The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 25, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttyywi:.w;wjiyiT Km t-flffi BrocMt Wj rmxHsse Lend Us Five Attend OUr Great Gift Giving: Sale 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 02EBBi rWliite Shirts 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 shirtVa 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 ARE REGULAR $1.25 VALUES. 6. w .Johnson & 60.. The Pqbplcs Giothicrs and Furnishers. ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT dflpttSJ Sitters A weak atom ncli will pro- luco Conjtlpitlon and ayirttslt. ,, lone uplhodl ? tivo' organs wIllrthelMtera Bid you villi liavo vlgeron liparty hcnlth. Ifyouratornach is vrr ik. don't fall to xve It a trial. JOURNAL X-HAYS. Popular nongi "My nnnio Is not In llio census." t t t No ono can say Tint Joun.vAi, brought on this Inst rain, ttt Clover Is knee-deep In tlio Held, but not in tlio harn. . . Hugo no lias a miliary club and will orcein clubhouse. t t t A now Jorpey railroad lias Introduced sell opening car windows. HI Tlio mind reading fomalo doloctivo mutt bo a holy terror to ovll doors. t I t ("lold lllll has patsed a water ordluauco regulating tlio too frcoiiao of that article. K. One year ago we inaugurated our ani.uarsf.oe sale. Our customers will remember the wonderful success of nur mnnstflf slini sail This month wft 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 slor? 04 State St TUB DAILT JOURNAL DY HOFEn UnQTHBRB. MONDAY, JUNK 1, 10C0. Dolly Ono Yonr. 83 OOln Advnnoo. Dally Four Month 931 In Advnnoo 4 wsvi-.iy -who v gar viuu in nuvnnua k . - V GROVER CLEVELAND AND THE SENATE f- Tlio Juno and July Atlantlo Monthly contain two lectures by (lover Cleveland W on Indcpcndenco of thooxcctitUo, which faro tlio hottest articles off tlio political dollvored si mo tlio king nl Indo JV fiapondonl went out of olllce. No ono can Korean mem wiinout column to tnu eon 'elusion that tlio olllco n( prusident was j created to bu llllud by the nroat and if' ;..! n -.,.... ....i i..i it .1... EmKWii vi,u-,ur, nun tiim ... nun uuui tiw ijfContly llllod laiforo or slncu ho occupied Raho Whlto House. Cleveland believes tliut tlio nppolntlvo ijKiwerls to bo exorcised by thii prol EL'-dent alone, and not In nklud ot iwttnci ship with the Donate, cali'not, congress fi or anybody olto. lie would not uvvn 'tharo'It with a jwltlnil party, or its 'managers, unlet they wore as good and as wlio as tha oroildcut oiiithl to bo. but f . Ill no caso but his own over Ims uevii or over may bo again. Ho quote tlio con iitltutlen: "Tlio executive power thalj ,bo vested liiaProtldcnt," And (urthert yilo shall take cans that the laws bo faithfully executed." All tlio powers wereyeated absolutely in tho irldnt fyind ho wo not to bo cramped or cm barraieoinn unlorclug tho law by tho ueenato majority, not even ot hi own fparty, inuul) les tho other arty, ,One limitation U plural on Hit lm Kperlftl grant ot nulhnrltyt "And ho jiiiail nominate, ami by ami with tho fadvlco of tho souulo shall apptriut urn- fbissaJor, etu." In 1HH7 tho sonulo rused n tenure of oilleo bill to prevent "removal of olllror without oitni of tho senate, lloforu tho president omiM nttmoyv or iiip'.ud iwinaiitiutly any of a'flcial, thowumty had to uo koiuhiIUmJ, land if ltrcftiiHl to conmir, Hie ollleial v TstlsiveiiJud reitiuiud tlm dtittwi at mla I it or not. and fall lit TUra r and undlgetwl foioi tu a nun what and when and how tho president may susoud or appointor continue of llclala In olllco or removo them, con Kress can practically nullify tlio proil dent's apnolntlvo power. Thou how could n good and great man like drover enforce tho laws and keep order if lie bad not men In olllco to the king's liking? Tlio country will rather like 0 rover's Ideas on tho subject. What Is tho uso of having a president! If a foorey old senate J io pais on offensive parti sans all tho time boforo thoy can Ihi ro iiiohmI or before decent men can go into olllco. Tho senate Is no protection against bad oppolntmuntH, The statu of Oregon ha burn tilled under various ad ministrations with, bark numbers and bad-egg appointments with the consent of tho senato In control of either party, During 0 rover's llrst term ho had to fumigate und disinfect npixilntmuuts made by his imrty iimnnvora In Oregon, ami party lioaie nre no morn lit than tho senato to pass on tlio presidential selections. Kyoryltody knows that a recommendation from free-silver Mitch ell of Oregon to tho goldbug crowd In control at Washington Ischial. A presi dent to protect tho pooplo has got to bo u bigger tomcat than all tho Toms In tho senato and the party put together. 1 lo'a got to Ui a regular tammany tiger with a moral I'reibyteriun backbone like tho malnmuit of a warship, and 0 rover Cleveland is tho only man who ha ever lilted the sH)dillcatiou, i If Uenoral llotha had halt as many soldiers as Itoborls what would lccotr.o of Lord Hobcrts? .tit Tho days will now begin to grow shorter.- Exchange. A day I still 24 hours, t t McKInloy and Itoosovelt are about tho tost men In tho party, but old Mark ilanna is enough to gag a dead mule, t t t According to a decision ot thu court of claims Commodoro Kchloy lost tho naval battle at Santiago which destroyed Cor vera' licet. . . All hay that Is down will make good manure. A great deal of land that has not been manured In ten years will ap preciate n fertllirer. . Ihu Democratic platform will have to omploy an expert todrafta more ovaslvo, inenuiiiglesH, facitig-botli-ways anti trust platform than tho Itepublicnns adopt!. t I - It's n town too dead to skin In Oregon there days that isn't rounding up all tho hdlfers, uld Htrip'ierH and new mtlchers, weaning tho calve and starting a creamery t t t 'Il.o new president of tho state uni versity seems to bo neither n sycophant nor to pose as having culture. He hits sledge-hammer blows for good schools, it ho Isn't all thu time trying ti show his knowledge ot tho Inner construction of Teiiuysnu's Maud. Ml "I have lieen misted by tho census taker," tay scores ot subscriber. Huoli brilliant cuusus taking, that iiiltsoa tho family of an enumerator who Is working In n, district in which ho does nut ronide will lose an Oregon congroi man. discovered by the Democrat that it has a meaning. The dictionary give It as follews: "Alco, a native American gen eric name. The cants fatuillarls, year, Amerlcauus, variety ot the dog InhatV itlng IVru and Mexico. It has a small head, an arched back, a short and pendant tall. The fur Is long. That of the back is yellow, while tho tall Is whitish. It is akin to the sheperd dog." Alco will bo a shepard dog that will look after Interests of the flock, keeping them well corralled In good bohavlor and social fellowship. Alco wilt bo tho Illihce of the Albany polit icians and club men, U4 Just as a tick thrives on a fat sheep, to thrive trusts under protective tariff. A lean sheep under free trado has "ticks" but they do not thrive Neither docs tlm sheop. The above is an ingenious explanation of tho trust problem by the Republican organ at lingerie. The only trouble with It Is, that tho trust ticks do not conflno themselves to tho sheep. They aro suck ing the blood out of tho tntlro producing and consuming clast. All fie 0t Nerves unstrung, headaclio, wakeful nights, Irritable tem per, poor memory, appetite gone, digestion deranged, fall lg strength and despondency, mark tho victim of nervous prostration. Tho nerves need rest, relief, nourishment. Feed them, quiet them and build up their wasted tissues with tho great brain food and nerve tonic D. Miles' Nervine. "I felt rck and tired out all the time, wis annojed at every little noie and when night came I could not ileep or reiL I took three bottle of Dr. Mile' Nervine and the tired, worrit nd iimou feelings were all gone leaving me ttronc and well. liJO. I.IZ7IE Shaves, Eaton, Ohio. Sold at ll druggiiti on positive curntee Write for free advice and booklet to Or. Mile Medics) Co., Elkhart, Ind. Tony Noltner's Democratic Dispatch says; "When a Mllchell-Mcllrido Ilepublb can Invites tho oppsltlon in tho legisla ture to "fuse" In order that ono or the other of thorn may bo elected senator, he snouiu no tout mat u tney wanted to go to thu senato by fusion volts thoy should not object to a fusion senator and for them to furnish tho necessary 12 votos to accomplish that end. It Is hardly a fair proposition to ask the (unionists to furnish 34 against 12." t t t Tlio Portland Telegram has this: "And now Wnusau, Wis., wants to know all about tho Salem popular homo loan, tells the Jouhnai,. Nothing In the way of local enterprise has ever been so highly pralncd all over tho United Htates as the success of that movo by Galem'a hayseed citizens' council. U Judgo M. 0. George has arrivod In Albany und tho earth didn't tremble. Hai.km JouitHAi.. No, hut tho sidewalk did and tho judgo went through. Ho says the sidewalks In Albany wore evi dently built for hoys and not for full grown men. Albany Herald. 4 4 Prominent people, liko well-known at tornuys nnd their families, and whole respeciiblo neighborhoods continue to complain at not being counted, Thu census continues to bo taken a good ileal like tho old census of negroes In tho days ot tlavcry count two-thirds, t J t J. II. iMlirup, General agent for tho union Pacific, at Portland, has oun thank for a copy of tlio correct rule nml regulations of "Outdoor Sports and pastimes," issued by the passenger do partment ot his Co. Bend to him for a free copy of this work. WASHINGTON POLITICS. IJMcksrh Manflp? WHYUSE, yVyl-JlUVU IUl(lW BKCntJSK TIIKY GIVE A GOOD LIGHT AN ARB LONO LIVED, WK SELL TMBEE GRADES: .aDKAWot OU.U, (sod qualltr but giving t.e c.ndlo power m the No. 17. and at Wf the Any jftb&" anurs put on and burner, proper) '"" Jf SSotf Call and .ee ...and nA VOI I HSR WELSBACH BURNERS? vV.w.ll rove to .you that m can i sin& 71 Chcmekptrt St.. Toiepnono oo.j. Octal llgbt, w hare rairtove. aim. Ulu.i SALEM GAS LIGHT CO Save it's What You That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your wn interests you'll find you save money by trading here. Oerpeopledo. Whynotjcu. .. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt Sz Lawrence, OLD P0ST0KF1CE OKOCEKY O.R.&N. PtFAUT, FOB i TIME SCHCOOLB. rrom roruand. ChearolDalt Lk, Dearer Kt. Worth F fuiti umihR. Kanau Cltr. u. I' 15 a m Louls.Cmcaco and Eatt, RIT Hnfl kanuValla Walla, 8pokano, Mtnna- C.-oo p m watikoe Chicago and nit. Atlan tlo Ex. p. m VIA HUM-INOTON 1 OUKAN HTEAMHIUIU gp m. Fur Han Fra.tcl.ou, rau uTer uve uaja. 8 p. m ex. Hon Hat.ir- 8pJ. ni 140 P. U COLUMllIA 1HVKII OlKAJlJtlUi, H. ilav T Astoria and way Un41ne. i "B0B' 10 p, m 5i.i - uhethor tho'iiresldfilt llktol iHucIra law mm wonuHood IlTlteltlioJuitnortttl Qrovtvr. Tho law of ITbuO changed lids o that If tho ent frMiisod to concur In an apixiintmeiit. to Ntakq the placu of an ollluial reinqyl er unuH)nded, tho preldont wa to uul in jeliaiiio of anolhor perron to till tho tCfl. Tho law ot ItniT l(t tho suspoud Rd pificial lianglt'g It. thu air whlln Ur Rtideut and wnato foMuht il out, Q the law o! 1&R rut tho ropo and lrospod'hlin out of alght. 5pH)r!s own opinion at to the manor IrSK4ed, for hi Kcond lecture It It LkKFwwi what it will Ik). A Itc a;W o IS07 Aiul itiOii n will 5'tiw lttr. I'ut it is utpru than fckot he will smjt tho coiHtltuttou U WH n)hn.i-wKl, In (rctrultt- Wo4 thOwxwutho, by any Mw$itmm H ff!tM "i y TIICY AHC AHEAD. Thu Imimmtosuporiority of thu alter noon over thu inornlni paiwr in tho inattar ot furnUhliii; tho now of tho day hat inner lKn moro uomplntidy ddinoiutratod than duriiiK thu imkvh. I'UKof tho National Itopuhllcau coincn tiuu ju.t clotod at Phlladolphla. iliat eoimmlloii uonuml on Tum day. Thatday, Voduoluy and Thur. day The JoimxAt ha pujlihwl from fwir to ten column dally of tho procivdlnu, HlvliiK thorn fully a they oeourrod, t0t'tlier with verhatlut vpevcho ot harlou orator. Tho remit ha tatm that thon m aUwhituly uthln lot for tho mornlui papor to do but tu ivpuhllth tho UMt day what Tiik Juiuixai. had tho day bo foio. On tho Ktmo afturnooji Tun Juum.nai, kIhm to It rvador tli iuiunatlQii hy tho H.mMIui aoiivxitttftu ot Win. Mu Ktnlay ami lliMMluro ltoooolt n It oamlMatw f l'mikhmt and Vleo VrvoU dnt rtMiH'otUiay, towthur Mltlixivho and lntirttiHK ovewi wuimH)tl thon Hllh. Tbroa iiotliltttf moro to Iki wld of tho mid Milian, Tho talo luul Ixdu told, AjmI noxt dy th inoriiln apor van hut rvpvat ht tho amlr tvu already rtvtd lit thaJouuSAU And to it hat U-vn rlht 4U and to It Millie. Aud uhat I luro jtt lu la tho crvJ.t ot Tuts JojinjaLx!! lo Ijo tUt Ittpr'aiwOt MianttuYr attwrnoon papr on the raoltlc ooatt. 'Ilio l'lilludolphla platform I a Hat, apld, platitudiilouiand louuly atump iwwli DrcKouluu (I'oruierly Hep.) Platform aro of no conci)uouco, Tho Oiunlldato Kuarant(o n atroni; military Kovuriiuiout. k'l'hu national chairman KuaranlccM a monitor ciiuipalnu fund. What moro I wanted? It I A very patient hut but critical lady ro.ulor tii.'t(v(t to u that a "hlauk loath. er lady" I no Improvement on a "black lady.1 Tho X Itay man I not to par ticular alniut oolor, maturlal or vyutax, if ho eau only help tl lady Und her hi tck leather purtoaud the (.', it con IuIikhI when lott. t t t Thoro' i Kood opeuliiK tor a Republi can nepucr lit Oregon Juit now Tho Oremmluu la abuli) MoKlnluy, KooM)olt, Mark Uanua, the tariff and t,ver)lhliiK but tho gold ttandard, and the Satom oritait U ulaithn' over Kepiib llcan defeat In Multnomah county aud ropudlathi) pArt of It ticket hero at homo. Four men Ot prominence but hao rela Wwh, or Ihed InAllMiiy. Qui Utu Youut; of DmMoIiuki, Iowa, who iioiutuated Hoorevelt tor lco pre ideul, a a former brother t)V) ot Mart llrow u, tha early editor of tho Demo oral nnd I well known by Mr llrown. Youmt hi Allwiiiy with the Iowa elltoi on thlr encurtlon llinnijiti the Northwwt uImuI flfleen year ao Ho U a UUtaut rolaltxo ot 8. K. Youhk. ofilwt ulty, and Iwt a brother named Ham. Theto aro all tho matu f4i ot Youn jVi lite, twwpt that ho U ono of the tiewut treat men lu thl cnsit country. 1 1 I Alto, the uaiuoof Alhaoy't new Ma club, iatakeu from the tnttlal ot Al- any, Linn Oounty, Orvi. It ha Uu It will bo n disappointment If the census dotsu not credit fjalem with moro than 10,000 population. IIulwo will hao to uliind It. Tho ceiitu ha to bo taken by tho amall boro patriot, whether ho I computciit or not. i t t i'rof. Lake, another ot tho political puth, I rewarded with a fat government olllco koIhk to 1'arln to itudy prune culture, t I I What la cnmpetoiH'o to fill a public Kitiou anyway, ronipared tnarompe tenco lor tho needy partUah? A marked Improvement In tho big Portland paper I tho reduced acu giv en to tentorial matter, I t t Itoyalty la not a uccca In till coun try. Kvi'n tlm.ltoyal Anno chortle oin't aland the rain. t t t The lateat I that thu family ot one ot the Sal in enumerator!- ha not been enumerated. t t t Oregon toll I produstivo. While wo aro making one mop of hay another cropi-row. Tho kitiii);bu i none, but Mark Manna UctlU with u. Tht Df jt Crcscrltt (at Milirli. .'l.,lL,., '" '"' ' ,-,ttltro-aTattl. CMt -nuiie, a i, .iwwr lra au.l nulolnt l a Uttclrw axui Nu cur vu jr IViea Me, Hon. Lew Ankcay Putt In a Word For Ills Partner la KutlaessSutport Etch Other ReitrdleM of Party. Tho Washington correspondent ot tho Tacoma Kcnlng Kow announced re cently that Scnctor Turner and I-cvl Ankcny had formed a combination whereby one was to aupport tho other In accordcnce with whatever might bo tho poll.tlral comploxlon ot tho legislature that I selected to chooto the successor to Bonator Turner. It the fusionlsts are In control Turner will receive thoAnkeny aupport and If the Ilepublican aro con trol Ankcny will eccuro In tho Turner support. In order to hold Mr.Turnor in line and to coment the nlllanco Mr. Ankuny In trutcd tho editor of his Tacoma new paper to ycetorday print the following complimentary editorial allusion to Bonator Turner: ".Never in any seeaion In his career ha ScnatorTurnor spoken so friendly as at tho session just closed. Xovor has a slnglo question of any prominence been before tho senate that the Bcnator has not Bccurcd recognition and placed him self on record either foror against It. Ho began with his speech on tho financial quei tlo, when that measure was being put on It way to passage, and followed till with an extensivo speech on tho expansion question. Of courso his side of lioth questions was antagonistic to the administration, yet tho Senator always took his ttand and made hi position clear On these as on other equally Im portant subjects, ho camoout boldly aud left no doubt as to his own position. Ilia constituents can none of thorn say that noiaoiiiiio icnce. no olllier agrees "Mi them or dlsaircnu. II In T,nl(l,t. u not ono of compromise The last time that tho henator spoke was In answer to Senator Carter, who pointed out In a very empiiatlc way that tho result In Or egon was but an indicator of the result In tho general election In Xovotnlier. Senator Turner contended that the re turns In Oregon had been overdrawn In proportiou in favor of tho Ilepublican ticket and said that the rural districts would cut down Uie Republican majori ties. It was qulto evident from tho sen ator tone that ho feared tho result In his state and felt that tho con dition in Washington were to similar to thoeo of Oregon that his party would not have a run for thoir money In tho coming olectlon. Senator Turner has made n great deal of campaign ma torlal for hi party, and at n timo when It ia most needed." We (hall watch tho Tumor organs closely for tho return compliment to woulddie-Senator Ankeny. HBATING! STEAM, HOTAIR, . HOT WATJKR, estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substa ntially and at honest prices. . Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II See Our fSewLineoTGo-Garts and Baby Carriages, F. W. HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Post Office. licarei fcalcin I WILL-AMKTTK lUVKfl riirivniana.Newrierg arul nar ArBi. jAnainrp Aioouar Wdnea-I Uu. day and Friday at 10,00 a. ui. dallV at Toetday, Thundayand Batnr 4 u day at 8.80 a. m. ' r ' FOR COUVALUB And tray poluta Tuesday, Thurrday tad lur. day, 4.00 p. ra. WILLAMEITK UIVKIl DIVIHloS; Dftlly boata to Portland at abora. Tranifcn to street car Una at Orecon Cltr If tho itearuen ar dclavcd there. Ticket to all point- in union vvasniuRion, uniuornia or ma jfait, unriua checked through from Balem frco. Choice rill nr rlrer route to l'ortlaml. rv,...,i .. made at Portland with all rail, ocean and rlrrr lines. V II. IIORLDOUT, 6en, l'aai Aft . PorUandOr. 0. If. POWERS Asent, Trade Street dock, Baleni SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Sal cm for Portland and way stations at 5:40 a. in. , 7 :5t a. m. ami 4:05 p. in. nSTS ESTFE -li-ou a u ioi r u .13 30 a m ma v u - 7. P M IUAM Lt l'ortlaud.. Lr balcra. Ar Aihland. Ar Bacramento.. Ar Bat. FrauclROo.. ArUjrden... Ar lx.iTcr., ArKania, (Jlty.. Ar Ch Icago. .. . ArTos AurcIck. Z Ar Kl I'aw. Ar Kort Worth . Ar city of Mexico Ar Houiton .... Ar Her Orlcans Ar uhlngion... Ar New York . Pullman ..AII -9D0AJ1 .. 725 A M -1.UAI1 - iao ! U ooo p M .. 0 SO A M ..M A. U - 3 M A M .. 6ili P It O.-U A M Vi,43 P M Il AM t 40 A M I'M A M Mill SALEt LODGES -. j w. w Baletn Camp No. 11 Meets erery Friday ercL F X lloulllrrd, C. C.j VV. A. Moore, clerk, room io, uooreiL.K KOKUSTUKB OK AMICHIOA Court Hhcrwocl Konn No. IV. MccU Friday utglits III Turner block John M. Cba-e, O. It A U llrown beer. 1117-ljr Pure Home Rendered Country Lard The Health Protltm I much almnlor than I Bomotimcs mi p. K)tl. Health tlerteiula chlelly Uhjii porfect dlgottion anil puro blood, anil tho proMotn is nolvod very readily by Hood'a Sartaparllla. Yon may Lroit well by taklnir it nromntlv for nv ,inm. ach or blood dltortler. It curnn of sera. Illla. alt rhOlllIl. catarrh. iliaiwMiula rhouinatltin and other dltoasva mini' be red by thothontand. Tho favorlto family cathartic I Ilo-kl'i Pill. 1 In Bulk At Epplev's Only 10 cents a pound. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Machlnoa Work Dono Quickly Tolophono L'o&l black. Iavo ordora at ruBldonco on ll'th struot, or Stciner' market. M. Van Flkkt, Yew Park. 6-Clf DISSOLUTION NOTICE. CURE YOURSELF! lw llii fur iiniiHturn 'Ik livurii, lullit.ttiitlii i IrrllBllulii tir UUrrallulH L w itruivrr 01 nitllulik iiiiiinrnMis mtu hiioi. riTiifM, An. i tint una iTHtEHUCNtM "lC0 K-0 or ran ' nr nit l ruin rrr''. tr txrr', rrrrAlJ, loi II iii, or 1 Ivlllw, li.TJ. IrrilUr N-Qt im rMinrl Sr I i . 'a WS bl ' Y3fAcciN"Ti,o.fci5 Ml O.M. JHT 7W A M sum J0 AM ItUO A M 8.34 A U 031 r M 6 41 A M U43 r M both C'UIIKH TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a minute; alt druggli.i or ThcTI-l.o Mc.tlfilt Vu. 2S0 Ilnoilway, Ni-w York S nJ for Il(klrt. The German Market Will bo found all kind of meat and tho best of Bausaio. FHKE DELIVERY. All bill duo tho lato firm of Wnlt &. MIeecko must bo paid, OJOLZ, Sl 30N 171 Commercial Rt. 40 .wroixia.. 1M Kind Tw Hit Alairt EosjM Mueut rod Great rush for shoes at Glven's old stand. SrxtUI Rtreea "Old tlovernuient" vrhlakey -. nlted by lMdlux iiiyicUna, and fiH.v. lallv by A. P. onirlci) M. 'n.. Canum ana Mii-ireon, also bv Wui. D. .l,-.rtv M. D., Major and Hrnvmn. in i',in Ji State Arniy. t-nrtliertttow, the board of health of San 1-ra.uutoo, rvcommend thl tiimilant a tho purxstt, unadulter "' . I "' ."". ."."" ,or wtvaieacenu ami in, aim, oow oxclutlvoly lu Salem, ami Marion Comity by J p, Houtua, 4 1WU Atoat MUUscry. Tho Pari Mlllfnery itoro ha raoeJ Into ijrxiibaum'( dry good tow. next door Io tho ivototMco, at which place. Mr, Chaw rail) contiuua to kIto bar. Katn in rltio lutlllneiy uulil tha koaU ro ditod of. 5-3MU1 OASTOXIXA. BaantU IMlBjrMrUs)JLV3nBa Dt.. M- - M immmmmmmmm BtvitU yf ' w 'W run AM; atm 7K . ySaTZT hot Deti Ytt. The John A. Lomn Veteran Reunion Aaoolat(on, which ha for ao many years been hold at Mehamu county, Or., ha iMJoii iuotthi a i.yona, 1,11m county. Ur., by a vote of the majority of Stockhold er. Tho pront localion I on the C, A h. IV Wood and a flno tprlng of water will bo found on Uie around. Ground are among tho beat In tha ttate. Encamp ment will begin on Monday, the -ml of July. i00, and continue through tho week. A kouI program It aaaurod, both even Ing and day. Veteran of all war are cordially Invited to attend. Ilv order of tho Prealdent W. P. Mum 0, J Pahkss, SecrUry 6 H 7w To whom it may Cencern: ine 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. Hekren. U-S-l-m wkkAAij. co YEARS' 6 EXPERIENCE Cheap Excursion Rates to the East On Juno 2J, July V! 20. and AuKmt , t cktit from Denver, Colorado Spriiii, Puublo to Chicago, St. Iiuia and Interl medlato K)int and return, will be told bv the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE HATKOF Cot RtgHlar Fare Plus $2.00 for Hound Trip Iteturu I.lmlt Ootobor 31, 1000 SPECIAL TBAIUS One night out to Chicago. Ticket l,o l?.l on nyular Irain. niul lourlata rjira an train. Chair cara Bacranientn tn Dml.i. and Kl Paeo, nnd tourist cara to Chicago, St. Louie, Now Orlcanaand Waahtngtoa. Connecting at Bun Frnndlsc with nor eral itcamBllip Hnoa for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central ani South Amoricn. See Mr. W. W. Skinnor ncent at Salem Station, or addrc C. II. MARKIIAM, G. P. A., Portland, Ortiou. &. fci Quick Time to tho East and South-East Wia theSUnlon Pontfix R R tir I UL b III 111 a PicToa' Two Dailv Solid Vostibuled Trains. FROM PORTLAND or 8AO RAMKNTO toUENVKR.OMA 1IA. KANSAS CITY and ST. LOUIS. Lea tlmn 3 dava to CHICAGO with out chaiiKo; only ono change to Now York nnd other Kastorn point. No other lino docs it. ' Palaco and Tourist Sleepers, Dlnlus and Library Cara (barber shop) and free reclininirchnlrcars. For ratcH, Tickets and full Informa tion via either routo, apply to V. W. Skinwkb. Airent 8. P. Co. Balera Ore. Or J. II. Ixtiiroi, Gon'l Agent, No. 1H5 Third 6t. Portland Or. Tnoc Marks CSICNS COPVRIQMTS Ar A Meno f on ding a sif trta and arip(k.n , Jlulcl T aMrt(in our upir i a rree nbtkiiu Ifirtul uotkf, without cbars, la tki Scientific Jlincrlcniia A handKimtlf lllatlralJ rrt'i lamul Mr tulallou vt aoj x inmid i c , lrnii Ija iiHir mi tuns 11 ajt.sh-,i. ...... Uftt T vi'ntnMMW, & Co 'B. New York OhLY DIRECT LINC Pbom rnmr,, SPWNCSANDMiMTOU " Take advantm nf t,.u.. ... ... J.uv.Kiuamvn.pJrfeS: I Canadian Pacific Oregon Short Lino Railroad The Direct Routo to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Give choice of two favorlto routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Lins. No Change of Cars, On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the Quest in the West," Equipped With Elogant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist Sleepers Su-erbXIbrarvBuffetCars Snlondid Dinners, Meals a la carto rree Reclining Chair'Cars ComfortableCoaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete'v Vestibuled For further information apply t .R.NAGKL, W. E. COM IN Trav. Pa.. Ail. Ja' Aje 142 Third St. Portland Or, &&, r " w arsr Our foo nsturnoa if wo fail. Any ono sending sketch and description of any invention will promptly receive, our opinion free concerning the patent ability of wnxo. "How to obtain a patent" sent upon reouesU Patents eeured tkrough us advertised for aalo at our expense. Patents taken out through us receive swu mw, without charge in Tub Patk-tt Kxaiun, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturer-) and Iuvestom. Sead for sample- copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS 4 CO., Patent Attorneys,) IVJHM mmikMMtt, - WMSniUQ-rnMi n Corvallls k Eastern Railroad TIME OATtD, l For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:45 p. n Tra n leaves Corvalll. . . . 1:55 p. w. , Train arrives Yaqulna . 1:2. p. I Returolni;: Leaves Yaqulna. u-OOa. w. 1 .rtVnQ rVsVunllla ti.Oild aud re I T,.tZLrWS"" X'fi ' " sale June 3 Pnr tK., ru' '-;, " "' anaoian Pa-, Leave. Altum .m- m I Arrives Detroit li.-hlaui .4 Returning: Leaves Detroit J 2:20 n, .., A i rives Albanv fi:45 n. m. .- I n..nj. -j : :. .T L..J xUJlv inr. .i ' ?na,,, ,roine will 1C?J1V'HI with Southern Pacific tialna, lurnuh full partlcM ara. or ,i. IvIdb direct servl-e t-,nrlf r.m New. irroa Uftd To St. Paul M)DU and Return nvl 6.76 to Kanma City turn, flrat ela. For aal, - Ma and 30. tho I'.v..,, UPli nml ,..l l .. B.,. ,u, j-uwae on the Imperial Limited. E-J. COYLK, A-. P. A., ancouer, B. C, H. II. AIIHOTT, Btni, fortland. Or. CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR emovea to HO Slat ai- m B.Da aaJ1cent beache. I J1 rajn for the iounUln arrive at nelrolt at noon. Rlvln ample tle to reach can.nlnc i-miinri nn tt-e Hreltenbush and Saotlaoi river the New jtook. larvo vanetr of drv L..- ?S 52: '"K; m.'.8 and S ladies' apaneso notion. Prke reasonable aame dav. H U WAtOKN, T V A I. K TnRKKR anal CDW1H BTOSK. Altxjiy Or HAIR BALSAM flTan sk-J --3 .1-- kjti HM &mm vnj sv 00, HUIE WING SANfi COMPANY - mdk ,'Jti.X-i?