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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-26
r4E COLLEGE ATHLETES
Annual Field Nee, on June a--Foreess,
Of the Results.

Annual Field Meet on June zForeeast
Of the Results.
The Sixth Annual Field meet Of the
/. A. A. A. o., which will be held at the
state fair grounds on June 2, promises
10 be the beA athletic event ever held
in the state. The athletes at the diff
ferent colleges are rounding into perfect
form for the contest and IL Is predicted
that a number Of records will be broken.
The signal triumph Of the University
Of Oregon men at Seattle on tho 10Th
inst leads many 10 believe that the
Eugene men will again be victorious at
the coming meet, but others are Of the
opinion that y. o. will meet her Water
loo when she bumps mp against the
husky fellows from the State Agricult.
ural College. II is conceived by all that
U. o., is the strongest team in the
Northwest and could probably give o.
A. c., or any other institution the'woret
Of II In a dual meet but. where a num-
ber Of minor colleges are competing,
they will win points which In a dual con-
test would be more likely to 20 to U. o.
than 20 70 A. C.) For instance, IL is not
thought that (U. o. will win any Of
the jumps in the coming contest, AZ
Heater Of Pacific College will no doubt
win the vault and broad Jump, while
Buckingham wv, w. is better man in
the high jump than is Knox, the (U. o.
freshman.
The sprints will be botly contested
and some Of the present records may
20 10 pieces. Bishop, ~ o. ran close
TO "whirlwind" Calkins at Seattle in
both the 100 and 22O yd dashes, and will
probably stand about even chances
againsts Regan, wv. W and Colvig
%. A. o. Redmond ~. o. and Redd
%. A. o. are the last men in the quar-
ter and the race between them will be
well worth witnessing.
Konworthy, (P. C.), Wilking wv, ~,
Burnett and Simpson 90. A. C.l will
bid for honors In the half mile. while
Simpson and wilkins will meet again
in the mile. Payne, the Eugene fresh
man, will doubtless figure prominently
in the event also.
Palmer %. A. o. and Heater (P, o.
will be the best men In the hurdle race,
although Smith tU. o. may cut some
figure In these events. Huffman will
win the mile walk for the o A. O., and
Reuben Sanders w. U. will probably
carry off first place in the shot put.
smith tu. O.) will not have things all
his own way in the hammer throw, as
Burrough %. A. o. and James (P. w.
are both throwing near the l20.ioot
mark.
Altogether the meet promises TO he a
closely contested one, as each particular
college seems 20 be sure OF winning.
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The Statesman claims that pros
perty" has reduced the cost Of boarding
prisoners by the sheriff. Such a fact
would be appreciated by all iair.minded
people, but all know that such is not the
case. The Salem Citizens administra-
tion has saved the county 81 600 a year
on oonyicting hobo prisoners, and Of
course as result there have not been as
many for the county to board, The peo.
pie have not become 30 dazed by pros
perity that they have lost all regard for
the truth.
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How Is your vyindP

II you are short Ut breath; II your
heart huttcrs or pAlpitateS; II wa
have paln ia left side OF la chest, II
your pulse Is Irregular or you have
choking SENSATIONS weak OF hungry
spells, fainting or sinking spells, re-
memhcr, nr Miles New Heart Curo
Is especially adapted To remove lust
that class ~ dls1rdera ltisa heart
aud blood tonic which strengt gthons
the heart purifies the hood and
gives new lie n the weak and weary.
NhoftneSs of breath, severe palpl-
talon and Stn0thering spells disabled
me for any labor. After using three
o0ttlos u nr, Miles' Heart Cure L
Was cnttrely relieved OF distress and
ffOm that time GA my recovery Was
rup.d A. g. pAYNE
MOnrlntuWu, Iud.
lF. Miles Heart Clsre Is Snld 40 an
SruSglstS On a positive gllartnteA
hfite Tor fncc advice aud b>Oklet 10
~ allies Medical C0, klkhart, lnd.
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MOI Dead Yrt

The John A. Logan Veteran Reunion
Association, which has for so many wears
been held az Mehama county, Or, has
been moved 10 Lyons, Linn county, Or.
by vote OF the majority OF Stockhold-
ers.
The present location is on the c. & f.
X. X.
Wood and tine 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. Bv
order Of the President
, W. p. MmEs.
W. D. AhAEh' SECRETARY. 5lf-7w
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Mheat-Ss pounds and over, ale
Wool, Ice, MohaiT, SOC.
Hops-5 10 INC
Oates 20 Slc.
Hay-Raled, cheat, IS; timothy, t9@
10.
kggs-li 90 l2tc.
Fiour-ln Wholesale lots, $3.50; retail,
IS.
Millstuns-BrAn, tlS; shorts, Sl4S,
hogs-Dressel, 5Nc.
Live eattle-s1eers, 81 COWS, ga 70
Sheep-s2. .6O9S.
Dressed Neal-6ke.
butter-nairy. lSe; creamery, sOe.
fooltry-kat hens per 10, Sc; yoang
0osteFs per To-, 10 Sci spring chickens
par h., l2S 10 l5c
Potatoes- 10 10 25c per bashel for Ola
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"a penny Saved /. q psnny Banned.

~ Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned. -
Economy is the lesson taught by this
saying II In true economy 20 take
Hoods Sarsaparilla at this season be-
cause Il purides, euriches and vitalizes
the blood and thus prevents sickness,
and puts the who system in state OF
health for the coming season. Every
bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla contains
100 doses-positiye proof that IL is econ
omy 10 take only Hoods,
Constipation Is cured by Hoods Pills.
2Oct.
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Chi tagO, Rock Island { Pacific Ry

The tayorite line TO all points east
Broad, yestibuled and up-to-date trains
between Pueblo and Denver, and Omaha,
Chicago and Kansas City, making direct
connection in Chicago with all morning
trains east. FTst-elass Pullman Sleepers
Library Buffet ears. between Denver and
Chicago; the most perfect dining ca.
service in the world "a La Carte =
through frst-class Pullman sleeper every
day between salt Lake City and Chicago
via the scenic line; personally conducted
excursions in ordinary Pullman sleeping
cars once a week from Portland and San
Francisco 10 Omaha, Chicago, Buffalo,
Chicago and New York via the Great
salt Lake Route, without change 10
Chicago. No annoying transfer in Chi.
cago. These cars are provided with all
weekly periodicals for fuee use Of our
patrons. For further information, maps,
iolders, etc, call on your nearest ticket
agent, or write 10
A. r. COOPER.
Genl Agent. Pass. Dept.
Portland, Ore.
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McCov Staoe

Leaves Willamette stable 6:9O m
dally for Lincoln, Zens, Mccoy. and
rerrydaie and return same day. New
naek, good horses and careful driver.
fareels delivered along the line.
s'iS u v. u. DAVIS.
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Why devote an your time reading
,he boer War and the Gold Fields Of
A!SSAat There are other matters
WA WA I'M Importance you may make a trip
E-st' and WILL want TO know how 10
uaVel. In orter 10 have the best ser.
wee, use the Wisconsin Central Ry..
between -, Paul and Chicago. For
a'es and other information, write Jas
A. Clock General Agent, Portland, ore
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MARIoN COUNTY TIcKEr.

MARION COUNTY TICKET.
Representative
George l., Brown, Of stayton.
John u. Dimick, Of Hubbard.
r. Hofer, Of Salem.
A. B. Hudelson, OF Jefferson.
George W. Weeks, OF Howell.
County Judge-w. W, Elder. OF SlaytOn.
sherih-Frank W. Durbin, Of Howell.
Clerk--w. Z. FINER Of woodburn.
Reoorder-John J, King Of Maoleay.
Treasured, g. Mallock, OF sllverton.
AEaessor-T. Y. Mcclellan; OF silyerton.
Commissioner-w. W. Culver, OF Sidney.
Coroner-J. w. Whitlock, OF Silverton.
school superintendent
aurveyor-A. Gobalet, OF south Salem,
For Justice salem District-JonathAn O'DOnald.
For Constable Salem District--J. II. Lewis.
JOINT DISCUSSION.
The Republica ms and DemocrAtic-Citi.
zens will hold Joint discussion on the
following dates and places in Marion
county, Oregon:
MONDAY, MAY 2s.
iOa. m.--Gervaia
Up. m.-Monltor.
4 p. m.--WoOdburn.
TUESDAY, May %.
i0a. m.-Brooks.
Up. m.-liOwell.
THURSDAY, MAY 81.
lOa m,-Aurora.
2p. m.-lIubbard
q. m,-Butteville
FRIDAY, JuNEl.
l0a m.-Champocg.
2 y. st. Paul
SATURDAY. JUNE2.
2p, m. aud remainder OF day-Salem.
+. T. WRdHTMAN,
Chairman Republican Central Com
mittee.
W. s. Morr,
Chairman Democratic. Citizens Cen
tral Committee.
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Gave great pleasure 20 many, aud
satisfaction and enjoyment l. gwen 10
many Others hO and Frlici ir0m hunger
al the ID ElmO Restaurant. ~ "a rs
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Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

OIIU dUU VWU OVHHNOU uU hI1JuHI HUU
Corvallis with Southern Pacific Trains,
giving direct service ID and irom New.
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
to reach camping grounds on the
Breitenbush and Santiam river the
same day.
II. L. WALDEN, EDWIN STONE,
TT. 6p.A. Manager
TURNER Agent, Albany, ore,
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The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chills sud fever Ia bottle OF Groves TAstaless
1hil Tonic. IL Il simply iron and quinine In
Iastelsss form. No cure, no pay, Price Soc.
10 DIN cod
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/ !. s.ls.a1l Ha7ltPssSG KHc
eiol lNlNlno1 alI % AVN ~
$40 e4fta4a 81 alruE aaAia IN
~ - s-gtass1 - sasllsl0 ~
MNS1Na AlNH
lS.a3adNd -
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Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden
and III Paso, and tourist cars 10 Chicago,
ST. Louis, New 0rleansan 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 sRlsH
Station, OF address
O. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
The Direct Route b
Montana. Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.

and all Eastern Points.
Gives choice Of two iavor.te routes, via
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line,
or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines.
No Change Of Cars,
On the Portland Chicago Special, "ths
finest in the West"
Equipped With
Elegant Standard SIeepers
Fine New Ordinary Tourist
Sleepers
Su 'erb librarv-BUAst Cars
SHlendid Dinners, Meals
Ia carte
Free Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Completes
vestibuled
For further information apply 20
] r. NAGEL, w. II. CONAN
TRAY. Pass. Agt. Tenl Agent,
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at $40 a. m. 7:54 n. m. and
A .nE =, -.
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FCRHSTERS OF AMERICA
Court sherwood Forest No. - Meets Friday
nights In Turner block. John NJ. Chase, 10. X.
l.. Brown secy. il-7.lyT
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Lydia e. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound
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SALEM LODGES

n. j. w. w.
salem Camp No. lie. Meets every Friday eveL.
pg, 7:S0, IN A. o. u. W. hall, state Ins. bldg.
X. Bouillrrd, @. O.; W. A. Moores clerk,
room 10, MOores blk
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SATURDAY. MAY 20 IeOo.'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
THE EPISCOfALIANS

With the many inducements which Skagway presents to the outside world as being the chief city of the North. I can gay that the whole would not be complete without a sketch of the work done by the Episcopal Church In caring for the spir- ltual welfare of the many kinds Of people who make SkAgway their home. The Epis- copal Church. which was established by Bishop Rowe some time ago. has reached a stage where one might report progress.
 Previous to my coming here two clergy men had taken hold and done the wor& of building up large congregation to the beat of their ability. But the people were not much moved for unity and 80 the work was at a standstill. Service was then held ln the Union Building. which was open to all denominations who had no churches.
 Upon my arrival I found the old state 1f feeling had somewhat died out. but ;here are some who never can bury the hatchet" Some are never suited. How can we who are receiving bunets through life escape reyllings when our blessed Lord es- e1ptl nos IeNuiuks lFou kue stHA auu Scribes and Pharisecs?
 The people received me with welcoming hands. and now that three moaths have passed l can say that we have crossed the bridge which threatened destruction and escaped the assallants and are now on the road Co a steady and sure foundation. The services have been held up Co the present n the Daily Alaskan Hall. which the ladies of the church have made suitable for servlces
 Teas and soclals have been held during l he past quarter. which have brought the ! icople together.
 There are about sixty communlcants l md many come who belong Co no church ! bur choir Is splendid and Is larger than | yhen started. am much pleased with the | outlook and hope in the near future 10 see ,ur own church building. I express my hanks to all those who have and are working 30 earnestly for His sake.
 A. W. KURULFF.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
MUG RESTAURANT.

We started with restaurants in little tents with two posts driven Into the ground and an unplaned plank to connect them for seats at tho rough and ready board. Then We grew to have frame build. lngs for restaurants. some Of which began to put on style in the way Of paint and tablecloths. Yet for a long time all oi the restaurants were much on level, and the first one to start one out Of the gen. eral run was J. N. Hutton. This was tho first attempt at what Is styled as pop ular restaurant. of which the Dennett restaurants In many cities Of the States are a type. It is the cheap. neat and whole some restaurant in place Of the old-fash- loned cheap and nasty.
 The secret of their great success is in the complete system and in the large mum Der of patrons quickly served at a very small profit. Indeed. from each one. Mir Hutton has this system. and is also a man who readily makes friends. Ills bus mess at the Mug has grown to such ar extent that during the past month Mir. Hutton leased the Hotel Richelieu Tor the accommodation of the overflow Of the ho- tel business In the rooms over his resiaur- ant. He has now, therefore, the most pop ular of popular priced resorts in the city, and lt can be thoroughly recommended.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
MUSIC IN SKAGWAY.

1TTaHE third year of musical life In u Skagway promises many pleasures to the lover of the Art. Widely diversi- fled, under no s,stema,ic organization, no one branch oi music has heretofore claimed exclusive attention. With the opening of this year, however, vocal and instrumental music, class aud solo sing ing. orchestration and composition are b ing seriously discussed, together with the amount of time available for study and pleasure.
 There are three things essential to the growth of music in a new town; the first is "lovers of Art for Arts sake" willing O aid materially with purse and presence, voice, fingers and kindly words the ven. lures being made from time to time, to elevate the musical taste while instruct ing and amusing. The second is proper h llS. studios and priva,e class rooms {; and the third is proper training.
 Skagway can congratulate herselfupo possessing these essentials. Earnest and highly cultured men and women are seeking opportunities to show their &C., tive interest in music. Witness the we'll tiained church choir, the attendance at the musical evenings of the new college, the enthusiasm the singing of the Choral Society and the appearance of the genial diretor's orchestra awakens, Also the personal attention two or three noble women of wide travel and artistic musi- cal education give to any musician who has & claim to it, is very encouraging; while the new halls and opera houses have had very careful attention given to their acoustic properties, and peep into the private lesson rooms of the teachers show general move in the direction of progress.
 Music Is a common meeting ground for all. To the lover of the Art, the professional, the dilletaute, Skagway ex' tends a hearty welcome. Will you singi Here are rich round bass voices, tenors without flaw. sopranos and altos of the highest cultivation, Is instrumental music your delighul I, has been said, "Sksgway can produce a virtuoso upor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
MEssRs. LILLY BROS.

The sign of Lilly Bros, corn and feed merchants, is one of the land marks of Skagway. Hat first designated a tent in a swamp filled with big stumps. Now |, is on one of the larges, warehouses in the city, erected on the same spot, on Fourth avenue near the Brannick hotel. But the business of the firm grew too large for all the additions that could be made to this building, and the finn erected an- other warehouse on Water street. For two winters it had branch establishments at White Pass and al Log Cabin, and did q very large business with the packers. It is one of the most substantial aud re- liable firms In the city.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
SALVATION ARMY.

When Miss Booth stood on our street corner eighteen months ago and preach cd to a very large crowd Of gold seekers promlse was given that officers would oe ,ant and the work for which the Army |. now SO well known would be carried on here. It was not. however. until twelve ponths later. when the ofnccr who had ..t,hlished the work In Dawson City. was ordered to return to this city and com menee operations
 Accordingly on June IS Adiutant MeGill and Ensign Bloss began Co hold forth nightly on the streets. They secured a hall on Sixth Avenue. opposite the Board of Trade and right In the heart of the city. -rrue the rent was high but that was no harrier as the Skagway people are gen erous towards anything In which they have confidence. The Army has now sew so,v-slx names on the converts roll and have nineteen soldiers. Early in Septem- her Adit. MeGnl went down to Victoria for endorsements. and SO successful was he that he not only brought back with hlm a stan officer of experience and promin- enee In Army circles. but a bride.
 Soon after tnelr Ittuln AaAN".Ne came 10 Ensign Bloss to proceed to Pro- ylneIal Headquarters at Spokane Co act as cashier. The farewell meeting was well attended and tears bespoke how deep was he regret felt because of his going.
 The Army has recently secured a ball on State Street opposite Clancy Theatre, better suited to their purpose
 Another thing worthy of mention Is the Army's work among the natives who come here for the winter. From their tented awsllings in the ahsltsr of thoss lordly
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01

Mead treasurer and J. c. Jordan pastor,
 Some time In May Of this year worS was begun on the church ediace. which. on Au- gust 2lth. was formally dedicated to the Norshlp of Almighty God; Drs. N. L. Norehouse of New York City and C. A. Woody os Portland. Ore. preaching the sermon. ,,
 me lot and building. completed as U now stands. cos, S320O. of which amount ,hs Home Mission Society contributed $500 ana the church and people ot skagWay ii9OO The Ladies Aid Society. Of whien Mira. Hattie Flinn "a treasurer and Mrs Mead president. proved very efficient. rals- Ing ss0O for furnishing. The architect Henry Dosier. contributed the plans and s2eclacations a.,
 Something like $50 was raised by Mrs Braekstt. Mrs. Harrison. Miss Webster aad MT. Gus Holmquest. at musicale gwen for the benefit Of the church.
 The society is harmonious and aggressive ana now numbers about thirty members
 Al present writing Wood Island and skaEway Baptist Churches are tho only oues formally organized In AlasSa. al though work will be begun at several other points 10 the initial year of the new eenturJ. S' V. SONDN."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
THE RED NE ,.
S.AAa4NaeA4a,ha4N., aES,kx4e

The first meeting to organize a tribe of
 the Improved order of Red Men was held
 In Elks' Hall on December goth. and the
 basis of a strong skagway tribe was at
 once formed by the organizer. Capt. Jay
 N. Leonard. deputy-great lncohonee of
 Alaska.
 The Improved Order of Red Men. being the first distinctly American organization established In this country. Is looked upon as the national organization of America It had It's origin and inception previous to the Revolution. and was known at that time as tho sons of Liberty" General Washington being the first Grand Sachem. The order was ably aided and assisted by the friendly Indian nations during our long and weary struggle for liberty and in- dependence. In consequence of this. at the close of the war, the order assumed the title of the Improved Order of Red Men and became a patriotic. fraternal and oene. aclal organization. It perpetuated many or the best traits of the Indian character Their phraseology is largely used In the rltuallstlc work of the order. taken from the League of the lroquois (oetter known as tho Six Nations).
 From the fact that the order was found ed by the patriots of the Revolution, who first unfurled our glorious flag and pro claimed this free nation. and from the fact that the order was always foremost in upholdlng and protecting the liberties Of the people, it has become a strong and Inc auential organization. It Is thoroughly es- tabllshed in every state in the Union. Dur ing the past year over half million of dollars were paid In benefits to It's mem bers. bringing happiness and comfort to many eheerless homes.
 When the Spanish war broke out the order offered It's services en masse to President Mckinley and over twenty thou sane of It's members entered the service. In many instances entire tribes went Into the army. Notable among them were; Apache Tribe No. 1. of Arizona; Occur d 'Alene Tribe No. 2. Idaho; Cheyenne Tribe No. {. Oklahoma and Bannock Tribe No. {. Wyoming. Many of these will never re- turn. but they sleep under the protection of the Stars and Stripes and will be mum berd among the illustrious heroes Of this noble order.
 Councils Of the order have been recently organized in Juneau and Douglas City by Captain Leonard. who also proposes 10 or ganize In Circle City St. Michael and Cape Nome. thus extending the influence of this ratrlotlc aud beneficial organization to the utmost limits of civilization.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
BOARDING SCHOOL Yeu nenn to Send Your Son or Daughter From Homcto
 school
V vASHON COLLEG
b, ull Pc Considered BecauseI II is the Ne"res
 Well Equipped School.

It is for both seres; It is non-sectarian ana has a tac,llty of fourteen men and women who live atthe college and give all their time to the students. ItofferS classes in all studies of preparatory and college grades. It is under strict MILITARY DISCIPLINE. It is a,pay {, nn the city. The location Is on the wat rfront between Seattle and Tacoma beautiful and healthful. To- tai expel ,e for tuition, board, room, light ana beat for one year is $500. Cdtd- loCuc at d is office gives full information. Can be consulted or one will be sent to YOU by addressing President 4. c. Jones Ph. D., Burton. Washington