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STATU TICKET.
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Our goods will suit your taste.
Our prices will suit your pocket-book.
Dry goods at the very lowest prices.
Shoes that combine perfection of fit and finish with reas
onableness" of price.
New goods arriving daily in our millinery department.
Tiy us and be convinced that you get your money's
worth at
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Noxt Door to tho Pootofllco,
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Plant Corn
Com Is becoming ono of tho beat crops in this countiy. Now la tho boat timo
to plant It. Wo havo n full stock of choice seed corn.
Oovornor,
OEO. E. GIIAMDEItLAIN, .of Multno
mah County.
Supremo Judge,
n. S. DEAN, of Lnno County.
Secretary of State
F. 1. DUNDAIt, of Clatsop County.
Stato Treasurer.
C. S. MOOItE, of Klamath County.
Suporlntcndont of Public Instruction.
J. II. ACKEItMAN, of Multnomah
County.
Attornoy-Qonoral.
A. M. CRAWFORD, of Douglas County
Stato Prlntor.
JAS. E. GODFREY, of Marlon County.
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Joint
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
91 Court St.
FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN.
Salem, Oregon.
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner you can enjoy front ono of our
tender and delicious meats. nt$ake,laGib
or mutton chops, veal cutlets or iork,
Our meats are all cut from tho fattest
and orimnstcattlo, nud wo can supply
your tablo with fresh, nutritious and
wholesome moats at bod rock prices,
R C. CROSS SALBM ORB
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At Easter Time
is whon the building buelnees will bo in
lull swIiik. II you hnvon't given your
orders for your lumber requirements it
will pay you to got OHtlmntos from
Uoodalo Lumber Co., for uuy and all
kinds of lutnbor fen- out or insldu work,
lath, ehtnglos, rash, doort, blinds and
everything needed in this lino.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Noar B. P. Pass'r. depot. Phono 051
Sonntor for Marlon and Linn
N Countlos,
W. II. IIODSON, of Stayton.
Stato Sonntor.
E.M. CROISAN, of Salem.
SQUIRE FARRAR, of Salem.
Representatives.
FRANK DAVEY, of Salem.
E. T. JUDI), ot Aumsville.
TIIOS. B. KAY, of Salem. !
A. M. LAFOLLETT, of Brooks,
J. D. SIMMONS, of Monitor.
Sheriff.
JOHN F. STEIWER, of Jefferson.
Cleric
JOHN W. ROLAND, of Salem.
Rocordor.
JOHN O. SIEQMUND,, of Corrals.
Treasurer.
W. Y. IHOHARDSON, of Stayton.
Commissioner.
WM. MILEY, of Aurora.
AssoBnor.
CHARLES LEMBOKE, of Butteville.
Surveyor.
BYRON B. HERRIOK, Jr., of Tumor.
Coropor.
A. M. CLOUQH, of Salem.
Justlco of tho Poaco.
(Salem District)
E. D. IIORQAN, of Salem No. 1.
Constable
OEOIIQE II. IRWIN, of Salem No. 2.
VOTE AGAINST THE TRU8T8.
Tho ofllco of governor of Oregon has
not boon distinguished by being hold
In Oregon by anyone who particularly
fought tho trusts.
A groat many people In Oregon aro
In doubt how to voto to hit tho trusts,
and would llko to know just how to do
that.
Tho Socialfsts aro always using tho
trusts as an example pf what tho gov-.
ornmont Ib finally coming to a gi
gantic trusL I
Tho two factious of tho Republican
party nro sharply divided on tho trusts
thoMltcholl faction backing the
shipping subuldy.
Hero Is a Mltcholl organ saying
that its wing that's all that is Re
publican In its oyos Is tho solo oppo
sition of trusts. The Eugene Regis
tor says:
"With sovoral trusts putting up
money to carry Orogon for tho Dem
ocrats as a robiiko to Roosovolt for
his stand against thorn, It Is Uttlo
wonder that Domocrats can maintain
two or three campaign daily nowspa
pera in this stato and put up a vigor
ous campaign. Voto tho Republican
tlckot, and thus robuko tho trusts."
Yes, but which wing? In Multno
mah county there Is no Democratic
ticket only two factions of tho Re
publican party havo tickets up.
Tho record of tho two facUons Is
vory slight on tills question, no votes
bolng cast but tho Mitchell voto for
tho shipping subsidy.
Tho fed oral ofllcluls all smack of
tho trusts, out of loyalty to Mltcholl
and Mark Hanna. Thoy aro all against
Chamberlain.
Tho federal officials and Mitchell
rcprosontatlVo it Is tho duty of Repub
licans who want to down tho trusts to
voto tho Republican ticket, all but
Mr. Furnish. ,
Anti-trust Republicans should voto
for Mr. Chamborlnln for governor.
That is tho only way to robuko Uio
trusts In Oregon, so far as thoy havo
shown their hand.
THE NEW PORTLAND VER8ION.
Tho Orogonlan has abandoned tho
idea that tho Lewis and Clark fair
must bo rnado to contrlbuto to Fur
nlsh's election as bolng somowhat too
rank, evon for that "professional bolt
er." and has now discovered Uiat God
nevor solocts tho Democratic party to
do his work on earth. Slnco Scott's
second birth, perhaps ho recognizes
Jack Matthews as tho specially select
ed ambassador front tho throno. Tho
Journal suggests a new version of a
well known maxim, "Vox Matthews,
Vox Dol." This is tho latest from tho
Portland sourco of Inspiration.
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DOWN WITH THE PLOW.HOLDERS
Under tho leadership of Jack Matth
ews tho Republican state convontlon
Bot aside Govornor Geer, Uio only rop
roeontativo tho farmors havo had in
tho gubernatorial chair for forty yenra,
and who led tho party to victory ninny
times, and who has mado as good a
governor as the stato haa over had,
for a Pendleton banker who overy man
In tho stato will rendlly admit would
nover havo been thought of for the of
llco If ho had boon a poor man, doing
his own plowing on a ranch In Umatil
la county.
And yet some pcoplo will shout that
posed of tho Btars and stripes, and for
fear that If any man is skeptical as to
Jack Matthows bolng tho authorized
mouthpiece of God, It will bo con
strued as being a "slap in Roosovolt's
faco."
Verily, tho pleas of tho ring poli
ticians aro stunners at tlmos.
For Momorlal Day.
Tho Salem, Light, Traction & Pow
er Company has mado arrangomonts
for an Improved servlco on Friday,
Momorlal day, for tho accommodation
of pooplo wishing to go to tho como
tories south of tho city. A car will
loavo tho Wlllamotto Hotel every flvo
mlnutoa, after 8 o'clock a. m.
UNSEEN
tho rank deal should bo ratified, bo-
push put up Mr. Furnish, and, as their causo tho Stars and Stripes aro com-
0REG0MAN ABANDONS
FURNISH, CALLS GEER
A PARTY WRECKER
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Hammering it Into
His Head
Is a forcible but needlosj operation.
Lose strenuous tnothoda o! Argument
easily do the business for tu. The pub
lio is ftwaro that wo soil tho best grade
of pure, clear water Ice. Also that our
prices aro tbe lowest! that wo give ox
callont service. 76 cents 103 lbs. to fam
ilies. Special rotes to largo consumen,
Manufactured at tho Capital Ico Works.
Mrs. Jtt. Beck, Prop.
5ambrtnu8 Beer -
For Joint Sonntor Marlon and Linn
Countlos.
JOHN A JEFFREY, of Salem.
Stato Senators.
L. II. MoMAHAN, Salem."
J. D. DIMMICK, Hubbard.
Iloprosontatlvos.
W. T. SLATER, Salem.
FRED ROCK, Stayton.
LOUIS SAVAGE, Salem.
S. TOMLINSON, Woodburn.
I. W. BERRY, Salem.
Shoriff.
B. B. COLBATH, Salem.
Clork.
A. M. DALRYMPLE, Salem.
Rocordor.
J. A. SELLWOOD, Salem.
Trenauror.
DAVID BACK, Mt. Angel.
For County Commissioner.
W. W. JOHNS, Salem.
Surveyor.
A. WHITLOOK, Stlvorton.
Assessor.
J. D. SKIRVIN, Scotts Mills.
(Salem DIstrlcL)
Justlco ot tho Poaco.
J. O'DONALD.
Conatablo.
JOHN II. LEWIS.
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80CIALI3T STATE TICKET.
AND
Everybody is welcome at
THE NOBLB
Cor. State
aidCon'l.
VSV
ALEX CORNOYER
Phone
Main. 81.
For Govornor.
R, It. RYaN, of Marlon County.
For Socrotary of Stato.
C. W. DARZEB. of Wasco County.
For Treasurer.
W. W. MYERS, ot Clackamas County.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
O. 1 RUTHERFORD, ot Harney
County.
For Attornoy-Goneral.
For Stato Prlutor.
J. 12. HOSSMER, ot Sllvorton.
For Congressman First District.
B. F. RA..1P, of Douglas County.
For ConKrossmnn Second District.
D. T. QERDES, of Clatsop County.
For
OREGON
STRAWBERRIES
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
TODAY
Harritt & LaimmNOB)
Qld Pott Offlca Qrowy,
Socialist County Tlckot.
Joint Sonntor Marlon and
Countlos.
a F. HARNISH. Albany.
Stato Senators.
GKOROE L. BROWN, Stayton.
J. H. HUNT. Rosedale.
Representatives.
J. H. MURPHY, Fair Grounds.
T. J. M'OIJVRUY. NlarttHtt.
T. Y. M'OLULIVND. Pratum.
T. J. OLARK. Snlom
A. M. BLINSTON, Rosedule.
Sheriff.
WM. WIOKU. Salem.
Olerk.
J. H. MAOK, Woodburn.
llecordoi1.
T. J. KRESS, SALKM.
Treasurer.
O .F. SHERWOOD. Salem.
County Uommlssionor.
WKiSNHR. Howoll Prairlo.
. Surveyor,
O. a UUTOHINS, Salm.
Ah s cm so r
QUO. B. JACODS. North Salem.
Justloo ot tho Peace
H. B. MUNSON. Salem.
Constable.
J. A. ROBHRTS. North Salem.
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Linn
Asks Republicans Everywhere to Scratch
"Him for United States Senator.
SCOTT
CALLS FOR
VENGEANCE
llcnn party of Orogon though thoy
ovldontly thought thoy woro. Ilonco
tholr fury and rago whon thoy found
thoy couldn't control tho action of tho
purty."
Against Governor Geer for
Senator
Mustn't Have as Many Votes
for Senator as Furnish
Gets for Governor.
Tho Orogonlan was not satisfied to
defeat Govornor Geer for ronomlna
tlon, but has kept up Its Hole ovor
slnco the convontlon to drlvo hltn out
of tho party,
Tho govornor, was content to stay
qulotly ut Salem, but whon about 3000
of his friends petitioned him to lot
his namo go on Uio tlckot for United
States senator, undor tho Mays act,
ho consontod, as any cltlzon had n
right, who compiled with tho lawB ol
tho stato for direct oloctlon of sena
tors. When It was glvon out that Gov.
ornor Geer would prosldo nt Uio Fun
nlah rally, Uio Orogonlan was ready to
slop all ovor Governor Geer's senator
ial aspirations. If ho would stand In
and help oloct Furnish. Now It droph
Its mask antl fights him openly, as will
be Been by tho follewing:
(Orogonlnn editorial, May 27th.)
Thoro aro many indications that,
Govornor Geer and his intlmato
friends In Marlon county and oUior
parts of tho stato aro doing the ut
most that can bo done, without posi
tively open nnd avowed offort, to do
feat Furnish nnd to olect Chamberlain.
It Is a point that Republicans through
out the state will make a note of and
aot upon, now and hereaftor. That
Senator Simon and those In his confl
denoo or under Ills inlluonco are doing
tho same is ovon more opon and no
torious. Simon's gang hero, headed by
D. Soils Cohen, Is working ovorythlng
within tho range ot Utelr power In
that direction. It Is evident that Mr.
Simon and Mr. Geer supposed thoy
owned the Republican party; and uow
they are pursuing their methods of
rovenge. Yet Mr. Geer's name will be
oh the Republican ticket for United
States Senator. But- In hie character
of a party-wreokojr how many votes
ought ho to got?
o
Tho momont that Uio Orogonlan
thought it could work Geer to pro
sldo nt a Furnish mooting it was ready
to fawn nud ilattor him. Ho caught
onto its purposo and tho way his pre
siding nt tho Furnish rally would bo
construed Into au abandonment of
his convictions and an endorsement
of Furnish moUiods, nnd refused to bo
caught. Now Uio Orogonlan unmasks
Its real attitude toward Geer, nnd
naks Uiat ho bo scratched from Uio
tlckot whoro his frionds put him. If
Its advice Is followed tho presiding of
ficer of tho noxt loglslaturo will havo
to announco that n Domoorat has ro
colvod a majority of tho votes of tho
pooplo for that ofllco, which Is, in ronl
Ity, tho only pollUcal ofllco to bo flllod
at this oloctlon.
Tho Orogonlan of yostorday Indi
cator in tho plainost languago Uiat Mr.
Geer . ought not to got Ropubllcan
votes, bocauso soma of his frionds
woro dlsploasod with tho nomination
of Win. J. Furnish. Is this advlco to
tho voters consistent? Is It honest
politics? Is not Mr. Geer's. candidacy
a3 strictly in accordanco with law as
that of Mr. Furnish? Is ho not a con
sistent Ropubllcan, llfo-loug? Has
Mr. Matthews and his devoted follow
er, tho Orogonlan, ovon suggested to
Mr, Dolllver to say a word for Geer?
Is anybody so groon as to bellovo that
a slnglo momber of tho Charley Ful
ton cotorle will cast a vote for Geer?
Is It not a fact Uiat in Fulton's sup
posed senatorial interost thoy will, to
FORCES
Their Value Demonstrated by
Dr. Darrin Now Stopping
at the Willamette
Hotel.
Unseen forces are raoro powerful
than seen ones. Electricity performs
euros silently but surely. To this
mnny thousands who havo boon cured
can testify. Many who know nothing
of It oppose it; but truth always meets
with llcrco oposltlon, which In Uio ond
only hastens on tho victory. Wo do
not profoss to undorstand this unscaii
power, but Joyfully accopt Uio great
boon to health, feeling Uiat Dr. Darrin
Is ahead of tho ago, and Is showing to
tho world this now mothod of euro. As
an oxamplo wo append Mrs. Dewey's
card:
To tho Public: I was a patient
undor Dr. Darrln's euro olght years
ago, and wish to rolato my oxporloncc,
that others may boneflt by 1L For
many long years I had boon allllctotd
with diseases peculiar to my sox, dys
popsla and pain in my chest, heart
and stomach. I had lost flosh until
my wolght was 105 pounds. Aftor a
few months oloctrlcal and medical)
troatmont by Dr. Darrin, I rocovored
my hcalUi and galnod 40 pounds, and
am now enjoying good health.
E. E. DEWEY.
WONDERFUL CURE.
Of a German Editor of Obstinate Deaf
ness. (Portland Frolo Prosso.)
Tho lack or loss of ono of tho flvo
human senses Isolates a patlont thus
allllctod a3 ontlroly from Uio world
as If ho was banished to a lono Island.
What gratification can bring us tho
society of our best friends and ac
quaintances It tholr voices do not
reach our oar, or If, Instead of It, wo
aro only conscious of an Indistinct
murmur? With Uio loss of hoarlng all
Joy and ploasuro dies within us, most
bo in Uio domostlc rolatlons and fam
ily ltfo. Tho song ot our chlldron
sounds from tholr lips but doo3 not
roach our heart, tholr thanks ami
prayors aro an ompty sound. No birds
sing In tho branches for us; no Bound
of tho wholo nnturo roachos our oar
a fooling of sorrow and dospalr fills
our heart. It makos no difference if
our sufforlug is duo to an obstlnato
cold or other causos.
To glvo our readors n case, the most
convincing bocauso taken from Uio
clrclo of our nearest acquaintances,
wo rofor to Mr. J. J. Kern, who suf
forod flvo years ago from a dlsoaso so
obstlnato that his mind bogan to suf
fer. Mr. Ivorn vns nt that tlmn oilltnr
of Uio "Nachrlchton and Frolo
I'rosso," ana tno loss or neanng ana
tho constant nolso In his ears proved
a great obstaolo In his buslnoss. Dr.
Darrin curod him by clovor troatmont,
and the evil has novor returned,
Card from C. C. Pratt.
"Mr. Editor. For 20 yoars prior
to going undor Dr. Darrln's troatmont
In Portland, flvo yonrs ago, I had boon
badly aflllctod with catarrh of Uio
fltnmnpli nml lilmliln- T wna tn.'t.lKli.
l,nZ't'nt0 frrHC' V7 lSUl1 hloatod with dropsy and dyspepsia. I
i tho aco of these facts Uioy have ,1Bd lvon a off
the gall and Impudonco to call lifo-',honta n' -.' r '., .
.........a iw t4, wauill, I UO UUIUU Ul
B.
C3LftB'VTt3Ca.
fiotnth xU ftwl ftp Hiit Utn te&i
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(Orogonlan, May SSth.)
"Republicans of Marlon county and
elsowhore, too. would do well to look
out for tho stiletto and fltthrlb polities
(or Govornor Geer. It is known Uiat
; Senator Simon Is doing his utmost to
! stab Clio Republican party, whenever
he can. Governor Geer's methods.
Utough more oautlous, secret and sub
, Ue, ate equally well knowiv He vanU
, to get mora votes for senator than
Furnish will get for governor, bat he
will not. Mr. aee? and Mr. SI won
r not the proprltitoru of the Retmb-j,, to redprocat
long Republicans political outcasts tin
lees they forego their own Ideas of po
litical oonslstenoy nnd honesty, and
lino up In accordanco with tho dicta
tion of Jack Matthews, Harvoy Scott.
ot al. Theso political trimmers and
freebooters must be emaseulutod It
tliu Ropubllcan party Is to have a fu
ture, WanUng to be United Stntes senator
hltnsolf, Harvey Scott naturally does!
not want to see Governor Geer get
any popular votes for that office,
heuee he proceeds to read him out ot
Uie party, because he has not taken
the stump in favor of the "affiliated
ag. always unscrupulous and always
corrupt" The stand is here plainly
taken that a man. no matter how faith
fully he has advocated the principles
of tho party at all times, tinloss he
will turn hia coat every time Harvey
does, is not eutiUed to poplar suit
port. If the governor bad complacent
ly Wowed down to Jack Matthews, as
Harvey did. although he had been
teaching tie for years Uiat his gang
had "ruled UiIhbjs for thirty years with
a high hand." he thkiUI have been all
right.
But Jack hoe refused to recognise
Geer In all ways, save as he was want
ed to ratify the deal wiUt the Pesdie
Uw honker. "What Is the matter with
realproelty? The way to reetproeate
all tho abovo montlonod diseases, and
I still enjoy Uio bast ot health. I ro-
sldo at Coos City, bIx mllos from
Marshflold, Oregon, nnd will gladly
answor any quostlons, by lottor or In
person. I heartily rocommond Dr.
Darrin. C. O. PRATT.
Your Carpeti
Your Linoleum,
Your Shades,
Your Iron Beds,
Your Mlrrora.
Your Clialrs,
Your Lounges,
Your Pillows,
Your Waft Paper,
Your Mattlnjr,
Your Curtain Rods
Your Mattresses
Your Picture Frames
Your Rockers,
Your Couches,
Your Cushions.
'.
Your Many Other Things. . ,
The House Furnishing Co.
08 Com'l et., noit to Post ofllco. Btoros at Halom and Albaar
(BffiJkr
Tlile nlgnaturo Is on erory box of tto conainn
Laxative Bromo-OuinineTabieij
yyyitiitho remedy that cqrea n cuttt In rata .,
IMi) i ttimti x Ml
ll31i.triawTtfiiil
C.'WI.r,
Just Look
At what wo rIvo you. Our beet effort ,
nro youre. firet, last nnd all the tlmi
Our laundry standard in fixe I at hlrt
and wo never 8llp from it for an fl(tan
Lot your linen as wotl as your light
hlno. A splu nud epan appoarinw
counts for everything. Onr flrit-cl.
work will sorvo you in n gonial mt
of Introduction. w
Salem Steam Laundry
OOLONKL J. OLMSTED, PIlOPfllgTOa. I
DOROCS D. OLMBTSD.VOR,
Phono 411 280 Liberty Btrett
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The great bargain salo at Friedman's, No. 307 Commercial- street; kt
taken hold of the laboring men's hands In tho way they are buying our glovet
and many of them wearing pants have captured our suspenders, for thj
quality and price suit them. The people buying our hats are not subject ti
sunstroke, and those who earn their breadr by the sweat, of their brow
know where to get their handkerchiefs, at Friedman's. - For durability and
strength, Friedman's socks take tho walk, for they get otronger every day yon
wear them. Remember the place.
Friedman's
307 Commercial Street.
Do you want a paint that
not peel or rub off? If so
use
PattoiTs Sun Proof
It is fully guaranteed.
FOR SALE BY
Savage & Reid
x&?&?2izz2' 5sis3ja53?aaaaw
$3,000,000 I
Worth of 80 pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives,:
and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining and
cafe cars is the" record of the
.iBsLsaEa:
During iho paet year, making it tho moat modern and up-to-date railroad
n a?l!?,' Trav:l ovor " nna onJ' the finest equipment on earth.
0. B. OHANh.Gon, Pns. Agt.,8t. Louta, Mo. Roh 0. CLINK, Pacific
Coaet Pae. Agt., Los Auijeloa, Oal.
PQLLM A
CHERRY SBBDBR
Dr. Darrln's Place of Business.
Dr. Darrin can b consultod froe at
the Willamette hotel, Salem, unUl July
8th, from 10 to 5 o'clock dally; ovon
Inge 7 to S; Sundays 10 to 3. Air cur
able chronic dlsoases, lost manhood,
blood taints, strleturo, orrors of youth,
catarrh and deafness, aro confidential-
ly treated. Cures of private diseases
guaranteed, and never published In
tho papers, and no cures published
only by permission. Most oases can
receive homo treatment after a visit
to the doctor's office. Inquiries an
swared and circulars sent free. Bat
teries and belts furnished, with full
directions for their us. Bys tasted
and glasses fitted.
Dr. Darrin's terms for treatment aro
Row 6 a week, or in Uiat proportion
of time, as the case may require, ex.
eepi m special cases. The
treated free, except medicines.
poor
sccoeb chcrrics. JatEE
R. M.
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HIS perfect Oberry SeeJer dJ
not crusu the cuerry w rj
uny loss of juice; a P""1,!?
lfornla cherries. The need Mhjdfj
knlfo drives the seed Into one dun "
actually throws the cherry Into ano";
The marks of the knife can !
seen on tho seeded fruit. It tttJS,
20 to SO quarts per bonr. Retail P'
85 cents.
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WADE & CO.
OA8T-ORIA.
fiwatu )"M Kd Yw Km Ahan Eagti
fa - , yrs,
J. F. GOODE
Salem's Greatest Ilouse Furnishing Department
Store. ;
Charter Oak stoves and ranges by the car
load, Fixtures and repairs kept soley by
k.,?il
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