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"' Not cased, but cured. Not quieted for a short time,
'Jrtit permanently cured. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People cure Neuralgia by revitalizing the ner
vous system and restoring the life-giving elements of
the blood. Women who have been tortured for years
with. Neuralgia and Nervous Headache, who have ex
hausted the skill "of eminent physicians, have been
'permanently cured by
Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People
MrtAVIlllnm Cotter who llres at No. Windsor fltroet, Hartford. Conn.,
toy.1 "1 wsYlBktn with tteurslKln sereinl yenrt go hij. suffered untold
mUery. 1 trltd a rot many doctors and several romtdlM, but I found
nniriimtVriirr fillet About three yer iuu I M iuIvIm-U to try Dr. Will
SarnV 'f 'lXlMU 5Sr ' Ale Kopli ndl did to. I lli.Miglit tliat lb. flrit bo
iuve tn iniiie nllef, and my bubaud lutlrtedtli.it J keep on Uklnitbo
f .mi I d'rt, mid 1 "mi truly .ay tbat tbe pill, uro tbe ouly medicine tbat
My raVe would swell upso tbat my eyos xoiild iIowj. The pill cured all
tbl; and 1 biwe bad no return of ll for the l.t two yenra. J kep llio pill
ranetuiitlr nil liaiiil. n 1 Iwlteve lhy nreawmiitorl.il IhhimIioIiI remedy.
"To lr V IllXv I'lnk I'llI for Vtlo INtojile I owo nil the comfort I
hao erUoyid for tb", pj." two ytare lu bcluir free from neural8la, uud I am
glad to be ubla to rocom meud tbem."
Dr. William' PInV Pills for Pale People contain, In a condensed form,
1! the element-, necessary to give new Hie and richness to the blood, and
restore shatter-i nerves. They are an unfailing specific for such diseases
a locomotor- au .fi.psttlsl psrslysls, St Vitus Dance, sciatica, neuralala,
theumatlsm, nervous headache, the after-effects of the elp. palpitation
of tbe heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forms of weakness either
In male, or female-.
Dr. Williams' T'ink Tills for Tale People ore sold by nil dealers, or
will be mt. tKHlpfll'l. on receipt of price, S'c. t box. or six boxes for fi 5"
(they nrc never sold In bulk or by the Jx ) I nddreasnitf lit. William
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TUB DAILY JOURNAL
DV HOPBft linQTHUIIU.
BATUHDAY, JUNK U IWX),
Dally Ono Voar, S3 00 In Ailvnnoo,
Dally Four Month l. In Ailvnno
Woolly Ona Your 91.00 lit Advance
A CLOSING WOHU
In thu Morion county Mtivms jvarty
llnca are dropjKxl and loth sides ololm
to tx rvforui purlioo.
Now, on thu eo o( t'Kfliui, lot tliono
who uouteindto voting the lUpulllstn
ticket aum lony oiioukIi luatV tlwm
mr tlitxio (jutllont
Ihint reform ever oomo (rum th utn
cliliio of tbo Uomlnnnt jiatlyt hit not
tnio tli't tW Ht alvrays liruuglit nbut
by It tevoU tJlt Uiti tr o( tho voler,
which ftlOirr (ut tho opHHiltlon lu
fcwgwfj, or iwn UiftJr own juuiy leaders
"'into pi vfuKeome telM (or (ear of Iwdiijj
the olllceir
Which li the t'lftmli)iiti4rly lu tht
(he pity of Rilem, tin? ltembllaiin or the
optoltlou Which ninrhliie run the
city Into the Ktoiigh ol IV-ond? Wht
broUKht tt'llol hut thu dehtot o( tho urn
clilneT What 4tty inaehlnu Is In tmwer In
Ijtue rotiuty, which Is nlmll. in under
ihuuu tuch lmrden ol tnxittiou as Is Miv
rlon oountyf
What jwrly msthluo kmK'kttl out
lu I.lun county? Did not n roNolt ol the
votun there rusult in an omwltion ad
inluUtratlon which hut lirouijht nUntt
3 60 mill county tax ley whllu Marluu
Is 10.407
What rty has loon lu otvr In Mn
rlon county (or teu yoarr, and haa put
tush u himlon on tho taxpayers o( this
cjuntyT Is It not thu tamo that put up
the Itepubllean ticket?
Isn't It a simple mutter of good bust.
nets Judgment to follow such uiilouily
Kofl and nuxwfol tixntuples as those
eltwl nboxe, for Ihe wVo of aohlovltig
the Mine rvsultsY
Isn't It plainly the sensible thltitf to
rebuke inabuduilulitratlun u( thu past
by tdpctiu tint opHltluu tlekcl.
Tho IKmtooratk- (MlUen's opoUlou
ticket was not made a Uitlten'a tlekvt a
wudouo lu the city of Falem to years
Ki It It luude up ol IHituourats, IV
ullkUand )udeiudents. There U also
FUSING
BREAST
Aud other painful and aetious alluitnts -which
to umuy mothets sutler, can be avoided by
the uic of "Motuuk'S t'alKNP." Ttus
rcutrdy I a Gd-ttid to women, because it
caiilcs thcot Uvroujih thtir most critical
wdfiU with perfect safety and no talu. No
vbo Utti "iloTlH.K l'KittKli" urvl fear the tulTciiiii! aud iUtu.fr of
.-Wrtuior it iom ttiia orucat oi iu
tuiienrtuMt insures safety to mother and child.
Omt book, "Hefore al.yi Uom," itviotth
Mm wnw m poiu iu i-vpty vrunwu, uu hui
M awsst K in plain eiiveloixj iy unwueia
Company, AtUnta, 04.
nmJ M fVJufT O
FRIEND
a rroliiuitlon ticket, anu a canuiuaie
who renrcsenla the Socialists. Tho Dcm
ocratic-Cltlzcns' ticket contains the
names of as good and able men ns aro
found on any ticket. They will ecrve
tho people faithfully If elected.
THE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Marlon county has cent In ten years
260 students to tho Monmouth Normal
training school. If the total expense
had been $30,000 a year for Normal
(schools, our county's share would have
coat just $1.00 a Uncher. If It cost $8.00
a teacher to give them a Normal course
would It not bo a good Investment?
Hugo Munsterberg in an article in
tho Atlantic Monthly shows that it Is
simply shocking tho way wo waito
money and goad raw material through
miserably incom(itcnt teaching in our
public schools. Our Investment ought
to yield a hundred per cent better re
turns than it docs.
Wo aro spending annually In Oregon
a million of public taxes to pay teachers
in our public schools, and tho value of
that investment depends wholly on tho
quality of tho teachers. Docs Oregon
need to cut off a faw small appropria
tions for normal schools. It is hnrdly
tho thing we should cut off.
Thu one thing that has been harped
upon by tho Republican candidates In
tho Marion county canvass haa been to
cut off thu normal tchool appropriations.
It was represented that not n dollar
could bo spent undor tho constitution to
educate teachers, ony more than lawyers
or doctors. Later it was modified and
tho Itepubllcaus said too much was
spent, that Oregon had too many normal
schools.
Thu statu grange and farmers alllanco
consider favorably the appropriation of
money foi Normal schools. They aru
tho only means of gutting a littlu high
or education for thu ons and daughters
of the tvooror and mlddlu class who do
not want to attend church schools or
an university. Thoeo appropriations
should not be (cut off. They might hu
reduced, Wo might havu loss schools.
Hut men'who aro opposed to approprl
hIIoiib for Normal fchools as a. mutter
of principle ought not touxect to re
ceive any support from friends of thu
public schools, becauso they are elthur
misinformed or thuy aru enemies of pun
lid education,
Volo for J. II. LuwIb for constable.
HART NO LAWYER.
FACTS SHOWN UP DY A PROMINENT POLK
COUNTY HCPUBLICAN.
The Htcori Shows That lie Has Ntvtr IUJ
Sit Csies In the Circuit Court or
Hit Own County.
Kuiruit JoimsAtl desire to mil your
attention to nu artlilu wlilrli nppenrtii
in testetilav'sissuuof the "Statesman,"
purporting l irivu n comparison of the
rvcurua ot Jouroy mm nan, iv in
claimed by thin itrticlu that Hart has
liuil 77 cuses In court, in most ol which
lie has been suerewful I beg to stale,
and you may so assert with nil conll
deuce of truth, that Hart has never had
it hull a dozen cases In thu uireuit court
of this county, and has nucr won In it
slliglu trial, tin lias not or iiiui u urnm
iml iittii in tho circuit court. The
".-itatesmuu" would lenu thu Impression
that ho has conducted a succcsaful law
practice. This is not true. 1'eoplo of
I'ulk county do not look upon mm as
htwyt r, fur hu Is not, but us n school
ii'ni-liitr. It would be thu lirrutest cala
mity that over befell the people t)f the
mini limit mi district n mi were eieenxi,
uud tliey will find it out II uu Id oicciod
1'alns hawi also been taken to caul
abroad In Matlou county thu Impression
that thu duties ot school superintendent
In I'olk county aru light, and not enough
to Interfere with n law practice; and,
Indiod, Hart, lu his letter, to your paper,
of Mime time hack, said as much. This,
again, isuciiiiipalgn hu. If (he duties
of thuolllceof school superintendent of
this county are properly ultoniieu to
there is no time for anything else. I'olk
Is not it backwoods county. Hurt could
huo said with better show ol truth that
his duties as an utllcer thould not have
been Interfered with by what little
practice hu picked up by iwltyfoggliig
Hlnrti thu Ural of January, Hart lias been
working lor this nomination nun, to
further his schemes mid place hluimlf
In the light of it lawyer hu entered into
tills partneuhlp ho practically deserted
theolllce of siierlutendent and placed
a hsHtmked school teacher lu charge of
It. Them has lcen much khkintt umeiu:
school directors and clerks on account of
hU neglect. He hao evadwl tliedutlM
nt hl nillco. In the camiKtlun lu xrnr
county lie slated that hu was u inwinlwr
ot tho leading llrm of lhu district. This
may Ihi true, Inr there ate no otner ui
torueys In pailnershlp In I'olk oounty.
Hcry other admlttwl ultoruey is prnc
tlelnif uliiiui. The atlornovs of the dls
trlct aru thu best judges as to whether It
is ono ul the leaning tirms ot me uis
trlct.
Another Important thing which ought
to no itart no goon ai mo insi seiwiou
of the legiid.tturo he lobbied lor the m
saiteof H. II. 3. which Uuiiuo u law.
Nlon laws of ihtHi, pae WJ. lly this
llll the salary ol the oiuce lie noui in
lVlk county Mas raised to II. IKK) iHr mi
num. an lutiriHttu id alwut fiOO. It
was not luteiultul thftt the provWIoiiH o(
that aat should take t fleet until ufter
Uiu eleotlou of June, llKXl, and, of
course, that thu mI sites the reKetlo
oiucers in the uiiinrem cutiutiet wuuut
remain the imuiii until that time Bec
tlou 16 ot tho ait twprely prutderrt
that "the present olllce of the tiiuuty
b'upi'rlntendeutid nIkhiIi Is not effevted
lv this KHillon until tltoeleelluu lit tho
) tsir IKK)." 1 u the face of ttils tuple,
r. 1..1 f .i... .... i ii..-...... i
HimiH'ii ui I"1 pvi, -iwu unit. iin.
elaitnlUK t lx' a lawyer, lie has drawn
his sultry, at the rate of J 1000 er year,
intivd of tho od 0ary which
wus all he was entitled to rwete.
1 ant ami tu bo able to say tlut
this graft was allowed to a Itepub
llcau olllcer by a Itepnhlicaii enurt This
umtlur has never boea extloltvl Udiire.
an. 1 1 shuuld noer have uiMiliounl It if
Unit had confined his eauuuhtn within
.. .. .. '...
mo uouniiariesoi iKsx'uoy aim irutn
Tax I'-wki
M UNWISE POLICY
Republican Legislative Candidates Antag
onize Marion County Interests.
LEGISLATURE WILL BE ORGANIZED
IN AN UNFRIENDLY MANNER
IF THEIR POLICIES PREVAIL
Can the City ol Salem Afford to Array Itself Against
Higher Education and all the Rest of
the State?
A very nnwiso policy has been pursued by tho candidates on the republican
ticket, a policy fraught with danncrous and rcactlqnay policies to tho city ol Ha
lein and all the Institutions in Marlon county if It shall lie endorsed by tho voters
. . ri r fiS 1 .l f t llnivtiifln llflVO fit. nil
mi ! xniin ifirtjiatr iip Nniiin iir t .. I imrrH niin i. iii a uui hi a is siuw -
places in tho county decla'red against appropriations for ormol fchools. At some
tilaccs they have (leclarcd that they opposed appropriating a dollar lor any ed
ucational institution above tho common branches. ... ,, ..
I)r Smith ntAurora Thursday night declared that thit was a matter tho en
tiro delegation had agreed upon, but U Is not bolloved that any such agreement
has been entered Into in writing. IJut he went farther and in assailing the ed
itor of Tnie Jouikai, for vothig for Normal school PproPtn0"" ''? K'.o
"THE YYOI18T THING THAT EVKU UAPl'BNKD T6 THIS STATE WAS
WHEN ANY I'UHMO BUILDING EVER WENT AWAY FilOM THE CAP
ITA L." Ho went further and pointed out tho danger Marlon county has to face
In this matter when ho said ....., ,...,...,-, ai,r tkj
"EVEHY MEMHEIl FHOM THOSE COUNTIES (HAVING SUCH IN
STITUTIONS) IS AT THE LEGISLATURE TO 8ECUHE HIS LOCAL Al'
I'KOIMMATION. , t t , , . k ...
l'or Marlon county to elect a solid delegation pledged against Normal Bchools,
orlnmlcalor unfriendly to higher education, means that all the counties having'
such Interest to protect will organlxe tho legislature against Marlon county, and
who con blamo thotn? Tho Republican party has built up tho Normal schools and
Institutions of learning In Oregon, It has not declared against such appropri
ations in Its state or local platform! and these Republican candidates misrepre
sent tho party nt whoso hand they ask election and danger our local Interests.
What nro tho facts7 All slates In tho Union maintain Normal solioplB and
support higher education. Tho plea that no money shall bo npproprfaded to ed
ucate teachers any more than lawyors or doctors Ison a IoIbo premise, becauso
tho State University educates lawyers and doctors. Normal schools aro a tmrt
of the Amuricnn educational system, and If this legislature abolished thorn, there
would hu such a reaction that tho next legislature would restoro them. Oregon
cannot take tho step of abolishing Normal schools any more than she can do
llberrtely proposo to take ho?self out of tho great union of states, bhe takes no
steps backward.
Oregon appropriates less for Normal schools and higher education than any
western statu. If .Messrs. l'earco, Smith nlal. woro proposing to raise tho grades
of tho comninn schools, or to glvo tho cities and towns a high school system to
tuku tho placu of Normal schools they would lie mote consistent. But they ore
not. They would removo thu only Intermediate institutions where young men and
young women can got n little n.ore education than is afforded iu tho common
schools, without being forced to go to thu Statu University, or to somo sectarian
If tho stulo outside of Salem sends up a legislature against Normal schools,
well nnil good. Hut It is unfortunate and suicidal for this city to lead In tho
fight. The cry of "Salem hog" will Ihj raised, at least six counties will array
themselves amtlnst Marlon county. Portland nnd Kastorn Oregon aro always
ready to put thu statu cupltol, thu statu fair nnd our othor state Institutions on
tho chopping block. Ah n business proration, as men, these Republican can
dldales oiiKht not put our Marlon county Interests in Jeapordy on this point. e
cannot afford U ass 11 ony county in the state.
It Is unwlsu, unjust nnd unnecessary to put tho city of Salem and Marlon
county In this nttltudo. If there nro too manyNorinal schools, If they cost too
much money reduce tho amount. There aro worso grafts than Normal schools.
'I ho legislature can bo run cionomlcally without making war on any educa
tional Institution ns following facts will shew:
Appropriation! for 18)'.'-:i !?Ji',i-?
" ' 181)1-5 v kVM'Hl?
n ihhO-7 1,014,017 7-1
Alltliesu legislatures carried appropriations for Normal svhools and the total
appropriations of thu session of 1805 appropriated less money than any session
since or for four yeors before.
RECORDS CONTRADICT,
STATESMAN'S WILFUL EDITORIAL LIE
SHOWN UP.
All Atuslvc Atttmtts toVllliry Sheriff Durtlo
rait rut When Put to the Test of
Kct.
IKK.
"ThSlitnjttet Twrsty Nrs."
When Shakespeare employed thU
iIimw ho reierted. of ourc, I"
le.illtiy. uhle-bodled men If he tud
IHed In then) iUi ue would luxe
known thutmen and women who are1
not healthy uuy Iwctuue H by taking Htletteil by tho f set that four years ag
HMKrH4rupdillls. Till uillQlhe,.rhterrUd tho eity, (or assessor by a
by mailing tbt bloM noli uud tune majority over thecoinbiuoUote of his
NttilglvluggtKHt apiwlllc anrt rfwt ItepuhHrau and PoputUt oppoumit IU
ThoSlalesmatt under Its present man
agement never received more than $11)
to fXK) for iiuhlishlmc n sheriff's delin-
ipient tax notice of salo, which can bo
proved by all tho sherilf's for sixteen
years back, up to John Knight And
the payment was alwavs miidu from the
rules and delinquent payments, aud
never drawn from thu county treasury.
The Statesman doe! not iose as a "re
former," but It would not have tho
nerve to charge 73U for about 1150
worth ef work, nor would wu want to
put iv sheriff in such u "hole,' if wu
thought anything of him or his future.
Sunday Htatusmuu editorial
Thoahovo would seem to bu very plain,
but It Is a Juggled statement. Thu snv
Inn olmimi "nu to John Knlubt" Is a
good one, hut smooth subterfuges don't
pass tor thu truth. I'uuur vvriguiman,
who succeeded John Knight, tho States
man received (500 lu ono lump for ad
vertising dellmiuent taxes.
Tho statement "and payment was al
wavs made from tho sales. NEVER
DRAWN FROM THE COUNTY
TRKAKURER," Is however, a whole lie
aud it Hat one, for the above bill of live
hundred dollars was paid Iiy county war
rant No 3M)r. dated IVo. lOlli, lolM.nmi
the warrant was receipted for by 0. II.
Irvine, the present publisher of tho Sen
tiuel who Is now busy howling alout re-
lurm and economy.
The bill nas tiled May Dili, by John H.
tli"e , deputy clerk, allowed May 11th,
anoiniiug tutiie court rccoui, and me
warrant (uml lcmbr UUh, one day
before the bill was it'lowisl. This may
lie a elerleal error, hut It is evident that
no time wn loot IrOtHtHin the tune of
tiling thu lull and the drawing of tho
warrant.
The above facts (mm the record show
twoutint blank lie, vis, that It never
charged over 'ftou or f'AW (era tax
list" and that the pay for the same was
"never drawn from the oounty treasury."
lu addition to mo aoove it can tie said
that the tax lists published by Tun
JoiitsAl. were dene ut about half the
rate charged by thu Statesman tu this
tWO claim. Kverslucu Sheriff Durbln
has been In ullh-e sheriff sale notices
have been tmbttiihed atMtX) tier inch.
instead uf ft 00 (he prti-e formerly ald.
He has utven hturants the choice of
several tuners, and has saved them all
one half on this elaas of work. AH have
lieeu trettietl alike, ami no favoritism
sIhimh an. I that is what the pipers who
are (igiiliug nun can l endure.
Joholl Lewis for Casitatk.
J. dm I, eamlldate fur eoustahle In
the lOSaloni diatrieta needs hut little iu
traduction to the ooph He has fol
lowed the vocation ol (armer In the
Willamette valley (or merely hall w
eentury, having come to Oreiui in IS&3
He la not unaeiualnted with thedutiee
ul a tieaOrOofftMr, having ternol as dep
ury sheriff of Kenton county for aUutt 7
years lu the Mi's, He was farmer of the.
state penitentiary (arm for S year under
the IVuneyur administration. The re
gard In which lie l held In this eitv is
attested by tho (act that four vrara aim
JEFFREY ON Al'MAHAN
REPLIES TO SOME CAMPAIGN LETTERS
AGAINST IIIM
Restots an Eleventh Hour Attack Male Aialost
lllro Dy atStlll-lluntlac Poll-ItcUo.
HALKM.Or,, Junu2 1000.
KlIITOR Jedhsal:
Dkaii Sik I notice onoL. II. Mc-
Mahan, has sent letters out through the
county requesting memtiers ol tho t'eo
ple'a Party to op(080 my election to the
olllce of district attorney. Among other
things, McMuhan charges mo with hav
ing prevented tho Populists securing
tho candidate for Congress in thu first
Congressional district, lie says, "that
at the Stato Convention many of tho del
egates asked him his opinion as to the
distribution of oil ces." and that he tout
them "that thu Populists ought to havu
tho congressman; nnd as there were but
two I'opuiisl lawyers in the district,
hi in fell and mo, and that he would not.
under any circumstances" accent thu
ii,i,.it,iiit Iimi Inr iltalrli., nllfiriiikt. ' lln
.... Wf .W. ...0.....V ....., .IV, . ..w
says, "that I am but '.8 years of
age, which is three years short of the
actual truth, but still nearer the truth
than anything else he said. He ravs,
that 1 served as a member of the U'g-
uinc-Mion, milium vitality ami
strength tn lho,yteiH.
The tHiiclitlutttig atlntrtle
Ilootl'a PllU. i
Is an honet straight-forward man, and
In every way competent to till the of
fice. And he will run up no grafts on
the tax-payerv Vote (or him.
Nothing
in the
Wide
World
haa suefi a rBrtifor a
sahitely muring famalm Ills
ami kMney troubles as
has LyiHa E. Plnkham'a
Vamatamla Oompomtd.
MemVclnas that are ad
vertised te cure every
thhtm oamtet he smeelflos
ler anything,
Lydla E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound wHI
net euro every kind of HI
ness that may afflict men,
women and ehHdren, hut
proof Is monumental that
H wfH and does euro all
the mVmueouJJmr to women.
This Is a fast Indfsmut
mmlo and ean he verified
My more than a mUlhm
If you are sloft don't ox
porimoni, tako $ho modi
sh thai has mo reoord
ef tho knrpost number of
Netvoiss Spells,
Neuralgia, headache, rush of blood to thei hoad, numbness, an Irri.
table temper, loss of appolito, sleepless nightB, poor memory and agoa
oral run-down condition. There Is no remedy so euro and safo ns Dr.
Miles' Nervine. From tho very first doso its soothing and quieting influ
enco can bo felt Nothing in tho past has over equaled it in power of
building up weakened nervo tissues and giving strength to tho tired body.
Tho weary sufferer who has walked tho floor at night with throbbing
temples and bursting brain, will find restful sleep and sweet repose, and
awoke feeling strong and refreshed. Dr. Miles' Nervine searches out the
weaK parU wherever they may bo hid and gives them now life and vigo
"I used to uffer from trrlblo attacks of nervous and sick headache at leut
enco a week, and It seemed that my hed would split open. I became so neak that th.
5 excitement would unstring my nerves and I would have apeUiwlien itseemed
S to g t my breath. I had to give up my millinery busines. and na. on th,
vcryoVgoofthe grave when I heard of Dr. Miles' Nervine and I began ; taking ; It.
Tho very flrst night I was able to Bleep soundly and tho next day I felt like a differ,
ent penon. I continued taking the remedy and now I attend to my etiitomen
w thouUny headache or nervousness." Mas. W. I Bduk, Sailor Springs, lite.
Miles9 Nervine
Is sold at all drugglsU on positive guarantee. Write for free advlco and b oklot to
Dr. Miles Medical Co., - Elkhart, Ind.
Islature, nnd that my record is "extrav
agantly hail." He also charges mo with
aspiring to be a candidate for county
indue; and with trying to defeat Frank
Williams for chairman of tho statu con
vention, both of which rtatemonts nro
well known to bo absolutely false, by n
considerable number of guntlemen, both
in Marlon County and tho Stato of Or
egon, as I moved to mako Mr. Williams'
election unanimous In tho state conven
tion. Ho also charges mo with having de
livered tho Fourth of July oration in
Solem, but neglected to say that I am
also ono of tho Field Day Judges, a posi
tion which hn might possibly have so
cured had It been woll known that ho
has lu s honor than a crocodilo,
I didn't know thot Mac wanted to
deliver that Fourth of July oration, or I
might have tried to uot him appointed
(or that purpose. Ho also charges me
with being incompetent, which from n
' lawor," ol his great ability, Is indeed
serious.
Who is this paragon of political purity,
who Is maklnt! this flcht against mo on
thu ground of purifying olltics? Simply
L. 11. McMahan, whosu mere name is
tho severest arraignment which could bo
brought against any creature In humnn
hhape.
As to his credibility, I only refer you
to his numerous acquaintances In Ma
rlon county. Perhaps I should not sny
concerning Mr McMahan, that the
truth Is not In him, for it may ho, nnd
none of it was over known to escape.
Truly yours, John A. Jkitukv.
Oregon Sliou Line Railroad
The Direct TWutets
Montana) Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points-
Qlres choice of two faverlte routes, rls
the UNION i'AUIrlU Fast Mail Line,
or the IUO GKANDE Scenle Llns.
No Change of Cars,
On tho rortland-Chlcate Epecial, "the
nnssitnine west."
Equipped With
Elegant Standard Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary Tourist
Sleepers
Su'erbLlbrarv-BurTotCars
Splendid Dinners, Meals
a la carte
rree Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Completed
Vestibuled
For further Informatloa apply to
W. E. COMAN
.It.NAGKL.
Trav. Pass. At.
len'l Agen
Ly4U S. rUVhrua Ul Co., Lyon. lUss.
THE UNION TICKET
Candidates For State and DMrlot
Offloesut tho June
Elootlon.
For Eaprtne jDdxs Om. flrnu
rr Food Uommluloner VV. U. tk-hulmetlcb.
WuhtnttoiiCouatr,
Conirrwinto-rirtl Dlitrlet Utminl IhIt.
lAtt CoDQly.
For IToieutln AttorntrJabu A. JtffiS.-lU
rtoa Couurr.
W1RI0X CO0XTT TIl'SAT.
RrprriwuUtlTM
i.roir U Drown, 61 Htiitos
Jobu a nlmlck, ul HututJ
E. llorr,ot8l(m
A. II Hu.ttUm. of JtSVrton.
tirorfv VV Wk I, of Howell
nmuijikUvv. v, idkiM. of n,u,
8hf t(f-rjnk W. HurblB, of HowsH.
ClHl-W. C riDwr, ol WiolUirn.
HfOoMrtivJaha J. Klnc.ef Multtr
Tr'arttr ) C, Milli.k, pf SlWmou
A4or-T Y. UrxMelUQ,ofiHcrtaa.
UimmlwloofiwVV, VV Culir, oftiutntr
(torooer-J. VV. WhlUocs. of Sllrtrtes
stirfWI HiirMrirlnlanilti
Rarror A Oublt. of Sooth Flem
For Juxlc Sla UlMrin-Jonsihta OTonill
rorwcuiwetHitinDUUk-i-J n. Uwlv
JOINT PlfCVJS-lOX.
The Ilenablleans and DeruoerUc-Oiti
sens will hold a Joint disenssien on the
tollomini? dates anil iilar.. In MnrJo..
county, Oregen:
TurantY, uj
10 a, m Brooks.
1 u. m Howell.
TIIUHmY. MAY 11
10 s. m, Hutu? tit.
Ip. nv llubbrt.
1 jv m, Aorors.
FKIllAY, JUNE I
10 a. m. timij.
n, un.-Sc I'kuL
SATURDAY, JOSK J.
Ip, ts. sad rtinlDjrof d7 flm.
. T. W aiomMAM,
Chairman Republican Central Com
uuttee. , , W.8.MOTT.
Chairman Demobratic QltUeut' Cen
Iral Committer,
The Best Prescription for Malatia.
rniiw?J ftV J J,1 " 0.,8,, tmI
potl-oaie, UliUnplrlrooioJ soIsIua. las
UtUk-M smbj. . cans, ho j? FM ffie. '
10 lu o4
WHY USE
;W?lsbach Mantle?
Kite UNK
II
BECIICHK TIIKV OIVK A UOOO
LIOIIT AND AUK LONO UVKI).
WK 8KLI, TIIHEK ORADKs:
..wtiUijriiiuiri(iiMrrii mvTt.r Tim . utpt thinff In nisi.tlM. liiirsblo aua
1 urr.A i.r.i o, .,., ,, .u.,,.,, .,u . Xna..n.n,lrtri tt nTilv ll.rru. frl rw,p hnn,. II.a V, m
NO, 197. Tliooldstsndbr.of gooU lMllnif qusllly sn.l glrlng KlQIITi OANDLB TOYYKH. Pries
"IDEAL." Not quite ss good quality but glrlng same candle power M tho No. W, and at Ulf lh
Anr of theio mantles pufon and burnen propcrl j adjusted at abore rates.
no vnit use wplsrach BURNERS? "TlUlZ ', All ZZ """S
a IIKTTKR LIMIT for LESS MONEY with one of theno burners than with anj other form of anl.
tlclal light, WehaTOgMitoTcsalM). Let ut show them to you.
SALEM GA8 LIGHT CO 71 Chomokota Ht.. 'Jeleplione 503.
it's What You
That makes you rich, and if you are alive to y
sts you'll find you save money by trading hi
Save
provisions is the most
own interests
Other people do. Why not you.
Our stock of family groceries and
complete.
Harritt & Lawrence,
our
ere.
OLU l'OSTOFFlCE OHOOKIIY
HBATINGI
STEAM,
HOT AIR,
HOT WATER
intimates furnished, and work done picn ptly Mibstantially
and at honest prices.
Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty.
T. S BURB0UGH8, 102 State Phone 1511
j
K. It. COLGAN has removed to the New Baloon,
tivo doors south of tho old stand, whero his former
patrons nnd tho public Bonorully will receive court
eous treatment. Choice Liquors and Cigars.
223 Commercia Street. Phone Mi
See Our
N6WLI60lG0-6art$
and Baby Carriages,
F. W. HOLLIS & CO.
1st Door North of Post Office.
Flour Bin
TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR
CUSTOMERS. ALSO A
SALEM .LODGES
t ,
Bread Case
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR
EPPLEY'S PAT RONS. SEE HIS
OFFERS A I THE XC X X
Electric Store
AND 1ELI. YOUR FRIENDS
ABOUT IT. XXX.
MEAT AND POULTRY.
MiloC. Matthews
Psrtvfcor to Bint nit A Matihewa
MttAT and m i , , -31
POULTWY tVl A R KT K T
L.S,?tVtrei T. "Wro'T Freshest
?k . .l mwU: MV Ptroni wy I keen
the bestjueataiu town. '
. J. w. w. ,
No. US. MeU every rrtdt7Tef
n 11. w. hall. But Int. I Mr,
r X lloulllrrd. a O.i W. A. Mooret, elrk,
mom tt, Hoorst blk
f tlem Ctmp
r, i jo, iu a
KORltSTBRS Of A.MKRIOA.
Omtt Bhtrol Korea tin. l. Mel Krl37
lilgliU In Turner Mock John M. Thaw, f, R.
A t. Hrown Reey. lt-17-ln
Brewster & White
II count rr. raoxa 1711.
Hay, Oraln. Mill Feed, Flour,
Salt, Land. Plaster, Soods.oto
PEKl) FIP.LD COUN
SEED SWEET CORK
All tlii hic vaneilea In stoeV, at th
lwest prices in thecitv
Fu-e dtlivery ; prompt servire...
The Feed Men
0TEAM W0D SAW
O Two Maohtnaa .
Work Don Qulokly. w
Telephone 2583 black. Leave ordsra at
residence, on 12th ntreet, .pr'-BtelBer's
inarVtt. M. Vis Fuurr, YawPAtsr. tl
t pmtmumlmt0fiti Xim ,