The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 28, 1902, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto f Me daily journal, salem, Oregon, Saturday, june !&, 1302. IBBHE5S I; L I 5 it. imimmvmxxx White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. 106 Slate Street. 1 ,. -- a ihohiih Enlarged Quarters Enlarged Meals But No Enlarked Prices Everybody cats with us and all are welco ipbvbjv Il v 5' isHKftlrwmHKflKflBI J HBBBBBBBBTClKjaMBttHBTlBBBBBBI If HHnBMKMwI' j wSHBBBH l K , jLiPjBJBJBft. 'tfy'1 Our Woman's Department H Tbe Journal's Weekly Budget of Club Mews nnd Items of Interest Pertaining to the Home, Mrs. Lottloo S. Rounds, former .pres ident of the Illinois W. 0. T. U., speak ing on. tho subject, said: "Stop marrying young men who smoke, I tell tho girls, and make thorn walk their way alone." Boise has a Club." with a 'Woman's Democratic difference that it is h domoeratic Koclally, not politically. Vacation days have arrived and there will probably bo no mora meet Ings of local clubs until Sentombo," or October. t i i no practice ciubs oi parliamentary i usago Is growing In interest. It has boon dotldod to hold tho classes twice a week until further notice, at tho homo of Mrs. Allco II. Dodd, corner of Court and Cottage streets. Tho meetings for tho coming week aro on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, at 7.30 o'clock. that bohlnd the purple of tho oustcro monarch beats the heart of tho English gentloman. Burroughs & Fraser Tinners, Plumbers, Iron Workers SALEM, OREGON. Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron, Cornice, Roofing:, and all work In their line about a building. Estimates fur nished on short notice. Dr. M. Theresa Schoettle . ...OSTEOPATH Graduate of American School of Osteopathy at Kirksville, AW. Offices in Tioga Block, Salem, Oregon. Hours 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4 o'clock. The Salem Woman'u Club will hold a reception on Monday ovenlng In tho grounds of tho residence of Judge and Mrs. S. II. Dean, at 20th and Court streets, providing tho wealhor permits of an out-door affair. Tho ovont marks tho first anniver sary of tho birth of tho club, and will help to promote tho good fellowship that has characterized tho work of tho pait year. Each mombor is privileged to bring thrco guests. A program will bo provided, tho details of which aro not yet at hand at present writing, tho mattor is to bo considered, however, at tho mcotlng of tho club this afternoon. As a rule, women stars have nfado, or nt least saved, moro money than Uioho of tho male porauaslon. Lotta loft tho stage worth $2,000,000. Pattl, Dubo, Uornhnrdt and Hojana aro all wealthy. Magglo Mitchell, retired, could writo a check for $400,000, and Viola Allen may do tho samo act for at least one-fourth of that .sum. Julia Marlowe, Amelia Ulnghnm and Mod Jeska aro all rated at an equal figure, whllo Losllo Carter and May Irwin can easily go beyond that Interesting and agreeable financial point. Tho Chauncoy Dopow Club of Des Moines has gained a far-reaching rep utation through ono of its many dis tinguished mombers having become one of tho first ladies of tho land, Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw, wlfo of Secrotary Shaw. Mrs. Shaw, since her entrance Into Washington society, has been re gretfully missed from nctivo work in the club of her natlvo town. In tho big factory whoro tho govern ment's paper monoy Is printed thoro at a some very skilful womon who got watched everywhere, vuiy biuuii luiy. nun i uuuiuiy iruui or mo women wno inspect anu count An adult sufftago bill has passed both houses of tho Australian Com monwealth Parliament, and is now law. Undor it all adults, without re gard to box, have tho right to voto for members of Parliament In tho six provinces constituting the federation, and It carries with it tho right to sit in Parliament If olectod. Woman has thus boon put on a political equality with man throughout tho common wealth. It Is bollevod to bo the first case on record whoro an ontlro feder ation has enfranchised all Its women, and tho oxporlmont will bo keenly A FIGHT FOR LIFE THE STORY Of A MINIS TER'S WIFE IN COLORADO. ..Ni) Drti: Store.' farTm blW-MBBBM WITT If VsHbT &Mm K? :imm 'asSD r" HBBBJErl Tho womo'n of tho Eugene Patriotic Lcaguo havo adopted plans and called for bids for tho construction of a rest ing placo for womon, to bo construct- Iioubo. Eugene Guard. od in tho county park, near tho court Now what can Snlom women do in this respect. Lot ub not allow sister towns to got ahead of us In every thing. Marlon Square could bo mado an ideal resting placo for our visiting rural shoppors, Its vicinity to tho com mercial contor making it especially dcslrablo. Perhaps tho Fourth of July commltteo would donate the bonrhos It Is about to erect for tho colobratlon (provided thoy can bo mado pormanont and ornamental) if a commltteo of our fair womon would wait upon them with tho request. Thoy simply could not refuse, wo nro suro of It. and after wo havo tho seats wo might got dopartmont further holp in beautifying tho tho sheets of bills as thoy como from tho presses. Each sheet contains four bills; oach bill must bo porfect If thoro Is ovor so small a spot or flaw in tho printing It is rojected. Tho wo mon who inspect and throw out lm porfect impressions aro exports who havo served in all capacities from printer's assistant up. Thoy can de tect a Haw in an Instant, which could not bo seen by nn untrained oyo. Thoy Inspect and count 1G,000 sheets of bills a day, and thoy havo to pass rigid examinations boforo thoy can got into tho scrvlco at all. Anna II. Shaw, who has repeatedly said In her lectures that man novor did woman Justlco except once, and then ho placed her as a Ilguro of jus tlco on top of tho court houso and blindfolded her, will bo mado glad again, for tho postofllco department has undor consideration tho question of placing on ono of tho postago stamps of tho now lssuo tho head of sotno woman who Is connected with tho history of tho country. Whllo no particular person has boon decided on, thoro scorns to bo no doubt but that Martha Washington will bo so honored and hor plcturo avIU grnco tho stamp. This will ho tho first rec ognition of woman upon nny of tho government securities Issued by that When Princo Honry of Prussia wob In this country ho gallantly said: "Tho American womon aro lovely simply beautiful and charming!" Tho men who run newspapers as gallantly printed theso onconlums of tho princo, and nil ovor tho world tho nows was carried that a Gorman princo hnd added his testimony to tho charms of American womon. This Is very woll, perfectly meot nnd propor. Dut now comes tho Countess Itochnmboau, on a visit to Amorlca for tho first tlmo, and de clares: "I admlro American men, oh, so much I Thoy aro handsomo and Btronger thnn ours." Could anything bo moro delightful than this, coming from a charming Fronch woman? Will It not now bo hoovo tho Journals conducted by wo mon to glvo ns broad circulation to How often does it fall to tho lot of woman to strugglo hand to hand wlUi death, as did Mrs. Huston, tho wlfo of tho Rov. J. II. Huston, pastor of tho Methodist Eplscopul church, In Eliza beth, Elbert county, Colorado. It was hor grit in keeping up tho fight ngalnst tho frightful odds that brought hor through. Sho relates tho story of It: "To tell you about my awful strug gle," sho says, "I must go back a lit tlo. When I was a young girl I had spinal trouble, and this, togotlior with a throat and lung dlfllculty, mado great Inroads on my constitution, so that I novor had boon real strong. I becamo generally run down and Buffered for many years with stomach trouble and extremo nervousness. Doctors did not help mo, and I was in a desperate stato of health, struggling constantly for llfo. Oftentimes I was confined to my bed, but I novor gave up until I found f could not keop upon my foot with out fainting. "It was a continual fight for exist ence with but littlo to encourago me, until, upon my Bister's suggestion, I took Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People. About Blx years ago sho was In very poor health, suffering especial ly from an excruciating pain In her head, which tho doctors could not re lieve. Sho tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and received so rcmarkablo and prompt relief that I thought I would soo what theso wonderful pills would do for mo. "I did not tako thorn a week boforo a markod Improvement was manifest. I continued taking them and thoy mado mo reol uottor and stronger than In a I havo had no return of HAVE YOU VISITED IT? DO SOON! It may be "just "another one", but it is different from any of the ordinary kind. Different fittings, different equipment, different methods. Permit us to become acquainted with you, ONE THING IS SURE, viz; that while the store is new, you can. certainly count on gettine a little extra of us each time, for we are working to get customers. After that you will be the 'best judge of our service.'; We shall be glad to make your acquaintance over the counter. 0. K. Pharmacy. O. O. COMFORT, PROF1. 333 Commercial St NEXT TO DAMON'S GROCERY Salem. Oregon grounds. Let right now. us mnkc a beginning At tho olghtoonth annual conven tion of tho Philadelphia County Wo man's Tomporanco Union Mrs. M. V. Strlngor road a papor on "Narcotics," In which sho said: "It Is currently reported In tho at Wostmlnstor. Mrs. nowspapors that womon In largo mini- was mistress of tho Whlto , hers and various grades of socloty Mrs. Harriet Initio Johnson hns boon Invited by King Edward, ovor his own signature, to attand tho coronation ceremonies Johnson this stntomont In favor of tho Amort can mon as did tho Journnls run bv inm. wi.iin tho men to tho statement of Princo , tho least symptoms of tho stomach or huh. in mvor oi mo American nervous trouble, and havo n6 hosl womon? Iloro is our chance. Lot us tancy In saying that If it wore not for ii.ui.uini uio American man ns King Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo Poo by right of tho quconly womanhood of America. Houso whon King Edward, then nnd of different nationalities aro tak Princo of Wales, visited this country, jlng to tho clgarotto habit; that thoy in 18G0. Prostdont Duchannn nnd hlsjovon nmoko cigars. If, as stated on nleco then entertained tho royal ' good authority, tho tasto is transmit guost. Korty-llvo years havo pnssed ted from parent to child, why not to slnco that ovont, and Mrs. Johnson is tho girls ns woll us to tho boys, now nn aged lady, but King Edward I "Tho tasto for alcoholic liquors Is has not forgotten tho fair hostess of transmitted regardless of sex. Horo tho "Whllo Houso, who ontortalnod is a subject that domands tho groatost him In tho sixties, Nothing more consideration. Think of It, yo royal thnn this simple net hns yot fathers; ponder Its Import, yo moth characterized tho rolgn of King Ed- era, and oh, yo maidens, bownro of tho 1 ward, and It plainly reveals tho fact nmokor." Agricultural Census Figures. A conBiis bulletin on agriculture In Oregon, Just lssuod sIiowb thnt farms of the stato, on Juno 1, 1001, numbored 35.837, and wore valued at $132,337, G14. Of this amount ?19,199,G94, or 14.G por cont, roproaonts tho vnluo of buildings, and $113,137,820, or 85.G per cont., tho valuo of land and Improve- monts, othor than buildings. Tho val uo of farm Implements and machinery was $G,G0G,725, and of llvostock $33, 917,018. Thoso values, added to that of farms, gavo $172,701,287 as tho to tal valuo of farm proporty. Tho total value of farm products for 1889 wns $38,090,9G9, of which $10,248,282, or 12.8 por cent., represents tho vnluo of annual products, and $21,80G,G87, or G7.2 por cent., tho valuo of crops, in cluding tho forest products cut or pro duced on farms. Tho gross farm in come In Oregon In 1899 was $31,89G,-218. plo, instead of bolng up and about tho houso at my work, I would now bo confined to my bed." Mrs. Huston took n mcdlclno that attacked hor troublo at tho root tho blood and nerves. Poor blood and dis ordered nerves aro at tho seat of near ly nil ailments which afflict mankind, and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People havo proven to ho a cortalu remedy for all diseases arising from this cause1. Thoy will euro locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, SL Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rhoumatlsm, norvous headache, tho aftor-effeots of tho grip, palpitation of tho heart, palo and sallow comploxlon and nil forms of weakness, olthor In malo or fomalt. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo Peo plo nro sold by all dealers, or will bo sent postpaid on rocolpt of prlco, GO cento a box; six boxes for $2. CO, by ad dressing Dr. Williams Modlclno Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Send for freo book let of medical advlco. THE STORE For Bargains in Anything Shoes, hats, caps, overalls, shiits, gloves, underwear, hos iery, dry goods, trunks, valises, tin and granite ware. Glass ware, crockery, window shades, lace curtains, notions of all kinds, Toys and dolls, a fine line of sea shells. We buy and sell for spot cash and can give youthe lowest Racket prices on everything. Starr Salem, Or.. 274 Com. St. Prop. Stclner's Market, Chickens 80. Spring 10 to 12J$c Err per dozon, 10c. alem Iron Works James Gill, Lessee A Good Line of Patterns for Housework. Columns, Lintels, Gratings, Also GeneralJFounders Steps and Finials.... and Machinists.... 1 In; Mitchell Wagon BEING THE KINQ PIN OF OUR VEHICLE LINES IN FACT ALL OF OUR LINES, AND DEINQ OF THE HIOHEBT POSSIBLE STANDARD, IT IS DUT NATURAL THAT VE 8HOULD STRIVE TO 8UR ROUND IT WITH Q00D8 OF MERIT, AND WHILE 80ME OF THE LINES OF VEHICLES SHOWN HEREIN ARE LOWER PRICED THAN OTHERS, WE AIM TO PUT ALL THE VALUE POSSIBLE IN EACH ARTICLE CONSISTENT WtTH THE PRICE AT WHICH WE. OFFER THE 8AME. WE ARE LARGE BUYER8, HENCE CAN DICTATE SOMEWHAT TO THE MANUFACTURERS, AND GET QOOD8 MADE RIQHT FOR THE NORTHWEST TRADE. IT ALSO ENABLES U8 TO BUY CLOSER THAN SOME OTHER8, AND THE LARGE VOLUME OF BUSINESS HANDLED BY US ENABLES US TO HANDLE EACH LINE ON A SMALLER MARGIN OF PROFIT THAN TH08E WH08E TRADE IS NOT 80 FAR REACHING. THEREFORE, WE FEEL JUSTIFIED IN SAYING THAT WE GIVE MORE VALUE FOR THE MONEY THAN CAN BE HAD ELSEWHERE. IT IS NOT OUR AIM TO 8ELL CHEAP GOOD8, BUT TO HAVE EACH ARTICLE OF QUALITY CONSISTENT WITH THE DUTY TO BE PER FORMED, AND GET THE PRICE AS LOW AS POSSIBLE AND LEAVE US A REASONABLE MARGIN FOR DOING BU8INE88. When you start out to buy you can't afford to miss us. We Recom mend . . . Our Bee Line" FOR THOSE WHO WANT A GOOD SERVICEABLE RELIABLE VEHICLE AT A MODERATE PRICE. THERE 18 A GROWING DEMAND FOR MODERATE-PRICED VEHICLES BUILT TO GIVE SAT ISFACTION. THIS LINE FILLS THE WANT TO A-NICETY, BECAUSE IT IS BUILT WITH A FULL KNOWLEDGE OF THE CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE NORTHWE8T TRADE. FOR 1901 WE HAVE ADDED THE BODY CORNER IRON, WHICH HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FEATURE ON OUR HENNEY BUGGIES. 4 .-,Z, ? jjfU'ii fcafriH- ' - l'"11 ' ' "'H'" ' WE C La ln4 JLf or Hennen Lin MITCHELL WAQON8 CASE PLOWS H008IER DRILL8 ' 8TAR WIND MILLS MITCHELL FEED CUTTBR8 8WI88 FEED CUTTERS BLIZZARD EN8ILAQE CUTTER DIAMOND FEED MILLS PLANET JUNIOR GOODS CULVER DRAG SAW MACHINES BADGER 8PRINQ TOOTH HARR0W8 FLEMING 8TACKER8 AND RAKC8 DI88ELL CHILLED PLOWS CHAMPION MOWERS, BINDERS REAPERS AND RAKES SOUTHWICK HAY PRE88B8 "MEYERS" PUMPS AND HAY TOOLS TAYON DOOR HANGERS CLARK'S RIQHT LAPS HENNEY BUGGIES BEE LINE VEHICLES BABCOCK VEHICLES ARB WIRE, BALE TIB8 I BINDER TWINE AND ROPE MITCHELL WAGON GREASE AND MOTOR BICYCLES DEFENDER SPECIAL AND OXFORD TIRES DUNLOP AND HARTFORD TIRES fllGlieli loons NOW ON THE MARKET FOR THE 8IXTH YEAR, AND HA8 BEEN 'SOLD LARGELY TO LIV. ERYMEN, DOCTORS, STOCKMEN AND OTHERS WHO KEEP A BUGGY GOING, AND GIVE IT LOT8 OF HARD KNOCKS, HENNEY BUGGIES IN THEMSELVES ARE WELL AND FAVORABLY KNOWN, HAVING BEEN SOLO HERE FOR YEARS PAST. THESE HENNEY RIGS OF OUR8, HOWEVER, ARE BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR US, WE STIPULATING THE GRADE AND SIZE OF EVERY PIECE OF MA. TERIAL IN THEM, A8 WELL AS THE STYLE OF CONSTRUCTION. WE PUBLI8H HEREIN A FEW 'LETTERO FROM LIVERYMF.N, FROM WHICH YOU WILL SEE THEY GIVE SATISFACTION. "A BET. &?flpA jfUOf IES FOR THE MONEY CANNOT BE BOUQHTtM IS THE VERDICT OF EVERY LIVERYMAN i$ VHO-"Jta9. USED THEM. MITOHBLU CAREY. Miiugtr Sileiiv Branch It is our aim to deal honestly and fairly with' every, customer. FARM, SPRING AND DELIVERY WAGONS OF THE MITCHELLMAKE, WHEREVER KNOWN OR USED, NEED NO FURTHER RECOMMENDATION THAN THAT THEY ARE GEUINE MITCHELL GOODS FOR NEARLY SEVENTY YEARS THEY HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED AT THE HIGHEST STAND ARD OF QUALITY, AND THE SAME HIGH STANDARD WILL ALWAYS CONTINUE TO PREVAIL. WE THANK OUR CUSTOMERS FOR PAST FAVORS. AND SOLICIT A CONTINUANCE OF THE SAMP Ulc dek t .. - lU "w DCU ,u UHE NEW TRADE THAT THEY WILL ALWAYS FIND OUR GOU EVERY LINE TO BE JUST WHAT WE REPRESENT THE TO BE. IN LBWIS St STAVBR GO. State Street, Near Front, Salem, Oregon. f !'