The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 10, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt,r ifurmMniw maavammSba wy THE SUFFRAGIST JUBILEE' EVSK'rSilSa ' gown, 1 surmised will hn hold In tlio I beautiful Corcoran gullory It will bo SKTdthe How-Susan B. Anthony's Eightieth u , rM1' , ' '' , ,Ty " food the eats must "'" ousau u' UWU"J " . n""1"" receive with tho inombors of the com It I who! ale W ...It.. Bi wwe. m sMViaL MH Mi iter demand made on the other when nuttinir than at ' She lias just gone through tue shock ami I strain of materni ty, her vitality Is at nourish two lives. The natural re- I sUU is that the -mother looks around for a "tonic," aud gen- l erally find her tonic in the form of n stimu lant, which not , only (fives the . mother no rent I strenRth but I an ' Iniin vtotlie child. , nt testimony of women ilrrcc's l'avorlte I'rc- rfij the most perfect pre- , krrhnod mid all its fimc- i ever been discovered. It for baby's auvent, giving i vliror nnd clnticltv It a condition of IumHIi tlmt letvand immune alckiiebs With this conditliiu come f nourishment for the child, the mother to gratify the of maternity. 1 1 ined two bottles of Doctor I'rencrintlon. mill lit Atrll it iflM.totrti. twine the doctor cntne." jsMkAutlker.orru '( Street. Alll- An Birthday Will bB Observed. lnteieatini! Interview With Great Woman Leader of America. 'li'tmi not very tick. Jlnby is now nM'tnil welalta to tiiiiul. Now I wwuthcr about Augmt. ami I am Tthe l'avorlte I'rewrlplion nnu Pt- D.Aal a.lrlI.A. nrs li.ll.if ll lawlclge through my tellltic them CXv.lny uy. 'bclorc commencing ' Favorite Prescription I bail to vomit jr, tMt after I cot the tnritlcliie, from the oaful.tlutl took. 1 ttonueil x-omlllon,' AbMikMiethe same thing for me It Is n God MMbr women." NO alcohol in any form, l contained Iti "yvorlte Prescription," neither opium Mr other narcotics. This cannot truth hilly be said Of'anv other medicine cpe cMly detigaed lor women and sold thmwck drlts. ... , jftek woitWMiarc Invited to consult Dr. Plcree by JeKr.free of all charge. Kvcry tetter h' treated, as strictly private and meBv confidential, and all replies arc etee InXftWn envelopes, bearing no rfetttt matters.wliatcvcr Address Dr. V. Pkee, BiMfelo, N. Y. ISflliT. ( o's! itnTmrnmaKii t-TKMbl H tonA JuSmivun I'oirri.tNH BHfrrcpt HiinUr .11 8 it in fBKsK ANJJ CllKAl" ltATrrl !fiM 1 8 tie ami I'umt Hts By Micelle Clirnlilre llnir. RiiMin H. Anthony Is lo liu tlio re cipiutitnf honors lit the nation's capital upon 1 lio day tlmt shall mark the eightieth anniversary of her Mrtli tlio nth of February. Tow American women huve ever nt t allied pticli lifluctlonus Miss Anthony. Fittingly termed tho Grand Old Woman, her character stand1) nut clear and sharp in tlio liistoiy o( tlio lust half ecntury. Her uchieveinentu front n background to tho qualities which give oxpn-sslnn lo her rugged, kindly fufe, J tnltteu and will bo k magnificent affair I In every detail. It is not nt nil tinllki-ly J that the Chief Executive of the nation . I Will pity his respects to Mien AnihonV ",e ion that evening, to wty nothing of the )eser lighta who will bo present I Tlio recipient of all these honors, will' li Nimplicity 'and a modesty rlmrsieter ' Istic of all really gruat peoplo, "aid w it li , iiuk'liln lalkliiL' about it: "I wish It was all over and I huh back homo again. I dread all the f't ami ceremony." "lint don't you antieipato a delightful tiiuo?" I asked. No I don't," fho ald, with it plain tive noto in her voice. "It see ni u like going to my own funeral." And In then; words tlio great woman puffrugist ntruck tho minor chord of the Jubilee. "If I consulted my comfort," aliu con tinued, "I would stay quietly nt homo; but then, I linvo foil tlmt way all niv life. I never went away when I ehould not have preferred to stay nt home. But tho cause lias nlwaya been first, aud there is nothing 1 would hesitate to SI..I' UAI.DW1N, Am-iit- -?mt PERSONAL AND LOCAL jorMdltiaMTlicalNewe Fourth Taife V 'iV.' .H . l'ajcnmo Portland this morn- R. B.jgemhj?vent ruorMiMr ouwineFs, to Portland wenr,rw! J.MmSSm (fro'MMrnM Ite'tMTBSI wiTfBHr; J; Ceiwfi the Willamette hotel, W-RU IIIIH nioriiiiib'. lor, wliotu here for a urned to Woodbum hint 'A'frlhnfer, of Turner, U in Inrn' few days visiting at Ir.nnilMrs. 1 K Shnfer, Mrond htn.'et. Df, "IMtJIlCougli Hyrup Cures Uvcr alim'iH siKWt stiiuuorti cold im wen M ilvM It couipllcntlous tick llmrHlltbroiit, liurky voice nnd vlolwttewliini.'. It Utliu uuxt won derlurSSsk-lne, science Iiiih pnaluecd. Mofo Imm kd one denth from small pa, Sr.'jgno Itch." Join',rarrSroscyvllle, Intl., ny. "I Bve,u-bst'ktiythliig us g'dd u One Mlaii'le'JoucliCuii'.' Quickly breaks up coUKlnnfnd' colds. I'revent consump tion. Pleasant lo take. Stones Drug HUirc.v? ' Do Not Make a Dad Oreak. You will not If you tako tho Northern I'Mlftc for your F.ustern trip. jTwoMitn. Watt A uo., uckci ac, 'i'il uommeiciai bt. I i9&MSi Vtmlmmdc ents, oo Reward, Stoo. is of tills paper itoaV It Hw will be lkarn tlmt there Is at least M dlseasu thai science has iia'cure In ull its stages, mid Hrrll. llall'it Culurrii Cure ai6sltlve cure known to tliu 'fruternlty. Catarrh being a iXiHt)oniil (lUeufc, rci)l'eH iicon ttlUtukwiirtreataiciit. Hull's Catnrrh Cure I? taken Internally, acting di rectly upnntho blniiil and inucnus Mir 1mm f tiWz MVflteni, thereby det.troy lmrthfduni)utlon of tho dUeat-e, and glvlwetbe patient strength by build-Ing-uji (.lie constitution and uslstlng natureMIT doing Its work. Tlio pto prlelorgjfave 60 uiueli rullh In Its cur atlo"ovvers. tliat thov offer On MifnlPwUtOllars for any cuhv ilmi It IIU ttiaurr. Wend fur IM of tenl woumlsl Afw,F. J Chbnrv. - in., To kJo. OA - ftjj;i5snrui!i!ii.j:i' ' l!llMg?nillv I'lIN are Hi.- Mi - tiiSiS) tawmWa vt ill 1' Ihh.i on "fWjfaMfcvr thlsMinmirr. lull of womanly mveotiiees 11. Anthony Ih-cii Ikini n man, he would have acquired the fumo of a gen eral or admiral. As a woman bIio has fought and won fiercer battles than either itli her woman's weapon a ready tongue, quick wit and n wonderful comprehension of men and affairs. And her tinmn will gotlown to posterity side by side with tho'o of the world's noted men. Miss Anthony has been spared to fee a wonderful revolution In the status of her pox, and tho women who huo benefited by her efforts will give proof of their appreciation on her eightieth birthday. The thirty-bocond annual convention of the National Woman's Suffrage Associ ation, which will occur In Washington, Feb) nary 8th to the 1-lth, inclusive, bus been arranged fo that theelosing featuie will bo the birthday celebration. Tho committee of nrnuigcmunlH has lon madu up ol women In high stand ing' in tho mffrage ranks, as well nt women prominent cocially. They are: Mrs. Carrie Chupman Catt of New York, the Chairman, well known as the national organizer, whoso namo has been prominently mentioned as Mhs Anthony's successor as National Presi dent Mrs., Kachael Foster Avery of Philadelphia, secretnry of tho National Association, one of tho younger society women who have been verycloso to Miss Anthony; Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren, O., one of the most successful and popular school commissioners on the .board of her homo city; Mrs. Mary Wright Sewell, of Indianapolis, who Is known tho world over as president of the international council of women, elected to succeed Lady Aberdeen In London last Juno; Mrs. Mary 15. Clay, of IMchmond, Ky., daughter of Cnsslus M. Clnyand suffrage organizer; Mrs. 8. E. Ciross, of Chicago, u woman of wealth and high social ntaudlug; Mrs. Julius Caesar Burrows, wife of Senator Bur rows, of Michigan; Mrs. Frances E Warren, wlfo of Senator Warren, of Choyenno, Wyo. ; Miss Lucy E. An- thony.of Philadelphia, nieco of Susan B. Anthony and prlvuto secretary to tho Itev. Anna B. Shaw; Mrs. Harriet Stan ton Blntch, of Xoudon, England, daugh ter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton. This committee has declined to mako nil Its arrangements public or known to Miss Anthony, but it is announced that from 3 o'clock to 6 on her birthday thoro will bo held n public meeting In tho Lufayutto opera house, tho handsomest auditorium In Washington, at which noted women, representing nil phases of worunn's work and experience, will pre sent to Miss Anthony their greetings and express thoir eense of recognition of what her labors have meant to their respective efforts. "Shnll you make an address?" wus asked Miss Anthony In a recent chat with her on tho event. "Oh, I don't know j I suppose 1 will say something when tho time comes, I usually do." "And what will you weur? Are you going to huve a now gown for all this festivity?" was tho next question that my woman's Instinct naturally suggested. "No, Indeed," was tho prompt reply. ".My gowns nro plenty good enough. I have unhandsome black satin, made for my trip to Europe lastsumnior, with tho wulst all trimmed in white. I shall wear that at tho afternoon doings." "And what about the reception in the evening? Fhall you wear tho black satin thoro? "No, I shall wear my velvet gown and point lace that have done duty on all state occasions for tho past seventeen years como next July -Itli," she replied with her usual precision as to dates Had Sneail Mo for that, no matter what iny person al wishes might bo SUNDAY SERVICES. nitsT ui it lie j i or cunisT 6Cif..ntist Lesson sermon and children's classes 10:10 a. m, Subject "Mind" Wednes day evening meeting 7:30 p. in. Chris tian Science hall, comer Liberty aud Court street. CIIIUSTIAN SCIKNCk. Salem Church of Christ, scientist, .So. 2UU Liberty sUitet Sei vices at 11 a. ui und 7:30 p. ui. Subject of the morning uud uvenuig, lesson sermon, ".Mind. ' Wednesday evening meeting 7:30. UNITKO KVASOKUCAb. There will be services at this church tomorrow at the usual hours. .Morning subject: "The Church Compared to the Viuu." Sunday school at 1- t 'clock, society of Christian Endeavor meets at 11:30 p. m. i.ksi.ii: m. :. Services at lu.30 a. in., eiibjvU Duty vs. Inclination. Sunday tchool til 3 p. in. Euuing serv.co at 7:30. Sub ject Tho Kingdom of God. All aie cordlallv invited to these service. It. C. Hlackwell, 1. E. CKTIIAI, CO.NUIIKOATIONAU Comer of iNiiicteeulli uud Furry sircuis. T. 11. Henderson, imsior. 1'reucliiiig at the usual hours. Subject at 11 u. in.: "1'eoplu Whose lloliglou la Vuin." Subject at 7:30 p. in.: "Things We Cannot Escape." FIRST CIIIUSTIAN. J. J, Evans, pastor. Preaching at 7;30 p. in. Morning subject "How In crease Our Membership? 'Evening sub ject, "Things by wliicli-Wo are Saved." Bible school at 12 m. Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p. in. Y. P. ti. C. E. ut 0:30 p. in. u meeting in tho interest of homo mis sions. MkTUODIST KI'IBCOI'AL. Itev. John Parsons, Pastor. Hev. John Nuuglowill preach In the morning on "Tho Law of tlio Tenth," and in the evening he will conduct uu evangelistic mm COMMON SENSE TALK WITH WOMEN If a jwsm is Ht ihI Metis m ntgtMektm kt ft mot wise t tft oh that hag stood the tmmt sf thnm and has htmdfmtls of thousands sf ourss to Hs credit? A great many woman who ara HI try every thing tltey heap of In the way of medicine, anil this exmerknentlng with unknown drugs Is a aonstani menaoa to their already hnnalred health. This is very unwise, for thcro nro remedies which are no experi ments nnd have been known years and years to bo doing only good. Tako for instance, Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. For thirty years its record has been ono unbroken chain of suc cess. No medlclno for fenmlo ills tho world has ever known has suoh n, record for cures. Tf un m frnti(rn bf. nnmn nnonln trill tako medicines about vrhich thavrcaUv know nothlnir. some of which might bo, and aro, really harmful ; when on the other hand ltj la easily proved that over ono million women have boea mtored to health by Lydla E. Plnkham's Vcgctablo Compound. Wo havo published in tho nowspapersof tho United States more genulno testimonial lcttors than have over been published in tho interest of any other medicine. m. We have thousands llko the following&ddrcssed to Mrs. Pinkham : MaWy-Jm aamlNmNkLFlUjfjKr ma mmmmmammijf v alLW CaiiiiitaiiPiicilelly Si.ii rarili Lowest lates i! lilie. Beat service I'u and frxiii all puiut-i Kast and Europe. die only line running ilitmngli WVNTBD. Now today, Uvt!rtl9mn't ' lines or loss In thin column lnsrt thrno tlmos for $l.oo por month, nt snmo rato 25a. BOo a wt. All over four llnwi CHICKEN PIE SUPPEtf-At First Conurecationttl church 'X'unsdav1 oven- . -.. i' ..... . . .. - . . teo. lain, irom o to a ociock. 2 10 3i ViuristCars SI. Paul, 'lOMllO Mcnlrcal, Boston. Withfut Change. Line Monthly Suffering Baok aohe and Baarlng-down Pains always Cured by Lydla E. Plnkham's Vege table Compound. "I suffered untold agony every month, could got no relief until I tried your medicine j your letter of advlco and a few bottlss of Lydla E. Plnk ham's Vegetable Compound have tuado me the happiest woman alive. I shall bless you as long as I live." Miss Jole Saul, Dover, Mich. " Four years ago I had almost given up hope of over being well again. 1 was afflicted with thoso dreadful head ache spells which would sometimes last three or four days. Also had back acho, bearing-down pains, leucorr hoaa, dizziness, nnd terrible pains at monthly periods confining mo to my bed. After reading so many testi monials for your medicine. I concluded to try it, I began to pick up after taking the first bottle, and havo con tinued to gain rapidly, and now feel llko a different woman. I can recom mend Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound in highest terms to all sick women." Miss Rosa licldcn, ia6 W. Cleveland Ave., Canton, O. Another Case of Kid ney, Womb and Bladder Trouble Cured by Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. "DKAn Fiiibnu Two years ago I had child-bed f over and womb trouble In its worst form. For eight months after birth of bubo I was not ablo to sit up. Doctors treated me, but with no help. I had bearing-down pains, burn ing in stomach, kiduoy and bladder trouble, and my back was so stiff and sorc.Thorightovarywasbadiyaffected and every thing I ate distressed me, and there was a bad discharge. " I was confined to my bed when I wrote to you for advice and followed your directions faithfully, taking Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound,Llver Pills, and using tho Wash, and am now able to do the most of ray housework. I believe 1 should havo died if it had not been for your Com pound. I hope this letter may bo tho result of benefiting somo other Buffer ing woman. I recommended your Com pound to cvorv one." Mrs. Mary Vaughnn, Trimble, Pulaski Co., Ky. A Letter Which Proves That Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound Will Remove Tumor and Cure Other Weakness. " Two years ago I was a great suf ferer from Womb trouble nnd profuso flowing each month, and tumors would form in tho womb. I had four tumors in two years. I went through treat ment with doctors, but thoy did me no good, and I thought I would havo to resort to morphine. " Tho doctor said that all that could help ma was to havo an operation and havo tho womb removed, but I had heard of Mrs. Plnkham's medicine and decided to try it, and wroto for her advlco, and after taking her Vcgotablo Compound tho tumors woro oxpellcd nnd I began to get stronger right along, and am well as over before. Can truly say that I would never had got ten well had it not been for Lydla E. Plnkham's Compound." Mary A. Stall!, Watsontown, Pa. itoyul Mnll Steamship to Japan and China. Canndlau and Australian Steamship Line to fkioliiliiiiiiilkinliu For rotucfanil Information 'apply to V M LCK'KWOOP Agent. iSnirtii Oro 11, II. Auott. Agent Portland. E. J, Covin. A 0 P A. Viitu'iiiiver 110 Oregon Slur i Line llaihail Hit Uuw i r.oiui i Mo at an i. I1I1I1 fokailu ami all linsteru Points Otvt-iO'lioiMi ut itvi uvoritu routes, tI tlir Union l'icllk Khi Mnll Line, or Hie HloOrinitr Hecnlo l.lnc. Look ntjtho time; li l),i to salt. Lake 21 Dayt In Denver 31 Days lo Chicago 4ijl).iy in New York Kniiltcolliilm clmir C.irN. (!tlioltcrtU Tou. tut Slooplug Can, mi J ''iiUmnii l'litrco ,u. Hlo.'M.rntiur,it-l nit nUltnln. CnrJ uithor liifnrmiitton iilyi'o l!0!H l& IUI1KKI', Agonln, B&lom. w k coman. otn'i Amni. i. TKIlltS frnv. li. Ant ! Ill IfltlM'i' in.. Saloon and Fixtures For Sale Including bat, and bar fixtures, billiard table, pictures', card tables, etc., also a small stock liquors. Inquire for particular of Sherman, Coudit and Park, attornoys, In Gray block. or-are (JHwHewlll lie a great r.ii!a wiH?all the road ' p"jied' hnlll3WIt m ORIS ,UNGS f luutra, pain in tho chest nnd pain; earning are quic by tho old rell i CouL'h Bvrun. nnifilv brnnka tin a cold In ono and Is, without doubt, the very isediclne for all affections of tho t and Inngs. It hoa cured them i and will euro you. It nover dla- ats. itv n at once. r.Bull's lough Syrup survico. bunuuv tciiooi ni i Epworth league at ir:15 p. m. Tho io vival meetings will continue next week. u.n it v cutmcii. Services nt 10:80 u. in. and 7:!J0 p. in. Sunday school aud Guild meet at 1- ni ltov. W. E. Coiieluud. naator. tiubiect of morning sermon, "What Jesus Meant by Heaven and Hell as described by His Own Words." in tho evening, thoro villi bo u memorial sorvico in Honor ol Abraham Lincoln, whoso birthday comos on .Monday next. UNITED llllKTIIIIB.V. Yew Pftik church, on Mission street, nearTweltih, O. II, Morryman, pastor. Kov. Hiluy Vernon, the colored evangel list, who has been in cliargo of the revi val services, for ten days past, will preach this Saturduy evening, at 7:30 und tomorrow at 10:30 a. iu 3 p. in. and 7:30 p. m. illblu school at the close of thu morning service. Please bring lliblcs and Uospel Hymns, Noa. 5 and 0. IIAI'TIST CIIUIlCll. Itolaud McKillop, pastor. Public worship at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school nt 12:00 m.; juniorBOciotyai3:oop. m,; Young J'eopiu's meeiing; leu oy jirs. Cooley at 0:30 j. m. Evening tojiic, "The Podsesior of Salvation and How to bo Assured of Its Possession" 7 :J0. itev. Hay Palmer, of Portland, will preach on Monday, and each oveuing during tho week, nt 7 :30. Special music furnished by quartette on Sunday oven iug. FlltST conoumiatioxai.. At 10:30 a. ni., there will bo n brief ad dress on "Church Membership." after which a number of persons will hi re ceived into tho fellowship of tho church. Sunday school at 12 ni. Y. P. S. O. E. at 0:30 p. m. At 7:30 p. in., tho subject of tho address will be "His Own Place." . , Hrnthnrhnod tneclllltt Oil Tuesday February 13lh, at 8 p. in. Subject of discussion, "What Can the Government do for the Unemployed?" leaders, G. ' M. Powers and A. W. Dennis. (A I SALEM TILE FACTORY Great Reduction in Drain Tile IHJSINESS CARDS. Xow is tho time to securo bargains. , i Pricos are lower now than ovor before. " Choice stock of the best tile mado In the statu. O. H. ffiAOK Dentist, Nuckuci to l)r I Al. Kecui, old WhlU Comet, SaUni, Or. PaiIIsj limiting iuptlol fierstlorm nt mrxleiHf fei in imy brsic'i n n especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. igSj II K. Capital Junk Shop. , 1...1.ia 1 P.int Twill tVJ-Mrll (Mil fk JUtllV'l III 1413 b JIUIlf IT twfeim I Rlm'.i nlntnn rnnnnr. Itrnflft. zlnt. ' ilier, bags hides papor f. and houus. It. S. II. Proprietor M 13 Court St. Miuem uro. Telophonv '.WO is zu ti. ASSAV OFFICE AND TjADOHATORY No. 71 Chcmckctat, J. 1J T. TDTIULL Assayor 7 Following is tho roduced price list 3 Inch Ule'.ltOOO'per 1000:rtet. 4 Inch tlio Its 00 per low feci ft.lucli tlio 120 00 per 1000 Ira I 6 loch tile I3U.0O XT 1000 fi'Ct, tuclt tlio fiouo per lOUU reel. lucli.tllo J-jo uo pcr'iouo feet. Write for special rates by car load lots. Address, .1. B. MURPHY, Fairgrounds, Or. ""a A. ROBERTS, Bicycle Repairing, Umbrolla making aud General repairing. I OB Stnto htroot. 1-6 Phono 2870 WAR . N E.WS The Daily and Weekly Journal lead all competitors on getting the. War News, from all parts of the world. It prints he news first and prints it most complete of all. The modelJOregon A T TTVT Newspaper and - J-' J-V i-VJ Family J o u r n a I. Uniting News, Fie Hon, Literary, Ranch and Dairy, and Aarket '.News in attractive, read able form. Phone 107l. ItOOMS I AND 3, OKAY llt.K, B. R. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Lnw Toledo, Orogon. Vi'HiL'lerk of Circuit Court tor ilxtjeMn m)Un sn up-to iUIo Ulmct of all proeriyu Lincoln county. lM7m s VBW MV. f"- Inir are quickly relieved ana .applique ami rename epewuv, oj. mho wrists. This remain- ( .. i... ill quickly heal Sore Lungs. n are inal! and rJeauot to taVe Doctor umena lb nice 15 ccnu, 'But Is tho stvlo all right now'" was insisted, doubtfully. Oh, yes; it's right in atylu," sho an. Btvered with happy assurance. "The, sleeves nro just the thing." j And a9 I had seen "Aunt S isuu" wear the gown on swvnral iH'cusious, uud being j reassured as to l!n iniortant detail of leeviw, I dreldf.1 It was "all right" The gown in question Is a rich wine velvet, made with a full plain skirt, demi-train, and a short bodice, over which Is worn an rxquigite tliuwl or Ih-hu of point laco loop culls of the tainu at In this rich guwn, with the smooth bands of white hair framing her I face, Mim Aushony looks the genuine .patrician. Heru is the history of the liter and the gow n in her own words : "The laco wad given me tiefoie I sailed on my tlrsi trip to Kuro), on tho eve o 1 in depurtnrp Mrs. Jane B. SK.fford ol Uli1 "M Biggs IIouihi, In Wafhington, juhu'li will lie our headquarters next I mouth, told the women who were there, , Mbxniiblett in tho arlor, lo ri me off, , thasshe uantutl to mako me 11 present A Mothers Duty It to tee to It that ber children begin earl Id 11(4 to thamioo their head regularly once neek. In each In. Lance, after the balr li thoroughly dry, some mild. tiealth-glvloK tonic ktiouU to applied to the scalp to aid uaturu tu creating the tett poulUe growth o( uniformly colored, liutrout, healthy hair the mubt Important feature In the make-up of beautiful women and handjome men. for more thau Oftecn )ur, the Sutherland Sisters' Scalp Cleaner 9t hat stood at the apex of all thampoo waihet, while the " IUiR Oaowia " hat Un equal. y tuccetuful Itf lit effort to rttum ttte Injured tcaln and almott lllelcai balr to ttielr original healthfulnett. tOLO BT PKCOOIITS. , VVVYWVVVVVWWVVWnWrWlri 1 7 Weekly Journal Is issued Thursday morning in time to reach all parts of the state the same week. Of) BEST MtHjBM MLT $,i In two parts contains all Important Foreign National and State News. Daily Journal $8 AYR. Salem Water Co., OFl'ICK CITY MALI rot water tcivtec ipply at otlicc payable monthly 111 advaricr. (omplilnts at tli .rCV. Make lilt CAI'ITALt ClTV,.r;C: Express and Tr ansfei Muett all mill and paitcngtr t'alM. I ag cage and eiprrM tu all pailt tu all pailt il Hit rompl tetvice leleplivnc ISO. 70. DISQUK A HICIPTON It) PLATlNO PHOTOS. EnhifgouientH In Orayon hikI Water Color. Photo HultotiB. Atuuteiir doveloplim and llmslilng neatly tlono. U. W. IMKICMAN. bucoAwuir to K. J. Ilrown. flltOUNU FI.OOH ' at:i Comiiicrclal tit., Sulyin Uregnn, Denver S Rio Grande SORNIO LINE OF THE WOttlil). The favorl.e Traiinooiitliiontnl Itouto lielvrn the Northweit and all Polntt hatt. Choice of Two lloulot riirouli tha P.unaui ROOKY MOUNTAIN SUBNERY. And Four lloutca Kiut ot; Pneblii and Denver. All paMonicort, granted a day atop-over In the Mormon Capital or anywhere between .Ogdcn and uenver. reron&iij nrauun - -- curtlont three dajra n week to Omaha, Kansas Uitv, st. louih, uluoaoo and the east. u... iiai.i. a.i.t in tnrhrmatlou rffftrdliu ralet. roulot, elo., or for detcilptlvoadveflUliiji mailer, call ou agenla or ureiion iuhww Nalatlon Co.. Oregon Wiort llue or Doutlu 1-ar-luflU.mpHtUct. . K, 0orER, (len, Agt 2-11 Watb tit., 1-ortlandOr. ing, Feb. 13th, from 6 lo AllinvlK'd. Supper 25c. THE EUtfi'sTODIO-mttkcs a bpc- iiilty tit plntlno photos, cnlntgdraciitd in crnyoti nnd wntcr colore, photo buttons, fur tun photon, amateur ilo .volopitig niul llnUlilng for. btuto and - .Coniinurciul BtrcutH. 2-0-luib. 'J. . . 1 -. WANTUU-Wnttresaoa for bahtiuet,' uvonlng 15tli Feb., Wlllnmctte hotel. Apply ittunrc. 2 811- WANTF.D TOTRADE-H0 acres near Wooilvillo, Jnckson Comity, lor some thing nenr Salem. Address, L, O, Den Ison llrat housoon Turner road ontnldo city limits. 2-Mt. TUUKEYS-i linvo 11 flow clioico young " goblura for sale, Anyone doairiug such for breeding call nt llsh mnrket No. IM Court St. Telephone 2!M. 2 8 !it; EMIGRANTS. I Imvosomo good prop, erty to offer you ut very low prices nnd on cnay terms. Inquiries cheer, fully nuswercd. Frank Hurzoo.Tnr. tier, Oregon. 2-lw LAN I)llUYEnSATrENTION - A ntri'clutncu to buy 0110 of Urn bout groin, stock or dairy fnrms In Polk county, 7 miles from Salem, nearly 400 acres. Tn bo bold March "tli, by order of court. Cull and uxuinino Kcnn, Polk Co. J R HllKlWHD, dA w 2-8ml Referee WAKTEDTo" trado 100 aero farm I .r ton or 15 acres with goxl house within 0110 tnllu of Solum. Tho farm is in Ronton county. For further lu loruitttioii luquiro ut 101 Cuemeketa street, Salem. 2-7 lwt CEMETERY NofiCE-AiT "poTsons knowing thomsulves to bo ludubted to tlio unuiirsigned fur cemetery work, pleasu cull uud sttlo nt ouro. W. II. Simpson, Sexton. 0 Oil FOR RENT Fine hop yurd; 13 acres grub land and 0 acres bottom land Uootl condition ; good buildings, and no contracted hop. W. II. Kngau, ltrooks. 2-6 tit TOR BALE. forty acres, Urstcliius oul" tivated fiirm laud two miles east of Siilem. Hood etiind of clover. Apply to tioitrudo Siivngo, luilf mlla oai of iiHyluiu. 1 20 lmo IIARUEI) PLYMOTil ROClvCwk. urels (nun thu choicest stock of Mill ion! Suylors, celebrated B. P. R. poul try farm at Nuw Market, Ind. can bo hud at from $2,00 to $5 each. Theco birds are true to a foathur and are equal to tho host In tho fiUte, at 470 Com. street, Salem, Oregon, Mott llros. 1-23-t. FOR BALE 02 acres of good hind S acres plow land, good house, and barn, running water on placo, 60 rods from school store and pottoQlce for (2200. f 1300 cash, balanco In 3 years Cull or. address II. J. Uollarts St. PuuI.iOfogon. 1-10-1 m. FOR " RENT.t-SO acres good oak-gruk land, 'forms J2.76 cash down or (3 after harvest, and M acres of hop yards with hop-house at fit) per aero. M. J. Egitti, llrooka Oregon. 12 tl tf iJluYuUliJ PATU-lt yuur uloycle needs repairs bring lb In, wo imve tho Bklll und stock to keep It In ilrst class condition. Wo curry a lull lino ni sundries and mako a special ity of onuuicllng como nnd sco us. wo satisfy our patrons. Gardner & Wtillo. 288 Llbutty fltiuot. lluliuan's block, next door U, stcatn laundry. Phono 2855. t-Utl-t UL-EaNITRS Reiueiuboi cheapest carpot SOU LIC 1JROS. .' l DUIMIDLM) nn.no iuu nri jwiiuiio ilfiH) M' l'lNI) rDNERS Kur rUleiu hii I vlclully leave order Will's MmlcHlo e l Uvo I JemWiiJk Am i,lu 4r. vl i.m i att. cmonmT',o -HjI i'fcl CURE YOURSELF! itu m4j r.ir diiuAima' lihr(M, uitiuiiiallum fii....u.. w I'" ". -.."' ",.:: sr M u umt. "'?f .""" ."' T V. ..17.. Ifro.ali "!. hiw"i '"' "", " (CllIM. '". "'.""; r kuiii MX irii.. 'r Milt In alaln rPIr, hi ll'l.ti, ltll. M II hi, vr a uiii, i.i. You CaruGet a Lower Berth. Wttli one exception the through tralnMof tho Hiirllngton Routt uro almost Inyanubly well-llllca. The oxcopllon Ih our Bt. Putil Uhlcngo LlinlU'd. On tho limited Microtis usually room nnd to spare. Don't Infer thai It1 U noltlior o linn, nor solfust. as ANY train of ANY other lino botweon bt. Paul und Chicago. On tlio con trury, thoto Ih no moro beautiful train In America. It him oleotrlc light, stc'tui heal, wldovostlbulca tho most satisfactory dlnlng-i-it Horvlco on thu continent and lower borlli for evcrylKMiy, A.U.BI1KLDUN. (icii'l Atnt, Portland O iPTUaio that tho best and paper Ih tho heavy fult paper sold lUTlIK.IOUUNALiOlllCC. 20-tf GARDEN SEEDS Hoans Peas Rudish Turnip Carrots Onion Squash Pumpkin A LTITE SAVED. IrctiUr .i uu r-4Ua OLD HUNDRED n Independent Associated Press Paper for the Peo ple. Sen-d for sample Free. Dr. j.k. Cook, tho tiotunloal Bpoo nllst. Buooootls Whero Othor Kail. To whom it may concern . This is to certify that Rorthu P. Con. ncr, of Mt.Angol prcclrlct. JIarlon comi ty, Oregon, lias suffertil from a cancer ous growth in tho loft ear for about three years. Tho growth was cutout twice aud burned out onro by Alhuny Physicians, but thu growth ruino back us bad .... ...,m .,,..1 ...,ln.ul fi,.P lift tlillllv tlltll V.1HIUIIIIUI1 u.v .... - , she had to bo tnkim from school. Aftm proprlutor I vi lull my friends und tlio , threo week's troatmunt by Dr. J. K. public to know that I havo bought Cook, of Buliuu, Oregon, tho IJotanttal liu..!...!.. !.,! .inm If vnu Mil lit HiuvlnllHt. tlui irowlll ulliirt'lV UiWIlK houmi furnishings and kitchen warn It i peartxl, und at this datu.our monthr i sinco ireaimouv wu iH-KUH, ii'K"'"i A uompleto slock of Grass und Clovit Scetl. VScud (or Cutaloguu, JlIMSWSTUlt & WHITE Phono 178. 01 Court St., Salem Or VM.HUU ''ll-. -- 60.B.. will tKiy you tu look ovor my stock. J. F. SMOUP, HKi Court Strtiit. IKIKKK mH., SALKM .! Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Digests what you eat. j ItartlflclallydlgeststhofoodaDdalds Nature In BtrengtUenlng and recon- strutting the cxhauited dlgCHtlve or-1 qans. It Is the latest iiscovered digest- intanaiouic- w u"v vvvt,,v SUTTON'S SNAP SHOT Tin1 Wonder INFLAMMATION Wonderful lVMmynrof all Forim"'! IN MAN OR BEAST I LTlDE(JJtAFF IJltOS. Collections and Loans Meno) to luuii ..inccednblo rwd fstato eecnrlU atO iki .tun. inuireai. I ttnr.i'u It lliuli bank lillildlllU. Hull- Oregon ''lJj!!.!.1'' HMKsrx v' t wojarsftrvwvB' I .t-TBH-STAT.: h-unn lius not ri'ttiiiM'itrcd, uud thu wir bus in- tlroly liealiKl leaving only thu scars m Ihoted by tho Albany doctors. I hereby certify that tho alwvo stuto munt Is absolutely true, aud that Hur-. thu P Conner, tho jierson mentioned In tho ulllduvlt, has resided in myfam. lly sinco early childhood, Uitrlng tho ro latlonHhlptomoof nieio II. C. Iam SubHrll!l uud sworn to lieforo inn tiiUnlulitiiiluvof June. 1BW, W. W m i Hall, county clurk of Marlon county Dregou . , All tlisciwoH fumxHrtfully ireiittHl uud ru it. ' , Experience is Epcnsive It Is only tho ultfo man tl.ut proOts by tho oxporionco of others, and has his old worn out plumbing overhauled heforo cold weather sets in by having us fit up his homo with nuw pipes and san itary plumbing. II you havo neglected It, and you want to delay, wo will do oil necuwary repairing In plumbing, steam or g:s lilting in an expert manner, till you givo us your ordor. BARR&PETZEL nt OOMMKIU IAI, hlKKST Telephone No. jj;i Death on Uheuuiutuuii. l-miu Hack, I lomlmlie, Tofitlmtlio, Earaohu, Rurns, Quills, Corn and Uuiiions, JJtlff Jr.InU WINS Mil wmm PARKER'S HAIft BALSAM irmt,tt$ fc4 tsMAtifW4 U lutz. I rn-fm-ttt iifcui fTvwia. IV J-BJIA tH4UV uni -ir ta lta YoatKful Oolor. .W.W.tt .. nnnmii it. In ecleiicv. It ID .- t , au cwiiuw - --; 'al--.. i ..... in ten menuto. sho Imd ruUl 1125. uantly lIWMajffIH?fi"JSI? jSKoaiGa. " AuSTdrSKu l...i.nv.i.n. i... Dyspepam, ?iB""S. l"ck"u" o I tE a mre. I ---'" Flatulence, BOUr ouiujiwu, uk, mumDnatwinuiaiu i i.. ..(i- i ...... ...T i..i.. nnatr-alaln Pramna.nBrJ i-ormon uir rt ami ... i.i. .,,,1 im,.i at hi,. r.UllntherrcsulUOflmperfettdlKestloa.1uP0,u,aDt",", , ....u.., -..- w.v - - - - . orgd by t c. 0,Witt Co, Cbieoao. BoUaIb.4 au-1 awoj ,Cp.lon given wawnun .a ,uuVm ..- nniTfl KTOllK. PRICE, Wo PER IJOrn.h i K. K. SUTTOS, Afhland, On-gon Threatened With La Grippe Kuril lUmmouil. Uiln duly twom A Uf.it iirtit coM aiul u tlirtaUrdM IIU la srl. I iWfl Mutum'a u buoi ut II. Mini 1U a TVflT vuuri iituviuviiujiiiviui miomi i"ni .. ""--" --." j by Sirs. Mellon, a yeiy wegltliy women of Colororailo.M STONE'S DRUG 8TOHK. atifeViee UI r a mri uralltl pUr. on my ft. cauttdbr u oi U ilafrtlH . MlSfnV Ihit of MUwar "' !" P" PMIcton .iWr.Jr ";juf"1' QV W. TltKflJE.SNoiaryJ'uMteoOrtgou. For wleut Slwii-'j Dftig Stpru, fjajem. i 1-221' I IW mAAMEIlS-W'ILrVAN , .4HK lv' Wi C'MiMtva toiy, l.iw ' uy. ' ieynm!t'( tl iHtet e HyMrw, al Salciu Oie Orcrrw NkUunal rtank. RfNliIeic iO Cliuieb tilt.. Studio lnt"i-o & 12, and 'i to 5. NHWMi' '' fc si ' J aW 1 S..C, STONE M. D. I'nirlinr h! Stone's Drue Stores HAI.HM, OltKCION li.v u ih ilKd III iiiluiUir. aro luuated a u tto and Ml Commarclal lrel, aud are .olllukl wllli acoiop'ete llliw of drug aud i,illlii., toll.l urllolH, rliimurr. Iruiliea M..U...I. UKtnx)NK llliduiMjt;ar:eilrleni!:in Ui lro. llcoof iuixlllnauJ now inakca uo cbar( for toumlLilou ataiuluatloo ocpiawrlptloa. Salt Lake City -An Import ant Factor in Transcon tinontal Travel. No ono crowing tho continent can af ford to tut Suit I.uko City from his route. The attractions ut Iho nlaco, including tbo Mormon Totnplo. Taboruaclo and Church Institution, the, tireat Bait Uktt Juudur ami duimvr tbau (he Dead Sea in thu Holy I-nnd-the plctureaquo environment and tho Warm Hulphur uud Hot Springs, aro greater, to tho squuru yard - than any locality ou tho American continent. Tho Itio Okanuk Wksthus lUtLWAt, connecting on tho Kust with tho Dtmv HloUrandoand Colorado MUlana Kail ways and ou tho Woit with tho Southern Pacllio t Control itoutej and Oregon Short Line, i tho only transcontinental lino passing dtrotftly tlirougH tl t '.T City. 'Iho route through Salt Lake City via tho ICio Obasoic WESTKeM IUilwat Is famous all tho year round. On t ac count of tbo oquablo climato of Utah and Colorado It is Jutaa popular n wlntor as in summer, Send So to J, V. Mansfield, 8M Waahlngton 8t.,Portlaua; or Ueo. W. JlelnU, Acting General -wngor Agent. Salt Lake (3lty. for a cowr of ''Salt Uko Clty-tlto City of tlw. Safota." m m-. i Tp.7