The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 05, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textti n-, t " i ii'nwy wwluninn" fWwininnmiTWirfilrt The DliNxl Mba lArtft-sa MLTHY OR DISEASED . . ll.-i ta, MiA wwa ntent ts a BatBral ana aeaunr circulation 01 toe woro, ub -j: quantity, estimated at oue-cightli tlie weight of the body, pa throngs the lirt every five minutes. This rapid flow of the Wood throogh the system PTcats th e eartraaceof disease germs and impurities of every description. It filters out autaat k slot tcastAry or good for the growth and development of the body and nosma iug and strengthening the mtucics, tissues, nerve and hones. Bat, fa?2i few persona can rfehtiy claim an absolutely pure Wood supply d-PJj" unpolluted circulation, and In consequence are exposed to innumerable d. Contagious Blood Poison, the greatest enemy to mankind, eaters tie T through, the Wood, and Cauccrr8crofnla, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eoeaa, Sdt Rhenm, rsorlasis, Tetter in fact the majority of human ailmeaUare cwaed by ed and fcStoaifiuJiwi The Blood is fho Source and ImpoveriBhed Wood. Old - --- e-, aorta, chronic nicer and rheumatic pains are com- OT Mil nfirOiWjfiil moti, especially amonjr old people, whose Wood naturally grows thin and pale because of the lack of the red fFJ color and strength to youfeful Wood. Sallow comptexwss aad ""ST evidence some constitutional or blood trouble, which salves, lotioa, P-; any external treatment can cure. Disease that originate ia tie Moai, they manifest themselves na ulcers, tmnors, itching !. mrnaOu or ye pains, require a tonic and Wood purifier such as S. S. S-, sot pagy wartimes and neutralizes Wood poisons and hmuors, bat possesses heaJtk-gmg Uatfc Pff; ties that no other Wood medicino does. It goes down to the Teyy ftaaatTic stf the disease and eliminate from ike Systran ewsy- tMjm.tImm4rt Dfvnrf .! f n rmLtnruMM rlnracfer Of titti obstraclS M -vawawM '""'w ca thecirculatioa. It baatts se aasdisasiarts flretffife 0scaffO 2 more filled with new rich blood, the general health U& to iapctrre, ameles grow stronger, and pores and eruptions of every kind disappear. 8. 8. 8. is the only guaranteed purely vegetable bod"pifer. aadtiewanat and most reliable In nil Wood diseases, ft baa bees twted in thoaad of es during tho past fifty yeatu and is more popular today than ever. Ve win be glad to send yott our book, free, and if in need of medkal advice wr aaz pfcyasaaasall about your caac r uiu miormauou vnu m. jvuiwusuit . T TCTL. . gwwraHy aadwiiol Hut fc w a, iwa wart: I snr &ficetit gev-4 sserefy to afc 4. Setts? SH iBjt's esraBBJtlM t yars latere feastta' ilia perfect (wtferaaWl Mr4 ssWkatAt ary rf the teftMaJs wfe have JOURNAL X-RAYS ! 1at is RnUet is less of a Ira ad tor the MMiaitlre. The fgWUh.leB irasPoataj; Mm. Heal tte eaafiUe i fol nKMsiirgwwiilcrs, pstewt 4leiBe franfls and aiatt the Carlw ImR rtfrti ia;4w1MiBpraJers flt the adverUs-i tfcrre wm. rietsaw, a4 Hbe 9las lc easMts C Ue newsf pers. Half Board f Biea4fM ttnmtBrA m(Ww c4lrlal wHttea I benefit the rtw.sn! tle "frseiiM' Shw wt y?iiasjin eet M prewete tone taw taf yicfde 4tw4Nit la Jr j prwa4e rralu HaitVlMg sad even the year etaUaittg aaW ad ltai iwaiiy ! aWuirtiM re asbte to keep abttve the alsftrce Wtsvw-e eMsarost. Te rMl ( frirltast was rtard fC Ctrter )sd rwwswsd a ynmz is ttfeki tbraKh the mails, than in wassuwr aAMHK Mr tfafRati t deceive far rila and the WMat It UVre worse aboal advert!- enced and educated doctors. confidence. ' tfifixnondraee ss cosoanea in THE 5W1FT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, QA. All lB9ttU jul I was of bo n to airbed. ncr roar Mrm ana jnucin i eoansesocd uliir H and bgta innnedUUl to i oat at ttteonreet time. oooUnntdtlirc Ar- I bv rtot4 strtorlh nd mr welcbt osaA cj bstUr looldor than rr btfot. Kn. UZZIZ UAHMKLL. fyts, roiy Beauty is Health. Walnut Lk. Alt, J one J, 1B00. IUuakrca(rr U Uroefit I rtodvwl from muTtuirUMMBdiiiM Wloa of Cardni I took Iji toy Urribl oonitUan. itr lit wit do pleaaoro After raotlrlsr yoar i eoaittuaiAMl UJrlnrHaj knerora. Tea pains left rs Asa tna neaten. vtiiea baa laeraaawi. ICr htuband Itaai Womanly health maaas brtcht chuki. tku complexion and elasticity of form This U the youth unmuuuttd by yurs the buoty ol perfect womanhood. Btautlful wo men are happier and jet more out of life than their sillers vrhoie faces Indicate lulftrlnt; Wine of Carsal msde Mrs. Msnnell "belter leok. Int" and Infinitely happier bccauie It cured her of those terrible pains. But she it no exception. WlNEorGARJDUI Is jrvinf thooundj of women health, beauty and freedom from the drat gtatf pains trhich made their lives so miserable. Wan faces, hatjard eyes ana ematlated forms are the results of suffering What suffering can com pare vrlth the tortoe of brtfalir menstruation, leueorrhoca and falllnjf of the werabl Beauty flees cfuklly before the ravages of such disease. The srurp pains of failln of the womb deepen the crow tracks In lite face. Menstrual Irre julariiics rob the eye of Its fire and the complexion of Its transparency. Leueorrhoca drains the body of III strength, but Wins of Cardul restores the natural beauty, brightens the eye, clears the complexion, rounds out the figure aad brings back the vigor of health. Every druggist la this city handles 9L00 bottfes of Wine of Cardul. Viw 4Hm s4Mlmrr. , (Mar ifwftm: TTT4Im' Xirirr lse kad it pipK peff Jala susrepting nniverti- parvd t tit laed imt tsnrtraUa tktf at the hands of the Standard Oil aadtlKig- tcMhaai tmttree'Mi rmha robberr, Ifbrarftsof the Carnegie armor f inipilia ia Iwr cans. Tte cam-lptale tbieee, or jjorernment st the asrttaa M ssat aarf ikat U Carters had lwmls of a oerrnptienist like Hark bt reejtfca i tssctV shUf, bad tuAem a Hannr, We choke at a gnat and swal- eeeit, bad b be oeoiiomlcsl, or were low awbo!e mountain range of infqai- kwHtsffttesiU They went in to remove aad resaove they did. They fond not a fact, Bi a witaeu, net an aot wrong, sot a peBy gone. Tliey did not drag in eeraa hostile people and ca'lcd some eenpiorrs wl iiad been discharged and who bad always been sorapp iag each other. All that the persons most bitterly opposed to the Carters could eay against thorn was that they might have allowed the boys and girls more liberty, let them play together more, to romp together in the barn, roll on the grass more, swap gum and run together in Heir nighties. The fact that a whole lot of them were from 15 to 30 ties, while with complacency we rub our hands and enfold our self rigbteoas mislhands. When one considers the pressure brought to bear on courts, the tortuosi ties of ordinary litigation in Its course of appeals from justice to circuit court, from circuit court to supreme court, with both sides fortified by a haystack of textbooks and decisions of other courts in all the states and territories, in the English court and federal courts, it is a wonder moro judges do not go crazy. Think of the strain on their intellects from hearing the testimony repeated years old did not seem to strike the Rl,u ,0"K urawn 0Ul cross-examined, i. sensibilities of the Kitneates who com- rect, redirect and rebuttal, exceptions wmz MORROW COASTER BRAKE The Morrow Coaster Brake Is the tar. 1 1 vf all cnasU-r brakes. It Vi .1 the first ; it in the 1est. The only coaster brake that has been pood enough to need no change, IthitTeaae the utility of the bicy cle ; it decroflKca the effort liooMwary to iroix:l It. More plcAHuru j lam exertion. Ask your danlur to get it for yott. Never jiut off until tomorrow when you tan bjiy n MORROW today. Pm. fur our Illustrated booklet, Ecllpno Manufacturing Co., xtlinlr, N.Y. THtrTMBLY JOOBMUL Membor Nortliwost Aftornoon Nowopttpor t-anuuo. BY HOFtin 0ROTHUR8, FJtIDAY, JULY 0, 1001, Daily One. Year, W3.00 In Advanow Dally Pour Mentha 9, n Advanoo Dally by Carrlar QOo Por Month Weekly One YoarlSI.OO In Advanoo a :.t n -i '."xr: E01T0IUAL. The wires were corrotled to telegraph the news from London how the Itev Forbes Phillips invited Mrs. Urowu Bacjuatd l'ottor to give dramatic rendi tions, aftor ilia evousoug lu a picture hat. She didn't rwltu the hugging accna from Antony ami Uleopstra or do a skirt danea, but tho vicar's idea was toenhanoa the attractions of the Mr vice, and ha succeeded adinlrubly. An hour bofore the Tottor pulpit affair was pulled off tho crowd basiled thu doors until a theatrical flrst-nlght w ain't In it. and with about as holy a purpose. Of course, tho I'oiter woman rwiltwd "Vital Spark of Heavenly Klaiuo,"sto., to whip tho devil around tho stump and takathtt curse oft thu' morbific perfonu ac, It is not necessary to rwllo who this trMHi is or tho chantcter of the plays i whlhh has uisdo hor raw.beef rvp M. ..lu ....... ... ...... . '" m 1 i i 7 u,f l,"'JKHI0 S Q J'OULl esiiajiaiierQyof church morals th, whurbs of (ho world's fftaMt ' Ohiiitfau city. It Is w tna rdll of tho Oathollo 4BKih tlitt I( Urawji tha Urn on wo atAfrckled fain or homburpeivstaak wtlty wiUiia lUalUr rails, Tho the British standard hi thin respect, and this Inuideut must not he taken as a tnoaiuro of thu religious morals o thu whole Kuulish people Why did thu l'ottor woman over leave America? Our code of mornlity even In tho thoatro going public was avunm to her predello lion to appearing dressed in a few ynnls ol mosquito bar and a few squaro IiicIim of BwaniKlowu. A pulpit must be hard up to attempt to draw sinners toward heaven by thu Potter routo. Twenty to one, such ixirformatico draws them lu thu other durecllun, It Is pre lumed tho lilshop of London will put his foot on rt'HtlUon of tho lUhylautan method, Tho prosumptlou is out of re kkjI fur tho sauretl olllpe of UUhop o( souls. Tho real fact Is tho Potter woman has un eminent social position. Hho la an unorowiusl iiuhii with a de cadent aristocracy over si two alio 1io1h1 raise funds to tspilp hospital ship for Urllish troops in South Afrlun, uud as arlstooraoy Is tho Imokbono of Ills MastOhristlau Mujosty's imporial gov ornmoiit, tho lilshop cf tondou will h very loth to oloso the pulpit t ems of his Mnjosty's favorites. Tho removal from SaUm sooloty of the Carters (a highly ro sH.Htod, reUuoii, oulturod Christian family) their virtual removal without a protest from tho tuunsgeuieut of tho State Ulbul School, ought not puss by without laying bare tho political enormity of treating the ulucatiou of tho unfortunate dufoatlvea from tho staudpoiut of tho rawest Mud of push pontics. Thai me mum bohooi was made subjoiat of a ldUUtto In vMtlgatlQU is well known, but it is not plained of the Puritanical Carters, who drew tho lino on bundling and all other sorts of intimacies among children out of short clothes. First thine the Carters did when they went in thero was to draw n deadline in the dormitory and make the boys sleep on one side and tho girls on the other, besides other more or lets oppressive regulations ens tomary among christian people. The committee that investigated tho Wind school and heard these demands for a "more Jolly" kind of man for supl. and a more easy-going woman for matron farmed the job out to two clerks, ono of them the sun of thu chairman, Theto boys worked their lingers to the quick counting sheet oud Iron spoons, pots, kettles and pans and looked over hocks that they didnt understand. They worked 'their job to u finish and found nothing hut a chanco they wanted to swear in a big bill against the State These boys did not know and tho com mltteodld not know and never will com prehend what the Cartors had dono for good older, for real education, for letter morals and a letter hill of fare, for a good garden, for abundance of Mowers and conscientious fatherly und motherly care for the children. The committee wont about It to make vacancies. Thuy wore selected for that purpoie and tho Carters wore tho vict toms of tho sAino system under which they went into tho institution. What is tho department of Kduculiou for but to mako placun for somebody? What aro tho deaf, tho blind nud the othorwisu mentally defectives created for hut ma terial for a spoils system? What in thu mun who crosses Its deudliuo fit for hut sacrifices? Thu foregoing Is not said to reflect on ltev.and Mrs Ilolllngor, who preceded Mr and Mrs. Jos. Carter, or Mr. uud Mrs. O, W Jones who will succeed them. Tho former were coiuolentiour. Chris tian people who rendered the statu faith ful services. Tho latter will doubtless do the same and glvo tho institution the host kind of service. All three sola of these oDlolala woro appointed entirely unfamiliar with tho duties of their positions, and lu eauh case tho atato loses tho value of experience gained while in service when they were removed, Under this system of succes sion lu olllso lnjui'lco is douo both state uud olliolnl, Hut worst Injustice is done tho wards of tho state, Tho purpose of this off hand writing Is to brand with deserved infamy tho treatment of tho state educa tional and charitable Institutions from tho standpoint of Kliiioil rewards. I-et tho mothers and fathers of tho Utile un noted, statements disputed, facta re filled, tesimony extended, briefs sub mitted, hundreds of citations and pre cedents, opinions filed, amendments to pleadings, counter-pleadings, motions, pleas in abatement, demands for now trials, rehcurings, ad infinitum. Then to cap it all, on top of printed abstracts of tho testimony, printed ngrcoinents of counsel, the supremo court must hear it all chowed over orally by tho lawyers on both sidea. Gener ally they drngin a few additional Sfout era who want a chanco to aay: "Iliad to nrguo a caso beforo tho supremo court today." When tho lawyers have completely used up thoir wind, their purse for printing, and given every last fuir!c, quibblo wrinkioand twrist to both aides of tho question, exhausted every plea, trick, motion and technical ity, and nearly driven the court todla traction by tho mountains of irrelavent matter heaped upon all sides and over and all around the matter to bo decided, tho occupnnt of tho bench ia supposed In Ix'fflll itpltlwimttnil Tlmvn t n.,1.. ... . , . , , Cholera and Diarrhoea Reraedv for all one tl ing kcepa nine-tenths of them stomach and bowel troubles," t ava 0. f.ir.m ,.l.. Ia ,t. I , .1.1 H' tt'-1.n..l.l -f "!.. 1 n. ..!,- Ttte bard benifit and Margcrot Barry next. 9 9 Romberg's principal streets areto be graded and Improved. i "The only big show is coming" fa the lecead of the summer. s a it Tfce red bill', the Waldo hills, and the Palk Goantr hills, never had a better wheat ersf. c e The State University faculty has been lsert!d to 35, besides the medical and law school. 9 9 9 The rain wilt pletse letup for a month ei two. There shonki be no oilier od- lades to haymaking. e A prominent Palern saloon keeper weuM aaJy give GO cents to Ukj fund to entettaui McKinley. Ho seemed to think be couldn't make that much off the McKinley crowd Another Fourth la pawed and gone tome good rpeecnes were ma-je anur some miehtv good rockets were fired off.) At Salem Patton Bros, took the lead as unseal and conducted a celebration all by lb em selves. The summer seems to have arrived a day a head of time, Now old Dame Nature will turn off bumper crops of hops, wheat, oats, barley, fruit and let ut all get ready for the harvest The Fourth la gone. Long live tho Fourth. A Good Coueh Medicine. Many tbousanda have been reatored to health and happiness by the uee of Chamberlain's Couch Remedy. If nlilic ted with any throat or lung trouble, givo it a trial for it ia certain to prove bene ficial. Coughs that have resisted all other treatment for years, have yielded to this remedy and perfect health beeu restored. Cases that seemed hopelepe. that the climate of famous health resorts failed to benefit, have been permanently cured by ita use. ror sale by v. u. Haas Druggist. Canae of Talleyrand's Lnraencac The cause of Talleyrand's 'lameness has long been n matter of dispute. Some stories have It Hint the defect was congenital; others Hint It wns oc cnsloneil by an accident which befell him In tils Infancy. Tlu moxi curious explanation of all Is that offered by a writer lu The Quarterly Review. "To quote the tery words of our Informant an eminently distinguished diplomat." says the writer. 'Talleyrand's Vlenua colleague. Iwiron Wessunberg. told me yeurK ago thai his lameness was owlug to varciettoncmi of his nurse, who laid him down In u Held while she tllrted with her sweetheart nud on coming hack to bcr charge found some pigs dining on tho Infant's legs. I am sure Hint Wessenberg told me this as nn established fact, nnd I am all but sure that his authority was Talleyrand blm self." The Best Remedy for Stomach and Bowel Troubles. 'I have been in the drug business for twenty years and have sold most all of tne proprietary medicines ot any note Ameni: the entire list I have never found anything to equal Chamberlain's Colic, It is 8,000 Miles Long. The Burlington Route ranks among the greatest of the world's railroads. Over 8,ooo miles long; employing 35,000 men; reaching 1,300 towns and cities in the eleven states traversed by its lines; having through-car arrangements which extend more than half way across the continent and earn estly striving to give its patrons absolutely unequalcd service, it is the line YOU should select, next time you go east. Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. ShojctIine 4 and union Pacific m A. C. Sheldon, General Agent, Cor. Third and Stark St., Portland, Ore. DBPAtir Foil Chicago Portland Special 9 a. ro. Tla Huntington Atlantic Kxprcsa 9 p rn. tla Hunt lngtou from going to the inaano asylum the Judgos all got pretny good salaries. Progress Maklnr in Oregon. Mrs. K. I). Oer, I'lenHnpt: W. C, T. V. tor Una Ion Cuuuljr. Col. Holt who ia making a tour of the atato In tho interest of tem perance, evidently does not believe in standing still and waiting for something to turn up. Ho workH wIU and for the Women's Christian Teniperanco Union and has occupied every uight and nearly every afternoon for their benefit sinco thu first of August savoone. Those who remember tho visit of Col. Holt to Sa lem and the good ho accomplished for tho V.'. T. 0. U. while here, will bo glad to hear of hia success in some of the near by places ho has visited. Tho following ia taken from the V. T. 0. U. Stato Secretary report. SHverton, where 1(50 algned the pledge and 32 members wero added to thu Union, Aumsvllle,whore 123algaed the pledge ami 0 joined tho Union. Turner, whoro 100 algned tho pledgo and 17 Joined the Union. Forest Urovo, where 21G algned tho pledge and 03 Joined the Union. Hlllshoro, whero 11)7 signed tho pledgo and 20 Joined tho Union. Independence, whoro 350 signed tho pladgo and 08 joined the Union, Dallas, whoro 315 signed tho pledgo and 67 Joined the Uulon. McMinuville, where 'M aigued iho pledge aud '11 Joined the Union, Nowberg.where 6.11 signed thoulodeo ami m joiueu me Union. l.a Fayette, whero 110 algned tho pledgo ami si joineu the union, Ool Holt haa since held very auccosa ful meetings at Aatona and in Ita vicln itv, aril ai last accouuta was at work lu wmm, aim we nopo that tuauy W. Wakefield, of Columbus. Ga. "This remedy rured two severe caeeo of cholera morbus in my family and I have recom mended and sold hundreds of bottles of It to my customers to their entire satis faction. It affords a quick and sure cure in a pieasant lorm." for sale by t. u. uaan uruggisi. What' a Carlo la. "What Is a curio, fatuerr "A curio Is a piece of china that your mother bus had spared to her through the devastating dynasties of seven or eight cooks." London Klug. "You can convlnco a woman that the earth Isn't round." said tho breakfast cynic, "but you can't convince her that tho druggist doesn't mako 60 per cent profit ou postago stamps." Philadel phia Uecord. I THerc Is a Class of Pcacle Who are Injured by tho use of cofTee. Recently thero has been placed In all tho grocery stores a new preparation cauea uhaiw-u, mnue of pure grains, that takes the place of coffee. The moat delicate stomach receives It without distress, nud but few can tell It from coffee. It does not cost over Vi as much. Children may drink it with great benoat. IS cts, and 25 cts. per package. Try It. Ask for GKAIN-O. Weak. "Do -you know that N'lgster Is so weak that ho can't stnud alone!" asked Urowuc. "Good gracious, not" replied Jones. "What la tho matter with hluir "Why, I nsked him If he could stand n loan of 10 shillings and ho said ho couldn't" Loudon Fun. Cnaca of Qneer llevenffe. In Enj,' d, where men have more time for everything, Including revenge, some queer methods of playing even have come Into tho courts. Albert Ucwdley of Leeds had a dog Hint howled nt night. A naturalist next door did not llUu It, but had no legal recourse. Oue dny nnts of tho minute red vari ety begna to overrun IJcwdloy's house. Nothing Hint could be done headed them olT. They grow worse uud worse, lie hnd made up his mind to break his linw nnd move when one night he heuid n no so In his dining room. Slip ping down, he found the naturalist emptying n ling of nnts on the floor. In court the naturalist pnld damages, but he did it smilingly. Howley. the late English violinist. wn hard to beat on his perseverance against one who had Incurred his III will. Howley hnd n qunrrcl with a horse dnler nnmed Brant. It wns n trivial mutter, hut Howley took the next house to Ilrnut. set up n plntio. Iwught a cor net nnd proceeded to make Insomnia for Ilrnnt. After one or two nMiuIt cses In court Brunt moved. How ley uougui out the next door nelghlwr and follow ed with plnno nnd cornet Ilrant went to Inw. but found lie could do nothing. Ht. raul Fiut Mall 6 p in. tU Spokane TIME -HI tt IKH 1-iina Itittlaul Or. AllltlVk I HUM lt Lakp. tlAiirnr fi Worth. Oinatia, Kana .iir. ok lX)iu, UUiarii iml KaJH. att Lai p. Itonror tr. ln4 I. llM.k. . . Cllr, l. U,ul, hlrac, and Ktl. b Vtaila Wall. Ij.r . , , .', riMikmie, Vl, . rran. )liiintfti.-lu t rtil, Dulutli.M iw niiti f liuia&u, ami ncsl. 72 .HOUR , PORTLAND TO CHICAGO 1'W VllalUSV Ul L1I3 . 72 TODAY'S MARKEf. Throueh tlck-U East via rIa, nr boat and rail, via Portland. '' or Enlllng. he took n detaehed house. Then $10 to $14 Howley hired brass bands and orjrans nnd nmlled him. This was actionable, nnd Howley paid 1.000 for his revenge. Chicago Tribune. Portland. July t. Wheat vallry uominal Walla Waila, 50 5fl). Flour Portland, best grades f 2.00 3.0. Graham 2.10. Oats Choice White$1.32 9$l.35 per cental rgrevf 1.30 $1.32, per cenlal. .Mil'atufl ilran, $17 00; shorlw, $20 00 Hay Timothy $12.50(114 per Ion. Omonr $1.36 Potatoes $1.15. $1.26 per eack ; new ll$c perN. Uutter Beet dairy, 13 to 14 fane) creamery. 15 to 17'c Store 11 to 12'. per totinil. Kggs - Oregon, rancii 17 to l"1 rer Uoz. Poultrv Chickens.mixed 12.75 C?l 50 I hens 3.26 to 4.1.0 ; turkeys, live 8 to 10c. ) .Mutton une tea. uto ctr ponnu I Hogs DressediOc. (i 7 per pound. I Beef Topateers.f 4.26GJ4.WI ;cowa.:t - 75 fl.oo, uressed ocei, 1 to 7Jc. Veal Dressed, " S c. for email. Hope 12 to 14c. Wool Valley, 11 to J.Tc; Fasten. Orfvoii, -(gl2c; .Vohair.iO to 21c. Hides -ireeu. eiltJ tJO Ihn. 7 $ 1)4. under 00 lbs, 7 0 lYi; sheep pelts, lb 30c RLKM MKRKKT. Wheat 55 to 05c for fuod. Wool, 11 tol3r. Mohair, 21c. Hope 11 to 1810 Oals $1 26 iHr leiilol. Hay Haled, 1 heat, i!) to$!)50.'iiiiolhy OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland. p.m. Dailr ei.-opt Butidajr 8. p m. Satunlar lUa.ni, All aalllne da tea aiiblect to cbance ForSanFrai.claco Sail etery ft dnya COLUMBIA niVEIl To Aitorla .and War Landings. P. in i p. m M.Hundy The fiolfpr'a Tun. At n recent auction sale one of tho paintings had for a subject a gnyly nt tired golf girl making n long drive. The bidding on this opened very brisk $00, $05, $70 nnd llnnlly $72. "Seventy-two, two, two, two!" cried the auctioneer. "Fore!" shouted some ono In tho renr. With the excoptlon of tho golfer In the front row, who Immediately "duck ed," the Joke passed unnoticed. "Four," repented the auctioneer. "Do I hear live?" He did not hear "five," nnd a cold sweat broke out on the brow of tho last bidder ns now, for the first time, tho possibility of having to buy Hint picture occurred to him. Seventy-four dollars for making a punl He mado a eolemn vow thou and there that ho would never attompt another as with a sickly grin ho thought of unpaid bills. Tho attendant was standlug at his el bow; the auctioneer had raised his hnmuier. "One two th" "Five!" The ordeal wns past. Tho auction proceeded, with the crowd unaware that the punster had rocolved proper punlbbmont. For the benefit of those who do not play golf a diagram of the pun Is fur nished. "Foro" Is tho warning shouted by the player when about to drive New Vork Mall nnd Lipross. Rom-Hc Flour In wholesale lots, $3.00; retail 70 to Hfc gacIc Millatuffa Bran. $10.50; shorts. $18 50 Huge On foot, Cc. Live onttlo Steere, 3Mo4 ,eowe, $2.75 to $3 50. cheep $2.60 groaa Drested Veal OK cents. Butter Dairy. 1214 to 15c: crenmerv. 18 to 20, slore 10 to 12Wc. l'ouitry liens per lb., Oc. Potatoes 75c HTKINBIt'8 MAHKKT. Fat liena ner lb live weight. . . . Eggs per doz . cash rryera fie 13c toOe TO OUR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS. new Unions will beadilnt in n... 11., ... fortuuatea who oomo under tho state's """I'"10' tjmrtata. oaro pray for a higher ami better order of things, for abetter order of mon in our highest educational otllctw. May thu Hoplo bo spared from the selnih de signs and oalolnod brains ot manipula tors who look upon little children, rob bed of eyesight, as fair game for thoir poltttqal preserves. A withering curie will oomo on those who do those thing and tint time, come when Oregon mutt outgrow such a system. A postotllce Inspector reported ono Letson Ualllot, ol Suuiptor, Or,, for im proper use ot tho mails in selling tntu iug stock, llu has been jerked be foro tho federal courts aud all his vari ous schemes and enterprises reduced to tho uuanolal dimetuiout ol a nalr of ecomlthand $9 pants. This wreokol tho iutlalad hopes ol oue poor wretoh Is A couple advanced In years got mar rlwl lately. Thu husbatid had a room In tho house socuroly locked, tho Inaldo of which Ifls wlfo had novor scon, aud, being curi ous aa to Its contents, she bogged agalu aud again to sou Hie room. At last ho consented, nud, lo nnd heboid, tho room was full of wholo ehevsosl Ho explained matter by telllug her thut for ovory sweetheart he had lu his ioung days he bought a cheese. His wlfo begun to cry. "Don't cry. dear," ho coutluucd. "1'vo hail no sweetheart sluco 1 met you," "It's uot that," she replied, still sob bing "I only wish I had been as thoughtful as you and bought a loaf of broad for every uau that kissed me, We could have had bread and cueeso enough to last us all our days," Lou don Ttt-Blta. IIoit Accidents Ilrcnme llablla. As to our mnnnerlsma, says a writer In tho Baltimore Sun, at first they nro accidents, nnd afterward they becomo un oils, it is singular how easv it in to convince a credulous public that u misfortune Is a gift, Just as an eccen- trioity u a mark of geulus. 1'our correspondent knows a lady who was nsked In marriage by several gentle men (for where one pastures othors will follow), although she was nelthor beautiful nor clever nor rich, but becanso sho was affected with a trem bling of tho lids. In her lumost hoart she who addresses you believes tho trembling began with norvousuoss, but It. was universal, and aftor a llttlo what was curious begau to bo regarded as fascinating. At any rate I know a won established, portly lady, married to n man who secured her. uot without difficulty, whose only sorrow Is tho necessity of keenlui- un tho t-iriii. habit which procured her a spouse. Ho uoi a seuuuiontnllst, hut ho wants whnt ho paid for. He married hor because her eyelids trombled. nnd not unnaturally ho wishes to be possessed of the same treasure. Sometlmosgo Tnu Daily Journal reduced its price to mail subscribers from 50 cents to 30 centa per month Casu In Advance. This was dono to savo book keeping and expense of collectors, nnd the subscriber are givon tho honefit of tho reduction in price . Such subscrib ers should not expect to get time on tho paper, and as thoy get tho benefit of thu reduced price thoy should not expect it. There ia the further advantage about this system of not having a bill piled up ngalnBt you. A notice Ia sent out beforo subscriptions oxpire, nnd should bo promptly observed. A Good Cup of Coffee for Breakfast la wortli the whole meal. Wo toll pntftBmmmmKnmasmnmmmmmvnawvt WILLA ETTE RIVER Steamers IcsveSa m for PortUsl sad wsv lanolins, Monlay, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a.m.. TuMiiy. Tfurjiini isurly at 7 a m. For Indetscodence, Albany and Corvallls. Tuesday, Thursday sad Saturday st 4 p. m. ror iDaepeaaence. Monday, Wednesday aad Friday at 4 :30 p.m. Throuth tickets EtstvU an rail or boat and rail via Portland. Ticket 0 fflce City dock. E. T. THAYER. Aent Salem, 1 reton. South and East VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and way atatIonBat6:40a.m.f 7:64 a. m. and 1 iUJ jl, ut. Lv Portland. Lr Balcm.... Ar Ashland. Ar Sacramento Ar Bau FmncUco.. en. ArOirt Ar Denver- ArKama, Cltr. Ar Chicago - 8 JO A M -11.-00 A M MAI A U - 60 I M - 7:44 P M . 8i& A It 9J0 A M 73S A M . 7:t2 A M Ar Lot Angelca. Ar El raw Ar Fort Wortn Ar City of Mexico. Ar Houaton Ar Now Orlcatu Ar Waahlnstou Ar New Yorlc 2X0 p IT . SCO P M 6:30 A M 11:30 A H . 7:0AM EJOPM 6.4J A M ;I0 P U S.30 ) M 1033 P V liru 4.S3 A U 8:45 AM 1MK M 9:15 A U 733 AM MOill 803 A SJ COO p M 8:30 A M ll-.'lO A M 703 A M C:lt A M 12:10 p M Pullman and Tourists cars on both trainB. Chair cars Bacnimonto to Ogdon aud p;i Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and Waahington, Connecting at San Frandiaco with aov" eral ateamaliin llmm fnr tinnnini.. Japan, China, Philippines, Central an J South Amorica. Soo agent at 8aler Ptation, or addroia 0. H. MARKHAM, 6. P. A., Portland, Oregon. l-iJ4nlMatfrr)ssi'jii Bed Time take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I fool bright and my com- ploxion is lietter. My doctor says it acta gently on tho stomach, Uvor and nuiioro.aiiuiB pieasani laxative. It ot Knllrvlr Atone w aria s ,wkxe c,r,rr; 'ii i - .. ua wuc Boul wnu jj young lady In it, and he marched straight down the aisle, deposited his overcoat, sat down and familiarly ob- Th nest Pmcrtr.to forMatsrts li Afrlaa biMtla ut Aru,.'. t.,ai.. . n ,- .t.A r -" .".'- 7 ---. " ?."S.iar (iwa a4 quwiu lu a at. KaarYfMpay. luHfeo. . due. All druggiata sell it at 36o. and 50 eta. Lane's Family Mwlicino moves tho bowels each day. If you cauuot get it sond for free sample. Addreea. Orator Woodward, LoKoy, N. Y. When a frloud Is In trouble, non t nak, "Can I do anything?" Do some thing. Atchison Globe. Do but half of what you can, and you will be surprised at your own dill genco. Use Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder to bo shaken into the shoes. Your feet fevl swollen, nervous ami lint and got tired easily. If you have smart- mg icet or tigui anoos iry Allen'a Foot r.aao. it cooia tne leei and makes wi also a full line of fresh vcetablea at urnnsou anu itagan. Ilnlilva In Grrenliinu. The bel of the baby Hsklmo la not nl ways onp of elder down. Thero nre times or fnmlue now nnd then when the condition of the Ice makes hunting luiOM(lbli. and old and young starve to death. Caws have beeu knowu on both shores of Hatlln Imy where ha hies have been eaten by starving ndults. but Infanticide In Greenland Is un known because of a belief that tho spirit of a murdered Infant turns Into nn evil spirit called Anglnk that for ever Imunts tho entire village and brings endless misery and distress. Wlut Shall wci Have or Desert t This question arises in tlm fnmii every day. Let us answer It today. Try Joll-O. n dolicioiiR nml liolii,..i dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No boiling! no baking! simply add boiling water and eet to cool. Fla-rorar-Lemon. Orange, Raspberry and oirawuerry. Get a package at your grocer's today. 10 eta. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad rrnsn5 0AT?n No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12.JO p. m, Train leaves Corvallls.... Imo p. m Train arrives Yaqulna . 5 53 p. m. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 70)a, tu. Leaves Corvallls 1 1:33 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:13 p.m. No. 3 For Detroit'. Leavea Corvaljis v . . 12 :00p. m. Leaves Albany ltfjp.in. Arrives Detroit 0:20 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 5.30 a. u, Arrives Albany 10:S0a.m, Arrives Corvallls 11:16 p. m. "Truing 3 and -1 botwoon Albany and Covallla, Tuesdays, Thurrdaye and Sat urdays only. All other trains dally ex cept Sunday. fralna I aud 4 arrivea in Albany in time to connoct with tho 8. P. south bound, aa well aa Riving two or three hours in Albany before departure of S, P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with the S, P. west side train at Corvh Ms Crossing for Independence. McMlnnv '0 and all polnta north to Pjrtland. J. TUKNkR, Eowin Sro.vf, Agent, Albany. Manager, Rocky served: 'i entirely forgot to ask your ner- "That's of no consequence," she re pitfd. Thanks. Just arrived In the city I .resume." ho ventured to remark as "Not exactly." "You're nil alone, eh?" "Almost, hut uot quite. My husband the conductor on this car, the motor- ;,":."'' "81u.and father and Is the name of the new and luxuri ous Rock Island train Limited .Yhrvh rUini k8" Colorado Springs and Denver, anil Chicago Leasing l o orado Spring ovory day at 11 P. m., arriving in Electric UrhteJ Steam lieatel. oola the feet and make walk, a lirthr .-.. 1 .. ' Mucr " Ing easy. Curea awollen. aweatlng fett, "AwJ ,w 1 ' Beat "f of U8" ingrowing naila, blisters, callows pots , ttL (lrtC EaSpcd the man Relieves corns and bunUa of all Win iJ.! flo?,r oflUl0 car suddenly be am! xtwrwt and comfort. Try iVtS ?utl ," that ho Ut out w'"out wiu vj an uruggista anu attoei viu.-oau ijiko Herald. an day.a store, for 25c dresa Allen N. Y. Trial paokaite free Ulmstead, 8 Ad- Leitoy. 3 t Investigate Mower, TIIDIICII niTIIP iuumoii UAirio OASTOalAl niLLamci ic IlUlcLI wu,w f Uilcago at 7 P. M., ilext day only oue night out maLiiio hIaio .. .... with evenuis- tnnV'tTTZi.,?"0" ISJI'VJS??. Omah'a and St iCfcl. ' ""m .w.a"n.MP i9 Personally Condnct'ToiuUrsleeplS cars y a ie Groat n,c L,n weepgw olfange? ' 0hl l , 8k Joor Ticket Agent to mako your tioket read via tho y Great Rock Island Route Write for particulars A. U. COOPER. GENERAL AGENT -wjucrai., remind. Ore. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer MoetB all mail anrt . .. . iwP 7 .n:.rrr. r00."' ". ttl KMtajgg2Bll I TeTepK Ka liT draw cut ChaniDlon "The Best of , word th UI1J ,r Every(hincr,, ? " The Nortli-western Line 8 Trains dallv iwtwn St. Paul aud Chicago comprising tho lateet I ullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cars, Library and Observation Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars. 20lb Ceatury Trala -"THE NORTH WEST- EHN LIMITED" Buas every day of thertsr Finest Train in the World To Chicago By. Daylight The Badger State Express, tho finest Day Train running between Kt.Paul and Chicago Via the Short Line. Con nee tiona from the West made via Tho Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Canadian Pacific This ia aleo the best line between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis. AH Ateats seU tickets VU "The Horth-western nee." W. II, MEAD. H. L.SISLEP. . C.A. t A Three Day Excursion Rates ON TUX C. A X. B. n. A special round trip rate of 2.60 froin Albany to Mill City, Berry, Niagra and Detroit haa beeu put into effect on tne Corvallis & Eastern Rail road for hunt ing or fishing parties. , Tickets good going Saturdaye ana returning Monday, giving three days W the mountains of good epoit and recrea tion. Good hotel accomodations at Mm City, Gatee.Nlagra and Detroit at rM- . onable rates. No special order neceM! tioketa on aale at the ticket ofiice. 5 21 Shi "tawuis a UOilYF.R