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jwKrT-- DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1904. 8EVEM s' JU 1 i THE LAWS ; BEING ENFORCED SftlOOfl iiCCpCrS lUUSt Keep Places Closed Sundays All Gambling Games Closed, Even to Playing Cards or Shaking Dice for Cigars Acting under tho Instructions of tho city council, to strictly enforce all thq ordinances of tho city, early last night Chief of Police Gibson, accompanied by tho two night ofllaers, made the rounds of tho city,' and ordered all games to close at once, on pain of prosecution under tho ordlnnncos. Tho order was strict, Including all card games for money, roul6t(o, etc., and Included all games of chanco In tho city except slot machlrtos, theso being excluded for tho reason that thoy pay licenses to tho city. The saloon men were Ordorod to permit1 no fearaos to run ia tholr places of . business. Tho marshol also "Ordered- Iho saloon Keep ers to close tholr places on Saturday, night at midnight, nnl to keep thorn closed until Sunday night at 12 o'clock. Tho houses of Ul-roputo wore ordorod to close up at midnight, to removo their red lights and curtains, and to pormtt no music In tholr re jpectlvo placos after tlio hour Axed for tho closing of tho houses. Thoy nero also told thoy must keep their houses closed on Sundays. Tho order was promptly compiled with, and business was at a standstill In somo of tho places last night, whoro frequently thoro aro Hvoly times dim Ing lato hours. Tho ordor was not qulto unoxpoctod, but when It came 1 many of tho proprietors of tho games cursoa loua anu uoep, anu especially btttor woro somo of them against cor tain placos that havo Catered to tho boys, as lb was assorted that tho fact that boya woro allowod to gamblo had brought about tho crusade and tho closing of the town. City Marshal Olbson, when soon about his action this morning, said ho had very little to say at this tlmo, except that ho had started In to car ry out tho orders of tho council, and ho oxpoctod to do so right along. Ho Bald: "I proposo to stay with tho ordor of tho council, and onforco tho ordi nances na well as I know how, to tho strict letter of tho law. If I make mistakes, thoy will bo of tho hoad and not of tho hoart. If violations of the ordlnancos occur I will undoubted ly see what I can do to suppress thora by bringing tho offondors Into court.' Fruit Growers' Meeting. Port Huron, Mich., March 3. Tho Ontario Fruit Growers' association, tho Michigan Stato Horticultural so ciety and tho St. Clair County Horti cultural Socloty began a joint Inter national mooting hero today with a largo attendance. Tho sessions a to continue two days and will bo do Toted to tho reading of papers and tho discussion of practical horticultural topics. Promlnont spoakors from both Michigan and Canada aro on the pro gram and the maotlng promlsos to bo j the most notable of Its kind over hold la this section. American League Meeting. New York. March 3. American leaguo baseball for tho season of 1904 tf of the orcanlzation assembled tho First Avenue Hotol to discuss MnWMHMMWIMWHamiHMMM SHARPER! WHiSKY3jJ P iyslclans prescribe It for their most delicate I A. 8CHREIBER, Salem. I I FARMER'S HOME, 1 thp Bchedule and other matters per taining to tho leagued affaire for the coming summor. The schedule com mittee composed of Comlskey of Chicago, Mack of Philadelphia, anil Kellelea of Boston ho prepared Us report and It will be submitted to tho meeting. The announcement has been made regarding a conference with the the big men of 'the rival organization are In the city It is possible that the two schedules will bo compared bo foro tholr finnl adoption and mutual concessions in ado so as to avoid as much as possible conflicting dates In tho cltl09 whore both longuos havii clubs. Appointed Administrator. County 'Judge Scott yesterday after noon decided tho matter of the peti tions for tho appolntemont of an ad ministrator for tho estate of tho lato Lovl Bartmoss, by appointing J. M. Howell to administer tho estate. Do ceased was an old resident of tho Stayton neighborhood where ho ownod somo flno property. Ho has been sick for somo tlmo, and has been' cared for at tlio homo of Mr. Howell, where ho died at tho ago of 77 years. Ab ho had no family or kin near hero, so far as thoso caring for him know, nnd Mr. Howell bolng a creditor of tho estate, ho petitioned for his appoint ment as administrator. A few days later Oscar Colo, of near Turner, also camo In with a petition asking to bo appointed, as ho was a relative of the deceased. Tho matter was hoard bo foro tho cotmty Judge, and was yostor day decided In favor of Mr. Howell. It Is stated that Mr. Colo will appeal thocaso to tho circuit court A Plucky Little Teacher. A lottor from Miss Anna Steen Btatos that sho roachod hor destina tion at tho oxtromo southorn part of the county without any Inconvenlonce moro than a long, tlrosomo ride. Front hero sho rodo by stago to Ontario, 45 milos; from Ontario to Caldwell by train, about 40 miles. At that place sho again took tlio stago for Jordan Valloy, 55 miles. Prom Jordan Valley to hor destination In Desolation Val-. ley, sho traveled 120 miles by prlvato convoyanco 2G0 miles In all. Desola tion Valloy, wo bellovo, lies mostly In Nevada, and was bo named from a massacro of Immigrants by Indians In early days. Our Western Ways, Westfall, Or. The Senators Meet. Tho High School Sonat6 hold Its rogular mooting last ovonlng In th-j hall of tho East school building. Tho, meeting was called to ordor by Itloglo man, president pro torn. A resolution was Introduced by Tumor, and, after a lengthy discussion, was adopted. Robort Palills and Paul Miller wore admitted as now membors. A motion was mado by Mooros to olect officers, and tho rosult was: President, Rloglo-! man, of Pennsylvania; secretary, Mc Intlro, of Minnesota; treasurer, Mour or. of Kansas; reading clerk, Curtlss Cress: sorgoant-atarms, Sterling j Mlzo. Aftor tho oloctlon tho society adjourned until noxt Wodnosday. Lowell Ferry Broke Loose. Last Friday evening, about G o'clock, tho county forry at Lowell broke loose, tho cablo breaking, and tho boat drifted down tho rlvor about half n mile. The river bolng high at the tlmo, It was feared that tho boat would float boyond recovery, but It lodgod against tho bank, and Monday C. I Williams, with his logging crew and teams, commenced to haul It back to Its placo. Luckily thoro wore no teams on tho boat at the tlmo. Eu gene Guard. i i n Afternoon Tea. Mrs. Allen Nye ontertalned a fow girl friends of her daughter, Alma, yestordny at'an afternoon tea, In hon or of her 14th birthday anniversary. The afternoon was onjoyably spent with music and all kinds of game. A dainty luncheon was served during thd afternoon. Curious Lake. In the conter of Kllillne, an Island In the North Sea; Is, perhups, tha most curiouB lake In tha world. The sur face pf Its waters Is quite fresh, and supports freah-wnter creatures, but deep down It Is as salt as the greatest depths of tha sea, and saltwater flsh live In It. At Philadelphia, elnce January Is, tho bodiee of 287 babies have been found In the streets of that olty, many, of the Infanta being only a few hours old. In the closing month of last year CO bodies woro picked up in alleys and inculverts, and Coroner Dugan began an Investigation His discoveries have been sensational Four baby farms are uwjer police surveillance, and Im plicated In the affair are a number of physicians and nurses. Cope I hear your bow expects to raise your salary this month? Hope So ha saya. But he hasnt succeeded In raking all o? lwt month' yet. Pklladolpala Ledger. HIGH PRICE FOR EGGS Though of the Ancient Order Cost Three Hundred Each -. Preseuted by the Democrats of Willmington S. C. to Henry F. Seawell During Campaign Forty-flvo hundred dollars for fifteen odoriferous eggs Is tho price tho su premo court has Just paid on this ar ticle of commerce by a decision In the action of Henry P. Seawcll against n railway company, says a despatch from Wilmington, S. C. In tho year 1900 M. Scawell was tho rtopubllcan-Popullst candldato for lloutontnt-govornor. During tho cam paign ho went to tho town of Sholby to nil an appolntmont of Senator" Marlon Dutlor. In tho course of his remarks ho excited tho anger of tho demo crats In his audlonco by a scatchlng denunciation of tho methods of their party. Tho democrats tried to pre vont Mr. Seawoll from finishing his speech, and he denounced them in un measured forms for tholr rowdyism. After his speech Mr. Seawcll wont to tho rallraod station and a crowd of Infuriated domocrats followed him. Mr. Seawoll bought his ticket and pro ceeded to promonado on tho plaforra, He was faultlessly dressed In a high silk hat, black Prlnco Albert coat, white vest, doeskin trowsers and patent lcathor shoes and, carried a gold-headed caln. ' Tho democrats armed themsolvcs Market Quotations Todays T? HMaV Rilrm Reed Itomfi Market" a Capital City Bryant & Mills Quotations. Penned, Props. Wheat 77c. Duckwhcat 80a Poultry at atelner'a Market Chickens 810c. Eggs Por dozen, lC17c. Turkeys 12 14c. Ducks .10c. Hop Market, Hops 1925c. Potatoes, Vegetables, Etc. Potatoos 45c. Onions c. Dried Fruits. Peaches 10c. j Apricots 10c. Apples 10c. Potlto prunes 4c. Italian prunes 5c. Wood, Ponce Potts, Eta. Second growth $6.60. APh 13.00 to 13.76. Grub oak-$C.50. j l' Cedar posts 12c. Hide, Petit and ?ura. Green Hides, No. 1 6c. Green Hluos, No. 2 4c. Calf Skins 6c. Sheep 75c. Goat Skins 26c to S1.0I. Grain and Frour. Wheat, Salem Flouring Mills, port valuo, 72c. Oats $1.10 por cwt Darloy $19-60 per ton. Flour Wholesale, $3.60. . Llvo Stock Murkat Stcerfl 33VSc ox- Cows 3c. Sheop 3c. Dressed veal 7c. Dressed hogs CVic Llvo hogs 5Vic. Mutton 2&c por pound. Hay, Fd, Eta. Balod cheat 110. Baled clover $10. Bran $21. Shorts $22. Creamery and Dairy Product Good dairy butter 2Ufi26c. Creamery butter 30c. Cream separator skimmed, Com. Creamery, 30o, neL at PORTLAND MARKET. Wheatr-Walla Walla, 78 (ff'79c. Valley 82 88c. Flour Portland, best grade, $3,750 $3.85: graham, $2.75. Oats Cholca White, $1.1S$1.20. Barlty FMd, $21$22. per ton; rolled, $83. Mlltetuff Bran, $18.50 $19. Hay Timothy, $15fl$17. Potatoes 75o $ 1.35. Bggc Oregon ranch, 21234o. Poultry Chlokens, mixed 12S12o por pound; turkeya, 16lGc. Pork Dressed, 77c, Bef Dressed, G7c. Veal 89o. Hops 2426c. Wool Valley, 17018c; Eastern Oregon, 1215c; Mohair, 32S5c Hides dry, 16 pounds an. mnwardi, ButterJ Fancy creamery, 27 30c dairy sd ntor. nominal. The i-t 1-sdon that the youne Kirl has of womanhood is usually a painful one. She lcnr.isito know what headache lneuns, And backache, nnd sometimes is sadly borne down by this new experience of life. All the pain and misery which youwr girls commonly experience at such a thre may, In almost every instance, be entirely prevented or cured by the use of Doctor Pierce's l'avorltc Prescription. It estab lishes regularity. It tones up the general health, nnd cures headache, backache, nervousness tuid other consequences of womanly weakness or uucasc. ' The anxious mother of the family often, time's carries the whole burden of responsi bility so far as the home medication of common ailments of the phis or boys r.vc concerned. The cost of the doctors visits is very often much too great. At such times the mother is Invited to write to Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., or medical advice, which is given free. Correspond ence Is held strictly con6dentlal. Backed up by over a third of a century of remarkable and uniform cures, a record such as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors and makers of Dr. i .i. tr..l.A iiMu.rtntinn tirtur fori fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in legal money of the United States tor any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Pro ln.MQ nr VulHnir of Womb, which ttlCJ cannot cure. All the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors, of Bur- falo, n. v., as is a iir nu icavuu trial of their meaus of cure. "Yourwooderfut medicine. 'I'srprite Precrip. Hon. has helped me greatly In time of suffer ing." writes Mrs. Mlnta bright, of Edwsrtls. ind. Ust winter I wni uuable to do my work, was to be confined in February, and a lady In Illinois wrote and told me about your medicine. 1 used three bottles of favorite i Prescription,' 2nd will say I had the easiest and qiiickeit con Cnement I ever had. Had three children be fore, and would suffer from twenty-four to thirty- SIX Hours uciorc uiun, um ....... y --- !..... iiaw. n f.nt- babv arlrl and she Is the most healthy one of all. 1 am still using the 'Favorite Prescription' as a tonic." with dggs wheh had been in ex lBtonco for sovoral mouths undor a hot sun, and na Mr. Seawoll appeared on tho platform tho oggs wero hurled at him. Thoy burst all round him, add flftoon, by actual count, Btruck his apparol. In addition to tho disgust ing nppcaranco which tho contents of tho oggs gavo to his clothes, tho intensified odor arriving thorofrom mado Mr. Seawoll dosplso himself for tho tlmo being nnd kept his friend? n.t a dlBtanco. For this Indignity and assault and battory Mr. Seawoll brought Btilt against tho railway company, becauso tho agont at tho station and othor omnloyes of tho company actually on- caced In dashing stalo oggB against him. Tho caso was tried In tho 8U - perlor court and was docldou in lavor of tho plaintiff. Tho supremo court haBjust affrmod tlio decision of t the suporlor court with an intimation" that tlm lurv mlcht havo increased tho amount of damages without making tho sum oxcesslvo or exorbitant. Tho Whlto Houso Can give you a good meal any hour of tho day or night. Memi,eBieapnHfr48 i 3 k'-ivSs "When Greek Meets Greek" trouble begins, but when a man S meats a shirt collar or cuff done $ up at tho Salem Steam Laundry 5 1 s i.n iwj-titlt1na j! lie icnows mat an 01 u nuum In finding tho right spot to have his linen dono up havo ceased, for you can't match tho work done horojn this town. Laun dry work Ts our business, and we mako it our business to do wt-rk such as no other laundry can compete with.. , Salem Steam Latmdr y Ctlonel J. Olmsted, Prop. DorouB D. Olmsted, Man. Tii.n.,n J11 f!tn T.lliertv St. 9.tVftvHfaCtQIC-tgl8 . -. .u.xxi.i.iLiiajjaa4AUl4444i l Gacten I Seeds j If you want to got sto that j ; will grow, wleot from ; J The Largest Stock' The Purest Stock ! . Tho Best Selected Stock la tha vallar. and remembr 1 1 the only seeds we oarry are SEEDS THAT GROW A handsome Illustrated cat alogue snt free by mall on re quea-L . ' I; Savap& Fletcher I ! ! Dealers in ; FLOUR, QRAIN AND SEED i ! 322-324 Commercial 8trot ! !HHMCi9i8lIt8frfrW , ', JwH.. iJSSF'U ' i a niiiiHiiniHiiiMniti CLASSIFIED 1 i 1 I' Advertisements, five lines or Icaa, In this column Inserted three times for 25e, 6O0 aweek $1.60 a month. All over five lines at tho same rate. Tun ni tntn tniiinn n WANTED. Wanted. Wnltross at Wlllamotto ho tel. Steady job. 3-l-3t FOn RENT. For Rent A farm of 216 acres. In qulro of owner, R. G. Keono, nt Fred Hurst's office. 2-25-lwk For Rent. A houso; gas in ovory room; boater connected with bath; two rooms In good order, nowly pa pored. Inqulro at 91 Court streot. 2-22-tf For Rent Two good houses on Win tor and Mill streets. Will bo ready for dolivory about March IsL J. C, Goodalo. 2-lG-tt FOR SALE. For Sale. A flno largo cow for snlo at a bargain. A good mllkor, good 1 stock. Will bo fro8h within a fow wcolcs. Call at 407 High street, or soo Z. M. Parvln, Salem. 3-2-3t To Trade. Fresh cows for worK horse, to wolgh 1200 or 1400 pounds. Apply to W. C. Duncan, Tumor, Oregon, 2-25-lwk. For Sale Or trodo, a flno 10-acro chicken or fruit ranch; first-class buildings and improvements; close to BChool, postoftlco, otoro and rail way station. Will trado for city or unimproved farm property. Addreoa 'W. J.," Caro Journal. 11-5- MISCELLANEOUS. Mrs, C. A. Spauldlng Is at Mr J. A Sollwood'a, 383 Front Btroot, with n finer assortment of hair goods, for a fow daya only. All orders promptly attonded to. 3-2-3t Say Havo you trlod Edwards & Lusch cr's for moats. Wo havo tho bost sausage 'in town. Como and try it, and bo comincod. 410 East State 6troot oaem Truck and Drav Co. Oldest and best oqulppod company in Sa eom. Piano ard furnlturo moving a specialty Ofllco 'phono, 861. W. W. Brown & Son, proprietor. Office No. 60 Stato Btroot 0-1-lm Dr. Z. M. Parvln At 297 Commercial Btroot, upstairs. Singing school Rudlmontal and sight reading class es. Begins Wodnosday evening, Oc tober 14th. Class ovory Wednes day ovonlng to May 1st, noxt Tui tion, $1.00. THE ELITE CAPE 208 Commercial Street Short Orders, Oysters In all styles Meals at all hours Service a la Carte E, ECKERLEN, Proprietor HUIE WING SANG CO. Chlnawaro. Japanoso fancy and dry goods, ombroldorles, laces, silks, wool en goods, skirts, wrappors, waists, whlto underwear. Wo mako up all kinds of ladlos' garmons, gents' over- alls. Matting, dishes, otc, now on salo at tho cheapest price. Corner of alloy, Court street, Salem, Or. illllllllllllllllllilllHI; Field Peas Tho great hog feed. Very ' ' short crop last season; better buy what you need now, while ', you can secure them. 8PRINQ VETCHE8. The finest hay crop produced T In tho valley. You will find our prices right CLOVER AND QRA83 SEEDS. '.'. We mako a specialty of farm seeds, and would be pleased to ', '. quote you prices on anything ; ; in our line. I D. A. White 8z, Son ; ; Feedmen and Seedsmen : : : : 301 Com'l St, Phone 1781:: nimiHiiiiiHWinni FRANK REI5TIJE ENCnAVED. and ELECTROTVPER mm ut wmtuwwiwytH"; wfrL MISCELLANEOUS. Unique Cleaning Rooms C. A. JefirJ. son, succossor to Shaw & Johnson, tho cleanors, is now located, at 209 Commercial streot. Ho dooo a gen oral pressing and repairing busi ness. Spcclaltles: Skirts, nllk waists, kid gloves, gents' clothing, etc. Phono 2G14. 5-28-lyr PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Dr. I. W. Starr OfTlco in Bush & Brojt building, over Orogon Shoo Storo. Ofllco hours, 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. Calls attonded in city or country. Residence 'phono 2155 Red. 1-5-ti Dr. W. 8. Mott Will hereafter b found In tho Broy block, 275 H Conv morcial stroot, ovor Orogon Sao Co. Ofllco tolophone, 2931; real donco phono, 2751. Office hour f to 12. and 2 to 5. WIRE FENCING. Walter Morhay, Dealer in American,. Elwood and Page Hold fencing. Au kinds of poultry fencing. Shlngliw. P. & B. ready roofing and rall' papor . Pricoo the lowost Salem Fopco works, 60 Court rtroet, Salem. d&w. UNDERTAKERS. Undertakers. Wo carry tho largest and finest Jlno of undertaker's goods in thq city. Prlcoa to suit ail Black and. whlto hoarpo. Prompt, rollablo. Savo monoy by calling ut No. 107. A. M, Olough, A, J. Baser 1-16-tf RESTAURANT. Ferguson's Restaurant 96 State street Opon day and night "Ota 20o meals aro bettor than any 2( houso In tho Btato. Six 20c meata for $1.00; 21 20o meals for 13.00. LODGES. Olive Lodge, No. 18, I. O. O, F. I. O. O. P. Hall, Saturday each woek, at 7:30 p. m. B. B. Horrlck, Jr., N. O.;. Frank F, Toovs, recording secretary. Salem Camp, No. 118, Woodmon of th World McotB In Holmnn Hall ovory. Friday at 7:30 p. m. P. L. Frasior, Consul. Wyllo A. Mooros, Secre tary. 1-12-lyr' Protection Lodge No. 2, Ancient Of dor Unltod Workmon, meeta vrry Saturday ovonlng in tho Holmam Hall, corner BUto and LlbrtJ! stroots. Visiting brethren wolcowi. J. a Graham, M. W,; J. A. 0ollw Rocerdor. Valley lodrjo No. 18, A. O. U. W.T-Met in tholr hall In Holman block,, cor nor Stato and Llborty, every Mok day ovonlng. Visiting brotaw wolsomo. Roy Mclntlro, M. W, K. Aufrance, Bocorder. Contral Lbdao No. 18, K. of P. Oastl Han in noiman diock. cornor mat and Uborty Sto. T- osday of eae weok at 7:30 p. m. II. II. Turner, 0. C; W. I. Staley, K. of It. and 8. . Foresters of America Court Baar wood Foresters No. 19. Moots Fri day in Turner block. II. 3. Meyor, C. n.; A. L. Drown, Boo. Modern Woodmen of Amorloa Or gon Cedar Camp No. 6240. Meats ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'clock Holman Hall, 13. D. Matton, V. C; A. L. Brown, Olork. OSTEOPATHS. Dre. M. T, Schoottle, Frank J. Bar and Anna M. Darr, Graduates Amoricap. School of Oatoopatay, Klrksvllle, Mo., euccoasora to Dr. Draco Albright Offlc" houra I te 12 and 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock. OdJ Follows' Templo, Phono Main 2711s rosiaonce pnono zuua reo. Dr. H. H. 8covell, Osteopath and 8uo gostlonist Treats chronic disorder of tho stomach, bowels, liver, kld noys; nervous nnd fomalo dlsoasos, lung and throat troubles. D'Arcy Bldg., Stato St Main 2855. TONSORIAL AND BATHS. Evan's Barber Shop Only flrstchuw shop on State atroot Bvory thln now and up-to-oato. Flnost porce lain baths. Shave, 15c; haircut tU baths, 26c. Two flrst-claas boo! blacks. O. W. Bvans, proprietor. WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For wator service apply at offle Dills payable monthly in advance. Mao all complaints at tho office. EXPRESS AND J!"??' CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains Baggugo to all parte of tho city. Prompt service, Telephone No. 241. HECKMAN.HEDRlCK & HOMYliR DENTISTS. r M. M.A.OIX. s3E33slaL,x:sla? HtiMinr tn llr J. M. KoflnO. In iVblte Corner, Salem, Oregon. Partlw leairing superior operations at nww irat feo in any branch are in especlavl request .. tk: "jCltchenwaro many useful Ultohoq utensils. Just come and see my win dow. The Vatlety Stoe 94. Cosrt St. ABDora M. Welch, Prop' h r. ; i 1 1 1 jij i;.i I ' H 'i ) I !! il r vm j. i t! f $ 1 n -. Vt ''J ; it h. ?- It t IS Jwwiwi'aiswg ?