The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 21, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text; 1 1- ! i i f y i I pay no attractive womanhood and equip her for the duties of wife and motherhood. All drugjltfj sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul. Tho Hollywood, Asbury Park, N. J., February 8. 1900. I road your advertisement In regard to wlno ot Cardul in tho Jlaltlinoro American, and It no favorably Impressed mo that on my visit to Ualtlmoro during tho holidays I purchased a bottlo of it for my adopted daughter, who wassnliorlnif vrlth fouialn troubles, flho had boen under tho doctor's oars for lomo time, and when her periods would corns on her mitti rinu was soma thins; terrible. I Induced her to try It and tho first doso brouirbt on her menses. Hlie tooV It regularly aooordltiff to the directions, and wns KTeatly relieved. To uso her own words, "it saved my life." J. WkBLK Y 0UO8B. Far tdrle snd I'ltrilara. sddrm. tivlor irmplonif, "Tin IcIIh Adtlor DtpulmtM," TIM Uhstunoof UsdJcut Company, Caitunoojs, Ta. THE DAILY JOURNAL Merater Northwest Afternoon; newspaper League, DY HOFEH BnOTHERS. FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1002. Dally One Year, $4,00 In Advance. Dally Three Months 51,00 In Advance, Dally by Carrier 50 cents Per Month. Weekly One Year $1.00 Li Advance. C EDITORIAL THE ALLEYS OF THE CITY SHOULD BE CLEANED Tho council should tako action on the roportof Altlormnn Stolz and linvo nil tlio filthy alloya in tho city thoroughly cleaned, Onco a year tlio refuse and dobrla that accumulates should be re moved, If tho city has not tho proper law and authority under which tliu ownoro of. proporty can bocompellod to cluau tliulr premlsos than a suitublo ordlnnnco should bootiaoted and this spring should not pass by without a thorough renova tion from n snnltnry standpoint. THE SATURDAY DOUBLE JOURNAL It will contain a great dual of mutter ot Interest to tho homoeoeker and roul estate dealors should send-it to all their correspondents) asking Information about tho country and its resourced. It will bu a pnpor showing tlio life and activity ot tho Capital City that any business man can feel proud of and that any citizen can send to a friend in tho out nnd say, "Do. wo not Ilvo inn llvo city?" A low rato of advertising Is mnilu lor this special odltlon on Saturday that tho merchant can ufford to make a largo use of its columns in extending his trade and Balom has reached tlio point where thoro Is no dull season in business, ROOSEVELT MEANS BUSINESS A LITTLE BIT. Tlio moro declaration that President lloosevolt hud ordered his Attorney Uenoral, to bring a suit to test the le gality of tlio great merger ot trnnscon tlnontal lines has sent their stocks u tumbling. This would indioatu that tho President la in earnest and la not under tho con trol of the trusts ao far and Murk linn uaust bo shedding wutored-stock tears. Thoro aro Hepublleain) who will breathe easier at this first manifestation of freedom from trust control on tho part of tho President of a groat republic. The nation wll appluud Itoosovelt If lie means business, Tho President has a serious and oner- gotlc nay of going ut everything and it Is our candid opinion that ho bus not brought this suit in a harmless perfunc tory manner. From his Attorney-Gun. oral tho poo pie need expeot nothing. Boise Man" Wasjouched 0. J, McQIunis, hulling from liaise, and who spout the past two days in the olty, left for homo again yesterday, poorer but wiser, he having bn "touuhed" farM0 while here, at least that is tho synopsis of tho tula ho told McOliinls, who Is said to be a otittlu nun, oaiiio hero for tlio purpow nt in vestigating u sum, for n friend, in mining property In this oamp. MeQlunls does not know where or how he lost the money, Ho told of baring Ikmmi in a sa loon, whom ho had spent some time while waiting for a stage and that he "set Vm up1 several times while there. Ho also said several persou hud up proaohed him on the street and so Halted alius, and is tho opinion that he waa made tho pray ot an organised mug. MoO Inula Is not a stranger in Baker and lias made a number of trine here. While thu Carnival was in progress last (all, ko joined tho gay throng, and earn out looser to tho tuuoot 100. The money alleged to have boon lost hero this week was In greenbacks, ami enclosed in a wallet, whloti he carried in an inside pocket ot his small oeat. lldw the wal let waa taken from his )ooket Is a mystery, but sate to aay MeCilunis will take more oaro of his money when visit lug here In the future. Baker Ctfty I)em. American publishers and typegramV lits have agreed ouatWtrutteH for a per iod ot Ave years. Start Girls Right! Miny btiuliful girls become Invalids for life, atttnllon to the laws of health. Mothers should protect their daughters health by giv ing them necessary Information and proper treatment. When the menses come on g!rl unawarej In her Inexperience she Is either frightened Into convulsions, or scared Into try ing to check the flow. Many girls have checked the flow and It has never started again. And as a result they have grown pale-faced, with "crow-tracks" on their cheeks, and dark half, moons under their eyes. A dose of WINEoCAKDUI taken every morning after a girl Is twelve years old will bring the menses on properly and keep them regular, It will help her to develop Into CAPTAIN'S QUEER DEATH Blown Away by Astoria Breezes. Tho Astoria Uudgot says: Captain Jorgou Theodore Itustad wns almost In- stantlv killed about 7 o'clock on tho ovoning of tlio recent storm through n most Hlngular accident. Ho, with two companions was walking on tho side walk of tho fltreot wost of tlio Clatsop mill and ut tho time tho storm was at its height. Suddenly and without warn Ing the sidewalk waa blown up and across tho street car track carrying the tnon witli it nud burying thorn beneath. Captain Kustnd'a tyo companions escaped unhurt but ho was unconscious when oxtricatod. Ho was placed on a street car and brought down to Hurt's drug atoro and a physician summoned who pronounced him dead. Ilia in juries were confined exclusively to his body, his faco not being nt nil broiBcd. The remains wero then taken to Pohl's undertaking parlors from where his funeinl wns held nt 2 o'clock this after noon under the auspices of the .Masons of which order ho had been a member Tho interment wns in Greenwood cemetery. The deceased wua a native of Norway, about 5'i years old, and fol lowed the sen for u number of years na oaptaln nf diffetont vessels (lying the Hug of his native land. Valuable Property Sold. An unverified proea dispatch dated Santa Barbara Feb, 1, reads: Tim famous Klwood Cooper ranch, sit uatod about twelve miles west ot Santa Ihihara, on tho ocean front, has boon aold to n syndicate of eastern capitalists. Tho syndicate is represented by V. INI, Ulcks ot Boston, wlio, while in Santa Durham lust summer, opened negotia tions for the purchase of the proporty. The exuet amount agreed upon is not yet announced, but one of the parties interested state that it will bo in tho neighborhood ot $260,000. Tho property, which consists ot nliout 1000 acres, bus Intcomu celebrated be cause it eonlaltig tho largest olive grove in the world, and from tho product hii oil la prodoutd that has toceiwd tho highest award ut every exposition in the United Stutee and Kurope (or sovernl years past. It is the purpose ot tlio syn dicate to greatly luorenio the acreage devoted to olive culture, and more than double the output ot nil, which lint year wus :tfl,0u0 bottle. It is also proposed tooiHnd a huge sum ukii tho con struction ot an immenee reservoir to pro vide water for Irrigation purposes. The.Oldcst and Best. S S S. is a combination of roots and herb of great curative powers, and when tnkrn into the circulation mmvIm out and rvuiowe hII maiintr of poiaotu front the blood, without th K-nat ttlioclc or hanu to the syntem. On tins contrary, the general health Ugliui to improve from the first dose, for S. S. S. is not oHly n bUxxl purifier, but an vxcrllvnt tonic, and strength .ua and builds up the constitution while purging Um blood of impuri ties. S. S. 8. cures all disc of a blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula, R hen mat lam, Chronic Sort atwl Ulcers, Kccema, Psoriasis, Salt Kiieum, llrriHU and similar treubles, and is an infallible cure aiul the only antidote for that most horrible disease, Contagious Mood Poison. A record of nearly fifty years of ucvessful euros is a record to be proud of. S. S. S. is more jopular today than ever. It Humbert its friends ty Uh thcMimttda. Our medical oomju potultucv is lanrer than em in tit history ot the medicine. Many writ) to thank us for the great good S. S. & has done them, while others are soak ing advice about their cases. All' letters receive prompt and careful attention. Our physicians have made a life-linig study of Rlood and Skin 131 euscs, and better understand such catjes than the oidmarr liractitioner who makes a spcv-ultv of no one disease. e are doing great good to suffering humanity through our consulting dV nartmenU ami mvits) ymi to wriu hs if you Jiuvj Hit Vdoo4 or akin tiwuble. We make mo chargo wkateN'er for this strvHee, THE SWIFT SPCclflC CO, AIUNI. CA, Tried to Shuffle Off Coroner T. N. Snow and Drputv Mar shall Ji-es Snow, returned last evenlnu from North I'owdor where thpy were calltd esrly to attend it woman suffering from n gunshot wound stys tho linker City Democrat. Upon arriving Bf tho North Powder hotel, Or. Snow found Mrs. Ida Chap man aprarently llng at the point of death, with a bullet wound over the left nipple, nnd tho bill lodged un'Ier tl.o shoulder blade. Dr. Harncs of North Powder, who was attending tho woman assisted Dr. Snow in extracting tlio bul let. The patient would not talk or glvo any reasons for indicting the wound upon horeelf thoiigh'practlcnlly admitting she had tried to take her own life. 'Ihosc wiio knew Mrs. Chapmnn state that sbo has recently been very despondent, though she had not com plained of any particular trouble. Her husband, from whom sho linn been separated tor eomo time, wns formerly In the saloon business at Haines. Mrs. Chapman hub t w children and is ap parently in comfortable clrcumstunces. It was reported last evening that Mrs. Chapman visited the store ot Herman Rothschild and hoi rowed frcm him tho seven-shooter with which oho attempted to kill herso.f later in the afternoon, saying that sho wanted to show it to n frionu who was contemplating buying ono like it. Tho gun was a very email ono easily covered in the palm of the hand and waa ot a now patent make, which had attracted considerable atten tion at tlio hotel during tho midday meal where it was exhibited by Mr. KotliB cblld to a friend as they wero being wait ed upon by Mrs. Chapman, Whether tho woman then mado up her mind to the deed or hud beon waiting an oppor tunity to secure a weapon will perlmpH never be known. EOICBivWr ?W.P" rays. FEAUTY IS NEVER COMPLETE ..lll.nl. ,lill. tVillli-UV U tint. luxuriant head ot soft, glossy liatr, which IS In truth "woman's crown- Iuk glory." Tho faithful uso of Nowum'tUcri'lctclo never falls to pro duct) lialr of tills character, or, by destroying tho deadly germs that (cod upon thoollof Ilia hair root. It makes dandruff, fulling Uftlrnnd all scalp diseases lm- 5J2 '9 Txuibio. it then promotes a now and thick crowth to rcplaca tho old thln.brlttlonalr. M OnA fvifflAHII VDh Ify llieso statements. lorSslentalirirtt- Class Drug Stores. 33SG30 I ; i5 Ladle' Louis V heel, a full drew shoo and up-to-date worth $1 00. Cash shoe storo price $2 96 Laditts lMther linttd, a tine shoe for this time ot the year, and they are oasv on the feet, worth $S 00. Our price ...$60 Ladles' viol kid, ntoe flexible sole, the kind that are soft and nUo on the feet. Worth $S.OO. Our price $1 06 Ladies' button Bhoe, a good slnw, broad toe, worth $3.40. A snap $ 76 303 Commercial Street, - SNAKE CHARMING Is not a popular occupation. Most women shrink from the sight of a snake and would faint at the touch of one. Hut these same women run greater risks than the snake charmer. How many women allow dis ease to fasten on them nnd slowly to crush out their strength. Womanly dis eases should never be allowed to un ilerminc the health. Female wenkness, bearing down pains, in flammation, ulccr ntlon, backache, headache, nerv ousness, nnd other womanly ail ments, curable by medicine, are promptly and per manently cured by the use of Dr. l'lercc's Favorite Prescription. 1 1 makes weak women strong and etrlr women well. I deem It my duly to ezprM .my deep, heart felt irratltude to you for having been the memis im.ler providence of reMoriiitf me to health." writes Mrs. 0cnr Ilrowa. of Oxford. Granville CO N C " 1'or two years I nufTercd with female weakum headache, neiirulxla lu various parts of the system, and after usiuir four bottles or l)r l'lrce' I'avorlte Prescription, three ! of his Golden Medical Discovery,' one jlal of Pleas ant Pellets,' alio ' Utlou Tublcts,' aud one box of Antiseptic and Healing Suppositories,' I am cured."' If you are led to the purchase of "Favorite Prescription" because of its remarkable cures of other women, do not accept a substitute. The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a book containing ioo3 pages, is given nway. Send at one-cent stamps the expense of mailing only, for the book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for the volume bound in cloth. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Huffalo, N. Y. The Famous Shasta. In going over tho famous "Shasta Route" ot the Southern Pacific Co., tho travolor over finds something new to ex ulte his admiration and Interest. Start ing nt Portland, one traverses tho whole length of tho Willamette Valley, tho gem of tho northwest. Mt. Hood, Mt, Jefferson, and tho Three SiBtcra and other snow-canned peaks aro kept in sight for boms. Tho beautiful valleys 01 tlio Utnpqua anu ltoguo luvora. witli their orchards ot prunos, pouches, nnn'es and other fruits aro u deliuht in themselves. Tlio crossing of tho great mountain barrier between Oregon nnd California revealathecrandcst mountain scenery in tho United States. Tho wonuorlul turnings, twlstlngs, ana doub lings ot the railroad brln into viow a grand array of towering mountains and profound gorgp into which wo gaze from di?zy heightB, forest clad moun tain plopea stretching up to tho lino of perpetual snow, nnd tho foaming moun tain strenms daBhing fiercely down doep canyons, now nnd then stopping for n Hbort rest in some quiet pool. Aflor a days onjoymeut ot old Mt. Shasta, the finest peak on the continent, wo drop rapidly down tho canyon ot tho Hocrn- mento to tlio tiroiul pialua ot tlio Sacra mento Valley in California, and thence through vineyards and orchards to San Fraucleco. For mnpa and descriptive llteraturo address, It. II. Miu.un, (:en'l Pass'r. Agent, Portland, 11-7 tf Yoii and your Wife Will be Interested in these ST T S Y" CT &AllltSHIHMM Ewiii jufj "Wlli S w B k. a m v. JL X. KBr 1 inK Watf Hbbbbwv nM 9sssssllBkBirJ Ladles' JeniiMi Miller' shoo in welt and turn sole, a shoe that ! sold everywhere for $3 60. Our prloe $2.06 Ladies' turn solo, a nlco fine short, worth $3 50. We saII them at $8.50 Ladies' v'cl kid welt sole, an ex tra good value Kddy A Web ster Rochester make, Worth $8.60. Our price $186 Ladles' box calf wet weather ho sold by otbei stores at $3 60. Cash shoo store priea l 50 ...CASH SHOE STORE..., - Opposite jr..l -i..4..!. -TnAmr sVtViaruct wuuumwuo ww7, jT "Mske Sslem a Good Home Market" 5r Vv'W'vsr Wheat, Oats, Etc. Wheal -53c. Oota-31c Barley f 17 per ton. FlaxCash, Northwest, $1.0. Hop Market. Hops-1414Kc Btnctly choice 13c. Liverpool, Dec. C Hops at London Pacific Coast steady, 3 6s. to 1. Live Stock Market. Steers 44c. Cows-3J44c. 8hoep-$3.G0 gross to $3.76 Dreeeed veal Mc Hogs, alive 4. Hogs, dressed flc. Flour. Hay. Feed. Etc. Baled cbeat-t$7.50 to $8. Clover $7.00. Feed barley 121 per ton, Dran-$17&. Shorts $19.50. Flour, wholesale $2.65. Potatoes Apples, Etc. . Potatoes 55c. to 00 Apples 40G0c per box. Fancy packed $1 00. Onions, $1.50 to $2 50 per 109 lbs. Dried Fruits. Dried apples 67c. Italian prunos 40s to 50s-3 to 3? Petite Prunes 40s to 50s. 3 Q ic. Wood. Fence Posts. Etc, Big flr-$3 60. Second growth $3.00. Ash-$3 50. Body oak-$4.00. Polo oak-$4.00. Cedar posts 8 to 10c. Dairy and Creamery Prsducts. Dairy butter 1620c. Creamery 2530c. Store 16c. First-claBS country, per roll 35c. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 23c. Separator skimmod 25c. Es and Poultry. Eggs-10 Turkeys, live lOo per pound. Geese $0 per dozen. Ducks $4 to $1 Jper dozon. Wool and Mohair. Coarse wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Mohair 20 to 21c. Hides. Pelts andFurs. Green hides, No. 1 6c. Green hides, No. 2 4c. Calf skins iGc. Sheep 75c. Goat skins-25c to $1.00. Gray fox 25 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 26c to $1.25. Ottor-$1 to $5. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskrat 1 to 6c. Wlidcat-10to25c. Stelner's Market, Chickens 7 to 8c. Egg per dozen, cash'lG). Port sod Market. Pohtland, Feb 20. - Wheat Walla Walla, 05 05. Flour Portland, best grades $2.80(9 $3.40. Graham $2 50 (3 $2.80 Oate Choice Whito $l,15c O $1.25. Barley $10 $10.50 per ton. MiHstuff Bran, $10. Hay Timothy-$12(o)$13 por ton. ()nione-$1.50 02.00. Potatoes 1.10 & $1 35 per cental. Buttor Best dairy, 1820j fancy crouinory,25(327(fc jStoro 13 15i,n Eggs-Oregon, ranch 25f 0 25 Poultry Chickens, mixed $4.00 $4 25; hens $4; turkeys, live 12 13c. Mutton Gross. 4c Hogs Gross 6c. Boot Gross 3.75 $4.09 Veal-Gross, 80 80 . HopB 14c lb. Q Ufa W the Post Office. EDUCATIONAL ...Northwest Normal- College... Corner State and Commercial Sts , Salem. Orceon. f'mrspflof Study: Clutslc, Scientific, Mormul, High School, Business, Musln am nu Flocuilo . Tlio latest nnd tho best In Book keeping, lwiwrltlng. Mu ?0 id'eSt an T be most cxtensivollno of offices for Commerdft' Worlt In "fi NrihwBt Kvenliw ycliool on Monday nnd Friday evenings, b nglng c)" Sat. uvoven in g i. Fall courses to eraduatlon, eitl.or in Voice cultureT. P?nno VtoE Orel" t l Instrumenta, Hurmony, Countorpoln , Pugu , eto. Fulf cou'Sei JlSta' Fine Art, Vwlno"".. Crayou Drawing Students may enter nt any time. A. J GAHL-ANU. A "! President lirULo 1 11 That Cargo has arrived and several' arc already in use. They were a long' time on the way, but those who waited, for them are more than pleased wittftllcir GOOD QUALITIES R. M. WADE & CO. A GOOD DINNER There was a time when it meant no dinner. It's not so now. Just phone to Harrit & Lawrence and gz your din ner ready prepared in cans. We have everything necessary for a nice meal. HARRITT Si L AttlRENCB Have You Cold Feet? room. uotoDooi our smnii uab uuaiuiid mm atsmnu oxpenso navo a WBrm bedroom for rising and retirine. Tho turn of a key and the touch of a match la all that is noeded to start tho flro. 4ChemeketaSt. SALEAl GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 563. . . (.- an Vt1imTn .tA II The best feed lor hogs. We have a large stock of fine Canadian Fie'd Peas and are quoting a veiy low price on theni. Call or write for prices. ...BREWSTER 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. A flrst-clasa piivato hospital for tho treatment of chroulo nnd aurglcsl cases. Built tho past yonr especially for tho purpose for which it Is used. Convenontly located within four blocks of tho business part of tho city. Tho most inodorn furnishings and latest appliances throughout tho building. Heated by hot wator and lighted by gas and olecticlty Horo tho eick can havo tho comforts of an ologant private home, combined with all tho ndvantagca of a gonoral hospital without tho noiso, confusion, and publicity attonding ono. Outside phvBclanB bringing casoa in treatod with tho greatest eonrteay, and assisted in operations if requested. For terms and furtbor Informa tion write or apply personally. R. CARTWRIGHT, IH. D. SUPT. V1S1TOB8 WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast ?Bfcl7.f"? ni?yl! of our " ,,""" V ,,i; . UH mea". Bteaka, lamb or mutton chops' veal Outlets or pork, Our meats are nil cut.from the fattest an,l Drimest cattle.tand wo can sunplv Ett !" ? .??. nutritiousPaPJ-d """'v""u' "jvis ai ceu rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 201 Hhmne'e Bolib SBprae -WE HAVE THEM.l CALL AND f W - -w. Z. M. fAltVINj MUS DOC Director of Cdlicee of Mu cee of Music -- If eo it may havo been'cauwd by gottingout of bod this mors, ing on a cold floor in a roll & WHITE... SEEDSMEN. Salcra, Oregon' DRY! Rough and dressed lumber, lathi sad thinglas about every kind you're apt to needexcolldnt na to' material, manu facture! seasoning nnd all that goea to make good building and fencing" mster ials don't require an hour's search to find if you have-' read this The nine Bnd addreca of tho proprietor of 111 lumbor yard are to bo found immedi ately following. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Paaa'r. depot. PbcnsWl. a Busted" Buttonholes are tho bane of a batchel or'a (married man's, aa well) existence. No wonder tbo blankety-blanks aro forthcoming. Don't worry, don't fume, don't swear. Simply let ua do the lad dering, and the collar banda will remain intact until the end of the chapter. " are thinking of offering a prize for buttonhole despoiled here. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OLVSTXD, POPWTOB. I t OOBOD8 D. OU48TKD, WQB. . H Phone 411 W .120 Liberty BtreJ GET PRICES.; A, RANGES aasssy "-g.J aw,uftvAGB &. RbD , 11.41 PM. Utltuw" bALEM.