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Newspaper Page Textv "ijwp nv '."jwwwwiwjiw" rm rm PAGE FOUR. THE.DALYrOUHWAtr.SALgMOREOONWeDMEpDAY.MAYt3;M90a. -. e jpwvnr nz mm 1Mb WHEIOTE PRESIDENT COMES Committee has Com pleted Arrangements for Reception m the presidential train arrives, as Slating tho local officers and commit tees In keeping the crowds from dls- party S or retarding Its posed of tho following persons, who are to, be provided for In the order named, according to the request of the authorities! . "President iloosevelt. "Secretary Ioeb. "Special offlccrs nnd stenogra Marion Square will be Dedi cated by Turning it Over to Oregon's First Crop- ii us uiuaren Tint mamhnls of the day, who will Commercial, on Commercial to Ma 'rion. on Marlon to Front, on Front to Union; tho carriages to line on Union Htrcet, noith of the square Tho vet erans of the Philippine war to form a guard of honor bstween there and tho Htnml, to which tho party will march 'from their cnnlnges. Children to Sing "America." In tho meantime, the children of the several schools of this city and the HiirroundlnK country that may 'havo charge of the procession Thurs- w,Bn to aUel, (n n ,,0()yi nrc tI) ))e np. day, May 21st, upon the occasion of pioprlatoly massed In the Bquarc, so tho President's visit, mot yesterday that tho President can see and address afternoon ami discussed the features "" nn, lienr thcm "lnB 'America .... . , ., All persons, except accompanying ,of tlioli part of the program, it was ' ' ' , v teachers and the children are to bo decided to get uniforms, but as yet tho ,,,,,,, tmat tho mmr0( ,, for committee have not agreed upon thu tnH purpose we advise tho appoint- stylo and color. ' 'mont of at least 40 men to surround Tho city police and sheriff will tako tho square, and to bo supplied with chnrgc of tho crowd at tlio depot and necossary ropes and due nuthorlty to also at Marlon square. Hopes will be keep out the grown people. Htrotchcd completely around Marlon "At the close of these ceremonies, square, nx the entire square Is to be tho presidential party to be driven on reserved for school rhlldrun nnd Union street to Commercial, on Com their teachers'. merclal to Center, on Center to High, A platform will bo built on the west on High to Court, on Court to Capital, stops of tho stato house, from which tho carriages to line up to the east tho President will addre-SH the public, side of the state capltol grounds, Tho report of tho program commit- whom tho party will dismount and tee, with tho exception of the list of march to tho east main entrance of yltom shall occupy the carriages In the capltol. At this point the mom tho nrocwmloiv. Is given herewith In hers of tho 0. A. It. to form the guard full, ns follews: jof honor, through whoch the party will "To the nenernl Committee on Itecep- pass to tho cnpltol. tlon of President Iloesevelt: Program at Capltol, "Oontleinoii: Your ommlttce on "Ths program on the west side of program would respectfully report tho capltol Is recommended to be: Hint It 1ms not been able to determine "Song by Choral Union. whether a foot parade accompanying1 "Addrws Mayor lllshnp. turblng tho progress. The Procession. I The presidential party to be placed In their respective carriages as expe- phers. dltlously as pouslbl6 at tho depot, their "Assistant Secretary Darncs. allotted local oscorts bdlng already "Surgeon-General Illxcy. seated. The procession to proceed on I "Ms. Rosenborg, of tho Pcnnsylva' Twelfth street to stnte. down State to'na road. of tho Associated of Scrlpps-Mcltao "Mr. Colman, Press. "Mr. Hazard, Pi ess Association. "Mr. Dcnlson. of N. Y. Sun Press Asboclatlon. "Mr. Dunn, of Collier's Weekly. "Mr. Luckey, of Leslie's Weekly. ".Mr. Lazarnlck, of Harper's 'Week ly. ' "Jin Strohmyor, photographer. "Mr. Williams, of Western Union Telegraph Company. "Mr. Oooch, of Postal Company. ".Mr. Tyree. "Mr. Taylor. "Mr. Connell. "Mr. Stone. "Throo messengers. Telegraph Carriages for the Party. "Sixteen carriages, at least, will bo required to accommodate tho party and the local escorts that It is thought adylsablo to place with them, and if tho entire legislative committee should bo present, even moro carriages will be necessary. We have made allot ments of local escorts, which Is here with submitted for your considera tion and revision. In this wo havo pro vided seats for President Urownell and Speaker Harris, and we havo four carriages wherein six escorts can be accommodated those to bo appropri ated for tlio legislative committee. "Judge Bennett, chairman of tho general committee, to have charge of the meeting at the capltol, and to bo master of ceremonies." The carriage arrangements nre not as yet fully completed by the commit tee, and will be published later. tho presidential party In the drive through tho city Is ndvlsable. but Is Inclined to the belief that It Is not I "If that view be tdopted. the plan twi suggest Is as folic ws "The Salem military company to net as a guard of honor at th depot "Address- (lovv Chumlierlnln. "Addrt'HK - Scrintor Urownell "Song Mis C II Hinge. Ailtll'i-HK Pivsldflit KnoKi-velt ' Hotig by Choral I'nlon The, Presidential Party. The piehldentlnl pnrtv Is Difficult Digestion Thnt is dyspepsia. It makes llfo miserable Its sufferers cut not because the; want to but simply because they MUST. They complain of a bad taste in tho mouth, a tenderness at the pit of tho btomaeh, a. fading of puffy fulness, headache, heartburn and what not. Hood's Siniptrllla cured Joph I Lain, Planacan, K'i., who write - " 1 waa troubled with djapepjlm for a Dumber of jrer and took medicine that did me no good. I wm ad Tiled br friend to try Hood'a Sariapartlla which I did and It put mr bowel In perfect condition, carp inn atranctli and enorcr and mmle me feel like a new peraon." j Hood's SarsapariLla Promise to euro und keeps tho , promhe, I Jew are of substitute, liuy Hood's uud only Hood's. RALLY AT JEFFERSON SATURDAY The Republicans of that Town will Hear Two Speakers Hon. I-awrence Harris, of Kugene, speaker of tho houso of representa tives, has been secured for n speech at JelTci-son Saturday night. He Is a born orator, and evinces tho great talents of his grandfather, Hev. Harris, a Christian minister who set tled on tho Albany prairlo In nn early day, and whom ho very much re sembles. He will bo nccompanled by Hon. John McNary. ono of the moBt tal ented young Hopubllcan orators of Marion county. Thoy wcro students together at tho Stato Unlvorslty, nnd are splendid representatives of tho younger gonorntlon. either of them fit to reprosent this district In congress. They nro loyal supporters of Hlngor Hermann In this cninunlgn. engaged in writing book upon tho Incidents of the early pioneer days of Oregon, for tho Oregon Historical So ciety. The book contains important passages, and it. (Will bo treasured by the society. The funeral was held from the resldenco on Pleasant Hill, conducted by Itov. It, O. Cnlllson, and Interment was had in Pleasant Hill cemctory. Deceased was a sister of Mrs. Katlo Uaskott am Mrs. Cather ine Spray, and of the late Lafayette Brlstow, of this place. Her father was tho first settlor In Lane county and NtaHii iju2S ttimiifrt n H delightful pSp&- &S2&pr& "lllttlll?. ' Hires .fiasco " sr"?!.i parllHtlt -.i.1 1"..' . tkl ifiSI ''" Biro tWnl SWEATERS FOR a I Men Boys AND The little Fellows fV) The quality and make will bear the most critical in spection Black an J Whirr, White and Pink,' Emerald an.i P.nk, Emerald and Whi e. Black and Purple, Purple and Gold, Oxlord, Green, T "V t aH Oat ,r Assortment !!UsiTIie a Largest f- 'XiJa Hermann In Jackson County. The Hon. Hlngor Hormnnn met with n splendid reception on his visit to Jnckson county last week, and tho Intel est shown in his meetings does not Indlcnte that there Is apathy among the Republicans In this cam paign, but rnthor thore is a roallza tlon of the Importance of tho coming special election. Mr. Hormnnn wns well received at Kagle Point and at Applegnte. At Medford Friday night, the opera house was packed with an enthusiastic audience, nnd tho distin guished cnndldnte for congress wns warmly greeted. Best e&ters Ever Shown .i j.- JfeK&JflSS taviS""1 . . . m Ml i.iIIL I lT&F3lBa Emerald and carld, Olive and Pn k, White and Lijiht Blu Catdiiul and Ruyul Blue Cudei Blue and Vhitc Lu ht Gray and Oiune Gendarme, Scarlet, Emerald, The list below may give a faintlidea of the variety of handsome coloVcornbl nations. Emerald, Pink and Oranjje Pink, Orange and White, Royal Blue, White. Cardinal. Navy, Black, Light Green, Cardinal nl J.l Gill REDHOT CAMPAIGN SONG Will'be Sung at the Armory Tonight The hit of tho evening nt Albany Inst night, at tho big Hermann rally, was sprung whan Chairman Newport announced that a campaign song, com posed by a Democrat, In honor of Heames, tho Democratic candldato for congress, would bo sung by Dr. 7,, M, Parvln. It created great amusement, and will be sung tonight at tho armory moot ing Mr. Kwuuos and his stato chair man and secretary, Sam Whlto and illchard Montaguo, aro In tho city, aud will no doubt enjoy tho humor of tho situation ns much as anyone. The song Is entitled "If Hormnnn Cannot Kurt" Jmt ? (&m. aH& mk Kv vyY" Fft ono of Orecon'n nmn,i . Pflrl Itr Htivu "1 Choral Union Rjj I i no wiuamctto Valid j I""""1 'YMi-noia mclr ann at Kugeno May 12th lo'nJ iv ".uun.il rates irom alii uio uregpn linos of th nJ clflo Co.,. will bo sold JU "., imiwnivo, return llmhc li'Vti. How an abscess in the Fallo plan Tubes of Mrs. Holllagcf was removed without a surgical operation. aI had an absceaa In xny aide in tho fallopian tutw (tho fallopian tube is a connection of tho ovaries). I Biifti'rvd untold misery and was so weak I could Hcarcely got around. Tho sharp burning naina lovr down in my side were terrible My physi cian Hiiid there wan no holp for mo unless I would go to tho hospital and bo oiK-rated on. I thought Iwforo that I would try Lydlr E. Plnkhain'fl Vegetublr Compound which, fortunately, 1 did, and it has made mo a stout, healthy woman. 3Iv tidvico to all women who suffer with any kind of fomalo trotiblo ht to commence takuig Lydln 13. lMnklinnt's Vcgotublo Compound at once." Mus. Iit.v S. Holujwkr, Stih'ideO, Qhl).-tSOOOfor,lt Ifclghalof aboul Ittttr proving gcnalntnrtl canmt bpndM4, It would heent by this state ment that women would kjvvo tliuo and iinieh Niekucss tf thoy would uet Jydia K. Plnkham's VcKotnblo CoiiijmhiikI at once, and also write, to IMrs. Plnklinm at Lynn, jrass'., for speclnl ad vlec. It Is freo nnd always helps. No other person run trlvi" such holpful uihlco as Mrs. I'lnkJuim to women who aro sick. A BWBRT ntiPi I Is n never fslllnsj iin ,, I .stomach. When the brXtfVI stomach Is out of order, ThmVi 'edr 111 tlin wnrl.l ....V .'"111 ala. Cure for earlai' Ibsi2.,S.1 nn all stomach dhortiii. i! pick, of White inalna. nnTji oern a dTpfptie f klnda of rnoHlin i,n worse. HT the nw of ffl7J uiiir uui limy reatored In ii. K3, ".trr.75ih. "1 rtiffl . .v.v. iiKnin wiini Tnn saa . stomach aweet. For Iil.il " ,H the Unas, t Htnte street Hnl Hlbbard Camp. Spus, can war veterans, hold a 4 Ing Inst night, to comlder tl non received from tho coma polnted'to recelvo tho Pmit Ing tho camp to tahopartlW gram. The ramp not only i accept the Invitation, but n J nto with tho committee, audi nn effort to get nil tho veterul tiiuiiiiu ouii'in 10 moot With ftl on May 21st The Invitations all veterans, whether mcmNiJ camp or not It's Just a Cough That gets your lungs sortu and paves tho way for pntwl uuuBimipuon, orootn. Aekeritl Remedy will atop the court kl nnu iicai your lungs. It will td sumption, asthma, bronchitis,! uironi ana lung troubles. guurumccu, ana money refi you aro not aausflcd. WruJ froo sample. V. 11. Hooitrd riuffnlo N Y DlFrr.to WHIJE aaaH laH k JLaaaaaaaL . veSts SUMMER VESTS Will Be In Vogue this year than to a greater extent than for many sea sons. Pique and Linen Vests In White and Tan Shades and In neat patterns will mark the dressey young man of 1903. For the man too, who would combine com fort and style In his attire the summer vest will be In dlspensible. No garment a man can wear looks so neat and cjean as a light vest. Don't wait for yours until lines are broken and your size is gone. Salem woolen ill store. -tt .. We Carey the Latest and Best in Mens and Boys Wear. tu3Fsevr?rjc7zvkzz2zms Mra. Zllphla Etna Rlgdon. Kugonu Or., May 13. Mrs. Zllphla Ktna Ulgdon. ngwl Cl. und ouo of tho earliest settlers In I.ane county, died nt hr home on Pleasant Hill Monday morning. She enmo to Kugeno in 1818 with her jmrents from Illinois where she was born In 1SS4 Klljah and Susan Ilrlstow wore hor paronta They settled on the original Ilrlstow donation land claim. In 1SRS she mnr rled Captain Stephen Itlgdon. and they made their home on Pleasant mil. Ptxeaswl was well known nnd reap ted by the whole community. She wan active ill all pioneer work, and at the time of her deith she was Suffered 8 Months I can heartily recommend Acker1 Tablets for dyapepaia and stomach troubles. I have been suffering for Ight months, and tried many reme dies without any rollof. until I got Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, whloli I usod only a short time, and am now perfectly well. Thanking you for the siwfrdy recovery. I am gratefully your. Francis I. Qsauor, Vancouver ! !. Sind to W. 11, IlQQker & Oq Buffa lo. K Y, for a freo trial package Nothing llko them. NORRIS & BIG SHO Will exhibit under their enormous watercroof will be located opposite Southern Pacific dtp THURSDAY J 'fluJ iaaal PR. . MM '" -WlIaH lev TnNl'IW ROWE11 "W'JH teofl MAY W. Performances at 2:00 and 8:00 p. ffl. New Grand Spectacular Street Paradell 500 - Performing Animals - 5t Consisting of trained Elephants. Olaraes. Llamas, Liotw. 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