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Newspaper Page Text1 Mi. iiCi NEW! NEW! NEW! ' p rC THIS MORNING, X. A' line of Crush Hats in Pearls, Browns and Cedars, Direct from the, Eastern Market By Express? Light and Cool. Prices Below Zero, 75c; and $1,00, " 2C $& The Livers Duty The liver hns two duties to perform cleanse tho blood and produce bile. You may know It la working lazily II you nro troubled with constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness and tllKincss. It is trying to throw its work upon other organ. Hosteller's Btoinach IMttcrs will stop this. It makes tho liver to do its duty and thus, tho stomach, bowels and ncrvea ceaso to annoy. 8eo that a Pitt vatk Rkvknur Btaut covers thu neck of the bottle. cures Hostetters' Pivft?'A Stomach AND AQUE Biters OFFICIAL CANVASS. OF MARION COUNTY WITH MINOR RESULTS BY PRECINCTS. 6.w.Johnson&6o.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT One year ago vyc inaugurated our annual shoe sale. Our customers will remember the wonderful success of our monster shoe sale. This month we will have the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis count on all shoes. All goods marked In plain figures. Lacy's bboestop? o4 auto &t TUB DAILY JOURNAL DY HOFUH mtQTHBRB. Fill DAY, JUNK 8 IDOO. Mt- i Dully Ono Yonr, 93 OOlIn Advnnoo, Dally Pour Month 91. In Advnnoo Wookly Ono Yonr (pi.OO In Advnnoo SHORT TALK ON ADVERTISING. It Is continuous effort that piys lu ml- A bush vnrtltttntr fiH In ittrnrvtlilni. Ihi. -t w. .- 0 --.. v.........n ... ncaa matt doesn't keep hla sioro open ono day In tho wcok,or ono week In tho ; inunin, or uirru mourns in inu year, u ho advertises that way, that is tho lm- ' p ussion M!opIo will get. It Is ronllmi- outness that hns made each hitter lu tho i "Iloyal" boforo thu word "linking Po- dor" worth over 2,000,000. Tho owner tol Iloyal linking Powder recently refused '$12,000,000 for his businessa business , built up and fostered by persistant ml vertliliig. I'coplo nru very forgetful. Thby liavo to think pretty hanl to remember tho vlco-prosldontlal eaudldato two earn it'1 palgni back, and yet lie was preity well advertised at tho tlnui. It has been 'truly said that tho time toadurtlto is f-aU tho tlmo. In business there Is no iiicn uiiug as siniiuing sun. , uusiuoaa i,man uuisl go forward or ho will (all back. Hvon if you do just as iiuiuli bustnesH this year as you did last, toino otlier follow la doing more busluuM and lio is gclllui; ahead of jou. . Each year a effort should bo io oxcood 'last year's autos. Tho only sure way to feNlo it is to advortlto. AdterlUo in Imty ithnes because thu Iron mint be struck Uhllult is hot, and advertise in dull fcjj .1...... In I....I .1... I 1 . I ... .1 iiiiiL-B ... urn. ill.. ...ill i. . . ill.. .......i Qiias. Austin IUtim. ANALYSIS 01' THU LANDSLIDE. Parly organs arv tiUtmlug n great ijnndalido in favor of tho HepubJituii tiarlv In Orm-nti at thu imuil ulanUiui LrSlt Is broailiy olaiinol that Tuuauo (ur '4 congreaa will hao 3S00 pluralit), that ?&" Moody will have 11.0J0 ami tlwt Wolvur tf 4. itxm ........... I.. .14.... ....II l.. II fVUl . WJI U ujitu.tiv juat.w w ill Hllir l,wu , plurality. ' TJieso flguro iwe not mueh abuto the .plurality whioh User liad lor governor in lb'JS, and while they are euiupliuuHi ttury to tho goullunion who mu fur utile jthoy da not indicuie iiu teal gmns fur itha Republican party lu Oivguii It 'ill oat bo remembered lliai lwulgilulit H"" " w Children in 6chool? Then you have Kjh often heard them complain of headache; have Ircquently tnoticcd how they no about if;?In a listless, indifferent kavcn t you? G&5c3t& 6mtif sicn- $? does urtxmi things for such g$i children, It brinjp. a healthy f". -- t-r. t-l.. AtlMJ. (. iVUlui micii vm.n9, Murthetis their nerves, and -vt 1 BpviHAktin the vgor that be BsMKteyouth. All delicate iVi&ren should take it. yac 4 li i U viWt. KOTT& t0W)il taal4v W Ywk, way, actions woro striving for supremacy and end i was rolling up votes for thu rest of thu Republican ticket and getting out tho full parly vole. Tho Democratic Oitirvns ticket was not able to get out Its full vote. It had no campaign fund, and It is rafo to say that of nearly n thousand stay-at-homu votes lu Marlon county two thirds weroof thu opposition faith. Justice Wolvcrton Is an able man and rccchcd much more than his party oto. Llku Dairy Commissioner IiIh olllco is not a political olllco and round cottons voters did not voto on parly linos. Moody Is far moro popular In his parly and out of it than any man in Kastern Oregon for rearoiia well known to tho welbluformed. Ills lare veto is not a teat of party strength, as ho carried counties that were swept by tho Union forces Tongiio is serving nu a third term and as a ixilltleiau, lawyer and orator Is ono ono of the ablest men eer rent from Oregon. Htich a man builds up a per sonal following that Is not easily defeated , Dr. Daly mmlo no canats as an orator, nud it Is useless for any candidate to talk of carrying a Itepuhllcau dirtrlol without going before the HMiple. For the optosltlon to carry this district moons at leant n four or six years tight by an able man, who will jMirsonally stump the district. It took Champ Clark that long to comer I a Republican district Into a Democratic stronghold luck in Missouri, Altogether tho Re publican landslide Is not so wonderful, and In fart It is not a landslide at all. The Demoaratio-Citlsent' )Mrty has moio men lu the legislature than ever before. Bryan 0 Tniiti. lu tho debate on the trust question In oouKresa, Friday, the Republicans made tniiuli ol the point that Mr. llrysn was among the first to proiooa Miusti lutlonal auutihlmvut. Tho Democratic sHmkera tepllnl that the eouitltuUounl amendment as iiroiiosoil by the Republicans, and the onnstltutlonal amendment that might be advocated by Mr llryun were two different measure. Hero Is what Mr. Hr)an say for him iwlf on thla ijuellou. It was uttonnl at Lincoln, May X, In reply to a special re ipieat from thu correspondent of the New York Werld: "Hero is one rem oJyi CongrvMis should kish a law that no oorMimtlou organUeil in any state should do huslnuiM outsklo the state of Its origin until It ro.-vlea from an au thority vieatrtl by ootigriss a 1 lev me au tlxirUlng it to do bucluH'S. Huoh lut'imo oau ho granted on conditions which will, In tho llmtpUue, prevent the, watering of stock! In tlm ttvond place, prevent monopoly In any brunch of business ; ami third, preside for publicity at to all the traHraetkma ami boilnetsef the cor poration. Ifsuoii law is unoojutltu tioual, 1 am In faorofau amendment t'jtho coimtltnlloii that will gho con. gr4 power to destroy ery trust in the tjnuntry." Tl Volts la Mthsma on Justice sal Turner oo CoasUtlt-Worrua Suffrsfe Defalnl Only Ml Votes. Following nro tho rcsultfl on minor ofllccw by precincts on olflcial count in Marion ceunty: , Aumsvillc Justlco Illakncy 121 ; Con stable Pound 113; Road Bupcrvleor Dickeson 70, I)udcii 70. Fairfield Justlco Kuster.10, 6haw 21; Constable Johnson 31, Bavngu 28. North Bilverton Justlco RamsbyOl; Constablo Kllno 05, Blmoral 40; Road Hunorvlsor IlobartCO, Porter 10 Tuckir 0. Durbln Iosch I. South BlUorton Justlco, Ramsbyl)8, Constablo Kllno (11 ; Road Buporvisor Amlerton 02, Rowcra W, Sidney Justice, Johnson 70,l)lnckwoll 01 ; Constablo Iloyt 35; Road Supervisor Parker 7 1, Whitman 33. Silver Foils Justlco, Ramsby 15, Con stablo Kllno 7; Kljnernl 11; Road Super visor Denny 10, II. R. Derrick Br. 3 Chamjioeg Justlco, T. llruniano 20, John Ilocfer 25; Constable, 0. W. Jelto 41, K. J. Cnrr 4j Road supervisor Bcol lard 30. Van Dam mo 4. Ilrultonbush Justice, Clark fl; Mon roo 32; Constable, Yates (I; Judd 20; Reed suiHirvisor Carter 3. Kcotts Mills Justico, Dlmlck 73, Iliirlxel 30; constable, Smith CO, Van Tross CO, supervisors, (2 districts). Dun nlgan 4H, Ilarlinnn 44, MiCowan 41, Smith CH. Ilulteville Justice, 8nydcr8() super visor, Urown 67, Johusuii 55. Bt. Paul Justice, Ilrentauo 44, Ilofer 50; constablo, Jelto 52, Kerr 51, auior visor, Davidson 55, Kerr 47. Marlon Justice, Rutherford 40; eon. stable, Walker 12, Keith 1 ; superviror, Russell (12, Leo , Jefferson Justice, F.dea 1, Johuroii 111; constable, lllaekwell 05, Iloyt 55; BUpcrvlcor, Flsli 80, RichardKoii 51. Bubllmlty Justice, Downing 1)2, Quccnor 50; constable, Hill 02, Smith HI; siiierisor, ilurus "5, (l!our HI. Macleay Supervisor, Conu 33, Short 50, Hurst 0, scattering Klkhurn Jiistke, Clark 15, Monroe 3; constabje, A. J. Uatea 10, Judd 0; road supervisor, Geo. Corucck H. Raines II. Turner Justice, Hurreu 08, llillery 2, Karl 2; Madison for coroner 1 ;couttuble, Potter (it), Underwood 00: road surper Visor, llunsaker 51, Silvers 05. Monitor Justice, Hayes 15, (Merlon 01 1 constable, Howu 51, Bharback 53; road supervisor, llonneyAI, Simnous58. Mehiiuia Justlio, Hall 10, Irvine 40; countable, llcnnett 57; supervisor, Feu- ton, 12, Morrla 13, SvIIIh 53. Aurora Justlco, Sujdcr 8.1; eon stable, Reed 50; SuH'rlsor, Kraurso 83. Ml. Angel Justice, 1 lay en 78, Overton 72; coustuble. Howe 107, Bcharhuck IS, supervisor, Hutch 00, Schwab 80 (lervals Justice, Hester l.Trt; Shaw 15, eoustable, JoIiipoii, 108; Savage, 12; Road supervisor, Nibler 70, Van Dull 70. llrooks Justlee, Hester 17, Shaw 110; constable, Johnson 35, Savage 120; Road supervisor, Pliinoy' 111, Jones 63, Mcrlng 80. Horeb Justlee, Clark 42, Monroe 00; constable, dates 31, Judd 42; Bupervlror Work M, Taylor 15. llubbanl llartmaii pilns 1, Hurst gains 2, lludelsou loses 4. Justice, Sny der IX; oolttable, Reed II; supervisor, Jordan, 08. Howell, Sheriff Durbin's home pre olnct, gives him 3 majority out of 110 vole J. Culver, for commissioner, gains 2 voles; King, for rwordcr.gutua 4 votea; Matlock gains 4 votes. Justlco, Ramsby 102; ooiistablJ, Kllno 50, SimeralTX; road suHtrvlor, McCorkle 110. Slaylon Justlw, litl, Downing 50, ljueuner 110, IUh 2, Constablo A. Hill lit, H. Smith 08, Road siiH)rlsor, D. Manglullfi. P.. Kheppanl 8K. Sllvertoii Justice, Ramsby 113; Con stable Kline (0, Bimeral 77. WiKxlhurii JuitU-o 1 1 aye, 01 Dem, Overton IDS Rep; Constable, Sharbuok 20 Rep. llowot01im; Road Supervisor, Walker 172 Rep, 1'ope 1311 Dem. Moorva gains 10, Umbeclo gain a 10, Me) era 2. somk usomauu Tor.vi Tor Oougr,aT Id nmrd Daly tl8 W V Kluiuro 918 D Rowerrrlan , . '230 J M llrown Zli FredPIItfrst 285 For County Judgo WW Elder 2520 Oliver Jory 232 John II Scott 2703 For County Commissioner WWCnivor 2380 Why use .W?lsba(h HaiTlIe? .2805 .2122 .3148 2085 .200!: I O Nccdham For Survoyor Alfred Oobalet . . . UUIlcrrlck For 8hcrifr FW Durbln ... Clias A Murnliv .. Knos I'rostmll . . 1J Tho Equal Buffrnge amendment was defeated in Marion county by 141 votes. in cmsm or TtB. between candidates forcounly offices tho two having the sarno voto afo to decide by lot, which is usually dono by lotting a third parly draw one of two straws, tho candidate getting the longer straw holdiifg tho ofllco. This law la made for counta offices, but appllos equally well to constables mid justices and the tie In Mchama anJ Turner will lio decided In that way. Thu county convasslng Iward will not complete tho footings of tho ofDclal count before lato Friday night. Tho llgurca published nbovo are not final of ficial totals but nro nearly correct. Uie Allen's Foot-Ease In Your Gloves. A lady writes: "I shako Allen's Foot Easo Into my gloves and rub a llttlo on my hands. It saves my gloves bv ab sorbing perspirallon. It is n most dainty toilet powder." Wo Invito tho attcn tion of phys'cians and nurses to tho ab solute purity of Allen's Foot-Ease. Dr. W. O. Abbott, odltor of tho Chicago unmc says: "li is a grand preparation ; I am using It constantly In my practice." All drug nnd shoo stored sell It, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, U Roy, N. Y. 1 BECUOSB IUBT atTK A 0OO uaiiT and ah ixiso lived. WK 0ELL TURK OIUDSS! i. l. lt..t.1j A Mil sT! iwii,iHiit ii'uiiiiiiiut t it ft m .. . uA.f f timer in TnAi.LinH. umwi a--,- .-. "lUnr.A- r.ioii;ii mmc iur, mo ict; :, ' T. si fst rr hour ITlf 6 OU O. HUNDRED CANDI.K IOWER with a cotwumptloti of onlr Aim fet Igr nour. NO, 177. The old iUndbr, of good IUng quality nd (trlng KIQIITY CANDLE t-unnn. IDES!S,llSfoi qnlte Reed qoalltr but Ririnj mc cndlc power u the No. 197, nd at half the prloe, 14 cents, ... . . , ...... Any o( thews mMlc put on and burners properly djntc4 t Jre r iim. n Rnd fft tni DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? Sfm ?iot. you ihstyou nnitat a I1KTTER UOHT for I.ES8 MONEY with one of thete burnen thn with any olher rorm 01 tru HeUl light, WeharagMitoTessUa Let u snow them to yon. SALEM QA8 LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketa St.. Telephone 563. it's What You Save That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you ll find you save money uy iraums ncic. O er people do. Why not you. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Flour Bin TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR CUSTOMERS, ALSO A ' Bread Case NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR EPPLEY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS OFFERS AT THE 2C X, , Electric Store AND TELL ABOUT IT. YOUR X w- V FRIENDS Harritt & Lawrence OLO PO?TOl'FICE OKOCKHY ) Confederate Graves Comjmiium, Ohio, Juno 8. A lnrgo quantity of llowera wore received hero today from n Now Orleans society to decorate tho graves of Confederate sol diers. Mrs. Win, II, Krauss, a Union Veteran, will attend to tho decorating tomorrow. Strawtcrrles In addition to our regular bill of fare Strawberries and other luxuries will bo servid to our pntroua when ordered at the St. l-.lmo Restaurant 20-o-o-d ' TODAY'JVIARKET. : PonTi.ANi,Jnno 8, Wheat, valley 51 Wolln Walln, 62. Flour Portland, best grades 2 65 to fii.uo. BuporllnoUMO iiorbbl. Oata Cholco White 35Q80c, grey 32 to 33. Millstuff Ilrnn, 13; shortB, $15. Hay Timothy 10Q11 er ton. Onions Oregon, 0.00 to ffl 60 1'otatoos 10 to (Wc per sack. . lluttor Rest dairy, 20025; fancy cream cry. 35 ; htoro, 20 to 25c. Eggs Oregon. 1 1 Poultry Chickens.f I 00 to 4 50; hens (6 to 0 00; turkeys, llvoKtc. Mutton Drest-ed, 7 to 7c cr pound. llogs-jHeavy dressed 5 to (!c. Reef fiU-era. la 1.50; cows,t3.60 01; drcHxed lieef, 0)6 to 7JtC Void Dnissiil, 8 0 8);c. for small. Hops 2010c ; old crop 6Q0c. Wool Vnlloy, 12(3 Rio; Enstern Oro got), U)0l5o; Mollalr, 25c. Illdea Oreen, salted 00 lbs, 8(i0o, under 00 lbs, 1Y.Q,), ; sheep H)lts, 150 20o SAI.S.M M.VUKkT. Wheat 58 oumls and over, lio. Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25o. Hops 5 to 7)t,e Oats 28 to 30e. Hay llaliil, cheat, 8; timothy, 1IQ ilitgs-ll toP-'Hc. Flour In wholesale lota. S2.50: retail. :'-... .MIllstuRa Ilran, 113; shorts, H. Hogs Dressed, 610. I.lvewittlo Sleeni, 3U; cows, ) to 13. Bheop-2.5O03. liresfH'il Veal OJ4e HBATING! STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER. estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II See Our NoWLineOfGO-GuT and Baby Carriages F. W. MOLLIS & CO. IS 1st Door Norlh of Post Office. The German Market Will be found all kinds of meat and tho best of sausago. FRKE DELIVERY. All bills duo the lato firm of Wolt A Miescke must bo paid. CUOL.Z, &. SON 171 Commercial St. MiloC. Matthews Succcuor '.0 (Vlnl k Matthews M1CA.T nnd I'OULTHY MARKET Stnto street near railroad, Kre.ilieat and lest meats. My patrons say I keep IxMst niL'.iti in town. MEAT AND POULTRY. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. To whom it may Cencern: The Partnership heretofore existing as Herren & Levy is hereby dissolved, F. Levy re tiring and Ed. C. Herren con tinuing the business. All ac counts due the late firm are payable to F. Levy. Dated, Salem, Oregon., May 22nd., 1900. F. Levy. Ed, C. Herren. 0-2-l-in 0.HL&IL pirAuT roil Chicago Breciai o-ISam Boo- kine flyer C-Wpm TIME StTIKDOLK, From l'ortland. Allan tlo Ki p, m 8 pm. Be, m ex. Uun lup, m Leave Ualem Salt Lake, Denver Ft. Won hi SMh..2-A&9. . UUUl,vitttvaaii auu AbKfli WalU Walla, Spokane, Mlnn apolli, Ut. i'aul, Uululh, Mil. wankco Chicago and aaat. VIA 1IUNT1NQTOX itaiT, ,-pai Spy. vfln Vfi I8 OCEAN HrEAMHUII-H. Pur Han Kraucltoo, bau every uve uays. I P. I. COLUMBIA ITtVKU UfV itfVIU DiciniuEiiWi fo AatertA aud way Lftdlnf( 8ai, VVILLAUE1TK U1VKR I'ur l'ortland. Newherc and liiiiuiup 0iuuuax nnuM-l at It.i (lurand l'rldr l 1I.0J . ' . . - . ' . .. .JK 'iuoHiay, innnuayana uatnr-4 .in l a.sa . m ' r ib m. Ulf7u SALEM LODGES 1-". J. Ulem Cimn No. 118. PH, 70, in A. O U. M I X llouUlrrd, O. O. room IS, Moorcs blk w. v. Meets every Friday titer.- ball, Slate Ina. bid?. ; W. A. lioorei, clerk, FOIl COttVALLIS And way points Tuesday, Thursday aa so,f day, 100 p. m. W1LLAMETTK ItlVXR DIVISION. Dally boats to l'ortland a abore. Trantltti t ttrcit car lino at Oregon City If tho ateamtrt uT di'liiycd thero. Tickets to alt polnta In Ureton WiuliliiEton, California or (be Eatt. Darrim checked throngb from Salem free. Choree rail or rlrer route to l'ortland. ConnecUo niado at Portland with all rail, ocean and rlt.r lines. W II. IIUIlLUURT, flea, I'aa Ajt, l'ortland Of. . . . a 0, WWKR8, Aeent, Trade Street dock, Hakn VIA SOUTH AND EAS1 IA Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Southern KCKUST1IK9 OK AMIIKIOA Court Hlierwood Forest No. 1. Mecu Friday nlghu In Turner block. Joliu M. Chara, C. It A U Brown Hocy. 11-17-lyr WOOD SAW QTEAM VJ Two Machines Work Dona Quickly. Telephone 2583 black, lnvo orders at residence on 12th street, or Stciner's market. M. Van Fllt, Ykw I'aiik. 6 Otf Trains leave Salem for Portland and way euiuuiiB uiuiiuu. ia. , i ;oi a. m. and U0 p. HI. auriJ 103 I' u lli p M 41 AH Sit AM 1 0 A If I 7S4 A ! KSJAKI Lv Portland. Lv Balera ..... Ar Aihland. Ar Bncramcnto.... Ar Ban Franctsco.. ArO)?ilcn.... Ar Denver... Ar Kama, CUy Ar Chicago. ArLo Angelca.. Ar El PaM. Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico.. Ar Houiton .... Ar Now Urleana. Ar VtubluKion .. Ar New York ... 8:80 A t 1100 A M 12.30 A M Mm 7 P M 8A A M e-oo a u . 73J A U 1M A U 120 P M SO0 1' U S.SOA M . .M A M . 3.S5 A U .. 3J r M . S A U ...12,3 P M TOO A M( ao r Ml JO A U( 10 A Id ta a m u a u; tJtsr t CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR Ilcmovcd to 140 State street. IJfow stock, lartje nrlety of dry (roods. Bilk embroidery, ladies' furnithlni; tjoods. Jnpaueeu goods, chinnuiire, matting and notions Prlcoa re.ibunablo HUlEu'WING SANGiiCOMPANY, Pullman ami Tourista care an bait trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Omlax and El Paso, nnd tourist cars to Chlcage-, St. Louis, Now Orleana nnd Washington. Connecting at San Frandisc with eer eral eteiitnsliln lines for Honoluln. Japan, China, Philippines, Central aad fcoutii America. See Sir. W. W. Skinner agent at Ualeta , Station, or address I O. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. "'I ' alem's Loadlno Imniement House The Eagle Bicycles llulter Dairy, ioej creamery, 20c. rouiiry mi ueiis H!r in., e: vouiik rooatura per lb ,7 too; sprint; euickons ur lb., 12i to loo lVtatm-r 20 to 23c h.t bushel for old (togoiTStoi Lino Railroad Tho Direct Koute to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Oh i-s ehov of tno fuorlto routes, via the UN' ION PACIFIC Fast Mali Line, or tho IHO OltANDE Scenic LIihs. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the tliicat lu the West." L'qulppod With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine Now Ordinary Tourist S'eepers SuorbUbrarvBufTetCars Silondid Dinnors, Meals a la carto creo Reclining Chair Cars Comfortablov Coaches and Smokors Entire Train Completed Vostibuled l ho IIK3T ami EASIEST RUNNING W1IKEL MADE. It lias the 1msI rims combination Wood and Aluminum which will not unrp In wet weather, rust nor corrode nor split like wood. It gets its cnty Tiiuniuu qualities from Rigid Frames and two Point Hearings and Quad tny, makliii; the most Rigid Crank Hanger put on tiny wheel made. This Quad May and Aluminum Rims nro on no other wheel being patented, assuring Knglo Riders tho ery best and something different than any other wheel made. Why do comK)titora tight Eagle wheels? Answer Itecauso llicy are good. "Tho niott cubs alwaya lio under the best Apple freo." YrtpS? ,v "X.sai f I LXW "' ".fc f I J QUAD -STAY rATLMTlO, IjJiML-LV IB Jt ittUW rk9 Wr A Ir'Wkk tTt3 i.saV tfct Threshing Machines ci-i iVniJ?r(VTii,r6al',?.,? "C''"''"1 the old saying holds Reed, but with tho RU8 SI.LLC CLONE and MASSILLON FARMERS' FRIEND WIND STACKER U does not. for we regulate tho blasts to blow where thoy will do the most good. H"r,,,f (.r 1000 are mojlols of perfection. They nro built especially for liio incite Coast trade, have chain drive and extra largo shoo and are subsUn. If. !,a it,U!rpft.r9- ThaOVOLONE will thresh tho fastest, clean the bwt, run the Ugliest and last thelongcst. James K beura Thomaa II Ton gnu . For Sopromu Juilge t) J HrMit gt You Caa Wrar Thu Star S Star sbova out. but It takes a loug tluirt. That's why tho Now York Raaket tolls au many shoe. 0-73d-lw Uwtyatlktrall. Dtnwoir, Mleh., Juuo 8. Admiral IXiwey and wlfo arrived hero this after noon. They were greeted at tho deHt liy an immui throug, A rommliteo o( aiiUaent wi-orted the iarty to the hotel whore they are wepariug for a luouiter roception which begiui tonight. Thoa t). tirvono 0lay Wolverlon.... For Dairy and PW1 J W lUlltty . . P I. Keuady W Kt'liulmorlih ... For Dlatrlct Attorney J N Hart . Joint A Jeffiwy Fur ltdprttoouUtlv Ohralea I) llartnmn limiry Koeno lt I. lVari-o J M Pooruian JNBmllh.... (1 I. llrown.. J 11 Dliuidk. . B llofw.... A Rlludelaon Oe W Weeks Charles lUldwiu II lUttev ll SOW 1M1 . .. . HNJ Coiuwiaalouer WS .lull liX) 15 VIM) .. StttJ ...Wit . 20S3 ...307 ha 2I 2VXS. Ml For It. NAOKL, Trav. I'a Ant ftiithor information apply to W. K UOMVN 'en'l Anen Quick Time to the East and South-East Via the Union a.- .V." UVillV, II. II. Tso Daily Solid Vestibuled Trains. FROM PORTUND or SAC ItAMKNTO loDKNVhlt.OMA. HA. KANSAS CITY and ST. LOUIS. I.eathan3 itaa to ClUC.UiO with, out chaugo; only ono chango to New York ami other Eastern oolnta. No other Hue does It. I'alaesj ami Tvurlat 8Kymra, Dinlnt: ami library Cara (barber shop) aud fne rvtilnlncchalrcarf. IVir nvtc. Tickets and full informa tion via either route, apply to W. V: Srinxul. Agent S. P. Co. 8lem Oie. Or J. II. Lotiibop, Gen'l Agvut, No. l Third St. lVrtlaud Or. The Russel Compound Traction immaiMH Engine. Is the most powerful engine built It ravea one-third to one-half In fuel and water, is of leea weight than the single cylinder style, and the price is rlcht. If you contemplate bming an ENGINE HOILKR. 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