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Newspaper Page TextII 1.1 ,. At ft . -v A 'I, , .. l' ' i ' my . -(' iii',. . a. -a v' &". . i f U . m aflfaaBRLW jit.-. jj. aj 95429 r-kW by Mra. A, Wyman Drew the 19C0 fembler Saturday creuing May 12 Mid Oor 2nd Gift-Giving Sale July 3rd, we will give to the lucky holders of our second gift-giving coupons, the fol lowing articles: ' " " " J ISOO Rambler SJ4-0 ell. 3 Bilk Ilmlirell 45 to CJ fi Mon Rnnl Hat. 4 8111c NMitlljtCfl liltt 8 W a Aii.wont sweater- i ta 0 1-s.lr Dross dlores I M 7 Pair LlDk caff Battens X 60 Wtch Fob... 1 M ? Ksney rtcl fiMrt... I li) J"hlrtiull. J W 11 Brarf I1n .- -- 1 12 Iraptritl TI - 6J 11 Silk Hom . J It list's Wing Club Tie- CO IK PnlTTI. . in mik llstidkeichUf..-. 17 Pair Qrrll ...... IB lUmls HilKSkMchlef. 19 Ifcj- Tlo w 20 Kourlii-ruudTIs - Every 50c purchase entitles you to a coupon. Note our guarantee: Your money back if you want it. ' ' ' j. Johnsons 60., The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. M JA Man Shod gitffSi?80 A, J i 5 A His shoes will give him comfort and answer every J 2 demand of hard service. J 2 Can wc disturbc you just a second? J 0 To examine our shoes, you ought to get a good look 4 at them, they arc great. fc t C 5 cSsy,ss4s a .Shoe store & ff Ssa- 4 Stato 6 J THE DAILH JOURNAL OY HOPEft unQTHBRB. MONDAY, MAY li 1000. Dolly Ono Yonr, Sd.OO In Advnnao. Dally Pour Month $1 In Advnnao. Woukly Ono Yonr 81.00 InAilvnnoo PRIMAHY RBPOnM. Tlicro li ono law Tub Jouiisai. will mnko n fight (or tho next U-Ulnturn mul that Is reform In iho nominating system. Thu present way of packing a slato of precinct delegates and then packing-tho vote and tlion forming a now slato In tliu county coiirutitlon la all wrong and la breaking down from lt own Inlioren t weakness. Tlio only right way to make nomina tions li by direct vote of tlio mombura of h patty on tlio Australian bullot plan. If thoru aro flvo Itopubllcau candidates for ahorifT, orof any party, at tlio primary of that party tliulr namenappoar alpha helically and tlio voter Indicate with a cross tlio ono liu thlnki should bo thu party candidate, Tliu Mends of all thu candidate turn out to thu primary, and tlio aiplrant having thu largest voto la tliu parly luunliioo. Bo with the as pirants for each office. Itach votor knows hurt who should bo thu nominee of hla party. K. W. lllngham, tlio author of thu Australian ballot law and registration law In this stole, la a candldatu for tlio lcglalaturu In thuClaekamat.Multnomah district and will lead thu tlit In tlio neat legislature for direct nomination ani to jiorfoct thu registration law and to prevent thu emasculation o( tlio Australian ballot law which will again bo attempted. Tlio plan of thu bosses Is to to try to change thu ballot law so that a parly tlckot can bo voted by making onccrws for tlio wholu tlilms to insuru olfaction of thu yellow dot; ou the ticket If there is onu there. With direct uotnliiatiou and tlio puru Australian ballot and perfected regUtra tloiithojiOttoroflossUm would bo broken Tito fact that In thu southern states where tho people have direct nonilna tlou there hau been no scandals over the vloatioii of senalora and no suoh corruption of tho UKlMaturMi as wo havu In the north, otiijlit to couvlncu anjoiio that tho deh'Kato nomlimtlnn system ia tho chief causo of rotten olltlw. With direct nomination an ottlaUl who makiM a good record oouUl apjMl directly to tho rank and tliu of his part Instead of having to tatiify tho I NOT DEAD YBT. That It tho kiKiilttoaut heading of an advertisement fur an old totdUr's to union to bo lmld at I.yuin. I.inn county, b'lunlun July 3. It Is tho John A. liOan etieanipuitmt, formerly hold across (ho river at Mehatim. An en ergetlo and entorprislng uuuagemout will provldo ull tlio comforU of a good camp aud a good day and wvonlug pro. gram. Tlio veterans ol tho Union undOon federal armlos nhould untto in holding a graud rwuilon auuually up thoru at, tho foot of tho mountains on tho beautl- j fulSantlam. Thu Indian ar votoraus. ' thoMoxiran nr elorans mid llu vol uuteera and regulars in thu Hpuiilsh Amorlcnu war should unlto with thoni on that occasion and lot tho Fourth of July ring with patriotic Ruutimonta and bound Amorlcau principles. Tho John A. Igan encampment is primarily Jfor thu old voturana and ho rocs of thu Onion armies of 1800 ISO, but thoy aro big onoiigh bctwoun tlio eyes to givo u cordial wolcomo to all others who havo served thoir country In time of war at houia or abroad. Tho old Iwys who worn tho bluu will bo thuro. Thoy aro not dead yot and will rally to the colors, with traimK)rtaUoii, commlsM rUt and wives mid snouthuarts once inoro in honor of Uunural Logan, ono of tho grandest patriots our country has over produced, THE NIUAtlAaUA UILL ANU ITS FATE. Tho Ohronlclu is an administration organ. Tho Ohronlclo puts forth the host and most rollablo Washington news of any Han Francleco pacrs. In tho Chronlctu on Thursday was a spocial dlsHitch from tht National Capltul which shoel that thu Nicaragua Canal bill would bo burled In committee this session. Tho reasons given aru two-fold: 1 Thoso who champion tho Hay I'auurefoto treaty say that if it Is not ratified, tho Canal hill will not liil ,8 Tlio llaiiiial'ityno mmi ileclaro that tho Nicaragua Canal bill will surely ho led In Commltleo if thu llauiia l'ayno Hhlp Hubsldy bill (alls of paiagu. Tho llay-rauncufote treaty is virtu ally a rueasuro to jwriult tho I'ulttsl Htates to pay all thueost of construction and malntonaiico of tho Nicaragua Canal, and lot tho llritlsh Cloveruiiient say how It shall In) run all, of course, for tho greater lory and lienellt of (Ireat llrltalu In tlmo of war. Tho llauiia-rayuo Hhlp Hubsldy bill Is a cunningly-devised schouio to glvu grtat sums to Atlautlo liners, owned by wealthy syndicates and already making vast prollts, and to permit tho few drill hits to go to the vcsaola which carry our romuierco abroad, Tho spread of tho American merchant marine would Ihi fostorexl by this bill In alnint thu same ratio that an Immenso subsidy to tho l'ullmau l'alaco Car Company would ou banco tho commercial advantages of Arl- sona and Nevada. And yet tho absolutely necessary Nloaragua vaual is tu Iki laid ou tho shelf, In'oauso lutertwtMl nenaturs great champions of thu adinlnlstratlou oau not gel tliruugh ono pertilemis mwiswro, and UtiaiKO tho admiutstratluu Itsoll cannot prevail upon tho sonatu to ratify a treaty which is a gigantic diplomatic blunder ou tho part of fn-cre'-ary of Htato Hay. lu thoprcaeuco of this oosltlon to tho Nloaragua canal hill, that of Iho great traunooutinnutat rallnnvds glows with the snore! Ilruof ratriotlsm. Sao- rumento Iteo ( Hop.), i ., , ; Tin Heat Prescription for MsUils. UklUt ik hir ! a UHU i( (1kv's TatUlsw ObnTeuU, It Iwiui4r lq uj autitiit lu U,MM liMia, ito (UN, Mill, ISU 10a. iWtxl JUURNAL "X-ttAYS." When tho Marlon eouuty tax Is thrte lime as high as IJnii, ami thu tax amounts lo f 1 IV) nu aero ou tillable laud, It's time (or aomo ono to wale up? woman's iNlgwmare JWtWUO'S bill Nod iluttcriut thluutfh ivhltfn t&a snKlAiil uudLcrtuiul imu. U ti tutisM Hh rata. uU'iliij- ttJ 4(utr. Ilut the wry ' bser4nM no lijmp)l without ctuMitni tu.-l4UiU.nttlicm TlieditJ(ulrJl hka ths tspctunt uMttHrtutut mm, bwwtntr, Ihwukt at It tilt hr uuuwroj iun 11 ous abarror kUU. b la U ttf htr shit or iUuttr- i imi wvrl lot irtonuioic witaia ix Uk u( ralthsti MMBiHMftAUMfUIMthllrUfttlflllktmi WKt'iiU jUtvialort twlrtrr ThUlistwcnthsntTlol as!wtMHthlHMUItUrrlrtUVrtlMlsutlil!U 4l MS Bsaimi UaTHsa'a Vaisaoduitu ilUM!iytiMri I tlWUMSklS sMkMU HiKHMiSt I bu fttAl rlU Vrltkoil uttl(M ao4 1 Ixy (i JtowoiBtu ttrnj for ritUcuUittl4lii(Hun l.)ut, A4drMta!rauetV.ltrxuUicCsAiUala,0. HunUn Mother's FiieiMi 6oa't Walt ioo Long, Don't, neglect your bcartl If It throbs or palpitates, skips beats or causes pain la tho left side, shoulder or arm, It Is weak and needs atten tion Don't wait until rou fall down at your work! Don't delay until your doctor says your tlmo on earth Is short that you must bo left alone that you may dlo of heart failure at auy moment. Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure strengthens the heart muscle! and regulates their action; it stimu lates the digestive organs and makes the blood rich and red and pure. "At times ray heart would almost stop beating; at other times It would palpitate and tbrob so that I could bear It beat against my breast. When I consulted my physician bo said I should uot venture away from borne alone I was unable to per form any labor, but when I com menced taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure I grew stronger atonce. I con tinued tts use, together with Dr. Miles' Nerve and Liver Tills and now I can attend to my buslnen sad en . !oy good health" A on An am Jackson, Versailles, O. Dr Miles' Heart Cure Is sold at all drugglsU on a positive guarantee. Write for free advice and booklet to Dr. Mllei Medical Co , Elkhart. Ind. Tho weather has cleared up for tlio Hoso and Btrawborry Fair. t t And now every candidate thinks ho can lighten tho "whlto man's burden." ? t I No ono will run Jonathan O'Donald if nli-cU-d lustlco of tho pcaco. Ho will bo the tool of no faction or church or law- firm. 4 U Cuba hasn't been ours over a year till wo havo scandals among tho olllcehold era. C. F. W. Neoly has already stolen tho modest sum of 176,000, and thcro Is somo talk of prosecuting him. t : t Dr. Bernard Daly, Union candidate for congress in tills district, declines to inako soechwt, Inasmuch as .Mr. ronguo will tako no personal part In tlio can vnss. This Is certainly greater consider ation that moat candidates for ofllco glvu their opK)iiciits. 1 t t Heat assured that, if tlio Republican candidates for county judgo and com missioner uro ulcctud, tho affairs of old Marlun will bu conducted strictly on business principles. Thuro will bo no letting of work without bid, ami no private gralta of any kind. Tho pcoplu will know all tho tlmo just how uud for what their inonoy Is laiing spent. pit loin Htutusmau. Hut thoy do not promise to givo Ma rlon county it non-partisan administra tlou. t t I lluhold tho candidate. Ho comoth up like it Mower und (otlrolh from the raco hursted. Ills friends Ull him up with (also hopes and atuiophuro. Thus B.tithTip lluiiiphicy. Ho anolloth up likott toad and thiiiketh tho oartli f hia'n. Ho Minlluth upon ull mankind ami slopjieth oyer with good humor. HuklsMith tliu children uud scattorutli his mlcrobos among tho Innocent I allies. liu wearily uhowoth a clovu whon ho lueetetli it preacher, and as hu cuuversoth with him hi pious tonus ho atanduth to the leeward mid curboth Ills breath as with a strong bit. He goolh homo late at iiifht to his weary wife, with a hurry brottlli and cld (cut. Ho risoth hotline uud lilketh forth Without his breakfast, saying, "I go to sou it until." Tho dead boat who lletli In wait then pulleth his leg to it queen's titstu. Hu"nalleth a lie," but be lore election day hu riiiinelh short of nails. Hu glvuth liberally to thu church, ho aubHcrlboth a goodly sum for tho band; ho contrihututh to thu man wIiojo barn was burnetii ho bestowolh alum; hu siguulh a friend's nolo; he senduth a small keg hither and a large keg thither ; hu yiulduth hi Ills subatauo) with apparent uluorlty. Alter election hu goelh out look of tho barn mid kicketh himself ami teareth his hair and calleth himself a Hotter- dam feul: Hu rvturnotlt to tho house and addresHuth himself to thu wife of his bosom j "Heboid a dueling idiot ; look now tiou udod rotted fool; gas o tiiou u dod.gastod simpleton; cast your uyea Uhii a beetle-headed dunce, it man who hold hoodl and spoils above princi ple, ami hath not- bruins enough to give him a headache." Then his wifu ruplleth, "I tod you so," which ouutiuth him to go ftuthaod drown hi sorrow In drink. - UEAH JEFFREY IN I'OLK COUNTY Immense Meeting at tho InJcpenJtnce Upeta Mouse btuidy Evening, I.NliKi'ftMiit.NCM, May II. Saturday mining th tint gnu of the looal cam algu was tired at the opsra huiisoln this city, llto speakers were J. A. JvlTray, candldatu (or protcvutlng attor ney, uud tho county Union candidates. Mr. Jeffrey sAo (or over an hour ou general issues, and minllned himself chWily torouuty and statu matters. Ills talk wasloglaal and pleased the largo audiouuu. Mr. Hart, his competitor, was luvltivl to dtvkto tho time, but fallal tooit rwnaiid to tho Invitation. The audiviwo was the largMt lu our wty fur year, thu opera Immiso being llllsl to standing room, with a largo crowd on the outside Tho ulosost attention was glum throughout tlio meeting, and tho best of leellug prevailed. A similar iuhmI will bo held at Dallas, Muuday evening. Udlts or the W. C. T. U. Wo desire the present of all tho V. a 1. U. ladle TWIay May 16, as there will Ins election of dehgaWM lo thuoou ventlon. I'ttwsitiiuiT. Qeo. VVeela on the Ticket. A IVtltkm containing more than tho ruiile fifty natuos was died w Ith the county clerk tvitunUy, placing llwv W Winks, tht Howell l'rnlrlo farmer ami dtliyman on the OttUeus tlekel to All tho vacancy caul by tho withdrawal o John W. Jury. And PREMIUM LIST Rules of the Salem Rose Strawberry Show. and Details or What the Exhibitors Are Of fered ypecial Premiums, Below Is given tho premium list for tho ltoo show to be held in Salem May 18, in tho City Hall. Besides exhibits of rotes and straw her. ries there will bo a fr.eo public parade of children on decorated bicycles, which will alono bo worth coming miles to see. r-HKMIUM LIST. Best collection of Tea roses, half or full blown and not less than 12 varieties -13.00. Best collection ol rame, (1 varletlos $2.00. Best collection of Hybrids $2.C0. Best collection of 12 varieties of buds, Toas.-J2.00. t , , , Best collection ofll varieties buds tl.OO. Boit roso Introduced In '08 or 'W 11.00. Best collections of pink, yellow und red roses, not less than flvo varieties In each collection f 1.00 each. Special premiums will be offered for tlio finest display of tho following named varieties: Marechal Noll, Viscountess Folkstone, 1'opa Oonticr. Catherine Mermot, Sun net, Mario Van Hotito, Jacqueminot, Iticno Mario Honrietto La I ranee. La Marque. 1'crlo Dcs Jardincs, The Bride, Madam Joseph Schwartz, Nuphltos, l'rincess do Bagan, 50 cents each, A special premium will bo offered for the best display of pansles, clcmatl'a begonias, ferns columbines and umbrella plants. Best collection of wild flowurs. gathered by a child under 14 years o( age, each species arranged separately, 1st f 1.00 2nd 60 cents. All thoro who Intend to enter their roses should carefully read the following rules: 1st exhibits not at tho door by 1 p. in. on tho day of tho show will be de barred from competition; exhibits will bo received from 8 a. m. until 1 p. in. 2nd All (lowers entered for premium or display, must bo handed to tho re ceiving committee at thu door. :trd All llowers entered for premium must bo distinctly and correctly named before being entered. 4th Names of (lowers cannot 1)0 changed after being entered. 6th No inferior plant or flower to re ceive it premium. Ilth No entry of ono varloty shall con sist of moio than three specimens, at least ono to bo full blown. 7th No flowor shall bo entered for more than one premium. liicycle Premiums. Thu following special prizes nro offered by dealers for the best decorated wheels ; By F. A. Wiggins, for best Tribune, a cyclometer. Beat Biennis, push-button hell. It. M. Wade A Co., for best Clove land or Crescent, cvclometor; for best wheel in yellow, a bell. Otto J. Wilson, for best Columbia or Hartford, lantern. Huron A Hamilton for best Imerlal, nickel gas lantern. For best wheel in whitu rorcs, hlcyulo bell. K. M. Crolsun, for best Kaglc,u cycle bull, Mitchell, Lowls A Stavor Co, for, best Mitchell or Golden K.iglo, a carbide lamp, Hits vs berry Prises Ottered. HHH!lal prizo.1 will ho given (or tho ben t displays as (olelws: . For tlio best display of varieties shown by onu grower. For laist six now varlties. ForlM'stslngle variety of follewing: For homo market berry. For best canning and shipping berry. I late to hold a quart of berries, or not less than a dozen specimens. Ur, Hull's Cough bytup furnishes most substantial comfort and relief to consumptives; it works most remarkable eures. Don't despair. Belief can cer tainly lie had: a euro is osiiblo with this wonderful remedy. OUU KKLATIONS WITH 1UKKEY There Are No New Developments in the Situation. A seoial to tho New York Times from Washlngt n says: Although tho department of state la silent as to the courts to Ihi pursued toward Turkey, in case tho Sultan per sists in ignoring tho demand of the United Stale for the ayment of tho indemnity which thu Sultan has admit ted to bo Just ami duo. It Is ascertained from ono of the foreign Irgations that there l evidently n purpose on the part of tho United States government to try the effect of a demonstration tocon strain thu payment promised. The toieign representative who learned this has mentioned it with astonishment to some of his associates, and it has undoubtedly found its way to the several courts lu KuroK(. The intimation ia heard here that thu (itjrmau govvrunient has signified Ila disapprova' of thu published prop osition that in came of a Miensiuit of diplomatic relation with Turktty the Interests of the United States shall le turned over to Uermaiiy, tieriuauy is engaged in ait effort to ingratiate itself with the Sublime I'crto und would look upon the Invitation to take rare ol the United States in Turkey as an umlHtrraHimeut. No conjecture ta iudulgod In at the Department of State as to tho mission of Ahmed Pasha, the Turkish Admitul, who Is reported to have started for this Motility to arrange for the building of a ship of war. that is to be paid for at the value of the tsel plus tho amount of the Indemnity for tho losses at Harpttt and Mat ash. Thu Government would not llsteu to any suoh prop-wltlon, and, if It dkl, il if believed t list when tlio ship was do- H08HJ 'IMbWRBsxJI' It STOMACH JITTERS Indigestion will lead to gen eral weakness. Tho Bitters In vigorates the blood and revl- tallies tue en tire system cures STOMACH, LIVf R AND KIU.NEV ILLS. No one who uses it need havo COSSTIFATIO.V DTSPVl-SU OH 1UUOC8NKSS. llMitwU,bil.ousrw,r.rllurn, tndl lttn. an J all liver Ula are curU by Hood's Pills Sold by alt enigma. 5cota. livered to the Turkish Government an other claim would havo been asserted In order to obtain tho cost of the ship and the idemnlty added. "The 8trengih of Twenty Men." When Shakespeare employed this phrase he referred, of course, , tji healtby, able-bodied men. If he had lived In tbeM5 duys tie would have known that men aud women who are not healthy may liecome so by taking Huod'aSarsaparllla. This medicine, by maKlng tha blood rich and pure and giving Kood appetite and perfect digestion, imparts vitality and strength to the system. The nnn-lrrltating cathartic Hood's Pills. 4 WINDOW DISPLAY, An Attractive Lot of Lion Coffoe Pre mlums in Steiner Drug Co's. Win- dow. We frequently here the claim, "some thing given for nothing," but do not of ten see an actual demonstration of the principle, like the display of Lion Coffee premiums now on exhibition in Steiner Drug Co's windows. Hero are many valuablo articles, all -l.... iMnfii. ,1m linn lipdllff. (Mlt frOUl Lion Coffee wraptrs. These are not cheap articles, but compriso clocks, um brellas, watches, gold rines and jewelry, besides many things useful and orna mental m ttlO l!OU8CI101U,Orlll l ell joyed by tho children. Lion Offeo fully deserves tho popularity which It has gained, because of its superloi strength and flavor. Not Dead Yet. Tho John A. Logan Veteran Reunion Association, which has for so many years lieon held at Mchama county, Or., has been movcu to i.vons, i.inn coumv. ur., by a voto of the majority of Stockhold ers. Tho present location is ou the C. A K. Wo d and n fine spring of water w ill bo found on the erounds. Grounds nre ntnoug the best in tho state. Encamp- ...nn, ...111 tuM.tn sir, Mnnilnv. tfin 2nd nf July, 1000, and contlnuo through the week". A good program is assured, both even ing and day. Come one. come all. Win nrn i-nnllnllv Invited to attend. Hv order of the President w. 1'. .MILKS. (I. J. Paukrii, Secrtary. 6 14-7w atarted for Nome, John Morelock, Chas Wolz and J. I'. Blankcnship wont to Portland this mor ning by boat on tliulr way to Tacoma. From thcro thoy sail on tho Senator, May 10, for Nome. Mr. Morelock Is 72 yoirsof age, but hale and vigorous and tliu arctic circle has no terrors for hlir. OA8TOIIZA. The Rose Pulr Will Im held In the Salem city hall May lHth, beginning with the parade In tlio evening. Conductor's Excursion The Order of Itailway Conductors, which for several years has held its annual picnic at Salem, will this year go to Tho Dalles, May 27. Tho excursion train from Salem will start at 0:30 a in. ofthatdato. Hound trip 1 1. 13tf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature WHY USE V W?Isba(b fi0M HECTICS THEY OIV A OOO" ..... .! , irvn. LI0I1T 1HUW iaww -- . .... nninv,. WE SELL THBEX OBADKS. M oNK NO ,f7WTl5oasUnWTirfcII-Uorqoamran0i.n. .--- - 0, Wcenu, . ......tairf.iD.a.B.ecai.dlopowatMthelJo.yW, and at half tbi "IDEAL." olllllleKuw',,-"' " aeiailirht, hA?,rTa rrnilTCO 71 Chemekcta St.. Telephone 603. lEfrga.ffs'ssBa m. t. Chicago, Rock IslafldiPMi6(Hy What YOU save. That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your ,..... ' . )3 1 LyA vmi save money by trading here. own lllieresta yuuii .... j-- 05rtckof hrify groSes and provisions is tts most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLO POPTOFF1CE OKOCEKY 7506 Rolls of 1900 HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T S BURB0UGH3, 102 State Phone 1511 m i E. II. C0LGAN has removed to tho New Saloon, tvvo doors south of tho old stand, where hla former patrons and tho public generally will receive court eous treatment. Choice Liquors and Cigars. 223 Commercial Street. I'lione 140 See Our ) NewLineoTGo-Gap and Baby Carriages F. W. HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Posl Office. Of Bids Invited. Bid aro Invited for 100 cords of sec ond growth tlrand 40 cords of oak, to be delivered at tlio Oregon School for Ueaf Mutes, before October 1, 10M). Form of contract fvr bids may bo had of the superintendent. Bids will be opened JUIIO O. t.'LAVTOM Wkstz, Supt. 5ll.tlW.w-l Flour Bin TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR CUSTOMERS, ALSO A X X Bread Case NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR EPPLEY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS OFFERS A I THE X X X Electric Store AND JELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT IT. A; A A" .A Spring Shoes Ladies' Tans and Black Kid the Latest Lasts, at Reduced Prices. Men's Farm and Dress Shoes in best stock at prices below competition. JACOB UOGT 95 State St. Vlll s TEAM WOOD SAW Two Machlnus worn uohh uulckly Telephone 'JoX! black. Uuvo orders at residence on l'.'th street, or Steiner' market. M. Van Flkct, Yew Panic. 5 tltf Excursion Rates, The 0. C. T. Co. will make a rate of fl.60 round trip to Portland to all par ties wishing to attend Advonilsts meet ing. Tickets on Sale May 10, 17 and 18, good returning until Mav S3. Mourners Altona and Pomona leave daily at 8 a. m. jo o 1 Quick Time to the E st and Scuth-East Via the Union p le- o r iflTr-rrN. atnig n. n PlCTOWr Two Daily Solid VestibuM Trains. FROM POKTI.AN'D or SAO HAMKNTt) toDKN VKK, OMA HA. KANSAS CITY and ST. LOUIS. Ij-rn than S ituvs tr PlllPtrtfV U. . out change; only one ehangvt to N turn mm oiner r-asu-rn points. other line does it, PaUce and Tourist SUvpors, Dinla, and Library Can UrU-r shup) and (re. rvcliuluecliairrart Vir rt.Hi TiMla .! full l..f .. tlou iia either route, apidy t Apsnt S. P. Co, Salem Ore. Or J II. LoTttaor.Cieii'l Arvnt. Ns IM Third St. Portland 6r Report of the Condition Of The Capital Nullunal Bunk of Loans n& UIhsniuIi imi i HAOC0 .. " lT.t-l ft tt.m n i.wi WSV7U ll.f 9 , u ISildo l.S. T awoa - 8 fth !srE?5r. tan-aa ; l'KmlHbu on V . Hou4" " bl.- Mt-uritkM. u --- lUnktu l.ue. itttuiiun, skI fit. OtJr rwl Jilili" iiiwiwi'."";;" ' AiSr J,UoMl 11oL" twiifii Nw hum WW"VJ; irttR timST' Illtfnl riku ,-.-. -- 1 hwkt tll itdkala , !. Is-HT' n'SiLi s'mioui.i ::: U-W jTSiv IW'rViiilUBjCii; 31BJ .. ji, IImImiuUh fk..i .. .. .. .. r" B.NH W mat Tutl . iuriiw ruiHl USHIKM la.t i..d.K L. " " r i,. -.r - - i im o i " . - . vXPS2r$.XS, . - vJsTorS t:-- - astawusKi n ssir ri - '- w- -a vsjajts-r .tlllU 3M ShTBUbv itn. u . .1 M. (I .. VWJH .? wi' as,ajsBSi UDiwilU 04ivUul .WtMHtt .- u, tVl eMtltxaiM u all, r,m irtn iasw r tf3T ttS.l rkwVs T ' M. . ivr:: ass u ntf k . i,?5 -.. . H.1II 11 M.fer K.IISli H.AUMtsrr 8UrrtlriwtwnwM, a Ujttiltt. A.rVlRI """e",w a tkU tsi raA1ASS.S',U,, ,,UUW -- MEAT AND POULTRY. MiloCMatthews Successor W EdHrJA;Mittbcwi,; MltAT and iVdtaS-RV MARKET State street near railroad. Freshest and liest meats. My patrons say I keep thu best meats in town. The German Market Will be found all kinds of meat and thu be6t of sausage. FHEE DELIVERY. All hilts due the late firm of Wolt A Miescke must be paid. (JJOL.Z Si SON 171 Commercial Kl SALE.M LOMiES -. j. w. w js.'j; . iu A .0.1. V hll. sui liis. Lldc, I'OKltSTKHS OK A.MICRIOA i- nmwa N-y j,j McCov Staoe-. I.MVcsI Willninutin ut..l.l. ... daily for Lincoln, Zene, McCoy, and Perrydale and return same day. No i.iKTYi or.8,aua carc' driver. Parcels delivsre.1 along tho line. Brewster & White 91 cotw t. rao.su 17M. Hay. Qraln. Mill pe0d, Flour. Salt. Land. Plaster, Seeds, etc SEED FIELD CORN SI-.LD bWEET CORN All Hie ,-h .Ic varieties in erock, at the lowest prices iu the c.tv Free dllvery ; prompt service. 'he Feed Men. dITwet fi ni id c"y a ""m" ,twV ' 'bran. ., , , AND SHORTS, ttoKmalS Salem Flouring Mills Co 3-M-rod Tlio favorlto lino to all point. Broad, vestlbuled and up-to-date t,r bctwoen Pueblo and Denver, and Om.v ' Chicago and Kansas City, maklnu dil connection In Chicago with all mor' trains east.-First-class Pullman 8& Library Buffet cars, between DenverV? Chicago; tho most ierf2ct dininr JJ service in tho world "A La fjnVt" through first-class Pullman Sleeper.,!' day botween Salt Lake City and ChC' via tho pconic lino j pcrFonally condaaS excursion in ordinary Pullman slt.S? earsonco a week from Portland sndK, Francisco to Omaha, Chicago. Itntt.i Chicago and Now York via , tl , n Salt Lake Route, without clian ,; Chicago. No annoying transfer In Ci, cago. These cars aro provided withS weekly periodicals for free uss of 0n patrons, ior further information, mM folders, etc., call on your nearest ticL! agent, or writo to " A. E. COOPER. Gen'l Agent. Pass. Dept, Portland, Ore Mis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. 2 For Ynciulna: Train leuves Aiuuny J2:45n Train leaves Uorvallls.... 1:55 n' Train arrives Yuqulna . 7:26b" l Returning: Leaves Yuqulna tl-oOt m Leaves Corvallls 11:30 ait, vrnvco iiiuuujr ...IXIIODli 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00 a u Arrives Detroit U:30i h 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:20 . Atrlvcs Albany 6:p.a, Ono and two connect at Alhani tu rjorvullls with Southern PuclHctuin, Ulylng direct service fi and freui New.' port and adjacent benches. Trains for tho mountains arrival Detroit at noon, giving ample tiat to reach camping urounds on ifce urciicnDUBii unu oaniiuin river tkt same day. II. u waLdkn. T F. A P. A RI1WIN ET01II, Uiasu, TURNKK A-ent. Alhany.Orr SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and war 8tatlonBnt6s40a. n. , 7:64 n. in. and 4:05 p. in. Lv iitlland. Lt Htlcra. Ar AiliUnd .. Ar Ucramenla.. Ar Bio Fraucuco.. ArOgilcu Ar IienTer.- -Ar Kni, Ult. at (.uicajto- . jo a il n5TB -1100 AM 10 S3 P II .12.80 AM 12 P 11 .4:00 I'M 4JB1U -M1PM eiJAM I1UAN Ar los AUvlcs. Ar Kl rw Ar Fort Worth Ar Clly or Mexico- Ar Houston . .- Ar No- Oricns. Ar Wuhlnzon Ar New York -IllAII 9.00 A M 7di A M .. 7.0 A M 120 I' M . O0 II .630AM . S.M A M JAU . ess r m .ta a u ,u.a v m 1MAU t:MA.H 73 AM IMfll 6J0AU 10 30 AM 3UAM 62J m 41 All 12.43 r II Pullman and Tourists cars on botu trains. Chair cars Sacramento to OgJin and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, 8t. Louis, Now Orleans and Washington. Connecting nt Son Frandleco with hjv- Japan, China, Philippines, Central uJ boutn America. bee Mr. VY. V. fclkinner agent at halts Sfntlnn, or address- O. 11. MAUKHAM, O. P. A., Portland, Oregua CanadiaiiPaciuc liy I Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Beat service To and from all polnta East and Europe. The only lino runuing tkrougu M. I'll Tor nil ModIm Koton TooristCftKbi Without Change,' Royal Mall Steamship Liu tu Japan and China. Canadian and Australian Steamship Line to K tionoInluandAQstra Iia For rates, and information apply to m L0UW00I) Agent Salem Ore. H. H. Abott, Agent Portland. E. J.Ooylo, A.O.P.A, Vancouver B.0 Platin SsrA,S2r.Brw, C A. ROBERTS. Oregon Sliou Line Railroad The Direct Route te Montana, Utah, Colorado and all bastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routed, via Uie UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line, or tko RIO GRANDE Scenic Linw. No Change of Cars, On the Portland-Chicata Special. "U flnutt iu the West." Equipped With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S'eepers Su'erbLibrarvBufTetCars; Silendid Dinners, Meals a la carte Crfifi Rprlin'nir Chair Cars Comfortable i Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete v Vestibuled For further information ajhl'jj L R. NAGEL, W. E09,M.AN., Trav. Pass. Agt. 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