The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 31, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texth n ft ri jfHf Decoration Day SeVftntv millions of oeoDle will unite in pavin.e the last tribiite of a nation's gratitude to- its heroes. In every heart is love--in everv flmiiPht ndmimtionon everv toiurue. praise- MP forthdse gallant men who laid their lives upon the altar of ," 1L ' .. If f il.. Oi I Cl.: Tli... (intra incir country in aeiense 01 we oiuts auu ompw. mcy t " written their names indelibly upon the pages of history ftwmes that will live as long as the dome of heaven canopies Their graves. Wd n 'tiltii it pvr ftutu diija Wnh 'li! aad X flnti G. A. R. Uniforms ssJ 1 THESE SUITS. WE HAVE THEM MADE 1SAME CAREFUL 1 MARKS ALL OUR J J ATTENTION TO PRODUCTIONS. ARE HEAD- TERS FOR WITH THE DETAIL THAT Blue Flannel Color Guaranteed Special Bargains $9.50 .. i -pi ftiltt utiift , ViUiji Willi Upnti wrf iJCMi V. 111 10 i7'""5i ;oii2 . tabli , until K i 1 m eil" -nl. -a I' sah&K jo i5 M i5 lulmij BinmS mIiiii tax 5 "WW9J5 JIB 5 Imi Vi Bill 0 1 uou f Vlt 10 IS ill eUe sfibln 6. W. Johnson & 6o.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. I adies Parly Slippers ON THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE. $1.50 BLUE. SATIN PINK SATIN KED KID WHITE Lacy's bboe stor? O'V atnto &t tub mu journal DY HOFGR UHQTHKItU. THURSDAY, MAY :il 1 I IKK). Rim uo- roi ,in ," ?"" Dnlly Ono Your. 93 OOln Aclvnnoo. rf Dally Four Month 9 1 In Ailvnnco Hem Wookly Ono Yonr 8I.OO In Ailvnnco "illtfh - jM, , TIID JOURNAL'S CRITICS. ,Mtoi Tiiu Journal, mul Its editor, (who It a ml' I'caudidato for tho legislature on tlio KWlWlVtmnrrnllri. Pltl-row' lloLnU l nl. mill . ' fialtett IUHIIUIUI UI HUIIIU 111 HIIR 111111 palgn from it few Individuals who run ef Iftinot rise nbovo their own iwraonal feel rW'liiK. Ono thing thesoeritlcsrannot any: " H that Tub Joi)kai. or Iti editor has over JjJ'jf'dl.'d - i'd 'l '' n"k'ht for tlio In- toruitn of lliii city and (or nil its public Institutions. Tlio editor ol Tiik Joint. NALdld vololn tlio leglalaturo of 1KUS '"""for ll tho Salem appropriations, for tho .-.- normal Khoqli, and for noino othur n ITwproprintlona and la proud of tho fact, lln.li.Now for our critics: foe wjlt.n tho I'tuh organ at Hnlom ptiblUhoa nnonynious arllolcn ilyiipd 'IndeH!ndont Voter" and "Many Pom. ""ocroU." It liiuit lw (Miking to Kot jQrrjIctablo InlliU'iicon It hai ulwaya s opikuimI to father Ita tniiroprMontHtluu. n iriii' forsorlo iietxl no rvply and will R delrt thoiueolvoi, na dkl III fermnl HVettor from W. W. Jtldar to Frank Q Vurbln u lh08 dufout ln Wain, tho JS Republican rondldato for vhorlfT. Si ZLTho ramiwlgu maturlal urod In tho prcw and In (lie county ottnvaM (audit haa all n iux boforu.) mm compiled, by ono 0. 1). Moorva, Hho na iicaker mt lu nwrly a month in 1805 rovUliiK Journalaof tho Uouaoat 1 10 a day. 9 mioiau. i. Aiooroa oi naionir iiu Vraa tlia apcakor in 1809 who voted imputm tlio cntlns appropriation bill, 'Wlillu K. llofer, tho man ho U now flchU lng, fouKbt for every item on that ap propriation till, and lu that IctfUhtturo defended every inlurwl ol tbo CtUl City and Marlon oiHinty and th tAta at largo, llofor Imiouly ono resivl, that "Wio Ipyally wipiwrted Moormi for pNker. became. Mooroa' only objwt lu nottlni; to io lrglalaturo waa to k;ot a fMnral mlWe for Utmaelf, Mooroa' ivconl a au iugrate la ell Vnowrn to many private citlwiu of 8a. and to every public man n v H r11 x. 3 w. 8 s B whom ho hna uvor comu in contact. Or. J. N. Hmith ha tlio roputnllon of helm? n dod(cr. llo ha provun it over and over on tliln cmupniKU. llo ru (KiatiHlly triwl to convoy tho Impression to tlio Hxplo of Murlou county that ho holpod ImiUKurnto tho Halom OltUona' movomunt and wild frlondly tojthnt ml. mlniatrntloii. Tho facts nro whun tho leudliiK Itopubltcnna of tlili city uuro meotliiK to put up tlio CitUons' ticket two years no Dr. Binltli unit with ilium for it week, Hit was prenont nt n num. bor of thoir muforuncoa nnd thun dmlKCiI to tho olhor rido, furnlahed tho l'mli nil tho information ho hud obtained whllo meotliiK with tho oltlreuR' and then got out of aluht when tho llnnl atrtiKK!o enmo on. Ho unduiHi iiotn tlio UltltciiH and tho 1'uah nnd la now trying to maku both aides Iwllovo ho la with them. Tim Doctor inndo the plea tlmt ho could not takoatdea becauao ho wna nttho time n ciudldnto for superintendent of tho naylum. Tlio (untion la, has ho not been n traitor to both aides? If ho la not n traitor in our local potltlua bo lant least n rank dodger. JOURNAL X-RAYS The Democrats and Populists lire going to vote thulr tluket pretty atrulght next Monday. t t 'Jli lion. 1'. II. D'Aroy has joined tho unsavory trio of muted polllloliiua who are fighting Kiauk Durhlu. t Ilowlaud, Downing and Hall should Ira given a tecond term ; but onu term la ouQiigh for sheriff Durhlu, any the push. X I I Votufor Klder for county judge, but put W. W.Oulvcr, for conimllntr in the county court with him and give Marlon county a new deal, t The city of Halum had not had u decently honest or economical adinluta tratlon lu teu yenra until tbo Itepubllwn machine aa uerthrowu. The Hople are going to do the same thing for Marlon county, and aloan up the Oregon legislature for once Into the bargain, t t riieUraugeraof Ongou do not want appropriations but for the c.iimon schools. t t I The unwritten law fliat prevails In all Oregon communities whereby n worthy officer aucceeda hlmcclf lor a, second time should bo enough to put Frank Durbln back Into tho shrievalty of "oldMartoti." Ho Is worthy in every sense of tho word, nnd tho word may be used with out derogation of Charles Murphy. . The Statesman's editor, who is a law yer, says that tho county judge ought to be n lawyer, too. Perhaps Bob could bo hired to inject somo of his superior skill I into that office? Lawyers have been such n benefit to tho county court in tho past that It's n wonder that tho pcoplo don't rife, up nnd insist upon every ofllco betng filled by n lawyer 1 t I 4 To sco little doc Smith's 1 1 ration against Uotof printed In the Statesman signed "Independent voter" and "Many Democrats" Is rich reading for tho push, but it rounds a littlo stalo to tho general public, who cannot fall to rccognlr.o tho sewli)gs. t i t Four years ago tho Statesman dubbed J.N. Smith tlio"J.lttlo Hawed off-Poo-llali." Today It calls him n tower of strength and intellectual giant. Whllo the Statesman, the Sentinel, E. II. Hagg, Littlo Doc Smith, and all other push Influences aro doing their utmost and meanest to head off F. W. Durbln from tho shriovnlty, tho long, headed, short-pockctcd tax payer Is getting ready to smooth Mr. Durbln's path to tho succession in that ofllco. Tho taxpayer Is tho only effectlvo enemy tho politician has to contend with. t Their program! Four of tho ItcpublU enn legislative candidates nro. against Normal schools, nnd little doc smith Is ngnlnst Hofcr. That will rave the country I t t I 4 Two prominent Polk county farmers who have twlco voted for Hart for county superintendent said yesterday: "Wo can't trust him as prosecuting nt torney, brcnusu the young man hasn't had tho experience." t X X Tho push press ol Salem nnd Marlon county will find before they're through with Frank Durbin, that the taxpayers hereabouts have at Inst leerped to ills tlnguish between pnrty-tics nnd pockct'tlcs. t X X If tho Statesman Scutlnnl light on Frank Durbin, shall result in the ami cuhlo absorhtiou of the lesser sheet by tho larger, it will be n relief to Sheriff Durhlu to know ho haa hut ono paper to lenoro rather than two, during his second turm of olllcu. . Col. Tom Wait hits tho bull's-iiyn on Toiiguo In reference t) the war claims of tho Indian U'nr Veturnus, lleru is tho cold froton truth: "Mr. Toiiguo Ih a Itepuhlicnu, eangress Is thu same; if ho had the Inllucnco that n member of the majority party should have, ho could gut tho bill pasaed to indemnify us for our Juat demands, nnd should have too much mauliood about him to play the bthy act by pitying the Democrats would not vote with him." 1 I t Dr. J, N. Smith la sunt out by the push to abuse and vilify Durhlu ami (Infer. Ho ohuya oidora, and does it like it Trojan. Then ho niKilogitca to their friends that he fa compelled to do it. He should not Ihi blamed for this, iiu is not hli onu master, nnd simply deea ua ho la bid by Ida "Steerers." I I 4 T. Y. McClellnn, for assessor, on the Union ticket should receive tho suport of every farmer nnd honest taxpayer. Ho la an educated man, n laud surveyor, and a good Judge ol farm values. He does not prctsnd to know the values of merchandise and city property, but will put In a competent man to assess the city of Salem, and he will not be run by the Itepubllcan push either, t t t The Tongue fautlou now swear tlmt K he la re-elected, woe be unto Marion county. He owes tbia county nothing, in the boast of Ida manager. STATESMAN'S LATEST CHARGES THAT D'ARCY, AND 1113 FRIENDS ARE FOR JEFFREY. D'Arcy and Ills Frkods Are Quietly Flfhtlnr the. Ltaicrs of the Qfposllion Ticket, Mr. P. II D'Arcy and bis friends, it appears from the above interview, worked seriously to secure tho nomina tion of Mr. Jeffrey at tho state conven tion. It is generally understood tlmt Mr. D'Arcy and his friends aro now working hard to procure the election of Mr. Jeffrey as district attorney for this district. Ills evening organ Is continu ally saying that only Jeffrey, and not Hart, Is capahlo of "handling the ballot fruad cases ;" that whenever "big crimi nals" nro to bo prosecuted. Mr. Hart will bo unnblo to "handle them," etc. Baiem Htnteatnan, .MayZV, 1U00. Why docs tho Itepubllcan organ scok to convoy tho impression tlmt Mr, D'Arcy and "Ills friends" aro supporting Mr Jeffrey for district nltornoy? Mr. D'Arcy is leaving no stone un turned to defeat Durbin, Klder, Hofer, and probably nil on the Union ticket. Mr. D'Arcy is reported saying: "While I mil nt it I might ns well fight tho whole combination." Ho has no poli tical favors or protection to expect at tho hands of the Union party and de serves none of Any party. Hon. P. II. D'Arcy Is a gentleman so unfortunately associated In tho minds of tho people with tho nttcmptal ballot box frauds of 1R98, that it is tho great cat unwisdom to drag his namo Into this campaign. Kven assuming tlmt ho wag Innocent of all complicity with tho effort mado to steal tho circuit judge ship from Hon It. P. Dolso, lie was at least willing to profit by tho crime that was committed. Is not the above statement of fact enough to show why the Statesman would have It appear that "P. II. D'Arcy and his friends" nro supporting J, A. Jcffrey.7 The Jouu.val, has not brought Mr. D'Arcy in to this fight. It has treated him with tho charity of silence. Hut when n Itepubllcan paper seeks to help ono of its candidates by parading "Mi. A MOTHER'S STORY. Tolls About Hor Daughter's TJlnoss and How Bho was Boliovod Two Lotto m to Mrs. Pinkham. "Mna. Pixkuam : I write to tell you about my daughter. She is nineteen years old and la flowing all the time, nnd haa been lor about three months. The doc tor doca her but very little good, if any. I thought I would try Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, but I want your ndvice before beginning ita use. I hnvo become very much alarmed about her, ns she is getting so weak." Mns. Matilda A. Camp, Manchester Mill, Macon, Ua., May 21, 1S!9. "Deah Mns. ItaK ham: It aiTords me irrcat pleasure to tell you of the benefit my daughter has received from tho uso of Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound. After beginning tho uso of your medicine she began to mend rapidly ami Is now able to be nt her work. Her menses arc regular and almost pal ales. I feel very thankful to you and expect to always keep your Vegetable Compound in my house. It Is tlio best medicine I ever knew. You have tuy permission to publish this letter If you wish, it may be tho means of doing others good." Mits. Math.ua A. CAiir, Manchester Mill, Macon, Go., September 18, 1800. Waff WHY USE WilbaclTMatTTle? O.R.&N. rrtimi THEY GIVE A OOflU akW W - alV ,Js If BEttinaE THEY GIVE A LtOnT AND ABB 1XWCI LIVED WE BELL TIIBKK ORADKSt rlres ONK Vrlce 60 e. moo PEPAKTl roa Chicago a.m a-,.. i-,-t iMn In disi.Um. Durable aua 's&sratt NO. lw: TheoTdsUnitbr,ofr)odlMtlnqultyanagmng ..w v gpec(l, ..lDEALTUN'ot qu. m good ffriltr but gtrlng sne candle power a, the No.yTT, and at hair .M w Anro&m?ntl pefon and burner. PPrlj fdjustrf at atoTor.tea lid uativ B . SALEM GA8 Boo le anc Flrcr C.wptn Belli light, ""- .' ,.- ln..hnvthPIHU1TOU we Dare gu siotct . --" --- .. , rri,n Krtt. I.TOIIT CO 71 UnemCKeui at.. i.-ic."" - Allan, immmmama 110 EX. "" p, m 9V6i 1 10 p. m. in What. You That 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 rOSTOFFlCE QKOCKIIY THE UNION-TICKET Cnndldatos For State and District Offloos at the Juno Eleotlon, For Supreme Judge Geo, Oroen For Food Commlsiloner W, M. Bcbulmerlcb, WM&iugton county. Conjtriuimn-ririt District Bernard Daly, LAte county. For Prosecuting Attorney John A. Jeffrey, Ma rion lAmniy. MAntOX CODNTT TICKET. IteprestDtatlTM urorae I,. Ilrown. ol flt.Tton. John II. Dlmlck, ol Hubbard. K. Hofer. of Bilem. A. II. Iluilelson, of JefTonon. D'Ar:y and his friends" na supporting it rmultilnln ,111 Hi,, TTnlnn tloL.,1 1 I (Jeorse W. Week., of Howell. ,,;. , ....--...-.. -w-., . ... ckniulr Judge-W, V, Klder. of BUyUiii. D'Arcy Imjco me legitimate material for I Bherlif-Frsnk vv. Durtin, of Howell, campaign discussion, where otherwise o&Vh&$nKSK;r. he would hn. entitled to tho oliecurlty iT7vH?.Vh0f,S!!l".l2"- of silence and tho mantle of charity. Mr. ' commiiiionor-w. w cuiVer, of HMne'y. D'Arcy has been persistent in his nttackB &fTn,VrtnSSd.S:! "' """""" tion tho Union county ticket. It is KTOAa-.,''V.f.V.?i.??Jl'e.!nn.n....M generally ndmitted that hois aupport-, For Cowiable Balem Dlitrlct J, II, Lewis. lng the larger art If not sll of the Ite joint discussion. publican ticket. Tll Republicans and , Democratlc-CIl'- ii. ..... ...t ... u' ii ..... ...m it xens will hold n joint discussion on the IoApH!are,latoolhunwith Hon. fouownK dftte8 nnd places In Marion 0, II, Mooros and other" who nro taking county. Oreizon : n lending active part in directing the personal light on the leaders of the Union ticket. Mr. D'Atcy has been showing up nt soveral of the Catholic precincts on the exploded theory that he carried some Catholic votes lu his ock. et. Mr. D'Arcy's fight on Sheriff Dur hlu, when that gentleman as an olllclul had treated him only too well, is well understood. Thu attempt ol thu States man to maku n point ngaluat Mr. Jeffrey may lie excusable on tho ground that all is legitimate In a pollticnl campaign, but all thu facts are against any candidate on the Union ticket being owned or un der nny Inlluunco whntover by "Mr. D'Arcy or his friends." Mr. D'Arcy or hl friends have a perfert right ns eltl kciis to suport anyone they see lit, but the Statesman has no right to hit Mr. Jeffrey over the head of "Mr. D'Aroy nnd his friends." Frank C. Diker A Co. Porihind.Oiegon, Heal Katntu, farming anils a specialty. Farm loaua negotiated. Send fur blank applications. dttwQ-'JHtf One louse. It. 11. Itutlcr, aged I'd waa received at tho naylum yesterday, from Wheeler county. T0K8DAY. Mar. 10 a. tn. llrooki. 1 1. m. Howoll. THUU8DAY, MAY 31, 10 a.m. Ilullevllfa. 'I p. m. Hubbard. 8 ii. m, Aurora. FHIDAY, JUNK I. 10 a. ra. Uhampocg. 'i p. m. 8t. rnl. HATUKDAY, JUNK 3. 2p, in. and remainder or day Halcra. F. T. WllKIHTMAN, Chairman Itepubllcan Central Com mittee. W. 8. Mott, Chnlrninn Demobrntlc-Citlxens' Cen tral Committee. The Rest Prescription for Malaria. Chilli Mid fover Is a bottle of Orore's Tuteleu OlillTnnlr, It 1 simply Iron atij quinine In a fadeless form. No cure, no pay, I'rlro 60c. oioeincod HBATING! STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER, estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially rtni nt hntip;f nriPM rruit and nop uryer worK a specimty. T. S BURBOUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II REMOVA E. It. COLGAN hns removed to tho Now Saloon, tivo doors south of the old stand, wherohis former patrons and tho public generally will receivo court eous treatment . Choico Liquors nnd Ugnrs. 223 ComiMcia Street. Phone U 6 TIME SCnKDOlK. FramtFortland. Bair, Bait Lake, Denver Ft. Worthl HKffftMSE":.. Sif' Hl.4 w !. w,"-"-w- -, Wall Walla, Spokane, Minne apolis, ni, iaai, uuium, ill! waakee Chicago and eoit. VIA HUNT1NQTOH OCKAN BTEAMHIIIl-H. Fur Ban Franclaoo, eau erery nva uaya. 8fH- rn VIS' a. m. 1.10 t p. p. tininunii ittvvu I'o Aaterla a'ud way LnDding.,t ""' Learc Halera- WILliAMKTTK ItlVKIt For 1'orllmiU, Ncwlwrg and way MnUltun. Monday Wednet- ilay anil trriaay at iu.uu a. in, 'i'aecday, ThuradayaDd Batnr day at CM) a. iu. ArSa- tatM aallrn I P FOU CORVALLI8 And way jwluts Tuesday, Thureday and Oatur. day, 4.00 p. in, WILLAMETTE IltVEIl DIVISION. Dally boats to l'ortlund as abore. Tramferi t street car line at Uregou City If Hie sieaoitn ara (lelnicd there. Ticket, to all point, la Orteod WaiUluxton, California or i he East. DaJ,i checked thioagh from Balera free. Cholie rail or river routo to Portland. Connectloi made at 1'oitlaud with all rail, ocean and river liuc W It. IIUKLUUKT, (Jen, I'as. Agt , Furtlaud Or 0. M, lWVKIlij, Agent, Trado Street dock, Btltm Corvallfs k Eastern Railroad TIME CA11D. For Yuqulnu: Trulu leaves AiDuny w.ibp, hub;... in 1:55 p. ui 7:25 p. u, See Our NewLlneofGo-Gfts and Baby Carriages, F. W. MOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Post Office. Brewster & White 01 couiit st. rnoXE 1781. lUsetall at Mt. Aniel. Tho baseball team of the Mt. Angel college will cross bat with tho Mult nomah Amatour Athletic club tomorrow, Wednesday, on the Mt. Angel diamond. A lively gnmu is anticipated, and it promises to be nearly as much fun as thu joint canvass. Somethlaf Mew All new productions In (otogrnfa, pas tell, platinoid and crayon at the Hex Studio. Amatour work made to satisfy all cus tomers. eodAw tiny, drain. Mill Food, Flour. Salt, Land, Plnstor, Seeds, oto SEED FIELD COUS SEED SWEET COUS All the ehnicA varieties in stock, at the lowest prices iu the citv MEAT AND POULTRY. MiloC.Matthews Bucccwor to Kdward. & Matthew. M1EAT nnd HOUhTHV MARKET Fieo delivery; The Feed prompt service. Men. SALEM LODGES f. j. w. w. Salem Camp No. lis. Meets etvry Friday areL p. 7:30. iu A. O. U. W. ball, Stalo Ini. bldg. F X. lkmlllrrd. C. O.i W. A. Moorcs, clerk, rutin It, Moore, blk KOHICSTICHS OH" AMICUIOA Court Sberwood Forctt No. IV. Mreu Friday nights In Turner bloek, John M, Chae, ('. It A U Brown Bccy, ll-17-lyr Flour Bin Stnto street near railroad. Freshest and liest meats. My patrons say 1 keep the best meats in town. Truln leaves (Jorvnl TiuId arrives Yuqulua llcturnlng: Leaves Yuqulna ti'OOa.m Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a.m Arrives Albuuy 12:15 p. ru. For Detreit: Lcuvcb Albany 7:00 a. m ArrlveB Detroit 11:30 a, in 4 KcturnlDg: Leaves Detroit 12:20 n. m, Airlvcs Albany 6:45 p.m. Ono and two connect, at Albany and Corvallls with Southern 1'acirJc tialns giving direct Bervlco t3 and from New port and adjacent beaches. Trains fur the mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, giving ample time to reach camping grounds on the Ilrcitcnbusb and Uantlatu river the sumo day. II. U WALUKN. KDWIN BTONK. T F. A P. A. Managur 1UUNKK Aaeut, Albany, Ore. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Pacific Co. Southern THE SHftSTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for l'ortlund and nay stations at 5:40 a. us. , 7:54 a. u. ami 4:05 p.m. I.T l'oriTand..... b:!SU A M I,V balera .110 A M The German Market Will be found all kinds of meat and tho best of sausage. FltEE DELIVERY. All bills duo the Into firm of Wnlt A Miescko must bo paid. WOLsZ, St SON 171 Commercial St. FHEEBURGER' MEAT MARKlT la open niain under new management, and ve will supply jou with the lineal fresh meats, lard etc. put up In tho cleanest and best htpe and promptly delivered. Come nnd see us. Phone. Main 2010. VAX PAIM k CO. TO BE GIVEN AWAY CUSTOMERS, ALSO A TO OUR mmtmrntommms The littler Part, Of valor ladlKcrellnn," and the Hotter pirt of thu IriMtineiit of tllMuiao i nruvoniion. Dlsiwu orlulnttuo In iiupurllleain the bltMHi llootl'n S.tr anptrllla purllles tlio bluoti People wlm tuke It at thU aonaon aay they nro kepi lieulthy the your round. It It loaimo thla medicine expel linpur It lea ami makua the blood rluh ami Inwltli glvnik! All liver Ills aro cured by Uood'it Pills. 'Jio. a Lieut SUter l KllleJ. IWdHW, May ,'U. Th awlonkl ulllre hua nveUiMt advkea i Aeerttl, tho Ilrltlah gold eoaat. aayiug that smalt furiH) of llauiaus from Pmhtm, wm in uuled by Lieut, Shttvr had Usui at taeked and HUter and several others killed. UN w LDtl Jlwn, dmxsi I Ivui tna, !' hunt JWN '44 iiM) V ir t-i the apimiprialmna for Normal achoola V M H H HMHiUIII an.! tl,u l.t.,lt...l ..11.... -.. ..ft 1M.. u . . fAncllmattftrt f aM WW m t 4 ' ktUHJiM'S : PILLS : OeiUMgenulnelfrou' ' waul to U cuivd. ' ' and the Agricultural college cut off.Thi y Constipation, aay out oft tho State UnUeraity flrat . . tnulgoatlon, with itpuiiieau legislative c-auui. ; ; kwiiuujiicss, datuadralam thai 1'iey ate tpotl to all Skit Headache, ii ,i " ' ' i i i i -. .i 1 1 ' Ubm,wwm WMoan's NpRaare No vhwiho's tuM'lMi. ran lw eooipltU vb-ut ehlUrtn , It Is tier uktur Ui lav and want intui the ditadlul oedtat Ihiuujih wkwu the viiwitatil itiolacr luu&l tka. hawvcr. u fc luhl wliu nalw, audeiiac and lUnger, tbat ttur my thought of It fills her , cUUra,curdbr WritMHItl McMtaASScMla, , t aVua ataraa. MHUMtlilA Our fco returnoil if wo fail. 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Come one, Mute all. mi are cordially Invited to attend, llv onleref the President . W. P. Minaa. O. J. Pakkkk, beertary. 14-7 Peace DeelireJ Why devote all your lime reading the Uoer War aitd the Gold FwWls ol AlaikaT There are other mat tors o vital importance; you may make a trip hast, and will want to know twu-.. travel, lnonlmr In Kv il,.. l.... .. vice, nso tho Wiaoonain Central Ry . between 8t. Paul and Chwago. For ales and other 1 nformation, write Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore Two Dailv Solid Vestibuled Trains. FItOM PORTLAND or SAC RAMENTO toDENVElt.OMA HA. KANSAS CITY and ST. LOUIS. Lena than 3 davs to CHICAGO will,. out change; only ono change to New otk and othor Eastorn points. No other line does it. Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining and Library Cars (barlnir shop) nnd free reclining chaircars. For rates, Tickets nnd full informa tion via either route, apply to W. W. Skinner. Agent S. P. Co. Salem Oro. Or J. II. 1-otiikoi', Gen'l Agent, No. 1H5 Third St. Portland Or. Ar ''l"i' Ar Sacramento..... Ar Bau Krauclnco.. .. ArOgden. ..JZ Ar Denver... Ar Kama. L'ltr Ar Chicago . . I D Angcle . Ar Kl I'aio Ar Kort Worth... Ar City of Mexico. . Ar iioimon Ar New Orleans, Ar wasnlDKiou. Ar New York .. Pullman trains, .12 30 A M . .00 i it 7.45 T M .i.tUU .9110 A M . 7.-2i A M . 7.U A M rrsoFM .tvo V u . S.S0 A M . 15 A M , B.M A M . 124 r M . U A M .l'J,t3 I' M i.. r u iuj3r u 12 1- U iMkU 1.15 A U "il.tlAM 10 A li TJiAU f.AU ioTu noru itu 1M A U S3i A U nru :4I A U ia.i3 r u bMn and ToiiriBtB ears Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden nnd El Paso, nnd tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washington. nt Snn Frandisco with Bev Connecting ernl steamBhlp erni steamship lines (or Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and outli America. mo Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at Salaia Station, or address O. II. MARKHAM, G. r. A Portland, Oregon, Canadian Pacific Hy SooJaciOc Lino. Lowest rates Best servira To and from all points East and Europe. The only line running through CI P.U I , Ut. I an i uciT .nuct ' 10 of Without Change. TondIo Monlrtt' Boston. 11(111(1 Royal Mall Steamship Line to Japan and China. Canadian and Anstralixn bteamahlp Line to II oandAustra in n NicCoy Stage. Leaves WillaniMiiA atnK) n.on . . dally for Uncoln, Zem, MeCoy.'and ivrryuaie and return came day. New hwk, moa horaes ami careful driver. Parcels UivJiverwl alonit the Hue. " K. K. Dvia. BeAratka Tfcs lad Tea fan aairi BaU Jf-2aWaaS7 ChKigi, Itock Islapd A Pacific Ity m sin The favorite line to all pomta east llroad, estibuledand up-to-date trains Mween Pueblo and Denver, and Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City, making direct connection in Chicago with all morning trains east. First-clara Pullman Sleepers Library Iluffet care, between Donver and Uiiengo; the most ier(jct dining ca. wrvice in the world "A La Carte:' tlirojigh UraU-lase Pullman Sleeper even day between Salt lake City and Chicagli wa the scenic line, perwnally conducted excursion in ordinary Pullman sleeping caraoneeaweekfrom Portland and San trancisixj to Omaha, Chicago. Iluffalo, Uiieago and New York via the Great sslt Uko Route, without change to ...vku. .o annovimr transfer in f'i,i. Cairo. These ears ara nmvMi.1 alii, is I weekly wriodicala for free use of our patrons. Jor further information, maps, lowers, etc, call on vour iimtmi iit.,, agent, or write to , A. E. COOPER, Oen'l Agent. Pass. Dept. Portland, Ore. For ratesiand Informatloa apply to C M LOUKWOOD , . Aucnt Salem Ore. II. II, A twit, Agent Portland. . J.Coyle, A-U.P A, Vnncoiiver H.O QTEAM WOOD SAW V Two Machines Work Dona Quickly. rMnl,ie3,blaok- veorderaat rwiduuco on I2th atreet, or Stelner'a market M Va.nFlskt, YkwPabc. 8tf Orrgoa Slion Line Railioad The Direct Route U Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite rnute. the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Lli or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines. No Change of Carsi On the Portland-Chicago Special, "tka flneat in the West." ' Equipped With Elepant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S'eepers SuerbLlbrarvBuffetCars Splendid Dinnors, Meal's a la carte cree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable. Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete v Vestibuled For further information apply t? .U.NAGEL, W.E.COMAh Trv. Paaa. Agt. W1 Ageot "! "ir-ier .