The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 30, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHH EWSEHi EHiWIiliiSHHi f ' vi i t e it 0 Hr QnraEBnssWsBs'V Jt I) f mV S P l g THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OnEQON, 8ATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1902. Fruit Trays and Hop Baskets No agents will be sent out, but all buyers can save the cost of an agent by coming direct to the factory. Get your uruers in in ume ana you will save money. Successor to Hamon A Landon. JOHN STOUT Bash and Door factory Cor. Church and Mill Sod, Qualty Quantity Ico orcam soda 10c Ice cream norved with Nnbslc Wafers, 10c. Ice Cream In pnlls to tnko homo. lA Pint, paper pall lOc 1 pint, pnpgr pall ir,p 1 quart, pnpor pall 2Ec A gallon, papor pall C0c A gallon, packed In Ico COc 1 gallon, packed In Ico Sl.00 W f f 0 u Special prices on croam to the trade. Our cream will koop five days If repacked. PARTIES Wishing erenm In largo quantities will do well to see us before buying. 154 State St. Phone 2874 W ZIP alem's Popular Confectioner... Our Woman's Department X The Journal's Weekly Budeet of Club News and Items of Interest Pertaining to the Home, WOMAN. Hy Charles Hanson Towne You say that ou are but a woman you Who are so vary wonderful to me You toll me there Is little you can do. Little Indeed that all the world ran see. Thuru are no battles on the open plain That you ran flaht, as I. a man. tun fight; Hut who shall say your life is lived ia vsln If all my darkened days you hare kept Unlit? Salem Abstract and Land Co. FRANK W. WATERS, Mjfr. ESTABLISHED 1880 Only Complete Set of Books in the County. Abstracts of Title Furnished Parties wlslilni; general information in regard to land or titles In Marlon county will do nail to consult us. 2591-2 Coni'l, St. Upstairs Salem, Oregon, Burroughs & Fraser SALEM. OREGON. Tin and Sheet Iron Workers, Plumbing, etc. Hop and Fruit Dryer Pipe a Specialty Theo M. Barr Hurcestor to Hsrr A Puliul. Oh, little woman-heart, be glad, be Klad That you are what God tm&e you! Well I know How you have nerved me when the day was sad. And made me better yea, and kept me so' Be very glad that you. In yaw white place. Your little home, wits folded hands can be A silent Influence ta whoa aourre t trace The lillle good there err was in me. To be a woman! Is that any more That you hare need to he tram day to day? How wonderful to hart your heart, your store Of purity and goods, and to say "One that I lore mWw sloe I came. One that love me la better for my sake." A woman! Oh. Utere Is mo greater name That Tr on mortal tonga shall wake! simply mcan that she never was nhle to Inspire u h love In any man. or that sh had the misfortune of being Jilted. Tho things happen, and are personal pxp'-rlenees. nothing more It Is an undeniable truth that women who are beautiful speak well of men If I were a woman, ever so homely, aver so negl tod a woman even, who had never had a word of love whis pered Into nn ur I would not be such a fool as to admit it. I would speak well of man and be a diplomatist. r CONGRESSMAN CROWLEY Uses Pe-ru-na in His Family For Catarrhal and Nervous Affections. M At the Wild Went show Thursday erenlng there were counted several dota of young a (sees whose pretty contour of fa was spotted and con torted by a double-actlM Jaw move ment, kept up during the whole per formance It Is natural for the nti Mstherj of Gifted Men, Raleigh said that he owed his k- llleness and deportment to his mother. Chopin's mother, like himself, was very delicate. Goethe pays severs! tributes in his writings to the character of his mother. Gounod's mother was fond of taint ing and music Sydney Smith's mother was a very fair conversationalist and was very quick at repartee Schumann mother was gifted with musical ability Haydn dedicated one of his most im portant instrumental compositions to bis mother. Charles Darwin's mother had a de cided taste for all branches of natural history. Gibbon's mother was passionately foad of reading and encouraged her son to follow her example. Spoor's mother was an excellent judge of music but no musician. Wordsworth's mother had a cliarac ter as peculiar as that of her sifted I :x4 ;tV ';? r-V.V. All! !n: m w IV'2 W:. 'i'.IK- Susan B Anthony Is writing n his tory of the woman's suffrage move ment In this country. bovine to be continually chewing her!MD'' thp 'te Queen Victoria .....J k m. -t . . - I tfta.fh trWtAdn 0n..tDbJ.l. a i. American women are becoming more common In their ways and are nursing their own babies. Just like an empress or a queen The latest example of this sort la thus niMtitlmiul ln u vuu - ... v.......-.. HJ 1 ...TV. jVork newspaper- "Following the ex- of f '.'h i f.-tj mi-i iir-mzn. zv v-nsHzn .! Il " I J if M V7ivy ii -. . r u'- r.iiii -: v Vsasit7HlButS9k : J 4ifci--- HiraJlJfVwwWltAYoUi :. '.f ?? - sZ&zrrzrzr .jror. -- T ' Trrr ' ' ''' "J -r-, , CONGRESSMAN J. B .Crowley. -n Hon. Joseph D. Crowley, Congressman from Illinois, writes from Robinson, ill., the following praise for the great catarrhal tonic, P.'runa. Congressman Crowley says: "After giving Peruna a fair trial I can clieerfully recommend y our remedy to anyone suffering with coughs, colds and la grippe, and all catarrhal complaints. "Mrs. Crowley has taken a number of bottles of Peruna on account of nervous troubles, it has proven a strong tonic and last ing cure. I can cheerfully recommend it." J. B. CROWLEY. No other romedv invented bv in nil linn i It I exnotlv iih CotiureririniiLli Crowlev vor received as mucii praiso from men -ash- SALEM, Hot Air, Hot Water and Steam Heating a Specialty. OREGON ..N?u) ..jii in ii .l--. i n-p. . i-T-i r; Drtig Store.. HAVE YOU VISITED IT? DO SOON! It may hi "just another one", but it is dilTerenl Irom any of the ordinary kind. Different littinjjs, different equipment, different methods. Permit us to become acquainted with you. ONE THING IS SURE, vi?.; that while the store is new, you can certainly count on gettinvr a little extra of us each time, for weare working to jjet customers. After-th.it you will be the best judge of our service. We shall Jbe glad to make your acquaintance over tlie counter. 0. K. Pharmacy. cud. but for the American girl to put herself oa the same level Is hardly befouling to womaaly dignity I ad rorr DUIe. the poet, nov elist, explorer and champion of wo man surra luu written a letter to I'rwaldent Roosevelt on Child Ubor In Amerlf a " In this letter she says thAl 'uIiIIh 111. m!!lIonim am umi. ting and putting about In line linen mid in an Insufferable atmosphere of snobbish MmNwlty. thousands of mere mites are tolling bni all day and some all night. In mills and commercial shambles or the poor therein the millionaires hatch their golden hordes" Mhe asks the president to put down fhild slavery as Lincoln pu down negro slavery This npiieal. coming from a class of the British no blllty. sho foster and thrive ou Just such conditions as described must bav struck the president as rathei anomalous. Lady Dixie no doubt ha. desiwlrwl of rinding a Lincoln In her own country. Mr. llalfiHir. the ne KnalUh tir. mler, Is a woman MiiffrnBix i ....i JJallsbury. the letlrina nnuilr wu also a woman suffragist, and when the, House of UirdH Hmended the Loudon government bill In 1.VH8 to strike out woman suffrage, the premier was very Indignant and declared the House of l-oiilB was untit to be trusted with the legislstle. business of the country. The public questions which agitate the mind across the ocau a. . different from those In our own dear native ih no sud the uuestlnH ... suffrage Is the straw which shows which way the mad blows O. O. COMPORT, PROP. 333 Commercial St. MIXTTO DAMON'S GROCERY Salem. Oretron LAsSXAIX??0il5)SgJ05 To lue your lllcycle put In POni Ol.tPC for hnri r.l.-1lni. ore sure to need It-you will need It In ihe worst way. Don't forneius- Now is the time the Kmpresa Frederick, of the present German kaiserln. and of many other royal and imperial ladies in Kuropc. Mrs. John Jacob Astor is nursing her baby daughter herself." It Is always an open question as to whether or not mothers should select husbands for their daughters. Of course there Is much to say on both sides. The mother looks at the lover with unbiased views. Hers Is nn rn romantic Jove dream. She stands as a guardian to her daughter, watching her Interests and always wary of unde slrable suitors. The daughter, on the other hand, has her own views on the subject. She does not care whether he has money or what his faults may be. She likes his appearance, his conduct seems perfect in fact, she Is deir. ately in kive. And with a girl In this cowttition most arguments are useless. Then it is the duty of the mother to wep in with tactful diplomacy. A mother should talk quietly to her daughter In love It Is not iw,v for her to say. "i frtIU you marrying this man " Any girl with spirit would Immediately make up her mind that he would marry the man of her choice. Many girls have rushed Into regretable marriages simulv nn no. count of the treatment. She should argue the uoiuts for a,i against sympathetically, but decisive ly Then perhaps the veuns: airt'u .vU will opeu to the truth that th . "iher Ingredients In the structure of marriage besides love of IiIl-Ii stntlnn &g I'lthhh. Over fortv members of Congress have tried it and recommended it to suffcritiK humanity. They uso It themsulvuti to guard Against the effects of the intense strain of public life; to ward off the ill off cuts of the chauguablo cllmato of Washington. They keep it in their homes for family uc. Thuy recommend it to their neigh bors, and they do not hesitate in public print to declare their appreciation and enuorsomoiu oi mis greatest oi moucru tiuia, T'l.pltllfi Ij n ult-lft nllil (llirf. rm cdy for coughs, colds and In grlppo and all catarrhal complaints. It is an excel lent remedy in all nervous troubles. It never fails to prove Itself a powerful tonic and a lusting cure." This Ih what Congressman Crowley hays, and this is w hat thniisands of other peoplo are say ing all over the United States. Congresrnan HomulusZ. LIuney from Taylnrxville, X. C, writes: "My secre- Ifirv tifiil nil liiiil il iiii4i. lit fMiturrli rii T I "-' "- I ever saw, uud siucu hu lias taken one bottloof Tornna ho Bcomnllko a different man." Romulus Z. Llnnoy. Congressman A. T. doodwyn, Robin sou Snrlntrs. Ala., writes: "I bavn ,,, used ono bottlo of Peruna nnd am a well man today. A. T. Goodw.vn. U. S. Senator W. N. Roach from Larl moro, N. D., writes:' 'I bavo used Po ruunns a tonic. It has greatly holpod mo In strongth, vigor nnd appotltc." CongrcBSinan II. W. Ogdon from Bon ton, La., writes : " I can conoclontloucly recommend your Poruna.' II. w. Ogdcn. Contrressmaii II. W. Smith fmm -m.... nhvsboro. 111., writes: "I lmvn tnt ono bottlo of Poruna for my catarrh and X reel very inucn oonotitcu." Geo. W. Smith. Congressman David Meokison from Napoleon, O., writes: l imro used sovcral bottles of Poruna and feci greatly benefited thoroby from my catarrh of tho head." David Meokison. Senator Mallory, of Pcnsacola, Tla., writes: "I liavo used your cxcollont remedy, Peruna, and havo recommonded It both as a tonic and a safo catarrh rem edy." Stephen R. Mallory. Senator M. C. Ilutlor, ex-Governor of South Carolina, wrltes: "I can recom mend Poruna for dvsDonslaanil Rtnmnnl, trouble." M. O. llutlcr. Senator W.V. Sullivan from Oxford, Miss., writes: "I tako plcasuro in ro commending your great national catarrh cure, Poruna, as tho best I havo evor tricd."-W. V. Sullivan. Senator J. M. Thurston from Omaha, Xeb., writes : " Peruna entirely relioved mo of a very irritating cough," J. m. Thurston. Congressman II. G. Worthlngton from Nevada, writes: "I havo taken on tint. tlo of Peruna and it has benefited me lmmonsely." II. G. Worthlngton. Congressman Howard from Ft. Pmyno. Ala., writes : " I havo taken Poruna for la grippe, and I tako ploasuro in recom mending Poruna as an oxcellont rom- cdy."-M. W. Howard. Congressman Willis Brewer from llavnuxvlllo. Ala., writes: "I bavn used ono bottle of Poruna for lassitude, and I take ploasuro in recommending It." Willis Brewer. If you do not derive prompt nnd satis factory results from tho uso of Poruiin. wrlto at onco to Dr. Ilartmnu, giving a full statement of your caso nnd ho will bo pleased to give you his valuable ad vice gratis. Address Dr. llartman, President ol Tho Hartmun Sanitarium, Columbus, Ulilo. retnifdloi. nmtJunmtitmmjmmttmmttttmtjtmttntnnntMMimit-M,,...........,. ",","","":,j:-,:":J""J-"":mmmmmmmtmmmmmwtttg iRviN & num Shoes Shobs we Do all kinds of Bicycle repairing. Repair all makes of Bicycles, Fit all makes of Bicycle lire?. .Mrs. Ulliau Cnla U.H..I ta.. .. eag by the linker City Woman'a limM ui give a course f parltainenury law drills in October A woman In Salem h b.o. .. calls ever widow she kn,w-a . t ' fsctrtm. because she has put at lut uue man under ground OUR MOTTO: Rest Workmanship jd Prompt Dellerv X A full line of all kinds of S Wc have a full line ol (lie celebrated Keen Kutlcr Pocket Knives and Razors. sundries, Lamps. Tires, Cements, Otis Pedals, Etc. A few snaps In Second-hand Rlciclej-cheap SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Rank S 9 HOLESALE AND RETAIL fi !i tt ir , o i ' T? I'wtlsnd CemsHU WOOD; eswed or full lougUu All kinds of UiUI.Hu .wutwLI, MlMt, g.v4, mu, kltlagiet, eic. p. . BENTLBY Mother Mary Kathcrlnc founder and head of the Order of the messed 8a rament. former! Ml.. Mary Katherlne ..r,r. oi mnaueiphla haa furnished the money to aevure -.mtrol of the plendld hot springs .t c,, ntfr Hot Sprlnga. g. 1 ,Ul w, BWr t( that place a larae sth.v.t k. -... iji . "" ""r '""" " negro cnildr n will be edu cated. The benefactress Is the daughter of the former , .. Oeo. V. Child, surf .. ..-.-.. . Uastern aoetatr- Mushroom clubs are being organ ed In Ue aktsi. The purpose is to inquire Into the dwtlaaulshiM. rM.... of the fungi a to whoMMomeneas edibility and lu powonous qualities "The diftereMce Iukwmii ... k... k4iad's clHb and mU." aatd the nretty wowan in the torqiioiao-coiored toque WmWii at her watch. "Is that wine rasw trow a to . and his front to I " Women who abuse bmm advertise themeelvee social fallunM. hau. Max OKell The wouum wk u.. that she never ettjoyed the mciiy of man H) tt WtHNHg Who MHKWfc- CO (3mm that nh had eaoNiii umwhmi carna w attract the atUnUon at I mH. After all. the knowledge of man possessed tn women i er limit It TOIL AND SAVE. Russel Sage is still struggling away trying to accumulate a few more d. lars. He haa now more than he could pend la his nay of living In a thou- sano years. But what slaulna tw , - .-,v. ,'HIHy I waning is his ret. his recreation, his obby his hope, his Heaven. The spending of It is of urn i. portance to him. in f.o. -...u .. thought is foreign to his lite. When be was vouna h ...,..... , - - -- .iii-.i - a.ou of tolling and saving pro profitable and he kept at It w ae is old. Inarm ohti,ii. Imi ; with a mind active . )(,t he ,., risht ait tolling and saving as he ai.i I hen a boi-. Udlara can do him no good non He ha paaaed the period when the world mm little for hint that mon) cm bj'. but little that can bring hap Plueaa or contentment or pace CeaMloa, ,ol, ,na miWf wi rice and greed and persecution have -""SMst to Kusae &u w.i.i. t... th.v k-, . ....". "" ui , -.. oruugat biM wladosa - "lewai that aided hint la setting wore dollar. I fe .jiort years he will have oe d a acrnwhl. fw a t J v TTr1 wm U " may tW it up in will,, provialoiw and codicils as he wlAos. he cam pro ent H. And It Will aot da Ku.k .. .ponwUtie. l this dirto, m v t4 while lu opnorttuuthw w utering are bouadleas It M WOll to Kill mmA .. .. . - wv. HI U AMn I ( umku.1 am ii . . .. . iu ao so but It is Ladies' Oxblood Oxfords nnd Bats, Misses' red Shoes and Sandals. We have a few pair left of these, and will make you prices accordingly. Call and ask for yourself. Keep your eye on Irvin & Petteys Practical shoe men, If you want good shoes cheap. Repairing a specialty. 94 State. phone 201 Blue ' I IRlifUTFTfFVT" wwmmtammmmttnammmmmtJtnttaj:111Mlmmtf Y",,""s - . majmWm5mnmmttwmmmjm.;ij s UIT JHR Good RubterSc a Dozen, Poor Rubter 3 Dozen for Scents. MMM.MMWMeewei Co mo Come 'ROYAL"-Self feaa in Ifiir nt a "GLOBE"-Self eealers. Ill tlirew iiin "MASON"- Machine nude tome in u,re s x-9 Kierv Hr Uv,,ltledW,W.,l.yMoreJ; "ROYAL"-Frmt'ar 18t,c best Jr ou the ms.ket UM w.l jfai UI.. .wr .lore n Part.es .h.,'"," '? nm ' 'hey srM the Inland on't 7ive I y t tber, .! partM,g , n-e them i.,,; .-!! H ?,, P"r" X o too nt year! " "y f MUHMsmsmo,,,, Extn Good Rubbers 10c Dozen 3 Dozen 25 Cents B '81-18 .....,,, , ,rrj until Mstu When a woman as. it that man jn.aiai-i.' 1 1 fm. i, v. an I fl 1. nts fi ' iuaii) imunsbent on u to k.H th.t I.9K0hama Tea Stnr i th t ' is a tm,. ,., st., t.,nuaill, , tii Phone 2411 Black, RnClro rs.- . .. Waf or A sr ISyi.ijgCVvJUWua.- "ww.a ui uooa coffee. Free DtW wMmmmmmmmfflmmrm -