The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 18, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textvri mwr--AlnMmmmllm'immmmmmmmmmmLTm i ; fo'r . ;i ' 95429 Held by Mrs. A, Wyman Drew the 1900 Rambler Saturday evening May 12 Aral k ml Gift-Giving Sale July 3rd, .we will give to the lucky holders of our second gilt-giving coupons, the fol lowing articles: ' ' 1 IBOO Ramblnr $40 3 811k Uinbrtll...5 U) S l.lon Brand 1U. 3 CO 4 Bilk Negligee 8hlri SOI A Al.Worlo.t t wester.. a 01 l'lr Dreie (I1oyi.. 1 M 7 l'lr Link Caff Dulloue 1 CO Welch foil 1 to Fancy I'errafe Bhlrt... I 23 10 HbltiHud.J 1 ou J Bctf Till ......-..- I 00 12 Imperial Tie IS Hllk lima . M 14 Jlal'a Wing Club Tie.. W IA PnfTTIa-. IS Hllk llelTcUeiclil'f 17 Pair Oreralh 18 IUml Handkerchief. 19 llotr Tie. .. 20 rour-ln'haodTle.M... Every 50c purchase entitles you to a coupon. Note our guarantee: Your money back if you want it. ' ' ' ' 6. Bf . Johnson & Co.. The Peoples Ololhicrs and Furnishers. rm: ! Ladies' Party Slippers ON THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE. tpl.50j BLUE SATIN PINK SATIN KED KID WHITE 'acxtsi .boe stor? O-V BtAto &t J V I 5 HOSS f .STOMACH If ITTER5 ItlJIgeatlon will lead to gen oral weakness. Tlio Bitters In vlgnratea the blood and revi talizes the en tiro system. It curpa STOMACH, MVBB AKll . KIDNEY I I.I J!. No ono who iies it need havo CONSTIPATION tlTHl'M'SIA OK IIIMOl'HMESH. nit, at Its head, 1( the. last man and tho last dollar and the libertlei of tlio peo plo shall be sacrificed I hoporowers. t TUB DAILY JOURNAL BY HOFEH UnQTHEHS. i'HIDAY, MAY 18 JCOO. D illy Ono Yonf, 93 OO In Advanao. Dully Pour Month $1. In Advnnoo Weakly Ono Yonr 8I.OO In Advnnoo ourt maiBLATivu ticket. Geo. Y. Weeks, chairman of tlm county l'opullut central ooiiiiuitlt'u, ha iicerpird n lionilnntloii on tho Fusion ticket for representative. Mr. Would In it conilMonl advocato o tin) inlllatlvu nnd referendum ami In n good in mi gen (rally. Ho enjoys tho conlldcnro of Ills party And thu celcom of tho people--nnd ho knowa how to iiiitku good butter und chcoau, lltiU ono of tlio pioneers ol Marlon county In tuicconnfiil dairying andlanblo to mnko hi liovvi'U I'mlre acreage nut him u pmllt year in nnd year out. Tlitwa remarks nro tiromntod by n knowledge of iindnu nctiialntitii(o with thu ninn. Thuy tiro In recognition of mil nu'rlt, hnvliiK no reference to )ontlCF). Huium Hontinoi, Evory word ol thunlumil truu. Qco. Wcoka communccd working In Miirlon county with '.'60 In hi pocket. Todny lio Is out ol debt and owner of n lnryo dairy farm, with tho beat private huttur nnd chooao equipment In tho county. lio has kept pneu with tho progre of tho indtibtry, uud kept mid upon public question! and rnUed h nteu family, lloth Mr. and Mrt. Week ruo ttatu grange olllrurr). J. 11, Plinlck, of llulilmnl, la nUo n aucccaaful fiirmcr. lio haa raUvd n lartiu family, nan an Union itoltllur, mul has vorVtHl In tho lenlnluluru. It in n pluan urn to go onto li farm nnd o tho turn and thaortlur with Mhtvh uury tie arttnt!iit of ttjrlruUuru is cnnuliiolitl. Mr. Plmick haa prubithly no uHirlor a a ix-luiitlllo and prnotloul fariuvr. Ho 1 a well read man nnd a forcible dw hater. A II. Hudulaonof JefTornonlia of DuUh derrvnt andhnifor uiany ji'in liven n tturcmtul Inulncw until of Jodurnoii. Jlolauulvoraally likwl wolally. Hud hi Integrity li uiuiutitloniHl ainoiiK Ihote who havo dealt wllh him for a rooro of yean, lio ban botin nwtmntur ol hi town and wrva n koldior in thu Pnlou arinle. Oeorgo I.. Urown, of blajlon, w county trcaaurur a lurm and Buuld hao had Hit" olllw aguln. IIoeiabllihel tho ciutotn of kIvIui tho poplu rt dutallut wouthly eUtuiiiciH of tho roudlllon of tbolr cijmi, nu honuat, tiuliiJiUnrnl vraoIdolnV tlffcrhli UepUbttAti iue cao,r lm had U leip up urvr klueo. Mr. tlrotvn li n woll ttmil, humiomIuI builuif a man. Of thwiJour tvntlointn it rau only lie wild that cleuimr and wort) ionreao.il atl o A ineriena aru u r put up and they diwmt to bo elected Thy are all bulf-tiindu ulotautial men, who will not havo to uk upaomti petty Job hllnnrvlhg a letleUtora to keep them oft thu comity tho ;et of the thno. Ktrwy one. of thoao men ran ylvi tho )Hoplo 1!kx1, coinjmUuit indo ivenilent- rervlco as Inw-tnakora. The editor of Tint Jouiinal, who Ih nlfo a cnmlidalo, linn no proml-os to mnko hut uiicb as nro conalaluntly In llnu with IiIh now8iaior work. The tieat Prescription for Malaria, Ohlll'inil fetrr I n bollla of (imro'ii Tuttrli-. Olill TuiiIp. II l.ilinplr lion mul qtilnln Ilia lumii'ii lorm. no cure, no liar, irire oua AlOtiuiixl MM. FLAUU ON 8HEUIFF DUIIDIN lion. K. II. Flm-it' Attack on Hhuriff Durlilu npuni tho door for nnmo ooin iiiimiU und critlalHin! of Ileiiih1lcan nd . tnlnlatrntlon of that olllco that nould not hnvu boon poaslblo othorwiso ami for this tlio npK)ltlon to tho llupub'l- cnua Aro duly thankful, It Is Kimcrally conrttihyl that Mr. Durbln lias uinilo nu olllclont ollleer, llmt hu has broken tho record ofaUliln prtMlecofsora nn n tax collector. Thu chariio of Mr. .''Ingif thill ho po'ua in n roformur la untruo. Mr. Durbln hua mvor played (ho domni'oi' to dufraud thu pooplo of their votes, Mr. l'liitw mhnlta that tho fact Hint tho Union pirty two ye.ira no propmrd a rodimtlou In anlariea nnd feus if fli.aO induced tho Itupubllmus U) set their re duction nt f 10,000. Thuy took tho oxlm 11,000 oil tint ahurllt'H olllco in Iioh of couiK'illnK Mr. Durbln to rtwlKii, aon Uilpubllcau county oourt could havo ii.iiiiihI n l'urh therlff In Ida pluco. TakhiK out thu oxhiii. oi ol tho olllco, Mr. Durbln would not havo hud fW0i yo.tr for hts aorvlcoi nt tho salary llxud In Mr. Mr. Riga hill. Tho preaunl salary of f'.'.OOO n year, nnd fees for sorv- In pjjHira In civil auita, is not, too much to got n koo.1 man to till tho olllco. Mr. D.ublu has earned every dollar ho hits Kot out of the olllco nt tho "alary ivun him by it ltopuhllcau K'ulilaturo ou a petition of Republicans. At tho sanio uieetluK In which l'lugg nttaoka Durbln Mr. MoNary ahowa tint I' la all riKhl.forCouitablo Mlntu to take (511.15 In nine moiitha out of tho tax wiyura of Marion county. It la claimed that Mr. Mluto lacoutahloof Haulm Jua tlco precinct la under ureal oxhiiii In Mrlur miera and lluurtm aro Khou u follows. Itepta t . fJil !iQ 1X106 JOURNAL -X-nAY8." J. K. Howard, box 661, Chicago, III., tins our thanks for a copy of his pamph let, "Antl Dribory. Tho Cnrnpaljin Cry of 1000." tt i Tho Smart Sot for May la nil that Ita natno indicates and that is eaylni; n nroat deal. Km Kss I'uli. Co., Now York, 1136 Broadway. I 1 . Tho bulletin of thu Department of La bor for May Is duvoted tofoichjn labor law nnd tho hlatory of arbitration in Ureal Ilrllon, t t t Tom Tonguo paya tho closlni of Ya qtilua bay means a Ioph of llvo cents a burhel on every bushel of wheat to thu farmer. Tom better stay nt homo If that's thu case. t I t 1 87-J Grant, Republican. 1870 rilden, Democrat. lKhO-Oarlluld, Republican. 18S1 Cluvuland, Democrat. 1888 llarrirou, llepublicaii. M)2 Cleveland. Democrat. lwm-MeKlnloy, Itopubllcnn. 1U00- I t t A Itepubllcnu convention meets. It indor-eri McKlnloy, and so Instruct") Ita duleKatcR. It ndjourua. A Duiuocratic cenvenlion meets. It Isdori-oo llrynn, mid k iiiHtructs Its deli-Kates. It nd Jnurns. I'll tu re historians must record that thu year 1000 marks tho supremo achievements of iolitlcnl monotony and p.irty docility. Forty-flvo stales havn uothliiK to do but "point with prido" or "view with alarm.'' Melancholy cam paign dayn aro ahead of us. Orcgoiilan Nolo and Comment. It might Improve tlio llavorsof tho truth fulness in tho above to add that Mr. llryau's followers still jolnt to their lender with prido, whilo n great many of McKinluy's fnlloivurs "vlow with nlarm" tho control which tho trusts nro uxerclfing oer prices of articles the looplo hnva to buy. . " Thu Ban Frnnclffo Wnvonltly preseufB tho nnmo of Irving M. Kcott, (or vice president. Ilo la tho builder of thu "I'ccrlens Oregon" and Dowy'a llagehlp tho Olympln. Tho strong oliits in favor of Mr. Proliant an iulimalu nctpiatut auco with I'renldeut MuKiuley mid moat of thu great parly lendurs, who not only know him but nwcct him for li Ih ability mul worth. II j In known tholuiigthand bread lb of thu laud an thu man upon tho Integrity of whoco work this nation looked willi mixIruNiiycs when the Ore gon was steaming from Pan I'riuu'ltco to (Santiago. Ho Is tho man who, by thu marvelous performance of that vessel, proved to thu American pooplo that ovury ImiII, mid pinto, every piece of mechan ism In her uoblu bull was put there in honor, und who, it elevated to high place will carry wllh hint tho ramo lion orublo pur pom tliut has guldod tho lingo undertakings of Ida private life. "Of a Oood Ueglnninc Cometli a good end." When you tako llixxl'a Karntparllla to purily your hlol von nru imikiinr u lmkhI Ih-uIiiiiIiii. and thogiMMl end will bo lieaith mid happl-J li..y 'I'lili. ,i. bllflmt ,.llrid till lillliifird it ' the bliKxl, creatoM a good appetite, over comes that tired feeling uud Imparts vigor mid vitality to thu whole system. It Is America's UrcntiMt IIIimhI Medicine. HlllousnotM la rurcit by HimI's I'M 1m. 1ft CUtltH. K ... ! m - Propose to Hold a Mats Mtetlng fjalem May 35th, From tbe tYirtland Telegram. Over lO.OoO bales of 1100 hops have been "tied up' or contracted for by dealers. Tho prices range from 8 cents upwards. Several recent contracts for extra choice hops have been made for 10 cents a pound. Concervativc estimates plnco tho num ber of balea from last year's crop remain irg In tho stato at 14,000. Of that number COO hales nro considered choice, About 11.OC0 bales nro controlled by tho Hopgrowers' Association. Fales were made by tho Association last week at $1.60 n halo, or less than a cent a pound. Tho association Is not doing anything toward pooling tlio 1 000 crop. It has awitt lied off onto what tho dealers call "its latest hobby," by concentrating its energies upon plana for limiting thu sup ply. For that purposo a mass meeting is tq bo held In Salem May 26th. A circu lar letter outlining Die project has been sent to prominent hopgrowers of tho stato. According to outsldo hopdealors and growers this Is tho most unwise move yet made by tho association, "The only way to ralso prices," said ono interested man, who Is coneidored a relfabln authority on hop matters, "is for tho growers to ralso choice hops. Never yet havo growers failed to got good prices for choice hops. And tlloy never will. Hy raising cholco hops Pacific CoaBt dealers will drivo tho Now York dealers out of busino-s. That w ill limit tho supply toG0,000ba!csamiually. Thu reason for this is thnt hops ran bo mired by Coast dealers for half tho money it costs to ralso them In tho Kant. "Now again last year tho United States cxKrtcd 60,000 bales of cholco hop to Kngland, in splto of tho fact that F.ngland'H crop iuoru than Btipplled tho local demand. Wo could have shipped 76,000 bales If thu grade had bcon better. What does this teach us? That there is no limit to tho demand for cholco bojis; that tho foreign market wll! always absorb tho surplus no mat ter how great our mipply. "Therefore, tlio only trim method of limiting tlio supply is by tho careful cultivation of hops. Our fanners an a ruin do not pay enough attention to spraying, thu nourtthmentof tho ground mid proper harvesting. Let them at tend to these matters properly and there will bo no need of limiting tho supply by cutting down tlm ncreago ns pro Mcd hy tho association. In ono year'n tiuio hops will more than pay tlio extra euro gleu them. "Do you suppose thnt Yakima grow ers will concent to cutting down their acreage? Not by a good deal. They taku care of their hops, thoy always havo choice hops and get good prices and nro rntisfied with tncmsulves nnd everybody else. A few carolcus growers do mora to ruin tho reputation of tho Imp belt than any othur thing. Oregon has liccu given a black uyu ill this re spect, although hero may "lm found tho linesi conditions in tho world for rais ing choice hop. "If thu iiHsoclntlou desires to do real missionary work and accomplish practi cal results, let it gut in nnd on urn race proper cultivation. That is tho only salvation of the growers. Onco thoy establish for theim-eho-i n reputation of ruining cholcu hops, there will be no trouble ubout market or prices, Tho buyers will compote with f ncli other for thu hops, nnd no only too glad to pay good pi Ices," lllllouinnss, sour stomach, constipa tion and nil llvir Ilia aro cured by Hood's Pills Tlio non-lrrllnllni; raltinrtlc. l'rlre 'ii cents ot all itrtiVKlata or by mall ol C.I. Hood & Co., Jewell, Mass. implement e 1 aiem's Leading The Eagle Bicycles, which will not It gets its eaty fa tho BKST nnd EASIEST RUNNING WHBCL - MADK It haa the beet rims combination Wood nnd A I mlanm warp n wet wentber, rusi nor corroue ur "i"", ,'",.",": fln,i Ouad Stay, running qualities from Illgid Frames and two Pol it Bear. tigs an a uiw bi . making tlio most Ulgid Crank Hanger nut on any wheel 1 ..ade. T WiU 1. wi swj and Aluminum Rims aro on no other wheel Iwing Pt-. ?, TnuU e W V do tho Tcrvbest and eomethlng different than any other w bee n ade. vi 1 u competitors flglit Eagle wheels? Answer-Uecauso iney are BUUu clubs alwaysllti under me ueai ajijiib ut.. iUJjy quad -stay siy STAY fAttMTCt. fjv t"'' t trribtitiii itT '"'"' JmOu. Threshing Machines, inn . Ti.rpldni? Machine' the old saying holdN rood, hut with thn i, SiaLOYC 1 , fnru-u rnfiihito tho blasts to bow whoro thoy will elo tho most BooJ OMachl. 0(0 ttrL motlol. of perfection They art, built e.pecI.llyX n.n iCimVCoast trade, havo chain drivo nnd uxtrn largo hpu and are subiUn. o Vac,,.V.0.?.9t "ili 0,t iVnnvnmSE will thrush tlu-faitoet. clean lit. b... ffll 111 II III II II II.I.I k . M - ' run the ligliect and last the longest The Russel Compound Traction Engine. Wkk&mfr' MODERN POLITICS Wlialcvel tho i'aily Uoca ia Mdillha Aug Sop . Oct Nov . ., M Jan.... M Moh Apr, . lilUO a 16 tw 10 3 00 UU tl auoa Klptiliao boo (8 60 WW 8 II 00 6 16 SI 00 l'-'W Nut I 30 06 00 TO 74 00 rt 06 ' 40 M W S ) :i 07 Total. tll 14 tlTtl VI W1 V0 No 0110 doubt that Mr Mluto ia a good olllcora, ami would lio competent to till oven thu sliorllra olllco. but I'laug'a lucoinUtcncy nppenra in eupportlng Minto fur taking foca that tviuu tmt ol the taxN.yer while dcnouuolng Dm bin (or taking civil teoa ald hy law yum ui.d llllganii, and that cut nearly all there It in Uifiu to tirvt tho, piHr. Hut what tloea Mr. Flagg care for ouuaiat fiinyT Uo Ut after a fodaral olllco for Ktagg and niuit make a huw of do-tug aouivlhing for the party tu get It. Bicoiiiwr i mmmm U a.orilrtt ttbUii all vtunta apptmcli with lnJKiltU tlUWKMnCVniIT WUIt III! IWMI inttln aiyl turtrtt IU eiwteul tUdthtrUall 4uut eut itr. roe uviuiuH The thtxulit ul Ih Ml SiT. aunir Milh Ih iflttina ml iUn tii. m prut mr htr a h4ir ul uvu ua TnotiMUiie nf Muta hevc luuiut ihtiitw uyt iloriikik'e riannuiiiu( pttaato. jrwt of (klMbtith. enunuetBiut r alt jda ami tunaer. auJ tuxim muthcr ituil cblld. Tbii .ricuilac ItuiuLruL U k 4 la all women ai tbo lime of thrir tuff ctitkat Kjt twl dvee Motiiin'e 1'tiexn cm the ixi or cnn.t unn. lt u v Fur tt evaaliur vu ..:.:..! '. . ir, . tUKTQMIUlVt MMW uny wua htMy ljt kkutM," eud uwixj vi4. MvyiU -'luaniluff 1 - - T. " .P . J . ."k . - - . at tM pwiw. J?M, ' -itvUJe el f ia ir ertu Hoi ior tybe .tkilkHtof (he nutting: I lu ibet awA w Mother's Friend tjwcaia Cloipel Kituu the l!ueu Juiirual. Dp to thu meettuguf tho Contentions, thu Woodlmrit Independent bitterly op. IhimhI tho nomination of Tonguo. It e.u, I ho oould not Ik) re-elected mid could not curry bis county if nominated. It said thu ltepubllouna ull over tlio dis trict knew ho could not Ih ro-clooUil. Hut a noon naho was miniliiatiHl it puts up his iutr.,0 and bt-glu tu howl for him. It prnieua Tongue, Mellrldo nnd MutMly moat (ixtruMignully fur voting "with tho ixirty" fur tho Porto Ittco tariff mid borate thu bellUliw yiuuni for voting "ugnliiiit tho imrty,'1 with thu iVmiocrat ngnluat tbo bill. What la tho uuunlry mining to when it I controlled hyauuh men nudauch mor? With them wtilto is white today if the putty ettya no, and black tomorrow if thu party ray u. Twlay tho parly Um .iy Ilia our "plain Jut)" to havo fieo triolo with Porto Itkx) and that lathe lroHr thing. 'luuorniw he auya, "tar iff' and th.it ia goiind. TUy 1'uiigiio la not tit (or dog puller, oem not bo tJiMt ud, cannot carry n wmuty in thwdtatrlrt, n overylKxIy kuowa! Tomorrow ho haa"AUtl the urly," haa tuvol tho inillon from falling Into tho hunda of tif the Domoornte, and ia tho ttre-atoet man on earth, leouusti thn ivirty say ki aiidcotniuanda nil gtnl Rcpubllcaua to vote fur liltn. II tlda ia the nay pul Ilia ia tu tu run there la mi auoli tiling a wuHktonw, truth or Iwnoay ami the ptxtplu havo no rl.hta that the parly loti 'iottl rwHvt. Whatever the Ihm drvrvo miut ha carried out. Si miHi wai all right yetrdav hut today hole all wrung ixvautu ho vted ogtilmt tho patty. Tho fact that he vottal fo our plain duty and tboivfuro 011 ilw right ulo of the nm-Mlon, out a no tig uru at all. Right, duly, truth. boMul) , public iutorvat not even the life ot the publiv not eun our plain dui)wai, eacuao any man (ram vutliu umIhM at Mpptwiirg (ho trl) 1 Tfeo party wml Do j'fverwM audkepl n wvr with abATTLK Well Known PERSONALS Man Oregon Newapaper I'tomoted. Kktti.k, May 17 John Collins who robbed the First National Hank of fS 000 fomo week ago, plead guilty tmlay. Lnwreiicu Parker, Ida ullcgcd partuer, Is on trial. A.T. Ambrixe, biiHluesj manager of tho Argua died today ol pneumonia. Aiiilirono wus well known over Washing ton and Oregou - '- - "". SEVEN i SUTHERLANt) -SISTERS' llatr Browmr and Svalm ene. t r lh imlf vrlurttlolKlhtttilllmlnnlhahmlr ,( wuial hrtith MoJillftn. At all druf eUl. I 3P8GCXS53-TJ Not Dead Yet. The John A. Ugmi Veteran Reiiulnu AstMiolation, which haa (or aomaiiy yeara 1011 held at Muliamn county, Or., has heon uuiel to l.jon. I. inn county. Or,, by n vote of the majority o( Stockhold era. Tho primwnt locnllnn ia on tlio C. A- V.. R. It. Wood and a lino aprlng of water will bo found mi the ground., (.irounda are ninuug tlio In-at in the atnte. Unoamp tnenl will begin on Monday, thu 'Jud of July, ItHX), and ooullnuo through the wwk. A good program ia nuaurtHl, both even ing mid day. Como one. come all. ou ure eohlinlly iiiMttxl to attend. Hy order of the Preakltml W. P. Mitxs. U. J. Pahkin, Secrtary. 6-U.7w To Bridge Contractors Is tbo most powerful cnglno built. It myc8 one-thlnl to one-half In fuel and water, Is of lees weight than the sinKlo cylinder stylo, and tho price Is rioht. If von contemplaln bnvlntr on ENGINE BOILER. THRESHER, 8AWH MILL or HORSE POWER, wrlto for our 1000 catalogue, anil wJipii In Salem call nnd boo us nnd ex amine our lino of machinery. -Mmtm glSssSfS We Carry the Best Old Estab lished Line of Goods, Car- Tlm .Mcf!nrmtck Illmlnrs nml Mnnnii. Itiun U'rttroiiH. RacillO IlllVllll'S rluges, nnd llncks; Monitor drills -mid Seeders; Hnffulo Pitts Spike bprlngtooth antl Disc Harrews: Molino, John Deero nnd Syracuso plows Agents for Rus'cll .J. ... ....... T.....t.. fr t.l if.-i.t f II-I...I l-,. C,nlr..a. l.i..ni,f iv wuiniiiii a.iiuiiiu, iuri.-niiiiig .uiieiiiiiury niiu tt 11,14 oiitttt juibivviD, """' Self Feeders, Tnnk, Pump nnd llore; Jnynesvlllo liny tools. Also n full lino of extras for above-mentioned goods Including Woods and Osborno Machinery. The Bain Wagon Is not the cheapest wagon in price, but tho cheapest In the eud, as it is tlit bed. It's made by honest day work no contract or convict or piece work plan ant has oak hulx. No spruce or elm hubs in 11 Bain Wugou. They are painted by hand, not dipped Biiggieinnd Haiks, Surreys and Traps. Yes, I havuallof them, and they are built especially fur this coast trade. To appreciate them call and set my Hue, B. M. CROISAN 255-257 LIBERTY ST. SAL,BiVI OREGON Tbo which Conductor's Excutalcn Order of Railway Conductors. -ears lias lield its for several ft annual picnic at Salem, will this year go 10 ma wanes, iay n. rno excursion train from Salem will start nt O'liO n in, olthatdnto, Rouni trip t. i;ni CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought orcWsg; MEAT AND POULTRY. Bears tho Siguaturo Bids Invited. Bids aro Invited for 100 enrdi of ee ond growlh llr mid 40 cords of oak, to be iieiitorcuai 1110 uregun N-nooi tor Deal Mutes, befuro October 1, 10iK). Form of contract fvr bids may bo had of the Biiperlutendent. Hide will lm opened Juno 6. Olayton Wkntx. Supt SH-tlHt.W. CTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnchlnns Work Don Quickly Tclophono SHO black. Iavo onlers at msldonco on l'.'th street, or Stelner's mnrkot. M. Van Flkkt, YkwPikk. 6 0tf Flour Bin TO DE GIVEN AWAY TO OUU CUSTOMERS, ALSO A X X Bread Case NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR EPPLEY'S PA'I RONS. SEE HIS OFFERS AT THE X . X A Electric Store MiloCJatthews HiuTcwor to Kilwanlt J. Matthcwi . 1 WHY USE W?lsba(b Mantle? IIECIID3S TltKV (1IVK A (10)11 LIOIIT AMI AUK tINtl LIVKII, WK HKI.I, TltllKR (DUDES: ',Y0!SI.K,XJi!,lli5,iJ.';iI...H.A?T,,.T--. TllB n'rr Ulct llitHK In rmi.ile. li.ir.bl. u.l 1t U.VK v ,UUtV "h,,).(!AN1.VLt TOWKIt witbaoiniiniilliiii nf onljr tl.rco reel r hour. VrlraHe. hO, 197 TheuMaundby.or ifotxl lulltnr lUnliir aikI Klvlnt; KIdllTV (JANDI.K l-OWKK. ITIm nud lieBt uivittri. My patrons say I keen "IliEAL." N'tnuitoaiiHminiiiii.i,i.i.i..n.o ..,.i..iml. ntov.il. , wic. iJcehti. .---.- -.v ,-... ...... ,u MIC AT nnd HOUI.TUY makickt! Stnlo street near railroad. Freshest the best meat a I Any o( thewi inaiulM put on mii biimcra prnpi-rlr k.1Jiihw m abure rt. T f a i . IIO V"ll l let.- n;t:i cnicn Mii,n,.r.-i If tint ht tuitf riA hfirma n M arkt . mR MmiTvv-i0" .!t"" i ..w -wtwi iiiun niui iyt HL-i.Th.h w-.w:...vr" "'",:v.'"r'" tou"'"'1 Will be found all kind of meat nnd tho best of wusago. FREE DELIVERY. All bills due the late tlrm of Wnlt ,V Mlescko must Ito paid. UJOLsZ, &. SON 171 rnmmHrrlal Kl Quick Time to the E st and South-East Via the Union n r r r vrt--v ' acme h. , - 'ICTU"" Two Dai.v Solid Vestibuled Trains. FROM PORTLVXI) or SAC RAMENTO toDKNVKR.OMA HA. KANSAS CITY mid ST. LOU Is. Uhhi than H days to CHICAGO with, out change; only ono change to New ork nnd other Eastern points. No other lino ilixtH It. Pitlae) and TmirUt Slw.n-rj m nnd Libmi v Cars (burlmr slmpi'aiid free ' it-t-,iiiiMtc t:iMtireiirs Fur rntotj. Ticket nml full informa tlou via either route, apply to W. W.SK.Situi. A wntS. P. C. Salem Ore. UrJ II. UniKOr, tten'l Agt-nt. N. 1 Third St P.rtland Or. Belli lleht, Vi e hare (tan itm ei alko. lt na how tlicm to votl SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketn St.. Call kuiI xr luaixl nn ttn.1 tou caniel than with auy other fund of ant Tt'lepliono 603. i s lai you save That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you'll find you save money by trading "" Olher people do. Why not you Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. r Harritt & Lawrence, OLD POSTOFF1CK ailOCI'JiY riiiMliofkhln'UhfiSclly ill AW vi if HBATTN0I I HOT AIH ' I . HOTWATKK, .:stmules luinished, and work done niQirrtlv Mibstaniially i and at honest prices. ' i. S BUHROUGHS. 102 Stato 1 Phone 1511 AND TELL ABOUT IT. YOUR X A. FRIENDS A. A SALEM LODGES The (.utility Ctiurt of Ijuu county dtiroa plane, ptcinHoa. atratul iltacroiue ntttl bide (ur the Munirn.iilnn t a lluwt Tra bridg over the StMith ftanllitin river uwvr Swvot Home, to lie ' aubtnttted In tlittui tui or hwfore I hut a-1 wy, June,7lli UM). at the hour o( one olivk s w. lliddraaro aU rviitatel tounix-ct plana now ou AW with tho County Oerk, awl a ubwit hula on the Mine Tlio court remt tl right to rvjoct any or all Nt a An approvctl Umd In tlio aum Mtldon wtllJionxatilwl o( the ucveful iMdder witltin ihrtHt da)aa(ter award ol ooutrutt, and a it)ftitlxl clu-ok in tho WW ih lltai, mvtit aiHHHititauy each bill, to bo lurloJtwl to tho county by tho Hfce.-fH! Wdder (t Ihh fall to enter AttttMelaml C.veouto lnd fajr aiielt con- wt'ttMM ui oruigri w mint uireo uaya ol mkuME a waul. GhU 1). lUuTvvx, IVmnty Jud-v. AlUiy,Orgon.M.v ISIh 19W. daw- 610 td -. j. w ua. MeUer FrMai t.L, . k.i, . .. . ' ... V. MltU I'uli! No. IV-'I,,-."-1 ? "" !. W4 nikta It, JIootm bU A. Uootta, cler TCKKSTlCHa OH" A.M1CKIQA. Court tihriaooJ ruitt So. la Umi KiWtt t... .. t . ". . . oljhu luTuiucr Ll,k. Jk m I. Wn Sm-j lllTWt Brewster & White 01 courr rr. raoxa 171. Hay. Ornln. Mill Food. Flour, Salt, Land, Plaator. Saoda, to SEED FIELD CORN SUED SWEET CRJj All Hit iih'4c vaneilea in ttuck, at, the biwut rfca fu lha,titT Freo deJIvery 5 prompt acrriciv The Feed Men I'he favont. ttt to all p nute 4U lrna.1. -tibulMaud np-uim ",",, between Pueblo and Doiu'er.a.id Oumlia ( hicagu ami hunw" City, wakini: dirwt connection in Chicago w th al u.o nml trains ea.t. Fir.t-claa, li" bhZ' S Uikage: the moat jw vt diuiur. ra eri In tb nri.t .. 1 . .!.r- through drl-cUM Pullman Wwiw ,. !?. iTr." S?:U U l, ami (Wu - IIV (TV C II IV 1J A) OVA J K. R. COLGAN has removed to Ilia N M-9 lo doors toutli of the old aUnd, where Ilia forr lmtrous nud I ho public generally will recelr wart ituil treatment. Choice l.lquora and Clgara. 223 1'ooiniOiCiitl Street. Phono IW 'fll'ai . - ---- kw , DIHniMIIW IIOIIllll I excurnon. In ordinary Pullman alterant nracMiM a wwk from'' Portland au.lll rrnci-o to Omaha. Chicago Huttll I'hWflSO ami .New Ywk vu tli ., ..' ci,trale ,e- ttJ;r, 1 No '""ing transftr In CI 1 RlTi "' wr ' provide.1 itb 1 wwkly ,w,iu for free use of oor iMtflHll Ftw fnrtUr i... I. .." 0I 0ur J..LI ... ... '.."" " -"'. fc, eaii 01 your See Our' ror farther information. m.. Ut 'A.l. .. . ' 8t, or wnu 10 aeareet tieltt A. K. rouPHR Astttl. 14. lVpt NefLineoi6o-6art lletl lL...I. '. . tHiKimi, uk Wfoy Stage. and Baby Carriages, 1 u ?' v'Witto atnUr :'ju F. W. GO. Lr.y ro rr1 war, "afue day. .Yen plfr5lfal.,,u,r,m, Mur 1,15? K. K. Datu. HOLLIS & 1st Door North of Post Cffic:, ' ini moet corrupt old aouuudnri, Han- n... ..'Slt..yA.itV