The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 22, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' "TJfl?FTS1F3JNl PP" ""saiiisih Attend Our Great Gift Giyfng Sale E Lend Us Five Minutes of your time and we will convince you that our Shirts are equaled by few and excelled by none. We want you to try one ot our Shirts and if pleased to tell- you friends where to get Shirts that fit. Dissect our IWliite Shirts Sau . Rft ' And you will find them right everywhere. We are cranks on shirt fit. If a shirt hasn't a repu tation we won't handle it. A shirt's a shirt say many people, but those who wear only the best know better. A shirt that fits correctly will wear longer than one that does not fit. OUR $1 SHIRTS ARC REGULAR $1.25 VALUES. G. w. Johnson & 6o., The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. lv v Ft t St W H" i ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT Perfect Digestion means health. Itotli may be secured b a faithful use of Hoetetler's Btomacl Jiittcrs. It Is tuoone medicine Uio one medicine that may bo depended unon when thcro Is any derangement of tlio stomach, liver or kldnoys. It la the grcatcstiicalth-bullderfn the world, and as a blood purifier cannot bo cqnallcd. i'or fifty years It has cured Indigoitlon, dyspepsia and constitution. See that a Private Itcvrniia Stamp covers tlio nock of tlio bottle. .fyou .UOSTETTER'S VALUE HEALTH 11 STOMACH AVOID SUBSTITUTES BITTERS One year aeo wc inaugurated our annual shoe sale. k Our customers will remember the wonderful success of our monster shoe sale, i his month wc will nave the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis count on all shoes. All goods marked in plain figures. v i ft is- K . Lacy's bboe stop? 04 Btnto Bt TUB DAM JOURNAL BY HOFKH DRQTHBM8. Fill DAY, JUNE L2, ICOO. 'Dally Ono Yoar, 93 00 In Advnnoo. DallyFour Month 91. In Atlvnnoa .Weekly One Yoar 81. OO In Advnnoo k TYPICAL POLITICIANS. It I much to bo rournttcd that Orcirou did not ontcr lllngur llurmntin for tho SJco-.prealdoucy, or Ucjrgu Mellrldo, jvjjoiw term In thu Suuato la about to uxnlro. Thoso men nro nrofnssloiml of flco-holiler! and tho Idea o( oxlstonca to them, and to like of them, out of olllco, Is intolerable Whim provision CAii.lM mnilo lor n man ot tli a kind, or A,iVthorela u chance ot making provision "nior'iiini, nit state ougnt not to neglect t ,iu urcRonin. j.jiTho ahovo la suier'sonslllve. What la thu nclciico of politic, hut to got ol- yfices for yourself and friends? Do not men like Mcllrhlo and llermaiiu turn lo'lsof monoy Into Oregon by itmUfnu enlaces and securing nlaces for their nfrioiida? Dee not that produce proa W- ' . - -. a . perityY VI coune, limy cannot secure places for nil, but for ua many a they ,rcan'. lloildcs, ixjoplo who are such fool v- .. . r . . t ... .... . . usio do anyuiing out uuiK-ami-iiun I'ltenub) leans who nlwava vote for uerv faj .. .... r yellow iirg on tie tlil.it, lnu, no rlK'tt to xpect olllco. Thoy nro not part of. tho government for any purpose liutfto keep thu rot In olllco. rnliu her family, hnvo a plentiful table, healthy children, and living In good health herself to a good old ago. Hho will Ihs well jioovlded for herself and o will he children. None of them will go to tho poor house. Yes, Dean Snoll I right. Tho public schools ahould tench cooking; but they should llrat teach John and Halllo how to yet something to put in tho put to cook, or knowing how to codk will only be a further ag gravation of thoir condition. P k : r f SOMETHING TO CAT VS, SUMUTIIING TO COOK, .fTh'o.hlgU and miglily Dcnti Bnell, of lio'Agrlcultural col I (go, baa pronounce)! ciiml ll Ian nrrtftl .1if.uit Hint tin. ..iil.lt.. FTiiiS.,- .1. ". ...... ... .. .. esuiiuuia vi u nui un coumug. nntt can ll domestic solurico. but what tho inuana li ,thoi;ciiUo art of boiling iwtatwm und cabbtue. llnulnir iluuuv. Ilnlfv lilm-nlt ;pt7tho tablo, mid preiwrlng liortcVu tn'at,!' thort and toolhfomv, and Imklng npplnnd gooolmrry pie that will not atuic oi, tpeir own ijmsouiid graxuy. "FS? "that would lw iiltHt and uacful, WaiiWaiiy fool would rather wl a fair girl graduate who could cook mealy jiuik and crtuto toul tenipiing, frtgrant liapjucks Diun oao who could iday n fiAtll A.I.I JVlllftl..lftt lltl.k.a...l.lA .... rAmiCH. but didn't know bow to ihell ma ffijyput bean to bako Juat n they canio Sfrom the grocery. Bo Ions a man mint Hiavu wouihn to conk for him and do jThlaikltcheii work, ha will tuy uini-u to Siter,8hftll, iironotliion JJnlM'hynot go a slop farther and yurftliBjmbllo ichool tivauh John ami fSallittJiqw' to got vomethlngto put In the iprtrwell al teach them how to boll lit tlio uw) teaching a boy to figure fclid loaviinf him in inch a Hi WjnS'll hav nono to llguiu? The mot ijiWc muh of brd time i itoor pMBK yw and women gttlug iuarrlo.1 IgHtf'uemhavIiiglearned, to bo producer wythlug, but mer noiprodurer. StlmyjtHivm'i learnl to rUu u head of , a uwi,, s Mrawoorry, u potato. wm cook all Uioo thing but they ySm wttHy. have to buy every month- SSjaWyW. i fiS,!9 ' UMii? ftluiply that m aMl ftVkltw hY to par out uterv BjtW iil twevt held of fnr what iHr, wkh, for reut and doo. ;iMM. nf W Ih) God' )oor all IM iywiu nave imiiinuir ltWif nww wKtujtn iq uiRko a IM, mtm, Myt Niille, me make W0mf. IhAMtMb. Tba old DuteU Mi 1wt I'M Mv Uu it. Th I hai WW wtll tk8 bw garden, GOVERNMENT DY NEWSPAPERS. Tho preM of tho country la appealed to that tho census mnv bo completed. EupnrvlRori are writing tho editor to coma to tho rewuo a a patrlotlcjduty, und call on all persons to comu forth to hava thouiaolvo uuuinurated If thu f!l to f5 a day incompetent, who get hi pluco a a reward for partition ttupidlty, hasn't hapwnod to find him out. Thla paper hna published audi appeula and 1ms many persona reporting to thl olllco, saying they hnvo nut been Hated. They are pronduent people, too, who hnvo beuu overlooked, and how many who take no jiapem uro in tho iinlistml ulaiaT Ono nf tliemi non-coui)omentla government employes take an hour and a halt to euumerato it tcu-acro fruit tract und forget to uak It it wn plowed laityear and take another day to como back and ask that ipivatloti. Ten year iiltorwnrd tlii valUiblu intormntlon la printed. M It la going parhap 10 or 10 per cent ot tho population wilt bo left out In tho Oregon count. Then there will have to bo a recount, and that will gio thu politlcul push another pull, and that I all thu census (or. What doc all this dcmoiistrntoT Not that our government i a failure, but that Journalism la far more highly deveb ojhh! than politics, or thu science ot ad ministration. It your father was a loyal Uepubllcan who voted tor Uraut and never (watched Ida ticket since, you ran be conus enumerator if your father lou'l want tho job. If hu la doty and you nro further mentally debilitated by a college education It makea no differ cuce. it you don't know a plowshare from a goocehook you shall enumerate thu agricultural resource ot thl grand and glorloii" republic. Thu fact la Jim Hill or tho managing editor ot a metro polilan dally could run thla government better than thu polltlolati, and they know it, became the law ot aelf-preser-vat Ion force them to put their most liraiiiU'M nincompoop Into olllco to keep them from rebelling ami ovoi throw ing the party in it appointing power. party onto a reform platform, and imiko tlicin plcilgo themeolvea to reduce taxes one-half, than bo elected to any oflkoarul help heap up additional tare on tho people The petrified coprolilu who can eco no reflult from political agitation but op portunity for suction Is respectfully In formed that it I more honorable to stund In thu outer court with'a rcifx-cta-bio minority and lw tho mean of forc ing reforms upon tho reluctant carousing majority in the Icgislnturu than to hol4 bo in o petty ofllco and become n contrib titor to tho further corruption of poll tics. We know that It is as dllllcult to get an idea of thl kind into tba cranium of a medieval politician as it Is to teach tho decalog to a suckling pig. lint even a pig when It grows to maturity may have sonio dim recollection oi certain iiara blows on thu snout during tho period when It was busily engaged making n hog oflteolf. That is our only hopo In writing tho abovo or even raising the question as to whero honor lies In par ticipation in public affairs. It may bo a mystery to such to say that it lies Iri not making a pnrasito or mendicant of your self in thu namoot patriotism. THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET Tho Jtupubllcan national convention undoubtedly did tho best it could under all tho circumstance In nominating Mc Kinloy for a second term and putting Governor Koosovelt, of Now York, on the ticket witli him for vice-president. This Is an endorsement of tho national ad ministration by tho party that Is re sponsible for it, and Is-perfectly proper, and logically was tho only thing to do. For an opposition paor it is a picas uru to say that President McKinluy has probably douo as well for tho past 3 years, under all thu new and trying clrciimstancos, as nny man who could hnvo been put into olllco. lie deserved a renomlnatlon and it will bo decided by tho people whether ho deserves a second turm, and by that verdict all true Amor leans must and will abide. Tho plat form ho stands on coutuliiB nothing nuw. It was, liko thu candidate, Inevitably tho logic of uveitis, a historical su qtirncu. Ot Governor Itoosovult It can bo raid, hu has all thorn glaring qualities of im modesty that apciil to almut nine tontlia ot thu eoplu, a fact that Is tho safeguard and thu. dlsgracu of a democ racy. Hut It bring men of endeavor, brassy pushing characters, heroes of tho strenuous ago, to tho front. They ara men of blood and Iron who move things along and mnku thu nation great in a material sense. Of all such, lloosovolt I thu prince, and It I bettor hu bo burled in tlio vice-presidency than that thu tidal wave had sent him into thu presidency. The nation I nn thu creel of a wuvo ot military glory. A veteran n( the union armies is in thu piesiilent's chair. An other Is spciuor of tlio 'House. A hero of the Hpaulsh war Is to bo nindo prcnl dent of thu senate. A war adminlatra. thin usually has succeeded Itself. A great mnuy people will swallow tho head of thu ticket In order to hnvo n good tnitu lull In their mouths by thu llnvorof the tail. It remain to lie seen what advantage of tho sltuntloii will hu taken by thunpHsltlon. THE BEST IN AMERICA " ' rx Continued from First Pstfe. CUSS HONORS CONI'ERHED. of WIICHE LIES THE HONOR IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS. A weak-minded and ninddy-bralurd individual commlierute thu editor of thl paper for working with thu minor ity, and ha thu awurnuco to tell him bo i ton smart a man not to gat over with thu winning side. That rattetft question, whurxi Ilea thu honor of panic lifting In public afUlisT Dee it lie In holding oillctt, or tn helping to ahapo publlu policies, ami promoting rood government? Tho better Intelligence would iuclluo to tho latter view. CommUerAto us not, good dtick-pated friend, V would rather a newspa per man held to promote good govern ment lu Haletn mid help to give It th reputation of Mug thabl governed city tn tho faclilo Notthvrrtl, hi thu wbolK nation, In tho whole world. Wo would Ilk to My to tho abovo po ll leal doodlebug that wo would rather help uuka rauvaM of Marlon county and b4 d&Jeated ami force tho majority CUii Morion ConftrrtJ On tht Pupils Sut4 Heart Academy, Salem. Ore ion. Juat 19. 1900. Medal for "Christian Doctrine," com plimentary to Itev, Mother John baptist, merited by Miss Mary lliglubotbam. 188D medal for lllgheatelasa average, remedied by Mis Delia l'ortor. Modal for "llhrheat Class Average," donated by Mlaa Jauu Connor, compli mentary to Uu v. W. A. Daly, merited by Mlaa Anna Dickinson. Premium for prixo essay on "Kduoa Unit" donated by Nov. W. A. Daly, awarded to Mini Delia l'ortor. Premium fur "(1 rentes t Improvement In Instrumental Music," merited by Mlta Alice Coleman. Premiums for "General Kxeollonece," donated by a friend ot tlio Institution, merited by Ml Kthel I'hilllbcr. Class Honor conferred on day of graiuitiar grade exorcises Juno 18, 11110. Medal for "Christian Doctrine,;' merited by Master Kduard llcnolt, l'remlum (or "Greatest Improvement in Btudle," merited by Master A. Ilucrusteln. I'ruinlnm tor essay on "llero Honored." hy Our Nation, donated by Hon, Win. Kalsur, awarded to M lea Carrie 8uve OASlfoilZA. BmjU IblabdYwIUwAtMnBMsM rum&& uu RrsvtJ. Hansen A Laudon have new com 'IoIcaI thu removal ot their Sash and Joor factory from Huh nttd Mill street to Lliuroli street una block east paat ton years, and as a result the new corinty court Is elected upon Itbat pledge. Jn school and city matters Tun JoDn.sAt, has Insisted upon n redaction ot Interest, until within two years the rata bxs been reduced fully one-halt. Tiik -JourtXA), does not desiro to be boastful and did not mnko the claim for itself, that of being the DEBT newspaper in America published in a city of ten Uiousand, expecting to be so rated in TUB ULUE HOOK of 1000. It never asked tho publishers of THE DLUE HOOK to confer that distinction upon it, and docs not consider itself worthy of that honor now. A copy of this edition Is going to eycry dally newspaper listed In THE ULUE HOOK, and wo aro going to ask as wo did a year ago what consti tutes the qualities of the DEBT news paper for a city Of 10,000 or of any slzo? This Is a question not easily answered. Hut discussion cannot but prdmoto the interests of bettor journalism, Tiik Jo.vn.VAi. claims these peints: 1. Responsible. Independent, Individ ual ownership. 2. The cheapest possible service to the peoplo, both subscribers and advor tlsers. 3, Employment ot band labor as far as poaslblo, and meet tho necessities ot circulation. A. A cash In ndvnnco subscription system. Can a newspaper business lw con ducted successfully on nny othor plat form? We would like to havo American editors discuss this question. Tiik Jouiimai. has made n ton-year light and broken tho l'aclflc record for helping secure for tho City of Salem the best city government west of tho Ilocky Mountains, and none better is known to oxlst in our country. The IDEAL has boon real I red lu Salem, tho Capital of Oregon, whero on AHSOLUTELY NON PARTISAN CITY GOVERNMENT hae been established nnd successfully main tained, ontlroly eliminating party poll tics. Tiik Jodiuial'h IDEAL is munici pal management ot thomunlcipallty,and administration for the taxpayer and cit izen. Push politics, Ring rule, Mnchlno methods, extravaganco and corruption hnvu been supplanted by cool, lovcl headed conduct ot affairs. Public busi ness is conducted with as great or oven irenter euro than that of any prlvato corporation, All creation of debt has been stopped, lloatlngdebt has been funded by means ot a popular homo loan of 4-per cent call bonds ot small de nomination sold at par directly to tho Peoplo. This battle was fought nnd won by thu peoplo, regardless ot party, aided by Tiik Journal. lu county and statu politics Tiik Joint .sal has fought on tho sldo of clean de cent olllclnls wherever it found them. It Hindu a whining light t6 break up the prlvxto tax-rollcctor dodgo, by which thu collection of delinquent taxes was taken out of tho bands of thu regular olllclal elected to do that work, and put In thu hands of a party boss who was to recelva from 10 to '.'0 per cent commission for his services. As a result of tlieso lights for tho peoplo ring polltl tlcinns bought slock and carried a suit Into tlio courts to rccuro control of Tiik JouiisAt,, but wore defeated. Tiik Juuiinai. platform has been to put city government on a purely busi ness bnsli), entirely suparato from county u statu and national politics. It .has also mndo n continuous light to take thu pub lic schools entirely out of jKilltlcs. At three school elections this issue has been clearly put beforu thu peoplo and car ried, At Its last annual meeting Salem school district voted to refund its bonded Inuobtwlness drawing six and elglit per cent, interest by u popular homo loan at four er cent. In tho legislature that assembles at Salem biennially Tux Jouimi, always advocates popular measures and gen erally carries them. It has never op posed a candidate for United States sen ator It has not defeated. At thu last session It fought for a textbook reform bill against on organlied lobby with unlimited funds ot tho tuxtbook truat at it di(Kwal, and carried thu reform mea ire. it fouiiht against thu passage ot thu fiOO.OOO sugar bounty bill that passed ono house, and killed it in tho scnuia. lu tlieso tight it has generally been alone, but hu always been victor ious becauso it was what the people wauled. Thus thu work goes on. year In and year out, and thu very fact that this newspaper la uwuy in the forefront of uvury movement that mean something tor tho community and the common wealth, ia thu rvason it hu (rlenda In every party, In every community and ll reside, as well oa among the business people with whom it has dealings. Tiik Jouhnal Is not a saintly institution, nor docs It claim to havo a patent right ou virtue. It simply Is what It Is be cause in a consistent way, and a uneolf. lahly us it nature, will permit, it work for thu right a It see it. It has a broad gauge, faith in the reciprocity of dolnir good wbermer it ran, It bold no en mity for any one, and, it such a thing were iwslbla In our present atate. it loe Its enemies for the good they com pel it to do. JOURNAL X-RAYS the Hay crop Is growing heavier. X X t Amidst all the changes of faibion, the shirt waist holds its own, til What about consulting tbe palmist as to who to vote.for this fall? . 4 Miss Carrie Paine has been chosen Goddesu of Liberty at Eugene. X X X It is not tho poet laureate who Is mak ing the ISrltlsh nation ridiculous. Archbishop Christie will speak at Woodburn noxt Sunday forenoon, ttt Aro tbe youngest Republics and the oldest monarchy going down together? Tiik Jocn.VAi. is only a ten-year old boy with his first pair" of red topped boots, . Dr. D. A. Paine will not be county physician long after Harrison R. Kin- caid is sworn in as county judge. ., t I X Salem ha a wooly dog. Who thinks he's very smart; lie wears it long In summer, In winter wears it short. X X X Tho farmer has reason to feel bluo over the wheat outlook. Hut it is sure to keep up prices It McKlnley is re elected. Tho Republican platform does not twist tho English lion's tall, although Roosevelt la not exactly soothing syrup to the dear old Bulls. I X X Walter Tooxe has been kllIodrgaIn nd his corpao nut in a hearse ; Out be won't slay killed long enough To write even a four-line verso. X X X Tho thing called pandemonium in tho Republican convention report, which broke loose so many times, is a polite latin word for Anglo-Saxon hell. . . Col. Lafe Young of DcsMolncs who nominated Roosevelt Is editor of a lit tle evening paper thu Daily Capital of Iowa, Hu was with Roosevelt In Cubn. The Quaker uootors BOTANISTS " HEALbKb " rniaiv.iw , CURE ALT. MANNEROF DISEASES s 3 We can'cure tlice Disease locateitlwlth out asklsi questions. Cure disease without drufs. Cancer positive ly removed with out the use lof the knife. "lis in.--- i.w ji sii i ' iir an . , v,,---7UIWiv.jf We are sure WMUkelsoTcaseji, csaaot cure - we cars all cases we take. The blind see. Tbe deaf, hear. Cripples restorei. Tape worm re moved in 40 minutes. LET IjAM -r US ADVISE THEE'! EXAMINATIONS betweon tho hours of 10 nnd 12 every day oicept Sunday. Tho llnest instruments known to science. Knowledge, Experience and honest trcatmout at. thy service. HOTEL WILLAMETTE, SALEM, ORE, SUITS I AND 21. J'reo talks and entertainments nt tlio corner of Slnto and Com mercial streets ccry week night at 8 o'clock. WHY USE :W?lsba(b ifai7fle? DKC1IDSK TIIEV OIVB A 000" L10IIT AND ARK IX)NQ LIVED. WX 8KLL TlirtEK QRADXs: MANTLE. Tho verr latest thing In mai.tM. "YUBKA" WKLBnACII numwKU candi.k iwvEii with a consumption nroni; Durable and dres ONE itr tl.rrA Trot nf-r hnnp. i'rlr-A fjO n. NO, 197. ThooldsUnribr.orgooaiutlncnualUjrandKtTluc KUIIITV L'ANUI.K IVWKit. l'rlco Chicago, Rock Island 4 Tacific Ky m tn mah. "1DEAU" Ncit qullo as gxxxl quality but glrlng same candle potrcr u tho No. 177, and at half the price, IS cents, Anr ot tbew mantles put'on and burners nronerlr adlmted at aboro rated. Pin Vntl IICC UCt enAru uiidmcdc? If not whjr notf Call and are usand ".y ' "","-"- iiLwunvm uuiuilivji wo will prore to you that jou can get. a BETTER LIGHT for LESS MONEY with one of thew burners than with any other ftrm of aril, flclal light, We bare gas store alto. Let us abow them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemekcta St.. Teltiphono 503. Save T. S BURBOUGHS, 162 State A week of rainy weathor has ruinol a great deal ot hay and injured standing clover, but it has stimulated hoplice so as to help out tho dealer in quassia chips. t t t Tlio Republican party denouncing Cleveland's administration, after form lug a partnership with that inoucuous statesman is vory liko a hypocrlto, de nouncing his Satanic majesty. ttt Tiik Joiival had first news of the or ganization ot tho national Republican convention, first none ot tho platform, nnd first news ot the nomination of Mc Klnley. Morning papers are not In It. i t t Any one getting medicine or treat ment from tho street doctors need not claim damages it any fatal results arise, as tho warning appears on thu -wagon. Itsaysi "Prepare to Meet Thy God." t I t The platform blows hot and cold on the trusts. Wo uilist condemn them and also keep them with us on election dav. and cet their contrlhullnn. UV1I I . -- -.- .. ...... practical politics always did have tho devil for a sldo artner. t t t Tiik Jouh.val urges; all loyal Salem Ites to rustle in and get their names on the census rolls. The way tho census is being taken not much more than half tho people am going to he counted unloss they do it themselves. I xxx I The Russian diplomat in China seems to have tho Inside tract with the Dowa ger Kmpress and aid Ll Hung Chang, Whichever aide wins there Russia seems to havo tho drop ou the reet of thu nations and espelally on John Hull. Ill ' Albany Demecrat: Like the Illble thu constitution and declarationof Independ ence are good for many years yet. Tho brains ot the men who formed them were master ones, displaying a wonder-' fill insight Into the needs of the future. TO WllOin it m3V CoiiCf rti. ttt 1 ti. t..i i.'- . v rn si 1 111 r r iiiiiMrvntn nu it's if nat you That makes you rich, and if yoii are alive to your vn interests you'll find you save money by trading here. Oer people do. Why not )cu. Our stock of family groceries and Virnvkinns is- the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD POSTOFF1CE QUOOKRV ' HBATINGJ STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER, estimates iumished. and work done promptly substa nlially and at honest prices. nun mm nop uryer work a specialty Phono I5II See Our NewLineoTGo-Gart.: and Baby Carriages, F. W. HOLLJ'S & CO kt Door North of P- ost 0fficc Retorra Schocl Surtlic. Scaled proiwsals aru lieruhv lnvii.ui ! for furnishing the Oregon Stale leform gchool with supplies foi tho sis months unking oo Jonuary 1, 1001, a list of which will supplied upon application to tho aupw intendent. All bids must bo in tr o clock p. tn. July 5, lPOO. ,, l n It. K. llKKia feupt. Oregon Iteform IjcIm ,) SALEM LODGES 6-lStd DISSOLUTION NOTtf ,E, Tne census will coat t about twenty av:rt:, .,o u " T !: eioiore millions but it will not bean tmimw i ."V fcj. ,.",,CILS Lew JS atlonof the people. It will bo an enu- cCi)y OlSSOlVeO, iTs Lew TC meraUonof the iwllttcalpuih politicians, tiring and Ed. C. Kf. rreti rnn- A niAnn Mil. 1. II will ..t . . tinilltiv ! 1 " - ..wvk ! v. i i4ii i'u uiud uionojr iiuuiii iuc uuJis, All nun iinMiiinsi nmu tis.ta. amihIa .j... h . - "- -.. , "r- culling uue ine in The new factory Is running full capacity and 1 tho beat omlppod plant betwetui boatllo ami Niil tianoln-o and they aru prepared to lurnlsli all Mud ot work in their line and they aru making a spec ialty ot tho wooden rial fruit tray. USOSt IsJiuKs WtrtSIUkt. From tho lUugtnutltegitter We learn that Mrs. II. W. Welder, tho lady who was injured last wek a fe mile et ot RImI.. tlV IIHhi. .l. l.k M.1..U.I uAk whlcli ahu had lost oantral tin a Mil. lit - ' ,..-.,, .. ...... B. wlurned to her home, but little tho worse for tho mishap. CaaYcuTtllWar. You hau coustant beolaclie4, are nerv ous and sleepless at ulght ami feel tired In the muruingT Your bl.wl isn't car rying tho right materials to your nerves aud other organs, llegln Ukiug Hood's Sartapatllla, thu great blxl enricher, aud jou will soon realise a change. ou will (eel Mter and stronger, will relish vour food aud enlov ntfnul.in.. sleep. Naustrt, Indigstieu are cured Hood's Mil. J into circulation lerlty. j i i Many people who have struggled through the long xsrIod of depression aud haven't been any loo prostruiis lu these McKlnley good times not caring much who Is 1'resldsnt but do hope that , thecampalgu will beta conducted as to net paralyse all business, and when Uie election is over that there won't Is another tie-up for four years. t t t At tbe district convention ot the Woodmeu ot the World, held at Inde. pendence, there was a ban! tight tor district delegate, and V. L, Tooie, oi Woodburn, won out alter a hard tight gainst tour very popular candidates tour on the twenty-seventh ballot. Tti ac-are td firm nnvnhla in K h... " r,..w.w v i . u,uv j, oSSbafefJreRon-.May g- EJ iVY. Ed.,C.Herrbn. 22nd, 0-2-Vm AM&thlil? tnY'e Reunion to movetl tolL- nnr. Or., has bv vols ; of 2.T on? L1,m county. Or. . ny a voteol Woi ,UIIjor,ty of stootiwW- K.TlPr,mU, tionisontheCA h.' fMnufiT U? fln 8prlV8 waler "' amonJtbebV e. Fu,nd- U rounds are Jul itiij, u.on Honday, tbe 2nd of Women ot Woctcralt aud Woodmeu J2 na continue through the .1.1. l'..ll 111 LJI .1. ., .... -"". ui m iiufi nui mo4h iiirir u strict A cxxwist ... Icouventlonol 13 counties at Woodbura 5 W .aTeS.oWT iimuf ui jM..it.i rt ... ,;." ,1A I...t.lA..s v va4UlT4lb by two yean hence. For the metropolis ot, JIS OJr1? French Fralrle to gather In two cor.vat Senator I'latt broke a rib en route to the Philadelphia convention. Tfc Ctt PrtKitrtto for MalirU. fhlUa and tmr Ua Uiiil.irfiM....i.i... Chit Tiwtc II it tiatv liva aoJ qiUalB l7 tuMWMfvHW. Ng tur ua u IVu- fcv. 4-194iaxJ tiona and the sUte delegate lu the ner. U. h L'v son ol tho Irrepressible Walter Toai .ix in, Secrtary. W. 1. Man -U-7w was a good days' work. sunws if IWpHIj., I hi sjh in KM usm RaM Tt 3T . yT I TnI lntU UresC itsins SJM(t Abot HlnUery. "art Millinery store lias movetl eenbaum'a dry goods store, next the postomre. at whi.-h nl.-- 8lm Camp No. 1 ,fc w. w. rK.7J0.ui , A. o, U. W- hall, bta1 r a. iHiuiiiriu, t; u.t w. A. room 16, Uourca Ilk Mix-U crerr KrIJar ersL- le lui. LMv, Jlooro, clot, uaurt SbtrwuoJ Korea No. t. MecU Fildar nIabutnTiirntr block. John W. Ciiw, t"u7 ' A U Hrowu 8coy, 1M7.ji Pure Home Rendered Country Lard In Bulk At Eppley' Only cents a pound. MiloC. Matthews Siiceo- '.a EJwarJs A UaltUes m Tho fnvorito lino to all points esst Lroad, vestlbuled and up-to-dato trains between Pueblo and Denver, and Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City, making direct' connection in Chicago with all morning trains east. First-class Pullman Sleepers i.iurary uunei cars, ueiiwoen isonver ami Chicago; tho moat perfect dining ca. service in tho world "A La Carte;'' through first-class Pullman Sleeper erery day between Salt Lake City and Chicago via tho scenic lino; personally conducted excurslonr in ordinary Pullman sleeping cars onco a weok from Portland and San Francisco to Omaha, Chicago, iluflulo, Chicago nnd Now York via tlio Great Salt ImVo Route, without change to Chicago. No annoying transforln Chi cago. Theeo cars aro provided with alt weekly periodicals for freo uso of our patrons. For further information, main, folders, otc, call on your nearest ticket agont, or wrlto to A. E. COOPEIl. Gon'l Agent. Pass. DepU Portland, Ore. Canadian Pacific $60 To St. Paul and Return And $05.75 to Kansas City and re turn, first-class. For salo June 20 and DO. $71.50 Chicago and Return First-class for salo Juno 21 nnd 22. All good for passage on tho Imperial Limited. For particulars call on, or write E. J. COYLK, H. II. AnilOTT, A. 0. P. A., 140 Third HU Portland, Vancouver, 11. C. CURE YOURSELF! ll lllu-M fur iiinmlui' ILttmrmi, lDU"Uillt4 of mucou. iutul.rOM. Irt.MtU MHUM. rlaM4, r,. Ktl -11111- ur snt la pLIn fHr. t siprMi. MtpM. fo ll.lii, r 1 bollix, 12.71 llmUr will An au M-jr K I lir. BB jfXJr UI wlJiii. v jfJW llMfHIMl IH Mi U IITHIVI liV amcmemiTio. WPw The German Market Will be found all kinds ot meat and the best ot Bausago. FRKK DELIVERY. All bills dne the late firm ot Wnlt & Mleecke must.be paid. aiois sl son 171 Commercial St. Old Post OfficeStables Are large and have reliable attend ants, jour team boarded by the week or day. Good teams for hlro. Prices res wimble. Your patronage solicited. H.M. Brown C2 Ferry Street. MARKET MEAT and HOULTKV State street near railroad. Freshest and lKt meats. My patrons say I keep SwUlRtnets 'j'OW Government" whisker, rece. lallv by A. P. O'Brien M. I)., CanUin anJ burgeon, also by Win. D. ilcCartv i. u., Jiajor and burgeon, in United fnlSiiVS3! rtherMoro, U.o board I health otUn Irancisco. recommends this stimulant as the purest, unadulter ated, (or Umllv HU. Inr n.-U., t. FREEBURGER' MEAT MAKKET U open again tins- new wanagem and we will supply you wlU the finest, fresh meats, lara etc, pat up Jn the cleanest and best shape and promptly delivered. Come and see us. Phone Main tu. VAN PATTON k CO. CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR hose will continue to give 'bar- andiuvll-1. LT' , r vlU Removed to 140 SUte street. New stock, large variety ol dry goods. Silk embroidery, ladiee' furnishing goods. Japanes goods, chinaware, saatUng and notions. Prices reasonable. -so.il HUIE WING SANG COMPANY,