The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 01, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text7 W :. 6-' a f !rt i. tt' 3 't Decoration D(l!l ROUGH ON SALEM. POSITION OP THE REPUBLICAN LEGISLA TIVE CANDIDATES. Seventy millions of people will unite in paying the last i a corWndnt snows That Tnir policy ww i I-A rt f m i a n 'm . l!li J a i. i.- fMMM.A Im AaA ! 4- sr I Indira Cftfom'ss II is ! . ' k ." .. - tribute or a nation s gratitude to ts heroes. In every heart is love in every thought admirationDn every tongue, praise far those gallant men who laid their lives upon the altar of irreir country in aeiense or me oiars ana am pes. i ncy nave written their names indelibly upon the pages of history names that will live as long as the dome of heaven canopies their graves. Injure Salem's Business Interests. G. A. R. Uniforms 35, ARE HEAD QUARTERS FOR THESE SUITS. WE HAVE THEM MADE WITH THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION TO DETAIL THAT J MARKS ALL OUR PRODUCTIONS. 2 Blue Flannel 4 Color Guaranteed J Special Bargains $9.50 ) 6. w . Johnson & 60.. The Peoples Olothicrs and Furnishers. Sai.km, Or., Juno 1, 1OO0. Editor Jeurnal: But: Following closely the utterances of the Republican candidates for tlio legislature, on tlio Marlon county can vnss during tlio pant 10 days, 1 believo I am ui to In drawing a conclusion that tlio entire flvo gentlemen seeking that FIGHT ON JEFFREY MADE ONLY BY A PERSONAL iMALCOH-TENT. The Msn Whom John A. Jeffrey Threw Out of Puttie Meetlnr Mikes Kick. JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS ADDRESSES A LARGE AMD APPRECIATIVE . AUDIENCE AT MARION SQUARE. McMlnnrllle Telephone-ilegltter. Tlio Reporter lost week published somo alleged "record" of tho work of John A. Jeffrey, while district attorney of tho first district, which, it claims shows Mr. Jeffrey is not competent to fill that office Tho stalormnt given is from tho Valley Record of Ashland, Or- honor on thatsldu of the political fence. cgon, which paper is edited by n mid- oro unequivocally committed to a policy roader, Kaiser by name, who is a bitter that shall defeat all appropriations, at, Personal enemy of Mr.Jcffroy onaccount I I adles Party Slippers ON THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE. $1.50 BLUE SATIN PINK SATIN KED KID WHITE Lacy's bboesfor? 0V State 6t f THE DAILY JOURNAL JBV HOPEH UnOTHBHH. FRIDAY, JUNK 1 flXX). Dully Ono Your, S3 00 In Atlvanan. Dally Pour Month in Advnnoo wooKiy Ono Yoar 8I.OO In Advnnoo VETERANS' DEATH HATE Our pooplo who hovn again ihown such loyal iulcrcfllln tho Vulcran Koldlort by tho observance of Memorial Jay, will bo tutori-itcd In tho fact that tho Vot orans, of tho Ovial War nro dying off at tho rnto of alwt 3Jtf per cent tan nnnuiii. Commissioner Evans ostlnmto that thoro aro about im.OCj surylvors of tlio Civil War. Of this iiiimW thoro wero on tho pension rolls Inst year 7-13.4(17. During tho year 1,787 pensioned vol orniiH dlwl. Asiumlng that tho (It-nth rato among those not pensioned Is tho eamo as among tho pensioners, tho total number of veterans who died dur. tho year would bo about .TO.UW. Commissioner Kahus estimates that tlio nverago ago of tho veterans who still survive, Is about CU years. Tho last survivor of the War of 1812 died last summer, 75 years a! lor tlio close of that war. Atthusamo rnto, thoro will probably bo n fow survivors of the Civil War still living In 111 10. MR. T0NCUIT3 DECLARATION. "Thoro Is an urgent appeal front tho voters of Oregon to tho ramlldato (or congrtMS in tlio first district to nmVo u declaration of Ills principles. They want to know something nlout tho probable actions of their repiesoiitatitu and his nttltudoou tho vital Issues befoio the country. Dr. Daly is a pleasant gentle man, but a kiullo and a liamUhako do not satisfy tho natural dvslro of tlio In tolllgent voter to know for in lint HIele ho is casting his ballot when ho goes to tlio polls. When lie tolas fur Mr. Tongue ho knos oxastly what ho is doing. Who Is authorised to y w hat a voto for I). Daly mean?" Daily Oro. Banian, May W, 1U00. If we take tho OregonUn's word (or it, Mr. Tongue's "declaration of principles" before his election to congress from (his district, must bo construed like Itory U'Mooru'H dream "lly Contraries" In order for "tho Intelligent voter to know for whnt pillcivs ho Is eiutlug his ballot when ho goes to tho jiolls," I'urhaps tho "frightful example" set by tlio honorable gentleman whom Mr. Daly hopes to succeed accounts for tho remark attributed to tho doctor by tho Tonguo organ horo-"A CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE MUST UK OAUKt'UI. WHAT UK BAYS." nCDNAHD DALY'S TKInUTE TO THE ORE GON VOLUNTEERS. Daly Intrixlucod in tho Senate, on February 11, IHM), Sonatu .'olut Resolu. lion No. la, of which tho following Ih tho preamble! " horeas tho people o( Oregon re gardless of tmrty allllintlons, are do sirlmiH of oxpressliig their Uhii feel, lugs of gratitude to and their admir ation fur, thoixxirugoof tho Oregon soldiers, who have so nobly offered their lives in tlio defense of op. mossed humanity, in avenging tho loss of the .Maine, in Udialf of civil, uatton, and to defend tho honor and prestige of the American Hug, etc." Tha Btatesjiian shows its great oll tical wisdom by publishing tho above niu!ilien berating J. Hamilton IawIs for not agreeing wllh him. Tho troublo is, Lewis is not a candidate fori-ougro), andll pralso I torn a rd Daly for tho almvonulilo sentiment. the next session of tho legislature, in bo half of tho Normal schools and other ed ucational institutions heretofore aided by tho state, With all reasonable confidence in tho integrity of this avowed puropso, (slnco it has been made, unremittingly, in tho presenceof n dozen or tnoro mixed audiom-en throughout the county,) 1 am constrained to invito your attention, and tlint of tho business men of the city of Salem, to a contingency conseucntupou their adherenco to such a policy, (should they by any mischance bo elected) that is north, at least, passing consideration. It is this: If tho legislators of Marion band themselves for tho dollborato frus tration tho desires of thoso peoplo in Orcegonwho will look to tho etato for acontmuancaof such aid for tho insti tutions In their midst, what will tho delegations from tho flvo counties so fa vored In tho past, backed by tho sen ators and representatives from Mult nomah, do for Halom and Its Institutions by way ofroprlsal? Do not imagine for an Instant they will sit tnmoly by and see their best and most lmKrtant Intorests sacridrcd liv tho Marlon county dch-gatos, simply for the fulfillment of nnto-clrctlon pledges, Not they. There will follow, acoalition, strong, determined, anil persistent enough, to rcduco tho allowances to tho homo Institutions at tho capital to such sums ns will mean only a beggarly ex istence for each of them, and a corres ponding depletion of tho commercial incomes of tlio merchants hero. "It'sajmor rule that will not work both ways," and tho sooner this is real ised by tho peoplo of Salem, to whom tho rationally ninplo appropriations gen erally inado for tho Institutions hero is of such vital importance, tho better it will bo for all concerned. Such tactless pledges may bo adinlr able "sops" to throw broadcast in the country, but to redeem thorn, or even attempt to redeem them, would bo an act of folly on tho part of a legislator quite as ridiculous and Insincere as thopromisu to do so Is on the part of tho cuiidldato, Politic. RECORDS CONTRADICT, statesman's wilful editorial shown up. LIE All Atuilve Attempts to Vllllfy Sheriff Durbla I'sll list When Put to the Ten uf I'sci. Can't Stand Gold Many children can't stand cold weather. The 6harp winds pierce them, and the keen air hurts them. They have oold after cold, lose flesh, and spring-timo finds them thin and delicate. ScHR&rnufioTb it . ouv.ii uwjro iiuw pol 9 iris liMrtv unit st mncr. Tib ' .'voj, i now atteuipiiiiii to rvi "-""rw"" asi ., i.t. v . r , . r w.i , '" wvey, uiougit noiikiawver, body is better nourished. J"uuuimu prvpauM forth JUSTICE. NOT CHAMITV. . Tho Weekly Independent commits an liiadvertaiirolu tho following referem-o to Jonathan O'Doimld, thoOltUon's win dlduto for Justice of tho xsuo rt hlch is unfortunate, t "Oho our old pioneer friend O'Doimld a chance. Do will not need olllwi long. Id I Kwr. ami U would help him In his old ago, Hero Is a chance to do a littlo practical oharltv and ut tlm mtmu ni.. Kuia man uir Jtimice wno U III every waiiualllloil tihotho old pioneer a Hit J udgo O'Doimld sinroroly appreciate tho kindly leeling and sentiment ox. piotwixl, but liisiala that ho is not plead ing (or votes as a matter ol charity, lie lias a good homo and always makes a living by his trade, of liloh ho Is a mas tr. Ho on)y uai ti juillra for himself, as iio expects to dUeiisu it from tho boneh.but ho Is not a subject of oharity. Ills host offrWud will do well to nerl Ihoiowlvvs a little for this u.auly pion porott oieetion Uay. A gootl deal has boon said alwut Mr. Ilarianiiearlnu on tho caiivasa In Marion county and how ho did up Mr. JelTroy. Tho truth Is l.o couldn't iio up una sldo ol Mr. Jeftrey. Ho only apparel thro lJnilS Oil tho ranvami. ami xinm mm wli havl him m) a ho mado tho samo school IO ThoHtutesmnti under itsprommt man agemeut never reeel(l more than f Ifio toU'OOfor publishing n sheriff's delin quent tax notice of salo, which can Ik proved by all tho sheriff's for sixteen years hack, up to John Knight And tho payment was always mado from the sales and delinquent payments, and never drown from tlio county treasury. The Klulesniaii does not hho as a "re former," hut It would not have the nerve to clmrgo 7H0 for about flftO worth of work, nor would ho want to put a sheriff In such a "hole,1 if wo thought anything of him or his futuro. Sunday Htatesman editorial- Thoshove would m-oiii to bo very plain, but His u juggled Rtutement. Tho sav ing clatifo "tip to John Knight" is u giKXl ono, Imt smmitli subterfuges don't pass for tho truth. Under Wrlghtman, w ho succeeded John Knight, tho states man rvcolvixl (MH) In ono lump for ad vertising delinquent tuxen. Die statement "ami payment was al ways mado from tho sales. NKVKIt DliAWN FHOM TIIK COUNTY TIlKASUIlKIt," is however, a whole llo and a Hat one, (or tho ahovo bill of live hundred dollars was paid by county war rant No. m'i, dated IW lOih. IHIM.aml tho warrant was riH-olntel (or by C. II. Irvine, tho present publisher o( tho Hon tinel who ts now busy howling abiul re fund and economy. Tho hill was Mod May Dili, by John II. Olesy, deputy ulerk, MIomihI May 11th. according to tho court reconl, and the wiirraut itsuotl IVooiiiIkt IOUi, ono day Uforo tho hill was allowel. This mav Im a clerical error, but it is evident tha't uotltiio was lout fiotweeii tho timo of llliug tho bill and tho drawing of the w.uruiit. Tho almvo facts from tho rooord stmw twoixilnt blank Ilea. vli. tlmt It nuv.ir ihargcl over "1160 or UK) for a tax tut' ami that tlm pay for tho same was "iutr draiui from the county trvasury." Ill addition to tho aUn It ran Im bhI.I that tho lax Hots imlillili.xl ,v Tim JouiiNUwore dona at alxtut half tho raio ciiargwi ny tlio Hiatoman In this tMxielalm. hernico hhoriff Durbiii has Ihh'ii In otlU-o sberilT sale notices hao boeu published at f 1)0 iir Ineh, iiuleud of f I IX) tlio pru-u formerly paid, llo lias given lltlimuts tho ukolnt ol tovoral iwiper. ami ha wived lltviu all ono half on this class of work. All haw been tiatel alike, ami no favoritism shoxn and that Is what tlio imiwn wlu are lighting him can't eudiiru. I of somo old scores that started in Southern Oregon. Tho Kecord having proved itself to bo a traitor to reform principles and to tho reform party in Jackson coitnty, that party organ ired a stock company and started tho Monitor Miner In Mcdford, which left tho Volley Itecord without a party. Mr. Jeffrey took a leading part In tho movement to start tho Miner, and tho Valley Kecord was thenceforth lila deadly enemy. Later on tho editor of tho Itecord, with a drunken companion who was a better man whon sober, camo to Mcdford with the avowed intention of causing all the disturbance ho could at a meeting of the I'eoplo's party central committee, and, becoming disorderly was ojectod from the hall by Mr. Jeffrey. Of courso this did not Improve his already "Injured" frama of mind and ho has since lost no opportunity to assail Mr. Jeffrey through his paper In the most rancorous man ner. While his "record" published Is in a very distorted and garbled condi tion it does not show a bad record In so far as ho follows tho facts in tho caso. If it shows anything, it Is that an in experienced man liko Mr. Hart, tho Re publican candid ito for district attorney, could not run that olflco with tho In creased duties added by tho last leglsla turo. Air. Hart has had no experience whatever and besides Is running on a falso claim that ho has actually prac ticed in court. .Hart onco attompted to proiecuto ono Illako for larcency of somo bacon but forgot to either allege or prove that tho bacon had any valuo. These facts nro well known to his friends In Folk county, who oru surprised that ho would claim to have any oxporloncc. This was in a Justice court. Hart also mado ono single attempt to arguo a do miirror in tho circuit court for Folk county, but after staggering through a few authorities ho was kindly told by tho court that tho authorities had no ap plication to tho caso boforo tho court unil was at onro overruled. This is his oxporlenco and the whole thereof ex cept wu Include two petitions which he llled in tlio United Hiatus court at Fort- laud, and which wero knocked out on d'tinurrer It is well known that Mr. Hart has neglected to a considerable ex- Unit his duties us school iniierlntend. cut in Folk county. Tlio flvo years dur ing which ho claims to have practiced law have been snout us follews: Onn year teaching school at Falls City In Folk county, vid tho other four os sup orlntomlent of said county. Mr. Jeffrey sorved as district attorney in tho first district, during which time hu sent men to tho penitentiary and to tho uallowg. and slnco that jtlmo has practiced two yean In Salem whoro ho hus successfully met tho best lawyora In tho ntuto and mado n careful study of tho law in tho stale library, Tho taxpayers of tho district will have no troublo in deciding which ono uf thoao two men to elect to tho otllcu of district uttoriiey. The hottest Mind Tlio ml roniontiuent Ims." Yet, iiunuvor iiuuio in muni, no muii or woman can Imvo perfect contentment wituniib pnysicai iieaitn, Tho blood til list Ik! kent nuro nnil tho huhiiapIi mill digestive oreuns In imod nnlnr. 'I ho best ii'eiiti-i fr this purpose It. IIlKJ.ru SfirtUIMrillu. It, nrnmnllv uures nil blood humor mid eruptions nun nines up too Nystciii. Tho fuvurlto outhurllu Is Hood's FUN. 3 Our Eloquent Nelfhbor discusses Trusts Imperlillim sod Leaves the Money QuMttos Alone. sol I OR JUSTICE OP THE PEACE. Voto for plain Joint UwN tar wu stable, and take no chaiisos mi Inner fw agaliut tho county. A CaoJIJaie Whoie Hecord Proves Ills Fltsess for the Poiltlos. I lie jHHiplo of the ten Balem precincts mount not forget In tho excitement of tho country and congressional campaign, that tlieieii a Justice of the Fearo to elect. Jonathan O'Doimld, tho lteforin ailidldrtto for this iKsitlun. la ll known by all excepting pcrhapa somo ne-r.mor. llo has Iwou a resident ol Mom for -IS j ears, ami has helped, literally ami metaphorically, to build up tho low n. Ho Is n good meclianlo and a goo.1 workman at whatever hu under takes, a reprwentatho of strong, hearty, vt'iilont manhood. He has a splended reoord in tho olllco to which ho now aspires, having sered two terms ome Mjearsago. Ho was elected bra ma. J orlty of 38 tho first tuuo ami bv an In. aroused majority of iro lor tho socoml totm and this in n UroiiKly llemibllcan town. Hols Justly proud of tho (act that iwdecWooof his was oxer reversed by a hlghor ootirt 1 1 ik It o d l.h.kiK a.. a ... Ilrn, n mxia)er Hero sliue 18M, ami it will Ih (ound that hisym luthioadonotloaii to tho skirt o( tho laxwiler. Intact, his ago character and experience flt him (or tlm iwsltion ami ho should bd elected That James Hamilton Lewis is an orator, no one who heard him Thursday evening in Marion rqnare will ever hon estly dispute. Though many among his audience had gone to the equaro to hear John O. Wooloy, the great prohibition orator, who had been announced to speak there, very few indeed left the grove so long as tho flowery periods continued to fall from the lips of tho gifted visitor from our sister state. The Prohibition people had fixed up tho square and tho speaker's stand with new plank seats, but on Mr. Wooley's arrival it was found tnat his voice was not suited for out door Bpcaklng. Bo they procured the Y. M. C. A. hall and very courteously allowed tho other peo ple to reap the benefit of their prepara tions. On account of tho short notice and tho dearth of tho advertising that it was practicable to do, tho audience was not so largo as it would haro been had every ono in this vicinity known that tho noted ex-congressman from Washington was to bo here, yet it was a large crowd forffalein. Tho orator of tho evening was intro duced by Chairman Mott, and until 10 o'clock ho held his hearers charmed with his eloquence. Owing to tho arrangement of tho lights, his appearance was largely a mat tor of guesswork, but his words found their way to all ars, except when an ill-mannerly gathering, maleand femalo, on tho outskirts of tho crowd compelled him to pause until their maudlin cacklo had subsided. He has a clear, llcxlblo voice, under porlect control, and to a ready flow of the most polished and finely rounded periods ho adds tho art of tho born and cultured orator. Ho dovotcd his remarks to trusts and impariallsm. Ho sovorely arraigned somo ltepublican party leaders on the score of the formor, and vehemently protested against the latter as unAmeri can and a subversion of tho principles on which tlio government Is founded. Ho laid tho sins of imperialism, how ever, to the trusts, and In fact charged those aggregations specifically with all tho woes which oillict this country to day. Ho was frequently applauded, and tho mention of llryan's natno was greeted with tho greatest enthusiasm. Ho made many telling hits, and aroused a laugh by inquiring, "How can tho ltepublican party permit tho corset trust when it must bo so neces sarily opitosed to expansion?" ltefcrr- ing to tho Forto Hlco matter, ho raid, "If the tariff doesn't make trusts tho trusts at least seem to mako the tariff," Ho preclaimed: "Tho Democratic party is, as it always has been, for legitimate expansion." And ho cited Jefferson's rule that when a navy would bo required to protect a proposed acquisition, that was tlio limit. I'erhapa tho strongest points ho mado against Philippine cxpenslpii were these: that if wo wanted tlio open door wo must give the open gate; and that tho bring ing of hordes of cheap labor under the flag would result in the impoverishing of American labor; that tho raw mater ial would bo shippod to tho.o lands and thero made up with cheap labor for the supplying of that trade Ho cited tho cotton manufacturing industry which lormeriy gavo employment to many thousands of people In Kngland but has now becm transferred to India where cheap labor Is uvallable. He ;did not touch on local Iisues, though he paid a glowing tribute to tho lnagiilllccnt reconl of the second Orrgor-t ni well as tho Indian war Yeterons. It Is safe to say that no one was disappoin ted in n speaker about whom they Imvo heard so much. WHY USE "imfi "YC8EA" WEL8BACI1 MANTLE, glrei ONE I'rlce 60 o. l-rice BBcnosE mer otys a ooo LtOHT AND AltE LOXO LlVet). WK SELL TIMES GRADES: . . ...... tkl In mat. Han. UllMble SIlQ EA" WEL8DACH MASTLE, IMW ' f."'"1 i, ii.rpe feet tier hour. ITU 1IUNDKKD CANDLE POWER with aconfumpllon of onlr tLrrwi tr nou . NO. 7. Th old sundbr. of rood lMUnsqusiUT na g"i "" - IDEAuSn,iSrot quite a. good qnallty but giving me csndle power as the KcW. sad at half lbs Any o?rtbtie1mm,l put on ud burner, properly ,d wheM Call and .re unand DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? . win pTfKto3r.,h1l,if,frmo?.r1il a BETTER UOIII ' Ita LEW MONEY with one of ibeas burner, than with anr other form of aril. flclal;lliht, We bars rs .tore. Im. Ut u. .how them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chomeketo St.. Telephone 603. it's What You save 0.R.&1 rtfxni timb scniucna. ron Krum Portland. 1i Chicago bpeciai ;15 a.m Bdo- kane Flyer GdUptn Allan llo Ex. 9 p, m That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you II find you save money oy iraums ncic. "Itlior nonnlo An Whv tint VOU. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLO POSTOFF1CE GROCERY Sp rn. Halt Lake, Denver Ft. Worik umana, ,nanM (;tr. a, . . .(, Walla Walla, Bpokano, Mlnu apoiin, n. rani, uuiuth, M. ,.U-.V WH.VU BIIU J(, VIA HUNT1NOTON Id. m ex. Hun Htur day 10 p, m. Ixjare Ualom HBATINGT STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER, climates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II OCEAN HIKAMHim-u For Ban FrancLoo, nan every live clay,. COLUMBIA HIVHlt fo Astoria and way Landl "81, ( a. It r. i . T. k "hi WILLAMETTE UlVKii' For l-oitland, Newlnrg ami w.,1 f .and Intra Msstiiiaw 1r. i. ' larand Frlda at lO.nr! . Vt- TnoMlay, Tlmrdaynd Batnt;. U sa wv m. in, Ark L m FOR CORVALLIS And way poInU Tuesday, Thurrday .m ,,. day, 4.00 p.m. 'B.u;. m OVAL E. R. COLGAN has removed to tho Now Saloon, Uo doors south ot tho old stand, where his former patrons and tho public generally will receive court eous treatment, unoico Liquors anu uigars. 223 tdiiiiCHia Mircl. Phone MB WILLAMETTE HtVEH DIVwio7" .trppt car line at Oreeon CUT If th' .l..""'r U dclajcd there. Ticket, to ail polntaTio'"!! Wanhlnnton, California or I he Eut B!l checked through from 8alem fre.. Chofci" rail or river route to Portland. ConnS made at foitlaud with all rail, ocfanin?S?.. line.. , ,W II. IIUHLBURT ' Uen.I'assAat.r.irUtnd'rJL Areut, Trade Street deck, s3i Chicago. Hock Island 4 Pacific 11 See Our NewLlircolGo-Garts and Baby Carriages F. W. HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Post Office. The favorite lino to all points tut Broad, vesllbuled mid up-to-date trilti between Pueblo and Denver, and Omsln PliiinnA nnil tt nsnann tIi n1l 1( . .' WUU.UVU11U ""0"0 WUJl UIUKIDK airtCt connection in Chicago with all mornlni trains east, first-class i'uiiman Blcpen Library Buffet cars, botween Denver ,i Chicago; the most perfect dining ci. Bervico in tho world "A La Cart.'' through first-class Pullman Sleeper evert day between Salt Lake City ami Chicaeo via tho scenic lino; personally conduct oscursions in ordinary Pullman sleepier cars onco a week from Portland and 8a Francisco to Omaha, Chicago. Buffalo, Chicago and Now York via the Great Salt Lake Route, without change U Chicago. No annoying transfer in Chi cago. These cars nro provided with !l weekly periodicals for freo uso of our natrons. For furthor information, mspi, folders, etc., call on your nearest ticket agent, or write to A. K. COOPEK. Ueu'l Agent. Pass. Dept. Portland, Ore. Flour Bin TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR CUSTOMERS, ALSO A X Bread Case NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR EPPLEY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS OFFERS AT THE XXX Electric -Store AND 'JELL ABOUT IT. YOUR FRIENDS v A. V J THE UNION TICKET Candldatoa For btatu and OUtrlut urtloualat th Juntt Elootlon MEAT AND POULTRY. MiloC. Matthews tjucciMr to Edward. I. Matthew. MARKET Stato street near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep tho best meats in town. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE 1 rains lento Salem for Portland and way stations utC:IU a. i. , 7 :M a. m. ami 4:05 p. in. I.v I'urilaildT I.T tail-in.. Ar Aihlanil... Ar 8crauieiito... Ar Han KrancUco... ArCirJen.. Ar l)onvcr... Ar Kama, CI17, Ar ChlCAKO An.o Anxelca.. . SA) A JJ . 11. OU A U .W.30 A M . 0.00 V M 7M p U ritj a m . 900 A M . I5U A M r.44 A M TT s.iu 1- ti 10.S3 P M VIM V U J4 A W 1.15 A XI . I'M 1' . 6O0 l ll:4i A 11 MO A H 7.-i5 A U S-.30 A U Ar M l'ako i i u Ar Kort Worth . . 0.30 A M Ar uujrot Mexico isa a M Arllouilon ss.1 1 u Ar New Orleaui... s-25 r M Ar an ug'on 1I1AU Ar New Ymk ,f;.3 1' M runman ami Totiruts ;.t a 11 so r ii 6JS a u 10..10 a u M A U tarn tit A U 12.1J P XI cars ea botl trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogilou "d.El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago. MICAT and HOULTKV St. Ix)u1b, Now Orleans ami Washington.' connecting at San Fraudlsco with sev uiui Hii-ame. Uatian. China I r. .. . . soutu America, Sco Mr. w. y. Skinner agent at Sals'm btation, or addrees 0. II. MAHKHAM.O.r. A., Portland, Oregon. For Puprt me Judt tiro. Clrrm for Pood fommtulontr W, XI tVabln(ton Coudit, tVosrrrnan-rtnt Dlttrtet liunanl IrfieCouutr. rkhulin.rlcb. lalr. roM-rotecutln Allorn.r-Jobu a. Jtffr.r, XI rloa iuutjr. oy addnwi at each place, and thou ap.J olntwt rronk laey, ivf 8lem, proxy, ml Davto , is now attempting to rvprv ' anu tncy arc ucttcr pro tcted, The blpojl becomes richer, and tlut inakes them NkfMTWliCr Put a lawver In tlm .iiHo.. J mumiu Judlfv, and in tho ollU-o of juitt q (ho peaev forthoSalemdlitrtet, to. State, man. Thonbovu would pleato tlm Stato.' noattla11.Aiiii.11v i..i,!.v..- man s ioutkal ambition, but U It not aits Mbovo doe Mr. Uatoy an iujus. 'ctt,ul layrn liava beou a detriment 1 ttw, Inasmuch as that KetitUman Is a ' Uv 'uW,c ,n lh caiao4iy of owuuty womlvr ol tho bar, but tho fact that T,, trul" ' I'Wu horw-seuw Mr, Davvy was pulleil oft. sldo.-3cS:vd.llM1,,uM,u,,"ro ,, u'6 puhllowaui ... In aIHil. 1 .i . ,. ltt t 111 t jittMuoMM.BarrwrUtiiruiriMitutftihiM i9HWI,vv A v",u ,w wr wm w a , . - -, - H0IS la.vvideiiN that 0 real lawvr I notlwUfor a wu,,ljr ifK wlw will do wauted In tho rac. wnwUtliijt to lower taxes.- I if-lsitfA JITTERS Is tho host ttiellcino for tho stomach. It cures ntsesptitt, iMihiicanoK, loxanevnoN ItVKHANU K ION IT TkODHLKS. It remains ever) thing ben erlciil, and uothini; injur- iuus. When vou ak for tho bit tera,tnsItUio XIAMIOM C00XTT TI0KKT. RrpraMDIallTM (.rurgs U llruwn, ot SlailoB John n. Ulmtrk. ot HuCbard. K. Ilof.r, of 8lm. A. K Ilii.leUm. of JtlrVnon. OeorntV. Mll,n Hoh.I1. CVmulT Judtv W, W, Udfr. of aiatiuu 8hrlrf-r,ak W. Dorlla, ofllow.tl " OtrxTtt. K. rinter, of tt'intbum. KeccMff John J icin f u.i... Tnunrer-U. (X XtaiU.. t, of Mlrertou or-T. Y. XlMl(lUn.nrHii,H.n UiamUdoaer W, tf OuUer, ofSUner tSmw.r-J. VV W hillock, of iWrwa. 7 rVbool 8rlBlcndnt- ""- gurvero'-A ilobalei, of gjuth Salem. Rl ftSifrwW Jf? ,JflSto'M!l 0'lk.a.M. . - .. v.. ..,n vumn-4 11 Mail, JOIST mscrs.io.s. Tho Itepubllcans and Democratlc-Citi. sens will hold a Joint dlnmiaiou on tho following dates and places in Marion county, Oregen: l a. m.-nruol ' J v. -Hawaii. .. THORSDIY. UAVSI 10 a. m.-MuiiillU. iv m.-llubUrd. S lv la, Aurora til a. m. tjhaaticwf , a p. ia.-Si. Paul SATURDAY, JUNK 'ft and remaludar of day !. Chairman Republican Central Com-uvittce. The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and tho best of sausage. FRKK DELIVERY. All bills duo the lato firm of Wolt A Mlescke must bo paid. IDOLZ, Si SON 171 Con.merrial 8t. stearaehip lines for Honolulu. , Philippines, Central and FREEBURGER' 3IE1T MARKtT Is open attain under new management, and vo will supply you ith the tluest Iresh meats, larxl tic. nut m. in m 1 . . . . i " ."I- - '' ciraneai anu ik-si iihhi anil promptly Suiialw. ",m BCU u'- ,"onl, VAN PAHOS 4 CO. to SAT,EL J.ODUKS PalruiCampNo,' V V. S. XtevUvrerr Frkl.r . h,n i.ib .. v . :i. ..""..-" -" w.w ,. t .. nouuinu, 1 o. tt. A. Mooin. roua IS, Moore. Mk "owe. . J. in V. lid .!.. In A. 0. Utf. JfQHlCSTIIHS OK A.MKRIOA. ftoart bherwoo.1 Kwert No. I. Xtwu ftM, nlihu 1 In Turner block John XI (wc; " ' A I. Brown 8jj , Clf srs tbit srtlSstUfictorv. '"LaCorana" knd "'Our rii.i.,.jn eiirars raailo at Salem from tho beat of I leaf and by your own boys Kite tho best lot satisuetton your patronage solicited. I Aogust Huokesteln. Chairman IVwobratlc-Citiicni'0"-tral Committer. The Modtra Btiurv j Thrives on good food and sunshine, with j piemy 01 exe.clso in tho open air. Her term glows with health and her face w..iu. win, in oeauty. n hBr system neds tho oleansiog action of a laxative Quick Time to the Eest and South-East Via the Union PnniC D D ' -rrat." ' ui.mii. 11. iii Two Dailv Solid Vestlbulnd Trains. FltOM PORTLAND or SAO- Jirt.Mf-.VI U ti.DKN VKU, O.MA. JU. KANSAS t'U'Y and ST. Loss than 3 ilays to CHICAGO with out cliaiiKe; only ono change to Newl lork and ntln.r Vnti..,.. ..!.... v. .... 11" : 1 ,: ' i-viiii., vu viuur 11110 UIX'S II. i"in n' Torlt 8liwpra. Dining am Library Cars (barber shop) and free revlinlm; chair ears. itfi ruf' Ticke,s mI 'ul' '"forma, tion via either route, apply to W. W. Sxiunkb. Agent S. P. Co. Salem Or. w, u. 11. Ijmi IKOf. tiMIlM ...! . iqi in v. .; --i,-...i i imra ci. rertlamlUr. Bl Canadian P Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Best service To and from all points East and Europe. Tho only line running thruiigli SI Vn TomU Moitrti Bostoi. Without Change. lloyal Mail Steamship Liu to Japan and China. Canadian and AttstrallsH Steamship Line t Ml ouristGars to lliiiiiiliiliiiiiidk (I raia :n For ratesnd lafomatUa apply to C. M. LOUKWOOD , Aucnt Salem Ort. II. II, Abnlt, Agent Portland. . J.Coyle, A.O P.A, Vancouver .fl Corvallis i Eastern Railroad TIME CAltD. 9 fcVir Vnnnlr.,.. wi 14U111U. Train leaves Albany ... Train leaves Corvallis.. 2:4&p bti l:Wp Hi 7,-2Sp n, . ... u-00s.ru. 11:30 .m. . ..,12:16 p. tr. 7:00 s. w 11:30 . Bi No. Brewster & White 91 court st. ritosic 1781. Hay, Oroln. Mill Feed. Flour. Salt, Land, Plaster, Seeds, ato SEED FIELD CORN SEED SWEET CORN All iIih i-hrvicrt varieties in stock, at tli l-tst prices iu the oitr having tho genuine. "The Best Prescription for Malaria utl..Mu. slriM jtoi,0,ll'J",P0i Ftjrs.wado bv the CahforaU aaM ri syrup fo. only. Eieudelhery: promnt aervi.. The Feed Men OTEAM WOOD SAW V Two Machines Work Dona Quickly. Teionbone 25SS liU.it 1.... 1 . reidenoo on 12th atr, . b..2.i. niuV l '...!. V "wnr HB.a. .,. l'taln urrlvi's Yiinnlnn I Rcturnlmc Leaves Yuqtiluu ... . Leaves Corvallis Arrives Albany.. 1 For Detroit; Leaves Albany Arrives Detroit.. I IteturnliiL': Leaves Detroit 12:20 p.m. Airlvca Albany 6:45 p in. Une and twi rjinn-l. ut Aliunv arid Cprvallla with Snutlieru Pacific tmlm, U'lvlni; direct service tD aud from New port and adjacent beaches. Trains for tho mountains arrive rt Detroit at nti'in, kIvIiik ample tun to reach caniplnu -uround on t Hreltenbusli ami Smitluui river tke samo day. II. U WAl.UKN, KUW1M 8T0M. T v. a i!. a. tianmr TURNKK AstKi: -AUnT,0r. Oregon SlionlLiue Mwti The Direct Ktnte t Montana. Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives chotee of tw favorite mile.1 the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Lis, or the RIO GRANDE Scenie Lln-M. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicac Special, "U finest in tho West." Equipped With . Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S'eepers Su 'erb Librarv-ButTet Cars Splendid Dinnors, Meals a la carte rree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Coraplete'v Vestibuled For further information apply to mnAuaii. tv. t m ah r unit, Vw Pis. a 6tf Trav. Pass. Agt. Oan'l Agent I PH