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Absolutely Pure
ITJSJ. MATTER OF HEALTH
Berlin, May 17. It Is learned that
Emperor Wllhelm waft so Incensed at
the ministerial blunders In' the Gor
man Southwest African affairs that ho
appointed General Trotha direct, with
out consulting the ministers. When
leaving for a tour of the South and
West, the German Kaiser remarked
to Chancellor Von Duelow "I wonder
what stupidities those blockheads will
perpetrate while I am away this
time?"
QUALIFICATIONS
WHICH MAKE
GOOD VOTERS
T ' ' r - -
7Th"o question has been asked by
oms registration officers as to what
pmllflcatlonB are necessary for voters
in .Baker county. The following ox-
l-racts from the Oregon constitution
'sand laws soems to covor tho greund:
Qualifications of Electors.
"2. Constitutien: Jn all olcctlons not
mthorwiso provided for by this con
stitution, evory white malo citizen
not the United States, of tho ago of
21 years and upwards, who shall havo
xesldod In the .state during tho six J
'.months Immediately preceding such
election; and every white male of
foreign birth of the ago pf 21 years
tand upwards, who shall havo rosided
Iln this state during tho six months im
anodlately preceding such election,
sand shall havo declared his intention
lo bocome a citizen of the Uultod
States ono year procodlng such oloc
ntlon, conformably to tho laws of tho
"United States on tho subjoct of natur
alization, shall bo ontltlod to voto at
All elections authorized by law.
(Section 2776:
Hules to Determine Qualification.
Tho Judges of oloctlon, In determin
ing the resldonco and qualifications
cf persons offering to voto, shall bo
Kovornod by the following rulos, so
'Jtar as tho samo may bo applicable:
1. Tho placo shall bo considered and
"hold to bo tho resldonco of a person
In which his habitation Is fixed and
lo which, whonovor ho Is absent, ho
bas tho intention of roturnlng;
2. A person shall not bo consider
ed or held to havo lost his resldonco
who shall leave his home and go Into
another state of territory, or county
of this state, for a temporary purpose
only;
3. A person shall not bo considered
or held to have gained a resldonco In
any county of this state into which
ho shall como for temporary pur
poses only, without the Intention of
making said county his home, but with
tho Intention of leaving the same when
he shall have accomplished the busi
ness that brought him into It;
4. If a person remove to anothor
stato, or to any of tho territories,
with tho Intention of making It his
pormnnent home, ho shall bo consid
ered and held to havo lost his resi
dence in this stato.
5. Tho place whore a married man's
family resides shall be considered
and hold -to be the placo of his resl
dence;
6. Tho plnco whoro an unmarried
man sloops shall bo considered and
held to be his resldonco;
7. If a person shall go from this
stato Into another stato or territory
andthoro oxorclso the right of suf
frage, ho shall bo considered and hold
to have lost,, his. residence In this
stato;
8. All qualified electors shall voto
In tho oloctlon precinct In tho county
whoro thoy may reside for county
officers, and in any county in tho stato
for stato officers, or In any county
of a congressional district in which
such olectors may resldo for membors
of congress. (U 1891, p. 12, Sec. 1G;
H. C. p. 1176.) '
Newport Tide Land Cases.
The Newport tide land cases, came
up for hearing before tho state land
board this morning. Attorney J. A.
Carson appeared for the applicants,
Booth, Williams and Sullivan add J.
It. Wyajtt and George Bingham , -represents
the other claimants. Governor
Chamberlain, Secretary Dunbar and
Treasurer Moore Mooro, constituting
the full board, heard the case.
London, May 17. Stanley's funeral
was hold today In Westminster Abbey
In tho presence of a crowd of notablos,
Including King Edward, King Loo
pold, of Belgium, Ambassadoro Choato
and Consul-Genoral of tho United
States Evans. Tho procession entered
tho ojbbey at noon, and marched down
tho alslo to a dirge played by trum
pets and trombones. Tho purplo-cov-
erod coffin was placed on tho cata
falque, surrounded by hundreds of
floral wreaths. After clerical sorvicos
tho body was taken to tho London ne
cropolis.
Large Hop Company.
Tho Krplis Hop Company was Incor
porated last evening, with John, Con
rad, Leonard, M. W. and J. A. Krebs
as Incorporators. Tho capital stock
Is placed at $250,000, and the principal
placo of business will be in this city.
Thoy will buy, sell and grow hop3,
and tho firm has now the largest hop
yard In tho world.
Bicycle
Guessing
Contest
New Bicycle Free
WESTERN
UNION
DROPS
Transmitting: the News and
Face Track Gambling
Now York, May 17. Proslilont Clow
:xy, of tho Western Union, today Is
suod an order shutting oft all racing
news to subscribers in 'New York. It
Is oxpoctod this action will closo ov
ory pool room In tho city. Tho ordor
lias caused dismay among speculators
.and Is tho result of an agitation on
tho part of tha jplty, authorities, who
claimed tho company could stop horso
gambling If It woujd c.oaso to bq a
party to tho transmitting of racing
news.
IOWA
STAND
PATTERS
You Will Never Have
A. better opportunity to attond as
raud recitals as tho Willamette Vol
Joy Choral Union will glvo In this
city noxt week. It will only coat you,
$2.00 for throo nights.
Mny 17. 18. 10, those nie tho dates.
A Practical
Maoaiinb
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GENTEEL HOUSEKEEPER
BACH UtUB CONTAINS BCAUTIFULLY
iU-UTATCO DiSHE. PCCORATtONS
rort THC TABLE, PAINTY MfiNUS ran
ALU OCCASIONS, TC
IT IS TH AMeniCAN AUTHORITY
ON CUUNARY TOPICS AND rASNIOMS,
cuiMtNT uu i jo. st.oo r ya
TABU! TALK PUB. CO., PHW-A.
WOBirOK. WAMTK S CMMTHUT T.
Uhum. Twutt
Will Demand Reform Tariff
Revision Matters
Dos Molnos, May 17. Secretary
Shaw, Sonators Allison and Dollivor,
and seven national roprosontatlves
havo united In urging tho loaders of
tho nntl-Cunimlns forces In tho Re
publican Btato convention tomorrow
to bo consorvutlvo in tho preparation
of a platform. Tho "stand pattdrs."
howover, havo tho whip hand. Tho
Washington county delegation Is sup
posed to roflect tho sontlmont of tho
administration whon thoy doclara
against n radical "stand pat" on tho
tariff question. Allison, lolllyor
Cummins and Dlytho will bo the dol
egatos at largo.
Salem census and what It will do
for you.
Everybody ,1s Interested In tho cen
sus that Is now being taken, and In
order to promoto tho greatost possible
publicity for this most Important
event In tho rocqnt history of our
city, Tho Capital Journal has decid
ed to glvo a fine now bicycle to the
person guessing nearest to tho num
ber of pooplo In our city, as revealed'
by the now official census. It will
take several weeks to closo tho enutu-
Oregon Government Crop Report.
The past week has been dry and, al
though It averaged warmer than tho
week previous, it was too cool for
rapid growth and germination. Tho
bulk of fall wheat Is in cxcollent con
dition, but in a fow places In Umatil
la county the freeze of tho weok pre
vious did material damage, which very
likely bo greatly retrieved should
warm rains occur during tho noxt
weok or so. Spring wheat seodlng is
nearly completed, and the stands ev
erywhere are reported above tho av
erage. In favored localities fall bar
ley and fall rye aro beginning to head.
Range grass and forago crops continue
doing splendidly, and Btock Is begin
ning to get fat. Corn and potato
planting aro general, and in some of
the southern counties corn planting Is
nearly completed. Gardens also aro
nearly all planted, but tho growth of
vegetables has been slow.
Hops aro healthy and promising,
and the cultivation of the yards has
proceeded uninterruptedly during the
week. The condition of fruit is some
what uncertain, but nearly all corre
spondents agree that Italian prunes
will bo almost a failure. Early cher
ries, pears and peaches havo suffered
somo Injury from tho late frosts, but
It Is believed thoy will yet give sat
isfactory yields. Apples are promis
ing, and strawberry and bush fruits
will bo plentiful.
"FORCE" keeps tho
brain "waked-up" all day.
No matter whether you
write or figure or saw
wood or pound stene:
You'll do it .the better
for eating "FORCE'
Farm for 8ao.
114 acres in Marlon county, halt a
mtlo from Mill Ciiy, 35 acres Im
proved, 65 acres good timber, to 1
mile from a $300,000 sawmill. Land
good, rich, black soil; 6-room house;
lumber barn; with outbuildings; 10
acres good fruit, mostly winter ap
ples, trees averago 7 years old; good
spring water at door; two creeks run
through place; good neighborhood;
mile to school, church and railroad.
Fine beaver dam meadow land, easily
cleared. If sold at onco will tako
$3200. Title clear. Terms, two-thirds
down, and from 2 to 3 years on bal
anco with 7 nor cent Interest: Imme
diate possession. Call on or address
J. E. Ray, owner of the farm, Mill
City, Oregon. 3-8-3m
The Machlno .Behind the If J
w-.u nil UUICIli in
LIGHT RUNNING
PERFECT ALIGNMENT
PERMANENT ALIGNMENT
EA8E OF ACTION
BEAUTY OF CHARACTER.
AND DURABILITY.
75,000 Sold
Yost Writing Machine
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230 Stark Street, Portia
, C. M. LOCkumA.M
Local Anent. 2ftR rn.... . . 'I
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Salem, Orenon.
We Kent We $ell. We Exc
We Repair.
Not too late to secure a season
ticket for the May Festival. Do It
now. '
OA8TORXAa
Bwa th 9 1113 M"! Han Ahrars BoagM
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: Capital National
Bank
of Salem, transacts a gect;J
! banking business. Only Kt
I tlonal Bank in Marloa coaty
: Sayings
iBank
: Department
J Pays three per cent Interest j
on savings accounts.
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Have You Ever
Heard Miss Payne's clear soprnuo
volco and Miss Church's rlqh altoT If
you havo you will want to hear them
again; If not, you cannot afford to
miss hoarlug them. They oach havo
prominent parts In tho coming May
Festival.
Tho dowagor grand duchess, PauUno
Sax6 Weimar, of Elseuberg, djed of
sycopo or tralu on roufo from -Ven-lea
today. " '&
' Knlphtt of Pythias. ff
Thoro will bo work'ln tho third rank
tonight. h. II. Turner, O. O.
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Excursion Rates
From all S. P. points to Portland,
May,17, 18, 19.
oration and compilation, and during
this time Tho Journal will give re
ports from day to day of the progross
of the, work, and the probable results.
From those tho reader can draw con
clusions, and make a closo gu63s.
Terms of Contest
In order to mako this more than
an ldlo random guosslng affair, Tho
Journal proposes to placo a fow re
strictions upon it, and thon glvo ab
solutely freo to tho person who guess
es nearest to the ofllclal count a brand
now Mitchell bicycle, ladles' or gent's,
with coaslor brake Evory subscrib
er paying 50 conts for Dally or Weok
ly. by mall or carrlor, will bo ontltled
to ono guesa for the wheel. Those
paying ono dollar will got two guess
es, but, in ordor to prevent strife, and
protect tho logltlmato guesser, It will
be necessary to deposit the original
subscription receipt in tho box at
Tho Journal office, with your guess
written on tho back of same. Call at
Tho Journal-office and loam tho par
ticulars, and thon look at tho wheel,
at tho warobouso of Mitchell, Lewis
& Staver. It Is the best Mitchell
wheel, with coastox brakcr, guaran
teed for tho year, and la backed up by
the Mitchell, Lewis fc Staver Company,
Evangelical Church Appointments.
Tho various fields were filled as fol
lows
Portland First Gorman, Theodore
Schauer; First English, George Plum-
mer; Memorial, P. J. Green.
Or.egon City J. K. Elmer.
Canby W. H. Wetlaufer.
Tlgardvllle J. H. Spaar and A.
Welnort.
Vernonla Morris Hevorllng.
Little Falls J. O. Coleman.
Tacoma F. Bents.
Seattle H. E. Hornschuch.
Salem Liberty street, J. J.
man; Chemeketa street, T. It.
schuch.
North Portland To be suppllod.
Jefferson R. J. Jameson.
Albany F. W. Launer.
Sweet Home S. A. Selwort.
King's Valley W. E. Simpson.
Everett and Whatcom E. D. Horns
church. Eastorn Oregon E. L. Jonos.
Lents H. O. Henderson.
Union Hill James B. Crooks.
Hoff.
Horn-
Portland and Return Only $2.20.
Tho Southern Pacific la now selling
round trip tlcketa to Portland from
Salem for $2.20, good going Saturday
p. m., or any train of Sunday, return
ing Sunday and Monday, giving all
day Sunday and Monday in Portland.
Tho samo arrangement applies from
Portland, giving all Portland people
a chanco to visit valley points at
greatly reduced rates.
Tonight at the First M. E. church;
first program of tho May Festival.
Three Nights of Unalloyd
Delight at tho May Festival.
mimmmm
Dog Biscuits
3 lbs. 25c
Good for yoar dog.
Try Them.
SALEM GUN!
STORE
Paul H. Mauser, i
I Proprietor.
IhiiiiiihihiiiiiihihP
Don't Delay
YotJ Otdet
Building Is going on with a rush.
Wo aro well supplied with
SEWER PIPE
8AND OR GRAVEL AND
GARDEN LOAM.
You will get tho best of every
thing when you buy of
A. M. PATRICK & CO.
Successor to D. 9. Bentley. Phone
Main G91. Wholesale and retail
building material of the best
181-183 Commercial St., Salem
;; of ONE DOLLAR or more !
reived at any time. Pu$ fool J
; ; Issued to ach depositor.
vH t'HH I H I I i 1 1 1 H tHHfl
in 1 1 1 m i a 1 1 1 cihww
I
; Voget Lumber
:: and
: Fuel Company.
Rough and dressed lumber,
1 1 sash, doors, lath and ehlnjlM
; ash and fir wood. Salem On
; ; Down town office 11! Coot
; ) s t root Telephone Mala 245L
; ; One block east of S. P. pu
senger depot.
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The Big Show
Still Continues and Large Crowds
Enjoy the Benefits
Bargains In all kinds and sizes of the best shoos evor made. A
Ladies' $3.50
Ladies' $3.00
Ladies' $2.00
Men's $4.00
Men's $3.50
Children's shoes all the way
shoes for 10c. Misses shoes
offered, and no end to stylos.
Snoes tot
Shoes tor
Snoes tot
Snoes for
Shoes for
$2.25!
$1.45
$3.25
$2.75!
from 60 . cents up. Infants soft sole ,
from $1.00 up Itarost bargains erer,
Remember tho place. J
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STORE
State Street
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Fresh Fraits Served at
Out Fountain. Crashed
Strawberry Now the
Rage
The Spa