The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 07, 1903, Page TWO, Image 2

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THK BAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, eBEON, 8ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1003.
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We&ihet IWan
Says "rain and snow, much colder
and freezing" just a faelee of oil
sorts of weather. But never mind
we've been expecting juet such con
ditions and havo roado amplo pro
vision for j'our comfort and appear
ance. Hero arq
OVERCOATS
that'll knock out old Winter, but
spare your pockotbook. That's ono
groat featuro about this storo, your a
pocketbook's always safe from fakes.
You'ro sure of best goods new
goods dependable, satis factory 2
Clothing and the more you investi-
gate and compare the more our 25
E tnnnnv.Bftvinir nripfis stand out in vour favor. Mod's Over-
E coats, strictly all-wool,
$7.50, $12.50, $20, $251
p Now whore's tho man that' cau't bo satisfied bore? Yes,
s this is a safe store to tie to.
G W Johnson &, Co., jj
The People's Clothiers.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
6crlpp News Association Telegrams.
3 and 5 O'clock Edition.
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
Dally One Year, 94.00 In Advance.
Dally Three Month, 91.00 In Advance.
Dally by Carrier, 50 Cent Per Month.
Weekly One Year. 91.00 In Avanee.
JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY.
One vVook , 9 10
Ono Month SS
Tfareo Montha 1.00
At Journal office.
At Daue'e Grocery, South Salem.
At Beweraox Orocery, Yew Park.
Atylum Avenuo Grocery Store.
Electrlo Qrocory, Eait State 8L
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fw-HHimniutminin-
The Weather.
Tonight and Sunday, cloudy,
probably occasional rain.
with
FORTUNE TURNS HER WHEEL.
Frown, Fortune, frown
For I ant muoh oast down,
And team do melancholy make my
fuqo;
In sable pwu,
"WIJli sail yow.wroath aa nrown,
I rail l you,
Oh, Fortune, most' untruo.
For that to mo you show not any
grace;
Oh, lal fa! lal la
My I.ady Fortune, hoar my sigh,
lit kinder to my love and I,
Smile, Fortune, smllo.
For I urn say awhile.
And laughter lurk about these llns
again;
Now I ImjkuIIo
My days with Cheerful wile,
Kor from the throng
Qf shenlmrds gay and rtroug
My IbVe hath chosen ma to ha her
wain: '
Oh, la! fnJ lal lal
My l.ndy Fortune, hear my cry,
How happy art) my love and I.
A DIRECT PRIMARY.
Thtt ileiiubllcans of this city have
taken u tttn In advance by ordering
a dlrat primary tonumlnnte oandl
dates far nhUmueu.
Tho old-utyle slated city convention
result In selecting candidates whom
the vuUUbIuuh want, but the pwnle of
tea do noli
Dlrvct HumltwUon Hit the city com.
mlUee Ih the comet paction of were
ly mIvIhk th people a direct ehuiee
and reocmllmc. Uiwlr will
There In no rwuon. undr title aye-
A , bald head,
or Ayer's Haii;
r? You can't
have both.
tern, why tho best men In the llopub
llcrn party should not bo named In
each ward, and bo freo from ring con
trol and answorablo for good govern
ment to the people.
Let the opposition put up tholr can
didate) In tho same, way, and thon lot
tlu peoplo havo their choice of both
S4t at tho city oleotton.
MR. PRESCOTT'S GOOD LUCK. .
Instead of odltorlala about tho tariff
and International complications, Tho
Journal loves, on Saturday especially,
to talk about home matters, and little
things of Interest to our homo pco
PU. It is a pleasure to chronicle tho ro
turn from tho East of Mr. and Mrs. A.
lVoHcott and daughters. They havo
been three months seeing old friends
nnJ relatlvos in tho Knstorn and Mid
dle statos. ,
Prescott & Vonnoss run a sawmill at
indopendonco many years, but woro
not. successful, nnd sold out and closed
up tho buslnoes, Mr. Prescott and his
partner rotlrlng early in tho nlnotlos,
with a few hundred dollars apiece.
They bought a small mill at Win
lock, Wash., nnd the past year Mr.
P.-escott sold his Intorest for a flno,
largo sum, nnd retires with a com',
fortablo fortune. Ho came back to
Salem, where his family always has re
mained, and bought tho old George Hi
Jones residence, on Gaiety hill. Ills
old homo on the hill but nod out by the
Are. but ho lias rebuilt it, and will
build another house at the rear of It,
Agent Houston, of the S. P. Co., ltvoa
In his old home, and Mr. Prescott and
family will occupy tho Jones mansion
on the hill. Mr. Prescott has worked
hard, and all unite In congratulating
hln- on his good fortune.
Vigoi
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Law
ESCAPES FROM THE REFORM
SCHOOL.
Occasionally, under lenient manage
ment, there will be boys escape from
the Oregon reform sahool. As a rule,
these escapes do not do vory much
damage.
Ilut three got away the past weok
tint have done considerable mleahlef.
One has been captured, but two were
still at largo at last accounts, and.
Htem to be imme4y enjoying their
liberty.
They btole a wheel somewhere, and
rode It, between them, to a haute near
llneedale,. where they left It. and went
on afoot. lteoaH the)' had picked up
a couple of guns in the mean time.
The two boy aged 14 and 16 years,
were at A. S. Huntley's house Sunday,
item Koeedale. broke the house often,
helped theinnelree, and Rut nwny with
h Rim shotgun, aniwuultkw. etc.
They were about Itoeertale all Cay,
ami destroyed a great deal of property
In various ways, breaking Into the
school haute, tearing xdewn map. and
committing other mischief.
A CROSSWALK NEEDED.
The people of the euWurbe tataly
taketi Into the city are a very humble
claw of clHeens, and not extravagant
In their demands, but they are, grate
ful fur a few thing. Several crose
walks have been put down on South
Commercial street, and at least one
mere is badly needed. That Is a cross
walk at Junction of Commercial and
Myrs streets, where there are hun
dreds of people going and coming to
the Lincoln school and. tho Leslie
Methodist ohurok. The people of tnat
part of the otty have maintained erosa
walka for many year at their own ex
pensethat Is at tho expense of a few
public-spirited persons, and they
would consider It a. great favor if Uie
street commissioner could glvo them
a Aalk at this place.
"Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother."
Ed. Jeurnal: To lack roverence for
one's parents 1s to be both ungodly
nnd Inhuman. We Instinctively feel
contempt for the son or daughter who
Us negligent or unkind, especially when
parents have como into tho shadows
of life's Jato aftornoon. A nature ca
pable of such conduct Is essontlally
mean and hard. Kindness or generosi
ty to all the rest of the world can nev
er mako up for lack of tendor consid
eration for one's own father or moth
er. In hoinoa of truo refinement the
younger members of tho family are
taught to show respect and attention
to parents and grandparents. Rude
ness or Indlfforonce to them is ox
tremoly Ill-bred, nnd no Bolf-rospectlng
person will bo guilty of It, even with
out regard to the moral law, "Honor
thy father and thy mother," and slnco
habit grows by dally acts and thoughts,
let us cutlvnte tills beautiful graco of
manner nnd of heart by constant cour
tesies and klndncBs. Do not lake the
easy chair, and leave tho less comfort-
abjo ouos for the older people. Nevor
sit while they are obliged to-stand, at
homo or In public places. Consider
their comforts always beforo your
own. Do respectful in speech and
mannor. Such manners nt home glvo
graclousness to manners outside of
homo. To grieve, by coldness or no
gleet, the heart that has loved us best
slnco tho day of our birth Is a wrong
too groat to bo forgiven, excopt It Is
ropented of, and all possible restitu
tion made. Selfishness Is subtle; It
will betray us unawaros. Watch
against It; pray to bo delivered from
IL It Is the spirit of demons. Un
selfish love is tho spirit of angels, one
can more oaslly forgive any other sin.
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JOURNAL X-RAYS
Does It Pay to Buy Cheap?
A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want some
thing that will rcllovo and euro tho
moro sovcro and dangerous results of
throat and lung troubloe. What shall
you do? Go to a warmor and moro
regular cllmato? Yon, if po3alblo; if
not possiblo for you, thon in cither
caso tako tho ONLY romody that has
beon Introduced in all civilized coun
tries with bucccsj In novoro throat
and lung troubles, "Doochoo's Gorman
Syrup." It not only hoals and stimu
lates tho tissues to dectroy tho conn
dlsenao, but allayn Inflammation, caus
es easy expectoration, gives a good
night's mat, r
Try ONE bottle, nocommondod
many years by all druggists in tho
world. You can get this rollablo rom
ody at Dr. Stone's drug storea. Price
25c and 75c.
Molasses as Stock Food.
For Boverai yoars molasses has boon
used In Louisiana for feeding live
stock, particularly work horses and
mules. Probably tho grentor numbor
M WW oceeMba) i
Portland needs money. In tho lan
guage of Omar Khayyam. Jr., "The
plcaso remit confront I cannot pay "
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It is somewhat of a coincidence, that
the flood of financial disaster caused
by the new tax law, was caused by tho
member from Heppner.
Earthquake shocks are reported in
many localities, but whether It was
Mark Hanna In Ohio, or Tammany In
Now York that caused It, Is as much
of an unknown quantity as tho ago of
Ann.
In New York the choice between the
lady and the tiger seemed to be
against the lady.
Soth Low Is undoubtedly honest and
honorable, but a theorist and a dream
er. Ho promised everything, and ac
complished nothing. In fact he was
a perfect lody and tho tiger won out.
Tho San Francisco Chronlclo says
Its Mayor Schmltz was elected by the
city's undesirable element. Is it pos-
sible that tho Golden Onto city doesn't
want a majority of her citizens?
Eugene has five fresh grass widows,
made yesterday,
J. M. Johns, editor of tho Arlington
has a high opinion of M. A. Moody's
ability as a wire-puller, but a poor
opinion oC President Roosevelt and
Secrotnry Hitchcock. Ho says both
of these gentlemen will rush to
Moody's defence.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contains Mercury.
As morcury will surely destroy the
sonso of smell, and completely do
raugo tho whole system, whon. enter
ing it through tho mucous surfaces.
Such urtlclea should nover bo used ex
cept on prescription from reputable
pnysiclans, as tho damago they will
do is ton-fold to the good you can pos
sibly derive from ' them. Hall's Ca
tarr Curo, manufactured by F. J. Che
ney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains no'
mnrcHry, and is taken internally, act
ing directly upon tho blood and mu
cous surfaces of tho system. In buy
ing Hall's Catarrh Cure bo suro you
get tho genuine It is taken internal
ly and mado in Toledo, Ohio, by P. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Prlco 75 c per
bottlo.
Hall's family pills aro tho best
CHEAP SUNDAY RATE8
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which has been
in uso ior over tu years, iins uorno mo Bifrnntnro of
, uuu mis uucu iuuuo unucr ins pp,
syjZ- sorml supervision slnco Its infancy,
f-CCCCAZi Allow no ono to dcccl vo yon In tlii
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd Just-ns-good' nro but
Experiments that trlflo with and oi'dangcr tho health of
Infants nnd Children Expericnco i gainst Experiment
What is CASTORIA
at i rla is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pore,
BorA Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ifc
contai'ts neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotia
enhsaiuce. Its ago Is its guarantee It destroys Wornn
nnd allays Eovorishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tha
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop,
' Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars the Signature of
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The KM You Have Always Bof
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TWl OtHTKUH COMMNT. TT MURRAT IHICT, NCW YORK CfTV.
RIBBONS
Between
Portland and
Valtey Points.
Willamette
Low round trip rates havo been
placed In effect botweon Portland and
Wlllamotto Valloy points, In elthor
direction. Tickets will bo sold Satur
days nnd Sundays, and limited to re
turn on or beforo tho following Mon
m a .hImhI. I it. . Il ft I
Ul ,u c uu.ua.o ., w.U uKur u-.w,dBt Ca Soutnorn paclflc Coa
get this food either alone or mixed agonta for pnrtIcularB. 22o round
with oats and corn. Tho animals
soom to like it, and are thrifty and In
good condition. Sugar mules, as thoy
ro called, nrtng from 20 to 25 per cent
moro than mules lcopt on cotton plan
tations and fod cottonseod or cotton
sd meal. As molasea Is a waste
product in the manufacture of sugar,
It Is a very cheap feed and a valua
ble one. Mixed with corn and oats
In equal proportions and prossod Into
a gelid mass, the cakes become qulto
hard; After they are thoroughly dried
out they are ground into a flna pow
der nnd this powder is used as food.
Horsvs and mules fod on molassos
not only keep fat and slook, but aro
capable of hauling extraordinarily
heavy loads. Oraug Judd Fanner.
A Woman's Opinion.
A bright Colorado woman (a state,
by the way. whero tho womon seora to
have a good deal to say) has beon vis
iting at Salem, and says the city is
beautiful and tho people are nlco.
but the only drawbacks are the
wheels on the sidewalks, and the men
on the street corners who spit tobac
co on the wnlka. Willi the exception
of thane two minor faults, she cousld
eri th town about perfect, and. as
this Is a fret country, she Is ontltled to
lie. opinion, and probably no power on
Mrtn could kiwp a Colorado woman
from exprtaalH; it.
trip Salem to Portland and roturn.
10-ltf W. E. COMAN, O.P.A.
Carrie Nation, Actress.
Now York. Nov., 7. Over In Jorsoy,
In tho llttlo town of Perth Amboy,
Carlo Nation and her hatchet aro to
mako tholr stago debut tonight. The
time-honored "Ten Nights In a Iar
room" has boon chosen as tho vohlclo
which is to carry Carrlo to famo and
fortuno nnd Incidentally glvo aid to
tho cause of temporanco. No out
siders havo been allowed to boo Mrs.
Nation In her rehorsals, but the nctlvo
press agent is authority for tho state
ment that worso playors hnvo boon
sen on the stage. Tho piece Is to
be staged with offoctlvo realism and
the climax will bo reached whwn the
crusader from Kansas deos hor smash
ing act with a real hatchet and real
glass.
Swift Austrian Battleship.
The Austrian navy, though small.
U well known to be one of the moat
efficient In the world. The new ships
which are being added to It art mod
hi of their kind. The battlfjhip Be
benberg under went her speod trials
at Pola on the Md of last month. She
was required to make 18.5 knots with
136 revolutions. She actually made
90.0 knots and 149 revolutions, her
esginea developing 17.011 horsepower
Instead of tho required 11.900 New
York Commercial Advertiser
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Everybody
Goes to the White House lunch
counter at noon. Open all hours of tho
day and night.
Tho Latest
Solontlfio
DIsoovory
U based on tho principle,
1 Destroy tho cawte, you
remove the effect "
Herplcide kills tho
ccrnis that cause dan
draff by digging up the
Ka'p as they burrow
tnrir pesuierous war to
the hair root,whero they
finally destroy the hadr
Without dandruff your
hair wilt crow luxuri
antly,
Nowisro's
Herplcide
stops dandruff and fall
! ing hair, and starts hair
crowing w limn iu aay t.
One bottle will convince
yoaofthlfl.
FcrS-aat-lFlret-CUM
Drux Stores. n
For aalo by Daniel J. Fry. Sand 10
cent In stamp for eample to The
Herplcide Co, Detroit, Mich.
A bargain line, 3 incb
wide only 10c yard Gre
i r i Tt'f 1 .1
variety or colors. KiDDons anomer goai
line only 5c yard.
Our Girls jackets are selling fast.
$9,00 coats for $5.00 $6 coats for S4,5
$5,00 coats for $3,75
and new Fall goods
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store.
302 Commercial Street
C.
CROSS
Meats and Provisions
PHONB 3L&X.
Established 1884
Woh jf !&3-. p 5iN"!L.
Signs of Renewed ActlvilJ
In the real estate world ladled
creasing building operation! l
Snrinir. and nromnt US to rem! J
that our facilities for suppljtel
and soft wood, lumber, lath,
and othor building matorW"'
ronHnnnllv-erond. Wo will U J"4
n fiirnliih HHmatos on C1U1
large or small. A car of V '
Bhlngloa received.
nnnnil - LUMBER Wi
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Phone 651.
A Condition and not a Theory
Confronts the fastidious roan that
has soiled linen, and don't know
whero he can have it laundered with
out injury and in an irroproaohablc
manner. Wo can relieve his mind
right now by assuring him that his
shirts, collars and cuffs didn't look
better whon first purchased than thoy
do when sent home from the
Salem Steam Laundry.
COLONEL. J. OLMSTED. Prop.
D0RUS D. OLMSTED. Mer.
Phone 411. 320 Liberty 8t
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