tim dft of ltr mi could only lie nrooinpll8liil by uluuwt RUJKirhiimau effort at thu liiiiuUof mun like Hanna, Alger, l'latt and othoiu who could control thu nhiewti of war and lurtfO block of lorixiintlou employea. It; thu MuKlnloy ivliiilniatrntlou litis atitferod from incompetently and cor ruption fn high places, and iiilmniinng meat In fhu coiuliiet of thu war, let ua bo Juat ami not put all thu hhuuu on one man or even, on MuKlnley and Alg. Thu pivs oPtliu utMe la copying an Item trout the Portland Lantern that la lifiof lunllcti, liiju.tl.ee, iiimvid i and UVLD DUST THE BEST Washing Powder Clothing New Belts New Hats poHltlvo fnlnehool tow aril Prof. Acker man and hl.H family. Thia writer did not aupport Mr. Ackerman for Htato Stipt. of thu Hchoola, and in thu heat of a campaign audi criinlnatloim might bo overlooked, but after an olllclol in chosen to xorvo tho iwoplo a decent rciipect for our hiHtitutlona forbids them. It Ih wrong to needleaKly wound the feelinga of an oilllclal'fl family, oven though they bo employed under thu pernloioiiH Oregon practice of employ ing rolativcn, a practico that Ih wrong, haa grown into mi nbuc, mid ahould in tho IntereHt of good mnnucra and good government bo abollidicd. When an oinco 1m given to an indlvlducl, by tho jicoplo or by appointment, thu official thereby gutts no right to monopolize thu placcH under him for his own family. All places are mipiocd to bo ojon to overy oltixcu on wpial tornia. Nepotism fa uiiamuricuu and abhorent. Hut in reforming an nbiiNu that uxtenda from Pruaidont to pnthmanter lot ua not atrlke by inuondound liiHluuatloii. Lot iih light fuir. CURRENT EVENTS. Wfcon the Irlah ntlilutoa, who name to try coiicIuhIoiih with tho eruck nth lutlo touniM of AmurlcH landed In Now York they wero greeted by a boat of Irlah-AiiiorlcmiH, of Greater New York. Tho men aru all membera of thoCarrluk-on-Blnr Club, of Ireland, mid euuh haa n good roconl to hla credit for athletic IHirforinaiico under tho aUMiicoa of tho I rich Amateur Athletic Aaaociatlon, Thuriiptiilnofthoteam ia T. J. Klelly, who Iiiih won thu all-around Irlab chain plouahlp for live yenra In MUcceaMlon.mid wlio IioIiIh thu Hcorn of Groat llrltaln for throwing the lll-K)Uiid hammer, and thu world'M record for loading thu 6U jtouiul weight, with unlimited run mid fol low. Another notiil mumlKir of the team la W. J. M. Nuwburu, thu broad jumper, who holds tho prurient liritiah icrordotlM feet,'l(i inehea. 'Ihu men will maku their athletic debut in Amer ica in tho couiietitloiiH to hu held July I, under thu nuaplceH of tho Knlukcr IxKiker Athletlo Club. Ilia thirteen yearn hIiico (Itineral Ulyanc B. tlrmtt panHtnl to his eternal rent, mid this morning u number of lloral wrentba wero laid in and about thu thu aaKophugUH In Uhuraldu Park ua ailuut trlbutua to thu memory of thu dead hero. Huporta from rollablo uulhorltluM throughout tho pouch-growing aectloua of thu country as to the outlook for thu MHimm's yield aru "very dlHapMiintlng, mid it even looks us tliougb thu ciop will be a total failure. Advices from Tuxan, MliHouri, Arkunaaa and Dela ware aru dibcouraglug, but the Cana diau harvest III the territory border ing on Niagara l'alln la oxinH'teU in a inuitHiiru to releiu thu ihkihou. Home o( thu ptMiuh-gniwlug Centura that report thu urop as certain to ho tmrtly or en tirely a failure Inoludu thu Ulue Itldgu MHitlou of Maryland, aouthtuu Indiana and parts of Kentucky, tho Hudftou fruit diHtrlct of New York, thu Cum berland valluy, thu Sheuandoath Valley uud many jxirts ot Texas The only aectloua roortlng favorably are Neu Jersey, West NMrglnla, Woatoui Poun aylvunU and certain districts of Mich igan. The unusually xxr crop Is attri buted y nurserymen and ahipiorfl to thu mild weather ot January and Feb ruary, whlah hoi) n general blighting ediHt on the crop, and in several large j. i. i -s- ' Schillings Best tea sold only in Packages growing districts completely destroyed the carefully-guarded trees. The dawn of tho greatest day In the history of Lns Vegas, Now Mexico, saw tho picturesque town and adjacent plains in tho possession of fully 15,000 strangers who had arrived during the preceding twenty-four hours for tho first annual reunion of Roosevelt's Hough Riders. Several hundred of the visitor! aro cowboys, miners, Indian fighters ami college athletes who made up the famous cavalry regiment led by tho in trepid "Teddy." Tlio rest of tho viators includes slghteers from many part of the country who have come to witness tlio reunion and the tournament of sjiortH in which the former Rough Riders all lake lmrt. Promptly nt nine o'clock this morn ing tlio crowded streets echoed to the "assembly" sounded by CassI, Rooee volt's noted trumpoter, just as the same trumpet and trumiKster sounded tho ad- vanco one year ao today In tho lmttlo of Las atiasinas. At 10 o'clock tho veterans and visitors assembled for the formal owning exercises which wero devoid of all unnecessary ceremony. Governor Roosevelt made tho ojiening speech, to which Colonel Hrodlu, presi dent of the association formed nt Mon tank last year, resjionded. Urief ad dresses wero ulso made by Governor Otero of Now Mexico, Governor Murphy of Arizona and by Lieutenant Carter. Thu formalities closed witli thu playing of patriotic airs by thu military band ot Chihuahua, Mexico. This afternoon there will bo a roviow of tho regiment, followed by u meeting for the election of olllcera and the selection of time mid tilacu for thu next meethiK. Colorado Springs, Gushrio, 0. T., Kl Paso, Tuxas and several other cities are anxious to scenic next year's reunion. The steamer Virginia left its Chioago dock for Milwaukee this morning with tho heaviest load it uvor curried in pro- tMirtlon to thu number of its passengurs On board was an exuurslon party of -100 members of tho Garden City Pat Men's Club, the smallest member of which tips the wales at 'J 10 pounds. Thu excur, slouists propoHi to spend tomorrow as tho quests of thu brewers of Milwaukee and oxpect to return to Chicago with many pounds oi additional nvolrilutiois as a result of thu entertainment fur nished them in thu Cream City. SUNDAY SERVICES. W. 0. T. U. Rev. Williams, will preach at tho W. 0. T. U. hall Sunday at I p. in. UKItMAN I.UTIIKIUN. Services at 2 n. m. at thu German church on Capital street by Rev. Togo of tho Missouri synod. UNITKl) imUTIIIIKN. Sunday school 10 a. m. Prof. Cooley, sunt. Preach nit U n. in. ami i. in Kvorvbody Invited to come and bear thu now pastor. niwT council or ciiiiist rkicutlst services. lesson sermon and children's classes 10: 15 a. m. HiiIh Ject "Christian Sclonco." Wednesday uvuulnu mcotlmt 1. m. Christian Hcloncu hall corner Court uud Lllntrty streets. ST. 1'AUU'H KI'INCOI'AL. Fourth Sunday after trinity. 7:110 a, m. Holy Hucharist. 10 a. in. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Matins and sermon, n it, in. P.vousoug uud sermon. W. 11. Mugnon, rector. HAITI HT CIIUIICII. Ronald McK lion, vlstor. Subject: (leuesis or thu lloo k o( ister Reutnnluus 10 it m. Choice of muster "If Mod lie Hod Servo Him," 8 p. in. Sunday m. Young Peonies meeting school VI ouiib l'uoiilus meutliiK 7 l. in, .i . .i. I'niyur meeting iiieattay p. in SAI.UM CIIUIICII Ok' ciutisr. (Sclontlst) at 2W Liberty street. Ser vice ut -:H0 a. m. LuMson Sermon Subject: "ChrisMim Seleneu." Kven- Ing service H it. m. Wudnunduy reulng uuettugn ociock. I KM II A Ij CONUIIIMATIOSAI, Corner Niuuteenth uud Ferry slnnds, them will Ihi nreachlmt by thu nastor at H u. in, tomorrow. Sublocl "I'mwus and Smiles." There will bo no Krieu In thu evening. I IMI ik mrtiiodiht KrisrorAi. Kubjetit of the morning Hurnmn by uiu pasmr r. i'. itoyui, litiueauon, cm phusUinu eniHH'lallv a i-olleiilate course. with bluok-hourd illustration, shuwiug urn ratio oi college men win) uttuln tils tluetioii. Sunday k'IumiI :i p. in. and reaolilitg nt 8 p. in. Uiwu hclal ut hu parminage. Weinomiuy H p. m. Pmyer iiuHitlng. Thursday 8 p. m. Kp. worm U'Ugue i rutay n p. in, MKritOIUSr KflSCOl'AL. Rev. John Parsons, pAstor. Sorviees tonxirrow ut lO.itO a. in. and 8 p. in. Subject of morning sorniou "Worship, Why and How?" In the evening tlu pastor will deliver (iocikiI Temporaiutt wirmoii. Sunday school at 12 in uud Rpworth League at 0:15 p.m. Pru.er meeting Thursday evening. V, M C. A. OI'KN MKHTIVO Tho ladles have u ainolul invitation 3 come to the meeting ut tho Young Men's Chrihtlau Association ut -t p. m. Sunday nddreM by Dr. II. A. Ketehum. Subject "Young Aln to tho Front." Everybody la fnvltwl. KVA.V0KU0M. rilUHOIl, Seventeenth and Chemeketa street. K. Shupp pastor. Tomorrow will bo Lhtlil run's d y Huv. A. K. Mwn will i nrvacu at ii ooiovik ii. m. louieeim ..! .T.t j dron. Thu evening will bo given to thu 'children to render an Interesting pr grun:. A tnstt in store. I. STY ClIl'KCII. StricH ut 10'!Wa. in and 8 p. in. Rev W K. CoH)laud, utur. Subject of morning wrmen "Thu White Stun With the New Nainu Written Thereon." 1.. Il, ......).... !.. l i.A., A) ... 1 ...111 I .,, lll V1VIMMO MV), ,'M. vvuaiiti win clvQ Ilia utinuut Masonic lecture in . honor vi St. Joliua Duy to which all marter.Maaon'aamt tlielr fniulliea nn lltvlVI. FTubjeul TJw Ue Bom." ThlawtIUtU hut KrvUc until SeH twnKr. riiwVrfiriiiiimhnii The Oregon Poet, Hon. H. G. Guild, of tho Independent, prints following beautiful appreciation of the Oregon jwet: flam l. Simpson, Oregon's gifted poet is no more on earth. He lias lifted the curtain of the occult and stepped upon the shores of a new country, "from whose bourne no traveler has returned." The candle of his genius was extin guished by the damp of untimely death. For him, life had its shadows and dark, dreary days. Yet out of his gloom and melancholy, liko an imprisoned bird, he sang With hcaven-lorn rapture, verses that set Ihu soul on firo; that touched tho chord of higher being. Above his material faults there shone a groat soul lighted by propulsive flashes' from the pure ether of universal mind. Ho is gone, but tho fabric of his poetic weav ing remains to touch and charm our hearts. His "Beautiful Willamette," "The Feast of Apple Uloom" mid other lyrics will ever be a imrt of tho history ot our beautiful Willamette Valley. From "Beautiful Willamette!" "Oil the roaring waste of ocean Koon thy scattered waves shall toss; 'Mid the surges' rhythmic thunder Shall thy silver tomtues be lost. Ohl thy gfimmerine rush of gladness Mocks this turbid life of mine, Racing to the wild Forever Down the sloping paths of Time. Onward ever, Lovely river, Softly calling to the sea, Time that scars us, Maims and mars us, Leaves no track or trench on thee." Annnal Children's Day. The following progrnm will be ren dered at the Seventeenth street Evan gelical church, .Sunday evening at 8 o'cleck: "Marching Ever Onward" By .class of children. Hong, "Wo Como With Happy Hearts" By school. Prayer Rev. A. K. Myers. Recitation "The Bear (.Mad Day" Freddiu Vniideriiool. Koiik, "Tho Children'!! Day in June" Kchool. Respouslvu Scripture Reading Psalm By four girls. Recitation, "How to Manage a Boy" Leon Doty. Sang, Hosannn, By thu school, Dialogue Emma Ullmoro mid Stan ley EckTiart. Song and drill "Jiint a Budding Fern-leaf-Six girls. Anthem, "Lift Up your Heads" By choir. Recitation, "Her Punu,"Lulu uilmore. Recitation. "His .Mother's Kong,"- Marie Htitchlus. Malu Quartet N. Shupp, Bert Ed- wards. A. E. Mvers. Earl Aiiiiersou. i - Song mid Drill, "Rosea of Juno," By sixteen girls." Recitation Tho Legendof St. Martin" By Agnes Finloy. Duet Misses Maudomid May Savaue. Dialogs Missioiimy Pennies Etta Melsou, Effu Boggw. Song, "Thu World for Christ" School. RecItatlon-"8trctch It a Llttlo" EmmaNerod. Recitation Alllo Hershey. Remarks by pastor. Missionary collection. Benediction, ' . . . . . . . j . ... .. . ' Francos Klzer Roland says wlfu used Dawson's Herb leu my one 24 tr month, her backache It cured.' 0 Chcmawa vs. Woodburn. There is a match game of basu ball in progress nt Chcmawu this afternoon be tween the Woodhurn and Chciuuwu iituus. Imperial Limited, Tho Cudiidiau Pacific Ry. is now mak ing tlio fastest time across the continent. Their servico is ot tho most splendid description. All classes of passengers uru curried on tho "Iniperlul" train. You may travel unywheie by thu Canadian Pacific Ry, and Soo Hue. Mr. C. M. ljockwood is agent for Sa lem. 0-L'lMf Descendants of thu revolutionary gen eral, Hugh Mercer, aru gathering at Chicago for a meeting to Iki held to or ganize thu heirs to thu Mercer estate mid to take stups toward locating thu vast property and nrrunglng for an ad ministrator. All portions of thu country will la? represented ut tho meeting us thu number ot iHirsoiiB claiming descent from thu general run Into thu hundreds. The es tate for which a contest is to bo made amounta toalsmt SOO.OOO.OOO, compris ing pronoYty In New York City, New Jersy, Scotland, England mid Holland. The Now York proiierty is said to coin prisu sixty uures of dookugu valued at millions of dollars. mrtk Qulcklr. "Ou the (nitant when a Hun show hit tein Ir" Mid a fimoat Hon tamer "cut him quickly over the fce Don't wait until be tpringv at yd i " This i equally good advice tor treat J Ing the Hon of dlseate Many au attack of ilanaeioui lltueta would be headed ot If at the mat pttinoultoiy tymptonit the victim would attikc quickly Tboe aeycte couiiha, bronchial affections ami wasting dt which merge into coutumptfon would never ict their aavtce lrth luto the coniiitullon if thtlr early icvawcrt headed off by I)r Pitrea'a Gold en Medical Dltcovery It provide uch an abundance of rich noutiihtur blood that tuberculoaia gertoi have no chance to act uy lodcment iu the lung. It clear the kin aud puigea all tbc impurities from every onrau It iuviaoratea the liver to expel all biliou poitou (Tom the ctrcula. tton It create healthy tlut. vitalUed uervc fiber and gives solid treugth I lit thought to kt Ilia." wiitra Mr. Koae fvtty IMty of Lotkvtll. Clultiau Co. N c "inai I woum not no you luiuc I I would not da vou luilir if I J1J uat tlt it audltlljou Imw fw cured of that dread- rut dixretc called couuiMptVia, by uttug Or rterve'a ttoUen Medkal Ulaiy I bad tuta lc aad pucuwoula both at the Hint liue. and came near djlug and a ooa I u aUr to go put I vrat taktu whh gilp, aud ttwn rblkrwtd cooMuuiatoa. My ukyalcUa did alike could (or uiy rUf but I rrcdvad aooe. I tried every thin tbat I couM bear of that wu good (br a cwugsi bbt gtew won, aad would have ltd aooa bad t aot vomMcttcad uaiog Ut ' Ootdta Medl cat Diacovtry 1 fill liuptottd U!u (be lint tbat I felt better and Uroaget tbaa Iu ten year notiie u oiiunro. i uxm tit twttlea. tu4 aner Uloe. That wt tic year ago, aad toUydoi tail of a rttarnolhidUta?. MIMnvijnui lieiutln (Vreujaat lihud btlua cured d I iblaV I am tb cause of a by uiug the aanc wtilKtue. lie was aOtktrd a I mt and aHer ervrv tblua bUed to cure bin be took IV. HvV Cld Medical Pviy aud waa vuitd." CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ihc KM Yn Han Always bqkt Bears tho Z&0&3& Signature Herschbach Reiffelman BLACKSMITHS and WHEELRIGHTS. We will shoe your horse, build or repair your wagon or Implements BoltiK located to stay our patrons have a guarantee that our work will be satisfactory. Shop 100 Clleracketa atreet. Tcleohono 2705. 4-1 tr Headquarters for Screen Doors, Etc., Ijiwn. field and poultry fence and shingles at lowest prices. SALtCM KJXNOK WORKS, Wai.tkb Mori.ev, I'rup, d.4U W Bute BUttt Little Men and Women Magazine) have been combined into a 32-iagu liook and the pkick he- DL'CKII rilOM tl tO 60 CKN'TH A YIIAll. It is a splendid magazine for chil dren from two to ten years of ago. Wo want tho names and addresses of mothers of children of above aces, and for a list of ni-rvmich names wo will send tho nuiuazino to you onk TEAII PUKE. Little Men and Women CoTroy,N.Y There Is only one plare In town to get a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS If you are a stranger, ask your neighbor, he will tell ioutogotoW.W.JOHNS u bahk of the Krd trout hu; Store. 4-ISd wlru tf.J. SUIaLfVAN IMtACTICAL TAlLDKj A nice line of goods and samples on hand. Suite Jlfi up. Pants $" p, 11 perect tit guaranteed, nt 1 tt tf 1-tO'RTATK 8TKKKT Premium on Warrants. Any PHrtlrn having Marlon or l'olk rountjr wurranla lo dinpoiuj nf, wilt do well to call o Ihe ollloiiof KnKno llrcrman, 270 Commercial tree!, with Ilolnu it lMrkt-r I will allow premium 011 all aueli properly endorsed war rant. Jlouny ioIoaii at 6 and 7 per cent later cit on Improved farnm. No ConiinlwUon. nUdAwbm KfdKNr. IIIIKVMAN Vf lilt t.uriier Illock. VQ Commercial ntu'fl BUGGIES WAGONS, CARTS HACKS ETC. The Best in the World at the Lowest Prices. MOWERS. HAY TOOLS. BINDERS. We always lead on style, quality and low price. Large supply of everything in our line. Warehouses oppo site Brewery, near Salem Flouring Atills. MITCHELL, LEWIS Si ST AVER CO. J. Al. FOrsythe, Manager. BEST OREGON WEEKLY . The Model OregonlJNewipapcrJ'atidJ.Fatnlly JJourual. UnltlnifiNewa, Fiction, Llterary,iUiincli,iini: Dairy nnd'Murket Nes lnattrar.tlye reudnble form. SALEM WEEKLY JO 1Cissum1 Thursdayiuornln of t lie state the name Sffk. Tie AW ML In two parUtcnntnliiH all Important Korolun, Nmlonal andfstate .New. DAILY JOURNAL SLOO I UK An Independent Associated pie; Send for"tatnple free. Thh Joursal has the fullest .report of the dulnui ef the leKlslatureand 8Uto oulclal, at well ts Indepeo OiniQ?Mr and coooImi etanient on 11 public matters. t-'sndlUlal ubcrlptlon. RED FRONT LIVERY FirsVCIass Feed and Boarding stables. 104 Commercial Sthbet. SALEM, ORB. Win. -ULLREY, Prop. Best Rigi for Commercial Men 8tatl In ume Mock Hotel Wlllamotta. $rftafo teams nod com Tor table rig'' for ladies and family drlylntr a spec ialty. Horses boarded by day, week or month uud best of satisfaction guaranteed. .1-1 tf A LITE SATED. Dr. J. F, Cook, tho BotanloalSpool- nllst. Suooootls Whoro Others Fall. Td whom It may concern : TliiH is to certuy mat isertua r. Con ner, of Mt .Angel precinct. Marion coun ty, Oregon, has suffered from a cancer ous growth in the leftear for about three years. The growth was cutout twico and burned out once by Albany Physicians, but the growth came back as bad as over, and pained her bo badly that she had to bo taken from school. After three week'B treatment by Dr. J. P. Cook, of Salem, Oregon, the Rotanlcal Specialist, tho growth entirely disap peared, and at this date, four mouths since treatment was begun, the growth has not reappeared, and the car has en tirely healed leaving only thu scars lu ll ic ted by tho Albany doctors, l hereby certify that tho alwvo state ment is absolutely true, and that Ber tha P Conner, the person montioned in tho affidavit, has resided in my fam ily since early childhood, Inuring the re lationship to mo of niece. II. O. Loxa. Subscribed mid sworn to before mo this eighth day of June, 1891). W. W. Hall, county clerk of Marlon county, Oiegon. Tho Intor-Stnto University Systom of Musical Instruction. k. 11. s:orr. d. m. piii-miuknt A National Coonrratlve Innlltnllon whldi 1 txKlunimrto nilmbor Itn faculty by hiiudreda and it pupil by tlioundi, Knibrnclni; mora tnan twenty atnica. For the benefit of I'nplU on'rivntaTpaehar At lleinn. kldllTit seiloiAsnc VMAH. (Vrllfifatc araiilKi (mm a regularly ekr tred Innlltutlou. Kxplanatlon oftlie )tlil in ilrtail In IIicma columun Watnli for It. KITAANDKHB-WILMMAN. Stale KeprvKentiitlve and Membfr of Hie Fnciilty Ht'iilao over First National Hank lllds.i Onn or two place open for advanced player In piano quartet. U In time to re.iel; all pi (u -k Preui- Papjr;for lli Peo. SLOO I HOFEU mOM RAZOR TAX All people are hereby notified that a tax on Razors of 23c for rctcuipering is now on and can bo paid at the Bhop of Sim II. White and Co. at High street, opposite the Court House. 0-20-t The Geo, M, Bcclcr Insurance Agency Always to the front with beat rntes nud policies In the lending companies. Employment Agency, Do you want woric, or need help of any kind? Apply at onco. Rental Agency, Property to lent. Register our agency. 288 COMMKKC1AL STUr.RT, SAt.KM. Kurtz & Hamilton PLUMBERS and TINNERS U8 COURT STHKKT. Makcu specialty of all Kincli ut Sheet. Steel and Oalvanlzed iron work rjoflnu nnd nutterlnir, a full ll nr Il,i, ..r.a otirl nimin tlttlni'1. Prompt work and rcasooaolc prices. We carry In stock the Fairbanks wind mill. Call and see ui before tflvliiK your order for mill or tank. Phone U.'U PROMPT WORK AND LOW PRICES MlsfeS6' Denver k Rio Grande 11 B. KL'ENlf' LINE I OF THE WOULD. The Fttvnrl.e TraiiHrontlticiilal Itnute llctwccii I... V...,l... .., ...... ..II ll,,li.lu I....-, IIIV .Ul lllltvl mill III! I lUII. I.nni. Cliolc r of Tto Itoutrit Tliroiiult tho Famous IIOCKY MOUNTAIN SOKNEUY. Ami Tour Kniiti'i Hnt (it 1'lUllilll Hllll DflllMT. All piiHieiiRpra itmulPtl a iliiy atop-over In the Mormon Oujillal or nnywlino hvlwitin Ogilou aiulllemer I'rraoniilSyrnmliirlcilluurlHt K.x eimloim three ihi) u wvok t Omaha, Kansah Cit, St. Louis, ('iiicacjo and tmu east. For Uriel ami Hiiy I nrorimt lion ruKnnlliiK ralM, roiitvx, i'lr., or forilcyrlplUe ntlvertlMliK mailer, eall mi iiKentN of Oregon llnllvta & Navluittlim I'u., Orcciiii Hhnrt Line or Suillliern l'nelno( oiiUMliiie, H. K. UOOl'KIt, (I I' .t T. AKt,l)oncr, Col II. CS'iniUI,, 0 tut. '.Til Yt it'll. HI., rortliin'l Orr You Can Get a Lower Berth, Willi one exception the tlirouuli trains or the Uurlinxton Itoutc are almost Invariably well-lllled The oxceptlon Is our St. Paul ChiciiK') Limited. On the limited there Is usually room and to spare. Don't Infer that 1 1 is neither so lino, nor so fa.t, as ANY tialr. or ANY other line between St Paul and Chicago. On the coo trary, there Is no moro beautiful train In America. It has electric llkht, steam heat, wide vestibules, the most satlsfactoiy dliiln-cur service on the continent and h lover berth foreyerybiKly, A. O. SHELDON. Oeu'l Auent. Portlund, Or. IttUltt Soo Pacilic Line. Travel in comtort by the the fastest train crossing the continent. It is a through train making fewstops. Its equipment is of surpassing elegance. It will pay you to travel by it. Kiir full partlBulHr as to rate?, time I andfiopltaVra I R. puMlwllani an. piy to H. H. AHUTT. Anent, lurtlaud. K, J.COYLE, ancouvftr, II. C. Yy n. v. n 'o I. 1 1 unit ni(i 11 wn ni 11 n u i iiiiiiiiii Miiinii i 1 1 ixavex Ill II I II II I I III' Ieae4 1 Jill. lilvylllVv ILI I lA'ne SW ! man, Limn 3 SOUTH AND EAST TE SHASTA RO'JTE orTHK Southern Pacific Co, BXTRMS TRAIKS RUN DA1IY 7 P 94S F 7-MS A "I Lv... Portland. ..Ar Ar. ...Satein ,...Ar Ar. San Francisco. Lv 1 8:oo a m SV' AM 1 7-'oo f m S'OO P M 6'.05 P M 6.40 A M 815 P M 7.00 A M 8'IS P M 4. IS I" Ar...... Ugtieti ... .Ar ihohm Ar Denver. . Lv 643PM Ar . . . . Omaha . . . . Ar 8 50 a m Ar... Chicago ....Lv 0,30 PM Ar. . . Lo Allele. . Ar 9 25 r m Ar... Etraso.,..Ar 235PM Ar....Forl Worth... ,Ar 8 40 a rn Ar. . New Orleans. .Ar 8 40 rvt 7-55 A m U1N1NO CARS OBSEKVATION CARS. I "Pullman imt-clajs and tourist deeping can a'.tachtd to all through train). Touritt ci ? through to Chicace without change. KOSKDURP MAIL, -IJAILV. U30A Ml Lv... l"ortlftnd .'.Ar 4.-3oiMt to55 A ULr....Haietn.... L.v it 50 vu 5:20 f M 1 Ar.. .Koseburg. . Lv ( 7,'3o A m "wt-vrsuiEDlVibioN. BBTWBRN rOKllND ANO COXVALt.l. Mail tialm daily except Sunday. fro AM ("Lt.". . .Portland, , Ar I s.'jo p m 1 1 .-55 p M Ar....CorvallU.. Lv f i injx AT Aluany and Corvalli cori""cti 1 " rains of the C & E. Ry "" INDEYESDESCE l'ASbKNUKk. " KXPRKS8 TRAIN UAILY LlXCEPT SUNI3AV. .'5opm .30 P M V t3o pm) Lv Lv Ar Portland Ar Ar 1 a.'2j , LvVs.-sti, Lv)4.'5o 8:2j A bl .. McMinnville Ind ependence A ' A M Direct connections at ban t-ranciscd uiili stearrshin Inn f HAWAII, JAPAN CHINA. UiKI'ini.L.Il'INEi and Al.S T KALI A For Ihrouch tickets and rates call o W. V, SKINNEK, Depot Agent, or 0- 1). UAIMlfc.I'ON City hcket Agent, 232 Con. mt rclal ht. Salem O . K. KUElll.bK, .Matiui:.-. t f V '. f k P. A. Por-Ki R&H m Hi nrPAiiT TIME HtnUliUIS. From Portland Aitnitr ron "Fa"" Mali 8 p. Ill, l.nlt l.nWo. Uenver Ft. Worth timnlia, nanaa my, 01,11 1 1 iin Lotlls.uiiumo ana tsunr. Spi- knnc Fler 'J.SOpin Walla Walln. Bpolcutic. Minna- Ipo L.1111U Hjer a : . IU Hpollo, hi. rani. IMIIUIU, .111- nmikcc CIiIcoko anU eti-l. OCi: AN HIHXMKIIII'b. 1 p in, For. "mi Kralielwo. t p. la Hall every nvatiitja. """"7Tn!inTiiiA"7ii"vKir"' 8 i. m. ex. mm1 Urt'lltL1!). II II m Hat ii r ihiy 10 p, m. To Atlnrlit utiil wuy utuiniK". ok nua u.i.n -.... . .. r... Leave ArSa- Halem 7.1S am WILLAMETTK ItlVKH I l'" Portliiml, .Newbi-ri: arul wKjrt . u. 1 1 " Tim ituiltiat 10 it, m. M011 Weil Frl Miiilllign. . .uurnt Iri Tu Tlmr Bat. For H.i ton S . I'ta I Ar Sa I.eiie I WIl,I..Mi:TrE ItlVKH , lem ttitlt 111 CurvitltlM Allxiny nml Way 10 a. iu Tu'llill, PoliiU. 1M1111 , Hal Wl a p. mj 'and Frl WILLAMETTE KIVEH DIVISION Daily hotts to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Uieg c'itv if the steamers are delayed there, ojdiI trip tickets to all points in Oregon Washing ton, or California. Connection made at Poit land with all rail, ocean smrinvcr tinci Y. 1I.11UKLUUK1. l.en'l Pas. Apt. Portland, O (i. M. TOW KHS. Agent, Twde ittect docV Salen . BOISE & UAKKEK. City Auenu. YAQUINA TIOTITK Corvallis & Easlero Itailroail ( oniiectiiiK al YAQUINA Willi the YAIILINA BAY STRAMSIIIP COUPAW S1KAMKHS "WBISOTT" Flri-cU. In ever re 1 1 The Ihv mOmiKT U ituo to Mill from Ya,iiini ery iluht iIhy. .ulioriett Ituiite ilelmen lic'wetii Vallej Poiuls ami ,u FnDri'n Fare AIUliy ami I'oliit' Went 10 u!i Kmi' no fnUItu.... IIoiiihI Trip 1U IW . I7il KUWIN S10NF, latia,e II. 1. WAl.llKN. T F. A P, A. J.TUKKKR Attent. Albany, Ote WIIXMKTTK HIVKU DIVISION STEAMER WM. M. HOAG, Captain Oeo. Uaalx-, RuiiiiIiik between roriland ami CorvallU, ktoppiug at all way laiullUKH. RIVER bohedulk. DOWN-TuriAjaji, Thur.ilayj ami 8t.inla) lav CorvallU 0lL , !"' rtiimiiy ,.. ,... ,, f ... lloeua vlla..... iiinecmieiiee.. Salem -- il 111 Ill III .... IO11. .Newberx 'orllati "t .-... II XII i. 1 1' Moinlayt, WeUntidayi ami Friday a. U-aves rortlaml tm , M ae Nevtberjr m juM m w &lein ; -.Uup ut lrtti lmUioiiiloiiee. .... . 5iit rn lave llutua VU..... ... 7 Tj ,. , attvi -uoany y j,p t frl KM lUifi'illlly a ... r . "' ...-, .1 1 10 , 11 f Th steamer has been III .trilUlPPnl Hllh fi wa aetoinwoilatioiia, Ii lilaun. IrMUUII UK an eletiul Uiiiiriiaaetl fur tarryliiK ImiiU fie cut al pakneut-erv DoekFootnf Slate street. tl MAEHTZ, Aent iMtleui. Krexoi f.BULUVAN.Bui.l. Al'iiny. tlnw.i 'I'i'pSlioiiLiiic IhiliMai! Tin Direct Roice to Montana, Ulah. Colorado and all Eastern Points Hives oholee of two favorite rote, via the t'ntan I'aeltJO Fail Mall Ua. or I he Uio tiraiule Bceulc Uoex. Ltxik at the Ulne li Dayy in Suit Luke 21 Days to Denver 3 Days to Chicago 41 Days to New York rre RUnlnj Chair Cara. UpUoUtereU Twi M ajaephiK Oars, ami Fullmaq f aUe Sleeper oparateU oa all trains. Fur rnrtbartnfortnatlon applylto B016K & BARKER, AitnU, Salem. W. E.COMAN.Ga'IADl a O.TBRRY,Trav. Pata. Act UnhlrJR FotlUuiJ I I U've ' Arrhe I