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EMBROIDERIES
pfi"" SAlE 1 9cts Yard
Beautiful patterns such as are being
sold in the larger cKecs at 25c a yard,
during their white sales. Our price
will be 1 0c a yard.
ELECTION
RETURNS
COUNTED
1Ar4 J A big line of new Embroideries worth 15c
UCyO 'td'2Qc'a yd. special in this safe at' 10c
LADIES'NECKWEAR
Lace, dollars With tab fronts
the latest creations
,15c, 23c to $1.35
TURN OVERS
A big line of imported and
nn , made novelties.
18c, 23c, 45c ""-
Ladies' Jackets Reducad
Don't forgot wo nro 'still conduct
ing- our great salo of ladles' jackets
Evory garment lias been grently re
duced.
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WHITE. HOSE
A new line just received.
25c, 45c, $1.13
The ELK'S SKIDOO will be a Great Event.
&Mlim Patterns!
Tho official canvas of the votes. for
Marlon county will' probably be com
pleted this afternoon. The votes are
nro being tabulated, andl the result of
eomo of tho offices are as follews:
Governor '.' .'.''. '
Amos, Prohibitionist "210
Barzeo, Socialist it,.., ,....V.. 1-12
Chamberlain, Democrat 2903.
Withycombe, Kepublican .., 2763
U. S. Senntor , ;y, .
Bourne, Hep , ..2300
Gearln, Dem 266!
Paget, Prohi. 330
Simola. Soc 1G9
Joint Senator
"W. H. Byrd, Dem 2307
Miller, Rep . '. 2730
Henkcl, Soc ""2SS
White, Prohi 333
Prank Dnvey secured the highest
voto of any of the candidates for tho
legislature.
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TWftnSDTIf IIL WOMEN WHO ESCAPE
SPRING CATARRH BY TAKING HKU
Spring Fever Is Spring Catarrh-Nothing Kobs
of Strength Like Spring Catarrh.
Pp-rit-na Is. a Pine T i-. I
Wr to U1UC rot
weary Woman,
A Letter of Praise.
Personals
Norwich Union Fire Insar
, ance Society
Prank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Offico with Wm. Brown & Co.; No.
120 Commercial Stroot,
NEW TODAY
For Rent. Furnished1 and unfurnished
rooms. Apply at 222 Commercial
etroot, over Journal office.
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Wanted A young lady to -work in
Btoro. Adkl'ross "X.," care Journal
offico. 0-8-tf
Corporations Begin Jo Kick
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investment "'lll nqw dodge- this stnto.
Tho corporations mndo no-effort to
beat tho bills 'at tho polls. Public
opinion, thoy saw, could not bo thwart
cd in its demand for such, legislation.
Beforo tho election conferences were
licld by their representatives, to con
elder want was tho ndvisablo course to
pursue,, It was, thon decided that pow
dor fl?od would bo wnsted, and) that
tho safe- nnfUjo'incthdtffcwa"sHo, take
to tho cellar until nfter the cyclone bad
iwept byf and then eo if tho courts
would not help make repairs,
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Go Into Effect In July.
Tho two tax laws, together with the
olx other nets passed at tho polls, aro
io go into effect next month, nftor tho
official canvass of tho county returns
dhnll have been mndo by tho secretary
of state, and thoy shall havo been pro
claimed by tho socrotnry of stnto.
PORTLAND'S
SPECTACULAR
PREACHER
Silver Bell, Attention.
All Women of Woodcraft and Wood.
?nen of tho World are requested t
nieot at 1 oWock at Holman hall to
nttond unvqtltng coremonios, Sunday,
June 10. . DOIttV. DE LANKY,'
Guardian Neighbor.
A. J.Basoy, a C.
BaiJ Concert Tomorrow.
The Stilom Military Band will give
a concert .at Marlon Square Fnrk to
morrow at 3 o'clock, weather permit
ting. Come out and enjoy tho music.
Money to Loan
THOMAS X. FOKD,
Oree tad A Bash' Bank, Meat, O.
Dr. Brougher Is now Working
the Women to Build
up the Church
For tho coming six weeks, beginning
next Sunday evening, raero man 1 go
ing to be gently but firmly backed) off
tho board nt tho Whito Temple, lie
will bo allowed) to Bit in a pew, drop
monoy into tho contribution box anl
ing, if ho knows liow. lie will also"
bo compelled to kcop nwako whilo Dr,
Brougher regales his jaded mind with
"feasts of reason and flow of soul."
That is, all this is going to happen
unless present plans miscarry, for the
eminent Baptist divino has appointed
150 women ushers, who will havo charge
of the handling of tho Sunday night
crowds, while tho men ushers aro giv
en a vacation, with an opportunity to
watch tholr sisters do it sight.
This innovation has never been tried
in nuy of tho local churches, but Dr.
Brougher found thnt it was an emi
nently satisfactory chango in New
Jersoy and Chatanoogn, whero he once
hold pastorates.
Tho scheme was outlined to tho wo
mon of tho congregation immediately
following tho regular weekly prayer
meeting, and, after tho first murmur of
surpriso, they wcro enthusiastic over
it. But Dr, Broughex gave thorn some
rigorous Instructions.
For Instance, thoy nro enjoined not
to separate, undtor any circumstances,
a "follow nnd his. sweetheart," while
thoy aro cautioned) with equal firmness
to tolerate no spooning.
Ho said: "If yon seo a couple look
ing at each other too much, or hold
ing hands, or doing anything that will
interfere with their listening to the
sermon, go up to them and tell them
to postpone tho spoenlng until they
get out in the moonlight or homo in
the parlor., . Do it in a pleasant way,
though."
Tho case of Marion, county vs. John
Kreli will corao beforo tho circuit
court of Multnomah county, Juno 14th,
At a recent trial tho jury disagreed.
Eleven jurors wore in favor of giving"
tbo damages, but one held out and re
fused to bo convinced.
A $2.50 Bcy Spoon For Only $1
Sattfrday and McWay, Joae J 6 and it we will sell
tfcoae spoons at tfais price omly. Noae can be had hz-
ton rsftet at thia Urvtt. Wcdotfcia to iaftodacein
Saleca tfce
"WORLD BRAto" OF SILVERWARE.
Tiik is blgii grade goods ad is guaranteed to co
taift 50 par cant more surer tkan other standard plate.
See out wtadaw display.
wttfr'jegy'efae''m LjUrsts
5akstlOre
Major Loomis is in Portland- today.
S. T. IMehardson went to Portland, on
tho morning local.
James Lane, of near llalsey, is vis
iting friends' in the city.
Ca.nl Abrams is limping today as the
result of a fall from his bicycle yester
day. Miss Chloo Bashor lenves this after
noon for n visit with relatives in Port
land. Mr. nnd M:s. T. B. Cornell, of Grants
Pass, aro the guests of Mrs. E. J.
Cornell.
C A Beauchamp, tho Stayton drug
gist, was renewing acquaintances here
yesterday
Miss Neuta Potter, of Portland, is
tho guest of Miss Marie Hofer for sev
eral days.
Hon. W. K. Newell, of Gaston, state
horticultural commissioner, was in the
. city today.-
Superintendent Calbrenth was
among tho Portland-bound' passengers
on tho morning local.
Andrew J. "Vaughn, the well-known
Portland) detective, was hero yesterday
on an official mission.
Miss Mnbel Crolghton, who has been
sick for somo time, is improving, and
is alio to see hcr friends.
W. T. Perkins nnd) son, Phillip, left
this morning for a visit with Oregon
City and Portland friends.
Father AL A. Moore, rector of St.
Joseph's Catholic church, bas returned
from a visit at Corvallis.
Mrs. O. B. Shelton, secretary in the
ofllco of tho governor, went to Portland
today for an over-Sunday visit.
Dr Harry H. Olinger has been ap
pointed by tho governor a member of
tho state board of dental examiners.
Phi S .Bates, editor of the Pacific
Northwest, returned to Portland1 yes
terday afternoon, after a business visit
hero
Miss Mario Whipple, of Vancouver,
hns como to Salem to attend the fes
tivities of commencement week nt the
University.
The Misses Grace and) Winnie- Bel
linger went to Portland this morning
to attend tho funeral of the lato Oscar
H. Bellinger.
Professor Dan Yoder, formerly prin
cipal in tho Salem schools, was in the
city yesterday, and left for Portland
this morning.
Bruce Bobbins, who has been nttenij
ing Willamette University, leaves
Monday for tho state of Washington to
spend his vacation.
David Eyre, assistant cashier of the
Salem Stato Bank, has go no to Golden-,
dale, whore lie will assist in a fishing
and) hunting expedition.
M. I. Jones, who underwent an op
eration recently at a hospital in this
city, has bcn taken to his home at
"labish Meadows," and Is recovering
rapidly.
Frcdi Hofer, Prof. Mark McAllister,
Charlw WaUs, A". B. Belknap, W.
Lane, Owen Test, M. M. liong, J. Black
orby, H. Cady are among tho 0. A. C.
people who arc hero to attend tho big
tmck meet.
Mrs. Linn Jones, of Oregon City, is
the guest of city friends. Mr. Jones
was recently elected to the legislature
from Clackamas county. He will nr
rive in tho Capital City this evening to
visit ovet Sunday.
Miss Mabel Glover arrived yester
day afternoon from Albany to witness
tho gradnatlng exercises at the Uni
versity. Hen brother, Ronald Glover,
is a member of the graduating class
from the law school,
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store, 1S7 Carelai street, near
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Miss NoUlo Condon, 450 7th Avonue, luoklrsi
writos
"1 consider Peruna the Ideal spring tonic.
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of tho year and find that It enable, m., :la,"H
variable weather of the spring and the rySJll1
the summer." -""JTttaj
Poruna affords tho most prompt and permuttU
ui v. w uvx.wun jtiiuBUTuuun. caused by tn
catarrh, as verified by many cures on our records.
Gained Eighteen Pounds.
Mrs. Hattio Hamilton, B. F. D. 2, Sparta, Ky., writes:
"I Have taken two bottles of Peruna and commenced
on tho third.
"I did not really need tho third ono, but thought it
best to take another bottlo.
" have always weighed 102 pounds, but since I be
gan taking Peruna 1 weigh 120 pounds for the first
time In all my lite, and 1 am now 33 years old.
"Your medicine has surely done me a great deal of
good and I have recommended it to several others
who have begun taking It.
"My mother, who is 70 years old, had grown so weak
sho could scarcely walk.
"She took two bottles of Peruna and is fleshier and
Is lookinc well."
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A Spring Tonic.
ALMOST everybody needs a tonic
in tho spring. Something to
brace the nerves, invigorate the brain,
and cleanso the blood. That Peruna
possesses such qualities is beyond all
question.
We have on file thousands of letters
which testify to the curative raluo of
Peruna in cases of nervous depres
sion and run down conditions of tho
system.
A Typical Letter.
Mrs. Rhoda Stulllebcam, Bunch, Iowa,
writes:
"For years I Buffered with catarrh of
'.ho throat and bronchial tubes.
'I doctored with different physicians,
bat kept gottlng worse all tho time.
"tfhis spring I took a cold wnich set
tied on my lungs. I had such a cough
I conld not rest at night. My friends,
and I myself thought I had consump
tion. "A friend advised rrte to try Peruna.
I bought a bottlo and wrote to you for
advice. Before I had taken ono bottlo,
my cough was better so I concluded to
glvo it further trial.
"1 followed your directions as closely
as possible, and thanks to you and
Peruna, I am a well woman to-day."
Peruna never falls to prevent
spring catarrh or nervous prostra
tion, It taken In time.
IVIrs. flattie Hamilton.
Pc-ru-na Contains. No Narco!
One reason why Peruna has foai
manont uso in so many homes lit
contains no narcotics of any kind. ' I
Peruna is porfoctly haralew.Hti
according to tho directions oa i
bottlo. So used, It can be Ukns
length of timo witbont acqntilil
drug habit.
It has no bad effect upon the Kit
and gradually eliminates catarrh tja.
moving tho causo. of catarrh.
There aro a multitudoof homart
Peruna has been used oft and mil
twenty .'years.
Suah a thine could not
If Poruna contained anv drnntfi
harmful nature. t"'
Address Dr. Htrtman. Preil
the Hartman Sani arlunv Oolom1
Hawkeyes Get a Fortune.
(Four O'Clock Edition.)
Des Moines, la., Juno 9. Four heirs
here, with four sisters and a brother
in Los Angeles, havo been notified that
thoy are the heirs to tho Childress es
tato in Childress county, Texas, wor'th
$1,500,000. Tho local heirs aro poor.
Undo Sam Gets Yosemito.
(Four O'Clock Edition.)
Washington, Juno 0. The senate
passed a joint resolution accepting tho
recession by California of tho Yose
mito valley grant. The Mariposa big
treo grove has already passed the
house.
Company Is Not Afraid.
The Salem Nursory Company hns
bought S00 acres of land threo miles
northeast of Hillsboro, and will estab
lish a great nursory and walnut orchard
there. k Tho land is two 'or three miles
from railroad at present, which would
make it very inconvenient for shipping
purposes, but it is significant tkat it is
located whero the new electric road is
expected to run, and they will no
doubt use their influence to havo it tun
there, and to have it como soon. For
est Grove Times.
Probato Matters.
Tho will of William N. Chambers
has been admitted to probate in the
county court. All tho property, said
to bo worth $3500, is bequeathed to the
widow, Katio Chambers, except $5, de
vised to a. daughter, Anna. Mrs.
'Chambers is 'appointed- executrix of the
estate. Oregon Journal.
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Friends' Ohurch.
Highland Avenue. Sunday echool at
10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m, and 8
p. m. Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m. Y.
P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m. Everybody cor
dially Invited. Prayer meeting Thurs
day at 8 p. m. Oliver N. Kenworthy,
pastor.
No Chemical Engine 1
Chairman Low, of the commiiM
firo and water, has decided w j
further press his demand for ak
al engine. Ho says the
needs tho engine, needs a bettw i
menfc to fight fire, but there tret
sons-why ho thinks It best not to
tho -nucchaso of the chemical it
cnt.' Ho " has madto his fight ferlM
gine, and is satisfied it is bet :1
city to let it go over until
fall election,
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May Have Resigned.
St. Petersburg. Juno 9 Tt ?o
ported that tho ministry has resigned, rriawaa, and they left the (Karao
Chemawa Just Quit
Tho came between CherfiMfi'
Willamette University ended M
at tho end of the first inning, M
scoro was 3 to 0 in favor of W
lecians. A decision of the M
re- is reported, was displeasing tp tHl
Defeated, But Not Discouraged.
Miss Mary Oeborn Douthit, sister of
J. A. Douthit, spent yesterday with
her brother's family, leaving this
morning for Portlnnd. T&lsa Douthit
has been campaigning in Harney and
Malheur counties in the interest of tho
equal suffrage amendment, and traveled
about 500 miles by stage in the inte
rior of tho state. Like all hex sisters
in tho campaign for suffrage, Miss
Douthit is ready to give up the strug
gle, but will renow it at the next elec
tion. The Dalles Chronicle,
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Mormons in Oregon.
Tho Dalles Chronicle of the 30th
says:
"Elder John Kohler, of Portland,
wko spent nine years in Australia, as a
missionary, has been holding meetings
at BoydL Elder N. T. Chapman, of
Hood IUver, is competing & secies of
meetings at Center Bridge this wesk.
These e represent the reorganized
church ef Jesus Christ of the Latter
Day. Saints."
The reorganized cnurcb. of the Lat
ter Day Saint la Me-moniMB, and that
is all.
Received Toda
A shipment of the latest effects in men's
shoes arrived this morning, See Uiem.
Patent Button
Gun Metal Blucher
Patent Blucher Oxford
These are in the famous V
rjety shapes
E. L. IRVIN&CO.
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