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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1900)
.rr "ppwiijiqpvjiiri , ?,V V iw , Wrf hv 'fi V 'jgJgJllpBPMM tMI fl S 4 t-V Commencing June 25 wc will for 10 days receive 80 cents as an equivalent for $1,00 on all puiv chases of vet-" -eVC Boy's and Children's Stiifs There It bo reserve every Boy and Child's Sattt fa the hbiise It Included In this reduction of 29 ttt ccnt.-.Thls Is a tolden ocsortunliy to ssvs oey. don't let It slip. G J Johnson & 6o., The Peoples 0 othicrs and ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT One year ago we inaugurated our annual slioc 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 THE DAILK JOURNAL BY HOPER DnQTHBRB. F HI DAY, JUNK OT, I WW. Dnlly Ono Vonr. 3 00 In Advnnoo. Dally Pour Month SI- In AUvnnao Waakly Ono Yonr 91. OO In AUvnnoo PRESIDENT M'KINLEY AND HIS DELOVCD PASTORS Tlio natluiial Prohibition lnlform In the hottest shot fired so far. It la n stuinn speech hut n uooil ouu. It is :ri i nor A of u denunciatory inflammatory slogan and appeal to orthodox prejudice than ovon tho McKlnloy comjKwItlon. ltut tho iinlvntlon-lii-turnlp-Jiilco jiooplu havo certainly succeeded in giving Mc Kinley a cold water doticho on his II aphram at a titno when ho was in need of thoir prayerful support. r,f Tlio iiiiilcuity witn tin rroni iiynrnui- - Ics it that It Is charged with illi-prts-u ro facts mid froxen truths. It sayit: "McKlnloy wan elected by appeals to CUUIBTIAN HKNTIMKNT and PATRIOTISM ALMOST UNPUK- t OKDKNTKD.and by a COMBINATION of MORAL mi'UMCNCHH NKVKU BKFORK 8I3KN IN TIII8 COUNTRY." Tho above Is n solemn eonfomtloii of the douhlu-doallng fraud and hypocrlry ol tho 1890 Mark llauna moral-wave cam- t . palgn. Recall what uasdoua 1MKI. Tho na- tlonal Republican t-ouimlltoo made di rect apH)als for tho support of all tho churches, Catholic and Protestant, Jew. ?' Gentile aud Mormon to save tho hon or and Intorglty of tho nation, to proteot tho Interests of God, homo aud nativo land, by defeating llryan aud electing McKlnloy, It was succoWully repro tented ns a solemn morsl religious duty i iiiiauiucu nil uiiini mm iruinii. vnl.l ill .11 1 ...lil. ...... .1 ted-eyed sanctimonious upcals, urging all nilulstors to preach and pray and vote for tho only parly f morality aud . honetty. Methodist buhops, Jewish rahh.s, aud priest wore onlUted as campaign Ikxmu- V'ur for McKlnloy and Bound Money . kCt . . ' ... t..i I . I . Arciiuisnop i r oi mm was Kepi imiy semi- Inir out anneals to tho Catholic rluruv $f ...i !....... ... ...... .i it.... r.. ,t. .......... HIIU (iMlvu vy il.Mti ituii mi wn mum : (ornatlonnl purity and uprightness in rpauilo affairs. It was a glorious appyal CtborganUe otthmlox rlxhteonmess nil - arer the land to savo our ojiltdrou ami grrtiidchlldrn from the Might of Uryun- Kisui. About a month liefer ilie Novemlwr jftfdMkl: election at Baleuj, by xikmu pro- ' lamttuou ot tno rroteiiani siiuretms nil over the tmlloii, publle prayer ijutliitf wa hold at Ut Y. M. O. A. rooms, in tm'fit.tti sail (liu OtdlslAr ft itiU nllu j?ir !ri,milVU V nwsj vi sv sj iviv n ftskod to unite la supplications lortalva' NQo from he anarchist, revolutionist Sa Hwai, vfim ors inumn uiu res -r.':.n i'i'IJ" Ta' i"-' msma breast i mum niui t.icvi ictj - phu iu jiuiii. iiu tawasMSS ym9 UKt iuuiunm j'mimii ukilsj WUw fnr tl row uu pmeai or us v Msawr aa4 twHiraa safety to tuoUirr aud child. mm Wk, " ef5 lUhy It Jkiu," U worth 'jSi i aiutil bi d lo every woman, and will ' tt ssisH frte m plulu envelojx by BradficlJ lyWfwjn, o"H v lor 80c- r r C- .sVHV . furnishers. bhoe sfor? . 04 Btnto bt torntiou of prosperity. It will now bo In onhr for all who participated lo read what their prayers accomplished u et forth in tho Prohibition platform. Thuinnviimont ntnoiiK tho t'liuiihwi und tho Prohihitltlon voto win) n urcut faclor In earryhiK Orriton for McKlnloy and Hound nionoy In IK'.IO. No ono can doubt IhalMoKinley and Mark linn- mi have twiln starteil In to liombard anil hambooslo tho churuhoR for political coofwratlan in, IIHX). Iluhold tint rt'K ularity with which dosos of idilltlcitl slush nru sent out ivlwut foiciiiK tho sultan of Turkey to pay that flH),000 Missionary claim or surrender every lant Jowul in his harem. The destruction of mlHslouury ruhools and meotliiK liotiwiM In China will now bo tho strlnir to harp on for nil there Is In it. At tho proper mnuiunt, In lliu oiioiiy of "What shall wo do to hemwoilT'' an army will Ihj callwl out, Mark Minimi's hutlle-cry and hottln-rry will u forth, and the Interests of humniilty and religion will Ihi oxiIoim1 to euablo the fur-seolim lioll-wuther of llrer Mo Kiuhiy'n political Hocks, tlio votlnn eat tleot a thournnd hills, the whale uillK Ions nnnroKiillon of allknl forces, Into sue ceisful battle array hi November, cold water Kaptists, stiff necked Presbyter Inus, shoutlutt Methoilists, tho loyal fol lowers of Ireland, and nil. In Ohio tho ministers aud tompurmu'u people Hindu an united protest UKalust tho president of tho stale llipior dealers league IhiIiii; made imiloiml mm. mitteemaii fur that state. Hut the state convention turned down those cold water Itepuhllcans. Tlui oanteeii won again and door go II, Cox was choneii lo represent tlio Hepuhlicaii xrty of Ohio on tho national committee. The prayurs and petitions of the Hook eye olorgy and temHuano voplo from their conKrcKAtluus nvallvd netlilng with llanna and l'brnker in keeping tho man of inlluenve with the saloon keepers olf the committee. Tho pUmi was promimil to Cox tor services rciiderinl to Nash, MoKtiiliiy, ForaVer and llanna In past olictions. lie will now issue his etimpalKu orders from tho roof Instead of the cellar, lie wilt stand out In full view uiul not re main In hiding when rounding up mlu liters and laymen to the polls. Oux lu the past, whatever his charac ter, was loss a hypocrite than thooe who voted as he dictated, afta'tlng to dlibo lleve in hi prfmeo and Inlluvmce lu JleUliiiR numlnatlons and sbulng tho policy of the ltrpubUwn p.vtty. Hut how shall Coi m o'iilllwir He stsmls alone, unique a "living pieturo" lo thd eye of ndlgious wunlstiMirs who vote tho ItepuhltiMii tWVet aud thout for Uaiiiia, MeKlnloy and tho canlwju. lint tl looks as It tho tldu had tnrtml. Tho Prohi platform names MiKlnhty and damns hi administration (row Cuba U Alaska, 4 per cent. Aud other jvalnful and serious ailments which w many motheia suder, out be avoided by the um of "Moiuau'rt I'hiunh." This remedy I a God-wnd to women, hceau It ritie them tluoiuih their moil critical nrcu rr tns uiiciui) ami uiiiTr oi MOTHER'S FRIEND All wmlr stom nch will pro duco Cofiitlcstloa Indlfettlon and ayseFsla. Tone up theill i;pttlVM organs with tholiittora nnd you will liavo vlgcrous hearty health, If your stomach is weak, don't fail to xivo it a trial. P CEUBnATEO M JITTERS In the profono slangof tho strciit "from hades to breakfast." Hut tho Christian communion tables will not bo spread for p second barmecidal fenst. McKlnloy nnd his pastors have dissolved partner ship. Too ninny saintly promises nnd .too much ilovlllsh performance would turn tho stomach of an nllgator. Ho hellion is on. No prnyerncctlng rallies at tho Y. M. 0. A. or the big city churches. No rampineetlngs nro booming McKinley. Tiie moral nnd patriotic wnvo has sub sided. McKlnloy nnd llanna will have to come to tho mourner's bench and con fess their sins publicly or their gooeo Is cooked. They will havo to reocnt. doing on beer-bums ntMilwaukoe and champagne banquets at Dclmonlco's will not bo so popular, ns for four years unst. Tho combination between religion nnd corruption is off lu 1000. Tho cold-water peoplo do not projioBO to bo raked In with tho slums anil gutter snipo olltlclanstiuy longer. They havo been timlccotvod. Tho cork is out of tho little brown jug and it didn't contain buttermilk but old bourbon. Let tho brethren learn a lesson. All is not morality thnt is labelled gold standard. Honesty Is a sounder platform that even protection and prospority. Peoplo nro not moral or honest becauso they arc Ilepublicnns, or Immoral because they are not. ELCCTORIAL -VOTE OF 1896, Tiiic.fouiiNAi. is asked to publish tho II tsot nt tea oirricd in 1891) respectively by McKinley und Hrynu, with tho elec toral voto of each slato. They follew: McKini.kv HnVAK. California H Alabama 11 Connecticut II Arknnsns -8 Dolawara ....... . .1 California ... , I Illinois i!l Colorado -I Indiana 16 Florida 4 Iowa 1.1 Georgia 13 Kentucky .12 Idaho !1 Maine (I Kanxns 10 Maryland . . H Kentucky 1 Massachusetts . ..15 Ixuilsnua 8 Michigan .. ..It MisstsBlpiii .. .. 0 Minnesota 0 Missouri 17 New Hampshire.. I Moutann ... . 8 Nuw Jersey ... 10 Nebraska .... 8 Now York 'M Nevada II North Dakota . .. II NorthCnrollnn.il Ohio S.1 Hon tli Carolina., tl Oregon I Fouth Dakota . 4 Pennsylvania . , . .It.' Tennosscn . .. ,12 Ithodo Island .... I Texan 15 Vermont I Utah II West Virginia ... (I Virginia 12 Wisconsin 12 Washington.. . . I Wyoming :t Total 271 Total 17l Whose duration Are You?. Is it your own city or another Mat you nro helping to build up? Those who smoKii "uur uiuinipious" unjoy u goon cigar nnd pntronlr.o home industry. OATH'S STUDY OP HOOSKVELT. Assistant Secretary of thoNuvy ltoojo veil 1b descended from tho Uollnnd men wlio fought Spain fur their iudepoud' unco, not seven, but voienty years. Itoosevelt Is a man of literary Incen live, with a warm brain, more like Wal ter Itnlelgh than any Dutchman. Ho had imbibed admiration for the wild cowboys on tho plains, where he had a oaltlo range. Ho thought of a man, Dr. Wood, who ooncd superior experience to his own lu iililiilug these cowlniys. With the true executive iliBorlminn (inn, ho made this unknown Wood, not himself, tho colonel of thu I tough Itlders, taking hlumelftho lieutenant colonelcy. Tho organisation highly dlttluguishod ItKill and Colonel Wood Is tho very man who has (town up tho H)ntul frauds lu Cuba.' New York lud propuod Usui! to go Democratic, when Itoosovolt was uoiulu atetl lor governor. Ho was wised by tho voles of Domnorntlo young men who said that ho had sand in him. Tho man of fame, tho old fashioned, poetical man, Is rctdored to the Itepub llcaii jwrty lu Itootoxolt. Itoorevult, to hiiiio persons betokens tho revival ot llleraturo of this MMiutry, which thu era of mere prosperity has illwourngiM, 1 hao had two otHMslons to make a small study of Theodore Itootorolt. He snt clow to me some years ago at I'hlcngo, tuuddress tlio Munpjetto club, and Warner Miller was tho ponderous speaker there, I think. Hut tho young men all wanted to hear itoosovolt, and Hint was long before tho Cuba war. Hoonevelt as n quantity preceded war. ItuoMVolt dvUvoml from iniiuuinirlit, but with formi, hw nddresa upon tho re- ulllles ol iolltlos. It wit plain to mo lh.it thuyauthsot the ltmbllan party forefelt, or feruHiw, in KooeoU tho man womtw Keln IIHX) carrying away the eouvutnu. As Itoo'svolt has wen almost every thing by dliftitnoM nnd velocity, tho rounding up of his aaivtir lias been some what worrtiHl by the ncfelty of wiWu mg htmstlf. ltoo4velt has Iwtruyeil no (lasolon to Ikmoiuo very rich. Tills ts porhai why theooriMtratioiislit Now York oity are itkl to fear htm. Hut nobody oxpicts lu Aud Itoosovolt iii tho ict truat. When ho name homo Iratt) Oil no body tluHight ol offering him a subwulp- Hon. 1 should say that ho was not a very itch man andiKrtiapa poor among the ltootwvclts, who belong to twtu tlm poll. Heal purtlea. T Great rush for shoes at Given's old stand. MtfnM&M JdURNAL X-RAYS. Kxpanilon and Imperialism may not bo one, but can we have the one with out the other? ' t Kvnngellst Updyko believes In adver tising. Why not do tho wholo business through tho newspapers? . Tho Democrats can stand "Teddy" ltooscvett off by nominating Helen Gould. La Grand Chronicle. t t t It is about an oven thing whether Itoosovolt has been chasing ofllce or office chasing blm tho most, t I t Cnpt. Howard says ho did not get that money appropriated by the last lawless laturo for Jackecrows at $10 a piece. I t Thrco columns n day giving the ticket and platform It 11, is the rocord of the Orogonlnn nowodaya In support of Mc Kinley. . ttt A patriotic picnic Saturday at It. E, Wand's grovo one mllo cast of the asy lum. Orator of the day: Capt. D. C. Howard. t t I Woman suffrago was left to tho voto of tho peoplo. No ono took tho stump for it but Mrs. Duntway. Had it carried sho'd n dono It. t t t A peanut war has struck Albany and .1 sacks for 5 cents is ' tho price today. Even tho small boy stands a chanco of living theso days regardless of tho trusts. Domocrat. I t I Americana beliovo In worshipping God according to tho dictates of thoir own consciences. They don't bellevo in religion being inculcated according to tho gospel of Krag-Jorgonsen. ttt Caroy V. Martin, of Ilonham & Mar tin, will dollvor tho Fourth of July ora tion at Sublimity. Ho Is n col I ego grad uate, a talented young lawyor, and one of tho best speakers In this city. ttt Tho Now York Trlbunesnya: "Tho wnr In tho Philippines was not begun with a 'formal declaration.' Hut tho Tribune must admit that it has been ended by "formal" declaration about 333 tttnos. t t t Snlem is not dead theso days. Nightly thorn la a Quaker Itcmcdy concort lis tened to by hundreds; n Salvation Army performance; n second coming of Christ, nil at tho crossing of two business streets. . "Mr. Davis," said thodolcgatos to tho Itepublican convention, "wo cant nccopt you or your Hoer plonk. There's tho door." "Where's tho door7" asked Davis. "You'll havo to show mo. I'm from Missouri, you know." Oregonian. t It Kogono Citizen : According to the Hltio Hook, published In Now York City, it gives tho Dally Eugene Guard and Salem Daily JouiiNAi.an tho leading and host dallies in cities of less than 10,000 population. .Quito a compliment, nnd they uro worthy of It. t t I u 1880, lloscoo Coukllng made a speech lu New York in which ho took occasion to euloglxo Chester A. Arthur, then tho Itepublican nominee for vice president but not a word did ho uttor concerning James A, GarlleUl, tho can didate for president. A groat many He publican papora nro following this ex ntnpliuif Conkllng'a and devoting thoir spaco to pralso of Itoosovolt Exchange I t t Hon. John N. Davis, tho retiring county commissioner was In this part ot tho country Wednesday on a tour ol bridge Inspection. Ho was exactly 70 years old, his tread is elastic, his eye clear, his checks red, his hair Is not fall ing out, and he says ho fools as young as somo of tho Imys "n darn site youuger and spryer than some of them prema turely ripened cigarette dudes," says thu old man, t I General order No. 1, Lot State street bo sprinkled from High to the Pen, and Twelfth from titatir to the depot. It nil the loose rocks and sordwood Ihi raked off our main business streets. No cltisen shall allow grass and weeds to grow on tho street In front of his proerty higher than a horw's head. All second-growth timber shall Ihj re moved from tho street .car tracks. Signed by tho mayor, stato oillcera and county court. "DeUys Are Dinjtrouj." A mmill iiIiiiiiIm on vim r f nru ma v seem of lltllo ooiieeqiience, but It shows your IUom is impure, ami impure moon is what cause mint ol thu diseases from wiiliili iMkintit atifT.tr. lbitter hivnl thu warning given by tho pimple and purify your blood at once by taking Hood's tiKruHtuirlHu. Tliia niiillrtnn cures all dUcama due to bail blood, including scnuuia ami iuiii rueum. Tlio non-irritating cathartic Mood's Pills. 6 The Chkwu A Korth Welters Railway. On Juuo 7th, opened up (or tratlio llieir new uuea irom iwno name, ta., to Mason City J also their new Vox take branch. The length of tlitt new line I 106 mile, which added to their mint age give them a total ot tlUU.85 mllo, thu largest mileage of auy railroad lu the world. 6.2S-3t Atoat Mtntacry. Tho Paris MUltuery store has moved iiitiiGreenbaum'a drv coods store, nex diwr to tho postotHce, at which placv Mrs. Chase will contluue to sivo bar gains in tine mllliuoiy until the goods aru UisposoJ oi. a-oi-iui OA.H'I'OTtXJL. ButtU nxm Kw (Uw atari BtV EijIAtU ij-i aMM r jm srv . . At. ' Easy to fak Easy to Operate Hood' PiHs LITTLE TELEGRAMS. General rains In North and South Dakota may yet save tho wheat crops. Pittsburgh yestorday reported several prostrations and three deaths irom neat, Tho United States Monetary League will meet in Kansas City July 2 and 3. Prominent Bilver men will deliver ad dresses. . Twenty-one Japanese laborers driven out of tho mining town of Keswick, Cal ifornia. No violence. Captain John Powers charged with complicity In tho Goobel murder has been again released from arrest on Gov ernor Taylor's pardon. JTho Herald, tho only Democratic dally paper in Los Angoles, la reported sold, and will" bo changed to a Hopnbllcan paper. Tho strlko situation In St Louis Is qulot and all the lines aro running. Threo hundred extra policemen nro on duty. Six hundred dbputy sheriffs were mustered out. Maine Republicans nominate John F. Hill, of Augusta, for governor, and en dorse the administration. Roosovelt will glvo thrco solid weeks to campaign werk after August 1. The Ditt Prescription for MsUrls. Chilli nd fever It bottle f Grove's Tutelexs Chll Tonic. It la limply Iron snd uulnlne In b UiteleM form. No cure no pay. l'rlre Oc, 6-IOSm col Reform School Sucttles. Scalwl proposals aro hereby Invited for furnishing tho Oregon Stnto Iteform School with supplies for tho six months diking on January 1, 1991. a Hat of which will bo supplied upon application to tho sillier Intendent. All bids must bo in by 1 o'clock p. m. July 5, 1000. 11. K. HicKxns, 0-lCtd fiupt. Oregon Hoform School. CALL FOR BIDS. Bids for supplying tho City of Salem, Oregon, with ono lioreo, not less than flvo years, nnd not over oight years old, weight to bo not less than 1600 pounds, of good stylo, action and healtk, will bo rocolvod by S. A. Illggs, chairman of special committee, at tho stable ot Page iVHtovons, Salem, daily, until 5 o'clock p. m., of Juno 20, 1000. Dono by order of tho common council. N, J. Juuaii, City Recorder. G.10-10t Notice to Bridge Contractors Tho County Court of Linn County, Stato of Oregon, will consider bids for tho rctimbering of tho mnin spans of tho combination brldgo over tho Call poola Itlver at Urowusvlllo in raid county. Said bids to lra filed with tho County Clerk in Albany not later than July (1th. 1000. at tho hour of 1 o'clock i. in. All mntorlnl to bo ilrst-clasa and to Imj approvinl by a competent Inspector np ointcd by said court. Dids must bo accompanied with cash or a certified check In tho sum of 100 to bo forfoltixl to tho countv by tho suc cessful bidder should ho fail toentor Into contract with Linn County within thrco days alter the award of contract. Bonds In tlio sum bidden will boex actod of successful bidder. Said construction to bo completed by August 16th, 1000. Tlio court reserves tho right to reject any or all bids. Geo. 1). UAirrox, Judgo of Linn County, Orogon. 0-21-td Notice of Intention and Call; for Bids. I Notlco Is heroby given that tho coni' mmi rminrll of tlin rltv of Halnni. Onv tin gon, has declared ita intention to lay a ! sower, in anil uirougu mo nuey ruiiiiniK north and south through Block No. 01 of said city, nnd has ordered said improve ment undertaken and proceeded with at the cost and expenso of tho property or properties abutting upon tho two sides of said alley; and said council has further ordered that bids for doing tho work and furnishing materials for tho construction of said sewer bo, and the same are. hereby, called for. Bids there fore will be received nt tho office of tho recorder of said city up to nnd including the hour of 6 l. m. on the UOth day of Jnne, 1000; tho said council reserves the riaht to reiect any and all bids re- colved in this behalf; tho plans and specifications for tho work and materials of said construction may bo! seen at tho office of said recorder of said recomer oi said in this behalf by a certilled imrcent of tho city ; and every bid filed must to accompanied check in tho sum ot ten ter full sum ot said bid bo offered, puyablo to the order of the City of Salem, Oro gon. Dono by order of tho Common Council of Salem Oregon. N.J. Juiuii, 0-SO-td City Hecorder. BIDS INVITED BUs Invited for Wood aai Otscr Sureties tor the Ortroa State realteatlary. Sealed bids for wood, required at the ' penitentiary (or the nest 12 months,1 will bo received at the office of the sup i erintendent until Saturday, June 30, 1000, at 3 o'clock p. in., at which time they will bo opened. Sealed bids for Dry Goods. Groceries, Flour, Shoes, Lentncr and Findings, Mutt. Klah. Plumblni; sunnllea. Drum. etc., will bo received at tho office of the .... .l...AH.I..n, 1....1I 1N.U.1J. 1,.l. IA BUlWrilllVUIlu... u.lll. Auvv.n, w..j v, UKXi, at 3 o'clock p m , at wnicu timo they will bo opened. The rigui is reeerveo to reject auy ana all hldi or auv ttortion of a bid AdeiKMltof I2O0 in cash, or certified check, payable to the superintendent, must accompany each bid for ttour or meat and of $76 each bid for rish. All other bids must bo accompanied by an amount eiiual to 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. i On each envelope should bo Inscribed the nature of the bid. Goods of Orrgon manufacture or production will receive preference, other thtnci being iual, . Schedule ol the various lines ot goods will be furnished upon application to Uia superintendent. Vouchers will be Issued for payment on tho 1st ot the month followimc tug coiu- pletion ot contract, and quarterly on ' intlnuous contract. I Hidden aro Invited to bo present. I Superintendent Ortgeot Stata lVulten- tlary. , tfaJwi, Oragoa. Juna 19, 1900. jm .' - "-nnffi iinrwr WHY USE BKcnnss ntKr UOHT AN0 AR LONQ UVEIJ. WS SELL TflHKE ORADES: .IDKAu"not aulte u coed qusllty but giving uuno candle power u tho No. W, and at half the Anyoffimn Call and see u.and nn vnil USE WELSBACH BURNERSr we win rrovo to routh&t you cu t PmVf ER I lalfT for I.K3 MONEV with one of the burner, than with any other form of aril. ScUU&hL w2hMeBMktoveilo. Uitutshowthemtoyou aciaiugM, vrsi b light CO 71 Chemekoto St.. Telephono C03. Hi's wnaTrVou Save That makes you rich, and if you are alive to v own interests vou'll find you save money by trading hi Other people do. Why not you. . Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD rOSTOFFlGE OROCEUY HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER btitnates iurnished, and work done promptly substa ntially and at honest prices. . Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I6II See NewLlneofGo-Garts and Baby Carriages F. W. HOLLIS & CO. ' 1st Door North of Post Office. SALEM LODGES f. j. w. w. ,, Balem Camp No. 118. Mccta every Friday ever. vii, 7:30, In A. O. U. Wi hall, Btalo Ina. bldi r X. lkxilllrrd, 0. 0.; W. A. Moorea, clerk, room 10, Moorea blk woHitaTicua ow AM1CHIOA Court Hherwood Forert No. 19. MecU Friday Kl0(t John Ml ""ft&in DISSOLUTION NOTICE. To whom it may; Cencern: The Partnership heretofore existing as Herren & Levy is hereby dissolved, F. Levy re tiring and Ed. C. Herren con tinuing the business. All ac counts due the late firm are payable to F. Levy. Dated, Salem, Oregon., Aay 22nd., 1900. F. Levy. Ed, C. Herren. 0-2-l-m Pure Home Rendered Country Lard In Bulk At Epplev's Only 10 cents a pound. TODAY'S MARKET. , , ,, HTUjiNp, Jnnn. 23 Whpat, vnlley 51 S1,0- Wb" Walla. 69oJoU Flour Portland,!! grades 2.70 to aj.iaj. nupernno k;.iu iieruui, Oats Cholco Whlto 3435c, .grey 32 MIllBtuff Hran, $13; shorts, $15. Hay Timothy $10 11 per ton. Onions Oregon, $0.00 to $d 50 Potatoes 10 to 60o jer sack. Butter Bst dairy, 20(836 lanoy creamery, 35 to 40c. Store 26o. Kggs Oregon, 15 Poultry Chickens, $3.00 to4 Ol); hens, $4 to 4.60 ; turkeys, live 13c, Mutton Drested, 7 to 7c jnir pound. Hogs Heavv dressed 6 tn tta. Heef Stwrs. 4 1.60; cows,$3J) (g4 : aalaaal lwkatf IIL' .t "1-. dressed leef, 0W to 7JjC Wl Dressed, 8 (& SJic. for small. Hops 2&$c Wool-Valley, lSfilSc; Eastern gon, lOeific; Mohair, S6o, Ore- iiiuea iireen, wlte.1 t0 lbs. 8&Oe: under 00 lbs, 7KGS), ; sheen ihjIu, ISA H vv SALKM MARK1T. Wheat 53 pouuds and over, &S. n ooi, ia 10 too, .vioivatr, 36. Hop 5 to 7Ke Oats 2ii to 30o. Hay Haled, cheat, $7 ; to $7.60 itlme. thv, 10. En.- 12 tolSc Flour In wl.olwale lots, $20; retail, Millatuffs Bran. $13; shorts, $14J Hoga-Drewxl, 5c LlvocatUei-Steers,34j cows, 2)i to Sheep $2.6033. Drvsttxl Veal Wc. Butter Dairy, 15cj oyeamerv, 20c, J'ouitry tat hens per lb.. tV. spring ciiickena per lb,, 10 Plltatoe 20 tO Ufio wr lliulial fnr aLI IVtafoea new,7$c. OA. iTOIHAi 2 jf im m w ma Kg IMUMXRtaa;alBEeBlM :W?lsba(b Haitfle? oivb a good our here. Our CURE YOURSELF! I . Itii.11 f..r .ititinlilrn ill-( UhTitv, filltttlimtlnc lintallutu ur ulrrulluiu of mucutli iiirtnl'ratir I'nliila. tktiil lint PktflU iTHtEttHlCHiM cuCe, evni or roiiuno n na aumt In fit a hi wrnntr raisniB nr at r iih m v. r' " " . """'.iv i -. by eirrrM, prriMiMi 101 ji.ni, ura iHittiH, fi.ra. rirvnUr fw,it on ritl TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a minute; all drucilita or rh.-TI-l.o Jlp.llcill Co. ::-0 Ilniadwar, New York. B.-D.I for IlooVUI. The German Market Will be found nil kinds of meat nnd the best of sausage. FHKE DELIVERY. All bills duo the late firm of Wnlt ft Mieecke miiBt lw paid. OIOL.2: Si. son 171 Commercial fit. Cheap Excursion Rates to the East On June 23, July 12 A 20, and Auguet 4, tickets from Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo to Chicago, Bt. Louis and inter mediate points aud return, will Ih hold bvllic GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT HATB OP- One Regular Fare I'las $2.00 fir Hound Trip Return Limit October 31, 1000 SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets Jgo good on regular trains. ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO SPRINGS ANDMANITOU Take advuiltllL-n nf tlmen i-liint. mti oik! sjiend your vacation in your old iuii. oifvung vur reeervauous may pe made now for any of the excursions. W rite for full fllfni-mnllnii A. K Coopkr. U. A. P. D., Portland Or. r.. . iiiompso.v, A. U. r. A., Toimka, Kan. Jons Skhabtiak G. P. A., Chicago. Canadian Pacific Qf To St. Paul vPDU and Return And $06.75 to Kansas City and re turn, tlrst class. For sale June w via ami 30, tho Ca.nauux Pa-i civic, and good for passage on the ' Imperial Limited. ! Auv at.iiit nf r.Ann.1... n.t.i . .. ) .l. it -" Y"nau tneiur Willi itiadly furnish full lurtlculars, or ad-J E.J.COYLE, H.H.ABBOTT. A. i.. I. A., Agent, Portland, Or. Vancouver, B. C. CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR uemoved to 140 Stata street. ow stock, largo variety of dry Roods. Silk embrelderr. lailla' turuUhlng goods. Japaneaa goods, chinaw are, matUng and HIIE WING SANG COMPANY 3r i"KHI AM U I w 4 4.J.- JkmW Oi.r.alcel UCJ t.l u .trial. r. K ajajmciHCiiiin.o.pv?'! 'fjHBK U.S. A. JfM 0JR.&IC time scnanoLK. v.uu. ruiliniiu. IRIV Chicago Bpoclal nLltt J'.eJAv wtH v.id B.m LouU,0hlcao and Haaf,' Bt ' P 8pO- kane Flyer S.-COpU WaUa Watla, Bpokano, Mlnne- T spoil., Ht. PanT Duluth, Jilt- v wankco Ubicago and caal. 1 Vff a. a,. Allan. ' tic Kx.l P, m VIA HUNTINGTON ! 1.40 OOKAN BTEAMUlirFH 1 8 pm, luronu riKiiuiMja, Ball every Ova days. l r. flu. m ex. Bun COLUMBIA ItlVEIt Uatur B1KAMK1W, To Aatorta aud nay Laila, day 10 p, m. Una. W1LIjAMKT1-K UIVRn L'-a llnaiUn.l Kt a. I I Iave 'M'.r"' " .'.'" Atg.. Salem .Uyand Friday at 10.00 a'rf.iii"" Tawday. Tkondayand BatD,''t day at 6.30 a. m. ' ' FOR CORVALLIS " d.y!'?.0o',pr.m1.aUTUellr, ""VaadBsto, WILLAMETTE MVKR DIVl3tOJi ' Dally boats to Portland aa above. Tran.'i... i atreet car line at Oregon City if !bo iumii? .U delayed thore. Tickets to all polnu In orii Waahlujton, California or ibe Eaat. BaiSSi checked throogh from Salem free. ChoTca, rail or river route to Portland. CornieeUoi made at I'ortland witn all rati, ocean and n... Uuca. W II. IIUIlLDtJllT. ae, I'aas Agt , I'orllund Or. . . . . 0'i POWRIW. Agent, Trade Street dock, Salem SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland ami way stations at 6:40 n. m. , 7:64 a. m. and 4:05 p. m. Lv Portland.. . t-SO A 11 Lv 8alem.. Ar Aabland- .11:00 A U 10.33 P U UM P tl J5 AM. .12:50 A M -WPM - rHJL. 3:4A A M . .O0 A M .733 A U . 7: A M Ar Sacramento- Ar Ban Franclaco.. 1:U AMI ArOgden.. Ar Denver.. Ar Kanaa, City- ll:ti a M 1.40 A SI 72o A U KAM ""7.C0 A M earn x A M 10 jo a u litAll s r m 6.4 A M at upicago- Ar U Angeles- . iA) p m: . O0 1' M .IJOAM .1.15 A M .IjSiAM . 38 r M .043 A M Ar El Paw. Ar Korl Worth Ar Clly of Mexico. Ar llouitoo . Ar New Orleans Ar Waahlniion Ar Now York ... -12;3 1' M U43 r M Pullman nnd Tourists cars aa bath. trains. Chair cars Bacramento to Oude&i nnd El Paso, nnd tourist cars to Chicago St. Louis, Now Orleans and Waahingtoa Connecting at Snn Frandisc with sor- oral steameliln lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South America. Sco Mr. W. W. Skinner ajent at rJalsm, Station, or address 0. II. MAKKIIAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregoa. Quick Time to tho East and South-East .IViatholUnfon. "y ViJ n n n Hr-Jiy i aciiiu n. iii, picto" Two Dallv Solid Vestibuled Trains. FItOM PORTLAND er 8A.C RAMENTO toDENVER.OMA HA, KANSA8 OITY and BT. LOUIS. , , Loss thnn 3 dnys to CHICAGO with out cliango; only ono chango to Now York and other Eastorn points. No. other lino does It. Palaco and Tourist BIcopera, Dining nnd Library Cars (barber ahop) and froe. vai1Inf ni frnltfna IVVMMMI VIIHII VOIOl tot rates, licketa nna lull intorma--tlon via either routo, apply to V. W. Skinskr. Agent H. V. Co. baiera ure Or J. 11. ITimop, Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Sliori Lino Railroad Tho Direct Route to Montana. Utah, Colorado and all Eastorn Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic .Lines. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest in tho West." Equlppod With Elogant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist" S'eepers SuierblUbrarvBuffetCars Splendid Dinners, Meals; a la carte rreo Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Co&chds and Smokers Entire Train Complefe'v Vestibuled For further Information apply to R.NAGEL, W. B. OOXIAN Trav. Pass. Agt. an'l Agea 142 Third St. Portland Or. (Mis k Eastern Railroad TIME OAKD. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany.., ...12:45 p. tn Train leaves Corvallls..., VM p. hi Train arrives Yaqulna . 7:25 p. tu 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna ,"00a.n Leaves Corvallls uao.m Arrives Albany 12;15 p. au 3 For Detreit: Leavea Albany 7:00 a. tu Arrives Detroit 11:30 a. u 4 Returning; Leaves Detroit 12:20 p. tu. A i rives Albany 6:45 p. in. One and two connect at Albany ana Corvallls with Southern Pacific tialns giving direct servlce.ti and from New port and adjacent beaches. Trains for the inountalps arrive at Detroit at noon, giving ample time to reach camping crounda oh the Hreltcnbusli and -Santlam river the same day. H L. WALOES. KDWIM BTONK. THV. A. Maaarn TORNKK a tea I AlUnr.Or OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Machines Work Dona Quickly. Telephone 25S3 black. Leave orders at residence on 12th street, or Steiner'a markst. M. Yam FLaw, YkwPabs:. 6-OU I ili.'U dUMa... hr-ihha.'l f,t r-Tag .