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Newspaper Page Textma- - rarM.-re 7TSgar, -w. . . anwm t . bihw. tt-t.- THE DAILY JOURNAL, &ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL, 18, 1002. 1& IK. ". N !5 fc.v Rheumatism exhilarating tonic. The liniment bottle and flannel strip are familiar objects in nearly every household. They are the weapons that have been used for generations to fight old Rheumatism, and nrc about as effective in the battle with thin giant disease as the blunderbuss of our forefathers tfould be in modern warfare. Rheumatism is caused bv an acid, sour condition of the blood. It is filled with acrid, irritating: matter that settles in the joints, muscles and nerves; and liniments and oils nor nething: elsenpplM externally can dislodge these gritty, corroding particles. They weredepositcd there by the blood and can be reached only through the blootf. Rubbing witli liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the aches and pains, but these are only symptoms which arc liable to return with every change of the weather ; tho real disease lies deeper, the blood and system are infected. Rheumatism cannot be radically and permanently cured until the blood has been purified, and no remedy does this so thoroughly and promptly as S. S. S. It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream of rich, strong blood to the affected parts, which dissolves and washes out all foreign matorials, and the sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains. S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but is a perfect vegetable blood purifier and most Our nhvsicians will advise, without charirc. all who write about their case, and we will send free our special book on Rheumatism and its treatment. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. Lonely Homes A home It never complete without children. Yet many homei ire chlldltii. Many wives are dtioUte for the lack of a child to love. Their lives arc almteii void of the hljh mollvti of motherhood. While arrc nnei li uuilnj Incal culable iidnen and ioitow, It exijti In moit cases on account of some little female trouble, which Wine of Cardul would speedily set right. This purt Wine regulates the disordered female organs by building up the worn out ncrvu and regulating the menstrual flow. It restores the fallen womb to Its proper place. By strength, enlng the generative organs, It makes preg nancy possible where barrenness exists. You can depend on WINEo'CAlDUI Suffering women all over the land have been depending on It for seventy-five years. No more convincing proof can be given than the testimony of Mrs. Benson, who Is only one of thousands of women to whom Wine of Cardul ' Mr" ) . wr Bbitorial I$a$e of tfoe Capital journal . AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. THE DAILY J r M Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. M tut brought a permanent cure. Vint. You are asked to try Wine of Cardul and Thedford'a Black.Draueht, Manv eaita of tnticarrlaire that trouble which robs mothers of their hopes have been avoided by timely use of the Its companion medicine. Nine out of fen cases of female trouble, barren. ncss Included, yield to them. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul. Vandenroort, Ark., April t, 1909. log-, i. rem xdiil and It fallen norab to Ita plce. Now I am last May I hart a mlacarrUfre, wbloh waa fallowed by floodlui taj uuimnu hoi me a doimc nirand ritarel mv fallen on curoj after taking ibreobottlee and haya another to tako which I got thla you Almanao and ray husband not me a. bottls of Wins of C ioj)ioa tuy uoouiniruna reetorod to euro J after taklnir ibrea bottle and rnornlnff. I am ox Meting-to boom a mother and Win of Cardul will be iny (imiwr. aire, maux j uisriayn. 'o ad Tina oJ lUmlnn, fAAnu, firing iTtnrtoroi t fl IjMlm' Adrtaorr lb uiuiuuoogt Huuia Wainr, cituocof Tena. F peptrtiati.t,1 frtitittZtiJHninJ'niiJ ir?&iZiZtZ2fZ&i2ixJ$Z2?jiZiZ? ...CHICAGO STORE.. PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. ...Great Alteration Sale... I, Chicago Store's Onward MarclwThe entire stock must be closed out within 30 days to make room for carpenters and bricklayers. Our store wilU.be made twice its present size andjremodeled ali over, so we w have to clear tke stock out to protect it from mortar. lime and sand. The buying- public knows our wiiy of doing business and may depend that during this sale goods will be sold at prices that were never heard of before in Salem. Jfl " II II W . ,1 - W..I, ! I . .11 ... . I -.1 mi. III. Ill I -,. H. ..Ill I McEVOY BftOS., Proprietors. $ Court Street, Salem; Oregon a OARPBTS Aade, 1aid)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. The value of a proficient car pet layer is often underesti mated. See our large line of carpets. The House Furnishing Co. 303 Cout'l at., next to Pott ullleo. Btoros at flaleut ami Albany, isl fli fvSM)'' j DY HOFER DROTHER8. - - Daily Ono Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1,00 I if Avanee. AN ORIENTAL NUISANCE. Tho Chlnbso minister,' VU Ting Fane, Is an International nulsanco who should ho abated, or this country has good ground for duclaiing diplomatic war against China. Tho gall of that hoathon Ib amazing. Whon ho Is not tolling tho-American pcoplo tho failures and faults of tho Christian religion, ho Irf Maturing to college studontH on tho suporlor mor als of China. Ho has an Insane Idea that ho is an Inspired oracle on such matters as re ligion nnd morality. Ihcldontally ho carries on tho foreign pdllcy of thd United States with Asia. Ills offldousnusfl and Interferenco wcro rebuked In tho Senato tho other day by good old mail Toll6r, of Colo rado. An American will stand a great lot of guff from an old dodo who wears' his shirt otitsldo hid pants, but there Is a limit. Tho morality and religion of tho Chineso nro notoriously absent quan titles, especially ambng tho upper and official classes. If they exist In note worthy degreo It must bo among tho "common people" At any rate tho pcoplo havo had enough of old Wu. Ho should tako a tumble.cutoft his queue, scrowhlH nog gin, shout no longer his Oriental ego tism In tho cars of a tired but good natured pcoplo, and tako a trip to a country whero they conduct kinder gartens for manners, o CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR AT SALEM. This week b'otll 'itepubllcan nnd Democratic candidates for govornor are to bo at Salem. Tho public dem onstration first planned for Mr. Fur nish has boon abandoned, and It lias not yet been decided what will bo dono for Mr .Chamberlain. It was planned to havo three of fouf prominent speakers horo for Furnish, and havo him speak, but that was called off, and ho will bo put In charge of a rommltteo of tho Republican Club, and shown around to tho pcoplo ho ought to mcuL Mr. Chamborlaln will como to Salem probnbly to hold a public meeting, and will recelvo n cordial wolcomo In this Itepubllcan stronghold, whero 1)0 lived for about six years when ho was attornoy-gonoral. Tho Journal bollovcs tho pcoplo, ro gardloss of party, should glvo both tlioHo gontlomen a cordial greeting on the occasion of Uiulr visit at tho city of tho future rosldonco of ono or tho other. Mr. llyan, tho Socialist candldnto, llvos at Salem, and pcoplo genorally fool as friendly to him as thoy do to ward any man In tho real ostnto bust turns who rustles ns hard as Mr, Ryan dooB. PArhcrlcnn, un-Democratlc -and un-Re- publican, and got great npplauso 'on now siucs oi me iiouse. waBmngion Is bound to be advertise In tho eyes of tho world, oven by Its members. Clishmnn showed raro courage and ability to" (to as daring a thing as ; attack tho speaker, and yet do It gooll natti redly, ami win general apjplaus'o, oven from Republicans. Ho declared that no bill, public or private, could be considered without tho speaker's approval. If th'cro wero more men In Congress like Gushman, that fetish of rules and'sponkor-wor slJlp would bo broken. Tho rules of the Houso and tho ox ailed ono-mnn-powcr of tho Bpeakor biivo becomo Uio cloak behind which m'ombera of Congress hide nnd oxause thomselvcs for not getting measures ttirough Congress that they havo promised tho people. 'Two facts stand out promlndnt in Mjr. Cushfnan'o porfermnaco: A man don't havo to bo in Congress n life time to gel a national reputation. Sec ond, tho present rules of tho Houso are not In tho way of tho official class passing any hill to Increaso their Bwag' whllo only ono rlvor and harbor' bllt'has passed in ton years. ' o ROBERT INMAN FOR MAYOR OF '' PORTLAND. Tho Citizens' ticket In Portland will bb headed by Robert Inman for mayor, as against Geo. H. Williams, nominee of Vto Scott faction. Inman Is an energetic business man, at tho head of a largo lumber and saw. mill business. Ho Is a man In his prime, a man of affairs, ono of tho captains of Industry and employers of ldbW. His opponent has hold high office, but there is no ovldonco that has over o'xerted a restraining lnflucnco against predatory politics that has sunk Port land In tho mlro of dobt and high taxes. 1 Geo. H. Williams offers no opposi tion the schemes of tho Jack Matthews fang, or ho would not havo boon nom inated. As a world's fair mayor ho is a protty slow proposition, oxcopt as a ! WILL HOLD 8TREET FAIR. Baker City Will Have It In Connection With District Fair. DAKER CITY, Or April 17. At a masH meeting of citizens hold this evening under tho auspices of the rllinvntiA,- if rt,YiMnt.A ft iirnn tlnnlilml , UIIIIIUUVI VI UUIUIiltlbU lb VWU3 uvuuuu I to hold a street fair and carnlvnl hero in Soptombor next, in conjunction with the first district fair of Eastern Ore gon, which fs hold alternately in Bak er City and La Grande. ; (flSNK A CONQRE88MAN WHO DARES SPEAK. Congiossman Ciishmun, of Tacoma, who ausalled tho last rivers nnd har bors bill, has now had tho norvo to assail tho rules or Uo Houso, or rath or tho shaokloa of Congross. Ho proved that tho rules nro mi- Undo Tom's Cbin In Pantomime.! Undo Tom's Cabin In Pantomime, Vonal nnd liintrumoiual music. Gen nor'a orchttUra. Mrs. Frnncleoo Booty. Iau!ut; ftt now Oraud Opora Houso. Friday evening, April 18th. Vooul and liiBtrumontal imialo. Clou nor'a orthtmtra. Mrs. Kuuiclsoo Sooly. pianist; at now Grand Opera Houso, Friday ovenlug, April 18th. THE RIGHT STEP. livery ordinary cold deserves 'serious attention. It is only a step from it into grippe, pneumonia, or con sumption; anrj it is only a short step the other way to cure the cold. Nature and Scott's Emul sion work together to make a cold take the right step. Na ture works all the time and Scott's Emulsion works if you take it. Scott's Emulsion cures all kinds of colds. Sd (or Jtn SUtitptt, JCO VV H JIQWS ClnwUii, w p,u St., N. Y. lend easy proposition for tho pres ent push. ' Tho pcoplo of Portland should oloct a man of tho character of Robort Inman very easily, nnd take thoir city out of factional politics. o PROTECT THE 8AVINQ8. A court In Michigan has Just decid ed that tho savings deposits In a wreqkod bank at Dotrolt mtiHt bo giv en preference over tho commercial do posits. Tho Journnl still holds that tho de posits of tho school chlldron In tho wrecked Gilbert Uros. bank should bo glvon proforo'uco ovor nil othor de positors. I Tho children wero Innocent parties, and their deposits wero received throughtho notion of tho school hoard, in designating that bank ns a deposi tory. v MJ lljftj If thero Is'no way to pay tho child ren's deposits out of tho ptoceods of tho bunk's assets, then tho school dis trict should relmburso them fully for all loss than 100 cents on tho dollar that tho bank pays. Tho board of oducatlon did not pro tect tho school chlldron by taking any bond, or oven by having tho books kept so as to show an account with each child. Lot tho community ho honest with tho chlldron. Cottage Grove to Bohemia. EUGENE", April 17. Tho contract for grading 20 miles of tho railroad from Cottage Grove to Uohomla has been let. Tho greater part of tho dis tanoo has been secured by tho Alex ander & Campbell Company, of Cot tage Grove, tho remainder going to a Portland firm. It Is announced that Uio work of grading will commence noxt Monday. Tho surveyors havo finished sotting tho grado stnkos, nnd everything is ready for tho beginning of actual con struction of tho road. It is claimed by some that tho road will bo finished before next winter, whllo others con tend that only a part of it will bo built th8 year, and tho remainder noxt Bunimor. SB3hLija wmmmmM r,y$3&fiVzf?xilKtinitp run- od tho there is no modlrinn to equal tlm Bitters. It will tetlort) the a petitc. purify Tithe blood, and ure Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIMJB3 CARD. No. 2 For Taquina: Train leaves Albai toaln leaves Ckirya 'Drain arrive Yaqul: NL.'l pcturrMng! Lbavel'Yagufiia lU.'PO p. in , 1.50 p. rn , 0:45 p. in . 0'00a di ,11:30 a. m .12:15 p. m Nfc .STOMACH , BITTERS Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nervousness, Insomnia and La Grippe. V. II Morphy, ono of tho prlncfpal promoters of tho enterprise, ,has 4Leavcs Corvalli8 Arrives Albany N6. .1 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00 a m. Arrives Detroit 12:15 p. m No. 4 From Detroit! Leaves Detroit 12:45 p. tu Aiflves Albany 5:40 p. m Trains 1 nrrlvoa In Albany in timo to cpnnect with the 8. 1'. south bound, tram, hb well as Riving two or threo hours in Albany be'oro departure of B. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with tho 8, P. west side train at CorvulliB Crossing for IndeDendence, McMfnnvillo and all 0 MHO onmm UNKOftPACJNFIC DEPART FOH UMCAEO Portland Hpcclal 8.-60. m, Tl Hunt-lDxton AtlMltlC KxpreiK 9 p.n. via Hunt-lnglon . .. . r, .1 f opened permanent offlces in Cottngo J v , ToMNt1l. rdw1n rtonk. Agent.Albany. Manniia , Grove, and will superlntondo Uio work In ixirson. Tho rcsldonts of Cottnco flfnvA ntifl ir nnrnnro rT mlnttllF I UlUf U UIIU V1IV UIIMWin " a(asiio properties In tho Roliomla district are jubilant over the prospects of an oarly completion of tho road, as it will cre ate a greater activity at tho mines. o Branson & Ragan. Aro just receiving a fresh lot of their Chase & Sanborn coffees. Some thing now in English Breakfast Teas, also a now shipment of several grades of Basket Fired Japan Teas. Try this firm, and you will boo that they keep the best St. Paul FutMall fl:ia n. m. la Spokane TIME SCHEDULES FromPuiilmiil, Or, Suit Lake. Denrer. Y Worth, Omnh, KAn'io City, fit. LouU, Cliliairc a ii. alt Lake, Deiier 1". Worth. Omaha, k'aniai Cltr, 61. Louis, ( lilcago and Kut. Walla Walla. LchMoii. 9rokino. Wallace, I'ulH man, uinneapoiix si Paul. nuiuth.MUwaiiLiol Clilcago, ano,Kat. ARRIVB FROM 4,so p m, 8:10a, m. :0ia m Do Your Horses and Cows Like Good Hay? Wo are proparcd to furnish it. Wn havo clovar, cheat and timothy bay o he best quality, Our prices-nro tho lowest going. The Great Rock Island Route 72 HI mm SAYAGB St RBID 322-324 Com'I St. Agents for the International stock food. SEEDSMEN m: M L.et Your Attention! Is called to our Spring drosp, and waist goods. You will want soma of these for your Spring gown, They nro of the quality which will mako up with elegant effect nnd havo tho beauty which nil! plvaso careful dreBSors. Mercerized silk zaphyr, 20c pur yd. Mercerized ginghams and woven silks 27c per yd. Simile Sole Sole 35c per yd. Call and see us, no can shvq you money. cars between Portland and Chicago change via. tho world's great est scenic lino, making closo conncq- tlons at Chicago in Union Dopot for all points East. Dally standard sloop lng car between Halt Lake City, Denver and Chicago, buffet, library, smoking cars betweon Pueblo. Denver and Chi cago. Tho most reasonablo dining car sorvico between Puoblo nnd Chica go. If you afo going to Kansas City, Omaha, Dcs Moines, Chicago or any placo East, you should cnqulro about tb'o Great Itock Island RoUto boforo purchasing your ticket. Ask your nearest ngont about It, or write for folders, and any information desired. A. E. COOPEIl, Gcii. Agt, Portland, Oro. "," I7J HUUKb v Is tho only lino POIrTLAMDiTO CHICAGO operating week i no cnime or ca-s ly personally I Through tickets via this route to all conducted tour- Eastern points on salo at Southorn Pa iat excursion ciflc depot office. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland 8 p. m. Dally except Sunday 8 p. m. Hatunlay 10 p. m. AUmUIIur dates aubjoct to CbUDRO Korean Fianclnco Ball ctcry 6 dayi COLUMRtA R1VKR ToAatnrla and War Landluga. I p. m ex, c.b' m. undir WILLAMETTE RIVER Stenmor Ruth leaves Salem for Port land and way landings on Tuoeday .Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 a. m. For Corvallis nnd way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 5 p. m. A. L. ORA1G, . M. P. BALDWIN. Gen. l'ass. Ant. Agt. O. B. St N. dock Portland, Oro. Sjf,om,,,Qre. 3SSSi ...The Ladies" Bazaar... I t 0 I ftp 118 State Street, Salem. S033; nil ,;.TRY OUR NEW GOODS,. Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Crackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon.Wafers, Graham Wafers HARRITT & LACDRBIMOB Old Post Office Grocery. S3.000.000 Worth of 80 pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives, and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining and cafe cars is the record of the At Easter Time Is when the building buslnpfs will bo in full swing. If you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you to get estimates from Goodnle Lumbor Co., for nny nnd all kinds of lumbor for out or InBldo work, lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds and everything needed in this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near B. P. Pass'r. depot. Phone 061. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our tendor nnd delicious meats, steaks, Iacib or mutton chops' veal cutlets or pork, Our meats aro all cut from the fattest and nrunost cattlo, and wo can supply your tablo with fresh, nutritious and wholosomo meats at bod rock pricos. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 I THE TRUE NEWSPAPER VIEW. i SI " t About men nnd munsurus n news papor should tako tho public vlow. If It roally wlshos to servo tho public It should never doseond to tho treatment of politics as a private snap. i Tho theory that in public affairs somo ono Is going to rldo on tho hacks of tho pcoplo, and that tho whole strugglo Is who shall rldo, is tho Tain ninny Idea, and is founded on spoils. Political pnrtlos must stand for per-1 tain principles. If tho managers lose During tho past year, making it tho most modnrn and tip-to-dato railroad in tile country. Travel ovor it and onioy the flnoit can nmnt n c.ii, 0. B. CIlANK.Gnn, Pas ARt., St. LouU, Mo. Hoss 0. CLINR. Paciili ..a -l ' iilc in tile country. Travel over it and en jo, y Coast Pas. Agt , I.os Angeles, Cnl. Ta $. af. s Salem's Greatest iiouse Furnlshlnjr Department Store. The great increase of freight shipments received at Sa- SraVUrK Id Z I fc.nl S ,dUe t0 .t!.,e i? ?,CS Qf V toY. nWde bV Perfect Content Is bound to be yours when you get In sidoof ono of our faultlessly laundered collars, cuffs or si irt. Tho color and finish aro exquisite. Thero aro no frayed edcos or torn button boles to an noy you from any work done at this up to.dato laundry. Try the new work. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL 3. OLMSTKD, PROrBISTOB. DOROUa D. OLMBTKD, 1IQR. f hone .411 230Llbort Street All Ladies Who Buy SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPER the sole agent in this city. WY RE THAT 0UT.0F-DATE BICYCLE 4 When Columbias and HaHfords are to be, had at such reasonable pres nnd on such easy terms, This is an age of progress Man ufacturers of the Columbia hayp kept ggce with it, As a result, he Columbia of 1902 embodies mam improvements and refine- tnts that contribute mtghlily; to cycling, comfort and pleasure," Be up-to-date and get the benefit of thcm, Sundries, repairing, j -a . wnecj to rent tho othor. A nowspupor that Is not a mure spoils organ should labor to holp tho pcoplo fully understand nny glvon sit uation or oampalgn, and then strike hard blows dally to got tho bost rosult out of that condition. Tho Journal cunuot soo tho justlco or fairness or protection to public In torosts that conuw from striking down men who havo made a good record In public Borvloo, bocouso somo faction demands it. Tho faction may havo tho newer to ZSZ.EZ.ZSS!.fas& prices; the 35c ones for 21c; the 50c and tho people havo tho iKills should protect agalust such outrages, Our millinery department is being refilled with noyelties. New goods arriving every day- See our new street hats. Sailors galore, a 50c sailor for 29c. Children's and misses' hats in great variety. Corsets -we are still selling corsets at greatly re- Arc 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 as'soon as they hear of it. Z X R. M. WADE & CO. Bed Time I tako a pleasant liorb drink, tho noxt morulng I feol bright and my com ploxlou is better. My doctor says it nota gontly on tho stomaoh, liver and klduoys. and Is a pleasant laxative. It la mado of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It la oalleU Lane's Med- lolno. All drugglsta sell It at 26c and SO cents, Lane'a Family Medlolnoa tnovea tho boweU .eaoh day. If you e'annot got It, send for freo samples. Address, Orator Voodvard,LoUoy,N. T.;.ir!n"es for 32c; the 65c ones for 45c. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store CLOVER SEED Special prices for a short time. SEED WHEAT a choice supply, FIELD PEAS a cut in the price. LAND PLASTER at the lowest prices in the city. tW Call and get our prices. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... i ujun&l. FEEDMF.N ANh CPPhqmcm . i . .. w WMMMtJJIIlUt Salem. Oregon Next Door o tho Postofllce. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM 'Hpw Locution o jr. WiLv u- f V5 XyX Good Meals. A weal can be oujoyed when fine broad and pastry are used, suoh as ro tuadd at tho Ploaeer tlakery. All good housekeepers va this baking. SALEM. OREGON A firsUlass pilvato hospital for the treatment ol obroulc and euntical of the dvThe"mo Imoto T furmshlnge and Utt a?SlaS2 tl.rpuRhou( the ha,Idi. Ilested by hoi ,t .id ffihSP&'S: au eieciioiiv iiero uib iuk can hnv )a (MMn tfml a vi . 1 l&Ta phyeelaixe brlfru Ttto ,SSSfl Zh "Qta. Bled. For terms and further iaforma. Ri oraia- awteiea in operations l( rtxjue tfonwrita or apply penwnallT CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VIlTOa WIICOMEO BBtVEEN 8 AMD 4 ?, r fl Saccesslal Move Since we came to 307 Commercial St. we have gained many new customers, and the most of our old friends found us. We have better facilities for handling our goods, Our expenses are much ess which pmhw nf tn au? iwf.r hr- K i0-c?tStomerJ- Jhose who have traded with us found t so. and those who hae not. will find bargains in our cloth- n$J? Ur -P0-? 7.50 and 510 suits and you vyill not go away emply handed. " Come and take our 21 r rcfc v.fl,. on c.n n ei each elsewhere. Extra bargain. Z 7 t ST V " S . PR IEDMHN 307 Coraacrclat Street, r. S. - 8. Friedman (the auctioneer.) has his office with us. U5 'Court SM ,miMWnm w MWW1lT'W StW'nl rw -Pre.?