The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 07, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textm tfllfl KTlf A ". -v fl " ' i ii,tf ' A'Atho. iv'-v---Gat 'Edge -Sale" X iH' ' TV on Suits vaad Jackets SUITS , ,"i JACKETS .Homespuns, 11.25. ,;H Venetians, $13,50. CHeviots, $16.10. Pebble Cheviots, $1800. 1 Venetian, $20.70, $12.M) reduced to $10.00. $14.00 reduced to $11.20. $15.00 reduced to $1'2.00. $18.00 reduced to $13.50. $20.00 reduced to $15-00. This Week Oniyv,v X HOLVERSON. CO See North Window Display. ; Battenbun VV 5!- tp- J1 ujw'pn- Braids t. r r t t f r f r f r r Weareshowlnrthe Mrtcstllnc of Renaissance Urates ever fcrouiht to Salem. : : : : Patterns, Rings, Buttons, Thread, Needles, Everything Needed For Battenburg and Point Lace Work Hand-Made Battenburg Pieces 506 UD Instructions Given in Re naissance Work. The Quality Store J. J. Dalrytnple & Co. The Quality Store 1 ..-eS e(S An All-Seeing Eye r a norfect ovo if it ecca nil thimrs ner fiictlv. If vour ovos cannot boo nil tliince "ns otlicrH bco them." Your oycslght inUBt bo dofectlvo and needs aid. Wlion passing by utop in nnd wo will oznmino your eyes free of charge, nnd if they need glasses wo will luljust tlioin per fectly to tlio siuht. Olussca repaired, lonsos duplicated at rcasonnblo charge Kyes tested freo. -. it ii:. T Scientific Optician ChaS. II. HingeS ,296 Commercial St. rText Doorio llolverson's Wheat Market San Fuancisco, Nov. 7 . Cuali 08?., OmcAao, 111., Nov. 7.l)co. 73 Balem, 60. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADU BY ThoSidnoVPoworCo. HIDNKY, 01IU00N. made for family ueo, nBk your grocers for t. Bran and shortH nlwuya on hand. , T. WALN, AGENT. ruoHK 61. t: HOTEL ARRIVALS. vf ANOTHER FORGER BROUGHT TO BOOK Chief of Police Gibson laHt night arrest ed a young man named Frank lloydson. by tolephono roqtiost from Sheriff Van Orsdel of Folk county. Itsoems that young Boydeon. forged n cjeck in tlio namn of his father, who lives at Independence, and hud it caehud nttho saloon of HiiiBhaw & Portor, at Dallas. Ho obtained about 10 on the chock and then caino to Sulom. Ho 'lijred a tonm at tho pofitolllco stablo last evening and drove out, but oamo bnok later and was placed under arnwt to await tho arrival of Sheriff Van Omlol. Deputy Sheriff. Brown oatnoo or after tho man and. took him back to Dallas just after uoon. Willamette. II I. llotliBchild, Bun Francisco. W N Ketchum, Chicago. 1 B Orowloy & wife. Han Francisco. I 0 Terry A wlfo, Ban Francisco, B W Fletcher, McCoy. JWO Grogioy. Ashland, A I. Morris. Ashland. II A Brewer, Portland. Hufus Drum, For land. M H Hart, Portland. Mies Savage, Olty. I.ydoll Baker, Portland. .Tno Andrews. Portland. A 8 Bowen, Portland. Toll Thompson, Portland, M A McGorklo, Howell. J V Voder. Howell. 0 P Darst, Whiteakor. 8 H Barkor, Zena. Geo Bayno, Olty. Jas Smith Jr. Olty. A T Martin. City. J W QorU.San Francisco. L N Korsay, Shorldan. The Cottaie. Berth Delannee, Portland. G K Harmon, Dallas. Mrs G E Harmon, Dallas. A M I.aFollott, Wheatland. J M Ilovington nnd family ,Stoveii8on, Wash. 11 K Marehall, BtovonBou, Wash. Mrs J B Dlmmiek, Hubbard, Mrs Anna Townsend, Zena. Lewis Arel, of falrllold, brought up tho ballots from that precinct today. That prucinot kavo Toiikuo three majority in June, but rolled up 11 majority for Bryan, OrderaSauicle, If you don't know where you can buy tho boat bread order for a fow days from BtroiiK's Bakory. Ban tho ll Yw Hv Always BwjM WE CARRY A GREAT LINE OF SYRUPS 4 QUR LRADERS ARE: N iiv Orleans MokseQa U wjib or bulk, Log Uaun maiiiq byrut. Uock Caiiay Driiw U Caa and Bjilk Scuddors Oanada Baji Tea GariUjnTlrlpi Old BeUlftrs Mniilo Syryp ' lkoo Hill's Mnplo S'rup BucL wheat and all kinds of pancake flour. Headquarter for all the leading lnds qI cereals in town k 4idk0-8i Grabar 'iS'rl' Et ( " " . Phono 611. 11 fttato Ht, M'KIWLEf CARRIES MARION COUNTY The GfeaiLandslide Which Sweeps the Apostle of Imperial ism into the White House Extends to This -Neck of the Woods Tuesday night was n tltno of rejoicing ) for Balem ItopublicaiiB nnd they mado the most of it. After tlio first few dis patches showing gains for Bryan in somo of tho Eastern Btates tho bulletins all canio with a different complexion, It was first seon that Now York had endorsed the advance agont of prosperity, and tho Bryan men woro obliged to fall back on Illinois. But it soon becamo apparent that not only Illinois but Indainn had gone tho same way, nnd then it could bo seon thnt Brj an's caso was hopoloBS. Tho Bryan Bympathizors gathored mostly at tho Hotel Wlllamotto, whero Tim JounNAi.'s bulletins woro posted ns fast as recoived; whilo tho McKInloyitcs woro attracted to tho placo whore tho returns woro thrown on a scroen with a magio lantern. As tho evoning advanced tho street crowd became moro and tnoro demon strative and tin horns and other instru ments wcro utilized for tho purpose o' making a noiso. It was n gorgeous victory and tho Ue publicans wcro fully entitled to whoop it up and they did It. .In tho mean tlmo tho Bryan men slid out singly nnd iu pairs nnd went homo nnd went to bed. Bo far as obtainable the returns from Marion county will be found tabulated below. For comparison, tho volo of tho 10 Ba lem precincts in 1800 is also given herewith, as follews: Precincts. Halcm No. l.. Balem No. 2, Sl em No 8... Halora No, 4. nut icra North Balcra. Houth 8lem... Yow Park...... Propcct . ... Knglawood . McKin. lay. 215 121 .175 ....eon .am 48 187 163 ... C2 185 Ilry. an. 144 CO 1CA 182 153 CO 13 110 45 158 Ir1. Leror iner. log. 3 1 4 3 Aumsvlllo Aurora Brooks B'uttoyillo , Euglowood Fairfield GorvafB, Howoll , Hubbard Jefferson ...... Macleay ........ Marion Mehama Monitor Prospect Balom No. 1 . . . . Balom'No. 2 .... Balgm No. . . . , Balem No. 4 .... Balem East Salem North Salem South . . Scotts Mills. ... Sidney Bilvorton Bllverton North. Blvorton South., Stay ton Sublimity .... Turner Woodburn Yow Park HoKinloy 00 84 85 01 147 0 00 00 84 87 W) 41 52 01 07 . " 108 258 139 188 30 114 73 05 47 120 , 82 00 00 72 110 104 100 Ilryan 05 13 05 41 132 30 .100 62 25 00 35 40 30 48 73 00 . 80 52 105 31 111 84 v 33 31 40 44 .47 110 03 40 150 01 Woolly. 1 5 5 11 0' 2 Barker Debs 10 is 8 3 7 3 2 8 h 15 14 ! ' 1 ' 4 1 i 1 i. '1 11 3 12 5 THE BULLETINS TUESDAY EVENING Indicated McKinleyWas Lead in the Race Returns Now Indicate that the States of Ohio. Indiana. Nebraska and Kentucky May De Very Close on Final Result. Tho receipt of Western Union and As sociated Press bullotlns at hotel Willa mette on Tuesday evening drew a large crowd nnd oxcitment ran high as roKrts came In favoring first one slilo and than .the other. Many farmers were iu from quite a distance, some bringing tliolr children to hear tho nows. MHB In tho talk of Uiose p repeat it develop ed that quite a numbor of business men and some capitalists dtd not go to the polls at all. There was much real sad noes 'visiblo as tho returns indicated McKinley's election. The returns as they cnnio in up to midnight nro summorized below for tho states that nro important and doubtful : CincAiio. At 0 p. m. Chairman Howo, of tho Republican Stato Central com mittee, said that Illinois has been carried by McKlnloy by at least 100.000. Kx.Congressmau Hcnrlchsou, who was at tho democratic stato headquarters, conceded the statu to McKlnley by not moro thau 40,000, but claimed that ad vices showed that Altechuler, democrat, candidato for governor, was elcctod by 10,000. Tho total voto In tho elty was: McKlnloy 180,070, Bryan 172,524, Woolloy 3335, DubB 2022, Barker 180, Malonoy 205, Ellis 00. Returns from 310 Congressional dlt- trict show thoulectlon of 108 llepubli- cans, 130 Democrats, one FustonUt, ono SUvorito and ouo Populist Of tho remaining 40 districts, Z) aro represented by Republicans, 17 by Democrats, ono by n Fusiouiet. Should no moro Re publican gains bo mado, tho next Houso will bo composed of ISO Republicans, 150 Democrats, 7 Populists nnd 2 Silver. ites, but indications aro thnt tho Re publican majority will bo still further Increased by later roturns. Omaha. At midnight 200 precincts out of 1011 fn tho stato had returned ro- Bultsot today's election, 70 ol these being from Omaha and Douglas county. A majority of them givo Republican gains, which, if they hold good throughout the state, will Indicate a Republican plurali ty of from 2000 to 6000. However, tho fuslouiBts ray these returns uro not sig nifkant of tho real result, and that tho outlying districts will ovorcomo these galnsaud give tho state to Bryan by from 5000 to 8000. Indianapolis. A uonsorvatlvo oatl mato at 12:30 a. m. places McKinley's plurality in-ludiana at 30,000. Tho en tiro stato Republican ticket is elected. Democratic congressmen have been elected in the 2d and 3d districts, whilo tho Republican Congfostlonal candi dates woro successful in tho flt't, 8th, lOih, 11th nnd 13th districts. Iti.N0, Nnv.Lato Returns thtough out tho stato indicatn that Bryan will carry tho stato by from 1200 to 1500 and that Nowlands, dem, la re-elected by n safo majority. Washoe County, sup posed to bo largoly Republican wont Democratic and from present indica tions tho Republicans will not elect a man on tho ticket. Columiius, 0. McKlnloy has carried his own stato without doubt by an in creased majority, but at midnight it Is impossible to glvo tho figures, owing to tho unusually weagor returns receivod. Tho democrats havo gainod about 3000 in Cleveland, as much in Cincinnati, and less in somo cities. Tho republi cans havo gainod in tho rural districts, In this city, and in Canton, the homo of tho president; in Akron, tho homo of Chairman Dick, and in a fow other cities. Louibvillic, Ky., At midnight tho re sult of tho election in Kenducky was in doubt, with both sides claiming tho state und Presidential tickets. The Democrats may bo considered to have a trlllo bettor of tho argument. Ex-Gov-ornor McCreory, chairman of the Demo cratic state campaign commitloe, said: "Bryan and Beckham have carried Kentucky b safo majorities, The Democrats havo elected nlno out of eleven Congressmen, including Gilbert, iu tho eight, Kehoo In tho Ninth and Rhea in tho Third districts." Richmond, Ma., Virginia's majority in (auor of Bryan Is about 20,000. Tho majorities for the Congressional ticket will aggregate more than this. Tho in dications aro that certainly nine, and probably all of tho Democratic candi dates for Congress aro elocted. The Ninth District is at midnight tho only ono in doubt, and tho chances there aro iu favor of the Democrats. pAincKKBBuno, Vo., William 0. Dawson, chairman o( the Republican Stato Committee, at 1 :30 o'clock esti mates MoKluloy's plurality at 17,000, and tho election of all four Republican Congressmen and a, majority of 20 on joint ballot iu the Legislature, insuring the reelection of Senator Elkjns, Who to, U President, lite people doclda today Who will bo President but you can decide yourself to havo the best of meals "at the fit, Elmo Restauraut, CATARRH OF THE LIVER. Every Organ of the Human Body Liable to Catarrh. chills ovory six or saron days. Finally, when 1 hoard of Pe-m-na and Man-a-lln I had eaton nothing for several days, and was under thodootor's treatment. I quit taking his medicine and began to tako Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lln. I gained twenty-flvo pounds, and can now oat anything I want without inconvenience My Bkln la perfectly clear no sign of Jaundice. Mrs.S.E.Robblna." Mrs.C.T.Rogors, of Elgln.Ill., -writes: 'Your medlcluo saved my baby, who had Jaundlco attd catarrh of the liver." Catarrhal dyspepsia U duo to derange ments of tho organs Intimately con nected with digestion, either tho slim ach, liver, pancroas or bowels. When tho llvor Is tho principal cause thoro U a pain and heaviness in tho right side, great Irregularity of tho bowels, slok headache, palpitation of tho hoatt, furred tonguo, loss of appotlte, bloating aftor meals, gloomy, despondont f-filings, yellowness of tho skin aud belch ing up gas. Dillons collo or gall stones aro fre quently tho result of catarrh of tho llvor. It also produces a condition closoly rcsombllng chronic malaria. All tlioso troubles aro quickly cured by Pe-ru-na. A short., course of Po-ru-na will do moro to set right tho dlgcatlve organs thau all othor remedies known to man. Pe-ru-na is suro to produce a vigorous appotito and regular dlgcbtlon. All bilious disoases dlscppoar whon Pe-ru-na is used. Thcro are no substitutes for Po-ru-na. For a freo book address Dr. Uartman, Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. KatUs Llnd. Mra.Nettlo Llnd, graduatod nurso of tho Royal State School, Oopouhagon, Denmark, wrltos tho following letter to Dr.IIartman from Chloago. Mrs. Llnd sayst "I am Tery pleased to testify to the merits of. Pe-rn-n. I havo watohod Its results whon prescribed to patients undor my care, especially In tho differ ent catarrhal troubles, and must say tho results were most aatlsfaotory. I there fore havo great faith In Pe-ru-na. Mrs. Nettle Llnd." Mrs. S. B. Bobbins, Whlto "Wright, Toxas, says : " I have beon having colio at times and I get very yoUow, n,nd am confined to my bod a groat deal of tho tlmo. Lastsprlnjflgolsobadthatlwas In bod most of the tlmo for several wookB. I had oollo, stole stomaoh and norvous Household Treasures Hard wood fronts with two nice flour bins each bin is 11-2 inches deeper than on ordinary treasures. One bin has partitions in for different kinds ot flour. Each bin holds a SO lb sack of flour and a quart seive. Two nice clean bread boards. Two small drawers one draw, has partitions for knives forks and spoons and are .well finished at prices that are within reach or all. 1 LOW PRICED F. W. HOLLIS & C0A1PANY. FIRST DOOR NORTH OF POSTOFFICC. FURMTUKE IIOUSU. THE CUBAN CONVENTION Sends a Teles asm of Gratitude to the American People. Br Aa!Mtr4 Hreas fa Ik JoNiraal Havana, Nov. 7. Tho Cuban Consti tutional Convention reassembled this afternoon and adopted resolutions to send to President McKlnley tlio follow ing telegram: 'Tho Cuban Constitutlohal Conven tion h&B tho honor nnd satisfaction to respectfully raluto tho President nnd Congress of tho Unltod Stntes nnd to ex press its sentiments of gratitude to tho American people." General Maximo Gonuv, in a loiter to Havana papors, says he will not accept olllco under tho Cuban republic. "As a revolutionist," ho declares, "I havo alwys understood that from tho moment the revolution was over, my mission will bo terminated. What re mains to bo dona to attain tho felicity of the land is not a matter to bo decided by cavalry charges. Tho problems pressing for Bolution must bo solved with pru donco and calmness and without ardent patriotism that might bo necessary at other times. "Cuba now prosonts n groat field for improvement which miiBt bo carried out judiciously. It is a field whero nil her children can work. My retired llfo and my preslstont refusal of positions that havo boon offered mo should bo sulllclont proof that my determination is irrevoc able. 1 firmly believe tho highest dis tinction which a man who has fought so much can take with him to tho grave is tho esteem of all, nnd this can only bo attained by not govorning anybody or anything." A PROMISING TWO-YEAR-OLD. A Firm of Younr Salem Men Wlnnlnr Laurats and Leadlnr Thslr Profession. Progress and prosperity seems to bo the ordor of tho day, and it is always a rare pleasuro for Tint Journal to report deserving cases of thrift. One of the most conspicuous of this kind nt present Is noticeable in the Eldridgo block, where in tlio past two years tho Salem Dental Parlors, havo beon located and doing n thriving business, Tho young men who havo built np this modol pro fe&8ional business aro Dr. II. C. Kpley and Dr. II. II. Ollnger, tno sterling yonng men who thoroughly understand their work, Sinco in Salem they havo scoro.1 n phenomonal success in tho piac tlce of dentistry, and built up a fine practice This has been dono by giving their patrons tho best class of scientific. dentistry, nnd they havo also convinced 1110 pumic mat, it uoesn't cost a fortune to have a dentiet look at their teeth. Tho bu8lnesa of this firm hus grown to such an oxteut that it has recently bo. come necessary to have inuie room, and Uietr recent expansion has resnlti-d in giving them U10 largest and most eleeaut ueniai parlors in the city, right at tho old stand. They now havo their lab. ratory ns well as operating roams at the iront, ana nave been compelled to add a- third operating chair. Thv 1ia also added a number of tho latest modern appliances and invntinni for perfecting work and giving their patients tho griatest possible amount of comfort and convnninn Their business has been a most satis factory and growiug one from the be gtuuing, and Thk Journal feels sure Utat all its readers will Join in heartily congratulating this growing team of young business men upon their richly deserved success. j Subscriptions Renewed Probably your "Munscy, Cosmopolitan, Harpers and other subscrltlons have expired. Wearenowtak ln( annual subscriptions for any matatlnes pub llihcd. Furthermore we will compete with any combination offer adver tised. Save your subscrip tions for us : : ; : Patton's Book Store. A UldnlRtit Cucapude. It was midnight ns n thundorlnp; knock came at the door of room No. 48, Phonlx hotel. "What Is wanted?" nsked tho occu pant na ho sn't up In bed with furiously ben ting heart. "Wo wnut you! Open this door!" "Never!" "Then tako the consequences." Tho man Bprnng out of bed nnd hur riedly dressed himself. Ills face wan palo nnd his hands trembled, but ho Bhut bis lips with a determination to sell his life dearly. He heard foot steps moving In tho ball, and presontly his door was burst from Its hinges nnd a dozou mon burst Into tho room. They found him stnndlug with n rovolvor In each hand nnd the light of battle In his eyes. "You may hang me," ho said In n low, tense voice, "but 12 of you will go Into the other world before me." "Who said nnythlug about hnuglugV" Inquired a voice. "But you havo como for thnt. Twelvo years ngo in this town I killed four meu. You havo recognized me und have come for revenge." "Not much, stranger. We don't know anything about the four men nud don't want to. You live In Missouri, don't you?" "I do." "Well, what wo wnnted to ask was whether threo of a kind beat a straight In your state." They do not." "Then that's nil, nnd you enn go back to your snooze. Sorry to have disturb ed you, but we hnd a dispute and wanted to settle It." New York 8uc Don't ' Throw Mud! o,!lT r y"oW'Mlng a wheel without guards. We sell you tho host steel ..., uuSu w your wneoi, tor f 1.60. Como and sea us. larbldp for your pas lamp 2 lbs atjo Majestic Lamps, f 8. 00. Fine Oil Lamps, 2.00 Pants Ouffat36o. Bells, tlrna ml ,.ronl.u, 1 . , ... 1 1 1 ,"",M. uuu a 1 sorts of sundries always on 5:and. Standard Rnu-inr- .lni.i.. . , equaled for ease of rnnnlue. snood, awl quamy 01 work. Dome and set.. P- A.CDIQlNe Formula?01" lrt',' 2 p6un,,a uALl XTRAORD At Friedman's New Racket INARY VrV t will startle the co.nmuni(y when you see the good,.,, learn the prices. Watch this space and you will iu. tumble in a few days. ' sce the goorJi I., i Mini's Sew Racket Sk Cop. State and Com. Sts Salem Or. HAVE PURCHASED The Osbum Racket Store at 60c on lb dollar, and have moved the goods im0 my store, first south of the Postofticc, 1 will give my customers the benefit d my purciicisc y sdcrmcing trie g(M some at wholesale cost, some for 1$ than wholesale cost, The stock con sists of Ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, shoes, umbrellas, mackintoshes, rubbers, notions and hats, Come early andget first choice ISftDOKE GREENBffll Location First Door South of the Postoflice, ISfew Millinery Store ""MRS. D. L. F1ESTER"" Has opened up with nn ontiro now nnd completo stock o( millinery. ShsviUh pleased to havo nil her old friends nnd patrons call. First eloro eonth of ti postoflice. S hi " !lirsS V - y -- &&a6s? As nu investment, pays lubttuli! illvtftimilfl. TIiIr furl in ilflmnnitribjl " v " .. c """""" ;:"-" i c'ommuniiy nv our Krauiiawj. rounp " our siuiienis nine gone ironi Kneeing nrontablooinnloyiiu'iililiiringtbetti iwowcoks. rinn now loiaiescrcn. AT Till! CAPITAL nUSlNESS COLLCGC, SALEM, OnECOH, rri. .,i..t ...- til it... I 1..tL aiI1irt1 4irsnlwif a nnrrAol ittpt uAtt MA mftlfl I MUCU Ml Tll. I U.I Will .... ... O........... - -I"- ' ---V -j equinmonts. Btmicnts mimittea at uny umo. visuom weimiiu ruriuuiuw catnlouo aadresH, W. i. rtTAiKY, rnncipai, nsiem, uttjvo Jjf GEORGE A.URPHY IN BAD SHAPE The cneo of the atato nninst W. G. Martin, charged with ueannlt with n Ian(;erou8 weapon, was postponed until 3 p, in. today, to wait tho report of n physicinn, who won tout this morning to examine GeorKO Murphy, tho complnin ing witness. Murphy 'b said to bo nn rnther serious condition from tho effects of tho beating about tho head inflicted by Mnrtin on Saturday in tlio courso of a political discussion. COX MISS JSVA P. i -Tmn lior of PIANO AND ORGAN $$ Alto claasos In siyht reading. Sto& feka No 3113 Front Street, Halcm, Oregon. mil An Imrortant Difference, To make it apparautto tliotiBiuule.who think tliomsolves ill, that thoy nro not allllcted witli any d'soaso, but that tho system simply needs cleansing, is to bring comfort homo to their hearts, as a co8tivo condition 1b easily cured by use- ing Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all druggists. Will he Work? Geo. Clark spent at least part of tho day standing in tho alley by tho city hall with n ball and chain on his leg, Ho was brought before City Recorder Judah on a ehargo of vagrancy, and as ho had been there tovernl times before, tho recorder Imposed a fino of 30, in default of which ho was committed to the city jail for 15 days at labor moro or loss hard. Ho refusod to oven commence to work, with tho result that chief of Police GibBon tethored him out in tho alloy to think it ovor. NEW TODAY. Advertisements under this head 5c a line cacti Issue, Breton Studio, Ml-H XVInnlna mill . t . it .",'eb." "" uol'e" nur an studio at her houBO on Oak and Cnpitnl Street about November 15. Pupils in drawing and oil from model, cast and ,,fe' ll-7'.'t. Robinson Thermal bath cabinet, tho greatest known health protector nnd restorer. For ealo by Mrs. J A. Sell wood and Mrs. T. a. Fnirbauk. 383 Iront Btreet, Salem, 0'., Phone, Main -771 H'7-lmo Ladles, you will find a full line of street and dress hats at Jowoat pricoi on State streot. Miss R. Smith. US l Tonclior of PIANO AND ORGAN Also elnwes In unlit reading. So 178 Front streot, Kilom, OrejIMJW jvwTn.-college" of music and aw A.J. Carlrnd. Prln. Lltersry Djit. Z. M. parvln. Mus. D, DlretW of Department of Music. I -mil courts In ttie iirliiclpsl "!' nun ru r imi cru uvn.- v--- Vitvl I Bona for circular to Mmlo room No. 7, raiwalll- Wnrthupctprn Nnrmal School and Business mm Salem Oretos ..Complete coum, of MriJS Tfij Uommoii ecnpo , 'P,,,w,i.,ut rnt HIIU All. run r;u,ij Bend tor circulars. , . , A. J. GABLAHD. A. M. PfU. Bottled Beer Klinger it Beck,8uccessos toSoUbS Boitlir.woi All orders for bottled beer will W . tim Ii.uidu,ii Kmii ouv'iu rr .t ; .;' . .ri trroB tiitv iiivrv. Moying S Those pi?D,fL move hotuewi" I'irn lure, r ' do woll to call on Huntley ,t ' tr.i(.kH. Covered Reawnao'e r. Accomodating nnu fiirefol """ UD Phono 301. TlooUrehabfct""' C0D. S. BENTLEY & CO. 319 Front . Elected to White House. You may not be olectejl president, but dally at WhitoIIouse Rostaumnl. Tresh from the Uakery. Is tho kind of broad, cakes nud ptea that on et when you buy from Ktroncs Re8tnuruut.' 6 ... , , Chicken Pie Sutter will bj given in ti, ,wrwr8 of tiip Flr8t OongroKational church next Friday ovo 26 cento, children 16. HOtf! American Ld( . ...! litf At Umuti ami l',,r"lc" ,, 'voni f'i Work Hrat-oluw Ujve J5i Otiurch street. Telephone" Ilranch ofllces, N iP 'X v..trfirniind Store. e ''. J Allen ABoversr.x,f'taeb"rc ,- Notice ofSiK. bjjJ Tho real estate of lh.J l .. i ..XT.,I,T IlLPrtV BH'T. MM and three lots on WfV' will bo sold at public , ..f i,nc. nt Salem on rri"; " ' l A. Hw fctfiti. Uf7 "" ""wtetorSof- ,A Taka your rf'W ' Crtl tate. Make it Honay- ' pronpTlyT givln? J , market at Kfw pr'f ,, e o d ,B