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dlty 'Ejection In Snlomi Monday,
Deoembar 4, 1890.
For Councilman, First Wnnl,
TfiOS. BURROWS..
Frtr'Conncllmnh, Second Wnnl,
A. B. BURGN.
For Councilman, Third Word,
I. E. ALLEN.
Fr Councilman, Fourth Wnnl,
P. J. LARSEN.
CITIZENS' NOAUNEES.
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INTERVIEWS.
Below aro given short Interviews with
many of Salem' best business men,
citizens and taxpayors, with refcrcneo
to the present ndminlstratlon of city
affairs, all of which apeak woll for alio
baric, Among them arc not n few who
did not support the movoinont a year
ago, but after tho showing that haH heen
made they cannot refuse to accept tho
resulti. Many more who nro timid
about publishing mallow, endorse what
Km been done and givo their unqualified
support, but donotcaro to bo quoted.
The plain truth Is tho sentiment for
good city government is almost unani
mous. A, N. Moorcs Wo should linvo a
tlcitet that will bo a guarantee of con
HhhIm the good methods of tho present
administration. Tho present regime
has given oxccllont satisfaction, espec
ially to tto taxpayers.
R J. Flomtng I think considerable
money lias been saved tho past year,
and that tho city's affairs linvo twen
carefully handled.
N. J. Damon Tho Ulsliop administra
tion has been the cleanest, most progres
sive, economical and business-like that
Saloui has had within my knowledge
A. Bush I favor non-partisan ad
ministration of municipal affairs. It
cannort bo denied that Us trial In Sa
lem has been successful.
F. T. Carey, lnanaizcr for tho Salem
lirancl) 01 tne Mil
CO It has been n success
First ward Tt BURROWS,
ftscomj wnnl A. B. BURHN.
Third wnnl-I. K. ALLEN.
Fourth wanl-P. .T. LARSEN.
Lewis ox Stavor
financially,
and any man who lias tuxes to pay
ought to ondorso tho present council
with his vote
J. Q. Wilson 1 favor tho administra
tion us far it keeps within its Income.
What wa can't pay for wo should do
without. Don't favor selling pnrtoftho
park for n ost oilico site.
8, T.'Nofthcuttl think It's all right.
We,wattt mora of tho same kind of men.
T(w present ndminlstratlon should be
sustained.
CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
Writ ward-T. BUIU10W8.
SccomPwanl-A. B. BUB EN".
fhlnfffurd-I. E. ALLEN.
Fourth wanl-l'.J. LAR8KN.
U. Stelncr It Is Perfectly satisfac
tory, mid nm willing to trust tho city'
uffaira In the Mine hands again.
A. M. Humphrey I don't know how
to bettor it.
Cnroy F. Martin Tho ndminlstratlon
of local affairs should not be political.
Tho past year's work of tin1 non-partisan
council has been an unqualified suc
cess, 8. Fnrrar A groat Improvement on
tho past. Wu aro living within our
menus now and mo omdit to continue to
io so.
BarrA IVtzel We haven't much to
say. but wo want to see tho trood work
continue.
J. M. Wallace-Fully satisfied will
tho management of city finances.
W. A. Cuslck Notwithstanding I am
and always havo been and oxticct to be
unqualifiedly a Republican, where their
principals nro at stake. I feel amr
justified in upholding tho business-llko
metnoiis employed by tlio present non
partisan city government. 1 would feel
that I was fall nit short of done inv
duty If I did otherwise. Tills is purely u
nusincss tranraction anil wnoiiv nevoid
of political siunlllcunco.
present
best our city has had for
D. B. Sleoves Am well satisfied with miTtf flTfPT7PMQ TJ A WW
tho present ndminlstratlon. Ills tlie , 1 IlXU OIiJ.M'()J ft All Mi
only one wo havo have run on bnsiness I
tirllirlllloa Tl lina linnn fnl- llin luinnflt I
of tlio peoplo nnd not a few rlngstcrs.
Jodeo It. P. Boise t consider tho
ndminlstratiou of affairs the
over twenty
years. If our city over expects capital
tofomo in our taxes must Ira reduced,
and tho present council has made a
good start in that direction.
T. Conner I nnnrovo of the iirescnt '
policy and feel confident that It will lie
still fiirthor Improved.
M. W. Hunt Tho administration has
mailo a very favorable showing, ,nnd
thero Is no -eason why any worse should
bo mnilo. .
CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
First wnnl T. BURROW.S.
Second wnrd-A. B. BUR EN'.
Third wnrd-I. E. ALLEN.
Foiirtli ward-P. J LARSEN.
0. E. Kmusso Tho iidmlnlstrntiou
generally Ion big Improvement on what
wo huvo hod in the past,
T. Holverson Wo can't do uny liettor
than keep tho sniuo kind of men In of
fice. It's tlio best administration wo
have had.
F. A. Wiggins I nm opened to par
tisan politics. Wo should elect men on
merit only. Tho present administra
tion has demonstrated thut they know
what they aro alrout, and should ho up
hold. Stcusloff Bros. It Is strictly all right,
and a few years more of tho same medi
cine will fix our city nil right.
J. 0. Wright Financially the liest
administration wo have hud for years,
but It Is time to licglu Improving our
(Ire department.
W. A. Moores Fully satisfied with
present management.
P. J. I-arsen Woll satisfied with tho
past year's work, and favor tho plan of
living wiuiiii our means.
W, F. Boothby Present ndminlstra
tiou Is a llimncinl success nnd I liom to
see R continued. V aro in bolter
shnpo limn wo havo been for years.
Keep politics out.
Ashley White Vory much in favor of
present business-like udmiulstmtluu.
II. fitnpluton I endorse what this
council is doing for tho taxpayers.
0. Marsh F.lect more men of tho
same kind.
W. II. Holmes Am In favor of pn's
outmothod8. It is the lost city irovern-
ment wo have had forn number of
years.
F. A. Turner The showing made by
tho present city management Is some
thing that our citizens should be proud
of Irresjwctlvo of party.
0. W. Johnson Very well satisfied
with tho present management of affairs.
J. II, Alliert Am satisfied with pres
ent financial management In saving the
credit of tho oily, especially in funding
tlio oitv debt, which wns tho paramount
financial question.
J J. Dttlrymplo Always pleased to
see good business management, and I
bellovo wo now linvo It. We should
linvo n little better protection against
transcleut auctioneers.
Guv M. Powers, ngont for tho 0. R. A.
N. Co. Thoi Citizens' administration
tins Ix-eu n financial success, nnd should
be retained In power, but I think the
lire department should he strengthened.
II. 8. Olio Intensoly pleased with
showing that has been made.
II. M. Branson Aro woll satisfied
with our trial of nonolltlnil city gov
ernment. It's a success.
1). S. Bentloy Fnvor tho present
sound financial policy.
L. II, McCluluo Tho best administra
tion wo have ever had within my mem
ory.
J. Q Humes Arofullv satisfied with
present financial management, showing
n good surplus instead of a deficit.
C L. Dulloy A very good showing
has been made in tho way of sound
financiering.
Geo. J. Poareo Am so well satisfied
that I would like to see tho non-partisan
administration continued.
Gilbert Bros. Wo heartily approve of
the present method and tho luipmvo-
ment of our financial
A, II. Forstner It is
to my notion.
Kolng nil right
O. P., Dabney I think tho present
niothods uro nil right, nnd Iiojmi that
they wilt bo continued.
J. A. Jeffrey Tlio nlalni'st principles
of good business plead the strongest for
tho continuation of tho present city
mnnagemeut. That system of govern
ment which gives Its people nil elllcieut
public service, jvith nu economical ex
penditure of money, Is the best system.
It commends itself to tho piudeut tax
payer. It Is In harmony with the pro
gressive spirit of the age.
CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
First ward-T. BURROWS.
Second ward A. B. BUREN.
Third ward-I. E.ALLEN.
Fourth ward. P. J. LAItHEN.
Candidates for the Non-Partisan Ticket
Endorsed and Approved.
Petitions Head, Acceptances Published,
Speeches Mads and Campaign
liegun.
REDUCED MORE THAN HALF,
Citvllghtlng expense for
18(18 r. 100 00
Ulty lighting expense for
180(1 .
II 003 88
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Reduction for 1RIM). 3 XW 12
The reduction for 1000 when tho
new contract will have heen In
force for tho entire year, will be
J2J00
(loo. J. Pr.irec wns made chairman
and N. J Judah secretary, lie stated
the object of the meeting to bo to ratify
tlio nominees of the non-partisan Citi
zens movement.
Tlio secretary read tho petitions and
names of tho candidates, which nro
headed ns follews:
"We tho undersigned votors of tho
city of Salem respectfully request that
you consent to again lccome a candidate
for ulderman from said wnnl. Your
record for the past year lias lioen most
commendable. You having kept every
pledge contained In tho platform on
which you run when elected, and it is
our desire that you continuo the work
and would spring some now tricks.
Thero win not much danger of the
city being colonized nt this coming
election. The Cillrens' movement
should be mndo n success again nnd
ngnin nnd we would double and treble
tho value of tho property of ever;
householder Every voter should get
out nnd supjKirt these candidates,
u bother there wns nn opposition ticket
or not. Do not cease your efforts until
the votes aro cast and counted. Put
the Push in n coffin, nnd nail it tight, to
the animal will not get out for awhile.
Judge N. J. Judah was called and
stated that nil the figures published In
Tin: Jouiivai. was as nearly accurate as
could be furnished, estimating the re-
rciptn and expenses for December He
reviewed the savings of this administra
tion in the different departments:
Salaries $1000
Criminal business 2000
Lighting ttMX)
Reductions i(20rt
He gave following slntemeuts of tlio
year's finances:
Income . . f 22,037
Exieiises, approximating Dee. 15,777
Kept within Income ,:8i
llesnokoof the Indefatigable labors
you havo so far so well performed. of tho mayor and council. They had
.Mayor Bishop moved that tho accept- M-rntliiled every item of excuse, nnd
nnces nnd nomlnntlons Iks duly ratified u worked zealously for tho good of
by this meeting. Carried. I.tlso whole pcoJle.
HPKKcum wkhk maiik. I His remarks and Dr. Cuslck's were
Dr. W. A. Cuslck was called out mid i warmly applauded.
declined to wax eloquent nt anyone's
expense. He said tlio only charge that
could he brought against those present
was that they were benefitting every
taxpayer, oven tlio opposition.
Tho record of Citlzou's administration
wai n conclusive argument to anyone
who could rend. Thoy were told tho
city could not be run otlierwiso than
nlMut ten thousand a year liehlud. This
had been demonstrated to be a fallacy.
Bankruptcy was not tho inevitable
destiny of this fair city. No man of In
telligence wanteil to go back o the old
regime.
Ho wanteil an administration that
would mnko it Hslho to live in this
city. It wns a cold tiny when tho Push
could not even find candidates, Hut
they were not asleep. Thoy were sleek
mavoii niHimi' si-hakx.
0. P. Bishop was called ont and ex
pressed his renewed confidence in tint
non-partisan method of city government.
Ho had been approached by many in
regard to how tills city should be run.
lie hud told nil that the present system
was liest for tlio city's welfare If we
continued ns wo had begun in a few
years ue would linvo the best financed
and liest governed city on tho Pacific
coast. He thanked all for their good
will and nsslstunco manifested in so
many wnyii during tho past year.
Peter I-arscn was received with np
pl.iuso when culled out and said ho
i-nuM mnko nn better pledge than to
arco to follow In tho example that had
been set tho past year,
A. It. Huron got a round of appluuse
when ho renewed his pledges to con
tiuno tho good work. Tout Burrows snld
tie would try to do ns well ns ho tlid last
year, but like Sir. Buren he wns no
speech mnker and begged to bo excused,
lie wns given hearty applause.
Judgo Ilolse was called out. He gave
Citizens' movement n cflrdinl support
last year and the veteran Jniist got n
rousing reception. Tlio only account
rendered by partisan ofllcinls to n party
wns In the nntunj of n campaign nssess
ment. Before this movement begun a
year ago It wns seriously tnlkcd that tho
city would default on Its Interest nnd
bonded debt. That danger point was
passed. The pracllco of tlio past wns to
run the city In debt. This council wns
running it out of debt. Soon It would
become desirable to own property and
capital would seek our city to Invest in
enterprises. It was encouraging to learn
that wo wero getting to lie able to see
our way out. I.ot us not go back. Wo
havo tho elements that will mako us
prosperous. All we have to do Is to go
In tho direction we havo started.
John A Jeffrey was called out nnd
said the people of Salem sucmed to know
what they want and knew how to get It
nnd tho majority on Monday would
show that thoy huvo got It.
It was notimeforrhctorioorcloqtiencc.
When taxes got down so that n business
man found it safe to invest, they would
prefer to come to the Capital City of tho
state.
Dr. J.W.Mero litis and John M Payne
heartily endorsed tho movement. On
motion of Dr. Cusick tho convention
thanked the ofikinls for the honest and
economical management of city affairs
for the past year.
Tho chair uppointed a committee of
three on literature with full owcr to
act, that shall be placed In tlio hands of
voters as follews: N. J. Judah, R. P.
linlie, Jr., and A mni Strong. Adjourned.
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BROKEN LOTU
SALE OF
MACINTOSH E
AT LESS THAN
MANUFACTURERS PRICES
THIS WBBK!
NOT
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ALL SIZES
ALL SIZES
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ALL KINDS,
SOME KIND.
A black cape coat, extra good length
regular W value
a good sorvlcnblo coat, and (fl r
v0ilb
An all-wool Tricot, double breasted, box coats with velvet collar, or CO or
capo coat, regular fi.oO values , , . , U005
A few sizes left In ton, brown nnd cheeked, double breasted liox coats n,.
collar and extra length Jconts, nro bargains nt 7M nnd $8, our reg- CC "7P
ulnr prices for them; now going nt 3J5
. w. Johnson & 60.
257 Commercial St., Salem, Or.
CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
First wiinlT. HURROWS.
Second wnnl-A. It IIUREN.
Third ward-l. E. ALLEN.
Fourth ward-P. J. LARSEN.
Eugene llreymnn Fnvor tho proont
uncllns tlio Ix'st wo huvo had for
. Wu can't n
to push again.
comic
years. o enn't ulTonl to eluingn off
ior in
CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
First wnnl T. HURROWS.
Second wnnlA. B. HURltN,
Tlilnl ward-I. E. AI.I.HN.
Fourth wnnl P. J. I.VItSEN.
H. A. Tlioimis I am a Republican to
ino nuokuono, tuil I supKrted tho clti
A. U. I'nhnor A tax payor who does
not liko tho present program shouldn't
object to paying high tuxes.
CITIZENS' NOMINEE'S.
First wanl-T. BURROWS.
Second wnl-A. B. RURP.N.
Tlilnl yvanl-I. E. ALLEN.
Fourth wanl-P. J. LARSEN'.
Jf! Myers Am jHtrfoctly satlMled,
mm) oven surprised ut tlio good results.
Tlw public service is not imiulnsl and a
MAvy saving has been effected.
Clws. Wellor I bellovo that tho
Mwiljorsof tho proseui city council In
tfcttr for U to coutrol tho running ex
tMMW and reduco tho Indebtedness of
mm city are entitled to mid otieht to n-
Umi KiipKrtof all who huvo tho
. Mrvtaof tlio city nl heart, The
ltt evervthlni! has not been ue-
iklml is H poor oxeiibO for disiur-
;H effort In tho right direction.
CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
rife rd-T. JHWKOWfi.
pswl warJ-A. U, BUREN.
- .fiM vhI-I. K. ALLEN.
: '- ;'fw J-P. J. LA IS FN.
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xeus' ticket and urn pnmd of the rexullH.
Wo want mure of tho sumo deal,
G. W. Watt I liko what wo nro get
Hug In the way of economy in city
M. llredemeler Am pleased with
what has been done, mid Iioh to see
the present methods continued and In
tensified, Prosecuting Attorney S. L. llnyden
nnunwn us iu uiu itintllS OI crilUIUUI
matters tho jwst yeur. Ho referred to
tlio iwonis, wlilch uliow that crime
within tho city has deensi greatly
tluriiig tho mil twelve months.
J. 8. Cook, attorney Favorable to
non-partlaii administration. H U a
big Improveuieut on the past.
E. F. Osbiirn Of courso 1 fnvor the
acts mid reconl of tho present council.
mu mini ii i-uiiiiuiH-u.
D.J. Fry. Itegunl the present uib,
iiilnlstration us a very gtHsl one, and
hypo to see It continue.
Werner Hroymun While I did not
support tlio present administration, I
am proud of their reconl and hope to
see it continued. I nm very much In
favor of eliminating w)tic from muni
cipal ullnirs.
Win. Brown Am really woll pleaiod
with tho mummer in which the llnuncea
id tho city huvo Uvu manngixl, so far us
1 can judge without going into details.
J. I, Thompson Am satisfied with
what bus hh!ii done. Saving $10,000
Uuls going In tho hole that much.
CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
First ward-T. BURROWS.
Second ward-A. B. BUREN.
Tldnl wanl-l. E.ALLEN.
Fourth ward-P. J. LARSEN
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The Citizens' Reform Administration of the City of Salem,
Oregon, for the first year of its existence 1899 has saved the
following sums to the people;
Net Income; 1899 $30,533
Net Expense, 1899 24,147 89
39 Surplus, 1899,
Warrant Expense, 1898. .S 20,777 31 f.A 1 0xo
Warrant Expense, 1899.. 15,777 00 J Credit, 1899 X
Net Criminal Costs. 1898, S 3.047 35 0 . A 1Don
Net Criminal Costs, 1899. 141 00 ) oaved to County, 1699
Reduction in Salaries, 1899' '
Street Lighting, 1898 $5,400 00 J)t ,QOO
Street Lighting, 1899 3,103 87 Credit, lo99 '
Interest Saved by Home Loan Bonds
Current expense account saving of $5,00031 would have been
$6,600 31 but for the presence and cost of small pox in city
in September, October and November, 18 99,
S6,385 28
55,000 31
S2.906 35
51,000 00
S2,296 13
52,600 00
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CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
First ward-T. HURROWS.
Second ward A. H. BUREN.
Third ward-I. E. ALLEN.
Fourth ward P. J. LARSEN.
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W. W. Hall, the present ofilc'ent
county clerk, was a class-mate at
tho State Agricultural college of
Ira E. Allen, the Citizens' candi
date for councilman in tho Second
ward, and s)cakH in the highest
terms of his ability mid accom
plishments. Ho gives his friend
credit for having tho thieo ie
qulsltos for n good councllnien,
Ho Is honest. Ho is a good
arliameiilarian and business man
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From Turner.
Mr. John Williamson, who has been
very low ns tho "result of vaccination,
Is improvimr, and his friends now
hope for his recovery.
Our streets wero a scenoof excitemont
Wednesday, caused by tlio roort that
.Mcoiieiirist'fl house was afire. No
domugo wns done.
Frank Neal has returned from South
ern Oregon.
Fred Hammock Is homo from n visit
In Washington, and looks woll.
N. J. Howers, of Pleasant Point, was
town Wcdncsdny.
J. H. Underwood has bought tlio
Lucas barn and will remodel it.
J. F. Amend lllclo?o Ins saw mill
tills week for n short time.
IRA E. ALLEN.
Tlio Citizens' nominee for alderman
In tho Tlilnl wn'rd is Ira E. Allen, of tlie
firm of Allen.A Bowersox.
Mr. Allen is .'12 years of age. llu , t
native son of Oregon, having been born
in Corvalik Ho wns educated at tlie
public schools of that city and at the
Stuto Agricultural College, from which
ho graduated iu 18110.
For n ntimbor of years ho lived In
Portland, being liook-kcoper in a whole
sulu machinery establishment.
In 181)2 ho Aits married to Miss Ad.lle
Bowersox.
Coming to Salem, he, with hi,
brother-in-law, Mr. Bowersox, Iwught
out tho store of J. M. Long, on State
street, unit after successfully cotidactlnj
it for some tlmo, they bought out the
Yew Park grocery store of A. F. McAtee
and huvo worked up tho business of
both establishments.
Mr. Allen Is quiet and gentlemanly In
his manner, nttontivo and lollnble in
Ills business, and has tho esteem of all
his iicitiiiintanceri. Ho Is n life-long He
publfcun, nnd n thorough business man.
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CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
First wnnl-T. HURROWS.
Second wnnl A. II. HUREN.
Thin! wnnl I. 14. AI.I.HN.
lourth wunl.-P. J. LARSEN.
$ao,ooo SAVED.
By huti ng the 4 per cent. Homk
Honps our oily is suved f'.VKXl.Ot)
interust nmiunlly for ten yearn to
coiuo, or a totul saving of J'.tl.OOO
Interest.
The New York Racket.
Is Just now recolving and marking
their holiday g.vod. Their line of dolls
and haudkerc defri in i....i,iii.. in
and well selected, and our stock of other
iiiiiiay gumw in mi nnes will feel con
"dent that wdcuii ploaso nlmoU tiny
one. Gull and get everything at racket
liri,,tH- . LI) 2t dw
JITTERS
If you
tired In
morning, try
Hosteller's
Stomach Bit
ters. Your
stomach is
probably over
worked and all
clogged up.
The Bitten
cures
CONSTIPATION,
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVKU AND
K1I1NKY
DISKASKS.
It nets rromptly ami surely.
SALEM HOP BUYERS
Ponttiyely no Ktseive,
Everything in tlio stock of
mini itacKet More must 1
tlcully at your own price.
the Oh-
old prnc-ihVw
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Not a Fake Sale,
The closing out of nil stock nt the
Os'iurn Racket store means business
(Ir-ut bargains to bo hud il-w.
Oct n Bottle.
Ell tlrlnuvs, Bachterlolcvist of- ths
Iowa Stuto Honnl of Health, says that
thero U no better disinfectant for ty
phoid fever, diptherln, smnllitox or any
oontugeotis dlmUK, than dldoio Nup
tholemu, Roiikht Haswv,
11 UmldAw State Agent, Sulem.Or
Men' Overcoat
From a low price, to (I I. SO for an ex
cellent grade, ut the New Yi rk Bucket,
aiwiw
tUU Wholesale Cost.
All our kh1h nt wt. and somo as low
half Mt Osbuili's Racket Sloiv. d A r
Taxpayers of Salem! Is not this better than riinnin.vf be
hind from six to ten thousand every year? Answer with your
vote tor a Citizens candidate on next Monday!
Don't stay in your home, otlice, store, or shop next Alon
day and let your neighbor do the voting! Get out yourself
and cast a vote to continue the sensible system of municipal
economy here proven possible!
If you who own property would perpetuate this system
ol economy and practical saving of public moneys, get out
and vote for Burrows, Buren, Allen or Larsen, on Monday
next.
Don't sleep on your rights, Taxpayers Get out on next
Monday and vote for the Citizens' nominee in your ward!
It's all in the system of doing things and the men in charge,
of the system! Which, will you have, Taxpayers, the old or
the NEW?
CITIZENS' NOMINEES.
First wnnl T. HURROWS.
Second wnnl A. 11. BUREN.
Tlilnl ward-I. E. ALLEN.
Fourth ward P. J. LARSEN,
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The deficit of $7,000 in IG98, plus ihc surplus of
$6,385 in 1899, means an actual saving by the citizens
Reform Administration of 1899 of
' $13,385.00
Think of it and vote right on Monday!
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Jilt. UltHKN S ATOKHTANTl!.
Ill accepting the Citisens' nomi
nation, at tho ratltlcation meet
ing Wednesday evening, p. J,
Union of the Fourth wanl, said:
"Mr. Chairman HiklGentlemon or
the Convention, I am uot much
given to spooohmaklng but I
wish to My to you that I do ap
preciate the honor on luuo con
ferred. I also appreciate what
tho ciUson' council has done in
tho past year mid will do what I
can to continue tho good work, if
elected ; and I tntst neither the
peoplo nor tlio council will bo
miataleu nor disappointed in
huvingselcctcd mo foralderman."
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There's nothing
half so sweet in Ufe as
love's young dream."
It was meant to be so when woman was
oniaineit man's help
meet. But it was never
meant that love's dream
should have so wd an
awaking. It ia due
chiefly to ignorance
that young women are
so rudely awakened
from the dream of love.
They enter on the mar
ried state without phys
cal or mental prepara
Hon. They are entirely
unaware of the great
physiological chanpe
MkHJiir suK,e?!e by the one
u marriaire "
Every young woman should be prenVred
arus
mousands of women who en
lereu in marriage unprepared
ami tui. w,.S i ', M,eui
!',?.!M"taUv '.'
-...U.UU.UUII, ulcera
tion and female weak
ucia, Iwve been alto-
Kncr ana absolutely
cured by the use of
ur. 11erc p,....
Prescription. This great
medidne is not a cure-all.
but Pccific for the
chronic diseases peculiar
to women. It does one
thing perfectly; it makes
"va woint-n ctH
sick women well.
"For two vp t l.j
wa-trtr from chronic JiL.3T,
wnkn.u !. v:.J"s and G-m.i.
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omtntnd Dr. K. S.010- nf Ma tec
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SQUIRE FATIRAR.
No. C5 State at. 'Phono No 1221.
AriS 3JRO"rNifc CO
Bush Building, Commercial st
(crotind lloor). Olllco teleplione
No. iao.
LLLIENTIIAJL 3JKOS.
II. J. Ottk.nhkimek, Manager
Ofllco over Ladd it Bush lkink,
Phono No. -101.
FA HER & NETS.
Albany & Salem. Salem olllce,
222 Commercial st. (ground lloori
Neckonnan, A Rogers' bldg,
'Phono No. 1121. Oillces: New
York and I)ndon.
LOUIS R. SEARLES &
CO. Ollce t Burrows Block, Com
mercial st. 'Phone 1771.
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A B Ml
Ml
CATLIN & LINN.
Olllco over Weller's Kioccry storo.
U'hono No. 211.
VAYNE& TILLSON."
One door west of Dalrymple's
store (cround lloor). 'Pliono No.
2C0I.
.JACKS, OARMIOIIAEL
& nCO. Olllco over Johnson'a
Clothing store, iu Bush-Breynian
bldg.
A LIVESLEY & CO
Commercial st. Second stair south
of Ladd A Bush bank; room 1
upstairs. 'Phone 1211.
PRODUCE BUYERS.
H. S. GILE rt CO
Wholesale Fruits, Produce, etc
Salem, Oregon. Onlce; Insur
anco block. 'Phone POL Ware
hoitse, at Wallace warehouse-
A. M.HUMPHREY & CO.
Iluyand Store wheat, oats and
other grain. Buy potatoes. Al
do chopping and cleaning. 270
Commercial st. Phono 27B.
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