The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 22, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm" to I Btfi m m l M H li .i Ri i P. ti in I ft J il ii jjftfcOi 7 A ARTICLES, INCLUDING RAMBLER, AKJ GIVEN WAY JULY 3. ii our si The Negligee begins to assume important airs mese days, warm weainer is coming swimy, when the comfort of the negligee shirt becomes a necessity. We have many distinct patterns in new colorings. Prices start at 25c, then on to selections 45, 50, 75, SI, $1.25, 51,50, 52, $250, $3 M OPPOSES LEASES Hermann's Policy as Lands to the Range Best Picking is Her Never mind what your shirt wants may be, come in and see if we cannot please you in styles and prices a coupon with every 50c. purchase. G. iuotinson & 60., Public Domain Should Be Kept Avail able fir Homebulldera Until They Take It All. church, i will give a parlor meeting in tho pareonngo tomorrow, Wednesday, at 2:30 p. m., and tho meeting will be ad dressed by Mrs. Miller, of Fort SImcoe, Wash., a prominent worltor in tho Soci ety and n missionary to the. Indians. Mrs. Miller went to Cbemawa today to visit the school there. Members of tho Home Missionary 8ociuty, and others who are interested In this work, nro In vited to mcot Mis. Miller And heartier tomorrow at tho Methodist parsonage, 22(1 Church street. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. I Ladies Parly Slippers ON THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE. 4 "T 4 SPECIAL fc $1.50 BLUE SATIN PINK SATIN KED KID WHITE KID Lacy's bhoestor? 0 Stnto fit 4 TUB DAILY JOURNAL uy hofeh nnQTHuna. TUESDAY, MAY SI' 11)00. Dilly Ono Vonr. SU.OOIn Aitvnnon. DnllyPour Month $1. In Atlvanou Wobkly Ono Vonr $1.00 In Aclvnnou JOURNAL "X-nAYB," report Tiik Jouiixai. will have n daily ol thu reilhot county canvass. ' ' This Is tlui moinorliil day of tho Con fodorato soldiers, hut It's not much ob served hi Oregon. 1 t t FraukDiirblu'sslandoror in some part of thu ton n ty will havo u chuneu to eat tlmlr own words and right Iwforo thu crowd, too. t I t H. M, Ullllnghatn winds up his nay ton Journal with Vol. 1, No. 30. Too much prosperity nml not enough silver to pay forcoiiuirypaHrs, i t Charley Fulton's last tialoin seech Im (ore tho present ono was 10 to 1 straight, so his friends muatuseiito him for litttlntc free coinage so ban! lost night. t t t Tiik Jouiixai. Is tho only paimr In thu coiinly that Is giving thu people thu fonts ulwjut our county government from thu record's nud Hut taxpayers are reading. t t When new houses go up lu mot towns they r.11 It prosperity, but up nt Albany there are two nuw house actually lHlng built, and n paper them say It menus weddings. 1 t t The Qubait patrotts who thought tho Bpauiauli wore a hot number, are learn ing by the ieccnt mall scandals that their now allies nru nut slaw at some things. t The Hepiibllean campaign at Mom t. was opened auiptatonsly with Mrs. Dun. ,;nlway for woman wilfmga, Charley Fill- ton for ftipaniwn, and mnV lMsy to wavo thollag. ' . The hired push oralota abum Nherlff Durblu, who has done the county's work for less than any prudeviwser, and extol young Mlnto, the iimmI eipamht. constable tltls district mor Ktiww. t t ( Capt. Elgin of the Indian War Voter, ana of fiaJein was (it AtUauy Uit Sjuii day, going from )irti to lh Wit Hide. He ieJKrti tho veteran afier tho Mlp of Congressman Tongue -Alhuy Deni. oerat," " ' tit . Mr. Gogo is vrorrylug about Ike niy- tsrlous dlrappfarauso of (109,003X29 Ih Dlil, Mr. Gage may sosrwit hi. lint ilia he thought to grab up um of Um big trusts and hhaku it by the berlf An (nlft Hudgtt " III Tho Morten county campaign opens to 4uy uad iul(cAtloua am It will b redjioL Vituperation and niuilillnglug aatiitt Kmik JDurbln and JohnA. JelTfcy are tt4tirlHCpal.uuinna so far. Hut thtru m oiw tltll to couu. Uopresentatlyo Tongue by I.IXX) major ity." Tho Orcgonlun on many orcailons up to a very recent dato has caused Its readors lo Itolluvo that It was not laying Awake nights lo havo Tonga re-elected, and ho probably will not be. llccainte Tongtio does not "regard consistency as tlfb most exalted of virtues," does tint excuse tho ablest paper lu Orfgou for following his example so rapidly that Its readers' cannot know whether they are to march south on Its advice today or wait until tomorrow for a new order and then march north. t t t Hacramento llee: Tho pyrotechnic, llatiiboynut, and over prismatic Judsou Uccro llrusle, who Is louring this section in a tipeetacular campaign against Win J. Hryau and others, appeared on tht streets In the following costumui l'eurl gray kneo pants, with yellow stockings. A yellow belt, four Inches widu. A gaudy red-striiMid shirt. A low collar, with blue neektle and white (tolkadots. A short blue coat. A white straw hat, with a large blue band and whltu Mlka dots. Ox-lilood shoes. l'or (J u eon of thu uuxt Htrwt Fairs Judsou Cicero Ilruile. t t t MoKliiluy's collator ol customs at Han I'rauclsco Is Hooding thu 1'uolllo Coitsl with "native" Ohlueso that is with young Chinamen who coiuu from China and tut up thu fraudulent ciaim that they mini born In America, Ho l also permitting Japauesu to laud by the thousands, Thu district attorney has oummoncod an action with a view of bringing tho collector befuru the courts. Uiegou Statu Journal. 4 4 Kveu tbu Hepublleauhiiildlugeommit tee of the liouw has relinked Attorney General Orlggs (or making oontruets for the new deprtiueut ol utle lit secret with favored ooulnttortt, without pubhe advertisement and bids, and has do allnwl to reoiuiiieud any more money fur thu building until ho makus all pro feedings public Kx 1 t Tiik Joumk.h. has ouudiieled a cam paign devoid of iKirsoual abu. Not an unkind wonl bus leon said In this mr about the Itepublleau eounty ticket. It Is systems that wu attaok. Hut If the managers want to turn the dogs loose on personal alius.) mo can Commissioner Hermann, of tho Gen eral Land Olllro, has submitted to Con gress in a lottcr his ideas on tho question of leasing tho public grazing lands. In his letter, ho points out tho many evils that would result from a general leasing system, and strongly defends the settler as aealnst corporations and largo land owners and land companies. Commis sioner Ifofrnann's letter is as follews: "The leasing by tho Government of Its public grazing lands would, In my opinion, bo n great detriment to the state wherein such lands aro .located, would seriously interfere with tho settle ment, colonization and Improvement of thegreat West, would tend to decrease, rather than increase tho population nnd wealth of that region, ami tho bciicflt therefrom would accrue ton few individ uals. Thu bulk of such lands would bo loused by cattle-owners, t nnd to bo of any great use to thorn, It would bo nec essary lo sccuro large tracts, and thus withdraw from rcttlemcnt and entry lands that would bo eligible for that pur p?so. In tho semi-arid region, espec ially near to the streams, there aro num erous small bodies of arable land, and while a large ortlon of a 100-acro tract may not ho' suitable for tho production of agricultural crops, there aro frequont instances where a sullklent portion can bo made remunerative to thu settler, and oimblo him to secure therefrom an in. dependent livelihood, "Again n necessary adjunct to tho grazing of catilo is n supply of water, and the most eligible lands for securing this supply will bo first leased, and thus In time the lands surrounding tho streams and lakes of tho West bu occu pied by lesseos, nnd the remaining lands, cut off from water, bu of no use to others. Of courso, access to tho streams might bo secured by legislative enact ment, but this would bo of little advan tage to the hack lands, on account of their distance from such water supply. "The policy of Hie vovcrnrnent as In- cnled In legislation for tho last forty or II Ity years would lio subverted by leasing thu grazing lauds of thu United Hlatc. This policy has been to provide homes for tho nverllow of population from thu crowded Kast and from the cities, and to enable any citizen with tho uxcndl turo of a small amount, to secure enough public land for a homo. For tills purree laws havo been devised until now, under thu puhllo land code, no person can ac quire title from tho government to more than Il'JO acres of agricultural lauds, and entries of such lauds aru limited, except under special provisions to two elusion, viz., homestead and desert lands; thu former designed, as its nume implies, to provide n homo for any onu who cjiooses to avail himself of thu privilege, and thu latter to secure thu reclamation of thu arid lauds. Thu operation of both of tlicHO laws would bo seriously hampered, if not entirely destroyed, by thu enactment of legislation for thu leas ing of grazing lauds, as both of wild laws aru applicable to that class of lau)s. "Thu disposition of thu tlrst comers to appropriate tho lands ulong thu margin of a stream lu thu arid and tomlarld est has lieen noticed lu thu case of desert laud claimants, where entries of it'JO acres have been made, extending for two miles on Imth shies of uuch stream. This dlsiM)ltiou has compelled the en forcement of a strict observance of thu law whtuh required such entries to ho lu compact form. "Vast quantities of public lands havo been practically given away to corona tion, and tbu former method of miction sale lias madu thu public domain ii basis fur enormous private suulatiou It Is time that tho right of each Individ uul to secure a home on the public domain, If ossllile, Ui protected, and this should bu the tlrst consideration in dlsK)sbig ol thu public lands. The leas lug of such lauds villi bo a withdraw ul from market ol probably all thu land available for homes, and thu iKinellvun provision of thu hntnttstoad laws thus be rendered nugatory. 'Tim r4viiiiii,kM il.irlt.s.1 fr.itt, il..i lu.... Ing of grazing lands Aotilil probably not I fr pay let thu cost of collecting thu same, THE BELGIAN HARE. My Prove a Destructive Innovation to the Willamette Valley. KniToit Jeurnal: I am anxious always concerning the welfare of our state, and feel, perhaps, that when some of our Salem pa pels are booming .tho Belgian haro industry they aro making a gravo mistake. This country and climate aro perfectly adapted to tho rabbit family, and In Northern California they nre such n menace to agriculture and In crease so rapidly that ovcry spring they havo "round tips" and kill rabbits by tho hundreds. They aro also a nuisance In some parts of Southern Oregon. No', tho question arises, when tho Dolgian hare become plentiful In tho Willamette valley and tho supply exceeds tho de mand (some would just as soon eat cat) as I hey certainly will, what will prevent their being allowed to overrun tho coun try? It seems to me thero should bo sotnu law to provent such a catastrophe. Tho following clipping from tho Now York Hun sroiks for iself: The He gian haro industry is growing so rapidly in California that the San I'rauclsco Argonaut vlows it with alarm, It nourishes also in Colorado, and the Nebraska Stato Journal informs us that It reaches as far east as Missouri. Bel gian haro fairs aru held, with large pre miums and great prices for tho stock. While prices aro high tho hares aro care fully guarded, but so prolific is tho ani mal that prices aro bound to fall to the point wliero the owners of runaway hares wouldn't tnko the trouble to recapture mem, 'i nen trouble will no at liana. New South Wales has spent millions of dollars in keeping down tho rabbit pest. Let America beware of tho bare. II. 0. L. Ten Years Pain "I am m Softool teacher, hava suffered agony monthly for fen years "My nervous system was a wreekm I suffered with pain In my skte and had almost every III known, I had taken treat" ment from a number of physicians who gave mo no relief. "One speolallst said no medlokto could help me, I must submit to an operation, "I wrote to Mrs, Pink' ham, stating my ease, and received a prompt reply, I took l&dla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound and followed the advice given me and now I suffer no more. If any one cares to know more about my case, I will oheerfully answer all letters," MISS EDNA ELLIS, Mg glnsport, Ohio, WHY USE avW?Isba(h nai)fle? ntcnnsB inar om a oooi UaitT AND AHB LON0 L1VKD. WB SELI. ttlBKB QRAUBSi :sssss!i: good qasmy on Ftiuk """- . yueeni, unfit." KotanlMu gJVmlMtnvWWWlS call nud usand ". h.m..,i ,..CI en ArU RIIRNERS? I. wllf el-ore to Touthslrmi can ret DUJ" ".MSP, "i , MONCT Vl m one of the tarner. thai, with any dims onn ""- ;" 'AH'ii.. VS,tm alio. Ut u. mow tuem . ju. 0.R.&N AM- Oclal light, SlEMOAB rSoHTOT 71Chemeketa St.. Telephoned. KPAUT roa Cblcaco 8pclal 9:16 a.m Bpo- kano Flyer C:COpm Atlan tic Kx. Bp, m TIME Kcnrnnt. From Portland." tyliisi"' wnrasa V'"".""i. ." . uitr. u7 . i-oui,v,iiicieo una K".,t, w,'Ws I rtr. IValU Walla, It's llll, you save That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you'll find you save money oy iracmg iic.c. 0lhe6SSKeckof famify groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD POPTOFFICB OKOOKIIV 6pm t. m. ex Dun Batur day 10 p, ox Unvc tinlem Htinl. t. .SB-. apolU, at. Fanl. Iltilllth Mifi l' wakeoClilco andean. Wfr VIA HUNTINGTON I . 0 THE OOEn-ALL-or.UB. A Mitchell. McUrlde Uigan Has Some Compliments, Aurora Ilorealls, Hay . At tho eleventh hour, K. Ilofer, of Tiik Halbh Jouiinal filed his acceptance of tho Citizcns'-Dcmocratlc nomination for representative. Postponing action until tho last moment was not for tho puriHjso of keeping thu dear people in nn nuony of suspense lest ho should re fuse tho "honor," nor was It that he hesitated. The delay was simply made to ward off for as long n time as possible tho attention of the opposition papers to his bona fl'du candidacy, lie did not haven hankering to como faco to face with IiIh( past until bo Hied, and not then, but he had to file at last, for he could not under any circumstances re fuse favorable consideration of such a distinguished offer, Mr. Ilofer was at onu time a Itepublleau, when the States man says he was a member of the legis lature and has a shady record in that respect; then he turned Sliver Itepubll eau, and now tbu I-ord knows what ho is besides being a llryan, Simon, Cor belt nnd Ilofer man Personally, wo like lilins politically, ho is n mountebank nud well named "Who For." THE UNION TICKET HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER. timates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. rruii ana nop uryei wuik a otuuuij OUKAN HrKAMMTmV For Ban Fraiiclacu, Ball every ovodayt. COI.UMUIA IUVKK To Astoria and way UndlnM( WILLAMKITK llTvKit' I .'.if t'ltf Its Sill k'nail... - - T a wa a wa uui ' V rwt TTK nfl h.ll.. Utullim M.itidny We,lnl! 'r .lay and Friday ft VooaYL ,,'. Tuesday, Tliondayand Hatnr J " day at 6.80 a. m Daln'- P a P. P-ra. .xBui FOIl COIl VALL1S " And way jiolntsTneiilay, Tliurrday nd o,,, day, 4.00 p. m, '"nasitj, WILLAMETTK UIVEH DIVISION ' Dally boats to Portland as aboro. Tnn.'i. itreet car line at Ortguu Ultr Iftheiieim.f.!111 delayed thore. Ticket to all points In oJil!f Wiulilimtou. Ca Ifornla or ihn s.. " "Tot. checked tlirougli from Baloin free ' Cyft rail or river rSule. to Portland. ConS' maiio hi i-ori nuu vriui i ran. ,i... .:."' Ilnca. (Jsn, n. i ivitv;...!"' Atent, Trade Birest dock, bJ, n, I'au Agt , l;rtlno, Candidates For Stato and District Offloos at tho June Eloctlon. ForBnprems Jadite Oco. Oresn Fnr Food Oimmluloner W, 11. tjcnulmericb, Waiblngton County. Confrrwman-FInt District llcrnard Daly, Ijike County. ForFtwecntlnj Attorney-John A. Jtarty, Ma rlon County. MARION COC.Vrr T1CXKT. IttnnKntatlTM (i-orge L, Ilrown, ol Blayton. John n. Dlmlck, ol Hubbard. T. S BUKBOUGHS, 102 State Phono I5II f li IJ. It. COI.GAN has removed to tho Nov Saloon, tivo doors south of tho old stand, hero his former patrons and tho public generally will receive court eous treatment. Choice Liquors and Cigars. 223 Commercial Mreel. Phone 146 K. Horn, of Balam. A, U. IludeUon, ol Jeffbrton. (Itorire W. Urcki. of lloirnll. Couuly Judie-W. W, Elder, of HUylou rihetllf-Krink W. Durbln, or Howell. Clerk-W. T.. Flmer, ol Woodburn. Uecorder John J. Kloif, of Maelcay. Treuurer U. C, Mallw-k, or Bllvcrton. AwwKir T. Y, MrClellaniofBllttrton. Cummluloncr V, W. Culver, ofHUlney. Coroner J. W. Wbltlock, of Bllvcrton. ikbool Bupcrlnttndent fiurveyor A. (lobalel.of South Salem. KorJuttlceBalem Dlitrlct-Jonathan O'Donald. Fur Coiutible 8alem DUlrlct J. II. Lewla. JOINT niHCCSSION, Tho Henubllcans and Democratic-Citizens will hold a Joint discussion on tho following dates and places in Morion county Oregen: TUK8DAY, MAY22. 10 a. tn. Turner. 2 p. m. Marlon. S p. tn JrOvrton. WEDNESDAY, MAY a 10a. m. Aumtvllle. J, m -.Bubllmlty, s p. m Blayton. 'JIIUUSDAY, MAY'JI, 10 a. m,-(late. S p. m. Mchama. FltlDAV. MAY as. iu a, in. Jiacieay. s p. ni.-xilrerton. HATUKDAY. MAY M. 10a.m.-(cottiMllli. J p. in. Ml. Angel. JIW.1IA1, ha u, 10 a. m.-Oervali, 'i p. in. Monitor, S p. to. Woodburn. TUESDAY, MarW 10 a. m.-llrooki. i p. m. Howell. TI1UIISDAY, MAY II. 10 a.m. Aurora. 't p. m. Hubbard. S k m, llutlevllle. FRIDAY, Jt'XK I 10 a. m. CbamiiocK, J p. m.-Bl. Paul, HATUKDAY. JtfSK. a p, in. ami remalndui ol day Salem. . , F. T. WnmiiTMAN, ' Chairman Itepublleau Central Committee. See Our N6 w Li ne of Go- 6a rts and Baby Carriages- F. W. HOLLIS & 1st Door North of Post Olflcc. Corvallis k Eastern Railntf TIME OARD, 1 Fur Vaqulea: Train leaves Albany 12:45iLti Truln leaves L'6rvallls.... 1-Mn.t Train arrives Yuqulna . 7:25d lu' I Return I ng: " Leaves Yuqulna (l-UOs m Lcavoa Corvallis 1 1 :30 1 a' 3 For Detreit: ' ' Leaven Albany 7:00 a.m Arrives Detroit 11:30a. tu 1 Hcturulng: Leaves Detroit 12:20 a Airlvcs Albany 6:15 p. m' Onound two connect nt All)ainrni Corvallis with .Southern I'aclHctialnj giving dlrt'ctservlco f and from New' port and udjnccnt benches. Trains for the mountains arrlreat Detroit nt noon, lvln ample time to reach camping grounds on n.. Drcltcnbusti nud Santlam river thn .same day. ii. u waLdbn a lit t r. P. a. TUKNKK Atttit. KDWIN ST0.NK, Albaay, Or. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE CO. New Suits. Hugh U. Hldridge has commenced action against A. M. Ilrown in thu cir cuit court for thu purpose of declaring, n deed given by Freeman J. Kldridgo to, A. M, Ilrown, by which ho transferred ii urirt n( tut H li. l.lr.,-1 V,. ! U..I . .:;.:;:. :-';.:r:..r7v. .r."" "? . . . . w.s.iott. i.i... I...., in... ...iu uiu rain ocienuani Uliairman DemobattoCitieIl8, Con be comRlled to show his incomo from trnl Committee. the preinlMs since the date of the deed, January 21, 1KI, nud that the mortgage no foreclosed and thu land he sold. W, II. Holmes is uttorney for the plaintiff, The statu land board bus ilhil a (ore- OFFERS AT THE " closure against J. M. and It. M, llecbles Judgment is asked fur 1000 and Interest from June -1, 1KVH, and f 100 attorney's fiHa, ami thu foreclosure of a mortgage on properly owned by the defendants is asked for. M. V. Hunt is attorney for the board. Mis. Hinges Will Sing The ladles of the Maccabees are all re PUmIihI to attend the Hive Iteviow at ( ' their hull tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. m. luntl diges 1 1 Ulna N. West, supreme record keeper, V,01.'M:'h win do present ami exempiuy llio work Memorial Day. ltov. V. K. CoK!lond invites all old soldiers nnd their families, the Indian and Spanish War Veterans to attend the Unity Church next Sunday night, whon an address will bo given appro pro to to Memorial Day and Mr. Copo- hllld Vmillll riMlllt.ll till. I'uliirn.in !...' . ,.. 1 .,,... . ' IAUUUI . U nun is uiu ii.oi iiiiio wnero no win op llclate on an occasion of this kind, OTEAM WOOD SAW Two Machines Work Donn Quickly. Telephone 258.1 black, Iamivo orders at residenco on I'.'th street, or Stcincr's market. M. Van Fleet, Yew I'akr. S Otf MEAT AND POULTRY. Flour Bin ' TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR CUSTOMERS, ALSO A - Bread Case NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR EPPLEY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS MiloCJatthews Succcuor to Kutranli i Mallhcwt MEAT nnd POUUTRY MARKET Trains leave Salem for 1'ortland and war stations at 5 HO a. in. , 7:5 1 a. in. and 4:05 p.m. I.v PorlfauJ Lv fcalcra .......... Ar A.Iilanil.... Ar Sacramento LAr San yrauclco.. S.30 A M ii.oo a m 13.ao A M tiOO 1 M 7.U r M ArOsilen Ar licnvcr .. ArKansa, UIty at t.iiicaj(o .itiAU . S.O0 A t . 7S A M . 7. A M .mru ios3ru 12.M p v iXiAU IMS A 11 il:U A M S.W Alt 793 J IT K3UM ArLoa ADKulex..-. IrA) 1- 31 7.t 1 1 Ar El 1'kj . BOO 1' M IHm Ar Kurt Worth .. -SO A 11 6,30 X II Ar City ot Moilco. 05 A M 10.V k II Ar Houston . S-V AM 3ii A U Ar Netr Orleana toi r M sal t U Ar WashlUE'on... C.fl A II Oil A 11 Ar New York . fi; 1' M Hum I'ullmau and Tourists i-ars on both trains. Chair cars Hacramento to Ocden and El Paso, and tourist cars to Clilcsro. State street near r.iilrrn.i LV..i...,.t St. Louis. Now Orleans and Washington. and licst meats. .My patrons sav I keen i Connectlmr nt San Frnndisco with scr- erni sicamBiiip lines lor nonoiuiu. -Japan, China, Philippines, Central and ' Minn America. See Mr. V. V. Skinner agent at Salsai Station, or address O, II. MARKHAM, O. P. A., roruanu, uregon. y Electric -Store AND TELL The Noblest Mind llio best coiitenliuent bus." Yet, liuwovur noolo lu mlud, no man or woiuuu can huve jierlect contentment without physical health. The hlixid must bo kepi pure untl thu stuuiui-.ii Igestlve organ in uood urder. ineuua f..r thu iuim.,.. u Hoo.1 s barsapurilla. 1l nmunitiv uurcsull blond huiuurs und eruuiiuus YOUR FRIENDS C X A in uiu uveiung mere win do n public and tunes up the system. iNiiuriainmeut at wliloh Mrs. lllnces Thu favorite cutlmrLlc All ure eoniially iuvltid. Pills. Is Hood's slum! It. t t The candidate on the Union tleket In Marion emmty will go before the people iu tbairovtu Uilmll on tho ouuuty onu vftM, They um nil rusH)ii4bk mwi, taxMvers, and will net apr by iui lilted iuojIvs, substitute or federal ollliwlwlders. ' yuou Joimmlt Tho OregotiUn now ass'-the flStdWrkt ahould ic-eliNjt In I'lobato Ceun, V. P. Itoyiwhli has Immjii aepoluleJ giHirtllans of tint (Mtrsoits and estates ol Carl K. IlvytwliU, ngwl ID jiwrs. hihI Omi II lt.ntl.U, agikl ISywirs, who onu properly xaluml at tfOJ. Oliaa Watt, CO. IteynoUls ami lt.lt. It.mi nre appraiser ui tins Mlalv. In thn eaUto uf Ultie 1L FrasWr, do ceamM, t)ar Krier, th adinliiUtralar, has been ordorvxl to make a iIooaI to the lealty Monglng lo the Mtate, to Mtr. Hatllo.M. Prince, th mI fif t)u pwjp. vrty having Ikhui cotlrtHwl. Two Inwins. Wm, Hftirt, agUl, (rKu Uoox) Itivr r. nd Arthur 1). St'tglor, gl 'A) ears have been hmm4viv at tins asylum. nml Imteid ol wing remunerative Mould doubtless Ihi a charge, uu the (luvernmeut. Iiuds belonging to thu state nre loanv'. iu some limtnuiai, but uu tlgurea nru hum! tn show nt what rule ucli lands are IimismI. Thu law as to New Mexico, however, proviili's that leitea of certain territorial lauds shall Iki approved by the Secretary of the Inter ior, and n uuiitW of such Iwve come under my oWervtitian. Tho nlimvst uni form rate is live rents pr acre per iiuuuiu, or nt the rate of S:i or one liurter KVllon of Und, ami fur this in slguilleaiil sum it m prttpuMil tudarivea lHHiitMtHidvro(lruet of laud tu which ho uuty dealtu tu seeuru tltbi. ''nion) la uu euudilieii so euleulutnl tu iiiiptro hive, uf country and loyalty to lawro wtnlule ta lmWie unlur a oa neraMp of Ihhmiw. The frvtOiohlef feels (list he has something nt stake, sumo ' thing vuirih proteA'ting iik as a rotult It is tn his IntertMt lo Ui on ihn tWe t tt Mill aut htm tn pmtMliug such, ! property the sule of kw ami onlnr. , "Willi all th advantage in fnvorof llio present jwimy of tho t.overnmtml as to lit imUw lamls. no tvt IkhiW be taken v bwli mM interfent with the iteration of thelans llmt teml lathe MSlabll.hment of bowM en lit wUW tUwalu." ' llomt Missloiuty SVoikti. I llio WomanN Home MMttuarjr Sovib ty, of the First Mellwdtst KpIoo4 Comude Decker DtaJ. Many Uraud Army men will be pained to Warn of the death of their Comrade OtMl -I MatsL us idia .11.1 I. L'l I elwtM: President.'"" t?, u '. ,: ,.'" ' , O,,kjou viMi.iiri.l..ni n C3UU,-V lT 'l00- lecuased nag u . lee-president. It. Inwnbw of bVlgnlck Post, Q. A. H., and treasurer, S,-ottLud iWwl , ,0 ln. ., ', " I .sew Officem. Ala nu-vtlngof thu falom Hoard of I Fire Underwriters yestorday, the follow- I lng olllcer viere Henry U. Thiolsen P. lloise; secretary llosorlh. SALEM LODGES the best moats in town. The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and the best of sausouo. FIIKK DKUVEKY. All bills due the lato firm of Wolt ,t Mlea'ke must be paid 030L.Z i7i n tKMggaaV afl'jiii'i'M nwAhliUm 0 r Canadian Facile Ey h. Quick Time V ' PICTOW to the Est and SouHi-East Via the Union facifi:R. R, . J. w ID Kll. 11M D, 1JU, iu A, o, u, y Baltm ("amp No, r Jl. Ilou 1 ml l routa IS, Moorei fU W. Mwu every TrlJay .tcl- ..,,, m,o Bi. M.JI. W- A. MOtCM, 0iE, The Real Danger front lionrtdlseasou not tho pivwj. blllly of u sudden death, for they aro miKtratlvoly few; but following lu tho wuko of this timid dlsoust conwa n generul breaking i.owu of every orgun of tho UaJy. Orculatlon U rvtardcU; digestion Is Ucrangwl; tho blornl la coutniuiuaUil, the nerved weakened und the bruin ckwided. If lourlwartl alTivtwl tiegin nt onco tu tiutml ug-ilrt theso dangenc l)r. Miles' Heart Cure, Jku rescued thousand who were given up to die, and It will belujou. Ux If you try lu "tor several j ear I was troubled with ncrvousiiitd, eeilo(. uihuu lion of the heirt. slwrt of imvith. tmothorliujspelU and ivtlulu chteL Uck. left hide and una 1 wu so very lud that I remained iu my tx-d tho whole of oue summer. Was treated ly three iilivslclaus, but do rivetl no Iwinsut. Filially 1 saw a liier advertlsliw Dr. Mllra1 New 1 Usirt Cure and lteUwatlro Nervine. i began their tiso and hum greatly beiiontcd tliat 1 um now doing my pwu i housework aud crijor oxcellent health." Miw, Ukktha Kvhtii. w tt,Sl" Milwaukee, Wu. Dr. MIIm' Heart Curo Is sold at all ilrugglsu on a. iwdltho guarauteo. iv rt,, .'fjfrw stdvlco and booklet to lr. Miles McuTcaJ CU, JkUut, Ind. rudo Light Artillery, of age. ltcgimeut He was 71 Colo years The Uett Pretcnplion for Malaria, Until, iu J favtr 1 a builla oT Uruve's TuUlm Oillluulc. liunuifly uouaua uutuiu ml ilttvlw luiiu. o tur, 1.0 ay. 1yu J0u. l0tHvoJ KCHUSTHHS OH" AMBHIOi . .U". "Sj'oo.t Kl Ne. W. ViSkJ rrMav nUMi i lu Turner Wock. John ji rSSeTr- R ' A I. UtiKn Mwy ii.jj.j-. Brewster & White 91 coukt st. rne.Ni: ITS!. Hay, arnln. Mill Feod Flour. Salt, Land. Plaster, Seeds, etc 8KB!) FII.1,1) COltN SKKD SWKKT COIt.N All tho ilmiort varieties In skk, at tin- lowest prices lu the e.tv Flee delivery ; prompt service. The Feed Men Tun Dllll Cnll.l II..l!L..I I 1- . riiTix. ,:A,U Yebll0U'!u I rains. I',??.5.1 J'OItTI.ANI) or SAfJ. AS'KNTptl)ENVKK1OMA. louis CITY B,", sr- Palace and Tourist Sleepers, )U,lt . . . W W. fcKivsim. ' l ljMriIH4ll lauit'l 1....... lSolliinlBi. Portland Or. Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Best servjre No. CkwllwLliupariJeiiy Not Dead Yet. ! I The favorite hue to To nnd from all points Bast and Europe. Tho only line running through '(iiiiistCarstoH OQSUM Without . Change. Koyul Mail Steamship l.ins to Japan and China. Canadian and Australian Steamship l.iue t For ratesiul iuforniatloa apply to '. M. LOUKWUOD ,, Auent Sale n Olf. II. I Abdtt, Ageut Portland fc. .I.foyl., A O.P.A, Vancouver I'.t all punts east MARKIED. IIIH janil A. Uuin Vi.. ,. !, n.,.1.1. , ." "'--irtio ira US .Weuitio,, . Wrta. & , Cido aT,- ffii R2!. SAYHK-KHLKN.-ln San vm held at 1 lieon move. I by a vote rraucMeo. ers. iim.,.. . . : ., ...uuuininill nn.tl,in . i- City, making direct' 'I M,ha,ua eount,. or.,' ITS eoniwiMin I. , ChwJo v.,'th ii i T' l to l.,oi,s, ,jnn &m J" I train, ut. First cUTs P hii J I " orn'" of the ,ajry , SlJ& 7:; I Library Huff-uLTC ift "?!P (Vllfnnila Mnn.l.. l. n 77' '. I "HUeo : til lnn.1 ...,. V".,rr B,m Fuxlerick J. Khlen, H 0. " , vL, . a nn, ittfio, sSaW.te-ft'n feServ spriag of v, alert ' .!.. . " ' ' "Min.in Nmwruv... Tim bride villi remain In 6nn KrauoUct, 'wl on tkV7J& ".?!" ?,"..r:l!.sf,,t '' " ( Chicf, mtil tha rviiirn nl il... r, i ,. anvotn; the U.t u ,L.'...""W.?W Br I ..: "?" ,,"iI,erKmalvcoiiilii..i! .7. r ."..." "" "P0 HMuLu.il .;:.: r T..'r""- jouie, Aiasan, nniliier tie salU on the tteamer Morning on May 17lh. He is an eiuploje of the Alaska Exploration yoiuuny. Conductor'a Kxcuislon The Order ot Hallway Conductors, thlch for seterwl years has held iit inuual picnic at Salem, will this year jo to The Dalles, May S7. Tlw uscurNott raiu from Ntlem will start at tl. 30 a in i ttUiatdate, Kounitripfl. IStf ' .nP- r"""" ' ordinary Pull,, ,, .:":." . . . .. iv. i" M,,., I imuonn - j Si iiary. Mitw 5 H-7w Kn, r..iT. '1 .' VD "so w our WOW eu ; ", " " "'0."!auon. P. agent, or write to ' wi tickel r , ,. A. K. COOPEH. ' Agent. Pius. Dem Portland.!) O liirsU Ctjutaip Of .Ts-Xt.X.. iu w iw wu tctin ta$t tu ozAtff&a CASTOR I A for Infants and Children. Th a If nrl V.,. !).. ii uu uiu naie Always Bought . vHi.mrt', rsr-.. s 'rtj7?:& KWtfLLo&rj'jt.. hack-, uood h..r,"r" W- Xen . -4. GU4Z p, rtland, Ore. McLoy Stage. KtXM Illir&sM a ...I 'WrWvere.l .long 'tfij Z F )vin careful driver. flrepSto'i lineR'iilroiil The Direct Konte to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, vU the UNION PACIFIC Fast MailWni or the KIO GRANDE Scenic Lln- No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chlcago Special. "b finest in the West," Equipped With Eleranf Standard Sleepers Riir Nrw Ordinary Tourist S eepers Su'erbl.ibrarvButTetCars Splendid Dinners, Mea's a la carte cree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable ICoaches and Smokers Entire Train Comp'ete'v Vestibuled For further Information PPr'? J. IU NAUEL, W. E. COM AN Trav. Pass. Agt. n AKenl m FMWJfg-i .-&;,- JmV