The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, September 21, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'Hj'r ." pjTi; ii$TF''-V7 T. t 4. w: In V-, V 7 Mafia -.-' a. -- . i. ffT'imirrrMihiiitiit"SirWniS7majfai W'ifllili ilnlfii ZPtTVTytZrmmtfitYM Is the Joy of the household, for with. nnll4i llAlAA M If r. tianrt(ttfaarflnbe COnlDlrtC i lyflNl WIHt C TbcordcnltrouRhhlchthcexpec 1 UWKFll O W VI VW tant mother must pass, h"ver. l? f "IT i ' i sWIr it mother must pass, nowncr. full of danger and suffering tliat --.lAHboirafohrardtoit-wUh Indescribable leaf, livery woman should know that SthS ?3& In feddybd : "Uh'out pain. Our book of pricelt HUMiiers f weiw T3E DAILT J0DRH4L T HOFER BROTHERS. "t FRIDAY, BEIT. 21, 1900. "J1 WW0WV- :.-..,. in nil women will be sent free to any address by - JJradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. -'iQTZl.i i j wi" i ii- llll! II .....IS I 1ST1 ' T' ' - ,.!'.. -. ... . ,,-.- "O SAYS Ins motlier. it is nara 10 Keep zQ such boys in clothes or rather inside "" of clothes. We have had some suits built to hold that Buster1' of ydurs and if you Will bring him here for his X -- Fall and Winter Suits Xn twill niw vnn omrmpnts that will stand all the racket he can ffiye them. You ti V. J !... HAtPAHrthla nnn if rt11 Will Iina our price iciuuuauis au "J"" will allow us to show you our new styles we are sureyou will count your time wen spent. X X X X X , G, W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers Onlly Ono Yonr, 3 OO In Advance Daily Four Month 51. In Advance Waokly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advance ?' TILB WORKS SSfflHM msm ' Manufactures a Complete Line Tile of all sizes. Works near Fair Grounds, Salem Ore. Display just west of Pavilion. Fair Grounds store To Campers and ethers: having purchased the slock of general merchandise former ly owned by Theo. Nolf and added largely to the same, we invite you to call and examine our goods. "Our prices are Hunt." X X C- A . SPITSBflRTfl, Prof). ' -r y . ;- -"'STEUSLOFF BROTHERS.... nwnr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ..Butchers andiPackers Complete Cold Storage Plant ,3TOVES Prepare for Winter i 5 r r- ,,.. t,i.,..t i. .,., ;!,,., ltf IKJ'9 ' ' "VJV i,M I I I ( M "jf ff I 'Bij Wr?? i (wnssrfi." ' ' : By buying a new stove or having the old one relined. Ve have a large assort- ment of Heaters and Steel Ranges which we oiTer at low prices. Hoimira innilo, plpon eupplied uiul Btovca not up on aliort liotico. Your pntrouuKo eollcltwl. STBINBR 3t BBRGER ' IOO UTJLTW 8TUKKT ' ' f ' vC Hi THE ORCHARD. Edward U Sb!n Id the HftturdAy EreneOg Poit, 11 I antiln nrAun la iiiimlmr lritw To mark it's year's comptotoncs. , Willi happy branebnn whereon ijro A wiiolo lonu Bummor s sweetne8i. A rustic eprrada from tree to tree Each courtesies and minces. And whisper seft: "Wo bear, you Eeo, A banquet fit for Princes I "Tlio wind and rain of nights and days Our alchemy has captured : Tlio noontido's golden, drenching rays: Tho morning dowoy, rapturel. ' , The clover fragrance in the air; The houis to drowsy, sunny; And all that makes nn orchard fair Wo'vo mingled with our honey. ''Tlio cricket lent his piping eong, The bobolink hia chorus, Tho bumble-bee filoW droned along And dronned hia nollen o'or us. Tho cloud?, amid tho tender blue, roiaeu iigntiy to caroes ub. The Btara, tho musky darkness through, Crept close, with cacoto bless us. "Partake, nor fear to Btrip each limb Of ruddy, wholesome treasure, Till all tho bins and barrels brim With Naturo's heaping measure: And as you eat, whouenowllakca fly And guests are sharply winging, You'll see tho depth of summer sky. And hear tho robina singing." POLITICS AHD EDUCATION. Brother Grannis replica very lamely to the Republican who takes him to task for making himsolf tho head and orgnn of a political propaganda that scekn to overthrow tho Republican party in Ori'jion, while asking Ilopublican business men to shell out thoir shekols lor tlio support of Willamette Univer sity. Here Ih his dofenso of his poeltion : . "I expect to continue my offorta upon mat piano as long as i Buataln a connec tion with tho causo. I liavo my opin ions about what la beet iu relation to our government, and havo some viows as to what sldo of tho great moral quoa tlona just now agitating tho public mind. President McKlnley and nil oll! cera of utato and nation should take. Hut what has nil this to do with Salem 'b obligations to Wlllamotto University." " In other worda, Brother Grannie can seo no Inconsistency in wiping up tlio earth with MuRinloy for tlio sake of what ho calls a "moral causo," nnd at tho iiamo time asking McKinloy'a mip porters to como uown Willi tnolr money for a "political canto." ProhibitioniHta, Populists, Democrats and Socialists no doubt onjoy tlio "himhustlnga" Brother Grnii'iis given tlio Republicans nnd nay it is nil deserved. They eujoy it in tentely when they recall that McKinley was supported four years ago from near iy overy Methodist pulpit in tho land. Tlio Y. M. 0. A. hold public prayer uiectinga for McKinley and sound money. Tlioro wero Methodist minis tors who went so far as to write their names across tho backs of their ballots, violating tlio election law in their zeal for tlio Ilopub'ican candidates. Some of those ara not so furious for Littlo Mae and Morality this year and bouio are Just 8 furiously fighting Mclviuley. Tho Ilopublican kick on Brother Grannis and his Prohibition Search, light la that it is liable to throw several thousand votes against McKlnley and mako Oregon a voryclosenrdoubtfulBtato the Republicans. No wondor Iiopubll cans aro in favor o( dissolving political partnership witli Willamette. These kicking Republicans could see no impropriety in Presidont llawlov making Republican campaign speeches Ho could go up and down tho stato for thorn nt all times, could convert students into partisans, or oven invade the col lege chapel or tlio sacred precincts of tlio Ohatatiqua with "God, and McKinley" harranguos, nnd they could enjoy it i They can't enjoy Grannis. While llawluy was doing campaign work for tlio HopublicanH, Do nocrats, and Populists were asked to send their children and pay tliolr monoy. Of course, they did not onjoy it, but what did tho Republican politicians euro? Tho (act la tho sooner tho trusteoa get rid of political partisun propagants liko Haw ley nnd Gruunia, tho sooner can they command geuoral support and respect for tlio school. Education, nnd evon Chratian educa tlou of the right sort, Is needed by all fauillioa. No manor woman should havo his political principles assailed by those who aro in charge o( the educational ooneernB of the country. If President Strong or President Gatcii of our stato colleges took tho stump, would tlio legis lature glvo their schools appropiiatious? Not readily. No one would expect it. hub uranuis incident nas serveu one good purpose, to bring out tho incom patibility of education playing nt tlio guino of politics. Nclthtohrood Disturbed. Wednesday night near tho home o( Henry Fletcher -)8' mile from the fair grounds and just out bank of Ida hop house a panther put In thu night at keep ing the neighbors awako with its hideous cries, Bearing the people in the neighbor hood out o( a yenrs'a growth, The panther's cries could bo heard for a mile or more. A searching (tarty was or ganized but tho feliue had Hod to more congenial haunts. DSTETTER's ' 9 CELEBRATE!) M WterS i Tho best med irioo to take for ISDIOOSTlOS, Dybpspsia, BlLLtOUSNCS, or Malaria Fekvkr and AdUK is the Bitters. It means lienllh forevry euffcrer from otomach ills. Don't fail to give it a trial. THE HENRY D. THIELSEN I insurance Agency 232 COMMERCIAL STREET. Tlio Mrogjwat and most reliable companies in the World, llusluets promptly altendod to, aud Iwsureja fiifcurtta CArefuily aludled. 'Ineurehoro. ' HOP STATISTICS. Annual Circular of the Pa cific Coast Hop Crop. i aM--a- Comclled by Ltllentbtl Dros. Atent at Saltm for Year Endlfli July, 1900, Owing to tho pressure of other work Mr. Oltcnhciuier lias been delayed in IsHiiring tho annual circular showing tlio movement of tho Pacific coast hop crop for tho year ending July lat, 1000. 1'ho hurvcstliig of the new crop on the Pacific coast will soon bo completed at.d all indications point to a crop of excltcnt quality but considerably less in quantity than last year. Wo do not expect it to exceed 100,000 bales as against 177,300 bales iu ninety-nino. Following will bo found a valuable and Interesting tabular statement: TABULAR STATEMENT. Acroi. Hales. California 7,000 69,000 Oregon ,. 10,600 82,300 Washington 6,000 30,OCO Total , 28,600 177,300 Distribution of stock from Juno 30, 18D0, to July 1,1000: California. Dale. Stock on hand Juno 30, 181H) 3,000 Received from Oregon nnd Washington 200 Crop of 1890 69,000 03,100 Shipped overland by rail. 6 1, 000 Shipped to foreigh porta water 4,000 Home consumption N3,0CJ 01,000 On hand July 30, 1900 1,600 Oregon. Stock on hand Juno 30, 1899 700 Crop of 1899 82.3UO 83,000 Shipped overland by rail. 72,350 Shipped to California. . . 160 Home consumption 600 73,000 On hand July 1, 1900 10,000 VVshlaiton. Stock on hand Juno 30, 1899 800 Crop of 1899 30,000 30,800 Shlppudovorlundbyruil. 33,860 Shipped to foreign porta by water 160 Shipped to California. . . 60 Home consumption 760 31,800 On hand July 1,1000 2,000 Hecacltulatlon. Total stock on hand Juno 30,1899 5,400 Total Pacific Coast crop, 1899 177,300182,700 Total rail shipments.... 100,800 Total water slilpmenta.. -1,160 Total cousuiiied by coast brewers 4,260109,200 Total Block on hand July 1,1900 13,600 Since July 1, 1000, about 600 bales of nlnoty-flves havo been bought for local packers' use and a further 8000 bides- have been shipped eastward, of the 1899 crop, eo that ubout 6000 bales are being carried into tho now Beacon. Ettlnt sad Slectlat. Food supplies tho substance for re- ! miring the wastes of the body,, and ;lvos strength. Sleep affords tho opitor unity lor these repairs to be made. Both aro necessary to health. If you Can't eat aud sleep, take Hood's Sarea panlla. It cieates a good appetite aud tones tho digestive orguns, and it gives the sweet, restful sleep of childhood. Be sure to got Hood's. uiuouiiiess la curea by Hood's nils. 0 The man tangled In the tape from the ticker is the type of the average busiuc&s man. His business cares wrap 4iim about like the coils, of a constrictor and slowly crush out his life. The common sign of the busi ness man's slavery is "weak stom ach." the natural consequence of the rapid eating, the indigestible patry, the coffee and pie or doughnuts, with which many a man stuffs his stomach under the name of "quick lunch." The quickest way back to a strong stomach aud sound health is to use Dr. Pierce's Golden Med cal Discovery until perfectly cured. It goes to the root of disease. It removes the cause of ill-health. It makes more blood and better blood, and this blood nourishes every organ iu the body to the highest point of vigorous health. Durinr the Hummer and fait of i&A" write Chtv. II. Scrccint, lt., of I'Ula City, MadUon Co., Ohio. I Yccfttuc all 'run down,' nenrt were out of order. I wrote to Pr. Pierce for dvlc. lie aald I hail general debility, and adld Doctor Mercc'a Golden Medical DUcovcry, aud, thanks to you for your advice, I used alx utile, ami tiuce I stopped taking- it about one sear ko. I have not taken any tricdl- clue of auy kind, aud Aditf ttn able to uvtt nry Jj.r My appetite it good. I can eat ii a uay, ana i ao not leei three sauare niea: mi tmserame uuruiuK.amc siomacn ancr caliug. My blood and nctvea are in good shape, and, I am Iu good running; order.' Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness. TAKE YOUR CHOICE WILLIAM (WILLIAM AcKINLEYJ (BRYAN mT THE BAZAAR to be conducted by the Catholic ladies during: the State Fair in front of the Pavilion a beautiful and valuable oil painting is to bex voted to the most popular candidate for President. Ev erybody can YOte. Call and get particulars. A beautiful collection of handsome and costly articles will be on sale at the Bazaar, and a restaurant will be conducted in connec tion. Do not fail to step into the big tent. Admission free. Good music. THE i SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Dotld, Mead & Co'a celebrated Ajax series for 75 cents per volume. Tlieso books ordinarily eoII for $1.00, hut wo bought in Biifllcient quantities to enable ua to put them on the mnrkot at this price This series includes such authors as K. I. Roo, Max Pcmhcrton, Eg clef ton, Abbot's historical pTifa nnd Churches' Classical Titles. Wo aro proud of these books aud invito your inspection. FOR HOME DECORATION Wo havo a now nnd very largo npsorttnent of crepe tissuo fciiitablo for lamp aliadea. Floral Crce, 35c per roll. Plain crope, 20c per roll. , Folding wiro frames, something new 25c each, The YV. H'. Burghardt Co. Lot us send in jour subscriptions nnd save you tlio troublo nnd 0Esiblu loss. DENTON 60. e: 130 SIXTH STREET, PORTLAND, ORE. OliYBicycleslanil An omoMes D H0T0- STUD i J ' T V Is striclly up-to-date in all its appointments Dnn'if, ' - call and see us and our work while yisitinir"th S. ; Commercial Street over New York Racket Store ' fl' OANOY OANi We are Wholesale Agents For the Sweet Candy Company of Portland YOU CAN ORDER YOUR CANDY AND CONFFhuM, SUPPLY OF US AND SAVE CARTAGE. X X A Jj f J. G. Wright & Compaoy zu commercial r. oaiem. THE WQND ...RESTAURANT OF SALEM... Lunches 5c upward. Regular meals 20c. Turner Block next 10 Harritt &Lawrence. FORWARD 5l HYDE BRIDGE & BEACH MANUFACTURING CO.'S JlPPPIfiP 5TOUE5'a Ul JL1V1U1V RHNGFS WMWi CAN BE . FOUND AT GRAY SOLEJAGENTS AT SALEM. ORE BRO SALEM HOP BUYERS, Squire Farrar No 85 Stato St. 'Phono No. 1221. Exhibit in the Pavillion, Just Inside Door. The Largest Ex clusive BIcyle House in the Northwest not controlled by a Trusts. WE INVITE YOU TO CALL! Wm- Brown Co Hush Ilulldlng, Commerclnt St. (ground floor). Ulllco telephone No. 180. Lilienthal Bros, If. J. Oltcnhclracr, Mansgcr. Olllca ovor I.ftda Si lluah llmik. riioue No. Ml, Catlia Linn Oniceovor Wollcr's grocery itoro. 'I'hono No 211. I J Carmichael ELLIS & ZINN, Olllco over Johnson's Clothing ttoro, In uuBU'iiroyioan uiiik. Wholesale and Retail Candy Mann factors, Stand Opposite Pavillion. Full Stock at Poitland Prices. T. A, Livesley Co Commercial if tfecond italr south or Laiia t lluoh bttiik bank; footn IS, nnitalra. 'I'hono 1211. L D Jacks Co Hop oOlco formerly occupied br Uerren A Levy south of Willamette Hotel. SALEM LODGES i. J. w. w. Blom Cmp No. 118. Meet- eyery Friday eTot. m, 7:ao Ja A. O. U. W. hall. Stale Ins bldK ' I),,lrV.nt'' - O- W. A. Moorca, clerk room 16. Mooroablk KCRBSTBRS OP AMERICA turt Sherwood Forest No 19. Meou Friday nights fn Turner block John M. Chase, C. II. A U Ilrovrn Secy, ll.17.lyr Tanadian VU XrPACMg 100 Hours Ocean to Oct1' via The Imperial IM Grand Scenery Fast Time Modcl'AccomorJatioM Tourist nnd flrat-cloia i!QpleW BOSTON, ' MONTRBrJ' n . rnniMTO. OTPXVA ' ST.J?AUL For full particulars apply to E. J. COYLK, II. II. ABBOT. A. u. r. A., liuu Vancouver, B. O. Wj i; i i 7 Pcrformancts Dally 7 7 Performances Dally 7 i 'o.A.ja oniA. lBfl ym Htn Umjj BaagV Bears tit IMKMYm Hd Ahrara Directors Elected. At tlio itiMtini; of the diroctora n( tho Augom Goat lttxwrd Associatluu, Tlinra day, tlio following otllcora wort) electeil: Proaiilont, J. 15. Karly; vico president for California. O, 1. Kaltoy; vice-president for Idaho, J. 8. Harris; secretary II, B. Thielson Treasurer. J, B. Stuuip. Stops the Couth and Works off the CoM. I.xatlre llr)iuUulnlne Tablets euro a ool.t In quo day. No Cure. No 1'ay. I'rlce tV; IU Mrs. C A. Spiuldior. Hairdresser. A fluo assortment of goods, consistitic of first-class work. Combings rooted and put up nice as cut hair. Old awltchos a speciality, dyoil to any shade and made ni nice as new. I will remain in Salem until September .U Call at 3S3 Front street. To Cure a Coll la One Day Take IaxkiIt Brotno Quinine Twblett, At, druKgliU tvnittd the tuooey If It (alls to euro Ji. Y. Ororo's ah;uaiura U oa cad) lax. 36c,' Special Fair Ground Attraction! Undor tlio mnnngeniont of Patton Bnoa. THE GEORGIA MINSTRELS 30-Colored ArtIsts-30 INCLUDING SUrKRB BAND OROIIKSTRA. Tho Bik- Tent is pitched on tho east sldo of the Pavilion. You Uu't miss it. Tlio only Big Attraction on tlio ground. 10 CKNTS-POPUI.AH PRICES-10 CENTS. 7 Perforrnsacei Dally 7 7 PerfornuBCes Dly , firQQ A complete stock viltloO of grass and r.lnvpr Cpadc seeds always on OCCU5 hand. Prices the lowest possible for first-class seeds. Give us a call before buying. X &?$$!" BREWSTER & WHITE, More Cheap Excursiet to the East The Feed Men. (Salem Soap Works 6Hu0g.Lee 60 HOAE MADE Ladies' underwear, woolen waists and wrappers. Fit guaranteed. Low prices, come and examine. 329 Commercial Street. Round trip tickets from Dew rado Bprlngs, and 1'ueDlo 11 eona anu iniermeaiaie poiuw. -sold August 10, and SepUmbw" -1, uy me GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE a SB. tM i ISMS AIUm OnelltguIwFwel'lastiOOW To...n Tln.ll CMnT 31. 1 rho nroprielor of I ho Sitlem Soap AoikB liaHthi'uo neraUou of the under signed dualors. Consumers wlio desire a first-class soap will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Salem-made soap from Mrs. II. Huffman, B. Mnguiro, F. X. Albright, Golden Rulobtoro Steiner & Co, II. Nougebauer. James Sliantt, Alex. Darn. Yokohama Tea Store Damon Bros Names of other merchants will be added as arrangements aro made. cAl'lTAt, cm Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains'. Baggage to all part? ol the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. DISQUE & IIOMYEtt L. A, Deragish, Alien iv Howeraox, J. Hewitt, Savago & Reid, M. T. Rineman, O.M.Eppley, The Fair Store, . iiuun, One faro to Chicago and retart Aug. 23 24, 26, 20, for the , G. A. R. ENCAMW With liberal return limlH .. Mnima i. fuu V.nni. fin -m ClllOiOOi ', M m ' i.t.uilA Denver 3:45 p. m.. Colorwo '. 3 :55 p. m. and Pueblo 2,45 P-L I- l l 1ft anil 24. V'Ji rureiuun ui auk. " "" .inlC 7 and 21. Tickets aleo KQ,V trains, 'For full fuformtloaf W A. E CoopKB,,Gen. agt, Port t E. W. Tuompbon, A,G. u,V JohnSkbabtiak. Qt- f I QTEAM WOOD SAW . Aw"6oni Ouic-i : Telenbone 2683 blclr..-rfitVi ealdocco on 1XK rp1s.l w- &jy Af 'r M arket.M.ViN'fw. "--' ti.