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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-24
IT'S FIRST LIE NAILED.

Statesman Flatly conusd,e,ed by IN,
orsgonisn Report
The Salem Statesman, in It's report OF
the hrst joint discussion by Marion
county scandidates, says Of TnK JoURSAI
editor speech;
Gle pledged himself Il elected that on
senatorial matters he would stand thus
should the legislature be- Republican. he
would vote Tor and advocate the election
oi gold standard Republican. hut
should the majority he the other waV
he would vote Tor a Democrat OF Popu.
list.
The Orcgonian Of the same date gives
much fuller and fAicr report Of the
meeting IL was written by A. W. Pres
ooti, aud that correspondent reports Mr..
Hotter As saying
That Il he should be- a member Of the
next house OF representatives be would
W"fh tf an immedate organization Oi
the legislature and the early election N d
senator q The legislature should be Re
rnlah'an, he would favor the election OF
The 'esi straight Republican la the stat,
- ~ plcscnt orcson ln the Unitri State |
sena'e tie said that, ga the other hand |
II The legislature shonld be- ruled by m, |
.plss',ion, ha would favor the ele tiou |
nl u'an whn should represent the min.
,.p'es advocated by the opponents oi M,
Republican PARTY
The one 'eI'orl is lie Tho other h
he Uuth. That's the dificrenoe. Botl
.epo'is ia.l 10 state that the speakersald
bat he didnt expect 10 vote for the Re
'nehoan candidate, ha, simply pledges
'i'nse'', that he would Try no, to bloel
lis cloction.
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MORE LIES NAILED.
! he Statesman and i,s "saved.oh POO.
Bahh Called Down With the Facts.

! he Statesman and MS "Saved. d.oi Poo
Bah" Called Down With the Facts.
DR.. J. n. smith, candidate on the
Republican ticket for representative, In
a speech, ri Turner the other day, dealt
with i0ler's record as CRATER in a
manner that added considerable 10 the
discontinue Of that efratic renegade aud
plunderer OF the public treasury. lie
said that when the county court ap.
pointed Mr. Bingham to collect the
delinquent tax roll and was allowed IS
10 ~ ler cent. of the amount collected
for his compensation, that lloier de
clared with much yehemence thai IL was
a tranl aud y graft OF the worst rharac.
ter Mr. bingham was enioned through
iuier'a etOfis. But the tax roll was
advertised in ilofcr's paper ior ti.bO an
inch, while the Statesman had La bid
io DO the same work for 62is cents.
iuier' = bill lor advertising alone amoun.
tel 10 $3.50, while the sales under the
advertisement we're lees than $500
More than % per cent oi this amount
was paid to llofer for advertising alone.
II u Nasa fraud aud graft Tor MIR.
bingham 10 collect this delinquent roll
Tor II % 20 per cent, ID will he difficult
y" hh"sNf NN' INNNAA' NNANNN ANAN AAMitI
was not exercising 4 graft when he
charged % Per cent Tor only doing part
Of the work, even Il he does claim 10 be
the ialher ol all fciorm Ia this country.
No wonder lioier enjoIncd Mr.. Bingham. !
Tie wanted the graft himself. Morning
Statesman.
IL is pleasure 10 reprint the above. |
IL u also a pleasure to add the facts.
Instead Of collecting $1,000 delinquent
lakes, sheriff nurhin collected about
80 OOO.
II is TACT that TuE JouRNAL rcceiycd
100 per square for printing the dolin.
lucnt tax llst.
Ia Is also fact that the Statesman ne
elsed " per SQUARE for like work under
sheriff Wrighunan. or just double what
TnE jouRNAL wcoiyed. Tho Statesman
iitor knew that he oonid get NO busi.
ICES irom sheriff Durbln's Office, after
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-24
AN ARCHITECTURAL Hoopoo
SALEM Nav "a 1900.


EDrOr JouRSAL The cut Of the new
United States Posioflioe .bullding at sa-
lem has arrived, and tho long delay IL
accounted Tor, Il is easy 20 understand
that tho plans and drawings for this
exact description Of buildlng had been
stuck away some whore in the garnet Of
the supervising architects Office in Wash.
ington years and years ago, under the
natural supposition thai they would
never more b. called for Il has taken
one Of ihe clerks all this time 90 hunt
them out oi the accumulated rubbish.
Tho beneficial effect Of the hne photo.
tegraphic yiows ot the site and surround.
iugs sent by the city council Il eeen In
the cut, for they enabled the artist 10
throw a representation Of the NJ. h.
church into Que eoFner Of the background
locating Il about the center Of Wilson
Avenue.
The buildiug itself is peach. Il is
easy 20 see where the architect served
his apprenticeship. tor the structure ls a
cross between cracker box ami the III. |
tlc pasieboard Noah's Arks la ~llch !
the Amsriosn hiscuit Co. packs ror-
tain u he lancy crackers,
II IL alec reminiscent 81 certain school
houses built la d,slficts which are hong
on scholars and short on dollars; lad
Il has a flavor u tho old San Francisco
posiotiice down GA Bailery strcot bnilt
Ia the early days and abandoned several
year. ago, bat is much less ofnAle ia ils
Ia style % somewhat resembles he
Minnesota state prison al saltwater,
'nd she slse and eeneral appearance Of
ne eindovs are strongly suggestive a
IAN. Tho cut shoss chat the bailding
aill BE- a. ccid, dark end disagreeal,le on
ne inside - 4 u unspeakably uss GA
he outside.
in iaei. ~ architVtasal style u son,c.
hlng indvnnabls ana inacsesilalls,
aslnlF lroa the fact that ID simply 4
,mposlie oi dliiercnt conceptions d
ead gTamness Ani hasn', any archilsos.
fal Vls.
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Some endeavoy 10 comfort themselves
with the argument that the building is
Of the same style always followed by
Uncle Sam in the erection Of postoffices
and other public buildings. While this
is probably true, Il is not good excuse
for the perpetration Of any such outrage
on good taste, and deliberate rejection
Of an unusual opportunity 10 put up a
building that would be a thing Of beauty
and Joy forever 10 every resident or
visitor Of the Capital City Of Oregon.
The site is superb, open az IL is on ali
sides 70 allow a good view Of the build.
ing from every direction, and 10 perpe-
trate any such architectural monstrosity
IL, under the circumstances, an un.
qualified qualified" shame
II the government pays salary TO a
supervising architect and corps Of
secondary architects, IL would he inter.
esting to know Just what they do TO
earn their wages. Il is impossible TO
conceive Of a real live architect sitting
down 10 his drawing board, at this dawn
Of the Twentieth century, and evolving
from his inner consciousness the idea
Of any such monsirosity 10 this with
which we are threatened
OF course the power Of the United
States government il something awe
inspiring, and Il Uncle Sam is bound to
erect this thing on the land he has
bought and paid for, we cant help our
selves but, all the same, it IL an offense
to the eye-and an outrage on the public.
DAVID BURR CnAsE
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MARION COUNTY TICKET.

MARION COUNTY TICKET.
representative
George l., brown. Of stayton.
John Is. Dimick, OF Hubbard
X Ilofer, OF Salem.
A. u. Hudelson, Of Jefferson.
George W. Weeks, Of Howell.
County yudge-W. W. Elder OF slaytOb
sherih-frank W. Durbin, Of Howell
Clerk-W. z. Finer Of Woodburn.
kecorder-JOhn J. King, Of Maceay
Ireasurer-G. e. MatlOck, Of silvefton
A9essor-I. Y. Mcclellan; OF silverton
CommissiOner-W. W. Culver, OF sidney
COroner-J. W. WhillOck, Of silvertOn
SCHOOL superintendent
sufveyor-A. GObalet Of South salem.
For Justice salem District jonathan O'Douald.
For Constable salem Distrlci--J. H. Lewis.
JOINT DISCUSSION.
The Republicans aud Democratic. Citi.
zens will hold a joint discussion on the
following dates and places in Marion
county, Oregon:
THURSDAY. MAY a.
lOa m,-tiutes.
SPIN. -Mehama
FRIDAY, MAY IS
iOa m.-Macleay.
y. m. .--ilVertOn.
SATURDAY, MAY
10 Ia m.-Scotts Mills
Up, m.-Mt. Angel
MONDAY, MAY D.
10 m.-GervaiA
2p, m.-Moniior.
bp. m.-WoOdtuu
TUESDAY. May 70
10 a .-HrOoks.
Up. m.--Howell
THURSDAY, MAY g.
lOA m.-Aurora.
Up, m.-HubbArd
tp m,-huttcyille
FRIDAY. JUNEl
10 a. .-Champoeg
2p. m.-St Paul
SATURDAY, JUNE2,
Up, m aud remainder OF dAy--Saiem.
r. T. WRIGHrMAN,
Chairman Republican Central Com.
mittee.
w. s. Morr,
Chairman Demobratic. Citizens Cen.
.ral Committee.
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soms COMPARISONS
An oia Iod,An War Veteran speaks His
Mind On ths Pension Quus,ion.

Az Ola lodiAn War Veteran speaks His
Mind On lhs Pension oaussion.
EuonSr, Or. May 2i.-lTo The M.
itor. )-ln Tbs Orcsonian oi the 18Th
inst lea brief note from Mr.. J. W. Tate,
of waieuille, = veteran Of the Indian
War u lsob.bo. 10 which be asks 4 the
present spsakoF lhendarsonl lea pea.
stoned soldier.
Nov, old comrades, yoa should know
better than 70 ask she question, ior Al.
though yon and I, with many others oi
the early ploneefs 81 this coasl. served
our cauntfy iof m1nths in defending
the helpiess, pnd assisting Ia nakins
Oregon what Il Il today, q eeems that
the lat hope q = paliFy penslon. no
matter hoa deserving, Il denied us, and
this while thousands oi others. who also
oAmo forward ai our rountry's call.
many yeas aileFsarl, Nod who rcc,i,ed
pore pay than ~. 10 sav noihine Of
he llleral blunllen paid, While Ne tar
nlshed our own hores aud equipments,
ara fecelglng pensions. aud hhslal once.
TOO. rNoihlnk uill / sEleaasip o.
aoehl set dorn 10 ualice. " b., can ,oa
pcipi 10 a seisFsn ~ ne Civil War Who
q Aol dmsIas 4 pcnalon1
You and knoe nAiY persons Ia lhis
aoup,Fy sho were san'lied IN the va.
anleos ranks y ~ y ksslern Ofegoa %
,tep lhe indlans Ia anbie1tion while lie
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-24

81 think IL is my duty 70 write a
letter 20 you in regard to what Lydia
Y. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did
for me. wrote you some time ago,
describing my symptoms and asking
your advice, which you very kindly
gave. am now healthy and cannot
begin 20 praise your remedy enough.
i would say TO all suffering women,
Take Mrs. Pinkham's advice, for a wo-
man best understands a woman's suf-
ferings, and Mrs. Pinkham, from her
vast experience in treating female ills,
can give you advice that you can get
from no other source. "-CLARA KoPP.
Rockport, Ind, April 10, 1899.
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Look for the Warning.

Heart disease kills suddenly, but
never without warning The warn
lngS may be faint and brief, or may
bc startling aud extend over many
years, but they are none the less
certain and positive. Tao often the
victim a deceived by the thoughL
1t Will pass away Alas, it never
IlSses away voluntarily. Once Ia.
stalled, heart disease never gets bet
ter ~ itself II nr. Miles Heart
Nuro Is used Ia the early stages NJ.
cONery 10 absolutely certain in ever
case where It's use Il persisted In.
"tor many years Twas q great suf-
fercr fruln heart disease befOre 4
finally found relief 1 Was subject
10 falntng and sinking spellS fun.
ness about Ihe heart, aud WAS unable
10 attend % my household duties i
tried nearly every rcmcdy that was
recommended % me and dOctOrcd
with the leading physicians Of this
eeciion but obtained NO help until II
bcgAn taains DE Mlles' Heart Clrs'
lt has dune me more good than al
tke medlcino i ever took
Ma ANNA HOLLOWAY.
Geneva, lnd.
Dr Miles Heart Cure Is sold al an
ornggisis On . positiyc guarantee
Write Tor free advice and booklet 10
IN Miles Medical %, EkhAFt. Lad
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Is worth a shiplOad Of argument. ("
What snail be said, then, ~ thousands
Of factsY Every cure by Hoods Sar.
saparilla IN a fact, presenting the
strongest possible evidence Of the mer
u OF this medicine. Thousands aud
thousands Of such facts prove that
Hoods Sarsaparllla will cure all dis.
eases caused or promoted by Impure
blood. IL Is the best iDedlciue money
can buy.
Indigestion, nausea are cured by
Hoods Pills. 8
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MARY =. Not, has commenced se,io,
sssins' &. A. Mott, IN Dept No. :. O
the eircait oouTG Plaintiff asks Cor
= disoroe and the custody Of The thre
ehiidreu. q, :, Owning l. attorney 70
the plaintn.
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Chicago, Rock Island { Patiis RI
g

. The tayOrite line 70 all point, EAST
Broad, yestibulcd and up-to-date train,
p, - iween Pueblo and Denver, and Omaha
chicago and Kansas City, making direct
connection in Chicago Wi,h ali morniny
trslns east. Flrstclass Pullman Sleepers
~ Library Bur { ears, between Denver apJ
Nilcasoi the most perfsct dining ca
service IN the Worll "a La Carte. J.
through hrst-class Pullman sleeper ever
uay between salt lake CITY and Chicsg,,
va The sccnic line personally cordue,s,l
excursions IN ordinary Pullman sleepips
"a: Ssfs once a week from Portland and Sas
Z :, taheisco u Omaha, Chicago. BuffaIo
hleSsp ami New York via the GTes,
Sslt LAKE hoa,e, without change ~
Dh'caso, No annoying transfer is chi,
-"s9' These cars are provided with III
~ve6ly Periodicals. for ire use M oD,
.S,lirons- For further Information. man.
ollers, etc, call on your nearest ice,
'gtnt' or write u
A, r.. COOPER
''enl Agent. Pass. Dept.
PORTLAND Ore
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IuIIUlAn and Iourlats cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogden
and I'll Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
st. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew
eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
south America.
see Mr.. W. w. Skinner agent at salsW
Station, or address
@. IL. MARKHAM, G.. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
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llIttsn Shot, Line RaiIrOla
The Direct Route 10
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern points.

SOhOAagg
and all Eastern Points.
Gives eho.ce Of two iAvor.te routes, via
me UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line,
or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines.
No Change Of Cars.
on the Portland-C Chicago Special, "liss
hnes, in the West"
Equipped with
t'es snt Standard Slssper
llae New Ordinary Tourist
S'eepsfs
Su'erb tibraU-BuFet Cars
Seiendid Dinners, Meals
3 Ia carte
Iree Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Completely
vestibuIed
for inrther information apply 20
J. X. NAGEL, W.E CONAN
Irav. Pass Agt. Gsn'I Agenl
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McCoy STAGE.

leaves willamette stable 6;aO M
p..ly p-y l9f lincoln, Zeas. Mccoy. sn5
! treiiyaAie aud return same day. Se~
ssl.i ,,a.Ai sosd horses snsl careful driver
Z .iSeis ,a delivered along the line.
\. +. DAyls
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Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

Corvallis with Southern Pacific tiains
giving direct service ID and from New
port aud adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive al
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
TO reach camping grounds on the
Breitenbush and Santiam river the
same day.
X. l. WALDEN, EDWIN sTOHE.
" az A.. Manager
TURNER AEruL AIsany, Ore.
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Conductors excursion 10 The Dalles
Ore, Sunday, MAY q. Round trim
uckets 81. osing TO the limited pass.n.
ger equipment, the conductors REQUEST
yon 10 purchase your tickets early. fhry
Nlsh % close their ticket sales, A. nearly
az possible, by the evening of the 25th.
IA order Ia give them time o. procnre a
snthcieat number oi Coaches 10 ac,om
mo.laie everybody Tickets nov on sale
AZ ). 7. ticket Office aud Al Patton Bros.
oooAs'of". d3t.l6-la24
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Will be- paid for the arrest and conyic
tion oi any person caught injuring or
cutting palms or shFubbery in OF around
the Willamette Hotel.
70 n J. CoNNKR.
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THE UNION TICKET
Candidates For State and District
offices at the June
Election.

For Supreme Judge-Geo Green
For Food Conmissioner-w. NJ. sohulmerich,
Washington County.
Conueasman-Fint District Bernard DAILY
lake County.
For Prosecuting Attorney-John A. Jeffrey. Ma.
rion County
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Not Dead Yet.
The John A. Logan Veteran Rsn,i,D
Association, which has Tor 80 MANY ves -
been held At Mehama county. or. bas
h'en moved % H. ons, Linn county Or
oy vote Of the majority Of Stuckhold.
The present location is on the c. 4 r.
Nooi and a tne spring Of waierWill be
louhd ON the grounds. Grounds are
ment will begin on Monday, the 9n5 -
July, l@o, and continue thron,b ~
week. '"e
g~d program is assured. both even.
,,ng AMI day. Come one. come ali.
on are coni ally invited 10 attend. Bv
order Of the President
, ~ w. T.. Nuns.
NNAAA' SS'rtary. 5lf-7A
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The Bssi Prssenpuon lor Malaria.

Chilis sud fever is a bottle Of Oruse'a rss,sioss
Chu Tonic. ID 4 simply lion and quinine in .
,ssieioss form. No cure. no pay frlce hoe
10 dn tod
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FREEUuRGER' NEAT NlREET

Is open again under new mansgomsnt.
and We will supply yoa With the hnest
resh meats, lard etc put % In the
,'e-nest and best share and prou,plly
lel.Nerst. Come aud sce Us. Pbop,.
uaia 1910. ''
MS PATTON { co.
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co.
The SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland ana way
stations at $40 a. IN. 7:54 q. m. and
:Ob N. m
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THE DAILY JOURNAL


BY HoFER BROTHERS,
THURSDAY. MAY "a 1900.
Daily Ono Year, s3. 90 In Advance.
Daily -Four Months o. In Advance
Weekly Ono Year Si.Oo In Advance
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-04
Iem=9urfer Mpiterien.

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Der nGm(i6en lrIa9e Dem Sooe
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Man eldubt, baB beioeMdnaer Selbitz
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1tncle cam, Der Iiiumiae 2ahlcr.

Waf6ingtou, .. g., 3. Son.-
Sin S6ulops6iel dus oem Sabre
1871 lit Der 9unos5re9ierung 3ur Sim
l0Iung borgelsgt poroen. Der 8iduoiz
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ter, u}ai1, Gr bebauptet, oaB bic
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miro Staarns, bei elmer 8er3!nfun8
Der alIen 9}Cte auf bic 0uusr pon 118
Sabrsn, mefr, als $4,000 er6al.en.
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Telf i'm sattcl.

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republifaniIden Rotionul gomiz
ts's, ionbern geoenft audi, ben 8orz
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tipnal Gonbent5 gu tperDen aebantt.
4ls 9runO biefer grfldrung tpirb auz
gegeben, bab Soi6es Der WunI6 bes
prdlioenten Mcainlep lei; ba Der Ord
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