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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1904.
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Caeser Young, ProminentNew
York Horse Gambler,
Suicided
"Now York, Juno 4. Caosor Young a
'well-known, bookman, Bitot and
Wllod himsolf In a cab this morning,
"Wb.Ho proceeding up Broadway with
Airs. Nan Patterson, It Is thought
tiat ho was heavily hit In the books
wcontly. His wife resides at Menlo
arlc.
Mrs. Patterson, who was In tho cab,
was a momber of tho original Floro
Qora sextette. She Is being held by
tho police. Mrs. Young was at tho
pier, waiting for her husband, whom
aho was to accompany abroad, when
Uho news came of hid death. Mrs. Pat
loraon hysterically stated that Young
'liad told her nothing of tho trtp abroad
"until morning, and that just before ho
fired Ufo Bhot he told her that ho
"would bo gono several months, and
might never soo hor again.
RATE
BRINGS
THEM
Oyer Seven Hundred Immi
grants Leave England for
This Country
Wall-Known In 'Frisco.
San Francisco, Juno 4. CaoFiar
"Young, who shot hlmseir In Noy
"York today, waB tho host known horso
man and bookmaker who over op
orated in California. During tho last
tow--summers he had control of tho
"bolting at all race meetings In Oregon
andfWaBhlngton. Ho was always con
sldorod a consorvatlvo layer on odds
xtntll last season. Young and wlfo
llvod In a fine rosldenco at Claromont
suburb, Oakland. A fow months bo
foro tho end of tho racing season In
this 'state, the ring at Oakland wns
surprised one day at tho suddon dls
uppoaranco of Young. A fow days
lator ho was roportod to bo In Los
Angolos, and that ho hnd gono from
this city with a chorus girl.
Mon who know Young woll rofuso
to bollovo that ho killed himsolf on
account of losses on tho races. They
think that hoavy drinking and do
mestic troubles, duo to his oscapados
with varlouB womon, was tho causo
of his sttlcldo. It wa3 known that tho
woman ho took with him to Los An
KOlorf had followed him to Now York,
and word from tho East canto sovornl
weeks ago that ho was badly wor
rlodk by hor prosoneo thero. Thoro
was .another story to tho offoct that
ho was madly In lovo with tho woman
nnd Mlroatlod a euparatlon.
Southampton, Juno 4. Seven hund
red and twenty persons took ad
vantage of tho now $10 steerago rato
by the American lino today, and sailed
for Now York on tho steamship Phil
adelphia. Ix hundred of the pas
sengers wore Jew-from Manchester
and London.
Excursion Rates to Yaqulna Bay.
OrtJtmo 1st tho Southern Pacific
Company will rosumo buIo of oxctir
Blonjitlckots to Newport and and Ya
qulna Day, both season and Satur-day-o-Monday
tlckots will bo sold.
Thlspopulnr resort Is growing in fa
vor each year, hotel ratos aro roason
ablonud tho opportunity for fishing,
huntjng and soa bathing aro unox.
colled by any other rosort on tho Pa
cine goaat.
Good, Spirits.
Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source Is the
liver and all the fine spirits ever 1
mado In tho Dluo Grass state could
not remedy a bad llvor or H10 hundred ,
and ono ill effects It produces. Youi
can't have good spirits and a bad
liver at tho same time. Your liver
must bo Invflno condition if you would
bright of eye, light of step, vigorous,
and successful In your pursuits. You
can put your liver In fine condition by
using Green's August Flower thoi
greatest of all medicines for tho llvor ,
and stomach and a certain cure fori
dyspepsia or indigestion. It has been
a favorite household remedy for over,
thirty-flvo years. August Flower will
make your llvor healthy and active,
and thus Insure you a liberal supply
of "good spirits." Trial size, 25c;
regular bottles, 75c. At all druggists.
At Dr. Stono's drug stores
COUNTY -CANVAS.
CLOSES TONIGHT
(Continued from first page.)
state and nation to turn tho control
of ' affairs over to tho Democrats,
then vote tho Democratic ticket from
top to bottom. If, on tho other hand,
ho has had experience' with adminis
trations of that party, and knows that
it is unsafo to trust with the reins of
government, It is his duty to cast his
ballot without equivocation or hesi
tation for tho straight Republican
ticket, state, district and county.
Tho candidates returned from tho
northern part of tho county last oven
Ing, and went out to Pratum this
morning. Tho chairmen wero busy
all day arranging tho details for elec
tion and will not stop until the polls
aro close! on election day.
Chairman Chas. A. Murphy, of the
Republican central committee, said:
"Tho lowest man on our ticket will
have 500 majority. Tho average ma
jorities will exceed that by several
hundred, however. Our campaign has
been conducted along honorable lines,
without personalities.
"Wo havo made our fight for party
principles, and have asked the voters
to support the ticket, not only bo
causo our candidates wore worthy of
their votes, but because tho policies
of tho Republican party aro on trial.
Tho opposition have signally failed in
their attack on Hon. T. D. Kay, and
Hon. J. H. Scott, and tho people of
Marlon county will endorso their rec
ords Monday by overwhelming majorities.
I "Wo find a great many voters who
formerly supported tho People's par
ty, aro now In lino for Roosevelt, and
tho entire Republican ticket.
I "Tho Democrats will not carry Ma
rlon county for a single man on their
state, district or county ticket."
Chairman D. V. Vaughn, of tho
Democratic committee, said:
"Wo havo mado a clean, hard fight,
and, while tho Intorests of every can
didate on our ticket have been cared
for, wo have devoted the greater part
of tho Joint canvass to Corby, Huck-
enstein and Harding. This was mado
necessary owing to the position as
sumed by tho opposition.
"Wo havo made tho Issue for an
economical county government, and
against tho lavish use of the taxpay
ers monoy.
"Wo wll lelect at least three mon,
and havo a fighting chance for others.
Both Democratic candidates for cir
cuit Judge will bo elected, according to
the best Information I can gathor
from this and other counties In tho
district.
"Tho Democratic vote In tho coun
ty will exceed tho vote of two years
ago by several hundred."
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
Keveals That "Pe-ru-na Is Calculated to
Tone tip the System, Kestore the Func
tions and Procure Health."
SO SAYS PROF. L. J. MILLER, CHEMIST.
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Reduced Rates to St. Louis Exposition
Tho Southom Pacific Company will ,
soil rniimt trln tloknts nt. irrnntH- rn. I
duccd rat03 to St. Louis and Chicago
on account of tho St. Louis oxposttlon
on tho following dates Juno 1G, 17,
18; July 1, 2, 3,; August 8, 9, 10, Sep
tembor 5, C, 7; October 3, 4,5.'
Going trip must bo completed with
in 10 days from dato of salo, and pas
songors will bo permitted to start on
any day that will onablo thom to
roach tholr destination within the
ton-day limit. Return limit 00 days,
but not later than December 31, 1901.
For full Information as to rates and
routos call on agent iof S. P. Co., at
Salem.
Juno 7th has bcont authorized as tho
salo dato for Louisiana Purchase Ex
position tickets, in addition to salo
datos previously announced for Juno.
This concession has boon mado to ac
commodate Orogon pooplo, .and will
onablo thom to bo at tho Exposition
on Oregon Day, Juno 5th.
W. B. COMAN, Gen. Pas. Agt.
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For Infants and Children.,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
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VOTE AGAINST IT.
Yoto agninst county prohibition.
1. jpJooauso It Is unfair,
2, llooauso1 it Is sailing under
false colors.
prohibition Is not
prohibition novor
UJ .pOWOJUO Oq 1IIAV joaou puu suit
communities that aro against Us
enforcement, V
3, localise
tompqranco.
4j, Booauso
P. Rocnuso ono precinct ought not
tp say what anothor 'precinct shajl
do or not do or havo or not havo,
as proposed in this law. That Is not
local option.
C. Docauso Orogon would be In
jurod boyond coniputatlon,by such
a law, that would stir up intermln.
ablo strife. Adv. 1
County Court In Session.
Commissioners' court, which was In
session this weok, adjourned yester
day until next 'Wednesday. Tho only
business of tho court was the audit
ing of bills.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
COLUMN
DEMOCRATIC STATE AND COUN
TY TICKET. V
For Supremo Judge THOMAS
O'DAY, of Multnomah.
For Congressman First District
ROBERT M, VEATCH, of Lane.
For Dairy and Food Commissioner
S. M. DOUGLAS, of Lane.
For Circuit Judge Third Judicial
District R. P. BOISE, of Marlon coun
ty; WILLIAM GALLOWAY, of Yam
hill county.
For District Attornoy J. J. WHIT.
NEY, of Linn Courity.
For .Roprosontntlves F X. MAT
THIEU, of Champoeg; A. HUCKE
STEIN, of Salem.
For County Judge GRANT CORBY
of Woodburn.
For Sheriff J. HARDING, of Salem.
For Troasuror DAVID BACH, of
Mt. Angol.
For Assossor JOSEPH LA FOL
LETT, of Brooks.
For Commissioner J. F. GILL
MORE, of Salem.
For Justlco of tho Peace, Salem
District C. W CORBY.
For Constablo, Salem District
JOH.N LEWIS.
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Prof. Lk. J. Miller, lato Professor of Chemistry and Botany of tho High School
of Ypallanti, Mich., writes from 8327 N. Clark St root, Chicago, 111., aa follows :
"Aa sereral of my friends havo spoken to mo of tho favorablo results obtained
through the uea of Perunn, especially In coses of catarrh, I oxamined it most
thoroughly to learn its contents.
"I found It composed of extracts of herbs and barks of moot valuablo medicinal
qualities combined with other ingredlonta, dolicatoly balanced, calculated to tono
up the yBtcm, restore the functions and procure health.
" consider Peruas ana 0 the most skillfully and scientifically prepared
medicines, which the public can use with safety and success." PROF. L. J. Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Coltiml
MILLER. Ohio.
" "DoUd. oD ,. ,
Hon. Joseph H. nu '" 1
of the American Antl.-r, i8
writes the following - 33
Grand Central Hotel St r . ,t0M
"Itis With greap&M J
dorso Poruna as WUIe thitd
an Honest modi
clno, competent
to do all H
claims. I have
used it sovoral
times and know
of nothing that
euros so com
pletely, and at
tho samo time
builds up tho
system.
"I havo rec
ommended It to
a number of mv
friends nnd always feel thatldniv
serrico for I know how satlafact
results invariably are. "2"
ovory family hod a bottle-It woni'
much sickness and doctor billit
H. Ridgeway. "'
"Fool Butter Tlmn Tor PT, T
... ...: . Aay10r, Robott.
writes: '
"I am at tho present tlma t&M
well. I can pnt nm.u,i.. t uim
I took nvo bottles of PerunS
bettor now than I havo for ...
I havo doctored with other Ha.iI
and on for fifteen years, so I c&n iM
Tvinnrl vnnii nnllAH. -J?ll
...w.. j. lucuiuuo Tory hlBhlti
stomach troublos. I take creit r,t.M
In ll,.nlrl..n .. .. " f"B
...u.o juu ior your :re ijr
and Poruna." James B. Taylor.
"I Enjoy mr Meat, a I tw4 (.,
Mr. J. W. Prltehard, Wolf Uh M
"lam ploascdto say thatZhavib
cured of catarrh of tho stomach It
runa. I could hardly cat anything (
ngrucu -nrim mo. jierore I would
nan .mrougn my meal ray itoBj
wouta uu wim gas causing aj ad
distress and unploasant foellniri O
hour or two after each mei 1
thanks to your Poruna, I am nowl
pioioiy curcu, ana can eat Myttjj.J
uuu w niiuuut nujr 01 mo antra
symptoms. I can now enjoy mr 1
as I used to do, and it is all due t
Hartman and his wonderful m
Peruna.
"It haa beon one year linctl
curca, ana 1 am all o. K. yet, to I bt
i am curca." J w. Jfrltohard.
Dyspepsia is a very common chin
summer catarrh. A remedy that r.
euro catarrn or ono location will aa
anywhoro. Peruna cures oatinhb
ever located. That it is a prompt u
permanont cure for catarrh cf &
stomach tho abovo lotteri testify.
If you do not dorivo prompt isd
factory rosults from tho ueo of Pel
write at onco to Dr. Hartman, tlrf
full statement of your case aadhevllll
bo pleased to givo you his Taltualt 4
vlco gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, Pittliwt
Music Lovers.
Have you tried those two pretty
ballads, "A Little Bird Whispered
So," and "My Sweetheart Kitty
O'Neill," by D'Arcy Blnscall For salo
at "Will's and Wenger's. 3t
Southwlck Coming.
Henry Lawrence Southwlck, dean
of tho Emerson Cojlege of Oratory,
I and an olocutlonlEt of international
fame, will be In Salem "Wednesday,
Tllnn Q Tin ...III ..!., l.l ......
1, ""T " l B I1Q 1U1I1UI1B
State League In Portland. reading, "Tho Cardinal King," which
The Albany and Roseburg basoball is an Interpretation of Bulwer Lyt-
teams passed through tho city today . ton's romnntlc drama, "Rlchlleu."
on their way to play two games on tho Admission 35c nnd 50c. Seats re
served at Burghardt's.
Portland field.
2t
"Our Champion"
Is tho best 5-cent cigar, and Jto
county Democrats think It vu tif)
ly named after Its Maker, Aug. Hud
enstein, whom they call "Our
plon."
tel
Voters Attention.
The voting place for the volenti
the First ward will bo the Wall
barn on Union street, between to
and High.
! Wheals I
Sorao people havo them In
their heads, but we put thom
onto vehicles. "Wo hnvo a flno
lot of buggies, spring wagons,
carts, buck-boards, etc., all
new, mado at home, Also a
now democrat wagon with long
distance axles, at a bargain.
Lot of second-hand wagons,
buggies, carts and other ve
hicles. See what wo offor, and
save monoy. Horso shooing a
specialty, byv C. W. Armstrong.
Remember tho Salem Wagon
factory, on North Llborty St.
Wei?ne Fennel
Proprietor.
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VOTE FOR
JOHN H. LEWIS
FOR CONSTABLE.
Ho makoa a Competent and eco
nomical official and Is a safe man
fa tho place.
8a c
i dk f 5
I .oxcycie
i Repaying
We do all kinds of Bi
X cycle Repairing and do ! !
it lirst class.
Work called for and !!
delivered. Baseball and
Lawn Tennis sapplies.
i Salem Gun Store ;
PAULH. HAUSER, J
Proprietor, j
MilKnetty
At Strikingly Low Ptfices
We aro making exceptionally low prices on lines of beautiful
summer mllllnory In fact, wo feol certain that tho low prices quoted
hero stand without a parallel. Nothing of tho artistic quality b
been sacrificed to price this mllllnory is as exquisite and excluslM
as It Is attractlvoly priced. Hero are some of the bargains.
Street Hats
Of the newost shapes and patterns, while they last you may choose
ror
HALF PRICE
Pattern Hats
Including our entire assortmontof this, season's handsomest shape
and effects.
ACTUAL COST
DRESS HATS Our entire Btock of especially designed and trirameil
dress hats, at vory low prices. It will bo to your advantage to call
and make your selections early to get tho best choosing SALE
LASTS TWENTY DAYS.
Miss M. D. Evans
Proprietor Whlto Corner Millinery Department
Fresli Frciits Served at
Ottt Fountain. Crashed
Strawberry JNow the
Rage
The Spa
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