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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1902)
jWgMiagtfg ' '""'llPMMlag Mi , . .-a.. mmZ .,. ' --' ('spBsesssassssasMBSsssM :. -''" ,- wrw- ... -gsjj THE D AILY JOUnNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTODER 24, 1902. J ' - ill " " '.- ... I MM II III I l- - - II I I Where tie Great Sale-is I- Going On 1W 1000 Pairs of. Ladies Felt Shoes :.. Worth $1.50 for 75c, a pair. These shoes are made of the and furs in Juliet or top, red or black felt. finest felt Borneo fur HOSTETTER'S. STOMACH BITTERS Has been bofora tho puhdc for 60 years anurias mn with remarkable miccess ns -JOURNAL X-RAY8. a Life, love ana truth nro tho best ev deuces of Immortality. It Ih time for some of tho Mho or a family mud id no Uecaute it is reliable, ' gnns to flop, nt least flop their oars. anu win euro wnon otner remea os inn. i It fa therefore reio nmeriiled to tbcio who Buifor form loss of Appetite, In somnla, Indltrcstlnn, Dyspepsia orl lhe nrBt tlme nrc Rotting mora than Malaria, Fever and Ague Ouo bottle wll convince you thai It is the bBt medlcino in tho world for tho stomach. Be snre to try It- THE OAILT JaURHAL All sizes and all wiitlis. 75c will be the price tomorrow at ale of Factory S noes State & Commerical Sts. TSaszSXS!'"" Closing Sale at Friedman's Only n short tlmo loft, and thoso who will tako ndvnntago of tho closing salo will savo money In buying ovorcoata, suits, hata, blankets, oil goods, underwear, notions, ribbons, laces, embroideries, ate, at private sale only. Get .a movo on If you want bargains. Como to 307 Commercial Htreit, whero Frledmnn'a goods wants to talk to you. You will not go without them, If you havo tho nrtlclo Friedman wanW. Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHER8. Tho people of Knstorn Oregon for Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance, Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year. $1.00 In Avance. CK25 An advance oh flour Buy your flour now, as it ns cheap as It will be this. year Flour will he higher within a few days, to don't delay. Ilemembor wu chrry n complete stock, and our price are the lowest In tho city. Brewster & White Feedmen and Seedmen. 10 Court Street Choice Strawberry Plants Call nt Journal office and get new catalog of fifteen best varieties. Ex tra cholco hand-layered plants at $2.00 per hundred, 30 cents per dozen, A very fine lot of plants of Wilson, Sharpless, New Paris, Magoon, Defiance-fall reliably tested varieties that will grow large quantities of berries at $1.00 per hundred, 20 cents per dozen. E. HOFER, Salem, Oregon. i M II I II 1 1 1 1 1 8 i I H II H III HI I I I I I 1 1 1 M I HI 1 1 1 1 H I I 1 1 . GIVE THE PEOPLE A RETURN. In contrast with n lot of today news papers and polltlrliuiB, Hon. Jeff My ers ban thi' courage of bin convictions, nnd Hays he Is opposed to n $GOO,000 appropriation. The Albany Democrat sayx: Hon. Jefferson Myor, of Portland, was in Itoseburg on lognl buslnoas. Mr. Myers Is a close obsorvor of people and ovunts, nnd ho finds a strong senti ment in many parts of tho atato, .and ntnong all porsons of nil 'political bo ilers, against tho statu logfslnluro ap propriating so la'rgova sum an f GOO.OOO for tho LowIh and Clark Centennial exposition, in Portland Jn 1905. That ; Is o? vory, large amount of monoy to be expended for ailclf n purposo by a stato of the wealth and population of Oregon. 'Tho Journal 'bollovos that a reason able appropriation should bo ,rnnde, and Hpread ovor about four years to pay tho taxes. In the meantime thorc should bo changes In the laws so as to ) put about tho same amount of monoy In tho trensury that the Portland fol lows propose to take out. The Jour nal enjoys the abnormal distinction of being about the only pifpnr In Oregon , that advocates putting n dollar Into the treasury. Tho people have been cor rupted by graft politicians nnd news- , papers that stand In for what llttlo pickings they enn get from tho politic al crib. Hut the" time has come for the taxpayers to demand thnt something (li( done hftfddoH levy, levy, levy more (tnxis. A single blow struck by ono Salem, Oregon, public man In this direction would Im- mortnlljte tho Individual, nnd wo doslro to tlianic the Hon. JofT Myers for his sane opinion. He tins had oxporlenco with several expositions, nnd knows whnt they are worth. Would that more men had the courage to ox prods their honest opinions, instead of cowering before the edicts of the Poitlund boss os. who sooiii to think nil they havo to do Is askror what thoy wnnt, and It will lie handed out to them without any thought of returning n delist- to the people. BRV1N & PETTEYS ; 3?,. Leaders in -to -date Footwear!: iiUp Repairing while you wait- 'Phono; Blue 201. 04 Stato Stroot, Salem, Oregon. "W ' -itr-miniininniii iiihhihiihhiidiiiiiiiiii The Best Assortment of Combination Cases Librarv Tables Ever shown in Salem can jT now he seen at our store. , No use to wait longer if you need a book case. they ranggffrom $11.00 up. $A)imG& ikt. m -r lii,iMiiiiMiiiiMftiiMMiiii m and Rtf f J1TI 'KmmkmUCS uf2Sx' iSr H r v 'vammmmmmmjmmmWM ' THE CHARTER AMENDMENTS. Two amendments to the city Hunter should bo considered by the Salem committee on i vision of the rhartor. There will bo plenty to object to nny change from the present condition, nnd helpful suggestions are also In order. One order wo would suggest is that theie be a saloon limit created, keep ing the saloons In their present limits, or thereabouts. The Chines district should also be kept within bounds. Another suggestion Is that a park board l created, with power to eon tl such imrks as we now hatMir may acquire, and to have Jurisdiction ovor the beautifying of the city, and pres entation of grovoM and trees. They might also have some control over tho cemeteries There are several (silts of the city wlieie there are elevations with liwm tlful trees, as In South Salem and l'alr niount park To leave these places nt tho caprice of the owner or renter to hack and ut ns they pfcu. Is wrong. Public Interest and public pride re iiilios municipal control over whnt Is of vital ImpoitHiiee to the nppsnrance of the city. A isiik tHwrd should alo hsve an thorlty to lay off some parts of the tlty with ohiii siwces and olrculnr drives, leaving shads trees, and pro viding for parking the driveways. On this hoard should he an engineer wh Is competent to plat and luy off clt and suburban proprty In oiue thing besides i-quares. Halem tan Ue made a heaulful city, ai.d one essential of this Is that the roadways leading tn and going past state Institutions, especially Asylum uiiue, and tits road to the mhi oallwl State street, be wads as they should be beautifully graded sad well-ulari- lit il houlevaids. l-et the liitelllaent and unyiraulvi. Salemltes s(aiH ostitr for a ram imlgii of urogram, tutd pMirty will me aluaule. they want tho forost rcsorvo. The Kbfbiirg Review has a fine new cyllilddr press. Tho Plnlntlonler has two pages of timber land notices. It Is to be hoped that tho presonce of Win. J. Uryan on tho Pacific coast will not be construed as an argument ngninst a speqlnl soeelon. No sonutotlftl aspirant shduld have n string on tho I.owls and Clnrk ap propriation. That would be an out rngo. Tho guarded unanimity of tho Mult nomah delegation In discussing a sjie clal session Is convincing the people that thoy are well In hnntl. - The papors haVe It the "plus fund" and tho "pious fund." The latter Is right. The fund wns given by pious persons for a pious purpose. Doing good does not cause weari ness. Well-doing produces no dissipa tion. Giving doos not Impoverish. Withholding doos not enrich us. If The Journal wore published in California It would not support Lane for govornor. Ho wants ofllco too badly to bo of any good to the people. Criminals should be executed at the Blate penitentiary. Insane porsons should bo taken to the asylum by por sons especially sont nftor thorn. Wo men pntlonts should bo attended by women. Tho Oregon ambassador at Salem has dlscovorcd that thoro Is n remote possibility that n special session might count tho votes nnd declare Chnmber Iain elected. Another way to- senrt Geer, oh? Tho Populist lady got around too Into with her kraut. Tho X-Ray man has got Into bed with a Kock-Ulhhed Republican snuerkrautmnlcur for his compnlgn, and will follow Old Stoln's banner to victory, so long ns he makes a gilt-odge nrtlclo. m The humane society should en force tho Inws against overloading and ovor-ptilllng horsos. That can bo seen dono nny tiny on the South Commercial street hill, or In nny of the gravel pits about tho city. The Miirshlluld Const Mull has ex pnndud to six-columns folio, Thnt ps per on the coast. The Journnl In the valley anil the Portlnud Journal nro landing the fight for putting the Ref erendum where the people can get at it. The Insinuation of tho Oregonlnn Is piacllcally to the offeit that there Is anyone so low In Oregon ns to take Ills aspirations for the Senate Into consideration. In doujlng with the le gitimate business of a special m-HxIon. Who can It bo? Bwlifimg R quires a foundation. That is just as true of the building up of the body as of the building ot a House, ine lounda- nch stomach. No man can be stronger nut, his means a tioti of a strong body is a strong stout- tin A weak stomach i weak man. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. It enables the perfect digestion and assimi latioti of the food which is eaten, Tlma it builds up the body nnd restores strength in the only way known to Nature or to science by digested and assimilated food. "Whll llring- In Charlotte, N. C, your metll dnc cured me of thmn mid tiawl catarrh of Un ymm UuiIIuk." write J. I Lummleu, I'ifj of Ul Wliltehull fltreet. Atlanta, Oa. Al thnt time life w a bunlen to me, and after fK-iiiiiiir nuiwretiK oi uouara under numerous doctor I wa lyln ly IiicIim iji potiuiia. I weighetl only In twelltV daVK aftrr I mmmrnml jour treatment t wa uellof both troulitex, and In U moiiltn I wrlglied 170 pound, and win In IKrieci nenun. i nave neer leu me nughleat nyntplom of Hther since. Am lxty-five years old and in perfect liealtli, and weigh 160 pound No money could repay you for what yeu did for me I would not return to the condition I wai In. In October. i9?, for Kookefeller'a wealth," Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the action of the "Discovery," when a laxa ti'ie is required. "Suburban," n talented writer In Uie morning papar, sarcastically suggests taking in tho cometcrlos. Somo of them need taking in. Parts of them more resemble n dilapidated Indian burying ground, tbnn n last resting place of people from a civilized com munity. s s s Salem will hardly go to Astoria for suggestions ns to how to run tho city government. Astoria has plunged recklessly, and has a city debt four times what Salem has. hut Astoria Is smart enough to appear In tho consus witli a larger population than Snlom. s The really patriotic citizen wnntB no advantages at the expense of his neighbors. From Staytom Hditor Jeurnal: A week ago Friday there was a spe cial school meeting to Vote a tnx of five mills to continue tho 9th nnd 10th (grades in our schools, and also con tinue the lower grades, which was de feated. While I voted for the tax, I do not believe ns our editor and some of the rest, Uiat thoso who voted against It are not Intelligent, for I be lieve they aro Just as intelligent and have the Interest of the town at heart as much as those who voted yes. and further there has already been too much said now, dividing up the town" nnd community. I would not attend another meeting now If called, nnd thoro aro others. Let us abide by the majority, and proceod to show them thnt we are In earnest. If wo want higher grades let us run a subscription after the public money Is spent, and then keep our children In school and show the people we are really In onrnest, nnd want schools. The peo ple are not opposed to schools, but the I way they aio run. There should be a' law passed compelling the parents of every child between the ages of 0 and 18 to send them nt least seven months, In the year, and then you would hea no complaint to the tnx. As It is the parents will tako their children out of school for some trivial matter, and then rompluln of having no school. The way our school Is run is a fnrce. Tho Idea of graduating children nt the age of 12 to 14 years from our publlo school In ubsurd. Just nt the ago when they should be In school. Let us be honest, nnd moot the quostlon fair. There Is two Bides to all questions. A PATRON. MISS MAY MARKELL, A Society Bollo of London, wnnaa. mUSS MAY MAH of London, 0: J Canada, is n I IISSMAYMAIIKELIi Ontario, beauti ful girl who knows what suffering- ii ami wine 01 Cardui lias brought her1 back to health. She is one of tho social favorites of Iter homo and her recovery to health has eriiiitted her to enjoy tho company of her niuny friends instead of lvinc on a bed of siokness and suffering. For tho health she now enjoys sho gives credit to Wine of Cardui. She writes: "I have found Wine of Cardui an excel lent remedy for female trouble. Isolfered for three years with terrible bearing-down pains at the menstrual period. I could hardly stand on my feet and was never real well. Wine of Cardui was the only medicine that I could depend on to do me any good, as I tried several with no suc cess. Wine of Cardui cured me and I have now enjoyed perfect health for two years, and fjive you all the credit for I know you deserve It." For n young ;prl Wino of Cardui is the best remedy to guido her through womanhood by starting tho menstrual . m,,, Mitt itui MarMt. iS1SbbbmjFSC nati ntt I flow in a healthy and tiral manner. Mcnstruattnn started right Is vory easy to Keep, regular inrough tho years of mature womanhood. Then tho "chnhgo of life" need not be feared, Thm Wino of Cardui is woman 'a best relief from youth to old age. A million women have secured blessed relief froln their sufferings by tak ing tins treatment It rclioves men strual troubles in an incredibly short time. In a simple caso of dcrnnged menses Wino of Cardui never falls. To relievo disordered menses is to remove tho causo of other f eirialo troublos. Any physician will tell you that to romovo tho cause of a disease renders tho euro easy, In fact seldom fails to comploto tho cure. If you would havo tho satno relief which Miss Mnrkoll secured try Wino of Cardui. You can take it with out an examination nnd without any publicity whatever. You can tako it in the privacy of your homo and socuro just as much benefit ns if a doctor had nroscrlbed it for you. Thousands of wrv. mon are feeling tho vigor of returning 1 health by taking Wino of Cardui. I WINEofCAHDVI DR. DARRIN LEAVES NOVEMBER 1 The Oregonlnn's Insinuation that Oeor refuses to call u special session tinlem ho can be made Senator Is tut wot thy of anything called Journalism. If Oeor remains tine to the people, as he always has been, they will make him Senator, In spite of lhe Oregon an. The blighted Incandescence of the leading Portland paper, and the with ering absence of any opinions of their oh n on the pmt of ninny of the country oress leave the general pulille In a itsle of iiiiliifoiiiiediitHM bordering on fet-ltle-mludediiess. An AllNiuy exchange tells of a lesl lent who kills pheasants in an Ingeiil us way. by first scaring the bird along in Its mail flight with facial gesture until the Kior thing files Into a fence liul breaks Its neck. This account V Uie tcnrelty 'if the birds around Al bany, a look at the average Albanian's face Is enough to make them go off nnd die. Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick Headache, Indigestion and Constipa tion. A delightful horb drink. Re moves nil oruptlons of tho skin, pro ducing a perfect complexion or monoy refunded. 25c. and COc. Writo to ua for free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist. Houser's 258 commercial street. Umbrellas recovered at Shlpp & o The Youth's Companion Calendar Free. The publishers of the Youth's Com panion are' sending free to new sub scribers to the pnpor for 1903 a very handsome calendar, lithographed In twelve colors, with a border ombossed In gold. The exquisite homo scone which forms the principal featuro of the calendar Is suitable for framing. The calendar Is sold to non-subscribers for SO cents, but to now subscrib ers for 190U It Is sent free, with all the Issues of The Companion for tho ro mnluliig weeks of 1902, the pnper then being sent for a full year, to January, 1004. THIS YOUTH'S COMPANION. t4l Ilerkeley St. Iloston, Mass, Take your umbrellas Houssr's for repairs. . o- to Shlpp & Wholesome Bread Is hard to find, but If you buy your bread nnd pastry at the Piouoor Unit ary, you will be satlsflm!. Patronized by everybody. After a Yery Successful Visit to Salem Which Benefited Many Sufferers The Doctor Has Been Prevail ed On To Stop In Wood burn One Month A million suffering women havo found relief in Wino of Cardui. wnasn wwsWiBam Chop! Chop! Chop! Tiresome, Isn't it, to get down the chopping bowl and knife and prepare something for the next meal ? -But the tiresome method is out of date. You can do the work with Sargent's Gem Food Choppe r and do it better with but little labor. The Gem chops all kinds of food in coarse, medium or fine pieces, as de sired. Useful in the preparation of substantials and desserts. You need it in your kitchen every day. K. JV. WA.TB rSL CO.. .Saltm, Umbieilas recovered at Shlpp Houser's 258 Commercial street. Hundreds of UiousAtuls Mrs rtortl 'leiiK looted out of tusuianre coin mil.- ur nsss wnusH Oct Hllg HtBU. I Uu't that the purpose of Mfs lasur- Utlee? 0 ts from a Bauble Shop. The above Is the title of a little 'woklet iontly published by Harr, the Salem jeweler, which is a neat Mies- of printing from the press of R. & Moore fc Co., and a most credit title production for the establishment which puis it out. Th little book con tains several portraits. Including one of the iHnnagsr. Hsiman W Barr. be tides Interesting chapter on subjects! islatlve to the different branches cue jewelry business, such as silver ware, cut glass. rkH'ks. wathes. pre cious stones, etc. It gives a list of the btiOistoiiM. and lhe meaning of the various wedding anniversaries, and closes with Twnily of matters of interest to all. This little book Is a souvenir gtvsa to Use BIRD STUDY CLUB. What the Salem Bird Lovers' Society Is Doing. Tonight will be held the regular meeting of the Salem Illrd Study Club at Unity church, at which time the subject of "Woodpeckers" will be tak en up. Mrs. A. W. Prescott will read a paper on the "Flicker," and William Warner, the urluthologlst of the club, will bring a few specimens of mounted birds, us usual, for the Instruction of those present. The subject of devis ing some plan of work In connection with the children of the public schools will also be taken up, and a plan form ulated, If possible, to bring about such results, .everybody Interested In blnl study or In teaching the youth of the html the lniortance of knowledge along these Hues Is Invited to attend tltese meetings, and also to bexome identified with the club CONSUMPTION the most dieauVu and deadly of all diseases, as well as pneumonia, and nil Lung Troubles are relieved at once ami cured by Aoker's English Remedy the king of all Cough Cures." Cures Coughs ami Colds in a day.. S6 cents. Tour mousy back If dlssat ailed, Dr. Dnrrin. the celebrated specialist, well-known throughout the Northwest, after a very successful visit in this city, in which hundreds of sufferers from nil mnnnor of diseases wero re lieved, and, In many casos, cured, will leavo Salem November 1st, and stop In Wood burn at Hotel Woodburn until Decombor 1st, thoro bolng numerous roquosts for his presence there by per sons wishing to bo trented by his elec trical procoss. Dr. Darrln has practiced In Paris, London, New York and Portland, and while abroad dlscovorcd cot tain reme dies for sovornl of tho most drended dlsoasos, and in tho trontmont of which ho gives entire satisfaction. Numoroiis testimonials have ap peared in this pnpor during the past six months from those who thought they owed It to the doctor, ns well as hundreds of llko sufferers, to speak of the good work that has been dono for them. Mnny of these nre well-known to the editor, hnvlng boon cured when tho doctor wus here years ago, having spent two months In this city, nt which time we became favorably Im pressed with his good work. Few doctors havo had such a largo practlco as this physician who Is vis ited by scores of people evory whore he stops, and It la woll to noto that the doctor is not out for money alone, as Is proved by numorous cases of poor pooplo he has cured, who are unable to pay for tho restoration of their health. Tho doctor owes his great success to tho mysterious power of eloctrlclty. of which he has bocome so well versed. It euros mnny of the most hopeless ensee, and rollevea pain that every known remedy fallod in, nnd can be substantiated by the evidence of hundreds who hnve boen cured by Dr. Darrln. Wo could say many more things, which wo feel are due this amlnant physician, did spneo permit, but we simply try to say in a few words what many of the doctor's patients wish to sny, and what our own personal ob servation has cnuscd us to think. L nMBtryi Shingles and Shakes Tho roof is shingled best if you use tho kind of shingles and shakes wo sell, and wo ask you to noto tho good wear and oconomy of tho roof for which wo furnish tho shingles or shakos. Wo carry a largo Btock of shlnglos and shakea of good quality, carofully selectod to mako a sound, tight, durnhlo roof, and wo aro al waya ready to gtvo estimates. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pao. Depot, Phone 651. A Juicy Morsel fo Breakfast Or dinner yott can enjoy from cne of our tender nnd delicious meats, steake, locib or mutton chops, venl cutlota or pork, Our meats aro all cut from tho'.fntte&t nd enmoetctUle, and wo can supply your table wl'h fresh, uutritiona and wholesome meats at bod rock prices. & C, CROSS SAfcEM ORE Phon Wl y -V. ip,r I IXIA'JS ' MuHW1 v..iT ST3Z.1 J K25J. Wk., COPY If you wish to be healthy And happy drink good beer, such us the Salem brand, known far its purity, pnlntablllty and general excellence. Somo beers tnsto good, but are not good; somo boors uro good but don't, taste good. Salem beer tastes good nnd Is good yet our price is not great ly In oxcoss of luforior makes. Have you ovor tasted and tested SuU'iu beer? CAPITAL CITY BREWERY AND ICE WORKS, Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. You Can't Eeat Them Is what everyone says thnt weurs the collars and cuffs laundered here. Thoy are exquisite In their porfect finish and faultless color, and look fresh and clean when sultry weather makes thoso of your loss wise friends wilt and wi Inkle with perspiration. Our flue laundry work is beyond com petition. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phono 411. 230 Liberty St. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE OITY HALL For water eervlco apply at offlce, aU payable monthly la adTsnco. alto all Complaints at tk oltlce. THE ELITfiCAPB 203 Commercial Street. C'OYSTERS souvenir glvea to tfce cuetueaers olte terfm sTwole W H SJ ! ""Ion U eaaot I Ik. liarr csjtablM.rn.til. a,l which ZSX. N.Ta V. Fry dJuJ! ml put the refereaZtl. Is worth ursaervlHg. gist j,oVi' I want 20 mon end boys immediately to work on flax. Apply to Eugene Boise, 524 Front street. Good wages. 10-8a-3t ii rum souKeu nis (est. put on a boll! shht and a clean collar, and staited for Portland Thursday. He Is something of a Republican, and pays sums ta.es. and Is tit to be Governor or Senator, and he is a lawyer of same repute, and lie says there ought to be a special seealon to enact sat salaries J effect, bv BUS Greenbjum'j. Diy Goods and Aillinery Store - Bargains for ihisweJv. J Lace Curtains, 2 1-2 yards long, 50c pr. Lue Lunajns, i j-4 yards long, 7 5c pr. Lace Curta ns, 3 yards long, 40 in. wide, $1.00 pr. Lace Curtains, 3 1-3 yds. long, 58 in. wd. $1.75 pr . Bed Spreads, large size, 7 5c each. Bed Spreads, Marsailles, worth $2.75, for $1.85. Lace striped Hosiery, at 25c pair. Corsets from 25c up. Shawls, Fascinat jr5, 25c up. "winery in all the latest styles, Buckles, Cabishone, Feath ers, lips, Wings, Birds, Pom-pons, Velvets, Felts, R.bbons Laces, etc. You'll find this department stiictly up-tc-dak, Urst-class in every respect, and reasonable prices. Greenbaum's Drv Goods Store Klw nM A- .!-.. '"" ""r 10 ine fostofflce . The 110 jVcii" Conipans fcaxved In the tii 5 wost suits of eLyle aud with e'aaoc-HipaHlmentB. T E ECKBRLBN, Proprietor , 302 Commercial St. Light Biscuit Light Pastry Light Cake$ -j Light Work Light Cost-SURE and- j Quick-as-a-vvink 1 r-u-x A broken egg and dough errors are hard to mend. "4- 'I v. Si -1
