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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14
Don't Wait too Long.

Don't neglect your bearti II 10
throbs or palpitates, skips beats or
causes pain 10 the left side, shoulder
OF arm, IL ls weak and needs atten.
tion. Don't wait until you fall down
at your work. Don't delay until your
doctor says your time on earth is
short--that you must be left alone
that you may die OF heart failure at
any moment DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure strengthens the heart muscles
and regulates their action; IL stimu-
lates the digestive organs and makes
the blood rich and red and pure.
"At times my heart would almost
stop beating; at other times IL would
palpltate and tbrob so that ! could
bear IL beat against my breast.
When / consulted my physician be
said | should not venture away from
home alone I was unable 70 per.
form any labor, but when ] com
menced taking Dr. Miles Heart
Cure grew stronger at once j con
tinued its use, together with DR.
Miles Nerve and Liver pills and nov
! can attend 70 my business and en-
10Y good health"
ABRAHAM JACKSON, Versailles, o.
Df Miles Heart Cure Is sold al all
druggists on . positive guarantee.
Write for free advice and booklet TO
DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14
THE NICARAGUA BILL AMI ITS
EAIE


The Chronicle IN an administration
organ. The Chronicle puts forth the
best and most reliable Washington news
Of any San Franclsco papers. In the
Chronicle ON Thursday was special
dispatch from the National Capital
which showed that the Nicaragua Canal
bin would be buried In committee this
session, The reasons given are two-iold'
l--Those who champion the Hay.
Paunceiote treaty say that II II is not
ratified, the Canal bill will not pass
2-The llanna-Payne men declare
that the Nicaragua Canal bill will surely
bo left In Committee II the Hanna.
Payne ship Subsidy bin fails Of passage.
The Hay Paunceiote treaty Is yirtu.
ally measure 10 permit the United
States 10 pay all the cost Of construction
aud maintenance Of the Nicaragua
Canal, and let the British Government
say how II shall be run-all, Of course,
for the greater glory and benefit OF
Great Britain Ia time Of war.
The lIanna.Payne Ship Subsidy bill il
cunningly.devised scheme TO give
great sums 10 Atlantic liners, owned by
wealthy syndicates and already making
vast profits, aud 10 permit the few drib.
lets 10 40 10 the vessels which carry our
commerce abroad. The spread OF the
American merchant marine would be
iostored by this bill la about tho same
ratio that an immense subsidy 10 the
Pullman Palace Car Company would on
hance tho commercial advantages of Ari.
Eona aud Nevada,
Aud yet the absolutely necessary
Nicaragua canal IL 10 be laid on the
shelf, because interested senators great
champions OF the adminis,mtion--can
not got through one pernioous measure,
and because the administration itself
cannot prevail upon the senate 10 ratiiy
treaty which is gigantic diplomatic
blunder on the part Of secrc'ary Of State
Hay,
la the prcsoncc Of this opposition "a
the Nicaragua canal bill, tina, OF the
great transcontinentai railroads glows
with the sacred 6rc Of Patriotism. Sac
ramen,o bee tRop,l,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

That Il the significant heading Of an
advertisement for an old soldiers re.
nnion 70 be held At Lyons, Linn county,
beginning July g. IL i the john A.
Logan encanpment Formerly held
across the rlver At Mehama. An en.
ergetic and enterprsing management
win provide an the comforts Of good
camp and a god day and evening pro.
eram.
The veterans oi the Union and Con
fcderaie armies should unite in holding
q grand Fcunion annually up there al
the iool ol tho mountains on The bcauti-
iul sNaliam. The Indian var veterans,
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BY HoFER BROTHERS,
MoNpAY. MAY u IOOO.
PRIMARY REFORM.

There IL one law TnE JoURSAL will
make fight for the next legislature and
that h reform Ia the nominating system,
The present way Of packing a slate OF
precinct delegates and then packing the
vote aud then forming new slate In
the county convention is all wrong and
Ia breaking down from its own inheren /
weakness.
The only right way 10 make nomina-
tions Is by direct vote Of the members OF
a party on the Australian ballot plan. II
there are ave Republican candidates for
sheriff, or OF any party, at tho primary
Of that party their nameeappcar alpha
betically and the voter indicates with
cross the one he thinks should be the
party candidate. The friends Of all the
candidates turn out 10 the primary, and
the asplrant having the largest vote is
the party nominee. No with the AS
pirants for each Office. Each voter
knows beet who should be the nominee
Of his party.
\. W. Bingham. the author Of the
Australian ballot law and registration
law Ia this state, 10 candidate for the
legislature In the lackamas.Alultnomah
district and will lead the dght in the
next legislature for direct nomination
and 10 perfect the registration law and
to prevent the emasculation OF the
Australian ballot law--whioh will again
be attempted. The plan Of the bosses Is
10 10 try 10 change the ballot law 10 that
y party ticket can be- voted by making
one croes for the whole thing-to insure
election Of the yellow dog ON tho ticket
II there il one there.
With direct nomination and the pure
Australian ballot aud perfected registra'
tionthe powero OF bossism would be- broken
The fact that In the southern states
where the people have direct nomina.
ton theFr have been no scandals over
the election Of senators and no such
corruption Of the legislatures as We have
in the north, ought to convince anyone
that tho delegate nominating system is
the CHIEF cause OF rotten politics, with
direct nomination an official who makes
a good record could appeal directly 10
the rank and die Of his part instead Of
having 10 satisfy the hossee.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH TURKEY
There Are No New Developments in the
Situation.

There Are No New Developments in the
Situation.
special To the New York Times from
Washingt says;
Although the department of state is
silent as TO the course TO be pursued
toward Turkey, In case the Sultan per-
sists In ignoring the demand OF the
United States for the payment Of the
indemnity which the Sultan has admit
ted 10 be- just aud due. II is ascertained
from one OF the foreign legations that
there il evidently purpose on the part
of the United States government TO try
the effect Of demonstration 10 eonstrain
the payment promised. The foreign
representative who learned this has
mentioned il with astonishment 10 some
OF his associates, aud II has undoubtedly
found its way 10 the several courts in
Europe.
The intimation il heard here that
the German government has signifed
It's disapproya OF the published prop
osition that In case OF suspension OF
diplomatic relation with Turkey the
interests OF the United States shall te
turned over 10 Germany,
Germany is engaged in an effort TO
lugnIiate itself with the Sublime Porte
aud would look upon the invitation 10
take care OF the United States in Turkey
as am embarrassment.
No conjecture is iudulged in at the
Department OF state as 20 the mission Of
Ahmed fasha, the Turkish Admiral.
who is reported To have started for this
county to arrange for the building Of a
ship OF war, that is 10 be paid for at the
value Of the vessel plus the amount of
the indemnity for the losses al Harput
and MarAsh.
The Government would not listen TO
amy such proposition, and, II il did, il
Is believed that when the ship was de-
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the Mexican war veterans and The vol
unteera and regulars Ia the Spanish
American war should unite with them
on that occasion and let the Fourth OF
July ring with patriotic sentiments aud
sound American principles.
The John A. Logan encampment Is
primarily sfor the old veterans and he-
rocs Of the Union armies Of lsGOG5, but
they are big enough between the eyes
TO give a cordial welcome 10 all others
who have served their country In time
of war At home or abroad. The old boys
who wore the blue will be there. They
are not dead yet and will rally 10 the
colors, with transportation, oommissa-
riat aud wives and sweethearts once
more In honor Of General Logan, one OF
the gfandest patriots our country has
ever produced.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

Below IL given the premium list for
the Rose show to be held in Salem
May IS, In the City Hall. Besides
exhibits Of roses and strawber'
ries there will be free public parade Of
children on decorated bicycles, which
will alone be worth coming miles TO see.
PREMIUM LIST.
Best collection OF Tea roses, half or
full blown and not less than ~ varieties
1900.
Best collection Of same, varieties
900.
Best collection of Hybrids-S2.O0.
Best collection OF IL varieties Of buds,
Teas. 81. 90.
Best collection Of varieties buds
tI.OO.
Best rose introduced in '9s or '99-
$1.OO.
Best collections Of pink, yellow and
red roses, not less than five varieties in
each collection sl.00 each.
Special premiums will be offered for
the finest display OF the following named
varieties:
Marechal Neil, Viscountess Folkstone,
Popa Gontier. Catherine Mermet, Sun.
set, Marie Van Houte, Jacqueminot,
Riene Marie Henriette La France, La
Marque. Perle Des Jardines, The Bride,
Madam Joseph Schwartz, Nephitos,
Princess de Sagan, 80 cents each.
A special premium will be offered for
the best display Of pansies, clemati's
begonias, ferns columbines and umbrella
plants.
Best collection Of wild flowers,
gathered by child under IL years Of
age each species arranged separately,
LIST tI.00-2nd 80 cente.
All thoee who intend TO enter their
roses should carefully read the following
rules:
1st exhibits not at the door by p.
IN. on the day Of the show will be de-
barred from competition exhibits will be
received from a. m. until p. m.
2nd All flowers entered for premium
or display, must be handed to the re-
ceiying committee at the door.
Bird All flowers entered for premium
must be distinctly and correctly named
before being entered.
4th Names Of flowers cannot be
changed after being entered.
9th No inferior plant or flower 10 re-
ceive a premium.
9Th No entry Of one variety shall con.
sist Of more than three specimens, at
least one 10 be full blown.
9TH No flower shall be entered for
more than one premium.
Bicycle Premiums.
The following special prizes are offered
by dealers for the best decorated
wheels:
BY +. A. Wigginp, for best Tribune, a
cyclometer. Best stearns, push-button
bell.
x. n. Wade X Co., for best Cleve.
land or Crescent, cyclometer; for best
wheel in yellow, a bell.
Otto j. Wilson, for best Columbia or
Hartford, lantern.
Buren, 4 Hamilton for best Imperial,
nickel gas lantern. For best wheel in
white roses, bicycle bell.
T.. NJ. Crolsan, for best Eagle,a cycle
bell.
Mitchell. Lewis 4 Stayer Co, for best
Mitchell or Golden Eagle, carbide
lamp,
Straw berry Prizes Offered.
Special prizes will be given ior the bes
displays as iololws:
For the best display Of varieties shown
10y one grower.
For best six new yarities.
For best single variety Of following;
For home market berry.
For best canning and shipping berry.
ilale to hold quart Of berries, or not
less than dozen specimens.
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BEAR JEFFREY IN POLK COUNTY
Immense Meeting AZ the Independents
Opera House Saturday Evening.

Immense Meeting al the Independents
oPera House Saturday Evening.
lNpgrENnENcE, May H.-Saturday
evening the drst gun OF the local cam
paign Was dred At the opera house in
this city. The speakers we're } A..
Jeffrey, candidate Tor prosecuting attor.
ney, aud the county Union candidates.
Mr.. leiirey spoke tor over AN hour on
general ISSUES, aud confined himself
chiefly 10 county and state matters. Ills
talk Was logical and pleased the large
audience. Mr. Hart, his competitor,
was invited 10 divide tho time, but failed
10 even respond 10 the invitation. The
audience was the largest ia our city ior
years, the opera honso being Oiled to
standing room, with largo crowd ON
the outside The closest attention was
given throughout the meeting. aud the
best ol feeling prevailed. A similar
mesi will be held at Dallas, Monday
evening.
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Not Dead Yet.

The John A. Logan Veteran Reunion
Association, which has for so many years
been held at Mehama county, Or, has
been moved TO Lyons, Linn county, Or:'
by vote Of the majority Of Stockhold'
ers.
The present location is on the c. & +.
r. X.
Wo d and a fine spring Of water will be
found on the grounds. Grounds are
among the best in the state. Encamp.
ment will begin on Monday, the 2nd Of
July, 1900, and continue through the
week.
A good program is assured, both even
ing and day. Come one, come all.
You are cordially invited to attend. By
order Of the President
w. 7. MILES.
G.. j. PARKER, Secrtary. blI-7w
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

A ie,lilon containing more than the
rcquisi,e ATTY names was liled with the
county CLERK saturday, placing OeN W
we' rs, the Howell Prairie iarmvr and
daiIyman on the Ci1irens tieke. TO an
Tho vacancy eaussl by the withdraw al
Of John W. IoVy.
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Q. j. Parker. Secrtary.
starred for Nome.

John Morelock, Chas Wolz aud j. 2.
Blankenship went to Portland this NOR
ming by boat on their way TO Tacoma.
From there they sail on the Senator,
May 10, for Nome. Mr.. Morelock is ~
years Of age, but hale and vigorous and
the arctic circle has no terrors for him
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14
WINDOW DISPLAY.
An Attractive Lot Of Lion coffoe Pre-
miums IN Steiner Drug Co.'S. Win
dow

dow.
We frequently here the claim, "some-
thing given for nothing" but do not OIL
ten ace an actual demonstration OF the
principle, like the display Of Lion Coffee
premiums now on exhibition in Steiner
Drug Cos windows. -
Here are many valuable articles. all
given free for the lion heads, cut from
Lion Coffee wrappers. These are not
cheap articles, but comprise clocks, um'
brelIas, watches, gold rings and jewelry
besides many things useful and orna'
mental in the household, or will be en-.
loved by the children. Lion Ceffee fully
deserves the popularity which 1t has
gained, because Of ITS superior strength
and flavor.
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Behold the candidate. lie cometh up
like flower and retircth from the race
bursted. His friends hll him up with
false hopes aud atmosphere. Thus
saith Tip Humphrey. lie swelleth up
like toad and thinketh the earth's
his'n. lie smileth upon all mankind
aud sloppeth oyer with good humor.
lie kisseth the children aud scattereth
his microbes among the innocent abies.
lie wearily cheweth u Glove when
he meeteth preacher, and as he
converseih with him In pious
tones he standeth to the leeward
and curbeth his breath as with a strong
bit. lie goeth home late at night 10 his
weary wife, with berry breath and
cold feet. lie riseth betimes aud hiketh
forth without his breakfast, saying, 81
90 10 see man." The dead beat who
lieth la wait then pulleth his leg 10 a
queens taste. lie "naileth a lie" but
before election day he runneth short OF
nails. lie giyeth literally 10 the church,
he subscribeth goodly sum for
the band; he contributeth TO the man
whose barn was burned he bestoweth
aims; hs sigueth friends note; he
sendeth small keg hither and large
keg thither he yieldeth in his substance ,
with apparent alacrity, After election
he goeth out back OF the barn aud
kicketh himself aud teareth his
hair and Calleih himself Rotter.
dam fool; lie returneth 10 the
house aud addrcsseth himself to the wife
Of his bosom "Behold dwelling IDIOT ;
look now upon dod rotted iooli gaze
upon dod.gasled simpletoni east your
eyes upon beetle.headed Ounce, man
who held boodl and spoils above prinei.
pic, and bath not brains enough
10 give him a headache. Then his
wife replieth, 81 told you 20, which
causeth him TO 20 ioith aud drown his
sorrow in drink.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14
JOURNAL "N.RAVsr

When the Marion county tax IL three
times AZ hlgh az Linn, and the tax
amounts 10 tl0 an acre on tillable
land, ll's time for some one 10 wake up9
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Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

One HUu GWU CODutCJ HJ AT0any and
Corvallis with Southern Paci dc tiaIm
giving direct service ID and from New.
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrIeu
Detroit at noon, giving ample tim,
to reach camping grounds on The
Breitenbush and Santiam river Ii,
same day.
H. L. WALDEN, EDWIN STONE
TT. F.AP.A. M,s,r,,
TURNER Agent. Albany, ORE,
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Excursion Ratss.

The q. c. I. Co. will make rate Of
N.b9 round trip to Portland to all par-
ties wishing TO attend Adyentists meet.
ing Tickets ON Sale May ,6, Il and IS.
good returning until May %. Steamers
Altoona aud Pomona leave daily atSa.
m' 4-l2 q.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogden
and FL Paso, and tourist cars TO Chicago,
st. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sev.
eral steamship lines for Honolulu
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. W. W. Skinner agent at salsn
Station, or address
G. ii. MARKHAM, q. P. A.,
Portland, OregOR.
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Rest assured that, II the Republican
candidates Tor county judge and com.
missioner are elected, the affairs of old
Marion will be conducted strictly on
business principles. There will be no
letting OF work without bids, and no
private gratis of any kind. The people
will know all the time just how and Tor
what their money Is being spent.-sa.
lem Statesman.
But they do not promise 10 give Ma
rion county non bipartisan administra-
tion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

pr. Bulls Cough syrup furnishes
most substantial comfort and relief TO
consumptives; IL works most remarkable
cures. Don't despair Relief can GER
tainly be had cure Is possible with
this wonderful remedy.
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mrhe s,renn,h Of Tweniy Men. .

"The Strength OF IWtHty WIFI
When Shakespeare employed TINS
phrase he referred, Of course, u
healthy, able-bodied men. III he had
lived 10 these days ne would nave
known that men and women VINO are
not healthy may become 50 by taxing
Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medicine,
by making the blood rich and pure
aud giving good appetite ana perIecI
digestion, imparts vitality and
strength TO the system.
The non-irritatlng catharJlc-
Hoods Pills.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

No one will run Jonathan 0'Donald If
elected justice Of the peace. lie will be
the tool Of no faction or church or law
firm.
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LaAiss Of The W. c. 7. U.

We desire the presence OF all the "
u, J, L. ladlcs tuesday May rs, as then
will be clection OF delegates 10 the con
Ncn,ion. PREsInENF.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

Cuba hasn't been ours over a year till
we have scandals among the oihcehold'
ers. G.. +. W. Neely has already stolen
the modest sum Of 10000, and there is
some talk Of prosecuting him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

The weather has cleared mp for the
Rose and Strawberry Fair.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

Chiils and feYef 4 4 bOliie of 0royeN rastglcss
Ohn lnuic, A. Il timplY Ion and QuiuinH Ia
lastsiess tofm, No cum no pay, fIiee ~
Otm god
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

And now every candidate thinks he
can tighten the white mans burden" "
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Report Of the Condninn

or The Capital National Bank OF
Salem, at Salem, 10 the state of
Oregon, at the close Of business
April %, 1900
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

DR.. Bernard DAILY, Union candidate
for congress in this district, declines to
make speeches, inasmuch as Mr.. Tongue
will take no personal part in the can
yass. This is certainly greater consider
alton that most candidates for Office give
their opponents.
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conduetorls Excursion

Conductors Excursion
The Order OF Railway Conductors,
which for several years has held its
annual picnic at Salem, will this year
10 10 The Dalles, May "a. The excursion
OF that date. Round trip fl l3u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14
WOOD SAW
Two Machines

"o'N Don@ QUICKLY,
Telephone 25S black. Leave orders at
residence on 18th street, or Steiner's
market NJ. VAN FLEET, EEw PARE. . 6tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14
Chicago, Rock Island 1 tPasih,Rv

The favorite line 10 all poin,.
Broad, vestibuled and up-to,dats easi
between Pueblo and Denver. and ualnl
Chicago and Kansas City, malins d,ani d,ni
connection in Chicago with ali mOa u'Iea
trains east. Firet-class Pullman Slo.uAl
Library Buffet cars, Between Denvepq
Chicago; the most perfect dinin.
service in the world "A La Cas
through first-class Pullman Sleener .si
day between Salt Lake City and ChI's1
via the scenic line; personally condrs.
excursions in ordinary Pullman sls.si'e
cars once week from Portland anSsuns
Francisco to Omaha, Chicago. Brsssnn ssn
Chicago and New York vie the c.u
Salt Lake Route, without chansn
Chicago. No annoying transfer h m. Y
cago. These cars are provided with w
weekly periodicals for free use oi oaN M
patrons. For further information. masl Ou
folders, ETC., call on your nearest tict.,
agent, or write TO
A. Il. COOPER.
Genn Agent. Pass. Dent
Portland, Ore
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14
The Rose Fair

viii be held in the Salem city hail
May 18th, beginning with the parade
In the evening.
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co.
The SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and Vay
stations at 8 40 a. m. 1884 a. m. and
.AE -.
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livered to the Turkish Government an.
other claim would have been asserted
in order TO obtain the cost OF the ship
and the idemnity added.
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SALEM LODGES

-. j. w. w
-s!eln camp No, Us Meets every Friday eyeL..
&c, 20 M A. D. q. " hall, state Ius GldS
7 bouillrrd, G. e.; W. A. Noores clere
rnpla l6, MOores blk ''e'A'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

r~'" "i ,irNenu. fnuuty uf Marl,n . " -
I, 11s u Albert, cashier III ~
"a ned hank, 10 solemnly sWs.r fb.t ~. a, ~ eve
"a, ,iHt " true 10 the bcsi % M knov iai'
los n. ALBERT
Suhslrlh.s,i .r.t .......... tashier.
lay oi Nay A. NJ $40 -'' this sih
torrect Attest, ''' "reson
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PREMIUM LIST
And Rules Of the Salem Rose and
Strawberry Show.
Details Of What the Exhibitors Are or.
fered--Speeial Premiums.

Below is given the premium list for
the Rose show to be held in Salem
May IS, in the City Hall. Besides
exhibits Of roses and strawbers
ries there will be a free public parade Of
children on decorated bicycles, which
will alone be worth coming miles 10 see.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

July 3rd, we will give to the
lucky holders of our second
gift-giving coupons, the fol-
lowing articles: :
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-14

a. ALBERT.
NJ ROBSON.
Gao \ ROBBERS
nirectoFs.
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Special prizes will be given ior the bes
displays as fololws:
Fort best display Of varieties shown
by one grower.
For best six new yarities.
For best single variety Of following;
For home market berry.
For best canning and shipping berry.
late TO hold quart Of berries, or not
less than dozen specimens.
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vhh hoffof Ihrfe
ia 40 nfcuanliy l0r
the orlEsl oiChihl.
hissh 10 tx either
fainlul a. sianErr.
OuS The oaC ~
Motnna,s fHlGsp