The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 25, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textn TrWI i . .. X1HPIF RiltfiT HflWFII PRFPIWflT MlRlnhl nnHHTV IIIMP lonn " SM '"""''' ""''" nm.... '"") mnmun uuumi. uunt, t( iuuu. jWarfl; Between the Number and Name of Each Candidate or Answer Voted For. STHT6, ro cOKORiwa. niasr cosamaato. al district- vuts for one f rnrtPllrof lkcomir Dinocrtlc. Prop!', 16 -jyilf1 2?T$'lH.n witnity. .,..,, , , ., ,..,Pri?hlHllon Jit Pol county . ..Reiolar People' Thomas It Tongue of VVashlDJton comitr , , , , .Republican feyo JP3TICB or BuniBHK couur- nM Vote for Oue E( 77 - C. J. Bright of Sherman rubalr Thoam a. Ureene of Multnomah count? . 18 Charlee E. Wolverton of Linn conntT . .Prohibition ..Democrats .ltepubllran tDH OKKIlON DAlllV AND FOOD COMHISHIONF.il- VoltforOD It J. VV, llftllrr of Jlaltnomab ojnnlf ... ..tepnbllen 20 P. L. Kent.! of Marlon countr . . Prohibition 21 W Bchulmetlch of Waihlnaton county .... Democratic, People'a jflcob o.MiEr.brSrr'inn,i Wm.i"GOOD DIGESTION THIRD JUD1CBL DISTRICT. FPU D19TK1CT ATTOltNKr- 23 Vote for One J. N. Hart of Polk county . Republican W John A. Jeffrey of Marion ooonly..-. Democratic, People' KOll RKPRKaeNTATlVK Vu COUNTY, 23 5T CbMltt D. llartmcn of Marlon county.. Henry Keens of Marlon county .. , It I Pearcoof Marlon ""'""y, ,, .., Vote for Five I roil BIIMUFK 2 i' " I'oorman of Marlon county. 3 J. K. Smith of Marlon county . rf & Q-1 lown of Marlon county . J. D. Dlmtck of Marlon county .. K. Ifoferof Marioli county .. Vote for One ltepubllran 30 s. A. 11. llndilnon of Marlon cotinly Peg. VV. VVcekicif Marlon counly.. M Charles Hldwrn of Marlon county. n M t tl ft..... .. w u. now ertnan of Marlon county .-. '37 J. M. Drown of Marlon county...... Fred P. . Hunt of Marlon county. liemortatlo, Clltrcm' it F VV Durbln of Marlon countr 7 Cha. A. Murphy of Marlon county . it Knoa Pretnall of Marlon county. FOIt CI.EItIC- .Democratic. cuiicnV ..ltepubllcan . ..-Prohibition Fry, appraieen of the ceUteof Elizabeth Bnydtr, ileceael, have filed their report of the property situated Jn Mwlon coun ty, valued at $1272 03. James Smith, Samuel Cribble and Samuel Wolford, appraisers of the Clackamas rounty proixirty, hao filed their report, show ing property valued at f 1250, making the total valuation of the" estate $2522.08. John Murray and G. A. Cone, Jr., co executors of the estate fit G. A. Cone, diseased, have filed their report, supple mental to tho final account recently heard by tho probate court, showing tho distribution, among the legatees of the I32IH.72, on hand when the final account was heard, and tho court released the cooxctitora and discharged them from their trust. Ida Ji. Dennett, administratrix of the estate of Klizabctli M. 1'rescott, de ceased, liai filed tier first semi anntinl account, Rhowing resources on hand: cash, 280 07; real property, $80; per sotial protierty, J 15 60. L. T. Murnliy. executor of tho cstalo of Andruw Murphy, deceased, has filed his acrount, showing receipts of $309.80, and disbursements of $78. waits on appetite." Lack of appetite usually indicat 8 weak digestion. Hos tetters Stomach Bitters taken before meals will crcato a healthy desire for food, by cleansing tho clogged bowels and stimulating the secretions of the stomach. It also parities, tho blood, strengthens and invigorates the liver and kidneys. It is undoubtedly tho most efllclent medicine in tho world for stomach troubles. A Private Iievenue Stamp covers tho neck of the bottlo. Accept no HOS TETTER'S Substitutes if STOMACH You Value Health BITTERS THE UNION TICKET Vote for One W. K. Flmerof Marlon county. I K. Gardner of Marlon county. W W. Hall of llatlon county.- -DcmoTBilc, Cltltcnt' - Prohibition ... Htpubllcan FOIt ItKCOItllKK- Vole for One Prohibition 44 , ron CMUNTY JUIKJK- 62 Jno. J. King- of Marlon county ... K) A. I). Ioh of Marlon county, U J. II Itoland of Marlon county .... .Democratic, Cltlteua' Prohibition -.. Itpiibllcn FOIt THEAHUHKIl- Voto for One "Opportunity Is the Cream of Tfme." row is your opportunity. There s no tlfi'e when the system is so much In reed of a k'ikk! medicine, like Hood's Harcttnarlllu, and no time when It l ho susceptible to tho bcnnllu to bodurlttd from such a tnrdlclno. liy purifying, enriching and vitalizing tho jlood and toning up tho system Hood ': Sarsnparllla starts you right for a wli jle year or health. Conitlpatiun Is cured by Hood's Pills. o I'rof. Carter then made a fow appro priate remarks, thanking the audience for their attention. Today and tomorrow the pupils will depart for their various homes to enjoy school superintendent- a well-earnul vacation. Candidates For State and Dlatrlot Offlooa at tho June Eloctlon. For Supreme Judge Oeo. Oreen For Food Commlwloner-W. M. richulincrlch, Wuhlntton County. ConurPMman-Flnt DUtrlct Bernard Daly, LaIu County. For Protccutlng Attorney John A. JefTrcy, Ma rlon County. mamon coc.vnr TICKET. RepreaentatlTea Jl ARTICLES, lNULUUinu nAiYiaucK) GIVEN AWAY JULY 3. av H i -. o our snineni iepreaeniatiTea George L, Brown, ol Button. Jobn 1) Dlmlck, o( Hubbard. K. Hofr. of Halem. A. I). HtidelJon, of Jeflemon. UtorgeW. neeki, ofllowell. Couuiy Judge W. W, Klder. of Slaytou 8herlri-Frank W. Durbln, or Howell. Clerk W. E. Flntcr, ol Moodbunu Kecorder Jobn J King, of Muclcay. Treaiurer-O C. Matin k, of Blltertou. AmuMuir T. Y. Mrclcllin.of Bllrerton. CommUiloner W. W Culrer, ofHIdney. Coroner J. W, hillock, of Bllverton. The Best Prescription for Malaria. Chilli ind ferer la a bottle of Orore'a Taateteia Chll Tonic. It It limply iron and quinine In a tastclcia form. Ho cure, no pay. Price 60c. 6 10 Jm tod WOOL MARKET BLOCKEU A. U Downing of Marlon counljr.. .. John Illlgof Marlon counly... .M O. 0. Matlock of Marlon county -. ,. i ,... Itepnbllcan .. Prohibition .. Democratic, tltlieni' VotoforOne W W. W. Klder of Marlon counly... rA 40 4t T Oliver Jory of Marlon county..M. John 11. Bcott of Marlon counly .., Democratic, dtliena' rrohll.ltlon llrpubllran ' FOIt COPHTY COMMISnlOMKIt- n W. W. Culrer or Marlon couuty f I. C, Iferdhafn of Mailon county.. Vole for One . .Democratic, Cllliena' .Itepubllcan FOHHUltVinott- $, '. z Ml EZ Vote for One Alfred Oobalet of Marlon county Docaoerallc. minne II II. derrick, Jr, of Marlon county iienUMin FOIt ABSKflHOIt- Volo for Ono M M (O CharleaUmbckeof Marlon county.. T Y. McLlellanof Marlon county J. A Taylor of Mailon rounty .. ..Itrtiiibllcan ntlfrni ..Prohibition FOIt HOIIOOI. 8UPKIUNTKNDK.NT- Votn for One l K T Moorea of Marlon counly.... I F A. Myeraof Marlon county ... M C O. Iteyuoldt of Marlon tounly.i. . .. . ltepubllran Boclal Democratic ...... I'rohllilllon FOIt COItONF.lt Vote for Oue 6 I) F l.ane of Marlou county... .......ltepubllran Municipal IndebledneM AmemlniMit. .. Constitution!! Amendments. Vole Yi-h or No. Municipal Indobtclmu Amendment . Judiciary Amendment. .... . Judiciary Amendment Irrigation Amendment Irrigation Amendment. - Yea No Yea No ei .. No 71 Iteprallug Amendment ..... 71 Itepeallng Amendment ......... 7S Kiual Ruirrage Amendment . 74 Initial Suntago Ainendmeut .... . Yea ...No Yea .. No ""FOIt JUHTICK OF TIIK PKAUK- North flllvcrton. .South Sllvi-rtott. Howell and Silver falls OUtrlct. Vote for Ono IU 0. Itamiby of Marlon county . .Itepubllcan KOIIfXlNBTAIII.Kr- Vote fofiOna 78 W H Kline of Marlon rouuty . 77 A Y, (Mineral of Marlon county. ..Itepubllcan .Iemo.rallc, Clllicm' &?1 i Howell District. No 6. FOK110AHgUPKItVIDOK Vole lor Ono '2LJ; A Mc0o'll'0f M'lon couuly .. ..ltepubllcaii 4 J. " 1 TUB DAILY JOURNAL PY HOFBIt UltQTMUnU, l-JtIDAY, MAY 85 1000. Dully Ono Year. VS.OOIn Advttnoo. Dally Pour Monthk 91 In Aclvanoa Waokly Ono Yonr WI.OO in Atlvnnou WHBnt OUft TAXUB OO. The taxiMyoi who Is htertmted in dls- 'covering tho causos why lils bunion. I kv uoavy ran iinimxM lur inougiiuit tlio Ireport of tho Marlon county oniumlaaloti- tt'rs court, published In this iaatiu. Iho case of tho Btuto . Itamti cuat Olie county frrt.tK), and tho defendant was &atilttvd by tho Jury with groat prompt- ,'tieaa. Mr. ltotim was accused o( Injuring p.wtt)lcyclt path, an offense for wiiltli tho L-Iuw Imposes n pvimlty j yet on tint trial there was not tho llghtMl uttdwico pro- ducod to show thut ho had so much as )ult n mark on tho path. Tho trial was furco, ami an oxpconUo funo for 'Marion ttiuuly tnipayers. Whoso fault this was In this xtr((eular man make Dltlo dlfferuiico. Tho xinl U that tho tax pay cm must put up IT8.00, over half i of which got for oUitars' fctw, for tho prosecution nf u rAm In which then was not thn slIghttMt rhauro for conviction etetioti the uiidisnuted oidiura of the ywlltiesses for tho proaeoutloti. 4 uiiore arn too many m stun iitttte, ami .iiioy mi noip toswwi wm pretit cnor- nious lnten't-lwrlHg debt of Marlon couuiy. . It la not a party tiuustion, but oue In which the taxM)nr ara vitally Inter yi estixl as c-ltucns. AltiKtiigli tho Ore- Tgontan says that tho elMtlott of ocn a teoui(ablo by tho oppoettion ta thn Ite. pulillcjii tarly will ImhI to kill nil our 'expected trade with thOri4)ti ym the .yoters are uiolliiwJ t take dlfTwiut iiV, viow and (111 at least thn minor utilrea with men who they hao reason to vetfiwct will not enourg jmtty pntsexm- i 'iA tin., m f.. 1... .. I .. j&f li I.... 1 1.. . ... .. I. - MUM lyi Minravi luv iivf IMBfc mil IH? tinadii out of them. r Halum lias glvun thu world several re markable object li'Moni. Not IcitMt umoug these is thu fact that tho entire community has been ablu to lay aslilu nil ersonnl nud p.irtlinn Interests to Ui enabled to better tho roudlllon of tho public, to give all lighter bunions of tax ation to carry, and at tho samo llmo to glut us n better public survlcu. In short thu fact has Imhiii demonstrated that wu can got more for our money. This has not been done by strife nud tiinhuiuals, but by thu earnest corporation of n good jiooplu, all inleroittxl In obtaining the desired end. This consummation bus nlso proven that thu beat of lttipubllcaus, tho bust of Democrats, tho ImisI of I'lipulUts, and In fact thu good men of all shades of bo lief, can eoino together nud accomplish a good purpose In common, and yot not losu their ol!tical Identity. Itopubll- cans who took part In this iiou-mrtlmn movoment are today as highly ri'upt'etod within tho eouuolU ol their party us lxturu. Domocrats who stood Khoul.lor to shoulder with thooomnio ltopiillivans ant Dsmeernts ttxlay, nud Populltts who Hsslattsl thn two old partlM In lifting off the bunions of taite are tixlay hvt tr ropulltts, aud all are Uitler iumi for their coming together In this mine for the common good. ' Tho record they hau made In pulling tho city out of (ho lluanalal hole Into whlolt the push had steered hurhasut- i rite i im inu atieutieu oieiuesnna towns, not only all owr Ungon aud this ivwt, but well across the continent. It Is the assistnnco and oven tho leadership of tho best class of Hepubllcans, no such results could lint o been accomplished, Aud further, tho push oIitii'lais of no party would have liecii capable of car rying out such n reform. Tho movement was n revolt against the push nud ngnlnst push methods, without ntgnrd to thu particular utrly nu urn tinder which the push was lit this lustaiuo mauerndlng. Is lutlucnco Is not yet spent, hut is strongly at work In tho county elitlos. Ua tho voters Uvomo eonvlnceil that nny tan dldato on either ticket would bo domi nated by piuh Inlltiuuceslii ulthvr party, nud that candidate will bo snowed tin dsr so deep that he will never more bo heard of '1 his Is tho iKiliit around whloh tho county light Is really centered; and It is a iolut upon whloh thu hi partisan oandidatM have n distinct advantage over nil tho Republicans except thoo who have proved that they will not stand in with nny push. The mh is powerful aud well orgunliHl m couuiy as well na city, aud yoina of thu oh mil. dates uro Itmllug it nxtremely dilllcult tocoitviuco tho voter that if eleotid they will be entirely ludeixndtiut of tho organiiation that is straining uverv nerve to put them into ollleo. OASTOIIIA.. Bean tie Tl K4 YM Hiw Alan BoojH Try Allen's Foot Ease. A powder to be shaken Into tho shoes. Yourieciicci swoiion, nervous and not, nnd gut tired easily. If you havo smart ing feet or tight shoes, try Allen's 1'oot Knee. It cools tho feet nnd makes walk ing easy. Cures swollon, sweating feet, Ingrowing nails, blisters and callous spots. ltd lev oh corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Hold by all druggists and shoo stores for i!5c. Trial packago Free. Address Allen H. Olmsted. LeKoy, N. Y. TODAY'S "MARKET. PoitTLAND.May 23. Wheat, vnlloy Walla Walla, nl nnd 62. Flour I'ortland, host grades $2.65 (3.00. Buterf1nuf2.10 porbbl. uitts unoicu vv into ;m6J3uc, to H3. Mlllstuff Ilran, $13; shorts, $15. Hay Timothy $I0Q11 jwr ton. Onions Oregon, $0.00 to ffl DO I'otatoes 10 to 05c per sack, ilutter Ilest dairy, 20025; fancy ennmery. 35 ; store, 20 to 2fic. Mggs urcgon. 13 to uyic. 1'oultry Chickens, $1.6 to f. in n Im. ,...l,.....- II. .. 1',.. Mutton DrcsH.il, 7 to 7Kc per pound. inipn iiuavy uressett o to oc. Iletf fillers, f IQI.60; cows,$3.60 i ; dressed beef, ttyi to 7?40. Veal Dressiil, 8 Q 8,Cjc. for small. Hops 7010c; old crop 5r30c. Wool Valley. 120130 ; Hastem Ore gon, 801 Ic; Mohair, 27030. Hides Oreen, salted 00 lbs, 800c; under (X) lbs, 7K08K j sheep pelts, 180 20e to groy 32 1 6 00; hens, SALKM MA II KIT. Wheat 68 ouuds nnd over, 41c. Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c. Hops 6 to 7)o Oats 28 to 30c. Hay Haled, cheat, $8( timothy, Uggs-ll to 12c $0(9 $3 3 Flour In wholesale lots, $2.60; retail, Millstuffs-Ilran. $13: shorts. U. Hogs DresMil, 6r. I.ivo cattle Steers, 314; cows, 2 to Khtni 2.60fic3. DresMil Veal OWc. Hut tor Dairy, 16c; creamery, 20c. rotillry Fat hens" per lb., Bo, voting nxistursperlb.,7 to8o; spring chickens pjrlb., 12Jt,tol5t l'.itiiUMw 20 to SSc per bushel for old CLOSING KXEHCIBES For Food and Unity CoinmWetoner, William cVhuluiurloh, tho Democrat- iivl'eoplo'a uomliite for Htate Dairy and Fuxl CommlHionur, Is a resident of only n few days since Tns Jouunai, pub-1 Washington county, where he has In en , HBMAJIKAULK OBJECT UBbHON During thu past two yvtt the utty of party oati olsltn iisiimi a leiiur irom an oiuoiat in a Wisconsin etty asking particulars about our 4 Kr wot home loan. That letter intorvwling and Important In Its iudb Mtlon though it was, seems to havo esoaed imbllwtiou In "i r vmeriifteuii; iiHiriiiiigooutxiipirar), Hut tho iMven has Imhiii working, and theru Is nothlug lit PaUm's rtHMu: hU tory of whUh her oitlMiis, without re gard to party ,aru qutto so proud as thuy aro of the preeul twunell ami its record. Witltout retjard to rty, UauM no tho erilit. Without ManyottBettdcta altirmairUfl T dotiMtlte loth mot wSwPBrrlW HiTiii Wtftvm 1 taiH pHwrrs V he MKly for ta Strain tipoii ll ao4 txrt t-lw WHUHdry ft .'t. Morula a Imimii alvi oUUU '!. ta iurr in cMid-unn, ana ointea t capevteul fmHutr aty utm iiicuKi)mmj nmom ima, nu wlihii iMnvM K.itwiuiif ictit ma giin ItMtr tnxutu rovrtt a aVuMlywetly kuit, and uciuuce ihiiomwii Mail Itura e atu dtl. Uoer. by alut tuoirUg The bcailug of HkllKlik fore baby IbU Hut- illlllfthfan&k blj,u U very the u o Moruaa lo tbeldMof Ucir Hug of tbll e ilawllutia eowta,aa atitutiCc I mm 9um m US . 4 leaakaU IbUO t, mr "r .r . :.t. . . . ri ;'.. f? mV NHif OW, FkA1" V ZrT '- lh ciwtu bOUt 1111. ll ilMnMHAU'st KflrfUlly Ulli lh VIMl sVaMld it -am - Tla- -.-". . a ." " l( UIVTVlI14t 1 1 tM 1TI fAMIl C.l DIKMil 1 IKU f felt IfHUNlr. Mill Ls katuft by I'hu UxAik4ivui KiUsUi !). Commmv Mother's Friend engngvil in thu dairy hueiiiem for n nuiu- lnr of )ear, conducting one of tho most suctesaluldalrieslu that teetkm of the statu. He was Wit in Kldorndo county, California, nud Is a GeniMii. With his lutrouts ho came to Oregon in li76, w hen hewasU)eara of ak'o Notwithstand ing ho was lorn In this wHtntry, be speaks tho Herman laugusgo, ami U the only noiiilueo on tho statu Unlet who Is a Herman. Mr. Sdhulmerleh has made a financial stifYPStof thu dairy butinoM when others havefallexl I Ut lias done this beauw ho has mads a thorough study of the business. Ho ha done much to ad auce tho Interest of tho state dairy as sooiatton, in a prautlcal way. ami has been very active in bringing to notice all efforts of adulteration In the dairy line. He is at present tho vice president of the state association, and has a largo pjlupjyyanayafi acquaintance with state dairymen, at) ol whom lYcognuo his nines and eatucitv i:i,:?i.riu:Lul:!!,.t.,rUuUMe' Hw-.i.h thuorego,t g1 ,,..,. w .. ... ,.,.... ,Hl) Wu,1 Of the Oregon institute for the Ulind Uuod Program KondereJ. Iug before thu time for beginning of thuprogram tho commodious auditorium of the school was full to overflowing with ieoplo who came, not merely to near u school commencement exorcise, but to show appreciation as well. Tho school tho past) ear has been n decided successnud all tho teachers havo worked hand lit hand with Superintend ent nnd Matron Carter for tho common good of the school and onu and all pres ent last evening could see and feel that ull wits perfect harmony Tho numbers weru all exceptionally lino and the students showed marked improvement and the. musical part of progmm was very much enloved and a fow deserve ospcelal mention. Tho reading by little Marguerite Mower was a wonder to many present. Master Prank Banders just brought the house down with his recitation "I'rior to Miss Hollu's Appearance," "The Itoblu's Song," by Martruerite aud trauk, was sweet aud pathrtic.aml alter a prolonged applattve they grace fully responded to an encore There were aUvko-erul tie- features Intro- ducod. Among them a dumb Ml drill by the boys that was very good and was welt received. The wreath drill by five young ladles was exceedingly pretty and received much well-merited applause. It sMle volumes for the teacher, as well as for tho popHi. When , wo take Into onsMsratkHi that all this work must no ilono by tfouud only, it ean reahly bo seen that It requires a vast amount of patience, At tho close of the program a fow well oImhmmi remarki were made by State Superintendent Aokerman. Among other things he said Ttda worhl would lx a dreary pUce without tho iHwtUlful donors ami green foliage, but there are still brighter (lowers that make bright happy homes our chll dren. What would this world bo with out the young children. "I with every taxpayer in tho State of QrM eould bo hero this eveuthg. I'm sure If they could see what is belug done far these joung peoplo they would never begrudge tho dollar or two thai Growers So Far Have Declined to Sell at This Time Market Open In a Month. Pkndlkto.n, May 26. One million pounds of wool has been hauled to Pend leton, by team and rail, and now awaits the action of the local market. Ho far, no sales of consequence have been made in Pendleton, and tho prospect appears to bo poor for any immediate opening up of tho market. Tho history of wool for tho past year since the 1809 crop was sold, lias been that of tho quoting of striff prices during tho winter, and the raising of expectations on tho part of tho growers that tho 1000 clip would bo sought at tho figures that then were paid. Later, tho market dropped off and the London sales have indicated that tko prospects is not good for any im provement. Huyers who havo looked into the con ditions hero and at other Kastern Ore gon points do not expect to see wool move out with the samo ease asjast sea son, when tho entlro clip was sold in a fow weekB. It is thought that tho local market will open up in about a month, and that from that timo on Jhe clips will Im sold quickly. No one thinks that the growers will hold their wool, as they did two years ago. The experience of both wool and wheat growers during tho past few sea sons in holding their products has not been such as to arguo that as a profita ble manner ..of handling stuff on the market. Largo losses ave been bub tallied by tho dropping of tho prices,nnd hoth farmers and sheepmen are inclined to tako advantage of tho best prices of fered during tho normal selling season, and not to speculate any more, as in former j ears. I jilt winter, hovers came out from thu enst and offered in many instances fifteen cents for wools of this section. Over In Wallowa county, the sheepmen sold In most cases, nnd secured In ad vance the big prices then quoted Now , with tho 1000 clips in tho warehouses, tho market docs not Justify nnv such figures, and the sheepmen, who then t-ould have contracted at higher prices, will be compelled to accept at least two cents per pound less. The promise, however, is that tho 1000 wool will bring good prices, and it is likely that ono or two cents a pound better than 1800 will bo rallied. In tho measure, the less amount now to bo realized than In the winter is off set by tho extra good quality of tho wools, which are universally better than for many years pant. Tho wools aro certttinly of tho best grade, and should bo In demand in tho east UOregonlan. Unrv-nrA. nnhafot. nf flntlth R10II1. For Jul Ice Salem DUtrlct Jonathan O'Donald. For Cotutable Balem District J. II. Lcvli. JOINT nlBCUSSIO.V. Tho Itenublica ns and Democratic-Citizens will hold a joint diecussion on the following dates and places in Marion county, Oregon : FltlDAY, MAY 26. 10 a, m. Muclcay. 8 p. in Sllvcrton. HATUItDAY. MAY 26. 10 a. m -Scotta Mills. 2 p. tn Mt. Angel. MOMMY, MAY 28. 10 a. m, Oerrals. 2 p. m Monitor. 8 p. m VVooilburn TUF.8DAY, Mar 29 10 a. m. Ilrooki. 2 p. m Howell. THURSDAY. MAY SI 10 a. m, Aurora. 2 p. m Hubbard. 8 p. m, llutterllle. FKIDAY, JUNE 1 10 a. m Charapoeg, 1 p m St Paul. 8ATUIIDAY, JUNE 2, 2p, &i. aud remainder of day Salem. F. T. WltlOHTMAM Chairman Itepubllcan Central Com mlttce. W. S. Morr, Chairman Dcmobratic-Citizens' Con tral Committee. The Negligee begins to assume important, airs these days, warm weatner is coming swuuy, 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, $1, $1.25, $1,50, $2, $2.50, $3 Best Ptoklno is Here Never mind what your shirt wants may be, come in and see if we cannot please you in styles and prices " a coupon with every 50c. purchase. 6. w. Johnson & 60.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. Annual Meeting. Tho annual meeting of Dennett Camp of Indian War Veterans No. 8 will bo held at the ollico of J. G. Wright k Co. 207 Commercial street, Salem, on Sat urday next, the "Oth inet. at 10 a. in. All members are urged to attend as Important business Is to be transacted. 5 21 5t J. II. Elgin, Captain, Joiiw G. WnioiiT, Orderly. I i 1 adies Parly Slippers ON THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE. FREEBCK6ER1 HEAT HAHKtT Is open npln under new management, and vewill supply jou with tho finest ircsn meats, lam etc. put up in the cleanest nnd beat shnpo nnd promptly delivered. Como and eeo us I'hono, .Main 2910. FlW ntTTflV f. nn it irtiiun a iv. S A t SPBCIAL W bl.50 w 4 BLUE SATIN PINK SATIN KED KID WHITE Old Children Many children look too old for their years. They go about with thin faces and sober manners not in keep ing with robust childhood. If it's your boy or girl, give 'Twill fill out the hollow places, increase the weight, ml bring a healthy color o the checks. The im provement continues long after they cease using the Emulsion. Get Scott's. t -nJllns,)! Jiunl.n. SCOTT Si HOW Nt, ChimUt N.w Yk. Flour Bin IO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR CUSTOMERS, ALSO A X X Bread Case NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR EPPLEY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS OFFERS A I THE X, X X. Electric Store AND TELL ABOUT IT. YOUR FRIENDS XXX SALEM LODGES Balm Cami rr.7 30. in A. O U. vv r A ttoulllrrd, C. C room le, Moorea tlk i-. j. vv. w. P Jjp. 1I Meeta ercry Friday T0tv lull. Statu Im. blik' vv. A. Moorta, clerk, KOKBSTKRS OK- JVMICRIOA court Hherwoo.lKoret No. ID. M;u rrldar nlgnu i la Turner block. Joliu M riiao,!C.K A U Drown Secj u J7.J., p$f07' Quick Time to the East and South-East Via the Union Pacific R. R, Not Dead Yet. Tho John A. Logan Veteran Reunion Association, which has for so many v ears been held at Mehama county, Or.,' has ueeii niineu 10 i.)ons, i.inn county, Or., by a vote of tho majority of btooVliold era. The present location is ott the C. A K. u. tv. Wood and a fine spring of water will be found on the itrounds. Grounds aro among tne uesi in tlie state. Kucamr menl will begin on Monday, the 2nd of July, 1000, and continue through the week. A good program is assured, both even ing ami day Come one. come all. You are cordially Invited to attmul n- order of the President ., . .. u' ' O. J. I'akkkh. Secrtary. 5 )4-7w Newr Attorneys. Tho supreme court yesterday admit ted to the bar Frank A. De Pue. of Silverton, on motion ol J. S Cook, and Wm. P. Drowley, of Haker Citj , on motion ot M. L. Olmatcad. May 3lt was set as tne uato lor holding a speoial examination of applicants for admission is the lur. Two Dailv Solid Vestibulud Trains. FROM PORTLAND or SAC-KAMI- N'TO toDKNVKIt.OMA HA, KANSAS CITY and ST. LOUIS. Less than 3 ttays to CHICAGO with out chatiKo, only one chango to New ork and other Kastern points. No other lino does it. Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining and Library Cars (barber shop) and free reclining chaircars. For rates, Tickets and full Informa tion via either route, apply to V. W. Skivnkr. Agent S. P. Co. Salem Ore. Or J. 11. 1-oniRoe, Oen'l Agent. No. 135 Third bt. Portland 6r. Lacy's bboe sfor? 94- Stnto St 4 i I WHY USE W?Isbacb Matfle? glrea ONE rrti IlkCllDSU TIIKY OIVK A OOOU Liaur andaiib lo.sa uvkd. IV i: SELL TIIREK OUADIiB: UBr..V:.i.K' J' M.ANTI.K, Tho terTlatct llilnx In inai.tl. Durable sua .. .i.u',:,",,.,.,AJ,"''B 'Writ with n rnmumntlon of onlr tl.r-e fcot nor hour. lTlce&Oc. Wioiili, '" R(0' lC'lumirl,JglTmg WalIT" CANDI.K TOWKK. fries 11K?fT ceii!lito " VKA q,u,ll,r bal KlY,n,f Mmo cn,,I powe' as tho No.'ltr, aud at half tho Any ol theMi tnautlui ,ul on atl Imrncm prnperlr adjusted at abors ratca. DO YOU USE WEI SRArH R1II?NPR;? If not why not? Call aut iee uianil a WTVTYXi iiriiiTfJi5 ..XiVvH ,!tUKINr!Sr. wo wl ProT0 to you that you can trt Beial IhrhL vve i Tv J.';S21I),KY.w.l,h E8 of.f.1,cw. burntr "lD wlm "V other form of ani. uciai iigni, neuavogaa Hotwi alio. Ut uaihow them toyou. BALKM OA8 LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketn St.. Telephone 503. , ' What you save I hat makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you'll find you save money by trading here. Other people do. Why not you. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD P09TOFFICE QKOCKIIY H BATING! STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER. estimates lurmshed, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. t q pnpndoH?RPver work specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5LT REMOVAL L. K, COLGAN has removed to the New Saloon, two doors south ot the old stand, where It la former patrons and the public generally will receive court eous treatment. Choice Liquors and Clgara. 223 Commercial Street. Phono Chicago. llocUshaa Pacific lly m Tb Homeliest Man in Salem As well as tho iiaodwjuiest, and other are Invited to call on any druvrnlji aDdKettreoatrlalbottlo of KetunV lUlsatu for thn riinui and Lunw; remedy that U k'tiaranteed to cure ano believe all Chronic and Acute Oouch Asthma, lirunehltla n, rs,...r. Ulotf. Price 25c. aud 50c eudiw The favor to line to all pomu east Broad, vestibuled and up-to-date trains between lVeUoand Denver, and Omaha. Chicago and Kansas City, making direct connection in Chicago wt'th all morning rains east, (.n.-clau I'ullman bleeperS L brary Buffet cars.between Denver am) Cliiiago. the most pcrlict dining ca service In the world "A U Carte ' through firat-class I'ullman Sleeper everv day between bait Lake City am Chieagu vfa the scenic line, personally conducted escursion. in ordinary IHtllman sleemng earsortwaweekfrom Portland and San trancisco to Omaha, Chtcogo, Buffalo ?.i. ih l" ,.',ew 10r ' 'o Ureal &lt Lake Itottte, vrltlHwt change To V. Iilcago. o annov-lntt transfer n, rt,.. v-ago. These caw are provide with all weekly periodicals for free use of our Tn . r ,u"u" iniormatton, maps, folders, etc, call on your nearest ticket agent, or write to A. K. COOPKR. Gen'l AgenU Pass. Dept. I'ortland, Ore. See Our NewLineoTGo 6ari.s and Baby Carriages, F. W. HOLLIS & GO. 1st Door North of Post Office. Brewster & White! MEAT AND r0ULTItY- 91 corjRT st. moss 1781. McCoy Stage. Lcavea Willamette sUblea:20 a. m IVrrydale and return samo day. X ST'i'tI i ana MK'I drtv "$ iivered along the line, S 19 if K K er Hay, Grain. Mill Food. Flour, Salt. Land, Plaster, Seeds, eto SKKD FIKLD CORN SEED SWKET CORX All th chnev varieties in stock, at the lowest prices iu the city Flee delivery; prompt servke The Feed Men. MiloC. Matthews Sarceaaor to Edwanli A Uitthews MttA.Tantf POULTKY MARKET Davis OTEAM WOOD SAW W T,wo. Machines Work Don- Qulokly I jmusmIm o iKh rrsm! Mate street near railroad. Fresltest I "a ' aeats. My patrons say I keep the ht-si meata in town. The German Market Will be found all kinds of ! meat nd the beat ol sausage. FREE DELIVERY. All bills drve the late firm of Wolt A Mleacke must.be paid. OJOL,2, St SON 171 Commercial SU market M AstHiT Yaa Pa.c Mf mm ttwUkjikmmtm lWa;'SJStaafcttjBlta