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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-10
pealness Cannon he cured

Dy local applications as they cannOt
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way tOcure deafness,
Ind that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an iutlamed con.
iitiOn Of the mucous lining OF the
tustachian Tube, When this tube Is
intlamed you have rumbling sound
~ imperfect hearing aud when IL is
entirely closed. Deafness Is the re-
suit, Ind unless the inflammation can
oe taken out aud this tube restored 10
It's normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF
Ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an lnilameu condition OF
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness lcaused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by
Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free.
f.. J CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o,
sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-10
Ice Very Nearly Given Away,

We can give Ice away, 10 convince you
come and see how blg chunk you get
Tor little money. Our ice In manufac-
ture from pure distilled water.
- Capltul Ice Works,
sstf KLINGER a BECK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-10

FOR SALE-A good Young horse.
Weight l,ihO. Suitable iOr heavy
work. Win take grain for payment.
Enquire oi A. NJ. Humphrey 4 Co,
2sO Commercial sircet, up stairs.
10 lOSt
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c omnsn,ion an Adyan,are.

The ST. Elmo claims 10 give the best
service, but our patrons know that the
best cooked meal is to had at The White
House Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-10
French classes Es,ablIshed.

Prof. Antoine Muzzerelli will be here
Tuesday evening and will begin his
classes in French at I and p. m. in the
rooms occupied by the medical students
over the Patton Block.
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Resnona to the Call.

Patriots respond 10 the call when made
and all who want the best meal for the
least money patonizc the Wonder
Restaurant
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-10

MEREDlTH.-At the family home ON
Fast state street, Monday, October .
1874, 10 Mr.. and Mrs +. r Meredith
daughter
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Dr G b Cole, Mediord; II l. Suyles,
Mrs II X Sutton, Ashland; II y Tunell,
A NJ Gibson, Boston; j Winan, Ed
Sachs, san Francisco; Cyrus Taber
James Roche, r II Moore, Portland.
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Ice Not Given Awnv

cannot afford 10 give ice away, hut
am selling a pure article at price that
~ within the reach Of all.
CRYSTAL ICR WoRKs.
j. Mcguire, Prop, 6l5u
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RoRN

RENNlE.-At the family home in Riv-
erside addition 10 North Salem. GA
Sunday, October 5 lSl9, at a. m, to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Rennie, a son.
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As issI aud take IL. &lsi Nsrsias.
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IN. VIM. Ernncla Ncnhln

W.T. VIII TIlHNlH otoblVl
The most experienced teacher Of sing
ing ON the Pacific coast. New studio,
2m Liberty street, Salem. Terms mod.
crate. Voices tested free Of charge.
1917 lws
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-10
CAPITAL BREWERY BOTTLED
BEER.
KlingerS q Beck Successors to Southsalem
Bottlir Works.

All orders for bottled beer will be filled
az the brewery. kept on cold storage
Free city delivery. Telephone 2l3l.
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MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.

PROBATE.
Agnes Harding, .administratrix of the
estate of Lars Harding, deceased has
filed her final account, showing receipts
of s21, III "a and DISBURSEMENTS of 81
571, "a and the date set for hearing il
Monday, November 18th, at 10 a. m.
Proof Of the will of Knud o. Storaasli
has been fled The will provides that
the estate, both real and personal, shall
go to the widow, sigri NJ. Storaasli, for
her use as long as she remain single,
and at her death it shall be shared
equally among the children Of the de-
ceased, named as follows, Oscar, Selma,
Henrietta, Trefne and Freeman Storaasli.
oil r Storaasli is named as executor.
z. p. Goulet, John w. Mckinney and
G.. A. Hurley, have been appointed APP
praisors of the w. p. Miller estate.
$. L. Frazier, administrator of the es-
tate of Angie Frazier, deceased, has
filed his sixth sem-annual account,
showing cash receipts OF $6765, and dis
bursemonts Of 1925.
Geo. J. Pierce, administrator Of the
estate of +. G.. Small, has filed his ninth
semi-annual account, showing dsburse.
ments Of $3.50, and balance on hand Of
Sl456.35.
CIRCUIT COURT.
4 foreclosure suit has been COM
menced in Dept. No . by John Morley
against /. A. Smith and w. II. Smith,
his wife, for collection OF a certain
promissary note for 500 dated Feb. "a,
1893, and the foreclosure of mortgage
given TO secure the same. Judgment is
asked for principal and interest at s
per cent, $50 attorney fees and costs Of
suit.
l.. j. Adams and Geo. G.. Bingham
are attorneys for plaintiff. The same
parties are also plaintiff and defendant
in second suit of a similar nature Tn,
amount involved being $3.50 with inter
estat lOp per cent from Oct 22, 1895.
DEEDS FILED.
Henry Amber and wife to Lucy \
Lick, q acres in section -, t6s r3v
" d. $275.
B. +. Anna Mckee 10 Rodney T.. Nc
Kee, 35 acres in sec 20, t5srl west
800.
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An Appetizing Breakfast Table

Is the one that is set with our dainty
chop dishes. cat meal sets, covered muf.
i'm dishes, coffee cups and saucers. and
prettily decorated china or English pur-
celain, chosen iron our handsome siock
OF table ware. Our tine decorated din
ner sets, tea sets aud china make one oi
the most acceptable presents 10 the
bride that intends housekeeping.
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LADIES'--26 inch steel rod 60c. 20 inch
steel rod, $l.00. 20 inch steel rod sl.2e
$50, 900 up TO 5000.
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We claim TO have the best value in
UMBRELLAS ever offered The $500
line, with Leaf Silver Trimmed handles
are beyond description.
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UMBRELLAS.

CHILDs-22 inch Wood stick 4Oc. "a
inch, 80 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
JUDGE TREADWELL
AN HONEST OFFICIAL

Judge A. B. Treadwe1 appears as a
candidate for reelection for the office OF
Police Judge on the Citizens Republican
ticket The regular party has openly
and candidly admitted its error in failing
to nominate a servant who has been loyal
to the people and his friends. Fearlessly'
conscientiously and honestly has he
espoused the cause of the citizens of this
city. His decision in the nickel-in-the-
slot machine cases has gained for him
the respect of the moral community. His
friendship to the working men In order
ing that they shall not be chained as
felons and criminals; his provision that
children shall not be incarcerated in the
City Prison over night; his condemnation
of druggists who have not been regis
tered, and his action in upholding the
State medical act have won for him the
advocacy and support of all classes.
With such material at their disposal the
residents of this State have framed his
reputation and moulded his name. He
has been tried and has stood the test.
He successfully held the position of
Judge of the Municipal Court of Stock
ton and Prosecuting Attorney of the
County of San Joaquin. His record in
those positions bespea,ks him well. A vote
cast in his favor will not be fruitful Of
results to be regretted
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

Democrats will present trading PROPOSE
tions, but offers should be spurned.
Tonight the Republican legions, In
spired by the spirit of victory, will as
semble at Metropolitan Temple. Great
waves of applause will roll for William
Mckinley in Washington and Horace
Davis in San Francisco.
Frank Ryan, the boss painter of the
transports, Will preside. Brief speeches
will be made by Hon. F. X. Schoon-
maker, Irving NJ. Scott, Lucius L. Solo
mons, / Golden, D. ]. Murphy, A. b.
Hunt, Frank ]. Symmes, E. II. Wheeler,
Van R. Paterson, Joseph c. Campbell,
D. r. McKinlay, Z. Myron Wolf, A P
Van Duzer and Julius Kahn. The
Knickerbocker quartet will render choice
selections The meeting tonight prom
ises to be the great ovation Of the splen-
did campaign.
Mayor Phelan's address to the Month
cello Club, wherein he declared that he
would not appoint on the governing COM
missions under the new charter any Re-
publican that considered national ques-
tions in this campaign, was not a vote
getting speech. He is not repeating the
threat. The charter does not hold that
the Mayor should define the qualifica-
tions of Republican, but it requires
that Republicans as well as Democrats
shall be selected. The indications are
that. the people will confer upon Horace
Davis the prerOgative of appointing the
commissions created by the new charter.
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by reputable members of the nominating
convention which he controlled, but ig-
nored decency in his desire to put up a
man whom he figured would capture q
goodly portion of the returned volun-
teer" vote. Since that time the exfgen-
cles OF the campaign have brought out
career and it is conjectured by those
on the inside that not once but half
dozen times has the Mayor been COM
PEELED to go down into his own pocket
and bring forth the coin with which to
save Geary from some Of the many iudg-
ments which have stood for years gainst
him in local courts and which, since he
came into stolen political prominence,
have threatened the fag end of the repu-
tation he has left.
The best men of his own party have
already repudiated Geary:. The fact that
for consideration he offered to betray
to rival firm the business secrets of his
employer and benefaCtor was more than
many decent Democratic business man
selves turned from him, for even the
Vilest of them has no use for man who
will not protect his friends.
And now Sam Rainey has turned him
down. The not delicate Rainey stomach
Tebelled at Geary when he was proposed
for nomination, and the Bush-street boss
mas championed his cause in only half
hearted way, notwithstanding the re-
peated request of Phelan that Geary be
pushed forward with the others at the
head Of the ticket. Rainey listened to
Fnelan respectfully, but In Geary's case
failed to take instructions, and when he
issued his orders to the Fire Department
on Saturday night made no mention of
our hero's" name. He was promptly
called upon by Phelan with more urgent
request, but again was his Honor turned
down.
Even Phelan has admitted Geary's
case to be a bad one. for since The CaiTs
first expose of that persons character he
has not been permitted to speak at the
regular Democratic hurrahs. Either his
Honor or some one other of the speakers
has done his talking for him, and the
Geary personality has been kept as much
in the shade to which it is accustomed as
possible
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ported. For forty-eight hours San Fran
cisco will be deprived of ample fire pro-
lection in order that Mayor Phelan S
chances of election may be increased
RaineyS orders to the Department in
dicate as clearly anything the real
fight Phelan is making and his hypoc-
risy in pretending to seek the election of
the entire Democratic ticket Rainey S
instructions were that his men in the De
partment should work for Phelan, Dodge
and Lane. Phelan wanted him to add
Dennis Geary's name to the list, but the
fat boss Of Bush street would not stomach
the dose. Deasy, whom Phelan has knitted
Ing so, was not included in the orders
nor was Lewis F. Byington, Democracys
candidate for District Attorney. Neither
1or that matter were Edmond Godchaux.
Dr. Beverly Cole or any of the others
down to the last Police Judge.
Phelan's ignoring of Deasy has been
particularly marked. During the last few
nights of the campaign he slghted him
openly on the platform, and has pre-
served only the most transparent sem
blance Of friendship. Deasy is aware of
this. as are his friends, and he knows the
reason for it. Phelan was told shortly
after Deasy's nomination that If the old
man were elected, he would probably de-
mand the right to administer the af-
fairs of his own office and distribute the
patronage that attached to it and that
neither the Mayor nor his political partner.
Rainey. would be allowed any more than
they could beat out of him with a club
Phelan at once started trading on Deasy's
votes and he figures already a large profit
TO himself, Dodge and Lane. Incident
ally the Deasy people have pulled a snick-
ersnee of their own and it is going into
much regularity as time and opportunity
will allow.
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FIREMEN ORDERED
OUT FOR PHELAN

The edict has gone forth to the Fire De-
partment. That branch of the city's gov
ernment which, by the grace of Sam
Rainey, has been Mayor Phelan's greatest
source of political strength, got it's orders
from the Bush-street Boss at o'clock last
night, and woe to him who fails to-mor-
row to obey them to the letter. The
Rainey orders were plain and to the point:
vote for Phelan, vote for Dodge vote for
Lane; or tender your resignation"
1t is the delectable trio at the head
Of the ticket that the fire laddies have
been ordered to boost into office The
other candidates, headed by poor old
Deasy," may look out for themselves.
The Phelan gang and the Phelan bosses
have grown desperate in the face of the
growing popularity of Horace Davis, and
their every energy is being bent to hoist
themselves into office, even if the rest of
the programme goes Republican.
The PheIan-Rainey orders are not one
whit different than those issued to the
Department last year, nor were they is
sued in any other way It's the same old
game and the same old programme the
Bush-street boss has worked with his
department ever since it became one of
his political assets. and the foundation for
the fortune he has built out of practical
politics.
The deal was consummated in the Bush
street stables on Saturday night when
Ralney summoned the District Engineers
- ZIG DCpddI 10 meet Win MIN ana
pair Of his trusted lieutenants Each
OF them was instructed to hand Rainey's
orders over to the foremen in his district
Win with further instructions to spread the
WoIu among the men. 1t was expected
that the foremen would do as ordered at
yesterday mornings fire drill, but, for
some reason or other, 1t was postponed
untlI o clock last night Then the diff
terent crews We're instructed and were
also informed that to-day and tomorrow
only enough of them need report for duty
inGiI L..
to get out and work and work hard for
the esseqtially Phelan end of the ticket,
and at the same time keep In telephone
some unusual confagration sho,Ild ha e
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BABy'S FACE:
MASS OF SORES
They Almost Closed Her Eyes.
Physicians Of No Benefit.
Healed by CUTTCURA.

When my little sister waa four months old her
cheeks became red and in1amed. Small pimples
broke out over her face and it was one mass Of
scabs, which almost closed her eyes and reached
into the corners of her mouth. For several
weeks physician attended her, but as she de-
rived little or no benefit from his treatment we
searched for other means. We bought a cake of
CUTICURA SOAR and q box Of CUTIcURA Joint
ment). Her face healed aud che grew healthy
agnin. You can use this letter as a testimonial,
March 10, '9S. ROSABURGER, Solomon, Kan.
Signed by parents,
FRED BURGER, MRS. G. BURGER.
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DIED FROM HER INJURIES.

Lizzie Donegan, the seventeen months
old daughter of John D. and Mary Done
gan, 921k Howard street, who was run
over by a Howard street car Saturday
morning and had her skull crushed, died
shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. She was taken from the Receiving
Hospital on Saturday night to the home
of her parents, where she fingered be-
tween life and death until 5 o'clock yes
terday morning, when death relieved her
of her sufferlngs.
AS soon as the child's death was known
at the Central Police Station, Captain
Gillin of the Seventeenth street station
was notified and he at once placed w. Fl.
Beggs, the gripman of the car, under ar
rest on the charge of manslaughter
Later Beggs was released on his own
recognizance by Police Judge Treadwell.
Vote for DE- Thos Il, Morris for SlInerrisor
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
John Lackmann Grub.

The John Lackmann Club of the Foru-
eth Assembly District met last night and
elected George R. Fletcher chairman and
George Magoonis as secretary. The con-
dttion of the district regarding John
Iackmann's candidacy was carefully gone
over. and a thorough precinct organiza-
lion was perfected by the members vol
nnteering unite to personally work for and look
after the interests of its candidate on
alectinn day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
|. c, CARPENTER
|NDORSED BY
BENCH AND BAR
F Favorable Comment
on His Candidacy.
PARTY NOT TO BE CONSIDERED
HIS PROFESSIONAL POPULAR
ITY WE'LL DESERVED.
Prominent Judges and Attorneys
Who Are Showing a Friendly
Interest in His Cam
paign.

The bench and bar Of San Francisco
feel keen interest in the candidacy Of L.
G.. Carpenter for the Police Judgship,
and, irrespective of party, nearly all are
doing everything in their power to secure
his election.
attorney, Mr.. Carpenter has associated
peculiar intimacy and has won their con-
fldence and respect.
The following letters from Judges Of the
Superior Court and well-known attorneys
testify to the esteem in which he is held
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30, 1S9s
To Whom 1t May Concern:
l have known L. G. Carpenter, nominee
have ever found him Industrious and sim
cere in all that he undertakes, and am
confident that if elected he will make
CARROLL COOK.
I desire to concur in the good opinion
of Mr.. L G. Carpenter as expressed
above by Judge Cook. His election to the
office of Police Judge would be of serious
advantage to the people Of this city and
county. His nomination was most eX'
cellent one, and he deserves the conf
dence and support of the electors
JAS. M. TROUT.
I desire to concur in the good opinion
of L. G. Carpenter ESQ, candidate for
Police Judge, as expressed by my aSsoci-
ates, Judges Carroll Cook and James NJ.
Trout Mr.. Carpenter is in every. way
qualified for the position to which he as
pires, and If elected VIII undoubtedly
adOrn the bench.
GEORGE H. BAHRS.
indorse the above, JOHN HUNT.
have known L. G. Carpenter intimately
for number Of years and know him TO
be a courteous gentleman, good lawyer,
6. conscientious official and true friend.
J. c. B. HEBBARD.
am very much gratified over the nomi-
nation of Mr.. l.. G.. Carpenter for Judge
yer, has been an indefatigable prosecut-
ing officer, and, in my estimation. Will
make painstaking, conscientious Judge.
EDWARD A. BELCHER.
I heartily concur in all that Judge
Belcher has expressed. Mr.. Carpenter is
a man whom all good citizens should de-
sire to see upon the bench.
CHARLES S. WHEELER.
know Mr.. L. G.. Carpenter well and be-
Heve that If elected he will prove himself
to be an able, worthy and honorable mem
ber of the judicial department Of our city
and county. VAN X. PAIERSON.
have known L. G. Carpenter, Repub
lican nominee for Police Judge many
yearS-the past year as prosecuting attor-
ney of Department of the Police Court.
l know him to be an able, honest and up
right prosecutor, and gentleman of high
attainments 1 earnestly request reg that fa:
every lover of justice cast ms vote Tor
him. G. b. HOLBROOk.
Secretary Of the San Francisco Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
We, the undersigned attorneys of the
city and county of San Francisco, have
known L. g. Carpenter, the Republican
nominee for Police Judge, for a number of
years and have no hesitancy in recon-
mending him to the voters of this city. We
know him to be scrupulously honest and
thoroughly competent and a man who
would elevate that part Of our judicial
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
A Card.

To my friends and the public: A state
ment has been made that 1 am not ell
gible to the Office of Tax Collector In
answer to the same l wish to say that
am not only eligible. but was born and
reared in San Francisco and have also
been an elector of this city for nearly
nfteen years. JOSEPH H. SCOTT
Rep. Candidate for Tax Collector
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
eoLDBERG, BOWEN co.'s SPECIAL SAVING SAFE

GOLDBERG, BOWEN CO.'S SPECIAL SAVING SALE
WalnutS- regularly 15c 1OC
Eastern butternuts
Fig paSte-Turkish deligh0 zoe
regularly 25c
A confection
ROyanS-regularly zoe tin 15c
A la Vatel and Bordelaise
Sauerkraut Abs 25c
regularly lbs 25c
Frankfurter sausages-imported
2intin 4lntn Sin tin
special zoe 3Oc 4Oc
reg'ly 25c 35c 45c
Domestic frankfurters / sc lb
Brandy-California bottles s.
regularly 81 bottle gallon Z
gallon
You'll need 1t for mince meat
Mince meat ingredients
brandy I'D boiled cider
citron orange peel
lemon peel seeded raisins
spices experience
Perfume-aII odors ST
regularly 81 25 bottle
Ed Pinaud PariS-nafrisa extract
New goods arrived
walnuts California raisins
lentils pecans
figs stuffed prunes
glace fruits. californian
(Californian)
The Smyrna figs were never SO
nice as they are this year
Send postal for big catalogue
full of good things
4s2 Pine 2s2 Sutter 1900 California San Francisco
1878 Clay between Eleventh and Twelfth Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
TOM CORBETTS LEG BROKEN.
Brother Of the Former Champion
Meets With an Accident While
Celebrating His Return

Tom Corbett, brother of James J., the
ex-champion, arrived III the city a few
days ago from New York for the purpose
of enjoying a quiet rest. He is getting
it-in bed with compound fracture Of
the leg.
Saturday evening Corbett met a num-
Der of old friends and under their aus
pices started in to renew his acquaint-
ance with that part of the town that
arises late. The party visited several
places of refreshment, in several of
which 1t was necessary to touch the but
ton for the waiter. At one place, where
the button was five feet from the floor,
the ex-champs brother attempted to
touch the button with one of his toes
The result was a fall and compound
fracture.
DR.. Parkers Cough Cure. One dose will stop
a cough. Never fails Try It, 25c. All druggists .
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
PHELAN And RAINEY
DISAGREE ON GEARY

When Mayor Phelan turned down M. C.
Haley and gave to ex-Major Dennis
Geary the Democratic nomination for
County Clerk, he brought no strength to
his ticket, He was warned Of that fact
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06
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LOYAL WORKINGMEN.

VT ORKIN G MEN of San
M Francisco, ask yourselves
Wv If manly loyalty and
square conduct between
man and man do not de-
mand that you lend your strength
to Horace Davis at the polls to-
morrow?
Did not Horafe Davis in that
prolonged struggle in behalf of
free white labor stand manfully at
his post of duty in Congress, bat
ting for the exclusion of Chinese
competition? Did he not stand
firm and resolute as the advocate
of the workingman's cause when
q weak man would have fallen
down?
1t is recorded on the papers of
the Custom-house that lucrative
trade In the Orient-a trade esti-
mated at $500 900 per annum-was
sacrificed by Mr.. Davis for a
principle, and that principle was
the protection Of American labor.