The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 12, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 ?fyvrOT-f ..&' H Uokln ftr we fiave Tnem ! i Sk1 4 fc ',.. fe- LffJ t5 fa m x m if ft 'h- tt! 44.- ,Xl HIT & m: Every other man you meet speaks about the weather in that helpless "Iet-it-go-at-that" sort of a way, as if he could get no relief from its discomfort. What we want to do is toveducate men up to the point of saying "I'm dressed for rs comfort; hot weather doesn't bother me." This Vs'lbrc pays special attention to summer clothing hot weather shirts, underwear, straw hats, etc. 'Slimmer suits, $4.00, $5.00, $6.50, and $7.00. summer shirts, 45, 5U, b, to $.j.uu. Smmcr underwear, 25c to $1.50. r Straw hats 25c to $1.50. 6JJoisoii& 6o.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. P. 0. D. FRAUDS SOME REASONS WH THE SYSTEM A FINANCIAL FAILURE. IS With Thieve to Administer, Can Even Such Iflitttuttoai De Success ful. ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT One year ago we 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 bboe stop? 04 Htuto &t TUB DAILK JODRNAL UY HOPtm UnQTHBRS. TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1WX). Dully Ono Yonr. 93 OOln Ailvnnoo. Dnlly Pour Montlii. 91. In Aclvanoo Woakly Ono Yonr 91.00 In Advnnoo JOURNAL X-RAYS Oregon advertisements my woman hns no right to ho ugly or to vutu. t I County Judge Pitlmor got llio biggest voto of any mm In I.lnti county. V Tim Jooimt. I tlio bust 8ilom mlvor tlslng medium because It la Mia best advertised newspaper at Halom. I 1 I Whon a newspaper (join a nun Into a pickle It la no inoro Minn right to hustle lilin out again, Utit It I apt to leiivo litm a llttlo our. 1 t t Tito Uoor envoy wero sitnbliod nt Washington lint welcomed nt Oinnliu. What's tlio mutter with moving tlm Capital to Nebraska? . Tom Tongue's paper still labor uiulur Jho mental mlrno ami tiitullucliml In version, that tlio wily Kiigllshniaii boat Vundorburg by 73 vote In 1K1W. t 1 t Senator Fulton and Mm. Duiiulway atutnKvl together In tlm late campaign. Whlcli ono wui It buried woman nil frngo? Charley wui on one side. Mm. J), on thu other. lour yonr 8 thoy IiaVo lind a grangor county government Hint ant about bull what It costs in inoro highly-organized Hupiililfciin counties. Thoy huvo ru fused to follow tliulr inoro nrlMocratlo nelghliors Into tlio real inn ol bliss uml Mull tnxos nuil elected tlio vvliolo llamrd Fusion ticket. i Hint McAlllstor li n innu who cannot bu downed. Ho In elected iignln from Marlon county, ami tlio Im Grande Cbruulvlu unyn : llou. I), A. McAllister wan In Mm city yesterday nlloriioou, looking us plcus.iol an usual, mid did not put on any uxira aim on ui'coiiut ol nln ' having Ixten elected, and say bo entertains no ill feeling ngulnst any persons who in lliolr Judgment saw lit to cant tliulr voto against him. Tlio international Navigation Co ot ":i llro.idwuy, Nuw York, ban our thank for a notit lltographed paor cuttor. This lino runs twnnly-ono steamer from 281U ton bunliiu to 11.7ft) tons, llko thu fit. Paul anil 8t lulit. It la a con colidatlou of thu American lino mid tlio Hod Star Lino and Bmiina to bo tlio Kroat American ytum ol traiia-attantlo travel. Iluro la mi Albany Democrat item that la too hot for hot weather I When u man who atcal $100,000 o Sovormntmt moony can lug in tlioUnlttxl Utoa 0'uatllutlou to Niimiort thu tin ftinno of uncountitiitiouullty in tlio liiotliihl of Ida trial. It la evident Mini tlio coiiktliullon Ima lncleil becuuu) un effete Inntrumunt. I'll ere la aomuthliiK In tlio ii'ni point tliut iiiu couitltuilou IiiivIiik ieuu aooiimiiHi tiieio la no way to pun. lib liuporlnl tlileves. t t t Uo-oHiratlon In apriukling mid road makliiij would mak mile of IkmiiIIIuI drlvei In and about B.ilem, whetu'a it la n aolomn fact wo now have no place to peed an nuliu.O, to Kiy nolbiou ol tuk ing a drlvo for pleamre. I.t the ntuto, county, city and cllli ua uo operate to make it lew beautiful dnvuwaya, or elao Hilltboro Inilflpamkiit, (Hp.):-Tl.o ,01 " wm '" "'"" Tlio OrcKonlnn taya Mint (lcorKU K. Chnmherlnln will tonka n compluta clmiiue In the district attorney' olllco, rtty decidedly tlio proper thing to do. That I what tlio hu of I'urtland votcl for. . Itepiibllcann, the a. 0. I'., went anlH hunting Utt Monday, but on Tuenday uiorulug whan It lm,4ii to bo llht onouiih to kih) thoy tumid thoumilvca holdlnu tlio rk. t t Curcful uitlumtei Indicate that X).lXH) ttratiKr will vUU riilladtdph durinir too vicck too iiopuwitttu naiioml run It- fcVM volition la In watlon. Tfila, of uit. i iiooa not include iuteiu)uji"mwultoim.l" for Mio vice prckldcuoy, who will mini IwrSOO.OOi) inoro. Aitorln Uuduot. t t t 'In JBOfl, ConutcMinan Tongnti lxi , Yapdrrburit by a plurality ol T3 vlc. Jn JKM ho U'at Yixttoh (W 5W tale. ?.Thf year he! lead byK) or more Y Itin't It tlmo noma out run j;uliiit IVnijuo who ooold at loAt rodiifu Ida ' voto . llttloT Oapuln ilanth, of Mc , Minns Mo, oould Intvo donu It. I i I Tim Ignorant l'opulUU a id IVinwr tta of f.lnn pounty are itubWn tot, lir f t Aa there I uo principle IiitoIvihI and It'a only the ollUva tiro after eleel uuy old thhii," for aenator, For or acalud a tariff on our dcHHidcnule, (or ur nation btmutalliam, for or utinimil ex panalon, oolouie or lmperlalUm, for or dkiIihI n jtraud ltumptMii military ) torn, what do uo cure, o, u w'et the dd uralollItHMit Tho following (a clipped from tho Kansas City Journal, ft rank Republi can orKan. Noto theao peinter: Cuban potlnl Btcnlinga implicate the depnrtnif nt nt Washington, Favorite carried n tho pay roll in Bivoral poritioiiH nt ono time. Men who tried to tell tho truth nro shut no. Fonda of Washington postofllco are stolen for soma yearn. Sntno system of favoritism mid pulls that existed during tho Spanish war. Hciiato Investigation comtnlttpo n Un. pulillennsnnd Democrats will whitewash things until nftcr election and forget it then. All this la out of their own mouths Kcpublican testimony. Washington, Juno 12. 8tccial. Honsatlonnl storing are current here rein lives to tho wholesalo purchnscs of cifllco furniture for tho Koneral postolllco hero and in Cuba and Porto Itico, school fur nlttiro for tho Islands, safes, hortes and carriages and a variety of other articles that Undo Sam authorizes his ngonts to buy. It Is being charged, among other things, Mint Fourth Assistant l'ostma master Oenernl Hrlstow, who has earned n roputatloa for extromo severity in dealing with fraud and evasion, was sent to Cuba .not nlono becaueo ho was deemed tho most desirable man to clean out that Involved postal service, but be cause Micro wna n demand for his expa triation to prevent (tosslblo explosions In Washington. It is known Mint. Hrlstow for several months heloro bis departure had not spoken to another high olllulal of tho postolllcu department nm! Mint tlio only communication Imtwuen his olllco mid that of thoolllclal In question was of a I O'liuiclory character. llrlstow hns demunded that rortnln conditions which ho condemned n un measured Inncungo inust ,rcnee, mid mode no concealment of Itho fact that his cur.domnntioii was intended to lio npplleil to tlio nets of tho olllchd with whom ho had quarreled, Tho charges brought against the men who havo boon Juggling tho frauds of tho Washington postofllco can bo slated in tho following condensed ceunts: Funds of tho Washington postofllco havo Iwen disbursed Improperly for inoro than two years, tho Irregularities for tho quarter lending Hoptombor 30, 1608, oniountcd to between 20,000 and 130,000, according to an .export's roKrt to Controller Traeowoll. Numerous favorites carrled.on tho pay rolls in two, mid sometimes three, sl lions not only In Washington, but other cities, Oliver II. Smith, of Indiana, at present btiperlutendviit of tho local ser vice, was for n year simultaneously aud itor of local postal stations, laborer ami painter of street letter boxes. Me drew Mircsi salaries, another Indiana man, N. II. linker, succeeding to these emolu ments. Hlx women were carried on tho roll as cleaners, notwithstanding they per formed uo work. Four men were paid to Investigate the shortcomings of cur riers, but tlm job woro sinecures. Traveling exH))ises of department ol llclala whoweronoton public busiiiuss add cost of tlips for private citizens only nominally connected with tho govern moot liuro been pnld to the extent of tens of thousand of dollars out of thu fund lloiiglug dieliitlvoly to Mm Washington postolllco and tho military oatal service. It is a notable fact that Ohio and In di.mii politicians, friend of Senator llanna and his lieutenants, mid First Assistant Postmaster Oenernl Heath are thought t ) luvo enjoyed tho cream of thu privilege, which woro scatturml with such a generous hand. This fact waa enough In Itself to causo .tremeud oua pressure, olllolnl and political, to bear with n view of preventing tho pub lication of the stories, Mr. Traoowoll called attention to the fact that between 10 mid COolerka had been oarrled on Mm rolU of the agricul tural department nt ono time, and re marked that the congressmen mid him toi found fault with him btvnuso hedo. sired to stop tho Irregularities. "Will not the losses to thegovein. ment, as shown by yourllles, amount to nearly 130.0007" Mr. TracoweU was ntked. "1 would not IIVo to estimate It," ho replied. "I will say, however, that wo (uml tho amount to U Mween 10,000 mid IS.OOO Wo iIImIIohiiI about 500 of account ami nfternanla paid atiout tUMof this sum." An ex.illloial of tho otolllr, who was In a iHulttou to obtain much Infer, iiiatlon, mtimntoa that tho irrcuular dl. Imrsrmenti of all Uml for Mia )enr end i .... ... . was onoeriaKcn lor pleasure, tnado a I tremendous row becauso his oxpenso ac count, a welnl and unbusinesslike stale ' ment, was turned down. Anally forced tho auditor to accept It and tho cashier paid him the amount lie demanded. When tho comptroller of tho treasury demanded a strict accounting the books of tho Washington postofllco were taken In hand by a general officer of tho de partment and he wrote a letter to Trace well which ho subsequently compelled tho then postmaster, Wlllctts, to sign, though very much against that official's better Judgment, Tho letter was not satisfactory, and Tracewcll so stated, but beforo ho could tako sttps to enforco his demands ho re ceived ordors to let tho Washington post olllco alone. Many incrimlnntlnir stories about favoritism, bad management and recklessness of conduct are being told. Tho father-in-law of nn official was sent to Porto Pico lo 1)0 postmaster of ono of tho big towns outside of San Juan. He was givou $2,000 worth of postage ttnmps and considerable money to start his olllco. Ills conduct in Now York be fore ho sailed and again after ho reached Porto Ilico was such as to causo the of ficials to refuse to pond hlni additional stamps, Kvcntonlly tho appointee was trans ferred to another department and Is now receiving f 1,400 a year as clerk. A chief of ono of tho divisions of tho postolllco in addition to Ills regular salnry drow M a dny from the Urooklyn postofllco. Another extraordinary feature of the tanglo was the dismissal of an expert accountant, Thomas W. Gilmer, who, after nn examination of tho postofllco books, inndo a report to tho comptroller of tho treasury to tho effect that they wero in wretched shapo and should be overhauled entirely. Thu Ilucon resolution was adopted by tho senato and tho Cuban committco, of which Senator Piatt, of Connecticut, Is chairman, is now vested with ample au thority to visit tho islands at Its pleas ure and begin a completo overhauling ot tho affairs of tho militnry government. Its (lowers nro far-reaching. It la au thorized to go Into every department, postal and military, examine evory book and voucher, summon and cxnmlno wit nesses and do a number of other things that aro calculated to enable the commit tee to got to tho bottom of tho scandals Thu twrsonno! of the commltto Is as follews: Republicans Piatt, of Connecticut, Aldrlch, Culloin, Davis, McMillan, Chandler, Hpoonor. DcmocratH Teller, Money, Uutlor, Taliaferro, It is not expected that this committee will inuko a great deal of headway In exKslng frauds after It reaches Cuba, but it is believed, on tlio other hand, Mint It will devote Its efforts to suppress ing tho facts, at least until niter tho gen eral election In November. Facts For Sick Women First tha medicine that holds the record for itta largest number of abso lute Cures of female Ills Is Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, Second Mrs, Plnkham can show by her lottet files In Lynn that a mil lion women have been restored to health by her medicine and advice Third-All letters to Mrs. Plnkham are received, opened, read and an swered by women only This fact Is certified to by the mayor and postmas ter of Lynn and others of Mrs. Plnkham's own city. Write for free book con taining these certificates. Every ailing woman Is Invited to write to Mrs. Plnkham and get her ad vice free of charge. LydU R. rtnktum Med. Co., Lynn, Muv WHY USE Ztoiisb BKCnOSB TMKr OIVB A OOOD tlOIIT AND AIU LONO LIVED. WS SELI, TURKS ORADES: "IDMlFftol quite M good qnalltr but gWinK same candle power as tho No, 17, and at half the DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? we will prove to yon that .you ran rot anmFRUOlIT for I.K3 MONEY with one of these boraers than with any other form of aril. ScialuihCwS "are u Stove, also. Let us show them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemokota St.. Telephone 603. 0.R.&1 I PIPiHT TlllB BCBEDm.. Z ron From Portland. "-In rl. Wnrik " - Bt.OOp, It's Wufl i you save Chicago special 9:IS a m Bdo- kane Fiver 6.-C0ptn Allan tic Ex. p, in 8 pm, ti,.u .it.c urm rirh. nnfl if vnu are alive to vour own interests you'll find you save money by trading here. O er people do. Why not you. . Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD POSTOFF1CE OnOCEItY 8 ii. m ex. HUn Satur day 10 p, m. Leave Halom Salt Lake, Denver uirdhtcatndE1;';?; Walla Walla, Spokane, Minn. ,.... ..,, uu jg, YIA HUKT1NQTON "oCKArTBTKAlTHTiri- For San Francleoo, Ball every nve dayi. rT- v? i p. coi.uMniA niVKn L To Astoria and way imiltl,,tV WILIiAHETTE ItlYKn i ml ,r"- K..r !'...! latirl M.kUu . I j. r" ,nOi,J.. day and Friday at IS.OoT?', foesday, Tliundayand fii5:rjl day at 6.80 a. m. wi' . FOR COBVALLIS And way points Tuesday, Thumlar tu hi.. day, 4.00 p. m, ' "" "w OASTOXIIA.. Drs ths 0 "i' Knl You Have Alsars Bocght 1ltA fal lillltitl liitltt tt.l ufa Musi dll iiwituMi-wihii iuiui tallica nv mi, H . - iitillo ill eonliibutlng to nvc tho , eo- "" Ju" .S0', '"' t 'ilt fM,- plo ol Itulht from tho vvurhutlng louo tits ol olvilltatieii In tho he of a fain lut. LANE COUNTY TALLYSIIEETS. Ptotlc Up There Ceitlnc Iranllent Ovr the Dc Uyed Eltctlos Returns. Eugene Special, Jiiue II. The election was held ono vtcek ago today, nud it Is nn Impossibility at this hour to tell for a certainty who has been elected to tho olllco of county judge, Mr. Kinciildor Sir. Knox, ami only the of ficial count will n9ttlo this vexed ques tion, and again, tho Irregularity and do Iny has caused muny people to talk of a contest uml a recount ot ballots will bo u-cessary to determluo tho matter. Let ters in ero received from L. 1. Tullman, ono of Mis judges of election, and also one from Mr, ItUbanlsou, clerk, saying, they wero positive the Glentenn tally sluel had been sent In. Mr. J. N. Boutherl ml, another of tho judges is in town, nnd ho Is also oIMve the book was hout In. The other judge was Jason Nueley, chairman, and a latter I ex cctcd from him hi regard to tho mat ter 'tonight. If ho sends in tho missing tally sheet it la likely the remainder of thoolllclal count will bo canvassed to morrow morning, NEWS OF ALBANY. bom no arrangements for a celebration' not oven a committee appointed on Bpcaker, Mr. Ilrownell has evidently made a mistake. I t t A reform administration has taken the life out of tho vvholo criminal business In Marlon county. Looklnf Up Oreton Dried Fruit. Mr. C. 11. Huzford, of tho firm ot Ba con, Kexford & Co., of Chicago, is In the city in tho interest ol his tlrtn. Mr. Itoxford is making his headquarters with T. A. Livcsloy & Co. in tho Ober helm block, and would bo pleased to meet any fruit growers who aro inter' estcd In Chicago or any of the eastern markets as an outlet for dried fruits. 2d41w HBATINGT STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest Drices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I6H WILLAMETTE KIVEIl DIVISI0K Dally bouts to Portland as above. Trinil i Bireei car line ai uregoii i;uy ir the lleim... ." delayed there. Tickets to all Mlnu in SSi? Wnshlncton, California or (he Jml & checked thronxh from Balem free. ChofrV rail or river route to Portland. Connmi.. made at 1'oitland with all rail, ocfaVaS??' lines. W' II. IIUKlburt""' fle,l,as.At.rorilDd6t . . . 8- " POWERSV" Atent.Trado Street duek, B1(B1 recog, Special Rervtes "Old Government" whiskey. nizeu uy leaning pnysicians, and espec lallv by A. 1'. o'lirlon M. D., Captain and 8urgcon, also by Win. D. McCarty M. I)., Major and Burgeon, in United States Army. Furthcrmoro, tho board of health of San Francisco, recommends this stimulant as tho purest, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents and invalids. Sold exclusively In Salem and Marlon County by J. P. ItoaicRs. 4-20-tf OABTOniA. Bwi tb j Ito Kind Yoa Han Almrs BaujM See Our Newuneo Go-oans and Baby Carnages. F. W. HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Post'Off cc. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and wt stations at 5:40 a. rm. , 7:51 a. m. tnd 4 :05 p. m. Lt roriTand LV Halnm Ar Aahland Ar Bocramcnto....... Ar Han Franclico ArUgden.. -8:30AM .11KX) A M .12.90 A M .IfflrH - 7:4J I' M SALEJt LODGES THE LEADING PAPER Of the Pacific Coast, THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE . I. w. -w. Salem Camp No. lis. Meets every Krlday evet nn, 7JO, In A. O. U. W hall, 8tate lus. bid p. K X. ltoulllrrd, O. C; VV. A. Moorcs, cletk, room IS, Mooret blk DAILY CHRONICLE Uy null, Postage Paid, tIJb.rU a Year, The ltoerU whlpinJ to j.lwes but havo still life vtiuugh lu clean up four Uilnllions of llrltishlu mid day. For at old a man a I'm. J Knutr, lie, khnmefully aollvo and delimit of father Time and John Hull. fUMIHQ BftjrSM who 11t tiW-WtU for it Ami other jalnful and Kilous ailments which so many mothers suffer, can b avoided by the use t( "Mqtiika' 1'hiknu." This rcmrdj- U a God-ud to women, because It cattle thtm tbroueh their mo.t rritlol ontral ulth lrfifi jfrlvu.t niMuln V. ItoTHKK'a PniKNii" uml fear tkt utfcrlnK and dnjjr ol v,w w' "uwn m u hwwwfwtd InmrM Mfely to mother nod child Our Immsk, "Wtfotet JUliy is Jtoru," is vrotth wossw m iwit to mry tvotuan, ana vIU Hi plain envelope by llrudfitUl acsst fceo k v AMMtfttMw' Cimpwi A.ilwila, G 1 "F" MOTHER'S FRIEND (XXi, and he is ot tho opinion Mist Ihor- onisti liivcktiitatlon would Increase the tolltoatlet TUX),(XX1, I-or eleven months cvmditlons have improved so far as thu local poslotllee la concerned, Ixvauso during that Hrlod the otllct) has Uhiii oonnectetl with Mio IVtto It can postal norvico. What it tually amounts to an order to let the Washington posloitlco alone has been In force In the lntx-ctoiV division for sev oral months and Mia inspections have liven of a purely perfunctory character. Tho editor ol au Italian nev.saH)r In Cliicanti ietit several weeks in Cuba and Porto Itico at the expen.o of the Kuveriiineut, and when ho returned au etenfo account amouutliitf to UMrly M.OtX), which he ptwented, was paid over the counter ol tho Washington P-xitotllce, After his returti to Chicago he waseontlutusl on the salary mil for several months. iiotwIMistandlni.. h itl.l Uietlilin: to earn the money, ' A hUh otottUe oltloful, whqon his rvturn from au extentvo juukwt that Death of Lcoo MtrstUeJ, a Llan Couaty PI- ooctr, sal A.A.Strsscy. Ai.uv.NV, Or., Juno 12. Uon McFar- laud, a l.liiu county pioneer, 'tiled at the home ot his daughter, Mrs. Thomas McMco, on their farm about live miles south of this city at the ago ot 07 years Mr, Molarlaud cume to Orecon In 1802 and Mjttlcd In l.lnn county. lWsldes a largo clrolo ot friends he leaves &o children, Mrs. MeUec, O. 0. McFarland, ot lUuford, Cul,; MisiH Matvle and Kvu McFarland, ottlllroy, Cal., and Mis Miuiilo McFurlahd, of Tansent. Tho funeral was held at the farm home yesterday and the remains were buried In the Albany cemetery. Mr. A. A. Straney died at hi home In this city ot consumption. Mr. Straney has been engagtsl In busidoM In Albany for a number of year, lie was a mem ber of tho Maeealiee and carried a pol icy for J3.1XX). He w a 40 year of age, ami leave a wile and three children. LOST AN EAR. Aa AlUny SJlvitkHlu Falls into a Whtat Ula BUI IS 54V 1 4. AlUujr Spedat Juu II. This forenoon Just before uoonJolm Uoin while at work In the Maguolta Mill steppoil on an old pipe over a bin and slipped nud fell to the bottom of the bin a distance ot about twelve feet strik ing on tho aide ot head. One earwa torn nearly olt and hi note and othev part ot the head were bruised. Ha was iusetisible for tome time. Tha injury li soilou'.but ho will probably pull through all right Dr. IUvU attended htm. Here' a joke on an Oregon statesman in an Albany paper: Hon, Ueorjro 0, lliownell, of Oregon Oily, teleg-aphed to Albany txxlay that he would UOt be abU tn ilrillvp H. Jit, of July oration here, Aa there hive WEEKLY CHRONICLE Greatest WeeUy ia the Country, $1.50 nm (larladlns putlatr) tn tnj part ot Us CaltJj eutM, Cant4 nl Mrllru. T1IK WHKKI.Y CllltO.NICI.K. the krlfklnt and wt rDiUl VVV.VI Htmtftftt tn tlxi Wot I J, plnt rrcvUrl 111 Coloma,, or 8litfta ItM, ot Nfw, MUratara d Ororil Utor uatlon. Uu a mcnlrBt Acrlrulturil l llMtlrvlWril Ip.itiuil. Thla U out of lb irrtU.l darlimt la an papfr a thta Ooait. Kwrlfelaf wrlltrn l btl oa at trran lu th.- Coatt Hlitu, not on Kaataca Bra's nowl-Jf ot ItMlrawn loralltlra. SAMPLE COPY SENT FREE. KOR1I3TICW3 Oie AMURIOA Court Sherwood Korot No, l. MreM Ktldar nlsbts lu Turner block. John M. Chase, C. It. A I Brown Beer. 11-17-lyr TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a minute; all drugglits or Tin- TUI.ii Mrillcul Ci. 2M Ilroaitwaj, Htm York, fc-n.l for Ilooklrt. Canadianracifio ny Ar Denver Ar Kama, Clty. Ar Chicago.. Ar Izm Ancclca Ar Kl raw Ar Fort Worth. Ar Cltrof Moxlcfl.. Ar llouitou - Ar f.ew Orlcans Ar Vt'aablngion Ar New Vork .. . 6:4A A M 9V0 A M 731 A M 7. A H - ia ! XT O0 P M tSQ A M .. WAM BJJAU ess r m . i A II UM V M sso p j 10A1PB 12V1PU HUH "ji.ii Aa 10AM J2i AM .8AM 30) AM ir OJOAM 10 90 AM 8.MAX u r u MA II im m Pure Home Rendered Country Lard In Bulk At Eppley's Only 10 cents a pound. Mi loC. Matthews Bnceeaae: to Kdwardi & Matthews MIC.A.T and HOUI.TKV 1VIARKBT State street near rnilroail. Freshest anil liest meats. My patrons say 1 keep li beest nienta in town. Imperial Limited. Service for tlio year WOO will bo conu mencetl Juno 10th. Tlio "Itnperlnl Limited" takes you ncross tlio Con tinent in four days without change. It is n solid vestlbulcd trnln, luxuriously equipped with every posslblo essentia for tlio comfort nnd convcnleco of Passengers. Ask your friends who have travelled on it, or address K. J. COYLK, 11. II. ABHOTT, A, G, I. A., Agent, Portland, Vancouver, I). C. Ore. Chicago, Rock Island & PaeiGe Hy rulltnnn and Tourists, cars eu setli trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdei aiitTKl Paso, nnd tourist cars to Cliicats, St. Louis, Kew Orleans and Washington. Connecting nt San Frnndisce with sev eral steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central mi South America. Seo Mr. V. W. Skinner agent at tialcn Station, or address 0. H. JIARKHAM, G. T. A Portland, Oregon. to Quick Time to the East and South-East Via thelUnion Pnrlfip R R. 'a PICTOtV Two Dailv Solid Vestlbuled Trains. FIIOM PORTLAND or SAC HAM1SKTO toDKNVElt, OMA HA, KANSAS CITY antt ST. LOUIS. Less than 3 Unys to CHICAGO with out chnngo; only ono change to New York and other Eastorn points. No oilier lino does It. Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dlnlnj and Library Cars (barber shop) and free reclitilnc chaircars.. For rates, Tickets nnd full Informa tion via either route, apply to W. W. Skinnkk. Agent S. P. Co, Salem Ore. Or J. II. LoTitnop, Gen'l Agent, No. 136 Third St. Pertland Or. CTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Machines Work Don Quickly. Telephone 25S3black. Uave orders at residence on 12th street, or Btelner's market. M. Van FiuaT, Ykw Panic. -Btf taJUlUlSi'l mLW I rxWsn yir--vtiiy CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR Removeil to 0 State street. Now stock, large variety of dry goods. Silk embroidery, ladies' furnishing goods. Japanese goods, chlnaw aro, matting and not ion s. Price reasonable . HUIE.IWING SANGX COMPANY. w Tho favorite line to nil point east Ilroad, vestlbuled and up-to-dato trainB between Pueblo and Denver.nnd Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City, making direct connection in Chicago with ull morning trains east. First-class Pullman Sleepors Library Jhiffot cars, between Denver and Chicage: the most porfjet dining en. service in the world "A La Carlo :' through flret-class Pullman Sleeper every day between Salt Lake City and Chicago via the i scenic lino; tiersonally conducted excursions in ordinary Pullman sleeping cars once a week from Portland and 8ari rmncisi'O to Omnlin. fllil l!..ffni Chicago and New York via tiio Great salt Lake Rontn. n-ltlinni i,., ..I ilcago. . Ao annoying transfer in Chi. I cago. iiieso cars aro provided with all ..TO. riooicais lor ireo uso of our patrons, tor further information, maps, millers, etc., call on your nearest ticket agent, or write to A. E. COOPKR. Oen'l Agent. Puss. Dept. Portland, Ore. The German Market DISSOLUTION NOTICE. T1i Chronicle Uiilldlnar, TtIK UlltONICUt raaka lth Ike pttrat BNiifa la taa tfalld Hii. TI1K CIIRO.MCLK k M al a IV. rWe ' Ta ,t,. I. CW.t II UaJa all la aMlltT. t.i.rprt, aa4 1 0 WnOltl It ITiay COIlCern: TtIK CltnOMCUt'8 Ttkarapkle Crpcria an IB laiaai aaj ( rtllaua. ''" " plcw ana ik Bdiiixiala truu tw I i i. . . ""J akw.t i-a. u tk m.1,, , nereb' uisso vcd. F. Lew re. TUB CHUOXir-IJJ k .1.,,, w. .U .,. t,rin(T Lj R a" U . .ui t-. u m.aj .i ,h.. "ik l K" and td. C Herreii con- Iktaa r rrenalaaa U aa. kUd. I, 111 k. iTw ""'& U'C WUillC5i. laJat U utrjUla. wtrl la aVrtkla. """ iiiuj U11V.C1II, The Partnershio heretofore iSiSlla: fx,st,mffJ ?s Herren,& Levy is DO YOU WANT THE CHRONICLE , Reversible Map?: Showing tk UnlUd Statu, Dtsslalaa i unset aaa Ntrlhera Mixloa OK 0fK MlllK. Map of the World wuir cbr-ouu !? o?rJV AXMMXM ' M. H. d. YOUNO. . r CkralloVa. All nr. counts due the late firm are payable to F. Levy. Dated, Salem, Oregon., Aay 22nd 1900. F. Levy. Ed, C. Heuren. 6Mw Sunday School Convention. Portland June 13 b. Ex cursion tickets 5145 round trip For Sale ot 282 Com mercial street. Robt. Reid, Will bo found all kinds of meat anil ttie best of sausage. FREE DELIVERY. All bills due t lie late firm of Wolt A MleBcke must bo paid. tUOLZ, Sl son 171 Commercial Pt. Old Post OfficeStables Are large and have a reliable attend- ants. VOtlr team lw-vj.r.la.1 I... i... i day. Good teams for hire. Pric. r.. sonablo. our patronage solicited. H. M. Brown 62 Kerry Street, S MM,, I?Cfn"mln nn.-er nfw nnageraent Si c,ni8 -p ass. Oregon Sliou Lino Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives chotee of two favorito routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Llnjs. No Change of Cars( On the Portland-Chicago SpecuUi "& finest in the West." Equlppod With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S'eepers Su 'orb LlbrarvBufTet Cars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carte cre8 ReclIning'ChalrlCars Comfortable' Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completed Vestibuled For fuither information apply to .R. NAGEL, V. E. COMAiS Trav. Pass. Act. en'l Arn VAN PA1T0N k CO. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:15 p. m Train leuvea Uorvallls.... 1:55 p.m. Train arrives Yaqulna . 7:25 p. ni. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna tj-oOa.ni. Leaves Corvallta 1 1 :W a. m. Arrives Albany I2:15p.tr. 3 For Detreit: Leave Alhany 7K Arrives Detroit 11:20a. 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 120 p- " A i rives Albany 6:15 p.m. Oio and two connect at Albany ana Corvallis with Southern Pacific tialns, wiring direct service t.3 and from New port and adjacent beaches. Trains for the mountain J arrive at Detroit at noon, Riving atnpje time to reach camping grounds on tn Ureltenbush and Santlam river the same day. n U WAII1KS, BDW1N BTONX. T MKt Jlai.' TUBHXR Ataat. Albanr.Ort. bUltt lUutttLt. , L'x ilia i rw diwbarKua, nuwa-a irwaikiua vc '- or aitll. MdaUaa-a- Irrnwu ai.. Paluk.. aa-l " '- ltmtlCtruiCa. a"1 of ' , 'r KB la iIb frJ'; tr araa. 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