The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 31, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextpztiXr T3 "Tjl MHVH 1 - fftfHHH Baby's Comiivg McDonald, da., July 18, 1000. I adrlne orery tuUerltiff woman to Uka Wins of Cardul. Wlillo I wax goinir with my other children I was compelled to stay In bed for days ntatirne, bnt tlilK time I liars taken Wine of Crdul and Tliedford'iHlaok-Draught andbnvo beon able to do nil my homework without any trouble. I am expecting ererv day to be con fined. My husband think Wine of Cardul ii the beat medloine In tlio world, lie takes a done of Tbedford'a Illack Draught eyery night and Rites some to tho rhildren. Ho has not lot a day from work this year. He tells his friends about your wonderful medicines and I tell my lady frlonds to u-e your Wine of CarduU Mrs. QliOUQIA I.KK. WINEoCARDUI There are thousundi of women who ihrlnk In terror at the thought of the baby's coming. But childbirth Is one of the working! of Nature and It wis not intended to Imply 'torture and agony to the heroic mothers of the race. The woman who suffers torture during pregnancy and at childbirth has usually, by some Indij. cretlon, Injured the organs which make her a woman. Neglect of menstrual Irregularities leads to ovarian pains, falling of the womb and leucorrhoea, and the period of pregnancy Is necessarily distressing under those condi. tlons. Wine of Cardul will regulate the menstrual lunction perfectly and eventually make the generative organs strong and healthy. Pregnancy and childbirth have no terrors for the woman who takes this pure Wine. A strong healthy womb will bring Its precious burden to maturity with little or no pain. A healthy woman need not fear childbirth. Wine of Cardul completely cures all these troubles familiarly known as "female diseases" and equips the sensitive generative organs for pregnancy and childbirth. It will save any mother much pain andsutftrlng. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles. For ailrlre rvl llUratnrn ndrtrm, fftrlnir lyrnploiru. "The IaiHh' Adrlmrr LKparlment," llie UitUnoog Medicine Cvinjmur, UiMumoogn, leon. THE DAILY JOURNAL Member Northwest Afternoon Newsratcr Leitue, BY HOFEH BROTHERS. FKIDAY, JAN., 31, 1002. Dally One Year, $4,00 In Advance. Dally Four Months $1,00 In Advance, Dally ty Carrier 50 cents Per Month. Weekly One Year $1.00 la Advance. EDITORIAL a ' oimnrnl utves nrlnciimlly opinions, which nre eometimes needed, nntl moat of the buBlno?sol tho district attorney la dono I by deputies, who could jUBt as well be I county attorneys nnd attend to nil me business hugono Uuanl. V 9 ? Kimono Gunrd: The Balern Journal line discovered Hint tho Hinallest news paper in tho stato, The Sentinel, ie niter tho tallest eovornor, nnd tho bluest newspaper In tlio stnto is after the short ost senator. Will thoy be downed? THE GOVERNOR DID HIS DUTY. Whothor tho Itopiiblfcnn party seed fit to reirard Governor Gear with a second lorrn or not is of little ooiisequenco com pared to tho question whether lie has done his duty ns chief executive. Whoa tho leglslaturo mot he sent it it message and tho pglsloturo saw fit to comply with part of It and disregard othor parts of tho mossago. Tho Governor asked tho legislature to reform tho mothod of apportioning the stato tax among tlio counties. This re quest was compiled witli and nil partu of tho stato are well satisfied with tlio re sult. Ho said tho National Guard was liber ally supported nnd well equipped, hut tho legislature lnnroaso.1 its appropria tion and Increased salaries of tho ollleers. On scalp bounties the Governor imid if thoy would "adopt the principle of dis allowing ovory appropriation tlnil. iliu uutuira-uuy noiit'llt all parts of the stato s-IIko'1 thoy would lesson the statu ap propriations by more than oiifhalf. In this ho was right, but the lugislatuto made moro local appropriations than ever before, Tho Governor recommended better quarantine protlsiou, but no attention was paid to this. Ho rocommoi.dod a direct nomination law, but thu legislature pueeed thu Look wood and another law, both of which are considered Imbecile schemes to elect slates of dologatna In Multnomah county only and were not direct nomi nation laws at all, Ho asked that tho expense of statu printing bo retired. It was increase!. Ho asked that a little cnih bo provided tor each convict discharged to get him out of town with. This w as ref used, Ho asked that campaign promises nf retrenchment in expense of legislative committeu olerks be kept. They spent $32,000, Ho asked that excessive appropriations for eleolrlo lights bo curtailed. Nothing was done. Ho asked that the legislators not oon Untie to absolutely surruuder all oon. trol of railroads. Thuy took more passMi than over. II asked for economy in state expeu Ituroi, allowing that thu reveuiiMfor 1000 were 1071,000, and a balance of f 170,000 on hand. They appropriate! uough to call for fit 100,000 this year. JOURNAL X RAYS. Oregon is herself again. ss a a Tho trust has added another .iunrtr of a cent to the prleoaf paper. AAA Tho Kipanded JuvKK.a Uns Uatur-day-ono dollar lor three twiHtlt by Uiall. SB as !u three years a small UhiiwhWWH conducted grows Into a lurge iMtMbllslt uisntat ttalom. Balem has many oask store. It bits added a oath she stor. Tktt bmU yo on a solid (ammUmwt Ih III. Tho Journal, of sU HW, ha, Mrs! Its prlve to 1 a year by wail, JaotitM qy iueiHoraslHg price of ptr .liay Democrat. 9 9 Itisjiutaiwoll, perhaps, lor the or dinary oititsu not to (ojl tlio, jHtloal managers jost wht,yu ar0 jag t j0 palllleally this eowlag year. A A The WUteeuuu k tryHg to Mod the tweon l)rothert llsrfor, Govomor Geer um sue legislative gran. Albany Daw oorat. What's the matter with the Salem hog? -Brownsville Time, V V The Salem Journal wnte tke oMoot ol attorney general ami dtatrUt itA,... abolished, oiaitnlng that Uy are wot needed. At t matter c' (t Usoie Wu't very wuaU In tuaeJtl. Tho attorney THE OLD DAYS OF JIM TURK Described by Our Sailor Boarding Mouse Special l'oiiTMMi, Jan 31. (Special;. YearB ago the sailor hoarding house business on tho lower Columbia was controlled by tho notorious crimp Jim Turk, tho infamy of whoio name whs known in every port In tho shipping world. Those worn tho days when tho un sophisticated youth who wont rubbering about sailor town with out n guardian, was apt to be put to sleep with a fow drinks, and when ho awoko, It wan to llnd IiIiiihhII aboard n mlliiti: vevsel iiouuil tor Kurnpoor somuotbnr country, Ono tliiiH wlien Turk was rounding up u lot of sailors to make up a arew ho waa wiling to some ship captain, he found It necessary to got some of them Intoxicated In order to get them aboard. One fellow diet before thoy got him nlumrd, but Turk was equal to the occasion, (or bo took '.he corpse aboard ami told the captain Hint the man was a little Intoxicated bnt would be nil right in the morning. Tho captain paid Turk for the man, but he found out after he had put to a that ho had liooght a oorVHe, Instead of an able bodied pea man, and wiie obi I gel to throw lihn over iMwrd. Turk had a son who used to let his father toll him for a sailor to ship captains. He would stay aboard the vosoel until the night before she trailed, and then steal overlraard and go ashore in a boat that hi father had sent out to take him off. Tills game was worked lor n long time, but they got oaught at last. A veeiol whoso captain had been a mate on a voesel that had Item workel in this manner, was gutting a crew from Turk and when they oamo aboard the captain ret'oguised Turk's eon umonc them. He had him immmliatelr piit in irons and put down In the bold until tho ship was well out to wa, when In was released and put to work with Hit fLjaUl I JL&iZPZll Vfl if fHil Catarrh baa !i.iik am It a common duwaae that a irii rutin I v fire from tiffs diagimttiijr complaint u aeMom met with. It u ciutoin.it v toMr.ik. i Catarrh iu Hothmsr uuire iH-iiuua than a Ud cold, a satnpte lurtaiituiatkiit of tho not ami thrvwt. It ia, iu fact, a cotupllcatel ami wry dangerous diaeaae; if not at first, it vvtr auun ncvuntso so. Tho blood la quickly coutamiiMtSil by tkc foul socretiuna, and tit poison throooh Uto general circulatioM is carried to all ports of tint system. Solves, woabes and sprays ore unsHlie fOctiiry and diuppoinliitg, bocouao tttoy do not ioocu lite seat ut tho trouble. S S. S. due. U rieaukr tlie IiIohI of the uom aud rlmiHiaiea front the svateui ad cotar- rual Mcrettona. umt tlnu cures IboiiHUly aod poruuiitoiiily tli? rttiMi. Mr T. A. WIIIUm a IraJlna! Jr gvwO wtr. MMHl at OljOtMahttrii, S. C . vrrtlee T I'ur vMI i hi a niw raM m kjasal CatartV wtU alt ia -"r ijlr Wlfctt kli twkurPtsTTMl iMt. amt" which take ft(t iwltitul a.) ualMbl. I ust MMpsMr4 ly Mumtwie t TritatU. mt without Mlltac aay twin ( IWa Mmu t ik 8. Sk It had tk Uiirvi sfaet, ami ttitmi we allet iLImt rial(u Mtttra laiHyotNiiU.ii & . o uiMiMlt maOI . now la ue llwi ill Vi a urauuft evre t Catauh " A W1 i tbe ottly purely veg. ctUI UiuuU purtasr kuowN, aod toe woat ct of alt blood wod4 ctnea and lonir If ,t have CatanU U't wait until it I. tiwtttro-eirliHt .lnonu tut be i; i unit . the win f s an I sestd f.r r Kx.fe vu h X . t sm I'ucako tn v nte i u j .' ... ti. tyouriaao. Tt IFf specific CO. AtUKI tu. w rest of tho crow. It was about a joar lipfnro vounu Tuikuotback to Oregon again. This cured him, for bo nofcr hired out as a tailor again. Bed Time take a pleaant herb drink, tho next morning I feci! bright and my com- i..i... I. l.nlli.r lt .Irvlnr navfi it acts gently on the stomach, liver anil kidneys, anu is a pieasem iuxu. iv 1b mado of horbe, itud Is prcparetl as eaallv as tea. It Is called Lanee Modi cine.' All druggists (.oil it at ic. and 60 cU. Lane's Fomi'y Medicine mi vee the bowels each day. If you cannot get it, lend for free mimplo. Addrw. Orator Woodward, l.eltoy, N. V. Congressman Spraeue Dead- PnoAiUKNcu, it. I., Jan. 30. lix Con gressman Win. Sprague who was con--idere.1 tho wealthiest mm in Congress while ho held his coat, dieil today. He was worth over twenty million. Quite a Savlne A Hnlem lady says they have wved over one-hall the expense of mukiug cakes by purchasing from tlio splendid assortment kiptlu ttoik at the I'loneir bakery 27 eul a Death Near Jefferson- Kev. LosBiier of tho German Lutheran church was failed Monday to the house of John Walter five miles from Jifferson to attend the funeral of Mis. Walter who died Sunilny. She whs buried at Sclo cemetery. Heart Beats that are too fast or too slow, too strong or too weak, are not the kind that conic from a healthy heart. Remember, every heart that pains, flutters, palpitates, skips )cats, and every heart that causes fainting spells, shortness of breath or smothering, is weak or diseased, and cannot keep the blood cir culating at its normal rate. "My heart was very wottk nnd kept nklpplntf beuU until it missed from otio to tliroo boats a minute Well knowlnt? whuu tlio result would bo if tins trouble woa not Rtonpod, I begun taking Hi. Mflos' Heart Cure, nnd two bottlos brought tho lioart uctton to its normal condition." JJ. D. Holm, Huntington, Iud. D. Miles' e&k Cute never fails to benefit weak or diseased hearts, when taken in time. Don't wait, but begin its use at once. Sold by drug gists on guarantee. Ttr Milan Afodtoal Co., Wliliuxt, Inci MARION COUNTY OFFICIALS Still Disagree Over Making Tax Certificates The controu-rsy between the County Clerk and Sheriff concerning the redemp tion of piopertynold for delinquent taxes for the year 1S01, is no nearer an adjust mi nt than when precipitated Inst week. Neither of the two ofllcere is making provision In Ids respective department for tho perlorniance of this important work nnd the question bus not ) it b.cn formally presented to tho judicial otllcers of the county for n legal opinion tlieieon. Tho eherlff will maintain that tho ttoik must 1 o performed in the clerk's department under the provinionB of tho old law, the terms of which governed tho delinquent tax ralo by which tho pro)riy was sold. The e erlcRl work n quired in con nection with thu performance of this tabor over which tho die cutslou aroee, amounts to a con siderable item. Tlio sale called for tho writing of nearly 700 tax cirtiflrates, and n redemption certificate must be Irsiieil for every parcel of prop erty that Is n deemed an.' a correct reeo'd of Hi'cb proceedings must bo kept. At tliis season of tho jear County Clerk Hall is almost swatnpsd with work, aud having on hand tho extension of the 1001 tax roll, registration of voters, euiiiinoninir of jurors, two de partments of tho circuit court, besides tho routine work of his department, and the new law contemplates that tho re demption ol property shall bo mado. Tho sheriff says that ho will not be ablo to make bis returns on the 1000 de linquent rolo and sale until Fobruary 15, rb it will require until then to com plete writing the tax certificates. At the ucent wile, County Judge f-'rott on Lebalf of Marion county, bid in propel ty aggregating over $1)00 in delinquent tnx'. Ibis property will have toborede-med in thatame manner as though it had ben bid in by in dividual parties, tlio county realizing the usual 20 per cont penalty cbargo, in adidition to the amount of the tax in every instance. The coa s on the recent delinquent tax sale has netted over $100 expenses. A Mother's Favorite. Chnmbeilain'B Cough Remedy is tho mother's favorite. It is pleasant and safe (or children to lake and always cures. Ie Is intended especially for roughs1, colds, croup and whooping cough, and is the best medicine made It. - .1 Tl I- .n. It. tor llltU Ultunwa iilBlu in iiui mu . least unnger in giving it iu uniiiiruu iur it contain no opium or other injurious drmr end may tie givhn as confidently to a lwbo as to an adult. Forsalelby Dr. Sfouo'n iiug Rioro. ' IEALTH EDUCATIONAL lJ tIip ppnernl health of woman Is inseparably re lated to the local womanly health. When the deli cate womanly organism is diseased, the body loses plumpness, the cheeks lose their roses, nnd n nervous nud fretful condition be comes habitual. Thousands of sick women who have been cured of diseases peculiar to the sex by the use of Dr. Pierce'a Favorite Prescrip tion have testified to the restoration of the general health when the local dis ease was cured. " Favorite Prescription " establishes regularity, dries unhealthy drains, heals in flammation and ulceration nnd cures female weakness. ".Northwest Normal College rnmor st.ite and Commercial Sts., Salem, Orctron. Courts of ritudv: Classic, Scientific, Normal, II gh School, Busings, MUBC and Klocution. Tho latoH and tho boat in Book kueping, r-w writing. Mu i'siior land The moat extensive lino of ofllces for Commons' Work in tt, .... '..". if .nt K..,..nl mi Monday and Friday overlings, b nging cIbpJ. .,i Knll courses to uraduation, either In Vo co culture, Piano liiiiH"' - -- -- - r .m I... I.T...-..1 .. r..ii i Art nml Northwest Satuav overlings. Full courses to uraduation, eltiror in voco culture, V o Ir ire he instrument!), Harmony, Countorpoin , Fugu , etc. I-ul olio l" Flno Art, Painting in oile, Water Colors, Pastel, nnd Crayon I &..?.i I.. .-. n, tr m iinv tlmo. Send lor catalogue. aiPO 111 ruiu nil, f - Students may enter at any tlmo. A- J- unnwinui 'V'"' President nl ud four toUles of ' Fnvor- ii. trKrriiitioii' and one or Golden Medical Pi"?' ""'"" ' mrr n Shearer, of Mountliopc, I,aticnsler to . ! "and can MV that 1 am cured of that dread l dl4a. uterine trouble. Am Iti better lieallh than ever Ufore. Hvcryouc wtto knows me H urt.riol tor.ee me look so well. 1 J.VSe:,l!t -I 1 wrote to you. I wnjso poor in lieallh that at times I could not walk You answered my let ter nnd told me wlmt to do. 1 followed your mUice a id to-day am r.ft.. , I tell everybody that with God" help Dr. fierce' 'ne cured me. If these few words are of any u to you, you are welcome to use them. They might help some other poor tittletlng woman." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, looS large pages, in paper cov ers, is sent free on receipt of 31 one cent stamps, to pay expense of mailing only. Atldress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf- lUlUt j?)Mti(tfU Crnvnn U..i. ,. in. rnnyiu, niua uoc., uirccior oi uoncce oi ftluslc. nn not nm n nv iNroMPPTPTPNTo motion and preferment Id business Is the result of ability to do, At this school Is the best place lo obtain the knowledge of how to do. There Is an Increasing demand for comcetent help r..-S-JSgSSSS-oOM.lBOB .... .minvint rnr eleven vcars. but one young man has graduated from our shorthard can sccur 5?'0"'",; ' S'J.'f J ihh.isiness course. Why? Uccause all took positions before department after lrsn'f,,,,ltne $& e to '" a "sable education compared to the benefits S.. ready to graduate. Itcosts but little to secure a bmb ley, Principal, Salem, Oregon e rlvcd- bend lor catalogue. . Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at Harrit & Laojrbnob N. Y. El wood Chenoweth whoetcaped o fow days ago from tho asylum was Thured.iy recaptured near Hoseburg. A Prominent Chlcaeo Woman Speaks. Prof. Rnxa Tyler, of Chicago, Vico President Illinois Womnn's Alliance, in speaking of Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, save: "I suffered with a severe cold tiiid winter vrhich threatened to run into pneumonia I tried different n.nn.llna llllf f BontTI Pit tO PrOW WOrBO and the medicino upBot my stomach. A. friend advised mo to try Chamlierlain's Cough Kemrily and i lounu h itbb pleas ant to tako and it relieved nm at oncp. I nm now entirely recovered, savod a doc tor's hill, tlmo and suffering, nnd I will nover bo without this aplendid medicino igain." For salo by Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. Shorter hours and better pay havo been secured by the Union Pacific train men on n two year Bgreomont with tho road. Grala-01 Craln-OI 4 Remember that name when you want n delicious, appetizing, nourish ing food drink to take tho place of coffee. Bold by all grocera and liked by nil who huve used It. Graln-0 la tnnde of pure craln, It aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. It Is not a stimulant but n health builder and the children ns well n the adults can drink It with treat benefit. Costs about 4 ns much ns coffee. lCc. and JEu. ..r jmchnfic. Auk yollT CTOeer for Urnln-O. CAPITAL BREWERY Peer has flood tho tost of exporlonco. Then why not gtvo a W production tho proferonco. Home capital, home labor and non browed beer aro growing in popularity. Pooplo loyal to homu indus try gtvo it the preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS Jan.- CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. Have You Cold Feet? If eo it may havo beon caused by getting out of bed this morn inonn n cold floor in n coM room. Get ooo ol our small GAS HEATERS, and at small B"fPen havo a w., bedroom for rising untl retiring, ino uirn oi a no miu ." v. - -... all ih at is neod'd to start tho tiro. AChcmckctaSt. SALEAl GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 563,. iP . V ISOLB: ' JSvn 4JL HOW ABOUT THFM? Have You Your SolIJ Soled WINTER SHOES Are You Waiting fur the weather? The weather won't wait for you. a lu.u u.Mj u.wM.. .. wold all winter, hence it is of vital importance to keep your feet warm and dry at this damp and frosty season of the year. :: :: TAUNCH and Sturdy winter bhoes with broad extension soles made from wax and box calf, shoes that sell the woilj ovei for 13,50 a pair. Our price for the men's 2,25, ladies' 5200. This is a moneysaving store. :: :; :: ...CASH SHOE STORE... ...STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD... THE BEST ON EARTH. Use less than one-half as much as other kinds and elves better results. It pays to use It. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDA1EN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem, Oregon. mIstic'steel range re A NEW CARGO X X WILL ARRIVE SOON X When we will be able to Fill alljjOrders. They have been over six months on the way, but many customers have waited. R. M. WADE & CO. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A flrat-olass pilvato hospital for tho treatment of chroulc nnd aurgicol easoa. limit tho past year oapooially for tho purporm for which it ia used. Couvenontly located within four blocks of the bufllneea part of the city. Tho moat modern furnishings and latest appliances throughout the building. Heated by hot water and lighted by gas and eletticity Here the sick can have tho comforta of nn elegant privito home, combined with all the advantages of a general hospital without the nolao, confusion, and publicity ottending one. Outuide phyeciaus bringiug casea in treated with tho greatest courtesy, and assisted in operations if requested. For terms ond further inlorma. tlouwriteor apply pertuiuudv. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT, v'SIT0S WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 V, M A Happy New Year And just a word in your ear about the superior quolilies of our lumber. Tell your boss that ho can't get better eca wned stuff than what wo carry. We havo every kind of lumber, all of the beit and at Hie loweet prices for tbe b el. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pasa'r. depot. Phone 051 303 Commercial Street. Opposite the Post Offlee. A Jaicy Morsel for Breakfast uV!i;,..no-ofour n,. '"'P' v'1' '-ltti or njrk 0'M.lloicfM1, the fittest E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE l Fbn in i3SxiWaji5aIS I YmHr Where are you eoine. ray pretty maid? To the Salem Steam Laundry, sir, she said. Can I go with you, ray pretty maid? You certainly need to, sir, ahe said, Is this an insult, my pretty maid? Oh? no indeed, kind sir, ahe said: Then what is your meaning, my pretty maid; I ia the beat laundry in town, eir, aha said. Now you d? interest me, mr pretty maid. Take your collars and cuffa there, air, she said. Wil! it Improve them, my pretty mm" They will be immaculate, air, ahe aaid SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY- COLONKL 1, OLMBTBD, I UOPSUCTOK. DOBOUfl D. OLMBTID. MOB. fkone 411 820 Liberty Btret