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merit
of
Ever shown in Salem can
how be seen at our store.
No use to wait longer if
you need a book case.
They range from $11.00 up.
SaxIuiic
bination
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
tin been befom tha public for GO ysars
and has rat with romarksb'o micenei ss
n family meJicme btcaoeo It Is reliable,
ana will euro when other remedies fail.
It la therefore r commanded to tboio
who suffer form Loss of Appetite. In
somnia. Indigestion. Dyspepsia or
Malaria, Fever and Aeue ono bottle
w'll convince you thiti It la iJie bet
medicine In the world or the stomach.
Be snrc to try it
who do not uso a bath, nnd have no that tho Albany College boys oh 8litur
day played a tie gamo with no score
with the Btnte University team, at!
lSugeno. Indicates that a godd contest!
may be expected! here next Saturday.
THE DUO JOURNAL
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Curtains and Carpets...,
The most meritorious
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Salem See our Art
Squares and Rugs.
IB OODSK
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308 Commercial St
Store at Salem and Albany.
Next to P. 0.
Grass Seeds
Wo handle only tho best grado
of socdn, nnd hnvo only frosh seeds lit
stock.
Our prlcoB nro tha lowost In tho
state. Call or wrlto for thorn. Spoclal
prlcos on largo ordors.
FIRST NATIONAL ARBITRATION
BOARD.
Piesldont Roosevelt hns, without
waiting for congress to pnss a law,
created tho first national- aibitration
hoard to settle tho dlfforonco hotweon
the coal minors and owners of tho an
thracite (or hnrd coal) mines.
.As tho first body of tho kind, nnd
With no law or compulsory feature
about, or without nny authority to on-
force Its findings, but public sentiment
an to what la righteous, Its findings
vf 111 bo of groat Importance.
' Tho President dcHorves great credit
f)r bringing tho contending partlos to
gether In tho first place, whllo tho
operators did not treat him with nny
courtesy whatever, ho overlooked thnt
nnd ceased not In his labors to got an
adjustment.
Tho Prasldont has assumed tlfo
Christian attitude of nn nbsnlutoly lm
pnrtlnl peacemaker. Ho bus said to
the world that the humblest minor
and the groatost coal baron wore alike
to hint In tho oyos of tho law.
, After a conference with Mr. Mitch
ell, thi great labor leador, and some
further conforeitcos with representa
tives of the conl operators, tho Prosl
detit has appointed tho members of
tho commission to Inquire Into, consid
er nnd pass upon all questions at Issue
betwoen tho oporntorH and minors In
the nuthraelto conl fields:
Brigadier-General John M. Wilson,
(retired), Into chief of engineers,
United Stat(H army. WashlnKton. I).
(?.. as an ollleer of tho engineer corps
of either tho military or navnl service
of tho. United States.
IC. W. Parker, Washington, I), C, ns
nn expert mining engineer. Mr. Park
er Is chief statistician of the coal dl
vision of tho United States guologlcal
survey and editor of tho Engineering
u ml Mining Journal of New York.
George (Irny, Wilmington, Del., as a
Judge of a United States court.
K. IC. qiark, Codar llaplds, Iown,
grand chief of tho Order or Hallroud
Conductors, ns a sociologist, tho Presi
dent assuming thnt for tho purposo of
such u commission tho term sociologist
means thnt a mnn who has thought and
studied deeply on social questions, and
has practically applied his knowledge.
Thomas II. Wntklus, Scrauton, Pa.,
iih a man praotlcally acipialntud with
the mining and selling of owl.
Illshop John I.. Spnldlug, of Puerto,
III, Tho President added llluliop
Spalding's uaino to tho commission.
Cnrrul ). Wright, appointed record
er of the commission.
closets connected pvlthlho sowers, and
arc In other ways-suburban, and there
are people living in tho suburbs who
nro already in the corporation, so far
ns having all tho conveniences of life,
thnt appertain to a city. So it In hard
to tell 'just Where tho eity boundaries
are.
Any nowspapor whoso attitude to
ward public matters la dictated en
tirely by personal animosity ought not
cut much Ico with any thinking per
son. We would support our worst por
sonal enemy If ho Is In a public posi
tion and ahlo to render the pontile or
good government n Borvlco.
If-the referendum fails to go Injto full
effect, If Hat salaries nro not enncted,
If more revenues are licit put In the )
state treasury, Instead of morolaken
out let tho people put tho blame
where It belongs, Tho Journal will
not h'e to blame.
The time is past when a display of
your social standing or wealth will
draw trade. Tho people don't enro
how rich you nro. You hnvo got to
show thorn thnt you hnvo a better
stock, or offer bettor bargains to get
their trade.
'
Tho Oregonlan need not worry about
what Ooo. 13. Chamberlain will do
about Hat salary. . He won't take any
thing else, and he will do nil In his
power to mnko the other follows do
the snme.
Edmund James Jamos will he In
stalled today as president of the North
western University, ICvnnston, III. Tho
nnmo 1h onough to kill tho Institution
or tho president, wo don't know which.
Let us show that Salem Is alive by
glvltig Consul Miller n rousing meet
ing of the Push Club Wednesday night
to hear his lecture on oiir Intorosts in
the Oriental trade.
Tho Portland Duslnoss College has
a, motto that ought to get It lots of
business ns 'an educational Institu
tion. It is: "How well, rather than
how much."
It Is now an open question which
will get Into the market first Old
Stolz, the sauerkraut manufacturer, or
tho populist Indy with her home-made
product.
Tho American Royal Cattlo nail
Swine show Is held at KnnsnH City.
Mo., this weok. What's In a name?
It's only a stock show after all.
The Cow
Balked
J. W. HarrHt and Byron Harrltt on
Sunday had an oxperlenco with a bo
vine of mulish disposition, thnt was
not rally appreciated. Tho gentlemen
drove out to Liberty, where tho cow
was received. Tho return trip was
made without event until South Sa
lem was reached, whon tho cow sud
denly heenmo unruly nnd mulish, nnd
refused to bo led further. - Exhausting
tljelr persuasive eloquence, tho men
sought other means of inducing tho
animal to bo conducted to her new
home. After three hours' work the
cow was finally blindfolded, and then
the balance of tho trip was covered,
o
Will Form
Gun Club
The sportsmen of tho Capital City
Will In the near future form an organ
ization in tho way of a gun club. It
will probnbly bo known as Salem's
Union Metallic Club, for tho advant
ages tho nnmo may carry. Tho pur
pose for forming such un organization
Is not only tho advancing tho best in
terests of tho sporting fraternity of
these parts, hut that regular tournn
incnts and other menus of entertaining
visiting shots may bo provided. The
sportsmen of this city last week en
Joyed a visit from Prank Howe, n
formor Salem boy, who Is n woll-known
sportsmen. Mr. Howo Is now travel
ing reprosontatlvo for tho Union Metal
lic Cartridge Company and tho Rem
ington Arm Company, and on Friday
afternoon took a numbor of tho local
shots out and gavo thorn nn exhibition
shoot. It Is likely thnt tho organiza
tion to ba formed will bo nntued after
tho compnnles thnt aro represented by
Mr. Howo.
f The Elnisineer
Uanlng from the cab "J'IS
with his ears than his eyes. Tlie mm
hie "nd lumblc and roar" of his engine
are to X articulate speech, and . ft h
liuie ii ." t
ole oi 90UIMI1
would catch his
ear as quickly as
n discord would
strike the ear of
the lender of all
orchestra.
He thinks more
of his engine than
himself. Thnt Is
why he neglects
to notice symp
toms which arc
full of warning.
The foul tongue,
the bitter taste,
sour risings, and
undue fullness af
ter eating are but
symptoms of ds
pepsia or some
form of disease in
volving the stom
ach and organs of
ilit'estion and nu.-
trition. in time Uic 'VndX
or other organs are Involved and tlie
engineer has to lay ofT.
E Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Cures' diseases or the stomach and organs
of digestion and nutrition. It purifies
the bfood and builds up the body with
sound healthy flesh.
I ul ten t-ottte. of Dr f'l'' "S i!5"
MeAlml Discovery ami iwveral vlali of h t I lea
.t iShYm n ywr ko till' "Pri'f "d J f.x'c V?rd
no trouble' wflh in.llftlon '''i.twiler Co
w T Tliotntnon, of Towimenil, Broadwater Lo,
MonUii" "Vml fall to tell bow tbankful
am for he relief, ai I had .uffrred no much and
U emel that the doctors could do me no b1.
I ml down In weW.t to nj wrondj. ".,
able So work at all Now weigh ito ana i
lo a day's work on the farm I have recoro
mended your medicine to several, and sIihi!
ISwiyV have a Reed word to ay for Dr. Were,
aud his medicine "
Dr. Pieicc's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
It bus become a proverb thnt you
can Judge a housewlfo by her door
step. Much can nlso bo told of a class
of people by their town. It tnkos mon
ey, money, money to do tilings which
put a town to the front, but nil tho gold
mines In the country can't tnko the
Brewster & mhite
19Court Street.
Feedmen and Seedmen.
8alem, Oregon.
Gjeenbaum's Dry Goods and Aillinery Store -.- Bargains for
this week:
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Lace Curtains, 2 1-2 yards lone:, 50c pr.
Lace Curtains, 2 3-4 yards lonjr, 75c pr.
Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, 40 in. wide, $1.00 pr.
Lace Curtains, 3 1-3 yds. long, 58 in. yd. $1.75 pr.
Bed Spreads, large size, 75c cadi.
Bed Spreads, Marsallles, worth $2. 7 5,. for $1,85.
Lace Strtoed Hosiery, at 25c cair.
Corsets from 25c up. Shawls, Fascinators, 25c up.
Atillinery in all the latest styles, Buckles, Cabishone, Feath
ers, Tips. Wings, Birds, Po'm-pons, Velvets, Felts, Ribbons,
Laces, etc. You'll find this department strictly up-to-date,
first-class in every respect, and reasonable prices.
GreenbaunTs Dry Goods Store
Ackcr'c Blood llxlr positively
Gtitiw Chronic lllood Poisoning and
nil Scrofulous affections. At all times
a mntchless system tonlo nnd purifier.
Money refunded If you aro not satis
fied. TiOo. and 11.00. D. J. Fry, Druggist
RAVU-x ivNunor
Next Door to the Pontolflce
302 Commercial St.
HARRITT & LAWRENCE
-3ELL-
Mor e Tomatoes and Better
Tomatoes than Anybody
AND EVERYTHING IN SEA80N FOR
INQ SEASON.
HOU8EKEEPER8 IN THE COM.
OLD P. O. GROCERY.
A good wny to make u stmt toward
a religious llf,i to jjnt around and
pay your bill.
-
Hnlem will surely hav IB.ftOO popu
lation by the time the new postoftlcu
building Is ready.
it Is better to be alius! for being
enterprising than In be criticised for
he4nif a motebttck.
.
Tho Hiilstn Pifch Club will nlve Con
sul MllUr tlit glad hand In his efforts
to nxltfiiil eoiniimrt'H In tho Orient.
M
Mary McUiua has much to say about
liar uimiHUUH lady, lint what about
th lady who Is to bring us tha kraut?
t wo uv onurontsH nuuut to no up
In Sulttm The wiUmiiih will have to
hurry, ns the saloons outnumber them
two to urn).
Thit peoplti are not so much Intur
etl In what Governor Geer did whuu
he wan u boy, as tliwy are In what he
U going to do now.
Th uthr senatorial caiulldnttxi
ou silt to bt IiivIUhI to thi, miners' re
lief bull at Hakim, wlisw Governor
Oer will kwd tli grand march.
MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION
Physicians of Marlon County Effect
the Formation of a Society.
Members of the medical profession
of Marlon county met In this city In
tho Pntton block on Saturday evening
aud affected tho organization of "Tho
Marlon County Medical Society."
There wero In nttondnnco physicians
from all parts of tho county. Dr. An
diew C. Smith, of Portland, was pres
ent, and assisted in the work of organ
isation. The purposes for which tho society
Is organized, are stated as follews:
The cultivation of the science of modi
uine and surgery; tho advancement of
the character and honor of tho medi
cal profession; tho olovatlon of tho
standard of medical education; the
promotion of public health; the ftirUt
'eiiiig of union and harmony among Its
members. Tho buying and lenslng of
A GOOD
DEAL OF
NONSENSE
About "Blood Purifiers" and
"Tonics.
A Right to
Be Proud
13 very drop of blood, evory bono,
norve and tissue In the body can bo
renewed In but ono way, nnd that is,
fiom wholosomo food properly digest
ed. Thoro Is no othor wny and the Idea
that a medicine In Itsolf can purify tho
blood or supply now tlssuos and strong
nerves Is ridiculous and on a par with
the folde-rol that dyspopsia or indi
gestion Is a germ disease or that other
fallacy, that n weak stomach which
refuses to digest food can ho mnde to
do so by Irritating nnd Inflnmliig the
bowels by pills nnd cnthnrtlcs.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets euro In
digestion, sour stomach, gas and bloat
ing after meals, because thoy furnish
tho digestive principles which weak
stomachs lack, und tinlefs tho defi
ciency of popslu nnd dlnstaso is sup
plied It Is useless to attempt to euro
stomach trouble by tho uso of "ton
ics," "pills" and "cathartics" which
have absolutely no digestive power,
and their only effect Is to give a tem
porary stimulation.
One grain of tho actlvo principle in
oul estate nnd tho construction thare-' ?t"nrl'R "yHpopala Tabled will digest
on of buildings suitable to the uatta of
tho society, nnd tho society, will bo
guided by tho code of ethics of the
American Medical Association.
3000 grains of meat, eggs and similar
foods, and oxporlmonts have shown
that they will do this In a glass bot
tle at a proper tompornture, but, of
There is one fea'uro of the Burling
ton's service of which It hns a right
to be proud tlie dining cars.
Hallroad men who have traveled
over the Burlington admit that its din
ing car service Is without an equal;
that the meals are the best to be had
on nny railroad In tho country.
If you like good moals, go Knst via
Halt Luke City, Denver und tho nut
llnutnn Itoute be sure your ticket
reads that way.
A. C. SHELDON, General Agent.
lOOTIIIItD STKEET,
PORTLAND.
place or ft Httlo elbow grease iu .-
.... ....di. ficnlllUU out nl-
irg UP l" BMWV.-I -
leys, tearing down sightless anil ram
shackle sheds, and burning up a lot
of worthless rubbish. Nawberg should
clean house before Uie winter rains set
In Newberg Giaphlc.
You have until October 25th to tnko
ndvnntnge of the cut rate on The Dally
Journal. That Is bargnln day at this
olllce, but you can take It any dny
between now and then.
CONSUMPTION
tho most dreaded and deadly of oil
diseases, as well as pnoumonla, and
all Lung Troubles aro rollovod at onco
and cured by Acker's English Remedy
"the king of nil Cough Guros." rjure
Coughs and Colds In a day.. 25 cents.
Your tnonoy back If dissatisfied,
Write for froo sample. W. If. Hooker
& Co., Buffalo, N, Y, D. J. Fry, Drug,
gist
Shingles and Shakes
Tho roof Is shingled best If you uso
tho kind of shingles and shrikes we
sell, and wo ask you to noto tho good
wenr and economy of tho roof for
which wo furnish tho Bhlngles or
BhakeB. Wo carry a largo stock of
shlnglos nnd shakes of good quality,
carefully selected to mako a sound,
tight, durablo roof, and wo nro nl
ways ready Jo give estimates.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near 8. P. Pas. Depot,
Phone 651.
Juicy Morsel
Breakfast
fo
Or dinner you can enjoy from i na of our
tender and' delicious moats, bIuhkb, lactb
or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork,
Our meats are nil cut from the.fatteBt
ind-nrtmeetCHttlo, nnd we can supply
rour tablo wi'h freah, nutritious and
vhr lo ome meats at bed rock,prlcea
G. C, CROSS SALSIvl
Phon 2(11
ORB
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A Lucky Find
But it's lnrd to find nny thing hotter
Tis n cass oi health aud strength, lloir
this la mind: thoro's nothing to equl
SjIoiii beor as a tonlo nnd mild Btima
lant. Cooling, refreshing, nourishing,
invigorating, it la aporfect brow Strict
ly pure, of high grado and uniform tu
quality the beor par excellence
Capital Brewery Co.
Mrs. M. Book, Proprietor.
Beauty leading a man by the nose
May mislead him -ometltncs, but tho
beauty that leads n man to our laun
dry is the faultless beauty of our art
istic laundry work that he will nover
find a misleading one. Our exquisite
laundry work Is the nemo of high
grado excollonco In this line. Wo do
up shirts, collars cuffs and woolens
nnd Ince curtains in a manner that
keep them In fine condition, ns well
as looking as good us n w at all times.
Salem Steam Laundry
Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop.
Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr.
Phone 411. 230 Liberty St.
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Tin. following ofllcors were elected: ! tm,n,e'.nre ml,ch moro offectlvo ln tho
miimacii, i
President. Dr. C. S. White, of Gervnls;
vice-president, Dr. C. H. Robertson, of
Salem; secretary, Dr. W. C. Smith, of
Salem; treasurer, Dr. Mary M. Capls,
of Salem; counsellors, Dr. W. C. Hawk,
JslTerson; Dr. W. T. Williamson and
Dr. J. A. Itlehardsou. both of Salem.
After the election of officers, the
physicians repaired to a Commercial
street iMtiuirnnt. where n banquet was
served
They Met
The "Farmers
The Willamette University football
twim mt with disastrous defeat at thu
hands of tho eleven from the Stat Ag
ricultural Goltotw. at Corvnllls, Satur
day afternoon. Th dual score was 67
to 0 In favor of th Corvallls team. The
P.wly.formd and Inexperienced Snlm
university team was no match for the
havir and nior expwrienc! --fnriu-or-
kids. Tli next aw In whl. h th
Salem tnm will mirtk'limt will be
Huiywl In this olty next Saturday af-
! teruonn. when tha local tlvtii win
Thar ar potI living In th city met th Albany Co. The fact '
There Is probnbly no remedy so uni
versally usoil us Stunrt'u Dyspopsia
Tablets, because It Is not only the sick
nnd ailing, but well people who use
them at every meal to Insuro perfect'
digestion and assimilation of the food.
People who enjoy fair health take,
Stuart's Tablets as regularly as they j
iuko tueir meals, because thoy want
to keep well, prevention is better than
cure, and Stunrt'a Dyspepsia Tablets
do both; thoy prevent Indigestion nnd
they remove it whero It exists. The
regulnr us of ono or two of thorn nf
Ur meals will demonstrate their merit
and eltlclency bttr than any other
argument. 10-80-32-21
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rlsht thing will be don In the mntter
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ben rated in the census for twnty
yars at half its actual population
Will dwindle nlcm In thnt u-nv tn n
fw generation more, uul a differ
at move Is got on by thoe who ar
alls or a different rat of speed to-'
Vrd th cemetery by those who ar
dead, It is just a quebtlon, do the
HvlMg outuuiuber the dead. Snlem
oiujht to be known to the world ns the
woHrt city In Oregon but It is not.
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