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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1903)
frt 'j"'ify! rand Opera House JOHN F. CORORAY, Mgr. One "Week Commencing londay, June 8th. HE ALLEN STOCK CO In tlio following repertoire londay The Power of Wealth hicsday Shall We Forgive Her fedacsoay The neat Lora Lennox ursday-Ilazel Kirk Frlday-A Fair Rebel it- Matinee Dangers ot new Yoric iturtayNleht-A" Black-Heifer PRICES-50c, 35c,25c eats on sale at box office, Monday at a. m What the Shoe Man Has. Shoes for Sprlnir and Summer, shoes t fit ana nave auaiuy 01 material. bops for style, cheacness and wear. Des that win compare wun oiner ikes. ! H.J.OSWALT. i State St-i Salem, Oregon. 5.i2lm ive Half Your Shoe Money If you pay $2 or $3,50 for your tea vou arc losing money because ' $2.50 you can buy the Rad:llffe whldh has twice the wear or any I shoe made, and equal to any $3-50 i on the market. This Is thever : of thousands of women who are irlnethenadcllffe shoes and find emcaualin wear to any made-to- Icr shoe which would cost them S5 These shoes arc sold by icofe Vogt, 265 Com'! St. i.tA.JftJ A. I. EQFF. E. HARTLEY. NOT IN THE TRUST But for quality of our Meats, Lard and Poultry we challenge any com petitor to meet us In ex cellence Housekeepers know this. EOFF & HARTLEY 140 State Street Phone 2853 Main. Salem, Oregon. TOMwwMwaasrexreHttMSkM Through personally conducted tour- "Jat sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago once a week, and bo- Itwocn Ogdon and Chicago thrco times n wrwiW. via the Sconle lino. Thm.ich standard sleeping can a wmMntPrKkM dally betwoon Ogdon and Chlcogo. yla!"'" mwit market nro '"'Ported from tho Sconle lino. Th.ni. Rinndnr.l nlonnlne cars I sleeping cars 'dailybotweon Colorado Springs and . M M StS tubule. -Through standard nnd tourist sleep-. rears dally betwoon Ban Franoisco (Chicago, via Los Angoloa and El Through standard sleeping can chair cars dally betweqn 8L Paul Chicago. Bo sure that your ticket reads via tho Great Rock Island Route. Tho best and moat reasonable din- flng car sonrlco. For information, GEO. W, BAINTER. T. P, A, 1 B. QOnilAM. Oen Agt., 250 Alder street, Portland Ore. . Your Stepmother, Is still horo, and as busy as ven Wnen your cioiuoa n wu Md dirty, or tho buttons off, toko them to her, at the Salem Dyeing .Cleaning Works. Repairing and sing: new velvet colian put on KEJrcoaU; also four suits a month for ' ttT Called for and returnod. h MRS. O. II. WALKER, Prop. 195 Commercial Street jjbro Wool Growers of the Willamette Yalley. The Dool of the Willamette Valley IWool Growers' Union Is closed for the Reason. No wool will bo taken Into tie pool aftor this date. Dates for weighing wool at the fol lowing depots in Jianon ano wun ceunties: SUverton. Juno 12th. Woodburn, June 13th. nervals, Juno 15th. Sclo, June 15th, Salem, Juno l$th. West Stayton, June 16th. Turnqr. June 17th. Marlon, Juno 18th. Jefferson June 19th. Albany, June 20th. Shedda. June 22d. Halsey, Juno 23d, Harrisburg, June 24th. Brownsrille. June 25tb. w Lebanon, Juno 26th. re fc: WILLAMETTE VAIXBY WUUU GROWERS UNION. f6-9-dw s U PhllfppL ROAST FOR OLD OREGON Wisconsin Man Who Writes His Home Paper a Letter Admits we Have Fruit, and Absence of Cold Weather and Lightning Following letter from O. 0. Lewis, of Woodburn, to the Vlroqua, Wis., Censor, fa of Interest to people here and in the East, although we notice that Kastorn papers seldom have the courtesy to publish corrections of any misrepresentations thoy may have bpon guilty of making. Papon out west are a little bigger than that, and while admitting Just criticisms of the country, are willing to publish correc tions about other stntos. Hut wo nro not expecting the Wisconsin, paper to Vlo us Justice, and ojipect it to print Uic roast sent to It by Mr. I.owts. Mr. Lewis's Letter. "As I havo been in this part of the West long onbugh toiform somo idea of tlio possibility or opportunity a per son might havo, I will give ttio rend ers my Idoos as to farming, for there are ho many farmer quite woli to do that sell out and conio Woat without first finding out what clinnco thero Is for them here. I tlilirk farming is al most a failure compared with Vernon county. When I came hore, March 2S, people woro digging the last of their potatoes, which soil at present at IS emits por bushel. Thoy are of a nice quality. Hops do well somo years, when the mould doesn't strike them. A man told mo ho lost about 2000 on 20 acres last year and an other follow lost about $1000 on his onion crop of thirteen acres. Of course some yean thoy do very well, but It Is too uncertain a crop to bo profitable. Tobacco Isn't cultlvnted at all, and a very llttlo corn Is raised to cut while green to feed during the latter part of July, August and Sep tember, or the dry season, nml dur ing the rainy season or wlntor the grass grows very llttlo nnd what does sems to bo so saturated with water that It doesn't furnish as goad pas ture as our grass in early spring. So in all thoy havo to feed about eight or nine months. Thoy have some very nlco sheep and Angora goats hero, but the poorest lot of cattle I over saw, and I haven't seen a marketable l"K 'Ince ea" ho The hogs at Ui . ... "ill is a woutioriui crop, aim uns Is what catclTos the Kantorn people, for-wlytn thoy see peaches, pean. ap ples, plum?, prunes, grapes and all kinds of, small fruit In such quantity thoy seldom stop to think whether tfioje is profit In It or not. but buy at sight. I was In an orchard tho other day where thero wore 700 bearlnjjj pear trees besides tho other kinds of fruit, and I asked the man what luf considered tho most money In and )i0 DROPSY Do Your AnMe op Limb Swell? Af Your Eyes Puffy? Wo are the 80I0 Afitnta Ioptho Only Thing Known That Cures the Kidney Diseases That Cuuso Dropsy, vU,i Fulton Compound. 1 II la bow will knows that droptj Is sot U itMU a dlMftM, but I fcnrly lwj a ;np loa ot tW tflMst ttit ccmpai b kronlt iikm htrtlerorS lsonrsU. Bum, if MUMAItooTtry ot tW rultos Conpooadi, hoftf taoarabU. It (t bow, koworah waMa la aaarljr Bloa-Untb of all eaiea. Utra to tsUMrfatlsf raeorary.tewUtkwaitUrby BanaJaataa. Mr. Paur Ooiaaalx of MS FIUbiom atrttt. Baa rraaeluo, tetania aiaraiuiy oropairai. liar phrilcUn bad flnllj to lap Ixr avarr ' daji. Hbawaa taapal Baaily forty t and rraw wona from Uj to Cj. Toa atyalclaa Snail told bar buaband that aft bad" Urttafa IMaeaaaof tbaUldaeya, that It waa to M ad vaaeadabrosJoatataaad bjt4.cedleal aid. liar atari alao gava bar tba uual iroablo and aba waa la aoab a aaUoa aondltioa BMralatttta wara aaal (or. Tbay put bar c rattoe'a Cam. pound. It atajad oo tba atoeaaab. tbo Aral Ihla tbat bad dona aa tor a waak: Tfataacood woak l dropay daalUad a llttla and Ux le pravamaBt waa then (radaal till bar rato faij was oomplata. Tbla eaaa waa aianUaad ten byrpntatlcl tba Saa rraoclaoo Vtai and laa UYtriaaa nomuujt vm kwm.i ifoaaa aad tba raooTtry wart lullj attaatad KUf Utbatrcotoaua. iin. Tbotnaa Chriatol of MTw&trotTcell atrcat.Saa t'raoclsco. waa alao awolira wlt droDir. aa Iba retail o( cbrosla kldsarr OJwrauj ia mam th&n &TeatT-flva coozula baiacd Lm aonaat welcbt. aod bad lo ia nwtdla bti and waa rloaa to datba door altbotiffa abkiad' tout pbralelaat. bba waa pst ca tba iQDitw Oompoooda. Ttrea weaka abowtd boproTeweai aad la all ooatha aba waa waU,aiidpetiBjU tbla referaBoa It ro-J ba?a dropar doot Utoportie. Tbtra Ii Klj ooo tblac ksowB Ibal will aura tba chrvait laT.dUae tbat la bebUd It atd that li tret ibrrxsk iws ms ugrtidt w J. M. HABERLY, Palace Pharmacy, 118 Statt 6t BtUbVaaad (ndaey Maaaaea-tlt terUtUUt U.h Pralf hf. Ml MDtOUUHl PW THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, said pean. 1 asked how thoy sold per bushel nnd ho said he got 25 cents last year. I remarked that I thought ho was on the road to fortune, to which ho smiled. The forms are from Ave to forty acres as a rule, yet some have as high as 300. I nsked a 1ml agent how people cleared tho ground for fanning where tho land was cov ered with so many largo stumps, Ave and six feet across, and he said two sticks, of dynamlto and about a dol lar's worth of powder would loosen them until they could pull tho long roots out with a team. 1 said I thought that was what makes land so high, but ho seemed to think It was on ncount of people from the East buying nnd then trying t6 sell ot ad vance enough tb moko their expenses. "Frank Stokes Is sure to return to Vernon when ho soils, nnd I don't think that will be long. I admire his Judgment In going bock. Business Is done to" death, for there are about four busineo men to every business. and when a man from tho East starts in business with limited means 'those hero with capital are suro to eat him up. Teachers' wages are about the came as In Vernon, bait board Is from J4 to $C por week. "I hnd the pleasure of seeing Pres ident Hoosevolt lay the corner stono for the world's fair building In Port land nnd of hearing him speak. About tho tlmo tho speech commenced It be gan to rain nnd Teddy was compelled to wrap a horse blanket around him whllo finishing his spocdh. Thoro Vero over 300.000 peoplo to witness the pnrado and I tell you thero wore n great many nice clothes spoiled. The parade and tho way the city was dee- orated was a slght'nover to be forgot- ton. "Land sells from $15 to $150 por acre. I was about six miles wost of town tho o'thor day and saw large farms that had been vacated nnd the buildings going to ruin. I oxamlned tho soil and found It to be white, and that told mo why peoplo had loft it. Tho wutor here Is vory good but near tho surface. The days In summer are very warm but tho nights nro very cool and chilly. Thoro sems to be such damp air In tho evenings and such sudden changes that I don't think It Is as healthy a place as Wis consin, There aro threo great ad vantages tho peoplo havo here fruit. escaping the cold winter nnd electric storms. "Now, It thero Is nnyono that would like to And out inoro about this coun try address mo at Westby, Wisconsin, for I am coming back in a short tlmo nnd will toll you all I can. My advice Is 'Learn to wait and to lonvo good onough alone."' Mr. Lewis Is probably n fair-minded man but he leaves a wrong Impres sion when ho says potatoes sell for 15 cunts a bushel. Thut may be the case at times, but year after year po tatoes nro a good crop and fairly profit able This part of Oregon has de veloped a big potato trade and In tho past ten yuan has shipped thousands of car loads to nil parts of the Went. and has a regular trails In he famous Orouon burbank as far south as Texas. Tho ordinary hop farmer will not thank .Mr. IajwIs for his kindly words of sympathy, as most of tho growers mttfrno trouble In disusing of tholr JroprtTnt all the way from 100 to 300 perJFerit profit. Mr. Iwls' statement Johout hogs In the meat mar lift being I shipped in from the Bast, must be a mistaKe aomo r-usiuni mura meats are sold but as fine pork and Binoked meats nro produced here as anywhere, and tho amount of corn raised each year lajncreaslng, ,Soj farmers grog? from ten to twetr acres orMffltmO anajgrmiow uent coru and tdjrwwfflow? ' Mr TSjwW'Isyure H rained th,d doy, tho preslTleut was'hQre and Uiat is true ut ho Hpn't tuy a'nythlng ntont tho gentlo way It comes down, so nlr6 and sort .and easy that a baby can seep out Jn a rainstorm with Its face uncovered and not bo awakened. We aro not saying, we will never have a flood, nut wo will havo to have a in-eat many and havo to havo them oonirtt&.aVo toVkeep in the race with Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska, and other Inundated regions that have "been In the swim" this summer. He admits In conclusion that we do havo frulL and Uist wo don't have storms nor cold weather. That s a great deal to admit for an Eastern man who was evidently under the lm preeslon ho was coming Into a partk dlso where money and success would bo shoveled out to blm from tho mo mont bo landed. It might bo unkind to write up Mr. Lewis the way he haa written up tho country, but we doubt not we could find even a few good things tu say about hloi, Saw m Dad 13raln. Minister 60 new Jsnltort-Jobn, I ex pect tp eehaqge pulpits with Dr. Smith next VrxtAaf. JoUn-iWelL sir. If you'll take toy ad 'faSGntttfr ' a Dr Bmltb's pulpit, ana It's the most wtm out piece ot furniture lo torrn.-CUc-go News. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, ALBANY MAKES PROTEST Against Eugene Sign ing the "Reliance" Ball Players Director Kay Admits Some of the Men May Have Played With Reliance Albany bascballlsts have bocftrrlght cnod to a standstill by tho scoro of Sunday's game; 18 to G was Onough. wo admit. They should read a recent Issuu of the Albany Democrat, Baying that defeat should be met like sports men, nnd work harder for tho better ment of tholr nine. Tho Herald says that a protest has been (lied against tho Eugene team becaiiBo they have signed "tho Reli ance team, of Bnn Francisco." Wheu shown tho clipping this after noon Director W II. Kay snld: "Wo havo not been notified of any such ac tion. Somo ot tho men wo havo signed may. at romo tlmo, havo played on tho Reliance team of San Francisco. Ku gone has a good lot of playen, but thoy ar- not open to protest. Tall foro, the pitcher, Is a Eugene mnn, and others who are to help' us will are local men." It Is plain that Albany is worried. Tho wind up of the season promises to bo a great fight. Etigeno Guard. WONDERFUL WORK. Lots Like It Being. Dons Riant Here In 8lem. Salem people aro surprised at tho work being dono by "Tho Llttlo Conqucrer." Public expression on tho subject brings tho matter fcqucntly boforo tho people. At flrat thoro were many doubton; and why not? 80 many claims of a similar nature havo been made with llttlo or no backing excepting the word of somo stranger residing in a far-away place; thts ev idence was accepted for lack of bet tor. Not necessary to accept it any longer. All sufferers from any kidney lit enn find plenty of local endorse- ment for a remedy that will cure'?,,,, do'0,or, havtlyea thora up, ,, them. Surely the wondorfnul work of the disease comes from ovor work, Doan's Kidney Pills right hero at dissipation, of exposure, causing weak homo Is nroof sufficient to satisfy any skoptlc. Read tho expression of one cltlxcn on tho subject' Harry M. Shuwv day foreman of tho Eugene Morning Register, resid ing at 285 Wit eighth street, Eugene Ore., says: "I predict much less suf fering from backaeho among Eugene peoplo when tho merits ot Doan's Kid ney Illls nro thoroughly known. (TJltrfr ug0 Bt0,,,0a an acuto attack of backnehe which had annoyed mo fur five or six weeks and which wns caused, I think from constant sitting at my work In an upright position. I took thorn as above and they proved to do all that Is claimed for them." Plenty pf more proofs like from Salem piople. Call at Dr. Stone's drug stores and ask what his custom ers report. For sale by all dealors. Price GO cent. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Iluffalp. N Y. 86I0 Agents for the Un(tod SUU-ttr. Remember tho name Doan'S and 'take po substitute. 9 ;Wtti IK M Yw lu JUwrj BwjM i n ' CslrVrldirr lafrl, Kvery new ugly bridge Is a real mis fortnne. By itfl site and by Its position a bridge Is one of the moat conspicuous of public edifices and deterre as much arcbltectaral cepstderatloo. as a city ball or ft'eourtnoa's. Ackcr's Bioou elixir potltlvsly Cures Chronic Dlood Poisoning and all Scrofulous affecUqns. At all Umfa a matcBlw" system tonlo and purifier. Money 'refunded If you are not satis- fled. WcTand ?l.t. u. J. irry, urug Kilt na-aw-aw " Trained cots sre the latest fad Of French socftty women. Fasblou de crees tbatvtWnlmsl must be "educat ed" entlrvlx? the owner, and several of the best known women In PsrlsUs society are living an hour a day w training tbelrrpets. ' straw Hats arc here j f Hires A wltfr Rootbecr B Km lijiawaa4dt&aHail aB f Miitiftrt It wM u6 r- MKk Vfmht lumnwlo J m In IiIIoh. fpAftmrr jr fSSSSH Un.ir l7HU,IKlU.r fBBBBH (I1UU S. CIMI -jr H blHn, ft. S H 1903. White Waitings At The Carnival of "White' The Carnival of White offers a very extensive line of Waistings at very low prices Just tht things you have been Waiting for. Those, new and 'dainty creations in White Waistings aie.ready for you at these special prices. . . . White Waistings at k 11 11 ' to-v a II -II 11 II 11 11 4 11 11 II 11 11 u 11 The Fr Store Is tho placo to got your shirts, socks, underwear and overalls, at cheapest prices. Ct SUHB CUrtE FOR PILES Itching Piles produco molsturo and cause Itching, this form, as well at Blind, Weeding or Protruding Piles are cured by Dr. Do-san-ko's Pile Rem edy, stops Itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors, too a Jar at druggists, or sent by mall. Troatlss free. Writ mo about your cats. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For sals at Dr. Stone's drug store. Osteopathy has demonstrated Its ability to euro many disease hlthor to considered Incurable Bchodttlo, narr & Darr Osteopaths, Opera IIouio Block, Salem, TWENTY YEARS TRIAL. Thoro aro lota ot good things the doc tors know nothing about. Wo fro- niiitnllu iim ttatsiiit, nf HIstArttiA ft ft At . " w"y 'ooa. ,0" l "" nnu strength, we havo the one sure reme dy In Dr. O linn's Dlood and Nerve Tonic. Theto tablets taken with meals turn tho food Into rich red blood, making strong steady bsrvos, and Increasing tha strength, building up solid flesh at tho rato of 1 to 3 lbs per week, This means health. For nervous prostration, loss ot memory, n, a iimIh. fcallAW rfirntilMtlnn. a tittttiir remedy waa never made. Doctors WaujmJ know nothing about this romedy only, , ' . . .." .."i .: " :. . tho fact that wo make cures; as wo' On Juno IsllhoBouthorii Pacific Co. havo been doing this for twenty yearj IH wjurns tho sale of exourslon tick we know our method to be tho right cu Newport and YaaiUua lay This ono Druggists sell Dr. Ounn's Blood ro80rt 'fomlng more popular ovory and Nerve Tonlo for 7Bc per hot. or 3 nd ' oetommodatlons aro boies for 12. o, sent by mall on re- hHtn,r, ,han, over before, and at rea- ce pt of price. Writ us for a pam phlet tsllfng all about this great mod- lclno. Address Dr. Ilosanko Co.. Phil, ..i.im. i. v. .'..i. .i n- M..v.,'..,M, h. w,w m w., ..wmw m Drug Stores. 1 Strong's Restaurant. iimo udu try pur ruireanms; inrnia at Strong's restaurant, open day and night. -l- OAMVOXIXA Batntta t w s I" w ""! oi Blfaatara jTff , .V- -. r lf7, ' VYIII 8.11 Union Bcrritt, ' Tho following grocers bate agreed to supply Iho products of tho Balem Fruit Orowers' Union to their W rons. and tho public Is Invited tif fa- Tor (uuiu wiuj urucia. Qllpert A Baker, Branson & Rsgan. Isaao Stalner. Puller A Douolss. C-S-tf I T. nBYNOLDS. Sec Have You Bn the Sea SsrptntT Watch for the unique and catchy pamphlet Jmt Issued by tho passenger department of tho Astoria k. Columbia River Railroad Co., which tolls a lit tle tale about tlio summer girl's son serpents, and sunsets at Seaside Tho story Is short, but well told td handsomely Illustrated. PUo your ordors early and avoid the July run, Copies mailed freo upon application to JL C Mayo, O. V k V A- Attorla, Oregon. tf good rait miuunx Tht plraaaot to taka aod barmlaaa Ot MlBUfa Cvogb Cur lrra laamadlal rallrt Is all ea of Cooab, Croop and L;jlrlpp. tMcawM It do BQt.paa Jmiqrdlataljr lata iba atoo&acb. bat Utra ffrt rlgbt at It aat f tbe troutla. It draw out tba i; BawMttUin. Bttia bbj oour aaa rmvm prrnuBaBtly fcr nabllq tb oar ? trtbut por flr-lfusg sod llfa-auaalolt oiygra to tb 0100a a so tiaaora. rvr mi y r , M" r pmtm vr. J rWrnm BBS -WT WJ JHfc J, Jmm, a Vasts t AsWsVrtsM t WWslit a 6&M m& PAGE THRCB "( - taw - i-n 1 V-t J 3c yard J 4c yard J 6c yard J 8c yard 23c yard 34c yard 45c yard 54c yard M l Your Interest la ours, for unless we collect somo of your accounts wo derive ho rov onue, nnd you can readily understand that wo can't spend our tlmo and money for fun. Try us with n few ot your old accounts. VAN ALSTINI-:,(10RDON &CO 27GH Commercial Street. Phono Main 801. A. R. Morgan $t Co,, Managers. ; Union store. Kino strawberries nnd fresh vege tables at llrantun & Ragan's the union atom. A Job Lot Of Drownsvlllo woolen mill clothing for one-halt prlco, at tho Fair Store. Ct Try This. Try Iho White Ilouso Restaurant for a short order meal, Open day and night. 100 Stato street. A HWRKT IIIIRATII. la a mr falllnif alca of s lualth stomach. . Vli n tba bri-Mh la bail tha itomaeb la out pf ordrr. Tbra la no rtm- tnr in tna worni wjuai to kihViI I'raPfP ala t'urr for curing Inillftatloa, draprptli b ina worm aquai to kihViI I'rtPfP for curlfltf IntllaMtlnn. ftvannA and til atomarh itraordcra. Mr a. llary H. I'rlrk. nf Wblta lalna. Kr- wrllaa - nara btrn a On IK'illr tot jraara trlfd slti kinds ot. rftoadlM. but ronlfnurd to erow won lr Ida ui ot Kudol I U(an to tmnrora at naca, ami after taktna a fw butila am full rratorrd In walshl. hraltb and atrangth. and inn rat wliatrar I Ilka. Kodol dlgrats wbat Tmi rat, suit Milan ilaaa, oo Htata strt lie stotnaru twrtt Yvt aalt tr i O. J?.,-'-" "" . 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