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ARTICLES, INCLUDING RAMBLER,
GIVEN AWAY JULY 3.
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a. our SHrtMii
I he Negligee begins to assume important, airs
these days. Warm weather is coming swiftly,
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, S1.25, $1,50, 52, 52.60, S3
Best Picking is fler
Never mind what your shirt wants may be,
come in and see if we cannot please you in
styles and prices v a coupon with every 50c.
purchase.
G J. Johnsons 6o.,
The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers.
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Ladies Party Slippers
ON THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE.
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i$1.50
BLUE SATIN
PINK SATIN
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WHITE
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Soroo endeavor U) comfort themselves
with the argument that the building I
of the Mtud style Always followed by
Uncle Sam In the erection of postofllcea
and other public building. Whilo this
la probably true, It i not a good cscuse
for the perpetration of any such outrage
on good taste, and deliberate rejection
of an unusual opportunity to put up a
building that would be a thing of beauty
and a Joy forever to every resident or
visitor of the Capital City of Oregon.
The site la superb, open as it is on all
sid en to allow a good view of the build.
Ing from every direction, and to perpe
trate any such architectural monstrosity
is, under the circumstances, an un
qualified "qualified" sliamo
If the government pays a salary to a
supervising architect and a corps of
secondary architects, It would be inter
esting to know Just what they do to
earn their wage. It is impossible to
conceive of a real live architect sitting
down to his drawing board, at this dawn
of the Twentlutli century, and evolving
from his inner consciousness the idea
ofanyeuoh monstrosity im this with
which wo are threatened.
Of oourao llio power of the United
States government is something awe
Inspiring, and if Uncle 8am is bound to
erect till thing on the land he has
bought and paid for, we ran't help our
talvea; but, all the same, it Is an offense
to the eyojttid an outrage on the public.
David Iluim Ciiask
circulating that forged letter against
him two years ago, so he claims secretly
to have offered to do the tax list work
atG2)cenU per square. But Sheriff
Ddrbin was manly enough to spurn his
surreptitious methods.
It is also a fact that the price paid
Tin Jocrxal tor publishing the delin
quent tax list waa agreed upon in ad
vance by the county court as a low
price, and the bill was audited ty that
Republican court without a muraier.
Will tho Statesman or Doctor Smith
please correct these mistatement.
EVENING SESSION
"A Single Fact
Is worth a shipload of argument."
What shall bo aulil, then, (if thousands
or taciay j-.vcry euro by iiorxra war
snparlllu Ih a fact, presenting the
strongest possible evidence of the mcr
It of thM medicine. Thousand and
liiounaiids of such facta prove thai
llood'iKursaiiarllla will euro ull dl.
nisei caused or promoted by Impure
blood. Il Ib tho best uicdlcfua money
can buy
Indigestion, nausea lire cured by
Hood's I'iIIm. 6
TUG DAILY JOURNAL
oy hofeh unQTHEtta,
THURSDAY, MAY 21 1000.
Dully Ono Your. 90 OO In Advanoo.
Dally Four Month). SI. In Advanoo
Weakly Ono Your I.OO In Artvanoa
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THE BBNATORBHIP
The Union ticket for tho leuislature in
Marion county has la-en crltielscd bo
rauto some of thu candidates say that If
thoy cannot elect a blmutalllit they will
volo for soino good Republican. 801110
of thu Republican aspirants object to
iff this.
Tho position of toinn of (ho Union
candidates la (Imply thlsi Whilo they
will stand by tholr principles they placo
the constitution nod the right ol Oregon
people to ho represented In tho eonato
' abovo party or faction, ami will not 1 0
parties to any revolutionary taotlcti such
as hao,dirgracod two Republican legls
lature.
Tlio Republican factions that hato
deadlocked legislatures In tho tw.t hate
tholr knivo out and ono faction hopiui
by controlling tMcnty-lx votes to pro
7eiit election of a tenator utiles It la
' one of their own style. The Union can
didates for thu legislature will not bo a
party to any such prucvodlngs. They will
regulars had gono Kant to fight In the
Civil War. I cauot tiamu a slnglo ono ol
them who returned mid I lollevn all
enmo back that received any kind of
disability; but strango (?) tosay, thry
are, ro far as I know, all drawing liberal
petitions. I am credibly Informed that
when ono of them was asked how ho
camo to K'curo a pension, replied: "I
lastlllud that I could not maintain my
family, and tho pension was granted."
I hayo it tioii tho best authority that
another man Mas promised tho 1 Hire of
Captain, but when bunas examined his
qualifications wore not up to the re
quired standard, and in placo of taking
hl place In tho ranks, he returned to
his homo; but liu receives a pinslon,aud
has donu o for years, and for what?
llo has no occatlon to plead poerty.
In tho name ol all that Is good, I ask
why Is till discrimination 111 ado against
thu few old toirrans who siirvlvonur
Indian wars? A one of tho few re-
maining of tho stirring times of 1855-CA,
I feel like (.congratulating my old com
radesof that limu .with the satisfaction
that weatvompllalied mom In tho nay
o aulxliiing the wily savagea than all
other troops, rvgular or volunteer, that
pmwded lis, having "conquered a
peace." ami suhjugatisl tho Indians 14
years ago. Hauukl IIaniisakkh.
Coid Oovernment and Oood Schools.
Kiiituh Jeurnal: Will you kindly
allow an old subscriber to mildly orltl-
clfoyour editorial under tho above
heading in your issue of the 2lt.
You say, "Tho board has retained tho
icrviccsoi mo primary ami grauo tracii
ers who have iimdo good records and
served faithfully In thu public reboots
tho past J ear," which of course Implies
that tho nlno teachers who resigned or
were let out had not made good records
or served faithfully. Aealri you say. "In
tho employment of new teacluira tho
hoard linvu improved tho Salem teach
ing forro."
Nenrly all of tho tearhors who reslimed
or let out aru ozerluncuil mid Iwld llrst
grndo, and in miiiio Inaliincea statu cer
tificates and have two 11 known as first
elms teacher in every resoct May
not your editorial whether no lntendel
or not, do tlnvw touchers an Injiisllco in
preventing Ilium from securing other
IKwitlons,
Thnro was no doubt grent irossiiro
brought by applicants, ami may it not
Im baiely mmsIiIi) that wiwi of thcto
positions wero given as rewards to per
sonal Irlends ol thu hoard? It remains
tu li seen whether the new teachers aro
such n great Improvement or not. In
any emu us a general rule wholesalo
chamtes In a oorps of teachers nro not
ucuiuieiai. 1-Allil-MY.
MOI1IJ LIBS NAILED.
The lien Prescription for Malaria.
Chilli tlltl hl U a lull I U at Omn'i Ti.1.1-..
Insist on tho uvular onranlMtten of tbo f..!iRl,femu,,;:rSl,'u'
Si
J
Icglslatura and will not assist any aide
show, or contributo to any coirupt
(chetno to purchase a senatorahlp as
was dona In Montana where a Demo
crat elected himself by buying Kopub
Hcans, or as In Pennsylvania where Itocs
Quay used the Dejuoerallo inaehiiio to
force til appointment.
Tho candidates for the legl.laturo on
the Unlou ticket am men wjio will o
ioso all corrupt or unoonntltutlohal
methods of vltxitlng a renator. They
cannot bo arum! of seekttig llpubl.
can notes to aslt any faction, but ask
Um votes of men of all partloa who are
opposed to tho revolutionaiy praetlrvs
tliat havo disgraced Oregon.
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BOMB COMI-ARIBONB
AlOSwiuJ
-" ;a OM fmlian War Vclnan h'paks Ilia
MUid On tl lnilon Quuitlon,
Kcokxii, Or., May 2l.-.Te the Kl
Itor.) In The Orvgontan of the ljiih
Inst. I brief uoto from Mr. J. W.Tate,
of Watcrvllle, a veteran of the Indian
.War of 18M-60, In whloli heaska If the
j.reAwit pvker(HefdiMrfou) is a pet).
slonoJ aoldier.
Now, old coruradoi, you should know
better tliau (o ak the quMlien, far al
though you, and I, with many others of
tho willy plotter of th( Utuii, erel
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AN AHUHITEUTUIIAL HOODOO
Salku May L't ltKX).
HniTor Jeurnal: The out of tho now
United Htato lWotllre Jtmlldlng at Ha
lem has arrived, and Him long delay is
accounted for. It is easy to understand
that tho plans and drawing for this
ciact description of building had Uen
stuck away some whero in tho garmt ol
the supervising aruhllwtsuluYo In Wah
Ingtou years and year ago, under the
natural upt.o!ttou thai thny would
never uioro boeallM fori It has taken
0110 of the clerks all this time to hunt
them qui of tho aNiiinutalfrl rubbish.
Tho beiU'tlelattfteol of the (luo photo
tegraphle vlows of the site and surround
lugs soul hy the oity oouunlIU Hen In
the cut, for they enabled tho art let to
throw a representation of the M. K.
oliureh Into onocornor of thu baakground
locating It about the center of Wllwu
Aeuue.
Tho building Itself la a Kach. It is
eastoreu whero tho arohitm .nreil
his appreiitleeahlp. for thu atrotui U a
cms betweii a oraekitr lxx au I tliw lit.
We luitobaiid Niah'a Arks In nlich
'1 he Statesman and 11a ".Savcd.ofl I'uo
Ilah" Called Down Willi llm Facta.
Dr. J. N. Hnilth, enndldato on tlio
Itepubllran ticket for rvprosentallvo, in
a siK-eeh, ft Turner tho other day, dealt
with llofer's record 11s u grafter In a
miiniinr that added iinialderiibla In tlu
dlroomlltuio of tluit erratic reiietrado and
plunderer of the public tivunury. lie
nld that when tho county court m-
Kiintwl Mr. Iliiigham to collect tho
dellnqueiit tax roll and waa allowed 15
to V0 tier cent, of the amount rollecied
for hla compensation, that lluier de
clared with much vehemence thin it was
a fraud and a graft ol the wontl harao
lor Mr. Iliiigham was enjoined through
llofwr'a effoits. Hut thu tax roll was
advorliHsl in llof.ir'a paper for I. Mini
Inch, whilo the h(atinmn hail In a bid
in no tlm raino work for IWH' cents.
Ilofur'ahill for advortialng alone umoiiii.
lex! lu 7a0, whilo tho miles under llm
ailverlKement wem lei than f'JSHX).
More than Uft per cent of this nmount
was Ntld to Ilofer for adxerllsing alone.
If it waa a fraud and a grail for Mr.
iiingliam to collect this deliiniueul roll
for In or SO per cent, It will (10 dltlloult
to make the peiplo Mlevo that Holer
was not ttxetelrlmr a cralt wlien Im
charged 36 r cent for only doing a j-art
of the work, even if he does elalm to Ini
the father ol all reform in this country.
.No wonder lloforenjoluml Mr. IMiiglmm.
llo wantnl the grail lilmwlf. Morning
Htatesmau.
It fa a lortwiie to reprint tho alove.
It Ualao a pleaHiro to add tlio (acta.
Instead of oollwtinc ,IHX) dellnniivut
taxes, Sheriff Durldn unlhwlsal alwit
(Sd.DOil.
It is a faal that Thk Judical rwvwl
Jl.Wpjr square fur printing llwdellii
quent tax llat.
It Is alao a fast that tho StatwmM. re
eld f per squan far like work under
bhertlf Wrlglitiimu. or Jit dmiWe what
Tittt JHOUSAL tvcolved. Tho tsUtesuiati
olitor knew that he aeukl gt no hui
iiom frotn hheritf Durbln's attic, alter
Of Marlon County Convention W. C. T.
U. at Woodburn.
At 8 p. m. the tap of a dram was
heard and up the street leading to Die
M. K church, a line of lovely girls and
manly hoys in gala attire, banners flying
drum beating. What a sight, what is
this, why it was the Senior and Junior
IyaITcmperance Legion, of Woodburn,
as thoy marched into the church the
will to handkerchiefs were much in evid
ence.
Scripture lesson read by County Presi
dent Mrs. It. M. Steele. Prayer by Iter.
Flint, an Inspiring long by the L. T. L 's
followed.
An address of welcome by Mrs. Mor
com was earnest, bright, and sparkling
with gems of thought, following this a
solo was finely rendered by Charles Cut
tor or tho Indian Training school of
Chcmawa, his volco was round, full and
rich. On his coat was visible tho red,
whilo and blue bad go of tho Senior L. T.
L. which called out tho Chautauqua a
luto from tho delegation.
Mrs. lleaso Leabo, of Salem, then
gavo tho rcpponse to the welcome given,
it was terse, bright and stirring.
Tliecongiegatlon then sang Old Coro
nation with decided vigor and spirit.
A most delightful recitation was then
rendered by little Miss T.thcl Parrlsh.
ol tho Chcmawa Indian Trlnlng School.
An oncoro was responded to by one
which seemed to delight tho audience
more than ever.
Then came a solo by Samuel Jackson,
au Aluskan, who had only been in school
tliruo yeara. Any ono listening to the
clear volco speaking such perfect Eng.
Ilah would scarcely belle vo that threo
years ago ho could scarcely speak a word
of Kngllsh.
Mrs. Additon was then Introduced,
and gavo a brief but stirring address,
touching tho old crusado movements,
and showing how tlio W. O. T. U. came
to Imi in legal Buaaion work an well as
moral; how the hnnd that had rocked
tho (cradle so tlrulessly lol these many
years, now reached out to grasp tho rud
der of tho ship of state and help steer
tho old ship Into safer, cleaner waters.
Tho audience was intensely interested,
and heartily manifested their approval
of her words by ropentod applause.
Mrs. It. M. Steele gavo a few interest
ing remarks on tho crusade which took
placo in Portland. A collection was
taken up and tho meeting adjourned
with a prayer by Itov. Smith.
Ihoteoond day's sorilon opened with
devotion by Mrs. Iteaso Leabo, of Salem.
lliiKlncfsoK'neil, with President Steele
In tlio chair. Itoutlno work was taken
up.
ItoiMirts of Sabbath observance.
Pairs nnd public gnlheriinz.
Hclimllllc teniH)ranco instruction.
Flower mission and young woman's
work.
Modal content work.
An Interesting report irom tho super
iutuiidontof Narcotic, tho work of the
Autl-hlierette.
MUcollaneous business took up tho
baldiKo of tho morning.
Aiternoon sctaton opened at I p. in.
Mrs. Louisa ltonnd led devotion. Elec
tion of olllcera resulted as follews:
Mr. It. M. Steolo received the entire
vote of tlm 0011 vontlon; not a dissenting
oto.
Mr. Carrlo Young of Woodburn, cor
responding secretary.
Mrs. Alice ltlchuiond, treasurer.
Huporlntondents werothen appointed.
A moat Interesting paper on the origin,
development and methods of work of
tho Flower mMon; also one on "Tlio
Itolnloii of Intemperance to Missions."
MlHtdlanootu InuInoM followed.
LIKE MAMY OTHERS
ClAra Kopp Wrote for Mr. Flnkham'a Ad
Mn ad Telia wht It did for IIr.
" Dkab Mrs. Pixkham : I have seen
so many letters from ladies who were
cared by Lydta E Pinkham's remedies
that I thought 1 would aalc your advice
In regard to my condition.
have been doctoring1 lor
lour yeara and hare
taken different pat
ent medicines, but
received very little
benefit I am
troubled with back
ache, in fact my
whole body aches,
stomach feels sore,
by spells get short
of breath and am
:ry nervous. Men
struation is very ir
regular with severe
bearing down pains,
cramps and back
ache. I hope to hear
from you at once."
Claaa, Korr, Rock port.
Sept 27, 1899.
"I think It Is my duty to write a
letter to you in regard to what Lydla
E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound did
tor me. I wrote you some time ago,
describing my symptoms and asking
your advice, which you very kindly
gave. I am now healthy and cannot
begin to praise your remedy enough.
I would say to all suffering women,
' Take Mrs. Pinkham's advice, for a wo
man best understands a woman's suf
ferings, and Mrs. Pinkham, from her
vast experience In treating female Ills,
can give you advice that you can get
from no other source.' " Clara Korr.
Kockport, IniL, April 13, 1899.
WHY USE
W?Isba(b flaitfle?
TBBKA" WEIXBACH MAKTLK,
BXCHCSI TIIEf OIVC A OOOB
LJOHT AXB ABE tO.XO UVED.
WS BELL TABES O RAD IS I
The rerr tateat thing la maLUe.
Parable ana aires OHK
yfs 1
r a VUeK.
il . W Tf
o
Ind..
HUNDRED CANDLE rOWKR with a coruumpUon of onlr JLrw ft Mr hour. Woe SO c.
NO, 17. Theolditano.bT.of rood luUnr quaUty and flrlru; EIOUTY UAMiLtivnui. "
"IDEAU"" Not qnlte ai good quality but giving eame candle power aa the No.:iS7, and at half the
jl"e, 15 cenla. ... . t .
DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERSr wa will prove 10 yon that too can get
a BETTER LIGHT for LESS MONEY with one of these baroer. than with any other form of aril,
octal light, We bare gai ttoTca alM. Ut u bow them to you.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketa St.. Telephone 603.
O.RR
rtFAKTl
roa
TItfK RCIICOOLB.
rrom I'ortland.
Aa iT,
Chicago
BpMtal
ISam
Salt Laka, Dearer
umiDL junui
LuUla.Oblcaco and Eaat,
ad. r "i
FU Worth'
Cily, Ht4MDID
BttO-
kane VVatla Walla, Spokane, Mlnno-i
Ftrer apolli, HU Paul, Duluth, Ull-
1 4Ih i. fvai traiaa f ti lit i , A . -a I
wuui nNvw vunaaju auu auii,
it's wtiat You Save
That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your
own interests you'll find you save money by trading- here.
Other dcodIs do. Whv not vou.
Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the- most
complete.
Harritt & Lawrence,
Atlan
tic Ex.
p, m
Ipn.
Id. m
ex Hun
Bator-
VIA HUNTINGTON
OCEAN BrKAMHIIII-H.
For Dan Franclaoo,
Sail every rlva daya.
8po.
a. m.
S:u
P. tu
f.
COLOMBIA IIIVEU
darrro Attorla nvlmr Landing. "0I"-
10 p.m. I '1
W1LL.AMKTTK KIVKH--!'
J For fortland, Ntwterg ami wit Ar
landing Momlar Wedn-
Ix'Ufe
Salem I ilr and Fridaj at 10,00
S.
Im
OLD POSTOFFICK QKOCKRY
THE UNION TICKET
Candidates For State and Dlitrlot
Offices at the Juno
Election.
For Pupreme Jodge-Oeo. Orean
For Food Ootanilulonar W. Jl. ticbuliuerlcb,
Waablngton County.
Conrman-Flnt Dlitrict Bernard Daly,
Ike County.
For Prowcutlng Attorner John A. Jeffrey, Ma
rlon Oou-jtr.
MARIOif COBWTT TIOKKT.
Rrurt act) tatlTaa
Ueorge L, llrown. of Rlarton.
John II. Dlmlck.ol Hubbard
K. llofr. of 8lem.
A H. Hudelton, of JeOraon.
(JeorgsW, Weeks, of Howell.
Couulr JudgeW, W, Elder, of BUtlvu
HherlO-Krank W. Ihirbln.ofltowelL
Clerk-W. E. Flnter, ol Woodbuni.
Recorder John J. Kim. of lluttrir.
Treuurer-U. c. Mil(k. of Bllrerton.
AxeMor T. Y. McCIelUn.offillrenon.
CummlMloner W. v Culrer, oftihlner
Coroner J. W hillock, of Mlrerton.
flebool Huperlnlendenl
Surveyor A. (lubaet,offVmlh Salem.
ForJiutlcaSalem UUtrlct-Jonathan O'Douald,
For Coiuuble Balers IMitrlrt J. II. Lcwla.
JOINT IilBCUH-IO.V.
Tho Hcnnhllcans and I)eiiiocrAtio-Citi.
zens will hold a Joint dircussion on tho
oiiowini uaies anil places In .Marlon
county, Oregen:
THURSDAY, MAV2I.
10 a. m, ile,
lp. m.-Utharaa.
FIIIIUY, MAY .
10 a, ra. Macleay,
s p. m slltrrtrai,
HATUIIIIAY, MAY M.
10a.m.-HooiuM(lli.
J p. m.-Mi. Angel.
MOSIIAY, MAY2.
10 a. in. Oerfali.
2 p. in. Monitor.
S p. in. WoralKira.
TUUUAY, MayVS.
10 a.m. Ilrookt.
1 p. m Unwell.
,. TIIUH4UAY, MAY 31.
10 a. m, Aurora.
Jp, m. Hubbard.
S p. m, llulteTllle.
FIIIDAY, JUNE I.
10 a. m L'baiopoeg.
- p. m -h. Paul.
SATUKDAY. J0NF.2,
J P, in. and rtmaloiler o( day Salem,
, , .".T. Wrioiitman,
Chnlrmsn Uepuhllcan Central Com-mittee.-
, , W.8.M0TT,
Chairman Domohratlc-Cltlgens' CVn ;
trai uoinnuitee.
HBATINGI
STEAM,
HOT AIR,
HOT WATER,
intimates lurnished, and work done promptly subslanu'ally
and at honest prices.
Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty.
T. 8 BURBOUGHS, 102 State Phone 1511
I nar and rrioaj at 10,00 a, m. datlV.i
TnotUaT, "Ibnradajand balar-4 n
day at C.SO a. m
P ra.
Fon UORVALLIS
AndwaypolnUTuewlay, Thurrday and 8aur
WILLAMETTE HIVER DIVIUIOM "
Dally boata to I'ortland aa abora. Tramftri t
dclared there. Ticket In :
Haahlugton, Callfurnla or the
itreel car line at Oregou Cllr If the aiaamer. V.
aiipolnta In iir.....
ngton, Callfurnla or the Rail. n. ..'
checked throairh from Ralem tra rr. .
Utiet,
Choirs .
rail or river route to rortland. Connect!.!,
made at I'ortland with allrall, ocean aud rlrir
Otn, l,aaAgt.P.Til0(i0r
O. M POWKMiT
Agent, Trade Hlreet dock, Salei
if
"J1UUIUU
E. It. COLGAN has removed to tho New Saloon,
tvvo doors south of tho old stand, where his former
patrons and tho public generally Hill receive court'
eous treatment. Choice Liquors and Cigars,
23 Commercial Street. Phone 146
m
m
in
See Our
NemofGo
-6uTtS
and Baby Carriages,
F. W. HOLLIS & CO.
1st Door North of Post Office.
(Mis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CAttD,
2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany 12:45 p
Train leaves Corvallls.... 1-5 p"
Train arrives Yaqulna . 7:25 p,
1 licturnleif:
Leaven Yaqulna 6-00 a
Leaves uorvains
Arrives Albany,
3 For Doirelt:
Leaves Albany
Arrives Detroit,
4 Returning:
Leaves Detroit..
Ai rives Albany
111
....11 :30 a. in
. .. ...12:15 p. tr,
7:00 a. iu
.......11:30a, m
...12:20 n.
6:15 p.
m,
One and two conned at Aln.mv nnd
Corvallls with Southern Pacific tinlns
irlylntt direct service tiaod from iScw
port arjd adjacent bcacliep.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, kIvIuk ample time
to reach camping grounds on the
Hreltenbusu and Santlain river the
panic day.
11. U WAI.DEN
T V. 4 1'. A.
TL'KNKK AaeuU
r.DWIN BTONK,
Manager
Alkauy.Ore.
QTEAM
WOOD SAW
MEAT AND POULTRY.
Two Mnohlnos
worn uon Uulckly.
relenhono 2AS3 hlncL-. Ijnvn .r,1,.r
residence on 12th street, or Stciner'si
market. M. Van Klkkt, Ya,w I'aiiic. 6 Ctf
Flour Bin
TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR
i-UMUMEKS, ALSO A
v v
lOLD DILL'S PALM
As
JTB I'lRST LIU NAILED,
pack 1 r
K
the Ameriawit lliwmll On
Uln of us (aixay aiffear.
It Is aUo mmmtaMMi of eoruin m-bool
hoyae Wottt III tl toll MUM hull ut li.m.
wit wuiurr lormeuut hi ueiwiMg on Jira mmI SHrton dolhira; nnd
th Imple!, a,nd twiUta In waking It has a Haver uf tho tdd Sim fiiki.eo
Oregon wlt His o,lay, It so,ii that ' p.wtll!e do n on IWitlery trt, halt
the !t Jtjw of a ptltry pinion, u f In the early days and lmlne4l evt ml
Matter iow.deervlHi;, la drilled u, and 1 yearn $i., but is much Im uroaiu iu its
thla while thouMiidt ol others, who al.o vmiUlllsineuta.
-Cao forward t our tvontry'ii cll. ' In stylo it MMuewhat rmMubta tin
wnyyerftorw-ril, ivod who recuivtd JljMtHoia, ut prlnni at Kulluaier.
teoi nay than we, Iomv uothlnviif ami ti. !. ..! ....1 ....... ..
, fh Ubewat bxiHttai paid, while wefwr. th window sure sinwuly u,atlvtn.f a
wUfcadourovrii hori-riaiid fiuipiiKtits, fail. Th et atwws that the imllduis
T raawivlBC HnM. J Itlxial uue, w III Im cold, drk. nd dlSrtHMhle n
te, "'lii( will I filauale or tho Inside) s it i umik-akulJv ulv mi
iwalitfi t4H in iwaTtee," UU eat jon tliooutttde.
Msitit Ut vefgii of the Civil War who In feet, iu r.hiii..inri li,i. w .....
sraHaawiaMtOflf I tlllotf. luJt3lltlU ud lttdeKlUlJdi
.? Ywnnxtr Ahdwnj4yirU'M'thI'rttIttlyfromOio ft that'll alioply
frrwbwwi)wrolll lii tlKtvol (Nniioiit of dlfferwit ctMhikw. ui
'-OrfXW to dead gruumes and luut't uy raiit4.t.
ra ! in nujwiwi una uis urai iyi.
Loot fo? th45 Warning.
Ilrrrt dlseaio kill uddenlr, but
never Without warnlni. 'IVuirn.
I Iiiks may b faint ana brief, or mar
ui startling aud extend orur many
)eaw, but they nro none the leas
cetulu ami iwsHlve, Too often the
J. SUll.l..u bT tlio thoulit,
"It will pai uvrtt)'." Ala, tt uoTcr
14e away voluntarily. Once In
stalled, heart dtscaio never k't bet
ter of. ttself. if Dr. MlltV Heart
Cure Is used la the early stages re
covery Is absolutely certain In every
cao whew IU uw Ja jrlstI In.
"I Tor mauy ywtt 1 was a treat suf
rorer Xroiu heart disease Uforw I
ilnallr found relief. 1 was tultfeot
to falutlnit aud eiukini; tpelli, full
neas about the heart, aud was unable
to attend to my boustbold duties. I
tried nearly etcry remedy that was
rtcotomeudrd to me and doctored
with Uie leadttur pliysiclami of this
aectlou but obtained no help until I
uTKma uairof ur, nine- ileaxtCUre.
Hum done tue more pood thau all
tbe wedloloe 1 eer took."
Miu. Anna, Iiollovay,
Ocntvt, lod.
, Dr Miles Heart Cure Is sold at all
druKUU 00 a poiH)e iruaiuntce.
rlt for free adrlco and booklet to
Ur. Mile Mettlcai Oj., Wkiurt, lud?
Ktateanian Mally CoutraJieteJ b the
Oicgonlan Kcpott.
TIm Saloiu StatMiiian, In its report of
tlio Brat joint dltcilsalon hv Marl.wi
oowaty candidates, say of Tiu Jooa.- al
ttlilnr d4vh.
"Il pllKe.1 hunsvlf if elected that on
ouatiirkl matters ho would stand thus;
SlHtuld the l'lslaturo to IteptiMlcan, he
would tti far and xlnioalfi tlm l.il.,.,
Of u wold atamlartl Itenubllran. hut
ahouM tho maturity lo the other way,
he Mould utu lur a I)Mtiin.ii ,. I.......
. , .,,.
Th OrektMilan of the rame date L'iea
a mtieii luller and fairer reort of the
meetliii: It waa written by A. W. I'rea
eott, and that eorretpomlent remrts Mr.
Ilofer as saying
"That if he 4mhU1 Im a mendwr of the
next h.ruo l mpreHiitatlea ho would
Work, fur an iliiluliatu nrv.imkiln r
lira itiwiunanu me early WwlKm uf a
i-naw ; 11 in hwMMiHm HhhiM be itn
IjHWh-an. h would favor the elrelUii ol
Hie Imi stritieht IteiMiuiMiii iu Him .tat.
t rvprwMi.t irxMi ih the I'mteit Ste
.Mte He Niidlkat, uii the other baud
11 the ItiwialaturM hhiII bo rwlrd by tin
iM'iKi.. Iw .ml. Uwt the ele tlou
ih a himii wih Miouhl reiirMMl ih.
ofth
Been by Prof. D'B-rry, a World Re
nowned Palmist of 'Frisco,
Relnu desirous of having my fortune
told, I sent an Impress Of my hand to a
notCil California palmist. Ilelow is
what ho says : R. A.sngKsos.
"You are of a very ambitious nature.
Have a large amount of self-esteem and
have an aim In lifo In politics. Hun
ilrodaenvy you. Will bo a candidate
for ollloe soon and will undoubtedly bo
elected. Tou will make an Ideal sheriff :
liecaure you fear neither saint nor devil
and would take them both in cheerfully.
Your actions and looks aro nlnys open
for Inspection. When you dislike a man
he Is either a fool or a knave, if ho does
not find it out. You are a cheerful irl ver
ami your right hand never knows what
your left hand Kiveth You will never
lie rich neither will you bo in want. You
bear no III will towards man, but have a
mortal enemy a minister: you will bo
successful in politics. You are warm
hearted and liberal to your friends, but
to your enemies you aro an Iceberg,'
11 ' 1 m 1
$13.00 Rtward
Will be paid for the arrest and convlc
lion olanv neraou raurlit lnlnrinnr
......i.... ..i . 11 , ' .
vx.iuiK iiaima ur auniooerv in or around
the Willamette Hotel.
W If J. Coosa.
Baaratka aM In Halt linn Betfil
Bread Case
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR
EPPLEY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS
OFFERS AI THE "C A.' A
Electric Store
MiloC, Matthews
Succcswr to IMwardi 1 Malthewi
VIA
Southern
SOUTH AND EAS1
IA
Paciic Co,
THE SHftSTA ROUTE
Trains leave tNtlem for l'ortlnnrl anrf u-av
stations at 5:40 a. la. , 7:54 a. m. ami
4 :0o p. m.
Lv t-brtland SJ0 A U iXV)i
Lv Haleru n-co . u 1011 r u
Ar -Uhltn.l
Ar Bcrmoiilo..
Ar Hau Fraiiclxo...
ArOgilfn"
Ar oenver ..,
Ar Kanaa, Clty
Ar vuicao
.W JO A U
. an i m
. 7.ti r u
kiixi Antrln T
Ar Kl Taiu
Ar Ifort Wnnh. , ...
Ar Clly ol Mexico
at iioiuioii .
MARKET
MKAT and
FOULTHY
btato street near railroad, i'resliest
and liest meats. Jly patrons say I keep
tho best meats in toii.
AND TELL
ABOUT IT.
YOUR FRIENDS
' X ilv A
SALE3L I ODaES
, j. w w
p e, 11a
ID A. O. U v
Balata Cjub
rr. 7JiU
l X HouUlml. I'
room It, Moortt Mt
TT FrWay aret-
.,. mw io. wag
W. A. lloora, eltrk,
tfOMKSTHHS OK A.M1CHIOA.
tVJOrt Srool rTl Na n Mniu kfU..
tabu In 1ra.r HuSS!h?A C!lW
a I. bm Mr it iVirt
Brewster & White
01 oouar rr, rao.g 1781.
Hay, Qraln. Mill Food, Flour,
Salt, Land, Planter, Soods, eta
SKKD FIKI.D CORN
ckku stVKrrr CORN'
All the eh lien varieties in skaik. at the
i.iw. prices iu ttie eitr
Free delivery; prompt seryict.
The Feed Men
The German Market
Will be found all kinds of meat
and the best of sausage, FREE
DELIVERY. All bills due , the
late linn of Wi.'t A Mteacke
must bo pidd
03OL2r & SON
'I rhT-rri,! Hi
Quick TimeJS
to the E' st and
South-Fast
Via the Union
1 n:c, i d
m -rHrrwv" -" ' "
- flBTU'"
Two Daily Solid Vestibuld Trains,
ritual PORTLAND or SAi'
RAMENTO toDEN VER, O.MA
IA. KANSAS OUT and SI.
Low than 3 Hays to CHIC UK) wi li
mit chaiicej only ono change to New
lorlc and other Eastern polnm. No
other lino does it.
I'alttca and Tourist Sleepers, Dining
and Library Cars (barber alion) nnd free
recllnlnBchairrars.
For rules. Tickets mid full iufurma
Hon via either route, apply to
W W, Skivsikr.
Ateut 8. P. Co. balem Ore.
Or J; 11. Ixmiiioi-, Uen'l Aiant.
No. IM Third bt. Portland Or.
tOAII
9.10 A M
1'Ji A il
IM X il
Ism lFT"
600 m
-IJOAM
-lilAll
i; A M
.. 135 r M
A U
-U.43 f M
una V U
raAJl
SIS AU
11.14 A al
S.M A U
r.jt xu
T.09 a u
nor it
XAU
10.34 A il
UAH
tai r .v
tllAU
Hum
IV - KI-W a. 9
0
Ar Naw Orlearu
Ar Wabln on.
Ar New York ...
I'ullmatl and Tourlata mm nCJT.
trans. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden
and fcl Paso, and tourist care to Chicago.
bt. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at Hun Kranilluvi with
eral Steumshlll liln-n (nr Ilnnnlnln
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
50U111 America.
bee ilr. W. V. Skinner agent at Salei
Station, or address
0. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A
Portland, Oregon
Canadian Pacific Rv
Soo Facilic Line.
Lowest utes Best service
To and from all points
East and Europe.
The only lino running tlmiugi!
if . SL I'm
1 or nto
Monfrfi
Bostoa.
ouimtoto
Without
Chanoo.
Hoval Mail Steamship Line
to J a nan un.I Phi-.
Canadian and Anatrallay
lian and China.
Steamship Line te
a himh wIh iMhmiUI reitrtukuil ih. iln.
vjiw ifitnttiwi by the opponenta
ItfpabJhaN imrty
Tte . rHt U a He. The other i.
ihetroM. TVai'e the iMffervufa. IMI
rvHU fad hi state that the ipeakeraakt
tUi Im dalhl Matt to vote for tho Re
4iU.t wta4tdte, mt simply iiIc.I.j.hI
IihmI:, that he Mtwbl try not to Wool
M tktn'liUM,
Uhorca Suit,
ilary a Nwt has eummencvd aclioi
rlnta A. Noll, in DupL No.S,o
the elreuit wrt. I'lalntlff asks for 1
a uirerre and thn eutto.lv of the thrw, I
tWWreu. fl. S. IX.nlm Is attorn fa.
the pUlutlfl.
QranJ Trip to Tbe Da lira.
Conductor' excuraion to Tho Dal la
Ore. Sunday, Slay 27. Heum! trip
tickets 1. ( in to th limited pasM,n.
Her wjaipuieiit, the conductors reouest
iniinun, imir iicseta early, limy
Hiih to dote their ttektri saloo, as neaily
as powlMo. by tho evening uf the afith.
Ill order tO CUe UlOtH lima (n nnmu .
aulliuirat uumtwrof exxehe to arrow
uuklate everylaxl v Tm kta now on rale
at 8. V, ticket olSfce aud at Pattou llrw.'
ooAtor. d3t-ltV.HH!
O -a. IH T? Oi 3CI X -A.
Sairstls 'W.WlllltaSTrtBcrtl
filial. s?r. , yzfZZZzT
r uavVSTA0
Not Dtad Yet.
ThtiJolin A.LuiMH Vewran Renin.),,
AHitwii, htel, ha. for so wanyei r
hWdat M,h.u couaiyTo?. has
1hm moved to l.)ous. I.inu cotiNlv- Or
Chicaga. Hocfc Island 1 Pacific II;"
H
The prM.t lwaii,,o i on tbe C.
A K.
tU
Z. If i "? tirtwmla are
--"e !!!."" '" " Mate. Kiaeaum.
Jl ItXJO, aiMl eutinuvt hroj;.
. A K,1l. 'm:rm u 'ed. both even
lag ami day C.e ue. a. .11
uriler of the Treatdeut '
FREEBL'RGER' ME.T JIARK..T
la ppen anin uudr new management,
and v, will mpply ,ou with the due,!
(rvah meat a. linl i tun .... .. '
1$K&rb ; '"r
VAN PATTOX 4 CO.
' t J I'Aasaa, Scrtary
W. V.
MlLaS.
1 1(7
CASTOR j A
Por Infaati and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Blgnatureof
s
rtvd lai-oritH linn tn ll ....- .
Broad. vsli -,!..". .IV L' "".""
i-i: i.."i.i" . :: -"w irm
11 """'""i twner.ana Omaha.
Chicago and Kansaa City, makiiic direct
rJirr""" l"a,'n " nwrnh,;-
?,"" J,nl C,W! .'""man Shvpori
r'i .? '. be ween Denver awl
UieabH); the most 'wi dining t-.
,u. . T "''.'I"' unman MeepereveM
v Ik?!?" hf U Uke C,l-r am C,"V
a tlH k.iiw line: iMrwin.liv ....i......i
Meurwo... in ordinary IMIIn.an sIeep,UB
SS.22.V?k (rom '"t'anl and Sai,
CbiLat ? vma'?' Ch,,S0' '
cU'l v"""' H " e'nKo to
v n. 4un".v," transfer in Chi-
., "' r;"wa rur irt-e use 01 oui
CwelrtlM'ri,4,Ur,,,uUo"- S
"uer. etr.. aau Un nur ,.. .iir:
agent, ornrite to ' ' ,f"r'
., .. ... E. COOPER
'en 1 ... Pais. Depi.
lrtland. Ore.
fweCoy Stag
HoiiolubiirUustral ia
For rateJaad lafurfaattea
apply te
U. H. LOUKWUOM
n 11 ik... . Aftnt t5,,e, Oie.
II. I. Abott, AKcritPirtland.
t J.CoyJp, AO.P.A, Vancouver l.0
fliw Slio'i Line UmA
Tke Direct Route t
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Givca ohn!i nf Im ....-. i.
or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lin-t.
No Change of Cars.
?-U.'? "rt,-Chkaf Bpecial, U
nneat in the WeiL"
Equlpi)d With
Ffff ant Standard Sleepers
cn.jNtw Ordinary Tourist
S'ecpers
Su'erbtthrartf.Riiffotnar.
Splendid Dinners, Meals
a la carte
rree Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable tCoaches and
Smokers
tjntire Train Complete'v
Vastibuled
For farther
information
ip: i?
l v K- K. Dams.
K. NAGEL.
W. B
Trav. Vah Ait
CUM Aft
'lea'l Akoiii