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Newspaper Page Textm tHE D AiLV JOURNAL, 8ALBM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNG 53, 16M. MMee E1' I to. i r ftr - ia,: J AN OLD SORE Will BOUf the sweetest deposition nnd transform the most even tempered, lov nble iinturc into a cross-grained nnd irritable individual. . If impatience or fault-finding' nre ever excusable it is when the body is tortured by nn eating and painful sore. It is truly discouraging to find after months of diligent and faithful use of external remedies that the place remains ad defiant, angry and offensive ns ever. Kvcry chronic fiorc, no matter on what part of the body it comes, is an evidence of some previous constitutional or organic trouble, and that the dregs of these diseases remain ill the system; or, it may be that some long hidden poison perhaps Cancer has come to the surface and begun its destructive work. Theblood must be purified before the sore will fill up with healthy flesh and the skin regains us natural coior. is through the circulation that the acrid, corroding fluids ore carried to the sore or ulcer and keep it Irritated and inflamed. S. S. S. will purify nnd iMrtirnrntf tlin Atnirnnnt blood XVllCll all Sediment or other hurtful materials are washed out, fresh rich blood is carried to the diseased parts, new tissues form, and the decaying flesh begins to have a healthy and natural look ; the discharge ceases nnd the soro heals. , .,. , .... .. S. S. S. is the only blood purifier voro sore lei; and was treated by tho tiettphyicianbut roooivednofconoflt. Our armrsrUt advised hor to try 8. 0. B which she did. Tourtoon bottles ourod her au&sha has boon wall ovor Blnoo. 3. B. MAKOLD, S3 Canal Bt., Cohoe,N. Y. skilled physicians for which no charge is made. Diseases free. THE jrwirT jrpKCinc HUE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. that is Guaranteed entirely vege table. It builds up the blood and tones up the gcnoral system ns no other medicine does. If you have a sore of any kind, write us nnd get the advice of experienced and Book on Wood nnd Skin CO., Atlanta, Ga. Morits attention. Its fnrnlehln?8 should bo neat and tasty and free from usolcs (urnilure. Just now wo nro offering Htiffots, Side boards, Extohbion Tables and Dining Chairs in polished goldon onk at attrac tive prices. Wo Also havo tho nowest In pinto and photoKraf rolls. These rails wo finish In any deslrod color or furnish it in tho whlto, The House Furnishing Co. 03 Com'l at., next to Post offlco. Stores at Rnlem and Albany OREGON STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE TODAY HARRITT & LACJQRBNOB Old Post Oulco Grocery. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender nnd delicious meats. Btcnks, lamb or znuttcn chops, void cutiota or pork, Our meats nro all cut from tho fattont and orimoBt cattle, and wo enn supply your tablo with (rush, nutritious and wholosome meats at bod rock prices. & C, CROSS SALEM ORB Phon 201 BV HOFER DROTHER8. Dally" Ono-Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. DON'T FALL IN READILY. Marlon county representatives ami Bonatorn don't fall In easily with tho Portland special session program, to Includo tliolr fair Job. Tho spoclnl session, to enact Hat sal aries and put tho direct legislation amondmont Into offoct Is a Marlon county Idea, and stands upon ltfl mer its It has boon approved by a doclslvo voto of tho poojile. It was In all plat forms, promlsod by all parties. A resolution for the Lowls and Clark oxpo. was slipped Into each of tlto state conventions, but was really not much discussed by tho pooplo. So tho mombors from Marlon coun ty will he oxeusnblo If they do not fall over each othor In tho wild rush to voto for a big appropriation. Bettor got rid of It at a special soe slon. lint flnvnmor Geer and Marlon coun ty mon hotter not promlso too BWlftly to stand by that namo, unless tho. Port landers nro willing to give tho pooplo the roforondum on It Tho Portland pooplo could soe no morlt In a special session until thoy saw a chanco to foathor tholr own nest for tho fair appropriation. nut ovon that would ho a cheap price to pay for n roform that would put our govornmont in oruor. o THE CLEVELAND POSITION. It Is usoloss for tho Democrats to talk about nominating Grovor Clove lnnd for president. Ho would novor como within a mil lion votes of bolng elected. ltoosovolt, or any anti-trust Repub lican, would bont him out of his hoots. Tho momory or Cleveland hard tlmos Is too recont to ho forgotten In nn ox citing proHldontlal campaign. It will do no linnn for a lot of tho old guard to oxplolt Cleveland, but nothing will como of It Carlisle. Lamont, Vllns, Dickenson, Kcklos, Cillborson, Whitney, Dalloy and Oormnn nro dead politically, ox copt tho last three, perhaps. Thoso aro tho mon to gnlvnnlzo old "Hard tlmoB" Orovor Into llfo. Thoy aro as doad as Tildon nnd tho Tllden Club. Hill nnd Whltnoy nro tho nonrost nllvo or any "on tap" for hon ors. Clovelnnd would not run ns woll as Bryan by a million votos. And no ono would run Bryan, oxpectlng to olect htm. ItlehardKoiu or TonnoBso and Cham horlalu, or Oregon, would mako a pop ular tlcUoL shaded apricot; lnrgo nnd full .flow-o fraud. Ho has compellod tho parents of tho law to disown and discredit their own offspring. Ho has disclosed to public view tho hyprocrlsy of the little crowd thnt mean to run tho poll tics of tho state, without regard to any "farcical" popular voto. Ho has shown to the peoplo that In tho view of tho machlno tho peoplo aro a farrc. Maclllno mon like thoso aro not in favor of tho election of sonntors by tho peoplo. Whon thoy say so they nro aH insincere ns thoy woro when thoy Bald In their prcamblo thnt it wns desirable thnt tho legislature Hhotild bo Instructed by the peoplo. DR. DARRIN REMAINS He Has Concluded to IRemain in Salem Until Sep tember 1 iflSSSfc During the past two months Dr. Dar- Whon thoy got tho legislature thoy l','!n.a8,mIuAtf,il 811' fur?r. tt2"8 don't need anylnstructions. They , ", ' "VTT. y,i V18 , ' , won't accopt any, nor tolcrato any. .e" 5I?wd.?d ?' ,l. nnd attA ?? ..w..w..i. viuuo uu.ru IfUUli IU1JU1LUU, mamng u nocossnry ror nun to re to voniuro biicii instructions is To tid tin 1 niitlnill fTr nnnnit n nm I nn tlun In pursunnco of a law or tho Btnto n,lint1,'erJnnlh- Tho opportunity KV .uuauii, lllin UiillllulJI, IllUHlUiUU and to receive Btibstantlally tho unanl motis voto or tho party as an Instate tion to tho legislature Is lntorforliiK With tho )rorogativos or tho machine, which rosorvos tho right to llfiolf to natno tho Unttod States senator with out Instructions or suggestions from anybody olso. , Mr. Oeor's voto Is, howovor, giving tho machlno some trotiblo. Thnt Is evidenced by tho porpotunl Beoldlng ho Is gottlng. But what has Mr. Geer douo that draws upon him this tlrado should not ho lost Dr. Darrin hrtB practiced in Paris, London, Now York, San Francisco nnd Portland, whoro his businoss required tho help of throo assistants, and whilo abroad dlscovared cortnln rotnedlos for many of tho most dread diseases, nnd his treatment of thorn gives entire sat isfaction. Numerous tasllmonlals havo ap peared In this pnpor during tho post few weoUs from thoso who thought pin tiiiwj, mill kino IMIUIU i... ....i I. A .!. 1 . i of ahuso? Ho is a candidate for .","."n,",, i1..? cw. " won as rinltml Sntf. annnfmv lint tin. ort""u,e"B OI I KO SUlIorBrS, to SpOttlC OI others. He did not mnlo spoechos for GambriDQS Beerl AND Everybody is welcome at THB NOBLB ALEX CORNOYER ?ZTimumrM' Dry Goods at Reduced Prices. Dimilies and lawns at reduced prices. Muslin underwear at reduced prices. The best values in the city. Come and look the stock over. Corsets from 23c up. We have a lot of small sizes 18 and 19 which we will sell from 25c up to 40c; none higher. AULLINERY DEPARTA1ENT running full blast with all the latest novelties. GreenbaunTs Dry Goods Store Next Door to the Postoflko. pOLLMA CHERRY SBBDBR N MttHO"vfllRiHiea, si attos, I ljSl: I X 71118 perfect Qherry Seeder does ft I not crush the cherry or cause mr any loss of juice; praotlral niRchlno for large, small or Cal ifornia oherrios. Tho soed oxtraotlnc knllo drives tho seed Into one dish and actually throws tho oliorry into another The marks of the knllo can scarcely be soon on tho seeded fruit It eoods from 20 to 550 quarts, per hour. Retail price, 85 ceuts. X OUR 8ALMON IN GERMANY. United Btntofl Consul Monnghau, nt Chemnitz, floruiuuy, has the following under tho rnptlou "Oiokoii Salmon In Gormnny," In tho consular report for June, which hns just appeared: During n recont conversation with n l.otol proprietor of this city, I learned Uiat Oregon salmon wan sold In dor many to a very limited oxtont. This goutiemnn holloves that u lnrgo busl nesB can bo done In this particular flHli, it Hpoclnl attention Ih given to transportation, Ho Hiild he had eaten tho fish nnd found It delicious. In qulrles ns to price showed thnt Orogou snlmon could bo bought ror 1.1 marhs (.IR cents), while Gorman snlmon costs at tho present time fi marks (about $1 25) per pound. lie also said thnt tho fish woro fnwen In Oregon nnd shipped In this froucn stnto to Kuropo. It In clulmml thnt If thawed in cold water and then cooked tho llsh retains Its flavor. If the above Ih correct, there can be no doubt that this emplru would mnko n very good market, as there Is hardly any fish worth ontlmc thnt enn he had hero ror lean than 10 cents par pound. Tho puckers of'Orogon salmon should look Into tho matter. A distributing house could he established In Ham burg or Ill-emeu, which would attend to tho shipping or the fish to tho in land German cities nnd towns, o THE MEANING OF IT. (Portland Dally .Journal, Juno 18.) Assuming tho sincerity or tho orig inators or tho net ot 1901 providing States seuatorshlp, wo look to the net Itself to discover Its purpose. Tho preamble recites that, "Whorens it Is deslrnblo that the peoplo should havo nn opportunity to instruct fhelr senators and representatives in the legislative ussomhly ns to the elec tion of n senator to congress, from Oregon, therefore," nnd then follows the law providing that a vote shall he taken upon nominations made in the manner provided by law. This looks very fair. The law received the sup port or tite lemslnture, without, we believe, any opposition. Hut the originator were not sin cere. They did not believe It wns de sirable for the legislature to he In structed by the people when they con trolled the legislature. Thv preamble was recksnllllnu. The act was a piece of political buncombe. It was to he used by them ir the exigency re quired, hut it wns not foreseen thnt It was capable also of living used ngntust them Hence when a popular vote hns btwn tnken In strict accord ance, with tho law framed by them selves. It is dtvtowrtHl that the vote Is u farce Tho point Is that Mr GiHr, If he has doho nnthiuK else bus uncuerd the Mr. Kurnlsh. Hut Mr. Mitchell, the darling or tho ring, rought tho rogulnr party two yonrs ngo, and by tho votes of Democrats whoso election ho se cured Bits In tho senate today. Wo aro not advertising Mr. Geer for tho senate. Our purpose is only to drnw attontlon to tho fact palpable from tho circumstances, that tho ob ject Is to kill him off In tho Interest of tho candidate of -tho ring. Any othor person who shall havo tho tomorlty Ui bo a candldnto will bo attacked In a similar manner. Tho ring meanB to clear tho field of rivals. When tho ring "aska ror broad It will not bo pleased with a stone." Now wo nro advised, at least In part, who is tho Btone. Tho question Is, Who represents tho broad? Whom In deed would tho ring bo pleased with? It knows. Nobody oIrc docs. o R. M. WADE & CO. .Oregon Corn Meal... We have ft n'co stock of Fresh Ground Orezon Oorn Meal, something that lias Uie reftl Uste to U and U far better thau kiln dried meal. Give It a IrliU and you Will him no other. I'hone 1781. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... FEEDMEH AMD SEBDSMBN, Salens, Orcfroa riftriwo""'"'"fyva311" .i,fvj GROW$ HAIR LIKE TWS within a few monUis. NhVBKo'S UtUU'lUDK kills the (kndniff gvmis that c.niM) falling Imir nnd finally baldness. No uther preparation but HemicUle kills the tUn- dnittirumi. Destroy the cause, )ou remove the oflact HcrplcUle is n delightful Imir dreumig for tegular toilet um. 1 fcY umI wtUl I bodi ooi'fJftafcW, Mul wr W3 U fw tnwi Xuufnil Ai uf Kfr fc not rjl oui Minrtr 1 w Mttali aHuui orw t rMsH, 4 tew iwhUWJwuJoJU u wuaUM w ttlMA. M i W amu lUViww. IV Silt it ll Plrit-Clus Dru( 5(orti.K aBummmwmmmmmmimwmmTii Before Peace Was Signed. A Parliamentary papor Issued at London on Juno 2, gives tho corrc spondonco preceding tho poaco agree ment. From this It nppoars that Gen eral Schalkburgor, acting president or tho Transvaal, Informod Lord Kltch enor March 12 that ho was proparcd to mako poaco proposals. A month later tho Uoor dologatcs submitted propositions. April 13 tho war sooro tary, Mr. Ilrodrlck, rofusod to ontor tnln any proposition based on tho lndopundonca or tho republlcH. Sub sequently President Stoyn, or tho Orango Kroo State, nnd Gonornls Schulkhtirgor nnd Ilotha declared that tho surrondor of Independence must bo submitted to tho burghors in tho flold. Tho British govornmont exprossod surprlso nt this attitude but announcod Its wllllngnoss to nc coit tho Doors' surrondor on tho samo tonus that Lord Kltchonor hnd pre viously ofTorod Gonoral Dotha, and to glvo facllltlos for a consultation 'of tho Door commnndos. May 17 Gonoral Schalkborgor and Mr. Stoyn Informed Lord Kitchener thnt tho burghors assomhled nt Vor- eonlging had ompoworod a commis sion to nogotlnto poaco terms, subjoct to rntlflcntlon at Voroonlglng. Lord Mllnor, Lord Kltchonor and tho Uoor commission mot Mny 2!). Tho lnttor offered to surrondor tho Independence of tho republics as rognrds foreign relations, to surrender part or their territory and rotnln self-government under Iliitlsh supervision. These proposals were forthwith rejected. Tho sumo dny Lord Mllnor, General Smuts nnd Judgo Hertsog drew up a farm or ngroemont to bo submitted to the conference nt Voroonlglng ror an nye or no voto. This wns very similar to tiio llnnl ugroemont, and with few alterations was approvod hv Mr. Chamberlain, who. in giving notice or nis approval, told Lord Milner ho must Inform the Doom thnt unless It was accepted within a flxod limit of tlmo me conrerenco would ho consldored ended nnd His Majesty's government would not ho bound in nny way by tho present deolnrntlons. The Iloers asked to be allowed until Saturday night to give nn nuswer, nnd the re sult was seen In the termination or the wnr. Tho last messngo or Lord Milner to Mr. Chnmberlaln, June l arter the signing or the peace agree! inwit. mentions that Mr. stejK name was omitted rrom the slgna turw because ho was too ill to coma to Pretoria, adding thnt ho had al ready taken his parole. General l)9. wet lgnl ror tho Oiango Free Stato ueiegaies uecaus. Mr. Stoyn muwi nun "acting president1 tiring rrom tho conrerenco. The news of peace In South Africa was communlcnted to the Doers in the lnclosuro on Hawkins Island on June 1st. The prisoners wore delighted nnd received the news with great en' rnhlng. somo of thorn rushed wildly about embracing ovary Iingllsh soldier they met. and said: "Yit.nlJ J?o were foes, but today we are friends Drinks were served out to the Doers on Hawkins Iskuul. and the rejoicing ther continued until a late hour The Hoars on Tucker's Islond also received tho news with great Joy. When the fact of peace was conn,,,.. nlcnted to tli.ni. the iirlsonara un fairly wild, shouting and singing the "Polkslied" and other hymns until 1 o'clock in the morning. At reveliio th. band of the Wnrwlek regiment moved up to the Tucker Island In clear and playod "Auld Lang Syne oidviiundrer ttKa ..a04, Savw h King." and In all of these airs Uie prisoners jolnd most hswrtlli-. Th peace news was reoaiv! uv n,a uU. mt oh the other islands with shall. tho good work that has boon done for them. Many of H1030 are woll known to tho editor, having boon cured whon tho doctor was horo years ago, whon wo bocamo favorably impressed with his good work. Few doctors havo had such a largo practice as this physician, who is vlsltod by scores of pooplo ovorywhore he stops, and it Is woll to noto that the doctor Is not out for monoy alone, as Is proved by numorous canoe of poor people no lias cured, who nro unablo to pay for tho restoration of tholr health. Tho doctor owes his groat success partly to tho mysterious iowor or olec iricity, m wnicn no lias uccomo so well vorsed. Klectrlclty Is tho won der or tho ngo, nnd tho mode of treat meat is tho nemo or porfection. It penetrates tho secret ambush or dis ease, and oxtorml nates It root and branch forovor. It romovos the wretch ed symptoms of loathsomo maladies, and avorts tholr dreadful effects. It euros ninny of tho moHt hopeless cases and rollovos pains that ovory known remedy railed In, and enn be substan tiated by the ovldonco ot hundreds who have been cured by Dr. Darrin. Wo could say more, which wo rool is duo the doctor, did space pormlt. Hond tho following eures: Sitters If you want to get well rain, vcu can not tnko a bet- t o r medicine than the Bit ters It is the brit health re- ttorer known to tience, and Till cure Headache. Nervousness, Flatulency, Indljrcstlon, and Malaria FeverandAiruo Try It. PERMANENT CURES. Are the Only Ones That Count With a Patient. Dr. Darrin, Doar Frlend: Happy am I to know that you aro again In I'on dleton curing tho nllllcted. It will bo II years noxt month slnco you cured mo of dearnoss nnd catarrh or 1 1 years' standing. My honrlng remains ontlroly cured; nlso my lungs nnd throat aro pormanontly cured. What I sufforod God only knows, until I sought you for relief. Publish this and oblige, MRS. J. P. nOYCItOF. Anncortos, Wash., Nov. 28, 1899. Another Soul Made Happy. To tho Kdlter: I wish to lot tho pooplo of Pendleton and vicinity know whnt Dr. Darrin has dono ror mo. For a long tlmo I havo boon sovoroly at Illcted with a loathsomo dlseaso or my ear. Dr. Darrin hns stopped tho dis charge completely, and I commend his treatment to nny similarly afflicted. Rotor to mo nt Island City. Oregon. D. D. HEARING. An Eye Trouble Cured. To the Kdlter: Numhor mo among tho cured In Salem. For many yonrs I havo boon greatly nllllcted with In flamed and grnnulntod oyollds. Through Dr. Darrln's oloctrlcal treat ment I am cured, nnd gladly ndd my nnmo. MRS. MINNIE M. HOLLAND. nonil- on re ar wauiraatatlona 0f Joy y A man itAiuwl Hill. wit. dlwl at Lag AniiM, laavlwg ft large fortna.; would Jm surprise If h could com. baek and two the flock of elilUlr who hav. been develop! to mat th. emrgenoy. Catarrh and Bronchitis Cured. To the Editer: I wish to express my grntlflcntlon to Dr. Darrin for sue ooesrully treating mo tor catarrh and bronchitis. Rotor your rondors to mo at Noodham's harbor shop. 110 Stato stroot, Salem. F. II. IIAIIN. S. R. Coffman Cured. To the Editer: For Ave yoars 1 havo boon nllllcted with dyspepsia, sour stomach, pains nnd bloating, Constipa tion was over present. I was run down nnd blue from the effects or my dis ease. I commenced treatment by Dr. Darrin May 30. and now pronounce mysoir cured nnd most emphatically commend Dr. Darrin. My postofllco Is Jacksonville, Or. Refor nny ono to me. S. R. COFFMAN. Dr. Darrln's Place of Duslness. Dr. Darrin gives free examination to all. and when necessary gives medi cines lu connection with electricity. The poor treated rree rrom 10 to 11 dally, except modlclnos. Thoso will ing to pay 10 to 6; ovonlngs, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 3. Errors of youth, blood taints, gleet, impotoncy, varicocele, deafness, ca tarrh and stricture a specialty. All chronic male and female and private diseases treated at $5 a week, or In that proportion of time, as the case may require. No cases published, ex cept by permission of the patient All business relations with Dr. Darrin strictly confidential. Letters of In quiry nnsworod. Circulars and ques tion blanks sent free. UyiM tested nnd glasses fitted. Those desiring treatment should cnll soon, as many require n second or mora treatments. Oflloes nt Willamette Hotal. Salem, until September 1st. The Point of View. (Ashland Town Tnlk.) The past two ysrs harf'be.n au era of timber eras, tor a greet number of people. At no Urn. In our history hav. there been so many trsons seeking title to timber lauds in the- western country as during this period, and the ores, appears to have reached Its most acute stag. Jest now. Great num bers of men are prosoeetlng the moun tain districts of Oregon and California In search of Umber olaltus. The meth ods pursued are largely saturated with fraud upon the government and moral turpitude on th. part of the timber claimant Title Is obtained either un der the timber land act or the home stead law. Ih most iMst&Hces, it lu si matter of speoulntioii with the locator. or he la acting simply as en agent or go Wetwes tor a Umber syndicate or IhhUmt UrtML Neither to uoMiole Na der an honest ttumlulstrstte of y law. The homestead law does sot contemplate that a man shall get title to 1G0 acres of mountain timber lnnd uudor tho methods being practiced, and sololy for the timber that Is on It Tho tlmbor land net specifically pro hibits tho purchaso of tlmbor land through tho subvention of a hired man or promoter. Yot It Is bolng dono right nlong, and hundreds of thou sands of ucros of the public domain nre bolng allonatod. Thoy nro mostly our mountain lands. On tho part of flve-Blxths of tho loca tions thoro Is not a suggostlon thnt thoy lntond to mnko a homo on tho laud, and as to the purchasors, thoy aro mostly bogus as to thomsolvcs, thoy simply rocolvlng a commission on tholr salo of tho -right to locate tho actual buyor bolng a company which furnishes tho purchaso monoy nnd ox- ponsos. Tho land ofllco hns not evinced nny sorlous purposo to put a stop to this spoliation of tho public domain nnd swindle thnt Is bolng worked upon the. Amorlcan people. In Calllornla re cently, somo Indictments woro round against somo or thoso tlmbor specula tors, but dofects woro found whon Uio cases were brought Into court, nnd thoy woro dismissed. In Oregon, thoro hns boon llttlo or no embarrassment glvon to them. . Of tho largor nreas of wild mountain lands bolng gobbled up, much of It Is distinctively mineral land. Whon title pnssos to private hands, It is absolute, and tho ground ceases to be avallablo tor mlnornl , exploration. With tho lands nlroady allonatod to tho rail roads and n contlnuanco or this tlm bor land grabbing, tho mining Industry In tho Pacific mountain ranges will bo paralyzed as soon as oxlstlng prop erties nro worked out, for few now proportles will bo dlscovorod or de veloped. Tho stockmon, too, will bo ombarrassod. Tho largo companies which havo become tho ownors of thoso lands will boo a menus of paying their taxos in oxactlng leaso monoy from tho stockmon, who now enjoy tho mountain rango froo. Tho Pacific West, or tho country at largo, Is not going to bo benefitted by the disposal of all thoso wild moun tain lauds. It will not promoto Indus- tt les locnlly beyond tho normal growth which would follow tho progressive settlement of tho country and tho con sequent gradual utilization of tho tim ber products. On tho contrary, thoro aro distinct advantages to bo appro bonded rrom tho ncqulromonts of thoso lands by syndicates or trusts, In con tlnuojis arons largor than countlos nnd ns largo, perhaps, ns Bomo or our smnllor statos. This vast tlmbor torrltory will ulti mately bo In the control or onu or our big trusts, ns stool and iron nnd somo other stnplo products and nocossltlos or lito nro now. How about tho prlco or luinbor, pulp tor-papor and fuol thon? Tho ovlls which must nrrlvo from this wholesale disposition of tho pub lic domnln, now bolng oftoctod so rap- Idly, nre mnnltost, and will bo roadlly suggested to any ono who will glvo tho mnttor reflection. "Ono Important ob jection Is that on somo of thoso lands hnrdy, thrifty farmors could clonr out homostonds, and a homostoad with thorn would bo bona fide, but thoro will soon ho no land avallablo for them. The timber crao Is working somo bonoflt to a small numbor of mon In Oregon who nro ongagod in locating and selling claims, but for tho pooplo at large, It Is a positive monnco to Uielr interests, and .ospocially so to tholr children, who aro bolng robbed of tholr rightful Inheritance. BYRD BECOMES DIRECTOR Jos. Baumgartner IsRe-elected District Clerk for Year ,49 The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consume tion Is to euro your cold whon It first appears. Acker'a English Remedy will stop tho cough in a night, and drlvo Uio cold out of your system Al wnys n quick and euro euro for Asth ma, Bronchitis, nnd all throat ami lung troubles. If It does not satlsry you tho druggist will refund your money. Wrlto to us for froo samnlc W II HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N Y D, J FRY. Druggist. Tho Solom school board at Saturday night's mooting canvassed tho voto for J school director last Monday. Dr. Uyrd having rocolvod a majority of the votos was inaugurated as a momber of tho board, succcodrng tho retiring chairman, II .A. Johnson. District Clerk Joseph Daumgartnor was ro-olcctcd tor tho ensuing year at his present salary, $1G0 per annum, j Tho clork's bond was fixed at ?20,000. Tho following bills wore ordered paid: W. Galr t 8.80 M. P. Dennis 51.06 E. Holmos 1.C0 Shaoior & Palmor 3.25 The supply committee awarded tho wood bids as follews: East Building. J. II. Smith, 10 cords oak, $3.95. M. P. Dennis, 1G0 cords second growth fir at $2.39. North Building. J. II. Smith, 10 cords oak at ?3.49. Geo. P. Hughos, 70 cords second growth fir, $2.3C. Lincoln School. T. C. Davidson, G cords oak at $3.3G M. P. Dennis, GO cords second growth fir nt $2.34. . Park School. J. H. Smith, G cords oak at ?3.49. D. Solwort, 75 cords second growth fir nt $2.13. Central Schools. T. C. Davidson. 10 cords oak at $3.15. M. P. Dennis. 12 cords second growth fir nt $2.38. If you would enjoy tho fullness of llfo you must grow .In knowledge and profit by that which you learn. It is not enough that you search after truth but that you'becomo a door of what you find to bo true. If you are troubled with Impure blood, lndlcatod by sores, pimples, hendacho, otc, wo would recommond Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo sell undor a posltlvo guarantee. It will nl ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons and till blootl diseases. GO cts. and $1.00. D. J. FRY, Druggist. Good enough for anybody! yLL Havana Filler f- lllr IIP IP o & " FLORODOftA " BANDS en o tarn value as tags from " STAR," HORSE SHOE," "SPEARHEAD,""STANDARD HA VY,' " OLD PEACH & HONEY," ".SAW LOG," "OLE VARCINY" or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. mwattasmmmmmBammnaaatt Woalthy New Yorkers nre going In for palaUnl country ostates on a larg er plan oach yoar. Tho latost mill ionaire or multl-mllllonalro to Join the Long Island summor colony Is William K. Yandorbllt, Jr., who has acquired 500 acres of land at Lakevlllo near Great Nock, Long Island, on which a mngnlfleont country homo Is In the course of orectlon. A one-mile automobile track is to bo ono of the features of the estate and thoro aro other Innovations contemplated which will cause an ocllpso of all the other great places owned by millionaires on Long Island. AUCTION SALE AT 307 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON. Commencing on SATURDAY, JUNE 14th AT 10 O'CLOCK And to continue ovory Tuceday, Wedncedny and Thursday at 2 p in,, and eery Saturday at 10 u. in, and 1 p. in. The line of goodB offered will bo eonornl etock, consisting ot Indies' silk, wool on nnd cotton undorwenr, torchon nnd linen laces and insortion; ladies', misses' and children's gleves: fancy trimmings and ornaments; eilk cords nnd t seeds; silk and worsted bindings; pon pone buttons; ribbons, bandkerchlofs; Indies' nnd children's tiose; stat'onery; ladies' and pouts' knives; razors, suspenders, sweat ers, phirte; youth's, children's, men's, and boys' clothing, and many numerous articles. REMEMBER THE PLACE 30V COMX ST1- Tnoeo who want to attend tho auction bn on hand in timo. Wo ring no bells but start promptly on tlmo. SAVE MONEY BY ATTENDING THE AUCTION. S. FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer sdS jS&XhA.SlsJ &:mj?? v ' v y.'sj iii-w ;-- -- TJ 1,. a 7 ojt i r t--v i- .-x.j. mta . MoSSlri.? Sf 1r yw At Easter Time is when the building buslnoes will be in full swing. If you bnven't given ytur orders for your lumber requirements It will pay you to got estimates from Goodalo Lumbor Co., for any and all kinds of lumbor for out or insldo work. lath, Bhingles, sash, doors, blinds nnd everything needed in this lino. v-.-gfc5i mffe COPKR The Hag of the Cuban republic Is more than half a century older than the republic lUeir. for It was first de vlMd In I860. It had a Masonic oHkIii hence the triangle and the red shield is au emblem of war. The three strips represent th. three departments into which the Island was then divided, and the star represented Texas, whose people aeelsted Lope In his revom Uoaary effort New Elite Gallery. The undersigned has purchased the MMte mltory of Hart & MeLennon. and have secured the services of Mr. Carl Nordstrom, who Is known as one of the finest operators oa the coast. Friends, patrons ami the pub)!, cor dially invited to call. Over Dalrym Ide's store. T. J. CRONISK. Prop. -e-t-od Buntlw IN IU In iVm Utifi tefl UZMM&u Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Paea'r. depot. Phone 661 RSSS3( ..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar.. For shirt waists, belts, underwear, corsets, hosiery. ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our i lino. An ACnaoinllt, Knnl!ll U t , -MI....,,. (r M ....... nw wpti.iaiijr ucauiuui iui ui new VClllllj;. vui goods are marked very low, Call and be. convinced. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street. Salem. ee-9s5)33( When Yankee Doodle Comes to Town On the ronith of July, be will P'obablf w ar bis beet Lib and tucker, and will obreivfthat tvrry man" of refinement nnd tatte has a ibirt and collar on tlisl hasn't wilted from the best, ard th looks iminscnlato snd comfortable te crufo every well dretsed ninn In Sajeni has bis laundry work douo at the falem Steam Laundrv. Get your work in early, wo would like to celebrate our selves. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OLM8TKD, PBOWUBTOB. DOBOUS D OLM8TXD, MOB , Fhone411 230 Liberty 8liet Mutual Congratulations Are always circulated lu the family when there Is pleuty of lee during the heated season for frtwen dainties, frapped drinks, crisp salads and vege tables, and the proper preservation of foods. No one will go without this greatest of luxuries and necessities when w. will serve them Wim, m. highest grade Ice. CAPITAL BREWERY CO.. Mrs. M. Beck, Prop.