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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1902)
ft 1 ( r l $in t m n i ipvi U fc ! ; ! hi i s and thousands of other women and really seek relief today 7 All druggists sell $1.00 bottlei of Wine of Cardul. 1M Chicago Btroot, I'ort Wayne, Ind., March 27, 1000. Your Wine of Carrtul has done a world of good for me. I have uietl Qto botlleYof thi Wine ind ono t.ackgo of Tbedford'a Ulaek Draught. And alnce I haVe ataXl to uo It I will not bo without It In the houae. I .helped my alitor In Toledo, who did not monatruato a he ought. Hhe waj six teen tmS of ago and nothing el.o helped her. I win In a very .bad ";" before I u.cd your inediolnei, but I found relief In three lay. And now I For nAfin and literature. (MrtM. beputoicnt," 11m Ctuutiuioofk THE DULY JOURNAL Member Northwest Afternoon Newspaper Leuuc, BY HOFEn BROTHKHS. FRIDAY, FEU. 14, 1002; Dally One Year, $4,00 In Advance Dally Three Months $1,00 In Advance, Dally by Carrier 50 cents Per Month Weekly One Year $1.00 la Advacce. ONE ON THE OTHER SIDE Whllo tlioro laniroat deal published in tho partisan papora about Qonornl OJell and tlio abueea of tho school Inml department abuaoa by private cltizena moro than by olllcinle hero la onu on thoothor aide. Thoro was onco a Waiion Honil corpor ation tbnt waa trying to Hunt 200,000 acroi of land grant lands and bo exposed tho job and tprutiK n resolution in a Republican statu convention expoaliiK tho atoal. Ho followed It tip and aflor tho cam pntgn oponod ho wont i.ll ovor tlio atato and (lonouncod tho 'atoal and finally wont to Washington and showed it up after It had passed tho lower house and boat it in tho aonnto. Tho atato waa saved that land nnd it waa worth a million dollars to tho atutu and ao far ua wo know bo ia tho only prominent Oregon Republican who ever did interfere with land frnuda at tlio national capital. This paper will not (blond any public ollloial cauht doing wrong or ovon if it bellovca bo la doing wrong end liaw not boon caiibt and exposed. Rut It bollovoa In treating such voter ana aa General Odollwltha Itttlo con sideration, especially no the people need tlio most conservative and religious Ro publlcana to tho front to net any reform. A FARCICAL ELECTION LAW. In l'ortluud all votorn aro urged to releter, na tboy will not bo permitted to voto at tlio primary election tinlesa roglatorod according to law for tho Juno election, In Marlon county It ia not propositi to enforce registration prior to nttouding tho primary. Tlio prlmnrlea will bo rather froo and easy and many wilt help nomiuato who will not be legally en titlsd to voto for tho candidate they help nominate, Tho whole present registration law ia a farce. It compels ullUona who have beou vottrs for a lllo time to register each yoar at the oounty toat or before a notary or justice. It ia a grand good law to out down tho number of persons who will voto or tako any Interest hi elections. It is a law to keep tho largest number of citi zens poaslblo from votlug, Tho law should bo repealed and tlio provision for registration In tho original Australian ballot lawa enacted In it toad. That brings out tlio fullest voto without expense or trouble to the oltlaen to register. STATE BOARD ISNOTEASY The promoters ol largo irrigation schemes have not found tlittprtMunt statu school laud board easy to work, and If this paper woro purely unmwuary It would koop still about this. Companies asking title to truola from ton to eighty tliminuul acres of arid lands In Oregon luno been baiegiug the state olllalals for au wiiy coiitruot under thoOarey law. The state otllolals out of a oomwbtut ious regard (or duty have iuaUtwl on a oontraut that would protect the statu and the luture Iwmw maker oh tho irrigated lauds. Tho land-operators want to it in constructive und Mtiuinled xmhmsIii ourrad or not incurred In muting water on tho land, and uiuUr the law that would beowio a lien against tho laud forever. 1 hu arid laud operators aro huffy be cause tho state laud board Insist on u contract that will pratoot the tenter of Irrigated lauds against extortion. They undoubtedly think sueb men unfit to bold oulee, A POLICY OF NON-ABUSE. Published at the state eapltal and ir. tteetel only in getting tue best powttwe service out of pubilo omeiaia, The Jo k h!AL cannot engage lu Waakeilag &m' cbaraotors when they do weJI at least puit ot the time. i It will uot engage lu the pArtiwn aad t E dTt O R I A L Seek Relief ! The veil proportion of women who luffer never make a lerioui effort to benefit them ulvei. The mot of them go on py!n no (. tentlon to their little menitrunl dljorden. be llevln thty will eventually wur off. They tfrow woru and wone every day. At the period of mtrutruallon a woman li peculiarly luiceptlble to cold and other external Inlluentei and ft li alio the moit favorable lime for the development of hidden d!$eae germi which may be lurking In the yitem. Any phylclan knowi that dliordered menstruation, railing of the womb and leucorrhoea are blighting llvei In almost every home. No woman ihould neg lect henelf a moment after ihe eei Indications of female diseases. Almost Instant relief can be secured by the use of W1NECARIHJI II will relieve you rlghl In your own home, win umi nt the testlmonv of Mm. Belfller !!fTmWM"TIMtn Medicine Company, Chattanooga lenn. factional wot faro on stato and county olllciala simply for tho purpoao of driving them out of olllco to make room for othoratpirants. Few mon nro ao prone to bad worka bifl that thoy aro right at least port of tho tuna, Why not glvo them credit for doing Home good and got them to do bettor? Occasionally thoto la nil ofllclnl who has fow if any redeeming features and Mich must bo used an a horrible example to keep otboro from wrong-doing. Tako ovon Jo Simon. Ilia aovcreat critica must admit that bo bad the cour ago and the notve to voto against tariffn on tho I'hlllnnlnea nnd Porto Itico, and the aupiome court ot the United SUtea uphold him. Those who tcek to blacken men liko Gcnoral Odell and Governor Geer forgot their long eorvico in public affaire. Tboy deserve at least kindly treatment at tho hands of their fellow Republicans. Tlio pooplo want the beat tervlco poa alble out of their public olllciala. Thoy want a (roe pruBH to show up the ovlla In the nubile service, itia poaslblo to do tho latter and yet treat men with cout teay. Ho Tint Jouiivai, will not join in the continuous newspaper detraction so familiar in Oroon, ao long na tho good record nn olllclal makos overbalaucaa the bad even i little bit. There may bo better men for all thoto olllcus and ti.ero no doubt aro, but ao thoro might bo woreo. Whom will you get off at? SUPPORTING FORTY CENT REPUBLICANS litre comes tho courteous and fair minded Dalles Chroniclo,( Hop. andeaya: Polities make etrango bod-fellows Tlio fcntlem Journal that foryoars was tho moat blatant, loud mouthed freo silver lunatic In Oregon, is now aa pronounced in its support of Geer and Simon as it was of forty cunt dollars. Aa tho ever truthful and only reliable organ of the people (opposed to nil grafts) says Tiik Jouiinai. and Stntosmau aro now under one management, tho following from the Statesman will bo of 'nlerost . Tho Dalloa Chronicle claims to bo a Republican paper, but It baa becomo ao oxceedli gly hitter in its opposition to candidates wiio do not belong to the faction It represents tbnt if men of the other (notion should bo nominated it would beoomiu'llwl to tight for the Dem ocratic candldaUs to justify its course. All Republicans out of ita faction are corrupt and dithonost. It does not orodit them wltli a single good act or uneolilsh motive, and it gUes them u reputation of thieves and scoundrels Of course it I'ou'd not roiiFoluutiously support tho election of such men for olllco. If the Chronicle is too small to represent mote than a single faction of the party it would hotter resign ita claim of being a Republican paper. 1 be Dalles Chronicle is now auppDrt iug all the 10 ceutRripubtieauB and light, lug the Republicans who stood up for the gold standard. BAB BlOODr" Mi) COMPLEXION. The nViii H the seat of an almoat cudt leva variety of ilmvaaea. Thrv are known' by variuua luuiea, but ani all due to the miii cauis, anid and other jniaoHa in theblixxl that irritate and iuterfer with tbe ruM'r action of the akin. To have a smooth, soft akin, free from all trmiiMtu, the bloml imikt be Went tan and healthy. The many prepamttow of araenic and ttotaah and the larwe number of face ikiwdcni and lotions MiteraUy bsed tit Una claaa of iiaeti cover un for a ahoit time, but cannot rinev per manently the uuly blotches and the red. dutiguruts; pitnpU-a. Ctarnal vlgllanoo la tho prion of a koamilful oamjtlaxlon vhu such remedies are n-lu-d on. air II Y aholw, fV4 I.uo Avenue, M IauVl Uo,i)( "My daughter w.mtfkld fw cl vrilk a tluflgwilng riu4ioii on her facv, wbick icaletrd all Ufaiiiiriu hhe waa taken la ttni Srlbiii1 hmlihpieaa Uit rrcleU no bene I. Uhi mrtluinre n( bieevtiutd, Iml Willi out rull uulil WcitrclleJ tpliy k. K.ft.,antl by tliliuir le bil ljilu'tuu'Jiv4llieruutla begun ldtu(iKr A lvea loMltre cerea ker rotui'lnvly end left her klu ur(wtly amoetk, the U now eevrnu ch ytwra old. and nut iaa of IIm estnartaiaing Uimm ha ever kiiw tied ' 8. 8. S. ia a poaiUvc, uufaibuaj cui for Uw woeat forma of akin trouble. It ia the greatest of all blood ptinfterc, ami the only iue guaranteed purely egeub4e. Jlad blotnl wake, had coiuiUescioMa. purines a tin invigo rate the old and make uew, tick blftod that uourtahc the Univ tnd kswtM the akin aituc ana heaiibv nua iu proper condition to pcrform'ita jwit Vomtto cair)iugon tiicimpriue irosw imwuv If i-ou hae 1'Ascma, Tetter, Acsms. Sut Rheuui. lWtaais. or our akin W rottck awi utisiply, send for our Wsjok m WmA. and Skm Dtfcaat aud write our pyrt cians sAaast vow cam. Ko chart what- Cians aboot yotu cam. Ko chart vm for this tmc. r lor tutt tasnnce. Wn SNfllftC 0UPANY. ATLANTA, 0A. WILL POOL ON SUOAR SALES. Tl.n nrollmlnariea of a combination of northern jobbers who will maintain tbo price of sugar wero arranged aiaan Francisco this week. Prominent jobbing houses cf Spokane, Seatllp, Tacoma and Tnilml unro r.mrpn nfpil nnd the I) rob A S vlMAJU jvewvsre'" ---- s abilities aro that they will bo ablo to control tbo price of tho awcet commodi ty throughout Oregon and Washington. Tho northern dealers have combined with tho pool already formed by tbo California Jobbers. It is tbo purpose of tbo pool to rcgnlato tbo prico along tbo ontlro Pacific elope aa far east as Utah In order to do this the j jbbora controlling tbia torntory have entered inlo on agree ment to maintain eucli schedule p'lco aa shall bo adopted by the pool. Thenrceas heretoforo will bo detei- mintd by tho reflnorloi, but it ia tbo in tention of tho jobbers to add an addition al one-eighth to one-quarter of a cent per pound In order to relmbureo them selves for the exponses of handling. The jobbers claim that thoy have handled sugar on such a narrow margin that thoro not only teased to be any profit in Its sale for them, but that it bad even becomo n aourco of expense. In mnnv cAees suirar bad become a "leader" to induce Ibo retailor to buy other commodities. Whether or not tho pool will tucrced in ita undertaking remains to bo seen. This ia not the first comb nation which has been formed among the jobbers for tbia purpoao, but it lathe largest and strongest ono so far, Including every prominent jobbing houeo in tlio territory covered. Thedato for tbo Intended raleo in prico has not yot been dotormlnod. When tho prico le finally fixed and the pool clocod a Biigar stock for jobbing purposes will bo kopt at Salem. This is u cnao where Salem profits by a trust ex tending its operations. JOURNAL X RAYS. Will Ponnoyor take the stump for Chnmborlain? Somo mining stocks aro bettor invest ments than bank certificates. e What tho pooplo want la moro busi ness in their stato government. That will bo a vory pretty raco be tween Gecr and Chamberlain. s a as Raker City will hardly bold Lot eon Ihlllet and Edward Kvorott Young. ThoKaetSido, Portland, Herald is a now weekly paper to boom local im provements. There nro always a lot ol Republicans taking about defeating Tom Tongue just beforo election. Tub Jouiinai, breaks tho record Satur day with a half-pago ad, for an Alaska mining proposition. m m The man who does tho least for his friends offends no one and there ia cBBBBBBl Large assortment, and numerous styles, You have paid $2,50 and $3,00 for like quality many a time elsewhere, Better come in and see them, Ladies' black cloth top, hand turn lace $2, Ladies' fine black Vici, English back stay, kid top $2, Ladies' tan fancy vesting top, $2.00, La dies' box calf, wet weather shoe, $2.00, 303 Commercial RjsywaaM&48Qa A Tiling of the Past. The town crier is a thing of the past, but medical methods as old and as obso lete as the town crier are still practical in many a country town. Women suf fering from womanly diseases shrink from the offensive examinations, i n -delicate question ings, and obnoxious local treatments, still in vogue with some local practi tioners. Any sick woman ii invited to ,. r t.i consult ut. riuitu. by letter, free, ami 60 avoid methods which are offensive to her modesty. All correspondence is bold as strictly pri vate and sacredly confidential. Ad dress Dr. R. V. Pierce,IJnlTalo,NY. Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription is peculiarly and particularly a med icine for the cure of womanly dis eases, It estab- 11-1. ..mit.n'lD dries weakening drains, heals inflamma tion and ulceration, and cures female weakness. You have my heart-felt thnnlu ror trie kiou oiWlrr vou netit mt" writes Mra. I lorence Archer, of Mason, Macon Co., eun. "o fail to More? what I endujeJ i f about e ?h years wiui icmnic iruuuic, n. " i"- I had to endure each month, no tongiie can headache. aitre In my stomach nnd sores in ray breast, cramp In llmbs-they have all lelt mc and health has taken the place of these dis tressing troubles What caused them to leave : ? it was the best medicine on earth-Dr, Pierce ; I'avorlte Prescription In one wetk's time I beRan to feel better After takluR six bottles of tlic l'avorite Prescription nnd using the local treatment you advised I felt like a new woman." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should nlwaysbe used with "l'avorite Prescrip tion " whenever a laxative is required. - 11...... lumrlnnlnurn Wlltiai. rKlCKnCIlC. always moro gratitude In the world than thero is demand for. e it Tho picturo Journal Saturday will bo chock full ol business setting forth tho life nnd business activity ol tbo Capital City. Their Claims Set at Rest. Tho claim of other counh tncdlclnos to bo as good as Chamberlain's aro effectu ally eot at rest in tho following teatimo ntal of Mr. O. D. Glass, an employo of Hartlott & Dennis Co., Gardner, Mo. Ho says: -'I bad kopt adding to a cold and cough in the winter of 1897, trying every cough medicine I beard of without permanent help, uutll ono day I wad in tho drug storo of Mr. Iloulohan and ho ndvlaod mo to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aud offered to pay back my money if I wni not cured. My lungs and bronchial tubes woro vory soro at this time, but I waa completely cured by ttiis remedy, and have since always turned to it when I got a cold, and Boon find relief. 1 also r commend it to my friends and am glad to nav it is tho best of all cough medicines." For salo by Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. If You Want n good, first-class meal iu every respect, call at tho White IIouso Restaurant. Optn day and night. fiursUe y 'M m w lla9 ml mW Blga&tnn r 'TjT i 3(ittCS$3(aV EZiasW 1 USJ (PilB fflrVl 1 rv fjEjSMi B Zmnwm Jf7 --.. yX, J-C6CiCA JUST See Our Two Dollar ...LADIES' SHOES... You Will Save Money by Coming Here for Shoes. ...CASH SHOE STORE... Street, Opposite the AAAA .Market Quotations Today "Make Salem a cooa iiome main 11 ....,, T Market" . Wheat, Oats, Etc Wheat -52c Oats 31c Barley flO per ton. Flax Cash, Northwest, 170 mod mamci. Ilop8-1212a'o. Stiictiv choice 13c. T l,.n.nnnt Tin. R Hnn at London Pacific Coast steady, 3 be. to 4. LIVCaiOCMnaiiici, 8tcora 44Kc. Cows-3K-c. Sheop d.50 gross to $3.75 DrosBod veal 6)0 Hogs, allve i)i. Hogs, dressed Ac. Flour, Hay. Feed. Etc. Baled cheat J7.50 to . uiover .uu. Feed barley $1U per ton, Bran-fl7&. Shorta $10.50. Flour, wholeaalo $2 05. potatoes Apples, Etc. Potatoes 65c. to 00 Applea lOOGOc per box. Fancy packed $1.00. Oniona, $1.60 to J1.90 per 100 lba. Dried Fruits. Dried apples 66c. Dalian prunes 40a to 60s 3 to Vi Petite Prunes 40a to 60s.-3H 4c. Wood. Fence Posts, Etc, Big flr-3 50. Second growth fS.00. Ash-3 60. Body oak-$4 00. Polo oak ?4.00. Cedar posts 8 to 10c. Dairy and Creamery Products. Dairy butter 1620c. Creamery 2S30c. Gtoro 15c. Firat-clasa country, per roll 35c. Cream at creaaiery, pan aklmmed 23c. Separator skimmed 25c Ens and Ponltry. EggB 17c. Turkeys, live 10c per pound. Geeao 10 por dozen. Ducka $4 to $4 MP" doeea. Wool and Mobalr. Coarse wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Mohair 20 to 21c. Hides. Pelts andFars. Green hides, No. 1 6c. Green hides, No. 2 4c. Calf skins i5c. Bheep 25 to 75c. Goatskins 25c to $1.00. Gray fox 26 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Ottor-$l to $5. b-kunk 10 to 25c. Mtiskrnt 1 to 6c. Wildcat 10 to 25c. Sttloer's Market, Ohickona 8 to 10c. Eggs per doi'.on, cash 13c. Portland Market. Pootland, Fob 14. - Wheat Walla Walia,04(S05. Flour Portland, boat grades $2,803 $3.40. Graham $2 80 Oata Choice White $1.15c O $1.25. Barley $10 $10.50 por ton. MilBtufJ-Bran, $18 Hay Timothy $11(3$12 por ton. Oulons-$1.60 1 75. Potatoes 100 $1 25 por cental. Butter Beat dairy, 18Q20; fancy croamory,2527Jc;Storol3H15.ni Eggs-Oregon, ranch 10 20 Poultry Chickena, mixed $4 00 $4 25; bona $i; turkeys, live 10 Q He. Mutton Gross, 4j Hoge Groaa 6c. Boef-Groes 3.75 (S$4 00 Veal Gross, 8c 6o D-. Hops 12Q12cUi. Post Office. Y EDUCATIONAL ...Northwest Normal College... Corner State and Commercial Sts , Salem, Oregon. .or Himlv ClttBaic. Scientlflc, Normol, High School, Bualnoaa, Mualc, a , fyvioeUloK i ThelaSS and tho b'ostln Botfk kooplnB, TyoewHtlng Mualc Ar'aB.nd.i n I "riiii moat extonaivo lino of offlcoo for Commorcia' Work In the ffd.E itn n Bchoofon Monday and Friday oveninga. b nglng cla Nortliwest. l'ZnvXentim to araduat on, elthor In Voice culture, P ano. IWft Z Si JSllummy Counterpoint, Fugu , etc. Full courses V.0"n Fno . I'" Si" oilB, Water Colora, Pastel, nnd Crayba Drnwlng tjX 8e"d,0rCalfl,TM. PARV.N, Mr DOC. A.J GARLAND, AM. Director of dollcw of MSfalc majesticIaiges That Cargo has arrived and several arc already in use. They wcrea long time on the way, but those who waited. for them arc more thnn pleased with their v GOOD QUALITIES R. M. WADE & CO, JBL .AmSMBr BBBii Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at HARRIT Si Have You Cold Feet? SS room. Got odo of our Binnll GAS HEATERS nnd nt email exponso linvo a warm bedroom for rising and rotlrinir. Tlio turn of a koy and tho touch of i match ia all that ia needed to start tho firo. 4ChemekctaSt. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 563. , The best feed lor hogs. We have a large stock- of fine Canadian Fie'd Peas and are quoting a very low price on them. Call or write for prices. ...BREWSTER 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A flrat-claaa piivuto hospital for tho treatment of chrouio and surgical casoa. Uuilt thopaat year especially for tho purpoao for which it is uaod. Uonvonontly located within four blocks of tho business part of tho city. Tho moat modorn furnishings and latost applinncos throughout tlio building. Heated by hot wator aud lighted by gas and elocticity Here the sick cnu have tho comforta of an elegant private homo, combined with all tho advantages of a gonoral hospital without tho noiBe, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Oataido phyecians bringing ensoo in treated with tho groatoet courtoay, and assisted In operations if roquoBtod. For torms and fnrtbor lnforma tionwrito or apply personally. DR. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. 8UPT. VIBITOBQ WBLCOMED BETWEEN 3 AND 4 P. M fN HI II w3?7E3r A FJuicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner yon cannjoy 'from one of ou tender and delicious mea ta, ateaka, lam or mutton chops' veal fcutlets-'or pork Our meats are all cutfrom thelfatteat and nrimeat cattle.Jand we irn mnlv your table with freeh , mtiituuMid wholeaomejmeats at bed ictk;phee. iKC, CROSS;.SALEM ORE t?i Phon 201 S. C STONE, M . D " " nurniEiuH OF Stone's DruK Stores .SiK.!-.., ,...!.....,.; SK'" cernJoi7 S . ssanHBH Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot LACDRBlvlOB W & WHITE... SEEDSMEN. Salem, Oregon- A Happy New Year And just a word in your ear about the superior qualities of our lumber. Tell your boas that be can't get better if eoned stuff than what we carry. We have overy kind of lumber, all of tbt best and at the lowest prlcoi for the" beet. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pata'r. depot. Phone 06 Popular Decision Is that tho 8alem Steam laundry l noted for the superiority of Its service. All linen laundered there is dono by tl e beat, latest and most perfect mothodi', and is in every way the most satlifc tory. This is a question of fact that good dreaaera will appreciate. Salem Steam Laundry COLONKL J. OUISTXD, PaoPBIBTOH. DOSOU8 D. OLKSTSO, If 3D. Phone 411 830 Liberty Btre't Salem Iron All kinds iron and braaa eaet Idbb. Itepalrs ol Works Tifl all kindaoffarm PBUU. and mill ma Fonndry chinery. JAMES GILL, Leasee. , 10 22 tf riAPTTAi. iirrv Exp ress and Transfer fottfa all m.Ii nnt naawilllfir t mill I. Baggage to all parta of the city. Prompt eerrce. Telephone No. 241. , DISQUE &HOMYhB
