The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 26, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textawn tmmmmtm HEV 'j AiXr,&Jl-!t.'t&UWnLniGlu4 78 ft i lor m Commencing June 25 we will for 10 days receive 80 cents as an equivalent for $1,00 on all pur chacs of 2C 2 2 2 Boy's and Children's Stiifs Tfcere li bo reterve every Boy sad Child' SaM la tfee houselslacludeit In this reduction of 20 per ceaf This1 Is a toldca otwrluolly to save mosey - don't let It slip. 4 cer cent. cer cent. TryrwvV GJ.jonnsoii&Go.. The Peoples Olothicro and Furnishers. 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 ail shoes. All goods marked In plain figures. Lacy's bboestop? 04 atnto 6t TOE DAILY JOURNAL DY hofku unuTimno. TUESDAY, JUNK 20, IO. Dnlly Ono Year. S3. OO In Advance Dally Pour Month 91. In Aclvana W eokly On Yonr 91.00 In Aclvnnoo ROOSEVELT Tilt PICTURESQUE. Now look out or n lctiiioqun nun palgn. Thu nomination ot Roosevelt for iccoihI place on lliu Republican ticket la a ernqd atop in tho development o tho unfolding tlrntnn ol "destiny." Tlio drnnui may haKiup llio old Ideal of it peaceful republic, n government of, by mid (or tlio u))lo, nnd we may son In stead (ho greatest Imperial expuiiijioii aggregation uvor put on wheels, llooio veil ought to bo nt tho head ot (ho ticket where lie could wavu tlio II ok, wear his hat, nnd occasionally tnko n drink from a canteen, or mount a wild unbroken bronco. In thu mean tluin tho hand could play, "Thuro'll bo allot tlmo in (ho Old Town Tonight," (or tho cdlllea ratlonot thu rising generation. It in nqt In accordance with (ho lltnes of thing that supreme command ihould bo given to a nmu whoso Instincts und methods are those of the smooth and oleaginous church deacon. I( wo aro to mil (ho ililp o itto out upon (ho water m vsorlil-eoiwiucrlnu ubJugator, (o glvu mid receive hard knocks, to take ami hold by tho strong tiaiul Mlmt we may, tho man ol nil otheri whoso place U on tho quarter dock, villi hi breast bared and it red bandana around hi brow, should bo RoomvoU. He should not bo relegated to a jwsltlon between deck where hi tolo (tower and duty will be to preside In thu vetting ovor it hlhly respectable olub o Millionaires or thlr agent, eallod (ho'Uuitod Btato) Senate. Roosevelt U tho Prime o( actuation' alitta, College dude, cowboy, coin mate dw, governor, ho la a plcturesquo tig ure, and ttiU quality will be utilised to (he uttermost during (ho coming cam. pals.ii, lie will sing (ho battlo soug ol tho "strenuous life," of tho glory ol war and tho beauty ot bloodshed. The qual Idea ot (he subjugator, courage, skill end endurance, aro already being hnld up (o our graduating school children hi the Mtfwtne attributes of a petfcot man A treat nation of peace, with a small ' ud Bvy, upholding (ho Deuio- tea-U ot Justice,' humanity, freo' a, m W have understood them In (he MtM, a4edy rcjiaruVd ai trumpery ier kM Hle. Tho only J (readout worth ahg lee U the freedom of the strong I Ma svwr d govern (he weak, The Qtasi SeNrjtH was Wniii the pulled from hli pedestal nnd glvo wny to tlio Rough Itidor. Tho god of war, tho Napoleonlo lust for umpire, Is to ho re-delfled tho brnson effrontery of con. quest, is to bo cultivated! tho atntuo of Mara nlinll aland in our public square forover, thatomplo of James shall bo kopt open night and ilay. Tills I the greatest nation on enrtli. It luis (wen following old ideals, now called outworn and (also gods, for n linn drod niul.twmity-Mvo vewrs. Wo am entoring ujioti n newer nnd morostronuousauv. All is to bo chnugod. Wo aro, na wo iiaxo In fact been doing fur llfly years, just taking our placo uinong the great owr8. We are "ex pandlng." Our drumlieat will soon bo heard around thu world. Hoou wo way bo wiping out Itepublics, It is nut to bo aupK(od that n nation of our strength will stop with n alli'o of China. Wo must have a foot hold in Africa, I At tho interior races sttud from under. Ho look out for pyrotechnic prepare to bo dasslod. It you know anything about music, Join n brass band ; for this will be it brass baud campaign, und there will lie no lack of funds with which to fly tho xirfornura, , Turn the l!ylockcd pictures of Washington and those other old duffers to the wall or some one may think you are n I'opullat. Tho old doctrine ot fundamental Amer icanism, mind your own business, has been ohauged to mind overylody elso's affairs. It I not meet that thu grcatiat na tion on earth should conllnuo to attend to it own business. There Is no god but Btrenuoslty, and Itoosovoll Is his prophet. This will bo (ho keynote ot tho campaign. t . . ' SOME OP THE COMPENSATIONS There are Mine delicious compeiis. tloua (or (he unpleasant task of publish ing an Independent political newspaor and taking up (he Utile of the minority in it strong Republican community. Tho editor ot this paper was yesterday walled on and Invited by a committee ot thu goodly ultlstus ot Sublimity to be the or ator on the occasion ot thogreat farmer' plenlo to Ixj held thero on the glorious Fourth ot July. He was told it was by order ot liev. Ulnek and that marly cancelled two former ingagenieuts, bo cause it there is one foreign potentate The One Cent Dally would Iww dowu to sooner than another It Is this same Lalnck may hi shaddow never grow leal Hut (huHubllmlty farmer's pic nlo would be well worthy (he lsl effort of the best orator in Oregon. Those ar substantial farmer up (here. They witl drive in Uio boat (arm teams in (heUio They have mure money and lea debtsu two thousand I bigger (amlliea, lira better, have inoro (imeai)et blui boualtlo and hogs and el.eep and IooioIom J . ... , .,'"' sleep irom uao conciencB ihbh uj iiu cinct in the state. 15ut Tub Jooh.iai, man was already engaged on tlio third and (ho fourth at Gates and Lyons. The old soldiers will hold their reunion and cat beans and bacon and trout and roast lieef and spring lamb, and swap old Jokes and tell now lies. Thero will bo tho old boys in bluo of Lincoln's armies, and Logan's boys and 1'hll Sheridan's, nnd Sher man's and tho old Indian fighters and tho men who woro tho gray nnd a sprinkling of tho hcroc who woro khaki In tho war with Bpnln and tho Phillpines. And air these boys and all these old boys and young ones havo got to have a talk that will make tlioin feci good and that life is worth living, and there was no getting out of it, not oven for tho farmers of Sublimity. Hut greatest of alt tho com pensations for the nbusoono gets in tills world trying to lo honest enough to escape criticism, the highest nnd tho richest chunk of re ward comes from being Invited from tho brass band of tho town ot Gates, way up on the Hanllnm, to bo tho orator at the Fourth of July celebration. That is tho highest-up band in tho state. It is far thest up tho creek and nearest Heaven and plays all its notes in the purest hlgh'O atmosphere. It Is tho highest honor that can come to an orator for a band celebration, nnd tho Jouii.sai. will on that day suspond publication and let tho band do all tho blowing. That is a eclebratson in that littto mountain town that wo shall always feel proud of and as that and Lyons wore promised a month ago it is plain wo could not accept Su blimity. Up thero in tho mountains tyo shall (col nt home, among tho loggors nnd tho miners, for thero is whero freedom dwells in generous hearts. We hcreb order Edwin Btonu of Tho Corvullls and Clilttlin-burk railroad to run his llucst excursion train to thu city ot Ontcs. We order the mayor of Klklioru to come down from his mountain fastness and bring Mrs. Anderson along. Judgo Ulark and thu city marshal of Mill City will bo thero to keep order. Tho freedom ot tho city will Ito given to all tho bush- whackers of Linn county. Thero Is to bo it bowery diiuco and lemonaJe stirred with a cedar shako in an empty korosone ba.rrel. Kverythlug will How freo, from patriotic oratory down the lino. It will always bo the proudest fact ot our life that In Elkhorn precinct wo got 14 votes out of a total of 111 cast, Judgo Clark alone getting a higher vote. Tlio man who cnii beat Clark ovor in that precinct don't live in Oregon. Thoio are some of tho rich enjoyments ot life that pay tho editor (or tho stress and harrowing of soul he has to endure tho rest of tlio year, JOURNAL X-RAYS The rains hare delayed harvestinglthe picnic crop. . . Hot weather is coming and The One Cent Daily will be kept as cool as ' pos sible. tit Get tho street sprinkles' ready. Don't wait till the strcota are rolling clouds of dust. J T Wasn't It all a great bluff that Hanna, 1'latt and Koosovclt don't have a com plete understanding? t t t Tho Salem popular loan is to be ex tended to the school district. That means 4 percent money. I J t Ongon don't need another congress man but this city should not receive another black eyo from tho fedoral cen sus. II Dr. Stelnor don't quit coming to Salem and booming tho Dallas celebra tion, ho will have half this town over thero on the Fourth, t I Daker Demecrat: Tho Hanna ban quet at tho Philadelphia Uuion Leaguo club, which wob attended by fifty mil lionaires and multl-inllllonaires was very proporly called "llellshazzcr'a Feast." X Four months ago whon thero was pros pect of an antl-Hanna rovolt, it was given out that .Mark was withdrawn as national Republican Chairman. When tho stench died down ho was slipped in again, t t t Pnclo Jimmy Elgin says he has learned considerable about tho Indian War Voterans of Oregon the pait cam paign but, but it didn't seem to effect Tom 'Conguu's voto to any considerable ox tout. A Woman's Trials hwrmasm from gMhood to tho grava Tfw, tpnmtfo of health fa aJwaya haform her. Thirty yaara of har Ufa fa a battla with manatrua tfon, ana not ona woman fn a humlrafl aaoapaa tha tUm whMt tie fn wait from month to month. WHY USE. . W?lsbacb MatfIe? Lydk E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Componnd has raatoratl a million woman to health. lattara from grateful woman are constantly halnej printed In this manar, Mram Plnkham has fifty thousand auoh totters Har counsel Is safo coun sel. It always helps wo men and It will help you, Mrs, Plnkham' s ad dress Is Lynn Mass, Sho will advise you free. wil The Other Side of Trotrerlly. A Hiil rook Democrat from Illinois asks us to print following editorial from tho Wnrren county Deinocrnli What a torrhlo showing Dun's ltevluw makes (or tho month of May, the year ot Win, McKlntdy, Mark Hanna, era ot proser Ity, UXiO, to bo diro. It says that thn uumlior uf failures last month wnstM7, as compared with 831 In May last year, and that tho amount ot liabilities was tS3,771,IGI, as against :i,8:),(l8l last year, lho Itevlow further saya that thu "fttilnrosforMay this year were not on ly the largest ever known in that mouth since Mich record were made, but of eighty mouths covered hy those returns only six havo shown na largo liabilities." Another signlllcnut fact of this Dun's report Is that tho returns for tho month of May show an unusually largo num ber of small failurcH, Thu Democntt has all along, argued that the small buiiues concerns ot thu country wero being rapidly driven to the wa I, and Dun ste lit at (his Juncture nnd vert flea tho stutemont. Not toiily aro the smaller tradesman closing up their af fairs, hut tlio mechanics nnd thohiltor era are itlsoTOnlug their all In this grand and triumphant em of prosperity under tlio wiiti and muulflcient management ot Messrs, Hanna, McKlnloy A Co. This In no campaign lio. Our reader can verify etery statement made about tho biubies condition of this country in May by referring to Dun and Ilrad street. They tell tlio whole story tho business failures, even it they omit tell ing alwut thu lock-outs, nhut-dowui ami strike all over the United Htates. Tho Hoplo will not )k told ot these failure in the columns of the republic an pn8, however. About tho only news found iu the administration or gans iiuw refers to it lack ot harvest hand "i Kansas and tho splendid pros pect tor crop In tho corn and wheat Ml. They Aro Iromemlously quiet about the olo.lng down ot the great itr-el plant in Ohn-sgo and Jolfet. They havo uotlt tug to tayitboutdie lock-out and strike all oxer (ha country, nor do they explain why n few people are rapidly atuaseiug wealth while (lie makca aro becoming poorer and poorer. Theso conditions certainly confront the Amolcaulpeople today. Hven the blind can realise it they cannot svo the Inevitable trend ot events that are bringing rum and dUas ttr to tke masse. Will the people con tinue to o dormant and allow tivun their birthright to bo taken away from tuein without uroUmt? Or win thuv ariia in their might and put a stop to the rascality and thievery that ia ruu. nlUK Hot In all UcpAMUieut of (ho gov ernment as well as In favoied private circle? Kugeno Guard: The school savings bank systenf,' in Salem seems to havo provon n success. It was introduced in tlio school on January 1st last, and tho total amount In the treasury now is 11021.14. i : t Knowing troublo that has been caused in tli6 past not taking tlio census right. Why didn't Supervisor Winn or Tom Tonguo put ono cotr.potent porson in charge of tho entisu census of the capital city? There would have been too much sense in that. Wu havo received Volume 1, Number 1, of tho Western Itural Press, published at Salem, Oregon, by It. A. Harris. It is n uuiquo venture in journalism nnd Mr. HarriB deserves encouragomont for his venturo In types. His paper seems to be tho organ of tho nnti-lmporlalistlc propogamla. t Tho Oregoniau, formerly a Itepubli cuiiipaiier, says: "Tho Republican platform is n hum drum nnd commonplace production. There is too much of tho rumble or grind of thu mnchluo in it. Tlio Repub lican party is not tho faultless organisa tion which this platform assumes It to bo.".; t M Here Is the way a term of court is rushed through in Linn ceunty: DopartmcntNo. 1 of the Circuit Court, convened at u o ciock witn twenty-six cases on tho docket. Thu docket was run through in seventeen minutes. Hoven caeca wero reported settled, three continued, four dismissed by the plalntlli. judgment In llvo, three set lor trial and tho other four passed. And for this the people pay n judgo t:),(KX) n year nnd it dlitrlct attorney f 1,000 it ycar.or (533 a month with work aliout half the time, nnd then only petty criminals aro convicted. The Deat Preserlttloa for M.l.rU. Ctillla mt fer l-a Uxilo a((lrotc'iTiutle.i Clill Tonic. It ti limply Iron mt nutuln In U.lelcx rutin. No cure uo . l'rlce U)c, ft-lO-Sm eoJ PAYOR THE UOERS. Great rush for shoes Glven's old stand. HtsulCof a Pletlulie Takes ty the Mlsltters ot Our Country. Mr. (tcorgo W. Van SIcIen, president of tho American Itaad, whose ofllco is at No. IU Droadway, New York City, has, after much trouble and expense, just succeeded In probiug into thu truo (eel lugs ol the great American public and securing a most reliable expression of opinion on the question whether the American voters, irrespective of party alllliatlom, favor the I'nlted States gov ernment to mediate In a friendly war between Great Hrltain and South Afri can Republics with a view to stopping tho war now being waged, or whether they iti win favor ol Great llritaiu con quering her weaker opponents. On tho eve of the coming presidential campaigu, the result of this investiga tion hy Mr. Van Klclen Is ot great national value, and uelther political party can afford to Ignore it Import. The result of this vote and tho relia bility, houesty and impartiality of the method adopted in canvassing the coun try to secure the desired result, will be readily understood as (old by Mr, Van Slelen iu his brief and vigorous state ment ot the matter. Mr. Van Slclon say ; "On May 22, 1000, thero was mailed to the clergymen ot tho United Statu the lollowiug letter: Naw Yokk. May 9, lflOO, Iteverened and Dear Sir IV) to kind aaioomiin me expression of opinion the vote, of the voters of vour mm-nx.. (ion and ot your acqualuttuce, upon one nuo ur ma ouier or tun important que. Hon and rtmiall both sheou tn m htf tk 31st ot May. (000. Whether your own view a bo lu favor ot thu llritiih or ot the count Airican uepuunc pleas obtain a full an expression a you can ot the vtewa ol vour people. Ut u b perfectly fair to both side. 1 say this a an American, Please certify each pag containing names uy Buuiair vour name at tii irw-t ", w it and tlllluB luYOurtdace ot rldaiu-. d Invalid. III... ,,nn.. .. ........!.. it.. . . t V. Tho result of tho whole country Ims announced through tho press. Very respectfully yours, Geo. W. Van Sicle.v. And with each letter two voting lists headed as follows : 1st. Each person whoso namo and address nro subscribed hereto votes in favor of tho United States offering mediato botweon Great Britain and tho two South African Itepublics, (or tho purposo of putting a stop to tho war now going on. , 2nd. Each person whoso namo and address are subscribed hereto votes in favor of Great Britain In her war to conquer tho two South African Itepublics. At the foot of each sheet was tho fol lowing certificate for tho clergyman to sign. I hereby certify to tho truth of the foregoing list. Dated May 31, 1000, Rev Minister of Church Tho nnswer camo to mo by the thou sand, often by registered mail, from every part of our great country. They aro still coming In, and show unmis takably that tho great heart of tho American people has bcon hurt by tho wrong course pursued by tho Govern ment of Great llrltlan, towards the two small, independent Republics of South Africa. Whother tho sympathy and approval or tho condemnation and disapproval of tho American people nro of any val ue to tho Government of Great llrltlan, the futuro will dotormlne. I havo received up to Juno 12th, nns wer from alwut two thousand live hundred clergymen. It tho letter had been mailed earlier, there would have been many more answers, Tho number of votes returned is In favor ot offering meditation 100,830 In tnvorof Great llrltlan conquer ing 1,315 Theso come Irom every ono of the. 61 States and Territories except Alaska. and Including the District ot Columbia. Tho clergymen sign themselves as Methodists, Baptists, Catholics, Cougru gationallBts, Presbyterians, Episcopal ians, Reform (Dutch), Uiilverealists, Hebrews, United llrethern, Lutherans. "Take Heed Will Surely Steed" Bo euro to heed tho first symptons of indigestion, nervousness and impure blood, nnd thus avoid chronic dyspepsia, nervous prostration und all evils pro duced by bad blood. Hood's Sarsapa rilla is your safeguard. It quickly suts tho stomach right, slrenisthens and quiets the nerves, purifies, enriches and vitalises tho blood and keeps up the health tone. All liver ills are cured by Hood's Pills. 25c. 2 YU?EA" WEWDACH MANTU huriblo and R " ier nour. ron UI.K POWER. Mco BKCnOSE TIIKY GIVE A OOOB UOHT AND AHK UNO nvtu WE SKtL MBEE onADES! ,t Tho very !to.t thing In ai.U. hurt. litJNbKKD NO. 17. TbeoldlnaDT,oigwui - - WaWo, ,ute m rood ,us,.ty but I-. " " W' " " " Any ofli&Me. potto and burner. "''"Jriw&wtt Call and ee UJ S 1-WSr. St.. Telephoned. catvv r.AS LIGHTCO 71 Chcmeketa Ht R's What You save That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your w n interests you'll fin you save money by trading nere. eroPur0sPtockof Sy'groSs and provisions is the mosl complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD rOSTOKFlCE OKOCEKY 0.R&N. PP1HT, TJK BCnKDOLIt. "Tr - ron I From l'ortlud. "t cnirscnewi iao, uenrer Ft. Worth ::.i'.'" r .rTtL.""r". a- v i.i n.ni uuuivtijaica-fo aaa HUM Hnl kinolWalU Flyer l,;(JUpm 'alUWalla, Bpokano, klnnJ81 a noils. Ht. Pnl. ihiin'iK.J'. .. wnnkco Chicago and sat. ,7" AtUu tie Kx.i VIA HUNTINGTON p, ml I 7.6 . u. M OOKAN HTEAMaitUU Sp m. For Ban Krncloo, Ball every live daya. oxI'Bu1!!) COLUMBIA H1VEII ttatur- . HTEAMK1W. (lay'To Aatorla and nay LaaSli 10 p, m. .'. i - a. Ban, HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER- estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substa ntially and at honest prices. ' Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURBOUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II WILIiAMKTTK KlVKIt IXSTS; Kaloin ITll.liABinilA HIVEII I Fiirrortland,Newlcrt and w.r'A.t.. Mndlnr. Monday WednAJi u. day and Friday at 10,00 a. uT dm.. Tnclay, Thnridayand eatorMp1'" day at 6.80 a. n. ' B- FOR COUTALLIS " d-yd.oopr.,s1.nl',ed7, ThurtdJr W1LLAMKTTK KIVKIt DIVISION Bally boats to rortlaud as abora. Traniieti i itreet car line at Oregon City If the itemti , delayed thore. Tickets to all points la oSo? Wasfiluftton. California or Ihe Kut bSSi checked tlironsb from Ealem free. ChoJ. rail or river routo to Portland. CoanecUn. made at Portland with all rail, oeeanaS? h0.'., llnea, W- II. 'lll'HLBORT, ' en, l,ajAgt.i'oTtur.(i0r Atent, Trade Btreet d.ck, sura SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE See Our NewLlne oT Go-6arts and Baby Carriages, F. W. HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Post Office. SALEM LODGES f. j. w. w Balem Camp No. lis. MccU erery Friday ever. re, 7JO, In A. O. U. W hill, atato Ins. bldir. F X. Iloulllrrd, C. 0.; W. A. Moore, clerk, room IS, Moorea blk 1TORIISTSRS OW AMICHIOA Oourt Hherwowl Korctt No, 19. MecW Friday night In Turner block, John M. Cbato, C. K. A U Brown secy. 11-17-lyr cure Youfimn I'm Htsf 14 lur ifittut1 M i'ip iiitririsi. irilUtiiiAtl"ttf irrliatluiu ur UKcmtk'Ui 'of iiiucuuh iiu'iittrntitHf, rAinim, ii'i imx "iiriu lTKal$CrilufuC0.Kt,utrtf,o,;u,,wl' niliu J t-Tsa,0Bsieif J'jfctTT lJ'"J" U nu:wi u '' Wm i gPfcttU Mftlaftot. itS' Trains leave Salem for Portland an way stations at 5 MO a. in. , 7:54 a. u. and 4 :05 p. m I.r Portland., Lt Balcra. Ar Atbland. Ar Bacrarnento. Ar Ban Francisco... ArOgden . Ar fWniyiir ArKama, City Ar Chlcago... Ar Los Angclcs.JIZ Ar Kl 1'aio Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico.., Ar Hoiuton . Ar Now Orlcam Ar wuniDEii Ar Now York Pullman .8.30 A M .IMA M -12J0 A U SOT V M , 7,43 r M rS:4i A it " . 1 1 A U .723 AM . 7.4J A M tsttu 1033 r M uas r u 433 AM -'"AM Tims aTj SWAM iiio p U COO P M C:MA M 1.45 A M S.M A M , ..idiru e.u a m 12;43 PM 721AM as aC 7Ta U sjir u A)AM ISA) AH Si A II as m .U A H U43 T M or onl In rl.lu fMl ;t rirrM. rrrpaKi, ii ll.ui, or 3 bottlfl, (2.7 ''IffllUf wnt ' rwitinsl Pure Home Rendered Country Lard In Bulk At Eppley's Only 10 cents a pound. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnohlnoa Work Done Quickly. Telephone 2583 black. Ixavo orders nt resilience on l'-'th street, or Steincr's market. M. Van Fleet, YtwPAnic. OOtf DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Bytsad-Sesmass. Sunday Orecoulon. Ono'ot Oregon City's pretty June wed dings was that of Miss Illauch Ryland and Dr. C. 8. Seamann, which was cele brate at tho First Presbyterian Church, In that city, Monday tho 18th, Inst., at fi p. m. The ushers wero A. M. Grllloy and C. A. Muir; Uo best man, Dr. J, M, Miller, and the bridesmaid, Miss Minnie Meyer, The paitor ot the church ofllcl. elated. The bride was very becomingly gowned in white and carried a bouquet ot caruatlous. Immediately after thu wedding Dr. and Mrs, Seamann wero driven to the train. They will be at home after July 1, Dr. Seamann is one To whom it may; Cencern: The Partnership heretofore existing as Herren & Levy is hereby dissolved. F. Lew 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., Aay 22nd., 1900. F. Levy. Ed, C. Herren. C-3-l-m M ClHKtf TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la t minute; ll draughts or The Tl-I.ii MvitU'iil Co. SSO Ilrvtilitij, Ncir York fVo.l far lluoklrt. The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and tho best ot sausage. FRKK DELIVERY. All bills duo tho Into firm of Wolt A. Mleecko muBt bo paid. aaoLz, st son 171 Commercial St. nnd TouriBta cars an Wi. trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdsa and El Paso, nnd touriat cars to Chlc&ro, St. Louis. New Orleans and Washing. Connecting at San Frandlsce with sot- Stpnmshln llnna tnr Trnnnl..1 Japan, China, Philippines, Central ass oral Jam South America. Crtr. At- W f h.k . J. . ' wu uw. .1 . ,, . oaiwiur mom at eaiers Station, or address C. H. MARKHAM, G. T. A., Portland, Orocon. WEflO MSIISSlIfl jfis i ot Oregon City's practicing physicians, .3& and hi bride Is the only daughter ot i M J Professor 0. 11. Ryland, who is known in Oregon as au educator, ha been ywy prominent in social church circles. well She and The HoaUeit Mia la Silea At well as the handsomest, and others aro Invited to call on any druggist and get freo a trial bottle, of Kemp's Ltalstiufor the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that Is uuarantced to cum ami bolleve all Chronic and Acuto C&ught, Asthma, UronchltU and Consump tion. Price 25c. and 50c, etKKtw o Bears tie Cifaatue r UTOHIA. UIU8iTwHitiA.SijrBgtU Steetxl tervees "Old Government" whiskey. x JK "Vfifi .ot 4kM ." IJB.1 Cheap Excursion Hates to the East On Juno 23, July p. & 20. nnd August 4, t ckets from Denver, Colorado Springs Pueblo to Chicago, St. IauIs and Inter! mediate points and return, will be told by the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE -AT HATE 01- Ooellejular Fare Plus $2.00 for HomJ Trip Return Limit October 31, 1000 ' SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tiekots nleo good on regular trains. Quick Time to tho East and South-East .Via theSUm'M v-"Tvv rauiiitn. ni Two Dallv Solid Vostibuled Ttans. FROM PORTLAND or SAO RAMENTO toDENVER.OMA HA, KANSAS CITY and ST. 1.VJU1D. v Less I York and other Eastern points. No other lino does it. Palace and Tour let S ocners. Dining and Library Cars (barber shop) and Ires reclining chair cars. For rates, Tickets and full Informa tion via either routo, apply to W. W. Skinnes. Agent 8. P. Co. Salem Ore. Or J. II. Iminor, Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. ;ss than 3 days to CHICAGO with out chango; only ono change to rtew nlscd by leading physicians, and eaitoc lalIybyA.P.OLlrien M. 'n Ca,in aud bunraon, also by Wm. I). M..n M, 1)., Major and Burgeon, in UnileJ H. HECKMAN SALEM AGENT JSim State Army. Furthermore, tint lwvi ot health ol San Fnuicuoo. nvomtSii..i thla stimulant as the purest, urudulter-! Atout Mmiaerv. The laria Mtlhnery atoro ha moved uiai uo on can o aud correctness ot this plebiscite, ated, for family use, for convalercenU ' nU ""nbaum'a dry goods store, nea n a . . (vi r in h a . . a . j . a ooio, exclusively In Kalem v. 'i u" iace, at wi P. Re. rs,vnato will continue to d exclusive) ueUon Uie gol faith Marion County by J In Salem xT ,.UI Vmtfliw, t which place, otiKaa. .-.x..- .ui oiuuruo to bivo oar- 4-SO-tl . '" miKineiy until tlio gKxl are disposed ot 5JUW ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO SPRINCSANDMANITOU Take advantage of theso cheap rates MaW-rvitiny Canadian Pacific ftfl To St. Paul OU and Return ;Bri ' '? Ka,lM Ci,J' 'l ro J?.1?' &n t;laM Kor " Juno cine, and good for passage, on the Imperial Limited. reea E. J. COYLE, A. u. P. A.. H. H. AI1BOTT. Vani,vJ: n ?. o"nl, Or. "" J CHINESE AND JAPAN ESeIaZAAR "cuioveu to HO State street ?,e; '.V1 variety oUry goods. Silk embroider. ff.liS lurnlil.iH. --i-v .stwHUB irnoa .ii goods. UaC lnrkld la. Ruods.chrnaw.re, matUng and notwn. Prtcw rVasorialX M HUIE WING SANG COMPANY Oregon Sliori Lino Railroad Tho Direct Route to Montana. Utah. Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lins. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "Uie finest in tho West," Equipped With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist Sleepers SuierblUbrarvBuffetCars Snlendld Dinners, Meals a la carte rree Reclining Chair .Cars ComfortableCoaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete'v Vestibuled For further Information apply t .R. NAG EL, W. E. OOVfiN Trav. Pass. Agt. 'l At 142 Third St. Portland Or. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME OAKD. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany M2Sf" Train leavea Corvallis.... f S' Tialn arrives Yaqulna . I5 P- " I Returning: Leaves Ynnntna (J-OS a. Leaves Corvallis.; "J'S Arrives Alhnnv ...12:18 P. For Detreit: Leave Albany iHWa.w Arrives Detroit 11:30 a. m 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:20 p. Arrives Albany 6:45 p. m. One and two connect at Albany atl Corvallla ve tth Southern Faclic til. k'lylnj direct service to and fresa Mew port and adjacent beaches. Trains for tha mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, giving ample tine tp reach camping grounds oa te nreltenbush and Santlata river tke same day. U. U WALDKM, T F A t. A. TOBKKK As XBWItt BTONJC laaaM AlUaar. Ora. "'"" ,fcAJtLXlJI MX9 te lt ATaLxiC9A 9MmL:- --- a. ifl