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Newspaper Page TextSmUkmnEiuSk nvnz.iyx sua V ffliliyiMMaBMHMiT'iBTfflwMWMfcMfflfffflrT ktiKM0.i rT a' r;- ' a : Evw HI r j l.iir fct L' THE DAILY JOUftfoAL, &ALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1902. 9mmmmMmiitmimim00l i ii " ' - t "" - At the Jewelry Counter "E. & J. B." rings Warranted for 5 yrs. 25c, 50c, $1 each BEADED PURSES Wo'vo bought aline of manufacture era tomploa at Vi below tholr worth and oltsr them to you at tho samo llboral reduction. NEW BELT BUCKLES A ereat variety In either gilt or oxidized. JSo and up high on you care to pay. Ladies' Shirt Waists 4Qc eacli Made In tho very Intoat style, and good fitters. Linen Skirts Somo swell styles. Somo tucked nil oror with liny pin tucks and trimmed with appliqne work -others made with deon flounces nud havo several rows or pretty braid Bround the bottom. See Them Children's Fast Black Hose 10c a pair Double heels and tees and are excellent valuo. Scotch Zephyrs ' 25c yard A very cholco assortment to chooso from. A very popular fabrlo for dresses, waists, etc. 1 Holverson s WW V Outing Goods Covert Cloths, Ducks, Crashes, etc You'll not find a larger line anywhoro. TRUNKS AND BAOS You'll probably need a Trunk or a Suit Case, or a Telescope for your outing this summer. We'll tell you again that thla stock la full of good things In that line, and the money you save by buying your traveling accessories here will go a good way toward holplng you to enjoy yourself better. Men's Belts Every new style and at Just the prices you want to pay. 25c and up Men's Sox 10c A very good quality -fast black half-hose with double heels and toes. We've never Seen Ita equal for the price. OFFICIAL COUNT MADE Colbath for Sheriff Has 65 Majority Republican Majorities Range from 700 to 1500 Holver son s M I Never Before branch of our business. . Eros tested freo. Ch.as. . Hinges 2940 21CC 209 235 . !f)7,l .....2741 20-1G 1814 259 2G7 x" a i nmnar snn . 'i ' ' i ji Bclontlflc Qptlcian, 88 Stato Street. Noxt door to Lndd & Busli'e Hank New Silks Fancy pongees, Moire Velours, lace stripe ef' fects. Black and white novelties, Silk Organdies New patterns in exquis' I ite shades lor evening wear. Lansdowne Just received a full line of light shades, Lans downe is a perfect silk and wool fabric so soft and lustrous that no thing can take its pace as an ideal evening ma terial, In Quality Workmanship Trimming. rice, The Highest and the Lowest Highest Lowest "pri International Clothes.,. At our reduction prices are cheaper than ready- made while the fit, style and wearing qualities nre superior. VJp slmw 600 samples of the finest woolens and guarantee periect sausiacuuii. $13.50 to $40 If you hired a nun to, work for you and swcifled that his worklnr hours te from seven to six. and he persisted la comlnc to work at ten and quilting at four, would ton keep sucn a man In your employ or would you fire him? Yet you live a crlnter a Job of prlntlnr and tctclfy that It be done by a certain date, nine chance out of ten you get the Job sev eral days after the time aceclfled. Can you see the drift of our argument? We deliver when we promise or your bill Is nothing. SCHAEFER & PALMER PBINTHR9 Af flooms 3. 4. nnd 5 Moore's block. I'll me, Ked 2414. Basket Sale n.iinnlt. Drnml Rondo and Siwtlam Imtkets, reduced one-third Friday nnd Saturday tit wook. oyo, o,c, ami ihjc, ana Japanese siioppniK uhrkuhi uv ivk. ANNORA M, WELCH Tho Variety Store, lit Court Street. WHEAT MARKET. GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mndo for family ubo, ask your Krocor for It. Bran oud shorts alwayB on hand. A. T. WALN Aeenl l1 95 a vH viiuu u, y vii "What Is Man7" In tho tttlo or n Hplomlld ltttlo hook by u Solem author, nnd should ho road by everyone. A nloo prosont for nny youtiB tnun. I'ror. w. u. tiowioy soyH; "I hope for this hook tho wldo rood InB It doaorvoH." For tmla ftt l'nt toim' book Btoro. l'rloo 10c. 0-0-2w NEW FOR THIS WEEK Our manv uutomera will bo ploaeed to know of tho many good things wo havo In store this week. BTKAM liUll.rcu HAM. STAR 8LIOKO HAM, IlAM BAU8AOK. 110K1,K1) I'lUS FKBT. BUMMKH BAUHAUWO. NKW I'OTATOKB. RR8U PKAB. QltKBN B15AN8. 0U0UM1U3U8. TOMATOKf). AUTIOHOKK9. 8TUAWBKUMKS. bTlK 11UKAKKA8T BAGON m OUKKU HAVun Wool Peel. Tho undoralgnod buIob commlttoc of tho Mnrlon County Wool Tool will rucotvo Hunlod hlda Saturday, Juno 1-1, 11)02. at Wlllnmotto Hotol, Salem, at l o'clock ii. in. on 7000 or inoro lloocos. Tlio nooi wm remain upon until uuovu dato. Tho commlttoo reserves tho rlKht to rojoot any or all bids. A. T. WALN. W. II. DOWNING. OHA8. HKIN, Commlttoo. Snloin, Junu 7, 1808 dwtd Tho olllclal county for Marlon coun ty was practically completed today. No -serious mistaken wore found to ox 1st In any rospcet. and tho canvaBBltiB hoard roportfl that tho work of tho va rlotm election boards, with hut very row oxeoptlons, waH thoroughly and accurately performed. U. H .Colbath, Domocrat, 1b olectod linrlff hv a majority of CO votes. Ho rncolvml 2G83 as asulnBt 2518 for Hlolwop. Tho voto on loKlnlntlvo candldatoB nnd county ofllcors wa as follows Joint Senators V. II. llohson, Hop . . . J. A. Jeffrey, Dom W. P. Elmoro, Prohl ..A C. 8. HarnlBh, Soc State Senators Squlro Farrnr, Rop ... 13. M. Crolsan, Rop ... Ia II. McMnhnn, Dom . J. n. Dlmlck, Dom J. L, Konady, Prohl ... F. M. Oeorgo, Prohl ... 0. U Drown, Soc ........ J. W. Hunt. Soc RoprcBontatlvoB Frank Davey, Rop 3203 A ,M. LaFolIott, Rop 3200 ThoB. D. Kay, Jr.. Rep 3171 Kil. T. Judd. Ren was J. D. Simmons, Rop 2848 W. T. Slator, Dom iuai LowlB SavaBC Horn iu Fred Rock. Dom 1C78 S. TomllnBon, Dom 1M0 I. W. Horry, Dem M80 Geo. F. Round, Prohl 282 W. Ii. Hicks, Prohl 207 N. Shuiiii. Prohl 24fi O. J. Thomas, Prohl 237 Clark Pomborton, Prohl 227 T. J. McCloury. Soc 290 J. 13. Murphy, Soc 201 T. J. Clark, Soc 2GG T. Y. McClollnU, Soc 2C0 A. M. IllliiBton, Soc , 209 Commissioner Harris, Soc 310 Johns, Dom 1207 Mlloy, Hop 3133 Wloanor, Prohl 338 Shorlff Colbath, Dom 2G83 Rice, Prohl 242 Stolwor, Rop 2G18 Wlcko. Soo 200 Clerk Ualrymplo, Dom 1730 London. Prohl ' 299 Mock, Soo 278 Roland, Ro 3i;i Recorder Cross, Soc 201 (Jnrdnor, Prohl 281 Sol wood. Dom 1785 SolBinuud, Hop 3203 Treasurer Rock, Dom ; 1798 Rold, Prohl 30CI RIchanlHon, Rop 3004 Sherwood, Soo .; 321 ABBOBSOr Fraxlor, Prohl 287 Jacobs, Soc 299 Lombcko, Rop 3181 Sklrvln, Dom .....1533 Surveyor Horriok, Roi 1074 Hutchlns, Soc 508 Roynolds, Prohl 400 Coronor CloiiKh, Rop 3943 Jory, Prohl B2I Mnttoson, Soc GOB Tho voto on tho Initiative and rofor. ondum nmo.ndmont In this county wns as follews: 4021 for and 328 nKalnst. Tho total number of votos cast In tho county wns G878. Tho voto on Salem district officers was as follews: JiiHtlco of tho Ponco Hoi'Kan, Rop 12G1 Mini won. Soc 90 O'Donnld, Dom 723 Countable) Irwnl, Roi 707 Lewis, Dum 1138 Roberts, Soc 100 Horeau's majority waa B88, while Low Is Iiob n majority of 371. o foiled to meet nny moro Industrious' nnnnln tlmn thoy. nnd If you want1 thorn, you will havo to show themj some Inducement In the shape of em ployment, to got thorn. Thoy arc seokinc homos, forms at a roasonoblo flguro. Ton or twenty aero tracts, nnd places near n wldoawnko city, whoro they can find a market or work at o pinch In need. Salem, aro you that kind of a city? Thoy think not; Portland will draw on them, as. may OroBon City, hut thoro Is a "cur tained sleop" well blanketed by moss- bock usurers that is sapping tno mo out of tho rest of tho volley, and they Hcem to know It. Orogon lias boon thoroughly ndvortlsod, Its fine natural possibilities and Its most miserable rolling. If Salem wIbIioh to recelvo th030 people, sho has to make Borne practical demonstration of tho fact wake up, run your business, opon every Htreot to tho corporato lines nnd when thoy aro comploted (and not till then) oxtond your linos through the suburbs. This Is tho only way you can oxpoct recognition from them, for thoy would stiflo, dlo, with out employment. This also is tho way to build up Salem and make a oty or 12,000 Inhabitants of It ana would show Borne inducement to tho pcoplo that aro posbIiib you by every dny. Aro you blind? Thoy ore gradu ally luovlng tho Sound. Land Is too high, and many of thorn talk of set tilnB 1" North California. Clontlemen, I havo talked with hundreds of them within tho past two months, and .the. " or goneral Impression Is that the Wlllam 207 DOMCRESSMAN CROWLEY Uses Pe-ru-na in His Family For Catarrhal and Nervous Affections. etto Valley Is a good homo for a dead man. Salem, wako up! throw off tho lnfornol lethargy that has sent so many of your door ones to their last resting place within tho last flvo years. On Decoration Day I stood on the City VIow Comotory and ns I looked eastward to tho mountains and towards Mt. Jefferson, I thought I had soon no landscopo to be admired more, and what, might bo made possi ble for such a city as Salem, with tho moat beautiful Blto on UiIb westorn coast) the lothorgy that has despoiled you of tho very llowor of your youth, from your schools, your collogos, your workshop, that has drlvon your chil dren from tho public schools with oldor girl graduates, to what? To work In tho hop yards at-75 conls per day. Think of It, but don't toll tho lm migrants. C. II. L. II II..M 3 l7'iN.iw'-'..4l:j ' , ,h Y'y--"4!ff ictexnx :Aiy ;nt:.: i.-..f -f'v p m mm3:mMW m i 'j'a !.t ' " " - r - -t -&. AmflLJIrUilM 'itj i V- . i -: CONGRESSMAN W' ." J f-fr J.. B CROWLEY. ..iSTd r- - Jr'i'- '' ( '.;( t v.' 1 f m,-M:-A L -J Hon. Joseph B. Crowley, Congressman from Illinois, writes from Robinson, III., the following praise for we great k, ., Piruna. Congressman Crowley says: nrnmmt.nii .After giving Peru no a fair trial can cheerfully recommend your remedy to anyone suffering with coughs, colds and la grippe, and all catarrhal complaints. "Mrs. Crowlty has taken a number of bottles of Peruna on account of nervous troubles. It has proven a strong tonic and last- . .. i a -. r n nonWLRV. Inst cure. I can cheeriuuy rccomnicnu n. . v No othor romedy Invented by man Has The Immigration Record Broken. Tho old tecord or Immigration for ono month, that of May, 1893, wlion 73,000 people camo, will havo boon brokon by moro than IB.000. Tho totals for tho flrat flvo months of 1902, Hint for May holng a closo estimate, aro as follews: January, .18,243; February. 29.G19; March, GG.17G; April, 73,007; May, 88.G0O; total, 207,101. "Whllo It 1b not llkoly that tho onor moiiB total of 788,992 In 1882 or 023,081 In 1892 will bo this year equalled, Im migration for 1902 promises to bo far groator than that of tho last six or sovon years. It Is tho unwritten statistical law that tho Hood roaches Its hlghost mark In tho flrBt thrco or four yoors of each docodo. Immigration CouimlBslonor Williams statos that G3 por cont of tho pcoplo now coming hlthor aro non-producors; that Is, thoy havo no trodos, although thoy may find cnBiiol occupation. Of thoso nearly all stay In tho North Atlantic cltloB, and ospoclally In Now York. Of tho 17 por cont clasaod as producers moro than half, or a quar tor of tho whole numbor, aro formors who go Immodlatoly Inland j but this noodod olomont Is proportionally for smallor than It was twonty yoors ago. when noarly half or of all tho Immi grants woro dostlnod for tho Mlddlo West nlono. How Insufficient proBont laws aro evor received on much praiso from men of high station as Peruna. Ovor forty members of Congress havo tried it nnd rocominonded It to suffering humanity. Thoy uso it themselves lo guard agnlnst tho effects of the intonno strain of public lifo; to ward off tho ill effects of tho changeable climate of Washington. Thi-y kcop It In their homes for family uso. Thoy recommend It to tholr neigh bors, and thoy do not hosltato in public print to declaro tholr appreciation and endorsement of this greatest of modern remedies. 11 In exaotly as Congressman Crowley nays : " Porunu Is a swltt anu sure rem edy for cough, coldH and la grlppo and nil catarrhal complaints. It Is an excel lent remedy In all nervous troubles. It never falls to prove Itsolf a powerful tonic and u lasting cure." This la what Congressman Crowley Hays, and thla Is what thousands of oilier pcoplo aro say ing nil over tho United States. Congress man Romulus .. Llunoy from Tnylorsvlllo, N. C, writes : " My nccro tury had as bad a case of catarrh ns I over aw, aud siuco ho bus taken one bottle of Peruna ho Booms llko a different man." Romulus Z. Llnnoy. Congressman A. T. Qoodwyn, Robin son Springs, AJa., tvrltes t " I havo now used ono bottlo of Feruna and am a well man today. A. T. Qoodwyn. U. S. Sonator W. N. Roach from Larl moro,N.D., writes:' I havo used Pa rana as a tonic. It has groatly holpcd mo in strength, vigor and appetite." Congressman. II. W. Ogden from Ben ton, La., writes: "I can conscientiously recommend your Poruna." H. Vf, Ogden. Congressman H.W. Smith xromMur physboro, 111., writes: "I havo taken ono bottlo of Poruna for my catarrh ami I fool very much benefited." Ceo. "V. Smith. Congressman David Mcoklson from Napoleon, O., wrltes: "I havo used soveral bottles ot X'oruna anu reel greatly benefited theroby from my . catarrh ol tho head." David Meoklson. Senator Mallory, of Pcnsacola, Pla., writes: "I havo used your excellent rcmody, Poruna, and havo recommended it both aB a tonic and a safo catarrh rem edy." Stephon R. Mallory. Senator L C. Uutlor, ex-Oovernor of South Carolina, writes: "I can recom mend Poruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble" M. O. Butler. Miss., writes: "I tako ploasuro In ro conimondlng your great national catarrh cure, Poruna, as tho best I havo ever tried." W. V. Sullivan. Sonator J. M. Thurston from Omaha, Nob., wrltos : " Poruna entirely rolluved mo of a very irritating cough." J. M. Thurston. Congressman H. G.Worthlngton from Nevada, writes: "I havo taken ono bot tlo of Poruna and It has benefited ma Immensely." H. G. VVorthlngton Congressman Howard from Ft. Payno, Ala., writes : " I havo takon Peruna for la grlppo, and I tako ploaBtf re In rocorn mending Poruna as an excellent rem eUy." M. W. Howard. Congressman wiius Jirowor from Haynesvlllo, Ala., wrltes: "I havo UBcd ono boltlo of Poruna for lassitude, and I tako pleasure In recommending it." "Willis Browcr. If you do not derive prompt and satis factory results from tho uso of Peruna, wrltoatonco to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your caso and ho will bo pleased to glvo you his valuable ad vice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President ol Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. Woodburn Independent: Mark Hanna Is a power In Ohio, but ho Is not In tho presidential chair, nor will ho bo nominated for tho presidency noxt time, for tho particular reason that tho Republican party cannot af ford to Ignoro President Roosevelt. Strawberries Kugono Guard: Throo "homos" hurt Furnish. His own homo, Uma tilla county; Chomborloln's homo .Multnomah; and Governor Gear's homo, Marlon.' In tho latter ho foil bohlnd his ticket about twelvo hundred. DIED. HILK13. At tho family homo on Ma rlon street, ot 8:45 p. in., Friday. Juno 0, 1902, Anna Hllko, aged 31 years and 7 months, of consumption. Mr. IIHko and family camo to Sa eom about 18 months ago, from North Dakota, and was Jolnod by his dough tor, now deceased, Just olght months ago. Tcltcnoae Sll COUNTRY A,indlss Una ot canned meats on display nt our slow. ROTH St 0RABBR M4 SUJ 8ircl. vrYttwwwwwxrrwxa & $35 - $40 CUSHION FKAME, 1902 CHA1NLESS CUSHION FRAME QalUndaee thal002 RAMDLKR OUBI1ION FUAMK, II Is 805 days ahaad of ll. HOCKIHG CRANK HANGER does away with U Hat aud clumsy trl8R. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT. fifrvfla ClltirlriAC Oralldaeorlptlons ut prlcos as cheap as BlCjCli? OUIIUriwC) anywhorcaudwtfhavajustwhatyouwaut. JIIOYQLB RBPAIUINQ-Wobtf a orapfoU Woyolo wwlr shop. Wo it, all uiakoe ol hlcyola Urm. Wo ropalr all makes ol bUynles, Glvo vm a wll. Wo try to plwine. shipf" "& haxjs'er $ Cmitrclal Street- Opposite Capital National BanU- q. a. n. )y Llonol Dare. Hvor onward grand old army. Remnant of iv mighty host; Onut) tho country's nobl Bofuguard, Still our Nation's prldo and boast. Marching on though scarred and futthltt, With the fldo of mmory hurno, And your hoarta beat truo as over Noath old Glory plttrood and torn. I.ouk you bravod Him Hturw of battl; Sufforwl for th righteous oaustt. When tho tiro of duth ralnwl hardest. Tliun , ns now, you did not pause. Mid th serried milks o'anvholmad, I.ov and mroy did you show, Aud your tear-dmiM all uuuumberitd, Foil ullk u'r frUiul and fun. Yt you inouni for thoso dwail oom radiw Who In llf Btoud by your slda. And you dim tho pago of history, Ah you road tholr tuunus with prld. Somo hnv gono but othoro llngwr, Yut thr duty culls thtun hr; I lurk I th rov&llla (a sQundlng; On thoy nmroh without a foar. IIit)a whom th sword bus aundrd. 80011 will reunited aland. IIavH'a eoriw aud arth'a imttullmui Join to uvrma? dUUand. Onward vr jsmnd old urmy. Tim can u'r ffae your worth, Ami Utornlty shall Katliw Ih th uohlst of tho oarth. ' 0 OiS.fel'TO'K.I.a. A Trumpet Dlast for Salem. Kd. Jeurnal: Having just returned from 0 two months' visit to Kvorelt, Wash.. I would llko lo Boy o fow words to tho public of Salem In re tard to tho Immigrants arriving there dally from tho oast, tho majority of whom nro Scandinavians from Wis consin. Minnesota nnd tho Dakotns. I havo boon In closo touch with Uioho pooplo ovor thirty yoars; havo served them olllclally .aa town clork and Jus tloo of tho poaco olght yoars and can clulm a vary fair hnowlodgo of their chnractor. Of them I will say I've Funoral sorvlcos will bo hold at tho to shut out tho uudoslrnblo immigrant j homo, nt No. 382 Marlon strcot, ot 2 p - . a m . . . ..Inn T1.I. TIF 1 T.nniirM nnil is shown by tno fact tnot oui ot 1110 50.000 who according to Commissioner Williams promlBo no worth-whllo addi tion to Amorlcan cltlxonshlp thoro will bo this month lows than 1000 de portation. world. 0 Lucky Harry Percy. Editor Journol; I am bo ploasud with Dr. Darrlna troatmont for donf- noss that I wish all to know of my oxporlonco. For Bomo tlmo I havo boon doaf, until It bocamo bo troublo- somo I could not attond to my voca tlon as a musician. Dr. Darrln ourod mo with electricity and a slight oper ation, in 20 mlnutoB. ltofor to mo at Mrs. Mlllor's. Commorclal Btroot. Sa lorn.. HARRY PERCY. m-. Sunday. Rov. W .C. Kontnor and Uov. J. Muollhnupt officiating. Burial will lako placo In tho I. O. O. F. com otory. All members of tho A. O. U. W. and Dogreo of Honor "loilgos nro requested to attond tho funeral. We are handling the famous CLARK SEEDLING' Straw berries. They are beauties, and we can supply your wants. Jacob Ifogf ' 265 Commercial St. , T. Rineman Phone 131. 132 State st. Good Stock of Shoes All Up-to-date 0 Prices Right Ready for trade in our now store. Call and see us all. Repairing done oa hort notice. ..JACOB "06T.. 215 Commercial Street. nmtttmmimMm:m:imtmtmtwmtm:nmnmtmmtmmjmmimKttm STAYTON. At tho insane asvlum. Juno 0, 1902, Mrs. Emma Stoyton.l H agort 4i years. A. M. Clounh. successor to D. E. ' Hunslnner Funeral Director, 107 Stato I Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence,' v 221, oalem, Oregon. WHAT SIZE PLEASE? I iSofteStiff Hat I Hero try this one on. It's a new Spring style, the hat you've heard so inuoh about among fashionable drosaors Just the thing, Stylish, iwi't lit Wrap it up? Waut to wear U all right. Wb'II wrap up tho old one. Itemomlwr. you risk nothing In buying your hats here. We give you tho hat you wauWl you want a good hat. It you don't know what' you want, we lvo you euggestloui tho hat you'll buy later. Thauk you I llpa the hat will please you and that you will onme acalo. K yu, aro not entlrtly pleased, return the hat and gat yor mouey. O -CL fc 3P O 3 X 3L . 6 wi tid A ll Ktd YtHi Haro aLvays Bosjh T-c&ym '7Z& 44 trawberries HOME GROW j Home grown Clarke Seedlings strawbenies fresh every g morning. 'Phone us your order.- Fuller & Douglas, Grocers -.! O-Mt t 142 Stato St., D'Arcy Bldg. Phono oiaiu -.. r wmrnmmttmmtammmtJJjn ttmtmmmmmmmmtt 847 G. W, Johnson & Co. I Rodgers Bros. )ftJ7 Set of six knives and six forks 12 dwt. for $3 50, Special sale for one month. We carry complete line of 1847 and Benedict Silver ware. During the special sale we also include dinner sets in China and Semi Porcelaine, white or decorated. Come now while you can fill yoiir china closet or cupboard cheap with a dinner set and silver ware. We will tell you what the dinner wate is, that means a guarantee. Yokohama Tea Store yitfffliwgrc-smTW S ClothUrs to the P0Dle 257CoairaercIal St . Salem- , Phone 2411 Black, Free Deli -mlmm , 'mtA w .&-.. -i-i.. MM!WwHy3W' r- . 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