The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 19, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrn -i-t MtW"iM s,.T Ifi , I inTi imn - "faaiS& wt. bU frilimhifiVWliiftttlg"y-"--rr wum's Nature It to Iotc children, and no home can be completely hap py without tbem, yet the ordeal through which the expectant mower mtui pw 44a4. MotK,FmwP,bylt.cnettanandoonilnpropertle.atnattea, . . L... . r& jkb. a a ! i nsn ifii 1 nni n iui bbili. 11 La 11 vi a aaw - mintmt iittieiuucT -""- --.-. . I fit MIlfolT la aoU." Ut M by all drug- aftta. Book containing w lie UfenosUon to all, mailed Ire. & ppuertlon to the jrtAOPtitn rmciato. Com ast, Atlanta, Georgia. Mothers Friend mi a fop coal? These last few morn- ngo have no doubt been powerful remind' Li, f,t nn neA a too coat of some kind to keep you comfort able. 3C 7c arc better prepared to supply your every wants in this line than ever before, and arc offering some extraordinary values in fashionable top coats, ff n Oar price for a fino Oxford Cont .fill velvet collars, trimmed and vv v lined like r f 12 coat, and would by many clothiers bo called a bargain at 110 our prico ?8. (T'fli W '1RV0 Bome rt8a'ftr W TntxJ values which wo have placed on sale at 10. We have them In Bluo and Grey, and you will never overlook theso coats If you tnko the trouble of. comparing them with $10 offerings elsewhere. Oxford Grey Coats, $8, $12, $15 to $17. Tan Covert Coats, $9,50, $12,50 to $17.50, Blue Kersey Coats, $7.50, $10 to $16,50' A Complete lino of Children', Boys and Young Men's Box CoaU at prices that will surprlBO you. G, W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers THE DAM JOURNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS. FRIDAY, O0T. 10, 1000. Daily Ono Yuar. 3.00 In Advanoo Dally Four Month 91. In Advanoo Weekly Ono Yoar St. OO In Advanoo JOURNAL X.RAYS To read the appeals of quack doctors to ."weak mon" in the dally papers ono would think that in tho raco of llfo man is being rapidly distanced by tho weakor sisters. Tho first touch of Winter makes us all eliul wo live in Oregon. ft 6 Jf Noino is no greater producer of gold nuggets than of poetical goms, what a Ierfect Sahara It must bol ExAttornoy General Williams has smoked three cigars a day for forty years ono after each meal. Thla money at compound Interest would almost pay Hho'six million dollars debt of Portland. Boys figure It up at ten conta a cigar, AAA In 1874 A. Bush asked W. W. Bklnnor who ia the greatest financier fn tho Uni ted States 7 Jay Gould said Bklnnor. No, said Bush. Ho la a wrecker. Bo It proved. Gould tore down and destroyed railroad properties and himself. Who do you think is tho groatest,askod young Bkinner? O. P. Huntington, said Bush. Ho Is a builder, not a wrecker. Buch a man benefits every outerprlso ho takes hold of, said Bush. Bush was n prophet. Huntington for many ycara held Wall street in tho hollow of his hand, T) sco a great force of alien Momgol ians rebuilding ono of our great trans, continental rallrords, is a novol sight. Tho American voter who creates tho corporation as a political person with out a sou), who grauta it a franchise, must go without omploymont, whilo this contract labor earns tho monoy ho pays for freight and fares. No country in tho world is so liberal to tho alien as Amor ica. But wo carry it too far forour own good. ft 4 It is a cruol ehamo to send a man to tho penitentiary for taking an old coat along with him when ho wont nut of a Salem saloon drunk. Whilo Gov. Geer ia pardoning high cIiibs criminals, who had social advantages and violated pub Ho trusts, ho might considor such a a enso as that. A man who smashes tho plato glass window of a bank to per suado tho stato to tako caro of him gets flvo days in the county jail. Such is law. ft ft ft Thank God 1 The campaign will soon bo over but how can wo livo without tho Dear Boy Letters. ft ft ft Knrnm Ilofor of tho Saturn Journal has money to Invest in school bonis, but mono to bet on Bryan. Wo are pleased to eeo that friend Holer Is not so radical in his paper as housed to bo. Ho Is an other man who will vote all right. Woodburn Independent, (Rep.) We hope that the republican editors aro not in doubt as to the way the edi tors of THIS paper will vote. We be lieve our oanor Is an Index to our politics. Wo are proud, o say that THIS paper doesn't need to boltnggod, vernier is n a iiapuoouio poncy biiuui, with a state house muzzle on Ita nose. Mr. Geer doesnt own THIS sheet. A Balom Paper. Gov. Gcer owns so many newspapers it ia gratifying to know that ono is free from tho gubernatorial octopus. But it la probably not duo to tho fact that ho wasn't givenan opportunity to buystock. Every Movement Hurts. When vou have rheumatism. Muscles feel stiff and soro and Joints aro painful. It does not pay to suffer long from this diecaso when it may be cured so prompt y and perfectly by Hood's Pareaparllla. This medlcino goes right to tho spot, neutralizes tho acidity of tho blood, which causes rheumatism, and puts an end to tho pain and stiffness. Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pills. 25c. 3 Schoolshlp St. Mary's Comlnz. New York, Oct. 19. Tho board of education is now daily expecting tho arrival oj tfio schoolshlp 8t. Mary's, which started for homo faom Funchal, Madeira Island, on September 19. Her crulso has extended over six mouths. Great Loss or Surar. Sinco Geo. Griswold advertised in tho Journal that ho had found a sack of sugar, he has had an uninterrupted stream of visitors who have lost Backs of sugar. It is astonishing what a loss of sugar-has taken place in this city lately. And it is also curious that of all tho sugar lost, uono tallies in description with tho sugar found. To Cure a Cold la Oae Day Take LaxkIIyo Bromo Qulnlno TalilcU. All (IrnggliU retain! tbo money If It falls to euro K. W. OroTO'aalgnalurolion each box. 2Sc. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Of the Marlon County Commission's Court Oototer Term. 1900, In tho matter of county aid for Mrs. John Leonard Ordered that a warrant bo issued to J. S. Stanton in the sum of $7 us rent for Mrs. Leonard. In tho matter ofjrounty old for A. Bay loos Allowed fO por month with Geo. Hatch as disbursing agent. In tho matter of county aid for Mrs. 0. Schaffor Monthly nllowanco placed at $5. In tho maltor of hospital caro for Mrs Brooks Ordered that Mrs. M. K. Brooks bo admitted to tho Hospital with tho understanding that Marlon County will not bo liablo for a sum greater than 20 for Lor care. In tho matter ol county aid for Lewis Barnes Monthly nllowanco placed at 3por month with L. H. Poujado dis bursing agont. ' In tbo mailer oTa voting place In Sil ver Falls Precinct Ordered that Judges nd Clerks 6f election in said Precinct be notified that tho polling place Ib the school honee, In DJstrlct No. 107 and that 8. B. Ormsby bo instructed to sco to tho moving of booths to raid place. In tho matter of application of J. H. Ilobart for extension of time in which to complete tho assessment roll for 1900 Ordered that timo for completion of said roll be extended until NovemberlS 1900, and that timo for meeting oLBoard of Equalization bo fixed nt said dato. In tho matter of tho report of W. W. Hall county clerk of warrant! drawn of insane nccounUfor August and Septem ber approved. In tho matter of tho report of W. W. Hall, clerk, of warrant drawn on salary account for August and September ap proved. In tho matter of tho application of P. M. Hnngliaw and Mrs. ILG. Lonesworth for reboto on road tax on account of use of wide tiro wagon approvod,and super visor of respective districts to rebato tho taxes of said persons in accordanco with law. In the matter of tho .claim of N. 0. Klnsoy for scalp bounty approved. In tho matter of tho delinquent taxes 'for 18993 per cent penalty added after Octobet 13th, 1900. tut Shaky' A man looks at his trembling hands and says: "I feel a bit shaky thw morn ing, and shall need a bracer." His real need -is not nerve stimulant, but nerve strength. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery gives strength to the nervous system. It docs not brace up, but builds up. It is entirely free from alcohol and from opium, cocaine, and other narcotics usually found in so-called nerve medi cines. Accept no substitute for "Golden Med ical Discovery." It cures., David UiiR-gltu, Rq , of Jonct.jQhlo Co , Ky., write "When I began taking Dr. Plerce'i Golden Medical Dltcovcry I think I liail uervoui or Kcneral debility or three year' duration I took three bottle of the ' Dltcovery ' During the lime t vraii taking It mv tlecji became more refreshing and I Kilned fifteen pound! weight, and nltu gained strength every day." Free. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser is wx&free on receipt of stamps to pay cost of inniliiijj only. Send at one -cent Htampt for boolc bound in paper, or 31 stamps for cloth binding. Audrcta Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. In tho matter of making a fill on ft county road at 0. C. Wenger's p co ordered that Jos. Moser bo allowed f?W In part payment of work dono. In tho matter of tho joint boss ion of the county courta of Marlon and Linn for tho purpose of cons'derlng repairs on joint bridge at Stayton, Oregon-ordered that transcript of minutes of said courts in joint session bo spread on Marlon county records and that J. B. Tillotson bo allowed fl840.60 for work Uono thereon. In the matter of delinquent taxes for 1899 Order of October 5th, 1900, res cinded. CHtMINAL ACCOUNT. State vs. Thos. Mltclieii. II Overton. i........" 0 Bummer.., " Guy Englo,....,, 3 1 Hemington A J Mitchell 3 8 F Berry . 1 i Wlllfnr ... '..... 1 WKomp. 13 CO v 1 PJScharback " CO V ItTallrnr .."..' 3 10 4.4 (I nx ---- AEngle ! A M Bancroft M J Mays Fred Schwab BOswald l B Hemsuhorn 1 Stato vb John Scogglns. fl Overton 12 3 10 3 10 3 10 1 00 1 00 1 00 is. SF Berry E Lavigor II Goodman Mrs L Wolfer C O Boynton SA Bogan L Walker P J Sclmrback F Provost A N ScrogginB A L Cornwall M Hicks M Alchor WMYarron 1 Stato vs Jftfl. Dee (alias Martin.) NJ Judah R Stolllnger Mrs Stolllnger J Toensond DW Gibson 0 J Stellinger 1 DW Gibson 1 Stato va O Matt. J. O'Donald G BBColbath 1 Stato vs O. Malt. J O'Donald 0 20 BBColbath 1 00 Stato vs Clias Vernon. J O'Donald 9 60 WE Richardson 3 20 O Hollennrand 1 70 G Sherwood 1 70 J II Lowls 8 80 JE Forrest a 40 Wm Undorwoood 3 CO Btatn vs L B Donuoy. J O'Donald .' 7 05 O Wiley 1 70 J II Lewis 30 couoneim' account. In tho matter of tho inqtiuat upon tho DFLane AS Slippy .. N W Clark... LFolsom Walter Helser E H Thompson :(- 21 05 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 70 1 70 TJ Smith 1 f? DC Howard.. WB Simpson. T DeLong .. JPillslor .... A M Clough . 15 90 1 00 1 00 1 00 I 70 1 70 i'. 170 II Sachet Rigdon & Clough VM I100 In tho matte!; of tho Inquest hold upon tho body of F Morfn. D F Lane Ml Hays J W Patterson J FRidcnour CapO Galbrcatii .... OS Snyder E V Llttoeglcld 1 00 W P Graham 100 D A Maguess 100 S Cunningham., 170 F Clark 1 70 D F Lane, 9.00 (Examining Into death of J II Moser.) KLKCTJO.V ACCOUNT. Jos Cook 3 10 E AM Cone 7 CO WSTaylor 8 20 J FTB Brontnno. 15 20 1IT Hays 14 20 G W Powell 15 90 TMWitten H 80 IAS ASK ACCOUNT. J O'Donald .' 5 00 SUPERVISORS ACCOUNT FL Pound 27 60 FUEL ACCOUNT JALnko 27 50 DBBontly &Co 07 31 POSTAOB ACCOUNT. A L Downing 170 WW Hall 200 FW Durbin 10 00 J II ficott 1 00 J II Poland 2 50 7 2d .v,T 1 ?, KW --.y : IS mimOi M iH KLi. . ody of T. Pillester. ilh I IMIIMrtfTMMi 1 nni the ROOT OP YOUR HAIR ihould look like thii, li ijMMKJi " DANDRUFF THE GERM ties troys and with en It like this. "Destroy the uuit you remove th effect." No Dandruff, no falling Hair, no Baldness, If you KILL THE QERM with NEWBRO'S HERPIGIDE For salt by all dru&liU. Price $1. J W Hobart 1 00 JN Hart 2 DO ItOAD AND linlDOE ACDOUNT. M Hokbort 2 00 II I. Karl 11 00 Fred Rock Cld2 1 CO OPRoyal 07 60 Radabaugh ti Francis , 8 00 W J Hsdloy 5 40 O F Hcln , 12 80 O O Reovcs 12 60 Curils Lumbar Co 1140 0 8 Ficklin 4 37 A K Neb-on ....!..,... 3 00 BLatouroll r r..T 150 CapLumb Co ',.:,...". 20 7(1 Sherman Swank, 75c rej JohuLichty .... 200 00 J J Sollo 30 40 J JSollcs ,...tv.. ...i.e.. ..'... 31 50 Schomus Bros. ....,...- ,. 2287 Ames Broa ........... .T. SCO Leo Brown Son ....p..t.i..... 148 74 Leo Brown it Son 52 43 EC Hanson 8 00 BowloyBros 0 83 Braudenborg A Wheeler, f 18.14. . cont AOGiles 21 00 WmRlchter "18 00 G W Anderson 15 00 R Alexnndor , r.. 32 37 GE Hilton 53 50 WStevenB 3 00 JS Yoder ... 21 09 8D Wright 30 60 AKNolson 8 32 JDSimmona 28 50 Monitor Trading Co 4 35 J J Belles, 14.15 rej L A Dickenson, f 22 roj J B Tillotson 1849 CO WmMiloy 13 25 IONecdham 15 40 0 M Hinkle 112 75 HTATIONKKV ACCOUNT. Statesman Pub Co 5 25 Woodburn Independent 12 00 REMooros 0 30 OBIrvino 110 00 BHKntyr! account. FWDurbln 08 03 court house and jail account. OrTel&Tel Co $ 13 00 RM WadoACo 18 CO UII Prico eld fl Bttrcn A Hamilton SH White A Co J W Watt Salem Water Co . . rej 4 70 , I 25 4 3U 20 40 Salem LATCo 35 00 John Hughes 00 I'AUPKR ACCOUNT. Harriett A Lnwrenco $ 4 00 GilbertA Buker T o 15 MM High 76 81 CapLumb Co 2 00 A Dane 2 00 BF ltuesell 32 00 A II Lacroiox eld $3 ". .. rej R)thAGr.bor 7 00 John Hughes 12 00 Salem Hospital 20 00 S PCo 205 New Store. G. E. Montgomery, has opened up a new confectionary and cigar Htoro at No. 289 Commercial street wliero ho will carry a complete stock of candioa and smoking goods. 10 15 lino. JUSJNESSCARDS xJBiwrwis Buccesso"' to Dr t .. White Corner Salem OrSf 4 ng superior opoUous at mffi'ty'- ALBERT A. JESSUP, Phono 1071.1 ROOMalAND3,oiuYnLtf B. F JONES Attornoy-at-Uw Toledo, Oroon. Waa Work of Circuit Court Ic in,. . IQJ Old Post OfficeStabW Aro largo ant havo reliable ati. a onts, your team boarded btiu. J"1 day. Good teams for hiro va! . Your patronags solicited H. M. Brown 2Ferrr8troet. DOimblo. SOUIiE TtT?no Piano Tuners and m PORTLAND ORE. ocja.yMB&TaiMw Boots and Shoes Mado to order. Ladloa Shon. . . impairing neatljr done. tv tally. J. M. Necdham. 181 Com rt T J, Sullivan, State Street Tailor Katl SuIUnn lust lu. The Oberndorff w. Tillson, Bartlett Grain Coinpany I'tuncs wanted. Fruit bag for ule. Brewster & White THE PEED MEN Phono 1781 o Court Bt Ilnv. (Jrntn. Milt Koiwl ttlnn Ci... 8lhx1s, Poultry Supplies, etc. :' : ; Free Delivery. Prorapt. rellatle ser vice. Lowest Prices. Rellatle iooJi. Sa m tar Hi, OFFICE, CITY HALL. For water service apply at oflee. Hills payable monthly Id adriDce. Make all complalnta at the oQlc TT T f: MKRiZELOUS PIHNOLH r ? yv Concert Each Evening 4 : Is an instrument By maans ofwhich any one can play the piano . - ' tf tifc r ' - m yv ni 1 5 t t ; Her 6' th i s V I W Mill OH ,i! Representatives of the Aeolian Company are now at tho Willamette Hotel and will keep open house all this week. They will gladly show the Pianola and the Aoolian to everyone who calls. AW are cordially invited to drop in and hear some good music. If you arc merely curious it will richly pay you to call. !IiU' kkBjisifi&M&B&','f ' v l' i f gMBaft JffSkmK?'Zi( W jiflHMiHEVHBVl 'ilia vtTMMWmMMMMMwSttMMMtMMmMwlMMWir - .A.Wla'rlV JMMwKklmK 'hVhVfllMBHOlSBBifK . -. 'ibBBlVBkhlllB Sill nflVflSSBllHV ShllBBr'aKBM iBBlllSSllHF 4 e tllwVhsBBlllBBlllVBXllllBfllL inSWBS9kBbBBklHBSlKH WSySM SrlT Jl 4 ' t . tjH IW3IISKbmSwmJ'KaV K, wt tdtfZJi f jL sflf Fl JWTK JftWJteOfl t 4 aA 1 Concert Each Evening L PIANOLA IM CONNECTION WITH UPRIGHT PIANO WHEREVER THERE IS AjtPIAN0 THERE SHOULD BE A PIANOLA. m 'i ,JVt Expression is regulated by the player. The artistic effects thus obtainable make the Pianola enjoyable to those of critical musical tastes. The Pianola is the only piano player endorsed by Paderewski, Sauer, Rosenthal, DePachmaiin and fuoskowski. Endorsement by these pianists-eliminates doubt as to its artistic qualities. bull ony at-' . m- .... zr representatives of the Aeolian Company will be at the Willamette Hotel all during this week. Everybody is cordially Invited to call and exam ine the-wonderful Pianola and Acoliaa. - 1 Ui i ? mm ; r "7 " IVL B. WBJJUS. BOL.B AGBNT FOR i . M(4 ! :KBPRBSBNTING ORBGO l " Bf nt-JT A "C'-T T x xt r-s- ( Portland Warerooms, 353-355 WasmngTon.;: I JrlJZ AE01IA.1N CO. J New York. 18 West 23(Lst London. 225 R'Jt THE UROBST MANUPAGTUIUmS OF MUSICAL INSTILMENTS IN THE WORLD. (SrAS ? "! t f " '