The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 16, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWl minimum ' r akimanrt SI I wim wtnvft . ' You have tlic most convincing evidence of tins fact every day. Otherwise beautiful faces marred with blackheads, blotches and phnnles, muddy or sallow com plexions, and red, rough or oily slcins arc some of the most common aim conspicuous aymuiuma m uuu mwu. -y " " fTmr f m irjm i DAD DlOuO fr JMP4 1 1ll L T ' 'SMMttk 1 H b I L ill W" ' ' IB if i k 4 ' I iiiiiJliiif I n r vM ; ' :fM B6f ovial age of the Capital 3-oumal AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. IHE DAILY J OUBNAL Members Northwesi Afternoon Newt- paper League. "iVTiOFER. BROTH ER8. YJ3I)Nj:SDAVrAl'ItIIcri902; great future for tlio lumber Industry, nmt for Ralnm no n nifiniifnrtiiHnrr nmt I Shipping contor. klnM 1... rl nn i it ! f linitl rwmf tin! ll tnnft ... xou can niae incse uriv aim iiuuiiiniuiiu iwunww u K"-,"'ii inv.m ,"'" "- unt " w w . -- a 1 ! 1 . il. 1 1 .1J . . wrW oiul mum and tiic routrh and discolored Mtili v tnacie wane anu smootu uy a xavisu "k ... C Anr...nliAd 'U.if flmen oi-tifininl f nimt1fvinn M!l fillse sklllti Olllv lSt for a UaV. wllCIl ' the eruptions and spots stand out as burc and brazen as ever. Hie natural beauty and Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally. by Carrier, SO Cento Per Month. Weekly 'One Year, $1.00 In Avancej THERE 19 NO .SCUTTLE PARTY IN OREGON. Tho Portland Orci;onlan mlRrcprcs- tlio Domoorats of Oregon In say- tholr platforms oa tile, Philippines oprcscnts a policy of "flcuttlo.' Tholr platform does not advocate abandon ment of tho Inlands, , On tho continry, It takes Intelligent and patriotic ground In favor of as sortlnn American HovorqlKiity In trade relations to glvo us tho benefit of I tholr commerce Instead of taxing It for tlio tniBtB. This In advocated by 1 men llko Corbett and has boon tho ' policy of Mr. Scott until hlo recent 'Hop. I On tho Philippine question tho plat form sayB: r i "Tho Inhabitants of tho Philippines havo petitioned for froo trade with tho United Statesand tho request has boon seconded by tho ' Plilllpplno com- nilsalon and tho Bcntltnent of tho American people, yet tho Itopubllcan congress refuses any proper rolicf, but enacts a tariff law for those ls IuikIm tnoro burdennomo and loss do fenslblo than tho acts of tho IlrltlBh parliament against which our fore- neglected, may develop into some deep-seated and serious blood trouble later on in life, but fathers rebelled f1m fi'mnlv nfi of ft. R S. will check the disease in its inciniencv. remove all taint from the ' "Tho policy which makes ono law it! A 1... i:ti-1 ..ffMo ,, i..fn 1i.n1f1.o ,oti1ir,nr1 ntwl .ntimii1inof1 tor tho Hawaiian Islands, nnothor for UU.U1UUUU, W,,bW"whJ;; HM U 11M1M,V nnA ro ir f-ll a l'c to HIco, and another for tho Phil- it? , " .,.,. ... 1-""-v .i - - - Ipplncs, cannot bo upheald on nny diiTerent story, a smooth and flawless skin glowing with groun4 0XC()Pt Umt of suimcrvioncy to health, a sound body and lactive brain, well nourished tho augur and tobacco trusts, svstem. eood appetite and digestion, and restful and "Our iimuiar possessions mo either .! 1 ' " i c c e iJT..: i.ii. ....:r..: . t.i . m . smoothness of the skin cannot be permanently restored by the use ot external applications, for the reason that these skin diseases arc due to some poison or humor in the blood that must, be autidotcd and eliminated before the skin can or will return to a healthy state. Under the purifying and tonic eliects ot fe. fc. fc. all impurities are expelled from the blootl, the general health is invigorated, and all disfiguring and annoying eruptions promptly and perma nently disappear from the skin, and it becomes as soft and smooth as ever. Bad blood tells in many other ways, Itch ing and burning eruptions, rashes and sores, boils and carbuncles ohow the presence of some irrita ting poison or unhealthy matter in the blood; and these aggravating troubles will continue until the weak and slow circulation has been quickened and the deteriorated blood made rich and strong UffiR. 11X&AUTY RESTORED. Wlion my dauabtar vita tlireo month old Eoeama broko.out on linr head and continued to sproad until hor head was outlroly covered. She was troated r nVdral pood doo(orti, but irrow worio, und tho dread ful cllaeuio spread to her faco. Slio was taken to two colobratod )iaUU: spring, but rscolved no boueflt. Many patent inoJiojiics woro taken, but without result, until vq dooldod to try 0. S. B., and by tho time tho flrst bottle was flnUliod, hor lioad began to heal, A doson boUlds cured hor completely and left her skin porfqctly smooth. Hlio is now twenty years old, and has u instfiiilluont vrowth of hair. Not a sign of tho droadful UlLbfiLu hits over returnod. H. T. OUODE. 3014 riuo 0tteot, Bt. Louis, Mo. . k A A . . f . .. . t Ti.1. 1...1 l-l .-! AAk,l .4. !.,..... 4 ill ! iAtLii stir i4titiMAlft again, some are uorn witn uuu uiuuu, uu it ucjuu wj t-un m nu.uiv., ouunuuua um.i.uuiis( sore eyes, scalp diseases, nasal catarrh, stunted growth, brittle bones and soft, flabby muscles are some of the earlv manifestations of bad blood by inheritance. These symptoms, if fr Mh. .sjr -rfP refreshing sleep. S. S. S., combining both purifying aiid "ttrt of "r cotry or n tonic properties, contains all that you need in the way of Jo""ry. if part of our 11 ii 1 i 1 i 1 L-r ' ithe people are entitled to n llnni lml1nt" nnl elrtii itnniltitifi I r a blood builder and skin bcautifier. aro foreign Jr territory, the same tf?ir4 ftnHI(lrtn. finrl nvlullAnita 4hit S, S. S. is Nature's Remedy. It contains no Arsenic, ' ar0 oranted anv of our territories. We Potash, or other mineral, but js strictly a vegetable blood purmer and tonic that can be believe that the true policy u to pre ffilrmi wifTinnf fnnr nf nriv 1mrtfn1 piTppIs. xiiiri with nerfect assurance of a sneedv and lastlllir Rare the people of those Islands for cure. Our illustrated book on the Skin and its Diseases contains much plain and practical information about eruptive diseases, their cause and cure, how to take care of the" skin, etc., that will be of inestimable value to all sufferers. We will mail you a copy free. Write us about vour case and our physicians will gladly furnish any information or advice desired without charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA. WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE When Columbias and Hartfords ate to be had at such reasonable prices and on such easy terms, This is an age of progr ess Man ufacturers of the Columbia have kept pace with itf As a result, the Columbia of 1902embodies many improvements and refine ments that contribute mightily to cycling comfort and pleasure, Be up-to-date and get the benefit of them Sundries, repairing, wheels to rent O. J. WIJUSON New Location 135 Court St. 'j Do-Your Horses and Cows Like "u Good Hay? Vo ure propareil tq furnish It We Iiiivq olov-ir, cheat ami timothy hay ol tlio best quality. Our prlcoa aro tho lowest gotux. Tlior Is a difference botweon being moroly mulish, and haying tho cour ago ot your convlatlons. o UcBt ovor mado In tho Willamette Valley, Wild Uoso Flour. SAYA0B St R3IE 322-324 Com"! St. Agents (or thu International atock food, SEEDSMEN QARPBTS t vAljitte, laid and lined by cap able and experienced work man. The wear and appear ance of carpet depend largely on the manner in which they are made and laid. They should neither be loose or strained to a high tension, I he value of a proficient car pet layer is often underesti? mated. Sae our large line o( carpets. Dranson & Ragan. Aro Just revolving a fresh lot of tholr Chune & Sanborn coffees. .Bomo thing now In ICngllsh llronltfaut' Toaa, also a now Bhlnmont of sovoml grudos of llaskot Flrod Japn Tea8. ZTry this Arm, and you will bqo that thoy keep tho best. The House Furnishing Co. Big Medical BilTAllowed County JuiIko Scott. slttliiK as tho Marlon county iioba,to court, has at lowud tho cllm of Dr. Konnoth A. J. MaoKouilo for ?M0, for muiUcal and surgical attondanco uon Mary Jack son, docoasod. Tho sum will ho paid nut of tho (uuda of tho ostato. "body and'brains." self-QOvernment as speedily as pos sible, and when so prepared, to grant them Independence, retaining 8uch coaling fltatloiiB and ports as may bo necessary to protect these Islands from foreign lutorforonco.and to maintain our trade relations with the Orient. Tho Domocratlo platform adv'ocntes tho human and enlightened policy that characterized all of McKlnloy's moBfldgcs on tho subject, and tho son tlment ot the host and most enlighten ed Americans today. m Ooin'l tM next to Post oltloo. Ktorot at Salem and Alhny ; 3-. f. 5oobe ' S!e's CrtwitWousc Furnlshlnir Department Store. J The great increase of rejgfot shipments received at Sai em is due" to the Urire sales jaf Clwrter Qafc stoves, made bv, trw? sole aent in this qity, i Wizened little bodies and bip brains or big strong bodies and no brainsneither one of those makes a good combinA tion. To produce birr healthv bodies and big healthy brains take Scott's igmulsion. Childhood is the best time to commence. Scott's Emulsion contains food for bone and nerve and flesh and blood. Scott's tumibicm nromotss growth and proper davaloprnqjit. Just tho thing for woaki ohildron, 8C01T bOVV.N K. VUuO, 4, Vt Jfj., K. V. HARVEY SCOTT ON STUMP 8PEAKER8. In an editorial on tho candidates for govornor tho mouthploco of tho pres ent dominant faction at Portland has this: "Mr. Furnish Is a man of ability, or jcharactor nnd of forco. Ho Is not a stump speaker, which Is no dofect, for yi)ur stump speaker is usually a sha1 low man, whoso flatulent oloquonco confuses tho matter of discussion and darkens knowledge." Without reflection on Mr. Furnish, who has said ho will tako tho stump In his own behalf, tho nbovo Is not complimentary to mon llko Mr. 1eor who aro relied on to carry elections In states llko Ohio and Oregon. Aftor nil Is said and done, public dlBQUsslott cannot ho done nwny with and maintain frea Institutions, Talk Ih among freemen tho avonuo for full est preHontatlon and tho channel for reaching conclusions. It Is public speaking thai; carrlos great national campaigns. In Oregon men llko Tllmon Ford, 0. 1). Mooros, Willis Dunlway, and ovon Ooor havo more than 01100 helped materially tavo tho day for tho Republicans. That does not inako them shallow men, whoao mental flatulency wroks injury to tho cause of good govern ment. If tho above slur on all stump speakers woro truo, it is a iiuestion If It is not houoBter and bettor In all ways to carry an oleatlou by such shnllowuoss than by uso of money. Of course a state that had only ono great man, and ho tho editor ot tho duly "groat" papor. and that editor In control of tho dominant faotlou. and make him In Addition U. 8. Senator, no speakers are ueedod. Ono gieat mind would be tho whole thing and nil tho rest could bo mere silent oltUons, reading what is put at thorn, "dumb and drlvon oattlo." Hut even Oregon Is not yot Jn that state JUar6t poJItlcal Yasjsajaso, In th meantime tho people will hoar soma stump speakers. ( nobler Interest can an American cltl- zciifpromoto thnn thq right building of delty i PROGRESS OF THE PEOPLE. Inspltoof tho Warring df factions nnd Uic corruption of politics, tho people of Oregon can got Borne progress out of tho situation. Tho last legislature passed a lav that candidates for tho senate can bo put on tho Australian ballot, and voted on at tho regular election. Tho amondmont to tho constitution should bo adopte'd at tho Juno election giving tho pcoplo direct loglslntlvo powers. While the bosses hope that will bo a dead lettor, there will bo some good got out of It. Tho third great Btop in tho develop ment of popular govornment is direct nomination really tho first and most important of nil because tho bosse3 havo tho power to nominate they arc still In tho saddle. With tho general uso of money nnd corporation lnfluoncc, and U10 corrup tion of tho primary by ofllco-seokers, conventions are no longer representa tive With the election of senators taken out of tho legislature, wlUi tho power of direct nomination In tho hands of tho people, and with direct legislation Oregon. would bo a model government. Whllo tho government will nevor rise much nbovo tho virtue and patriot Ism of the people, it should bo at least as good as tho peoplo, and that Is not now tho case, owing to corruptive sys tems. With BystomB In which tho pcoplo will bo trained In tho right direction, aud nway from tho corrupt practices of leadership that rests on boodle, tho pcoplo will bo benefitted, Instead of demoralized. Izntlon to undo! tako tho colebratlon of I Politics In Oregon Is fought out by tho Fouith of July. Tho club ropro-' tl10 People on a vory small margin of sents evoiy elomont of our cltlzonshlpj buccobb for honost mon or decent andbuslnosB lnlorosta ' measures. What little progress Is so- Every business man and' property cured In tho way of bettor govern owner of this city who Is not enrolled ent will bo gained by tho people A CORRECT PRIMARV LAW A primary law Is wanted that don't permit twlco ns many Ilopubllcans to vote as there aro Republicans In tho precinct. Salem Journal. Tho way to fix Umt In -to enact a law requiring voters to register In towns tho size of Salem and Eugene boforo they can vote at tho primaries. Eugond Regis ter. Tho JouriiaUls corredt, a primary law Is needed to apply to every county and Incorporate towns in tho stato and should bo promptly enacted at tho noxt session of tho loglBlaturo. Ynqulnn liny Nows. More registration will not offcot a reform. In Portland tho votors regis tered but tho bosses mado tho slates and tho rest was easy for mon llko McGinn, Matthews, Koady, et al. Nothing but Direct Nomination will cure bosslsm and machine methods of railroading tho minority out of oxls tonco. Under direct nomination tho pcoplo would bo trained to reform abuses and roform fellows out of oxlstonco who now do th'o "whole business" politically for "tho peoplo." Tho pco plo would bo trained to do right. Direct Nomination is tho only cor rect primary law. WORK FOR THE GREATER SALEM CLUB. At tho meeting of tho Greater Sa eom Commercial Club this Wednesday evening several Important matters aro to bo disposed of. Thcro should boa greater attendance at those Important meetings. It Is perfectly pioporfor this organ- holding onto a large-sized club of In dependence, and using It to the end of tho tight as a mombor should got his namo on tho books. With 1000 members tho club would bo In petition to promote ovory legitimate undertaking thnt camo boforo It 1 Thoro Is gront work boforo this club , You may mnko no better record as for tho coming two yonrs. It has only I a Citizen than to glvo your loyal sup begun to enlor Its full sphere of use- port to tho Greater Salem Commercial fulness, nnd its tasks should ho mado Club. It Is fighting your battles. What easy by genorous support. What cltl- Is tho mattor wlUi a ladles auxiliary zen cannot afford to glvo 25 centB a to this organization for the upbuilding month to public entei prise? What of Oregon's capital? ...CHICAGO STORE... PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. ...Great Alteration Sale... Chicago Store's Onward MarciVThe entire stock must be closed out within 30 days to make room for carpenters and bricklayers. Our store will be made twice its present size and remodeled all over, so we have to clear tke stock out to protect it irom mortar, lime and sand. The buying public knows our way of doing business and may depend that during this sale goods will be sold at prices that were never heard of before in Salem. McEYOY BROS.. Proprietors. Court Street. - Salem, Oregon tfy?ti eSG)(iXj 1 How's Your Stock of Hosiery? This la ono of tho lines wo take prldo In. Our hosiery department is well supplied with good, durable, Inexpensive goods, and wooITeryou bar gains lu those that will make it WELL WORTH YOUR WHILE To come a uood dlatancn to lake mk'nntm'n nf ilmm W .. lo.iu.i ... g children's hoelory In different qnalillee from tho cheap, but irood, (net black cotton at 1 c per pair to the Egyptian Lisle thread at 50c per pair. S Como In nnd loot them over. ...The Ladies Bazaar... 118 State Street. Salem. DsF" Look eliewhore, hut don't buy till you see us. SSSSSSetiXS) THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON A flrat-clau pilvate hosplUI (or the treatment ol chronic and suralcal "l!h"R",U"SS?X.?! . .Ppoee for whlchlti. ? i """'""." vu wiiuin tour uiocks oi the bus ness part ol the city. Tho moat modern famishing and latest annlknoB. H.rpuanout the DmldinK. Heated bv hot watw and lioh,l nlssittlnlf u liana lltii l..l. ... .. 1 . . i I "Our "country I "Theso wordo thrill uo, but do Uioy thrill most of us as hard as tho prospect of a soft Job for our country. o Woodburn, where tho politicians punish each other wlUi prohibition, Is said to havo five holes-tn-tho-wall.. Commandant Krltzlnger has not been roleased by tho British, as woo dond by tho Doors with General Moth tten,' but Krltzlnger was not shot as had-been ordered, and Is given bet ter treatment thnn before Hut a Kitchener can never rlso to tho height ot manhood nnd gallantry of n Dc larey. o- Tho Journal cannot provont adver tising flgonts from filling somo of Us columns wjth patent mcdlclno ndvor Usemonts. Tho dtvnnnd for patent medlclnos among tho people seems to contlnuo, and is the largor part of Uio trade of tho drug stores. In sorno towns there nro no physicians, nnd Uio patent medicine habit reigns supreme, o To tako an education at the hands of an American oil monopolist would bo prorornblo to taking anything out of tho millions loft by Cecil Rhodes, who, with Jameson, his lleutonant, brought on tho Door war. o In addition to a Stnto Fair Doard,, Now York has a Stato Racing Com mlfllon. About as useful as tho Ore gon Domestic Animal Commission. ii Heait Disease A school boys kind of political base ball trust is tho latest at Salem. If you don't belong to tho trust, you can't play baseball. Tho sooner Mr. Furnish says ho will bo governor for nil tho people, and pot for tho faction nlono that nominated him, tho bettor. ,. o This is fair and chnngcnblo April. retards the circulation, weakens the stomach, deranges digestion, pollutes the blood, destroys the nervous force and saps the vitality of the whole system. It causes pains in the side,t pal pitation, shortness of breath, smothering, dropsical swellings, sinking spells, and frequently ends all suffering in sudden death. Why tempt death when a cure is within easy reach? 'My head would Ret so hot It eccmed to bo burning1 up, whllo my t cot were llko ico. My limbs J would Bvrell and get numb. I bad to sit lu a cnair aay ana nlftht for months and my heart throbbed and palnwLme terribly. After using thrco bottles -of Dr. auies' Heart Curo I could do a gooddaysrk." , Fn Shlppcnaburg, J?a. Ut miles Heat Cute , never fails to relieve," and fev cases are too severe tor it to cure. Sold by druggists or guarantee. Sr.Mlloa Medical Co. , EUdmrtfind, 'VW.'", At Easter Time is when.the building buslnots will be In full ewlng. If yoa haven't given your orders (or your lumber requirements It will pay yon to get estimates Irom Uoodalo Lumber Co., lor any and all kinds of lumbor-for out or inaido work, lath, shlnglos,-raRh,' doors, blinds Hnil everything needed In this line. Goodale Lumber Co. No-ir 8. P. Paea'r. depot. Phono 051 Juicy Morsel Breakfast for Or dinner yoii can enjoy (rom ono o( our tender nnd delicious meats, steaks, lacib or mutton chops' veal cutlets or ;ork, Our meats nro all cut Irom tho (atteat and nntnnst cattle, and we can supply your table with (reah, nutritious and wholoaotno meats at bed rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 201 I Perfect Content Is bound to bo ynurs when you got in side of ono of our (aultleasly laundered collars, cuffs or shirt Tho color and finish aro exquisite. Th ro aro no (rayed odgoa or torn button holos to an noy you Irom any work done at this up to.dato laundry. Try tho now work. Salem Steam Laundry COLPNSL J. OLMBTKD, PUOrBIKTOB. DOR008 D. OUISTXO. MOII. Phono -111 230 liberty Street All Ladies Who Buy r SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPER Are pleased with it, and they will pass along the word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing like it for preparing substantial and dainty dishes, that it adds to home economy by utilizing "left overs." Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food Chopper asjsoon as they hear of it. X -X R. M. WADE & CO. and eieutiolty and latest appliances Lr anil iiontafi hu ..a. the sick can h"ao the comforts ol an elegant d with all the advantages o( a general hospital ltr Y... .ii, ..... J;' " .i"." r"? 'i"" "km private home, combinm! n.t.iuuk tuo uuieo, tuiuuBioii, ana pnuucity puyicians bringing ca?ea in treated with the greatest courtesy, and asalited in operations if requested. For terms and (urtbsr Inform.. Uonw rite or apply personally "" ubhclty atteuding one. Outside Thoro la great oxaJUmigut ovr the Salem sawmill starting. Tho tln is not far away when Salem Bawmilla will run all through tho year. With common-point rates lumber can be shlpimd from Salem to points Hast as fur as Denver ns cheaply as from Port laud or tho mills in IJnu county. It Ooes nut pay to havo a valuable plunt ue uue a siugie month In tho year The opening ot a new sawmill la an absolute necessity at Salem. Tho Greater Salem CommreUl Qlub rendered & great service when It secured another mill that will this .Summer ho put In operation. The John Stout planing mills find It diffl- ult Q get enough lumber to make tock for buildings already ord,rel And tho propletor has written to Hsu- n tt Landoa to got them to start up heir wUl in Linn county. Thare U a R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITOSS WELCOMED BF.TWEBH i AND O.M Men's suits to order, $To and up. Rogers, Blake & Co's. repre- A i " senianye win open a trunk full of samples of woolen goods, April 16 and 17. See the latest styles at Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store t CLOVER SEED Special prices for a short ti me. SEED WHEAT a choice supply, FIELD PEAS 'a cut in the price. LAND PLASTER at the lowest prices in the city. aLs can and get our priceB. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDMEN ANn SPPnQMnw c-i- nn fl Saccessfa.l Move Since we game to 307 Commercial St. we have gained many new customers, and the most of our old friend found us. We have better facilities for handling our goods. Our expenses are much less which ennhi ., ,! twtonhnr- (??T t0 customers. Those who have traded with Js found so, and those who hae not, will find bargains in our cloth- rufra r 1wvw-JU0' 5750 and suits-and you will not- go away empty handed. rtt C10meu nd takr? our 21c corsets, they sell from $t to 52 oach elsewhere. Extra bargains in lace curtains St Next Door to the Pestoffic. S. FRIEDMAN, 307 Comaerclal. Street. OoBOfilte -tkftPnttfiff1ce.' n o o p,.. ... " - . .,.--. . . - - D. rrieuman une suctloneer.) has hUoffico with us. Wwr-V -w Hrny -MK 4t0H a. . . If P v v-F."?!T??"'f'1 T&ywiiwm4K - dsJhbkAt U ftm.