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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1903)
Mfcto1HffBM h I yW v. ..' t , AGE Slki THE DAILY JOURNAL, SAL.EM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1903. sss;sxscaccsaft;ccNa SSSSSSSS Tlio Kind Yon Havo Always Bought, and which lins bora In uso for over 30 years, lias borno tho Blgtmtnro of and Las been mado under his pcr- 'Zr7t'AS- 80nnl8UPcrvl8'on 'nco its Infancy. (C4CCA44Z Allow tin nnn to decnlvn von In this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and ' Just-ns-good" nro but Experiments that trlflo with and omlnngcr tho health of Infants and Children Experience trains t Experiment What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. 16 contains neither Opium, Klorphino nor other Nnrcotle substance. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Fovorlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea ond Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ' and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho Signature of AMES WAS FROM OREGON xck Once Had a Vice Presidential Boom Had Minneapolis Within His Grash but is Now in the Penitenti ary INCURABLE. That Is What tho Books Say o! Chronic Kldnoy Diseases, But tho New Fulton Compounds Have a Record of 87 of Recov eries Ainonfi Chronic Cases In curable by All Other Medicines. ft culII STRAWBERRY A NB1 BOOK By E. HOFER. Tie Kind You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tmc irtu coMMar, rr xuniur arncrr, new ton err. HARRITT & LAWRENCE Sell More Groceries and better Groceries than ANYBODY . LETTUCE, RHUBARB, RADISHES, etc just from the Gardens. - AND F.VERYTHING FOR THE SPRING SEASON -Como and seo for yoursolf old p. o. grocery. D.S.BENTLEY Wholesale sad Retail. Roche Harbor Limc Alsen Cement, Lath and Shingles, Sand and Gravel AbJ all Kinds of Building Material. All Kinds of Heavy Haulln? and Transfer Work done on short notice. 18M83 Commercial Street. For Belts Whtto braid for making belts, niuc Cobaltr Scml-Porcclaln reduced. Tie Variety Store. 94 Court St. Anoora M. Welch. Prop J.M.HOWELL Cash Market la Htetner'e Fish Market, State atreel Freeh meats ot all kinds, hams, Bbould dera, bacon, lard, etc. Prompt Servlct Phone, Main 1401. PUNCTURE PROOF TIRES $6.00 a pair. New Departure Road Tires S6.Q0 a Mir with a season e aaraMte; The new Morrow Coaster Brake rat oh for $Si50 with 5 per cer err rr cast. FRANK J. MOORE -m Caurt St. Phone 244 " W TyB! 5 NEEDHAM & CO. -PA1NTERS- Pilatlmr. Calsoalalac and Pawr laawlac. wark all Guaranteed. Ltav artera at Save A Fletchers F4 Start. SALEM. OREGON. . J, lrownttlQ 5n. 1 3 t Cwrt rtrnt. HH lirttw csk price MftrlMM. Pelts. Wwl. Tallow Mrffttfs; a$Jit fetter la ell Ira, Ratter ail Metals. Say Half Yotft Slioe Moaey IfywMy$2 or $3.50 for your ya are ! suty tcae mt $2.50 yen ct fey tk Rcllffa wa Wi twc tfct) wear of ny $2 Sa . a "It V $3.50 Hw atarkt Tata is ft vtr ictftkM8 0fwMMi wke art wariMtIRlcHffefcs a flai ttrMWMlIiwt ts say Mtfe-fe-ftter wWcH wnU cMt XUm $5 iuh rtm art Mil ly Jacob Vt, 25 (Wi St. THE ELITE CAFE MS Cemmsrelal sKreet. Criwfte Xt Taaates served in lost an- WflW psin style Ei BCKEW.EN. Prcfritrrf ) All se iS Mliemi Special Excursions. Tho Northern Pacific Railway Com rany hnvo arranged for several spec lal excursions to tho East this year, so that It you have a trip to tho East In view, you will bo ablo to purchaso your ticket for the round trip at a very low rate. For Instanco, from Portland to Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth, West Superior, Omaha, St. Joseph, Council muffs, Kansas City, or othor Missouri river point, tho round trip will only bo $60. To Chi cago tho excursion rate will only be $71.60, to St Louts the rato will bo $67.50; to IVorln, HI., tho rato will bo $69.25. Theso tickets will bo on sole Juno 4th, 5th, 21th, 25th, 2Cth, 27th, 28th. 29th nnd 30th, and on July 15th and ICth, and again on August 25th and and 2Cth. Tickets will bo good for ninety (90) days from dato of sale. Stop-ovors will bo allowed both go lug, and coming, but only for a short tlmo going, that Is. when you pur chase your ticket you will bo required 10 reacn your Eastern destination within ten days from tho date ot pur chase, but on tho return trip you can stop all you like so that you roach Portland by tho end ot the, 90 days, Tickets will bo good to go ono way and return another, that Is the North ern Pacific will sell going over their routo and If passenger desires can return via tho samo routo or via Great Northern, Canadian Pacific or Union Pacific. All tickets will bo good for uset on any of tho Northern Pacific over land train Including tho "North Coast Limited,' which Is tho only electric lighted train operated at great oxpenso In tho northwest Tho North Coast Limited leaves Portland dally at 3 p. m.and the Twin City Express at 11:46 p. m while the ruget Souud;Kaneas CUy St Loula Special leavee at8:30 a. m. For any additional 'Information, sleeping car reservations, tickets. maps ot routes, etc, call on or ad dress A. D, Charlton, Assistant Gehor- al passenger Agent at 255 Morrison St, corner Third, Portland, Ore, ii iO i . i Have You Seen the Sea Serpent? Watch for tho unique and catchy pamphlet just issued by the passengor department of the Astoria & Columbia River ,nallroad Co, which tells a lit tlo talo about tho summer girl's sea serpents, and sunsets at Seaside, Tho story Is short, hut well told and handsomelr Illustrated. Place your orders early, and avoid; tho July run. Epics, mailed freornpon application A C. Mayo, Q, F, P. A, Astoria, cgon. f Alonzo A. Ames, who has recently been convicted in Minneapolis) was several times elected mayor ot Min neapolis. For years "Doc" Ames was tho most popular man In the "Flour City" and nearly everybody In that section of the Northwest knew him well. Ho was In tho "good follow" category, tho kind tlyit belonged to all the secret societies, the life of the picnics, excursions, etc., who alwnyB attended tho balls given by tho po licemen, tho firemen, and the various national and social organizations of tho city. Ho would "go out with the boys and help dash the red paint upon the black sky nt night." A man llko that has a big heart, too. Many poor dovlls have boon assisted by Ames nnd many of the humblest homos In tho city bless him to this day. When St. Cloud, a neighboring city seventy mllos away was swept by a cyclono and left In ruins, and death and des truction wero everywhere, "Doc" Ames, then mayor, was about tho first relief train that reached tho city. He was no longer mayor but a physician and devoted sleepless days and nights to nttendlng tho wounded and suffer Ing. Ames was a Democrat in those days and could bo elected mayor almost every time hO mado a race in that Republican city. Tho last tlmo he was elected it was as a Republican. In 1888 ho was at tho Democratic national convention In St. Louis as n candldato for vlco president on tho ticket with Mr. Cleveland. He did not get much farther than to have cards printed announcing his candidacy, which wero freely distributed nmong tho delegates. Very early In tho con vention tho delegation ran up a big red bandana handkerchief that meant that Cleveland had decided upon Thurman, so all other vlco presiden tial booms wero quietly folded away. Ames had some difficulty In getting to the convention as a delegate. Mlko Doran was the boss of the state, nnd he did not wont Ames to go to the convention. A hot fight was promised And Doran had the plans all laid and tho delogntes fixed to turn Ames I down. Ames and his followers had threatened a fight nnd wero to have tho matter ttld In convention. Just as everybody get ready to see the fur fly. a delegate sprung a surprise by offering a reeolutlnn electing both Doran and Ames as delegates at large and before n Doran man could protest It" went through with a whoop, nnd Ames accepted It as nn endorsement ot his candidacy for vlco president. Drafctati know that kldner that fail Bang on eight or tu jnontm na Deocmo cnrooio bttd ibut It la then retarded r phyileUni ai tncumbl. and that up to th kdrant of thi Pulvoa Oompouoda that no thin oa their ahilrel would touch It. It la proTta laoi wai ueirij alne-tentha of all oaaes ro now curable, nd drucclaU themaeWea r taking tho ntw Com pousda. On of the rcoOTtrte waa Dr. lli blmaeli, the ploueer drofsUt of 123 Paellli itreot, Ban Trftnolaeo, and he are It to over fiotenothera wbo reeorered. Hera U another Intereatlnc reeoferr- (Wo eoprtrom toe 8ct memo Nuwa.f NoTcmber 1, Ittt). "After a. aerlout lllneai of orer ft year Jodie r R. Allen of tbla eltf bia reeorered and r ranla blmMlf moat fortunate In euoceiifullt Lattllnr wltbwbat la itenerftllT regarded aa a ratal malady, Urlfhl'aDlecM of tbe kldjeja. loepeaklnt ofbla eaae Judjo Allen Bald: ! kflluTO that Ibe treatment rWen m by my Dbyalclan waa la accordance with tbo boat oiatboda need In tbo regilar prao tic. of medi cine, but it afforded me do relief, Hearing of Ibe Fulton Compound! I weni M Ban rancnco to InTNtlgato and waa Boon ooirlnotd I abouia undergo ibe treatment. It waa three months tttfrro I noticed a a'langs for the better. I uaea the medicine faithfully (or nearly year and The Strawberry Industry In Tfce ft Northwest. L.aii inerninrinni aannur nrnnnrniinn a- cu ..v . ,...vm illustrated with ,, Jl ot soli, growing 01 pinnis. piauung uio; , -'-"Winn,! crop, cultivation, fertilization, picking c' " ueiD8. r flaW and packing tho crop, BhlpplnB andj"' """' or t The JoannJ, markets treated ruiiy in separate I " per copy, jha on, CiiBiuein. una laausiry. can bow nnd so erldenco of tho dlaoate ana f elite la good, n welcht and am aatlafled It ia entirely eliminated, My a etlte la locnl. t bats gained aeyenwen pound 111 be pleaaed to deaerlbo my cxperlenoo to anyone Who may eau or wnie.- -- 6aoramento Newa, Nor. 19, ItOB. Th editor of the Kewa blmaelt waa the friend wbo told Judge Alienor the Fulton Compound. They ara lbs only tblngi known tbat cure kldnoy dlaeasea after aa well aa before they twoome chronic which happens about tbo tenth nronio, - eqoally unfromi Kulton'a Itenal Compound fr Bright' In dranar. ( rheumatism from nrio aeld and bladder trouble efflolent ICldaor Dlaeaaea, oto.Ilt forDtab.lea.lt U. John J. FnttraCotua Washington atreel, Ban 'ranclnco, sole compounders. Itoa analyaea for patient. Bend for pamphlet. We are tho ei o.ualr ageau (or the Compoand la this city. J. M. HADERLY, Palace Pharmacy, 118 State St Market Quotations Todays 7 "Make Salt in a Good Home Market" 7 SpB js0 Wanted. Wo would like to ask through tho columns of your paper, It thoro is any person who has uaod Green's August Flower for tho cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Troubles that has not boon cured and wo also moan their results, such aa sour stom ach, fermentation of food, habitual costlvcness, norvous dyspepsia, head ache, despondent toolings, sleepless ness In fact, any trouulo connoctod with tho stomach or HvorT This med icine haa been sold for many years in all civilized countries, and wo wish to correspond with you, and send you one ot our books freo of cost It you nover tried August Flowor, try a 25 cent bottle first Wo have nover known ot its falling. It so, something mora serious 1: tho matter with you. The 25-cent size has just been Intro duced this year. Regular also 75 cent Dr. Stone's drug stores. Q, Q. GREEN, Woodbury, N. J. Bacon What makes that bunch of undertakers look so cast down? Macon They have Just heard that a bill has been introduced In tho leg islature compelling doctors to writo their prescriptions in English. The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consump Uon la to cure your cold when It first appears. Acker" English Remedy will stop the cough In night, and drive the cold out ot your system. Al ways a quick and sure cure for Atii ma. Bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. If It does not satisfy you the druggist will reftimd yor money. Write to us for freo sample. W. H. HOOKER A CO- Buffalo, N. Y D. J FRY, DrugcUL Poultry at atelner Market Chickens 10c. Spring chickens 1315c. ' Hens 10c. Eggs 15c. Hop Markst Hops 1718c. Potatoes, Apples, Etc, Potatoes 25030c. Now onions 2c per pound. Dried Fruits. Dried Apples lCc. Italian prunes, 40s to 60s 6o Pctlto Prunes Ic. Wood, Fence Posti, Etc Big Fir $4.60. Second Growth $4.00. Arh $3.00 to $3.76. Body Oak $5.00. Pole Oakr-$5.00. ' Cedar Posts 10c. Hides, Pelts and Furs. Green Hides, No. 1 l7c. Green Hides, No. 2206. Qalf Skins 4 to 6c. Sheep 75c. Goat Sklne 26c to Sl.OO. Gray Fox 25 to 60c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.2u. Otter $1.00 to $6.00. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskrnt 1 to 6c. Wildcat 10 to 25a Grain and Flour. Wheat C570c. Oats 30Q 32c. Barloy Brewing 55060c bushel; feed 2l per ton. Flour Wholesale, $3.50. Live 8tock Market. Steer H4c . . ..... (Vina in JUp RVinifiU-t Khrrhatt " ' l " Dressed Veal Cc. Hogs, nllvo 5c. t ... . . i. . . wool ana iivionair. - ,i Wool J?17c." '. . 4 1 Atuuuir 1C. 1 Hay, Feed, Etc , Baled Cheat $13. Clover $10. Bran $23Hc , 8horts $23.50. Creamery and Dairy Products. Good dairy butter 1620c. Creamery buttei" 224c Cream, pan skimmed, at creamery 18c, at farm 14c. " Cream separator skimmed. at Com. Creamery v22Wc, minus frelghG portiafiaMarrt. Wheat Walla Walla, 73c. Wheat Yalloy, 75c. Flour Portland, beat grade, $3.70; graham, $&15$3.55. Oata Cholco White, $1.10. Barley Food $20 per ton; rolled, f22G$22.50. Mlllstuff Bran, $23. Hay Timothy, $2O0$21. Onions 10C0 cents per cental. Potatoes 40 60o per cental, crpamem 2022Hc; store, 16c, Eggs Oregon ranch, 1617o per doxen. Poultry Chickens, mixed, UH12c per pound; eprlng 16l7c; turkeys, live, 16lTc. Mutton Gross, $3.50., Hogs $6 $6.25. Beef Groea. $SO$6.2S. Yeal-7W8c. Hops 18020c per pound. Wool Valley, 1515Ho; Eastern Oregon. ?14c; Mohair, 35S7c Hides dry, 16 pounds am upward. 16tol6H Butter Best dalrv, nominal; fancy " . JLPXkJ W'-1 u,uw. .uuu.icu ifj ures, pimples. acauueue, eicn we wouia recommend ACKcrs ieoa tuxir, which wa sell under a positive guarantee. It will al was mm aaaatwtowaar' 8yphUitl tKJiaoas ana au oiooa diseases. 50 eta. and UA. D. JT, FRY, Druggist Through personally conducted tour ist Bleeping cars between Portland and Chicago onco a week, and bo twocn Ogden and Chicago thrco times a week, via tho Scenic line. Through standard Bleeping cars dally between Ogden and Chicago, via tho Scenic lino. Through standard sleeping cars dally bctweon Colorado Springs and St Louis. . Through standard and tourist sleep ing cars dnlly bctweon San Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angeles and EI Pnso. Through standard sleeping cars and chair cars dally botweon St Paul and Chicago. Bo euro that your ticket reads via tbo Great Rock Island Route. Tho best and most rcasonablo din ing car Eorvlco. For information, GEO. W. BAINTER, T. P. A. U B. GORHAM, Gen Agt, 250 Alder Btrect, Portland Oro. 0,G T, Co's PA38ENQER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, ednesday and Friday, 10 a.m. For Corvallls Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at I p. m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trad Street M. P. BALDWIN, Agt' and Weekly Ore- and Orange Judd and TrI-Weekly Cash Soiiig Olfer Two First-Class Weekly Papers for the Price of Oae, Weekly Jrurnil gonlan, $2.00. Weekly Journal Farmer, $1.35. Weekly Journal N. Y. World. $1.75. Weekly Journal and Woodb.urn Inde pendent, $1.60. Weekly Journal and Gold Beach, Curry County, Recorder, $1.60. ., Weekly Journal and American Boy, Weekly Journal and Courler,J Spray, Oregon, $1.60 Weekly Journal and Express-Ad- .VOUCC, 1.UUHJ1UU, ?1.0V, , ' Weeklr Jnufniif unit fJlnhn Pnnrinn Ore., $1.50. Weeklr Journal and Oregon Mist. St Helens, $L50. .J Weekly Journal and Town Ashland, $2.00, Weeltly Journal and Herald." Lake view, $1.60. , , Weekly Journal and Men ot To Morrow, $1.60. ' - , Parties desiring can get:thoDay Journal three months Inste offtie Weekly one year in the above coiahl-' nations. HOrER BROTHERS Sties, Oregon.' SpiG&&QS)&tiJC)Qt)m)QrM - I. k.OFF. e, HAKtlelV:! inoUlimS 3 TRAINS TO THE Through Pullman, Bti Tourist sleeping cars dm,j,, v-mengo, apoKane; tortst dally to Kansas City; Ojh man sleeping carps (pen ductod) weekly to City, St Louis and llemti Ing chair cars (scats free) i daily. 3 DKr?T J'ME SCHEDCUJ ll FOB From Portlnd,tt I jl Chicago " r- l-ortland Bait Uke, front, h Bpeclai Worth, Omaha, il .-W i a. m City, it. Umli, aow I lngtoa AUantlo . . JCxpreea Bait taia, Dentw n 1:18 p. m. Worth, Onuha, tin via Hunt- City, Bt. LooIT CakM isgton aadEatt Bt. Pan! WalU Walla, LltUm, Fut Mail1 HpoUoe, ffajlani, ru- l0 p. m. man, Mmaeaaeda a :i Tla raul, DuloUi,KUTUati Bpoaan Chicago, and int. 7H " HOURS OCEAN AMD WJ2LK9 All aaillng datea mm to change Sp. in. roraaFise)M I BallaTtryidajt M Daily ' Banday ToAitorla and Wij it I S p. m. Undlntt Saturday f 0 p.m. witLxmcne tint , , Steamer Both leaves Bilta Is landandwaylaodlctnonTowdf;; 9 ,! .ml Pntnnliva. about 10 LI K Corvallls nd way UndIsp,Xa S' Wednedayi and Fridays it i 1 A.L.'ORAIfJ. M.P.BAU1.TJ f Gen. Paea.Aet ARt.0.B,A Portland. (He, B!1 Talk, N. 2 For Yaqulru: Leaves Albuy Leaves CorvalU. . : Arrives Ya 1 a a No.l Refrnlng: & It Corvalliswi ....UM, A .: T .......& Vnnlll. ....... i.CUTCfl 4I4. . -- .., Lcav Corvallls .?! Arrives Al any . No. 3 Tor otrelt: Leaves Albany . Arrives Dfilrlot No. 4 From Detreit: ';::::;$ Ji-H .!' NOT IN THE TRUST lut for quality of eur Meats, Lard aad Poultry we challeBge any cew petltortoseetus lex celleace. Hos5hers kaow ttis. 10FF & HARTLSY SaVfB. OrnrsR. WESTERN TIM1ER ASSsKIATJON 2205!,?.9,rCfflerce. Portliatl, ?i.iia.uartraforye,1w Dlae luaiker Si Ji.aWe BrBtee te locate vob sollcitea. We mve th fcgyers. , J. J. WALTER. FT. Reference at TlUo, Guaraateo and Trust Company, Pertlaad: Gov, Chlbertala and SwrSSfcry r ot SUto Duahar. Leaves TJetrol' Arrives Albany v""hivjl Train No. 1 eai !l tlma to- cennret with bound trtlc. as we'l ai v thre hour, in Albany W" or.a. ?. norwuuuui -m ' TralLNo. 9 coVf Jw trains at CorvaUls.Qj, direct. servico to V1F TranNo. SforDJ and other jioimau f-i t-rT Tertrt TTL. at flon. giving a , , For further ImirBaBTSaJ " SDWW' TTTOfl. COCKRELl. h. h. nioNisaA2JJ -3 Strings to Our BOW thnv're all good v- .1-1 WehaVtllI' CD, BO ' - - . v 1 1. Via Billings tK R0Uta . , .nd ti 1 2. Via St. Paul f "" Route, 3. Via Denver md ti :. ,n; wnicn "' --ftua No.lifyouyan'li U ypu want to ride oa train v k"-iMitP see the most -- tho globe. as J M.ttf Elaalh too xbo