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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1902)
? !JS? WakBt, fill'' I Mtkit'"'" '"Ww I sns.s.-swW"'"' "WWW" vqmmi mmu mswjwswisjswssjwisjm TflFJ' -PHW!Hll ll" Br B K v m W &' y K ! W Ei 7 ? S tv ,.f e H&rHvApk v? itiu HbbbbbbbbbbbbbibP""? -rTwrssTsssssssssssssssswr Every mother eso8 Information of vital vuluo to her young flaiurhtoh,, TJuit dnttghtor Is a precious legacy, and the rueponmbility for her future is lartrelv in tlio liimtls of tlio mothor. The lnratorlnuji change that develop the though Mom girl into tlio thoughtful woman Hhould find tlio mother on tho watch day and night. A alio cares for tho phyfliad well-lwing of her (laughter, bo will tho woman be, and hor children also. When a young girl's thoughts bocomo aluggish, when sho experi ences headache, dizztnoM, faintueng, and exhibits an abnormal disposi tion to p1w?p, paitm in tlio back and lower limbs, eyes dim, desire for iiolltudc, and a dlsliko for tho Bocioty of other girls, when Alio Ih a mys tery to horsolf and friends, then tho mothor Hhould go to hor aid promptly. At such a timo tlio groutest aid to nature is Lyilln Ii. JLMiilcliaiu's Vegetable Conipoimd. It preiKircs tlio young system for tho coming cnango, ana is iuo surest rouanco in urn now oi trial. Case of a New York Girl of. Interest to Every Mother and Daughter in the Land. UBAH Mas. PrSKUAJi: -I liopo you will publish tliln letter, forvf wontnll mother to know how muoli good your medicine did my young daughter. Hor health broke down about hIx mouths ago, and although who Is largo for her au,Idld not tindorstnnd what was wrong-with her; the doctor did not, either, for ho truntcd hur for her heart, which pahicdhcr a good deal but'he did not do hur nuy good, and wo waro afraid heart trouble would carry her off. Every day she kept getting whiter and thinner. Hho hud no appetite, and she sat around without any ambition, and was always too tired to do anything. All night long nIio would moan in her sleep, as though iu terrible pain. "I felt torrlbly discouraged J I was spending money for doctor's bills right along, but she was receiving no help. At that time 1 was taking Lydiu 12. Plnkhnin's Vcgctnblo Compound, and I read in ono of your books about young girls. 1 decided to drop tho doctor, and glvo her your medicine. I wish you could see tho ohnngo In hor, and the pink cheeks Jjyillii 12. Pink hum's Vegetable Compound has given her. Sho had taken but half a bottle whon menstruation started again and hor heart troublo wont away like mnt'lc. I had her continue tho medlalno, and now sho Is fat, rosy, and per fectly healthy. Menstruation Is regular and piilulem, and I owe my thanks to you and to your wonderful medlalno for her good health." Mas. Maiioaiibt nmr.AN, 073 Tontn a Avenue, New York i SPECIAL ADVIOI3 TO YOUNG WOaiUN 1'ItEK. From hor vast oxperloneo In trcntlnu; femiilo Ills, extending over iiO yenrs, Mrs. Piiikliiini lias gained n knowledge which Is of untold value to every oiling young woman. Her advice never falls to help. If you need such help wrlto her. Address lijnn, Mass. A modiolno that has restored so many women to health and can pmduoo proof of tlio fact must ho rogardod with rosixiot. This is tlio record of Lydla E. IMnktuuit's Vogetablo Compound, which cannot lw equalled by any other medliino tlio world has over produced. It is well to remember thoso facts whon somo druggist trios to got you to buy somothing which ho says is "just as good." That Is impos sible, as no other medicine has such a record of cures as Lydlu E. Plnklmm's "Vcgctnblo Compound; Bodonotoxpariniont with untried medicines, but Insist upon tho one you know Is best. . $5000 FORFEIT Itxiu enunnt forthwith irudne tlio original Ultnr sad slgnators oJ sboTo tMllmunUt. wlilcli will prove It lioltita itumiltinntm. I.yilli V.. riiihhmii Mmllcliin Co., Lynn, MsS eGGGS&SSEG I Steel Mud Guards, $1.50, put on 1 , Steel Rims to Fit any make of Bicycle Umbrella Recovering Er and Re pairing, Handles MnaMHHMHHHMIMBHMalHMMMaNM,HaMRBaMMMHHHHMHMHBMMMHMMMMMW4 Rambler Bicycles, the good kind, $35, $40. ' I A Complete line Pocket Knives, Razors, Shears. HaHMMMMMHWWaHHnwwaMMHBHHHHaHMlHaHMHHaaHMMMMMHWMWnMSSMV1 Don't Forget Us We try to Please. SHIPP & c ?jK-Loramcrciai airccx. uddusiio wimai naiivuai unun i?5te(SlCft Ttieo M. Barr , 8uwjeaor to Usrr l'elifl. araar asa- janes,- - -ANO- Hot Air, Hot Water and Steam Heating a Specialty. . fcALEM. Salem Abstract vmiuv w. WATERS. Mrr. Only Compute Set of Books in the County. (Safe Deposit Vault in Coimection. . V , Vslunblcs may be securely deposited VJih us at a nominal $ I, '. . . ,.., . First National Bank Building. " 3a'ni. Oregen. City. Put On, Etc. ! of Keen Kutter HAUSER - - aex-xjajwcaBJEBaER OREGON and Land Co. E8TABLISKBD 1880 MisTfffttf i ii ff rfr.T wa THE DRILY JOORMLI Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHER8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advapce. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per .Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 ln-Avanc. a dettcr program for oregon Needed. The country prosa of Oregon Is ralhor Ijottstful of Its demand for $G00,- ooo for tlio Portland Itposltlou at tho hands of tho taxpayers df Crogon. Mnmbars pf tho 'lOfilBlature who vote that ret-klosKly out of tho pockotH of tli pooplu wltl novor hear the last of it. They Coll tlmt onturprlfco and pro- KTBim, and say It sponket for tho up building of all Orogon. They rathor neor at U novfalpap6r that even asks for something In ratUrir"for such a magnificent bonus to ono city. And that city-has all Its llfo fought to koop down ovory otlier city in Oregon. The whols proposition Ih a purvor Hian of what really conhtltutoH enter prlRO. If taking a large sum of monoy from the generally hslploes taxpayer, and giving It to ono olty and to a fow pooplo who camp with such looting ontcrprfsos-'thon It In ontorprlso. Real ontorprlso In shown whore a poor man builds n homo or a business out of nothing. During tho state fair tho managers of this schema Hunt tholr lobby up to Salum to sound tho pooplo, and tho lobby was nlroady boaleged by tho anuy of parosltos that will clliig to tho schomo like lampor eels sticking to a dead initio lloatlng In tho rlvor. Tho country taxpayer may ns well make up his mind to bo blod, as tho country newspapers that should stand for better things, are all for tho sdietno. ns If their salvation depended on the hill paMlng. If the Portland politicians wore of any servle to the rest of tlio stnto It would be different. Tho Journal can Imagine certain conditions under which a smaller appropriation might look less like grand larceny. A gov ernor who will allow such a grab to go unchallenged, without a big Intake for the taxpayer In return, ought to ho dlshrnggeil. If the Portland politicians could show us a well governed city, or that they wore exerting a moral ttifluonco on the whole stnto, or dolwj anything but demoralising public Huntlment and 'hdmiichlng and corrupting public llfo If thoro waro a single wholesome, rodoomlng feature, It might bo posslblo l j shut one's eyos, and glvo them $100, ooo for the fnlr. Hut of all tho punotla lirMlu-fagKfld slatosmon thoy take the cake. There Ik nothing so much needed as a bettor ImslnotHt program In our state nffnlrs. The people hoped for a llttlo somothltiK from the last Hopubllcani state platform, it promised some things very specifically. The polltl clans nre all acting ns If thoy were ashamed of having done It. In 1801 the Republicans promised to abolish the fee mid penpilsltes In their state platform, and It was u pa per promise, as usual. After tho statu nniilale went sworn In tho usual ar gument was made that It could not be done during their torm of olllco, and so It wns dropped. Now thoy are up for new terms, having made new promises of reform. This time the people wore warned, hen you ate well, to nib and scrub hut wlirn the luck aches ml the hrud tliroU, woman's work is Uotuty tuftneHt No woman can be Mruity and hralthy of IkkIj- who U the vic tim ol tbun wonunly ilueanea which are' oAvii icrRMitl)k- fvr (cdiiuIim sufcHHct. Woinrn w tin ha e turd Dr IHervr't fu vetile I'lckCiipitoii fur ihr cute of diu of the womanly iHgau. any that woik dtwsu't tire tUrtu any wore "Ha-oite I'rrncriMluH rvguUtea the tile4a, dries rufUiHK draiMa, heals latUmuMtiou ami ulceratloM, and cures female wsakHsa It Hwkca wsak wvtaeti sttvusr aHd idek wohiwi wU. There is no alcohol in "mvwitc I'teMnp tioM," neither opium, cooaluc or any other narcotic "I bad ivaor beallh for idae years (ever stece Ike With at my sti&ttk writM Mm. ArmTstie Wstkiiw. of Achm. RaiwwlM C., W Va "HaJ . Sratate wMlmu, was very IrtviniUr aud would I uftrr uatotd mUnv Our family doctor did uot I w mtw mnf Kw. af aiiivwuct v mfiir IV utt. Wttte I w U. but v mc i wu u Mra iitai i wouiuever luu Ui ua tint 1 HuiUfwr set u, inm wnu your wuw rMcntu me i ovfrsa iu .------.- -i - .- --..-- saw hops I wiwtwfl Itklar I)r liic" uUr! aud brgan lt In bH Ta iiuprevc (u to ue the k mt ray tftSHKh I vrSMiU touwthe wwlt fttriuy IMMI I iMi i i iMttw were It woiU W I lj Id T UV sliht res ttttiie i-TMarintlba aud $." MfcJtssl ItoeeiHy &4 io UU of I'ierwU PslleU sure eeastijutlon. Hg EASY WKm work lr -fsTnirtni UfT THE fl AlLt JOURNAL, 8AL&M, OttRftON, Tastes Good And eating Is ulmply perfuue lory done becauso It must be. - This Is the common complaint of tho dyspeptic. If eating sparingly would euro dyspepsia, few would suffer from It long. Tho only way to euro dyspepsia, which Is difficult digestion, Is to glvo vigor and tono to the stomach land the wholo digestive system. Hood's Sarnapsrllla cured the nlec of Frank Par. 1 N. St.. South Boston, Mans., who writes that the hod been a Brent aafTcrer from dyspepsia for six years: had been with out apputlte and had been troubled with sour stomsch and headache. ,Sh Jiad tried raatir other mcdlelnos in vain. Two bottles of Hood's Sursaparllla made her well. Hood's Sarsaparllla (Promises to euro and keops tho .promise. Don't wait till you aro worso, but buy a bottle today. nnd sent In petitions for a spoclal ses Ifllon of tho legislature to havo the law In offoct when tho olllclals-ontored up on tholr terms of ofllco. If the papor promises are again dufeutod It will not be because the politicians did not havo notlco of what was wanted, orthat the people wore not fully onto th(f situa tion, antl would not allow the abuse to contjnuo without a protosL. The pro test has been filed, nnd will got about as much attention as a tondor edible femalo missionary would nt tho hands of n lot of cannibals. Thoro was a time whon tho people had no rights or privileges, but what tho king's royal family saw fit to hand them out by special favor. That time Is past, but tho potty tyranny of poli ticians playing for personal profit and advantago still contlnuos. Tim poo plo of Oregon would almost wnko the dead If Gov. Ocor struclfj ono blow that did not smell pf tho sack. Dut the pooplo are learning and nre making tholr domnntls for what thoy believe Is right, and will not ho put off with ompty promlsos much longer, not oven In Oregon, and not ovon if all tho country nowspnpors say amen to tlio frauds that aro practiced. Do fore they will again seo the mombors and clorks of a session paid In full whon thoy don't even organize, thoy will hang them nil. Oregon should not have tho 4&00, 000 exposition appropriation snddlod onto tho taxpayers without something substantial In return, nnd not ovon then, In our opinion. A wooden law maker ought to know that much. Hut we do not oxpeel that nil tho talking or printing posslblo by any iuo man or nowBpnpur would dofoat tho giving of $100,000 or $200,000 or 1300,000 or 1500,000, If tho Portland mnnngors ask for It. Tho people aro so completely nt the morcy of tho loot newspapers and loot lawmakers. All that can ho hoped for Is that some substantial roform can he fie etiiod In return for such a graft. Tho Portlnnd grnft, of course, will not stand alone. Other grafts, like the St. Louis exposition, nnd soma others that aro only beginning to wiggle In tho egg. nnd are not yet hatched. Of nil the dodo legislatures ever assembled, watch tin next one perform. Orogon needs a flat salury law, and all fees and porqulsitoH abolished. That territorial grnbdutg might to ho gutted. Oregon neods tlio Initiative and Hot eronduni put Into offoct. Tim) big n olub rnnnot ho put Into tho hands or the people oven of water-elm. Oregon needs a law taxing untaxed franchise. A llttlo net like that wns passed In 180B to tax the gross earn ings of Insurance companies, will put ueflrly $60,000 Into the treasury. Think' of all the various corporations doing blislnee In this state ami collecting money from the people that could be taxed on their grow earnings, mid would never complain. Hut. no; It must all come out of the home owner nnd farmer and business man. who Is already supporting all those untaxed corporations. AIkmiI 9S per cent of all the revenue or Oregon comes tilt property. The stnte tax Is over IS mills, and the Portland job bers are going to put on $100,008 mare. and aro willing to give nothing In re turn. The iwople do net Wleve Utt Gov ernor Oter or Oavecnor QhamUerkUn will allow them U esjmiult such an outrage on oommon Justice. Qrgon needs change In the laws for the management of her public school funds, so thut half to tkr quarters of a million will not be lying Idle, anil drawing no Internet, all the time. tmjm City of Dallas water hoods were voted the other day. and net the slightest attempt was made to keep then i) bandit from being go4d in New vgrn, when Oregon's state treasury la full (it lilU umni. ' All that the average Oregon pol( tft ttcluu cud think of Ifl how to get flomo I money out of tho treasury and out of the people, and not how to get any money In, or save the people from be ing crushed under the burdens of over taxation. That line of thought would ravish his moeqtiito Intollcct. In this respect they are not much worse than the' politicians of other states, except that our state tax Is already the highest' In tho nation, and the poor fellows who dig It out of tho summer-fallow and hop yards and prune orchards aro to be asked to dig up more. The mon who fight fern and wear salt-sack shirts will go wild over the chance. Some of their young people will bej given clerkships In the legislature if they will only keep still nnd let tho bleeding process go on. And they will do It, and feel honored for It. Thoy haven't had near onough. , As'the cynical Casca says In Julius Caesar, Iu unswer to tho query wheth er the pooplo applauded when ho was offered tho crown, "thoy'd havo ap plauded If he'd ordered their throats cut." ' . The people aro keon to demand nnd secure what Is 'right when thoy aro fully aroused and educated to demand It Hut the educational process in Or egon political mnttora Is all tho wrong way. it Is to teach the people to em! tiro and dig up. The only question Is how much will they stand, and not ovorthrow tho rul ing class. Tho limit will ho reached some day, , A more Intelligent and rcnsonablo policy of tho Portland graftors would bo to pass a fow good measures, put some revontte in the treasury, lower the taxes on proporty some, and got a reasonable appropriation for tho fnlr. Hut thoy aro about as capablo of not ing decent at a stnto legislature as a Slwnsh buck of hooping sober at a potlatch. If a bottor program Is not prosented than has beon offorod so fnr which Is loot, loot, loot, nnd nothing hut loot the Injury dono our stnto from ovor taxation will mora than counter-balance all tho good Uiat will como from the Imposition. Our farmers had bet ter sood their Innds down to Canada thistles, as try to pay more taxes than thoy are rnlslng now. What will tho avorago farmer got out of tho Portland Exposition, bosldes higher taxos? Nothing. Ho can havo JllH pockot picked at tho Midway, If tho legislators leavo him anything to get thoro with. Ho will not ovon find hotel room onough to hold him or his family, If ho goes to th oshow. Ho will havo to go to Portland proparod to camp, as the ranchors used to do when Uiey came to the stnte fair in old tlmos. Pottland would not hold tho crowds that were at tlio Hlks' Fair. How will the town hold tho crowds that an In tornatlonnl o.xpo. will bring them? Whun they have a fair nowadays thoy havo to lay up tho trains on ono side of the Willamette valley to lot 'tho othor side In. A Few Pointers. The rocont statistics of tho number of deaths show that tho largo majority dlo with consumption. This disease may commonco with an apparently harmloss cough which can bo curod Instantly by Kemp's HalBam for the throat and lungs, which Is guaranteed to euro and rellovo all ensos. Price 20c nnd CO cents. For snlo by all druggists. 1 o Tho sauerkraut season Is nearly open and wo wquld llko to hear from that lady subscriber iu tho Rod Hills who brings us In a Jar nt tills tlmo of the year. MERCHANTS' CARNIVAL Ladles of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Will Give a Novel Entertainment About October 22d. The kid lea of St. Paul's Episcopal church, of this city, oxpect to glvo a novel and pleasing entertainment in the armory about October 33d. It will he a merchants' carnival, something that has never before been attempted In this city, and the preliminary can vass that has been mada Insures the suoeeaw of the plan. The Idea Is to have nil the mer chants In the dty some TO In number rtrMHtd nt the carnival. Hach of the twswentatlves of the dlfforent Hrms wilt be oosttimed In the goods RHd wares of the firm that is retire sented. or in a manner that leaves no question as to tho firm represented For this purpose the services of about iu young lames will ue reau rod. and jf Uint numkor more than half have scMred. Bach young lady will carry a banner and wear a scarf, each touring the namo of the firm sho rep reseats. In addition they will carry a number of business cards, that will be distributed among the audlonce. The entertainment will be given Jn the armory, probably, and an admis sion aharge of eents will be asked at the doer. The Merchants, who have MnsstsjisssMi. GatPurBaV, 06?OB6ft 11, 161 'c m Chteeco, gssWZB ft ( I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I K I I I iA Drayload of A shipment of Just beon recoived Gems in cut loom up In our stock. They will surprise you. not only bocnuso or. inoir up- . toilnto stylo, nor simply because they ar of the highest quality, but by tholr romarkably moderate cost, as 'well. Nothing like It ovor in Salem before. Not hrlc-a-brnc, hut useful nrtlcles, and beautiful nt the same time. IIOpkn ;iTliink S3 State Street. til 1 1 U I 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 I I H ' M f A purohasod four tickets. Tho enter-, talnmont will Include a short musical and lltorary program, to be followod by a drill by tlio young lady represen tatives, at the conclusion of which a general social tlmo will follow, In cluding the serving of rofreshmonts. There will be no booths, nor will there be any other charge for the evening's entertainment, oxcept for the refresh ments. The ladles are working hard to make the undertaking a success, and from the cheerful manner In which their plans have been endorsed by the business men, there Is little doubt but Uint their efforts will be rewarded. Tho purpose for which the enter tainment Is to ho given Is to provide funds for the painting of the church Inside and out, and the furnishing of now furniture, the laying of a cement sldowalk, aud other needed Improve ments nbout tho property. To accom plish the object of tho carnival will prove a public beuullt and Improve ment, ns well as a distinct pleasure and satisfaction to tho society. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently curod by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Constl- Jpatlon and Indigestion, makes you eat, Bieep, worn anu nnppy. satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. 26 cts. and 60 cts. Write to W. H. HOOKER & CO., nuffnlo. N. Y for a freo sample. D. J. FRY, Druggist, o Branson & Ragan Havo a supply of big, blue huckle berries on hand. Send In your order while they last. They ure fresh and choc. o After all his hlfaluUn talks for the poor down-trodden laborer It Is ob served that Hlshop Potter married a woman many years his JuHlor, but worth he millions. Good Housekeepers Should know where the best and most wholesome bread and pastry can be found. They all say the Iloneer Bakery Is tho place, o It Is reported that the Salem Rigs will set up a barrel of sauerkraut at the opening of the seasoH when Mr. Rogers and Geo. Dorcas are to be in itiated. The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consump Uon is to cure your cold when it first appears. Acker's Ennllsh Remedy will stop the cough In a nlsjht. and lrlve the eold out of your system. Al vays a quick and sure cure tor Asth na, rironohltls, and all throat and lung' troubles. If It does not satisfy jou the druggist will refusd your money. Write to us for free saHl. ? " ""SAf 4N nffte. n IT IT ti rr U TTTl a v u . - -- GOLD DUST. "Lot the GOLD DUST twins do your Washine dishes In the old way-3 times a day, 1095 tlmtayea.r, year in and year out-means drudgery. GOLD DUST ...... a h.n half tho work for you. It softens hard water; cuts g7eoandCme. n,, way of r ' .. ...nTtitnr rniffilMV Made onlv bv THE W. K. J-AlKBANrv oviw-u M ? York Boston. SL Louis-Makers o. OVAL t't - Mi III nearly CO cases of tho latest things In for tho fall and holiday trade. glass, Gems in solid silver, Gems of fancy clocks, Gems of purses, This Is only four of the lines wo hnvo Just received from tho leading manufacturers, but they arc not yot all on our shelves, as wo havo boon too busy to unpack and mark them. Come In from dny. to day and see the bright now things In these lines Your To the possibilities before you to obtain those now nnd good for a llfo-tlmo at a figure Hint will surprise you. to boo them of Hinges. Next Door ' n i 1 1 n-j.i 1 1 ej i i,i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,i &&3&SG&3 DALRYMPLE'S Grand Fur - . EFEQ N I Wednesday Oct l5th Mr. K. It. Armstrong, roprosontlng Win, H. Miller & Co., of Do trolt. America's leading furrlora, will show In our Btoro tho greatest line of furs ever exhibited In Salem. It will includo everything In tho fur line. Seal skins and Petslnn lamb Jackotsl boas, In long and medium lengths, fashionable collarettes, mluk scarfs, otc. No mattor whether you wish to buy or not, don't miss Booing thorn. Thoro'll bo furs to fit every purse and every taste, and tho prices much bolow regular $1.50 to $300.00 Each Remember, It Is one day only. WEDNESDAY, J. A. AUPPERLE, President. regon State IBank Incorporated. Jefferson. Transacts a general banking "" " ad receive deposits. Deals Iu foreign and domestic exchange. Collections mad on favorable terms. ..-.-. .. ,-mu..c vte tender our .aeyncing. Real eetate loans ucreni. Burroughs TINNING IRON WORK PLUMBING Best Material, Best Workmen STATE STREET. 3 work."' washinff dishes, glassware, ouvor, uo ana pans. Thoro's no substitute worthy the name. Insist upon COLD DUST. V . FAIRY SOAP. Gems tholr lino have m . Eyes! things, up-to-dato When you want to Bush's Bank. 1 1 i 1 1 I n l l l l l 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 l-H- Ooening OCTOBER 15. E. W. HAZARD, Cashier. Oregon, busluess; makos loans, sU services In all matters of negotiated at law rates of xM.r ........... .i-rcn uun ouainaaa awutwii- & Fraser and Promptness are our Mottoi ,. ., , n,...,,.WVi u J ruXt uruggtat. SALEM, OREGON. t .' e 6.X. ,4-J JMlfl l 2AiXNSsrsr"s. Kswgr-iwr
