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IS WEEK OM
.? To morrow and all this -week
the Factory Sale of shoes will sell
patent leather shoes for ladies as
well as for men, that are worth
$5.00 a pair for $2.15. They are
made of patent calf and. kid, in
Goodyear welt and hand-turned, yet
$2.15 will My a pair of them at
Tft
laciorj saie
State & Commercial Sts.
An advance on flour
Buy your Hour bow, aaltu cheap as ft will be this year Flour will be
higher within & few days, to don't delay. Remember wo carry a complete
totf, and oar priees are tits lowest In the city. , . !tjl
Brewster & White -
Feedmen and
19 Court Street.
Choice S
Call at Journal office and get new catalog of fifteen tst varletlei. Ex
tra choice hand-layered plants at $2X0 per hundred) 30 cenU per dozen. A
very fine lot of plants of Wilton, Sharpies! New Paris, Magoon, Defiance
all reliably tested varieties that will grow large quantities of berries at
$1.00 per hundred, 20 oents per docen. E. HOFER, Salem, Oregon.
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$4000 IN PRIZES
Atk to see our new Shoe for Women, the
X Dorothy Dodd,
You may be one
that will receive
I IRV1N & PETTEYS
J Phone Blue 201. Repairing a Specialty. 04 State Street.
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Library Tables
Ever shown in Salem can
now be seen at our store.
No use to wait longer if
youced a book case.
TJierrange from $11.00 up.1
BSS
ingi,wjWMiwnM
Juicy Morsel
Breakfast
for
Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our
tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb
or mutton oho, vual outlet or pork.
Our meats are all out from tliejjfotteal
and DrtmoBtcattlo, ond wo cau supply
your table with fresh, nutritions and
wholesome meats at bed rock prices.
E. C, CROSS SALEM ORB
Plion 291
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PAMBKGBH 8TCAMEH8
Pomona and Aliona
teVM (or Portland daily
eoji tfuiiday at 7 n. tn.
auIcJcT.md, Cheap Bates
of S
hoes
Mall Orders Promptly Filled.
J. MORRIS, Manager.
Seedmcn.
Salem, Oregon.
trawtayPlants
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of the lucky ones
a part of the $4000.
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IHE DAILY JOURNAL
Members Northwest Afternoon News
paper League.
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
Dally One Year. $4.00 In Advance.
Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance.
Dally by Carrier, 0 Cents Per Month.
Weekly One Year. $1.00 In Avance.
REAeOMS FOR SPECIAL SESSION.
The Journal asked sotatf nrowtiteiit
Republlraas to glr " f001- Mr
and annar reawiWl why the Referen
lium should not be rat Into operation.
Rd why flat anatrtat akoald not be en-at-ted
These gentlemen are In oWcfal po
sitions te act tkene matter, eleeted
on a plaUorm pledged to act on these
matters, awl the people hare a right
to know why they decline to act. If
they wld.
Mr. T. II. Kay baa gone Into an In
terview, and says he faronr flat salar
ies, bnt it will do hist m well to jwt
them Into effect four years hence.
The Oregonlan says all that can be
done at a regular session of the gener
al aesembly can lie flono fit n spe
cial seselon. If that Is true there la all
the more reason why the work should
be done at a special seeefoii.
Take the fflce or state printer. If
all ran lie done at a ecial session
that can he done at a regular seaalon,
that office ran be put on a salary, and
all the coat of the ' siiedal aeesion
saved on that one office alone.
The Journal will admit that Uie
state printer Is receiving not a dollar
but what the fees allowed by law
clearly give him. liut thoee fees were
flsed when all such work was paid for
at rates from two to four times present
prleos.
Is there any excuse then for these
prominent HepuMleana not holding a
special session and shKIbk the people
from ten to twenty thousand dollars a
year on thin office alone?
The bills for the flat salary law can
lie draitod and made ready to pass.
and not take over ten daya for that
puroee, and In that time no senator
could lie elected. The pretense Is also
that a ateclal session might count In
Gov. Chamberlain, or elect a 8enator
Is not Uiat discreditable rot com
pared to the solemn duty these men
entrusted wtta power owe the people
of this state?
In Washington the farmers and bus
Iness men were MfTorlng from oppres
sive freight and passenger rates.
Their lumber and grain was taxed
more than they thought It might to pay
to get Into the markets.
What did Oovernor Mclirlde do? He
gave out a long newspaier Interview
that was printed In all the .papers re
viewing the unfavorable condition of
the shippers and farmers, and demand
w that It be changvd.
He iHrtied tilt light for redrew Into
all the county coiim-hMohm. jt.
I'tercee the mother s heart like a sword.
Olti-u the motlur who would do eery
tiling 'r tin- little one h!h- lovri, m tit
le rH iinK.t. nt to lulp ,4inl funk no
li lit in i'hau tans Tint whn the cnc
vit'i Mm IiiiiHjn. whoMf little one was
Almost Mind with
hi r ii f u la. Hut
lorttuiMtely ehw
u iK led to nt I)i.
LJ'H'll c- N UUlllMIl
Mnlu-al Dlacov-
riv ami m cured
the child without
n-MirtliiK to a
juuthil oiK-nUion.
The irrettt blood-
x piiniyiiik moiiei-
iiinlyiug
. A ties of Dr Werce'ii
Golden Metlical
Dincovery have
been proved oer
and over again in
caws of scrofula,
eraetna. wihUIuiii
ami othvr iIumnmmi which are caiwed hy
.ui impure coudition of the IiIimhI. It
riitiivly eradicMtiM the Kions which
frd luVaae, hhi! build up the lxly
with Rrtmd, healthy ileeh.
My lllllr ilauaJMer became
ubtr tMmiHe Ml Ida. I wUb
k r(uU whk h allKird Ur y mim Mr.
AuHe. I. Uuiu-an. uf MatulcM. I
,n. uf MmulcM. Siau4UB Co..
Ark -itn cuuiii um (war llie Uvttl Bx
-nne cuuiu uix near me ultl aw uver a
itr we ir
ill auv sunt
lit- mltiaeil u
nc niru iu cute, Her ryea. nun HWHIue
We hail our home tkhvaieiau mud
wiiw.i ue iu lake Her lu au omUat, a her
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oclbU wuukl have hi be 'ctaiMd ' They had
""" u i imk ue lauMgni anc wmhi aever
itt-trr her tie at Aa tkate waa an a ehaio
mie u tlikk Ue tbouunt ah would
Iiihi we iwiU ap4y my keaH aak wkhla
in I ul u your CuaiMoe Heaae Medkaat
VlvWer,' reait your tiealHteiu cm Mtofala. nM-
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d apu
. your
your I
1 1 iik i lie proucrllea of Medkteea there adetoad
With v 1-ortlr.oT 'ImUm Meuao.1 IMaav
t iixit-eullrety cured wy child.
- Hotting ihu vUt be of earn um te yu njwl
tiViut iu otlutr Mintrcra. wUh hewtMl
'iwui. i it main "
iHx-tor llerce's IMeaMHt PuJleti am
an excellent Uxatlve for children.
1 In Mir May to take nud thorough
m Mciiun.
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imMk past Mr defeat bin. He ear-
rlHth tf'tlnil sIm IVI
yVuMtake sH' attorys of Um road.
, d.e (' He did eot atop there. He forced
f p B tin. It od that cotirtntUm a stations) domaiNl
" "' 1 " art ,n ,, rlMM t!MIMlMfmt. f be
spawnim vj ninreeu. wkji power to
B rate- of freight and paesejger
Heaittcrn -fares.
DidiSS!rBd! h- w "to -
Liver COffl-.lM petlUooed he- Ifce faratani and
plaint . , ! business see, yvt tfcey Mtetatftod. Mm.
Mke Presides Jackson, he decided
wftu wag fifkt tor the people, and
fought straight to get It.
Governor Odetl. In Kew York, Gov
ernor KooeeveK before hint. Governor
Nh. of Ohio, have all made tlime
fights when they were to be mud, and
won ont on them every Urn.
If Governor McBrlde carries the leg
Islatnre with him. and he has Utile op'
position, he will convene a special ses
sion and enact the law that wttl matte
the rallreed aernuits, Instead of mas
ters of his commonwealth.
The case fn Oregon Is clearly and
htr more strongly than In any of the
former state demanding a special Me -
alon. The reasons for it are familiar
to all who read and think. The acgu
mente are unanswerable.
If fiat salaries are right four year
hence, they are much more so right
now. Mr. Kay would not, as a busi
ness man, take such a position protect
Ing his own Interests, as he has tattm
In the people's Interests.
If the Referendum is in full force
and effect now, that amendment 1m
piles legislation In Its final clauses
now, and not at some future time.
If we have a World's Fair at all It
should be set upon Its feet now, and
not wait until It will become difficult
and doubtful whether anything can be
done.
I.t Governor Geer and the think
ing men In the Republican party ana
lyze this situation fully and fairly, and
tney will see that failure to act, or re
fusal to art. on any fallacious plea
whatever is fraught with danger to
themselves, and will work Incalculable
Injur)- to the commonwealth.
They have been unable to frame ten
able arguments why a Hat salary law
and Direct Legislation should net be
put In full force and oieratlon. How
can they face the people with broken
promises and specious arguments?
fly their own confession they can
do all at the special session that they
could do at the regular session. Ily
their admission alt these demands are
good domands, and will be done then
for the public good. Hut everybody
knows that the difference when they
are done amounts to hundreds of thou
sandsof dollars against the people and
for the oSlce-holders.
WHEELS ON OR OFF THE SIDE.
WALKS.
A very charming Bnlum woman tins
begged the editor to please put some
thing In his paper to drive thoee hor
rid bicycles off the sidewalks.
There Isn't anything this editor
wouldn't do for any woman, charming
or otherwise, unless it should be to
pay her millinery mils.
Another usually charming woman
asks the editor to suy mmethlHg aliout
allowing all the sidewalks to 1m used
for bicycles.
There he Is, between the two charm
ers nud the deep new. as It were, and
only n very narrow margin, but he
will huve no walk nt all to rtand on.
Aa there Is n via media lu every
thing under the sun, so there must be
In tlila, nnd the editor takes the mid
die of the road.
The other day the editor saw with
tils own eyes a young man delivering
lKi)i for u Portland publisher on his
blt-yclp on the forbidden sidewalks of
State Htreet.
Well, If that wouldn't Jar your syn
tax! The Impudeuoe of the Portland
publishers, coming here at all to sell
papers, when Hitlem has Mich fine dall
ies. And tiding forbidden sidewalks
to do It, too. It was too much.
Hadn't we better hang up our whirls
until the new city houuduries arc
abashed?
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TAKE IN THE CEMETERIES.
A sarcasm by a writer signing Su
burban," lu the local (tapers, suggested
taking In the Salem cemeteries as a
means of adding to our population.
Doubtless he desires to add sonin live
imputation to our city.
All Jokes aside, there would bo some
reason for extending the Jurisdiction
of the city over the cemeteries. There
Is at present little or no protection uf
forded thoee who have friends lu thee
cities of the dead.
Vases of llower. bouquet, Bower
pieces, and other deeomUnna, like
shrubs and uoweriHg plants are now
often stolen before the uwisoms plac
ing them there hare turned their
bucks.
The white satin ribbons were stolen
from some bouquets that were taken
out to the grave uf J. T. Tlchuor al
most before (he grave was covered.
These shumsful acta of vandalism
would be cheeked. If Uie cemeteriM
were Ih the olty limit.
There would We mare lHSrlruUou fora
Company's
Scrofula
This root of raaay evils
Glandular tumors, abscesses,
pimples, ami otkar outaoeous erup
tions, gore ears, inflamed eyelids,
rickets, dyspepsia, catarrh, readi
nesM to catch cold and inability to
get rid of it easily, palone&s, ner
xrasaee8, the consumptive ten
dmcy, and other ailments
dan be completely and perma
nently removed, no matter how
young or old the sullercr.
tfoed'i SnprHI w rtren th dchtr
rf SUM Veraeor. Wwrlar. N. Y- who had
ltk rat with tersfolk t&rtt Ut er.rher
(e4 htwi. The first bsttic hlp4 her
tad when nhe b4 Ukee ilz the aere wert H
miti aed her fe wm tsMelb. He write.
ail Hh bax Btrer ibewa aar a of th
lerofeia reteratBC.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Aak your druggist for it
today and aocupt no substitute.
' making Improvement. The cemeter-
1 1 could be better Included than seme
'of the nrotiertr brine between them
'and this city.
If the cemeteries were taken Into
the dty they would In time get city
water, and thou- be provided with Irri
gation for the ktwns. Dot this would
be altogether too progressive, to keep
the grass green on the graves of our
widows.
Take your umbrellas
Ho user's for repalrj.
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to Shlpp &.
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
A man may be great in some things.
but exceedingly small In' others.
The Idaho newspapers make one
think there is an old-fashioned cam
paign on there.
a
Malheur county Is asking for enter-
prising capital to Invest lu creamer
les in that section.
Milk has gone up a notch in Salem,
In spite of the fact that old Willamette
never fails In supply.
Portland has -10 square miles of ter
ritory within Its Incorporated limits.
The second city In Oregon has barely
two.
1 he Toledo Rettorter refers to an
oWcial of Lincoln county as "The
splenetic halr-bralned hog-eyed little
Imbecile, who, between hop-picking
and other mid Jobs, attempts the du
ties of (ininty Judge."
...
A pretty Jaekson county achool
marm. wishing to secure oarly at
tendance, promised to hiss the first
pupil at school every morning, and
now the larger boys havo taken to
roosting on the school house fence
all night
Mabel ICdlson. a young woman who
claims to hall from Oregon, was ar
rested In San Francisco recently for
mnexpieradlng as a boy. Sho was an
orphan, delicate iu health and found
she could make a living better In inns
eullne attire. She had been working
as bell boy lu a number of hotels.
Ghaiies Cawley, aged 17. who Is In
a Pittsburg Jail, charged with the
murder of his mother nnd four other
members of lib family. Is likely to be
aume a multl-mllllonalre by the royal
ties he will realise from his new air
brake, which Is to lie adopted all over
the country. Insanity will be his de
fonse.
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Some funny thlna tmnsplre in con
neetlou with the Indian War Veteran
nnd their iienalone. A French l'rnlrle
man says nn old Frenchman, who has
been getting S a month from Marion
county for the past 10 years, asked for
a pension, and wan told he had been
on the roll for a ponelon since seven
years. Who has been drawing it?
...
The $600,000 for the I'ortlmul Kxpo.
Isn't nil there la to It. The legisla
ture will be asked to put up $60,000
for the St. Louis fair, to put a build
ing there. A "woman" commissioner
Is demanding It. nnd they generally
get what they want. There Is no stop
ping a woman when she gets n Job
like that. And they nlwnys start the
graft by appointing some nice lady
commissioner without salary, a very
innocent performance, but it nevor
costs less than $se.uu0 to $60,000.
A granger who scatters a few hands
fill of nickels among the children to
ate them scramble has his picture
printed and the scene deleted In the
lTt Oregon uewapaiter. A deeerv-
lug young lawyer, like Webster
Holme, of Salem, who has only good,
will toward everybody. , te pictured in
Uie same paper to look like Rev. Par
none, the Methodist minister. That Is
metropolitan Journalism. hoMlaic ue
the trliituK nud tratunlliur mi ilu. d.
serving young man aintggllNg to wake
uame for lilmsalf.
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The warm MUM are brlafllag myco
pottsfcHs (moehreom eatsrs) out of
tretr baaats.
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The Dayton BvaporaUng Company
le preparing for shipment about 60.
WW pounds of prunes, and is now dry
Ing aperies.
S100 teward $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to leara that there Is at least
oae dreaded t sense that science has
bMs -jmi-i to cure In all Its stages and
that is cata rb. Hall's Catarrh Cure
la fta nnir TMMritlve cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment Hall's
catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, act
Ing directly upon the blood and mu
cous surface of tn system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giring the paU.nt strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have much faith In its cur
ative powers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that It fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHBNBV & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 76 cents.
Hall's Family Pills are the best
The Oregon State Teachers' Associa
tion will hold a seselon in La Grande.
November S4-X6-2S. The badges for the
occasion will b" little bags of sugar
made at the La Grande sugar factory.
CHILD WEAKNESS.
You can worry for months
about your weak child and not
succeed in doing it a fraction
ofthesrood that comes from
little daily doses of Scott's
Emulsion.
The cure of child weakness
is not the matter of a day but
of steady common-sense treat
ment. Children like Scott's Emul
sion and thrive on it.
Perfectly harmless yet power
ful for good.
StfJ for Free Simple.
SCOTT Jk DOWN K, ChuakM, vt Tori St., N. V.
Willamette valley farmers are seed
ing for fall grain, and harvesting their
"spuds."
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If you are troubled with Impure
blood, Indicated by sores, pimples,
headache, etc., wo would recommend
Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo sell
under a positive guarantee. It will al
ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic
polMons and all blood diseases. 50
cts. and $1.00. D. J. FRY, DrugglsL
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The Albany college building is he
Ing renovated, and several Improve
ments milled.
The Sure Way
to prevent Pneumonia nnd Consump
tion is to cure your cold when It first
appears. Acker's English Remedy
will stop tho cough lu a night, and
drive the cold out of your system. Al
ways a quick and sure cure for Asth
ma, Bronchitis, and all throat and
lung troublos. It It does not satisfy
you the druggist will refund your
money. Wrlto to us for free sample.
W. II. HOOKER & CO., Uuffalo, N.
Y. D. J. FRY, Drug6lsL
LOOK OUT I'OU I'KVI.'lt
IHIWni mill liver disorder at Oil ntwi
limy h iirovmiltMl by i-leauniuK the yaitw
Willi 1MV1U' Utile Hiirly Ulnar. Vltra?
Iniiiou llltln pill ilu nut Krl'te. They mor
ill btiwel ui'iitly, but copiously, and by rea
n ur the tuulc roirtW. sire tuno ami
Nlrniigth to the L-lumla. F. (I. Iluu mi
State St. (Irand Opora Hu'W Oruj; Store.
WHAT TIME PROVES.
This thing of being nick and looking
for a cure Is a mighty serious busl
uohb. People, are not given to joking
even at the first symptom of the ap
proach of the grim destroyer. They
do not want to be tho subjects of ex
periment, but want medicine that has
Miil the test of years bohlnd it. A
medicine that has been niado and used
for 20 years gives assurance of its
worth, and cau bo taken with a faith
that they have the very host cure the
world affords. All this cau be said
aoout Dr, Gunn's Improved Liver Pills
as a remedy for sick-headache, dys
pepsia and indigestion, it begins right
ut the source of the trouble and re
moves the cause. We will send a
sample box of these pills free, or u
full box on receipt of 36c. Sold bv nil
drugg.sts for 26c per box. or address
Dr. Qunn, Philadelphia. Pa, For sale
at Dr. Stone's Drug Store. 2
Congregational Services at Jefferson.
Rev. P. S. Knight has been Invited
to preach In the Methodist church at
Jefferson next Sunday marnin? nn.i
evening, and a movement la nn f.t
to make some such arraneemant .r-1
mnnent for Unit wide-awake little
town. .Mr. Knlaht has manv .u-i.,J
feiultlld (UUA a..l. ...its a a '
""m miiu win ue pleased with
utia arrangement, and it Is suggested
that such a combination can be made
with one ef the local churches as to
bring about a monthly service of this
klmi wiiiii win .,.,. i.-,
rlnrty entabltehed Sundav servi.M
of any denomination.
Famiiiari
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Make Our Store your
search of Umbrellas, Mackintoshes, -Rubbers
or anything in Dry Goods or millinery.
Our lines of goods give perfect satisfaction, and combined
with our low prices have made us populanr.therefore-join.our
many customers and make this your ifieadquartors-when
shopping. Our clerks are only
quote prices.
Greenbaum's Dry GoadsiStore
Next Door to the Postoffice .
Chop! Chop! Chop!
Ji7
Hill ' Bl
CJ i SI
sired. Useful in the preparation of substantials and
desserts. You need it in your kitchen every day.
7?. M. WAVB e-32, CO.,
It's better to give thin to receive
ISsiierially in a good cause, and that
I is why wc delight lu giving our cus
tomers such perfect laundry work,
when they favor us with their imtron
age. We not only give them perfect
satisfaction In the color and finish of
their linen, but we give them twice
the wear that they would get if their
garments weie done up by Inferior
methods.
Salem Steam Laundry
Coi. J, Olmsted, Prop.
Dorous D. Olmsted, Mjjr.
Phone 411. 230 Liberty. St.
Our Rugs and
308 Commercial St.
cop-. . v, t tftJe A rar5R--jfflifUl
ii m
'Store at Salem and Albany.
W H OL BSALE
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UfthW.i, W UAtGJcei
Light Work Light Cost.-SURE and-
uick-as-a-wmk !
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Headquarters wlien in
too glad to show" goods and
302 Commercial
at.
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
Shingles and Shakes
Tho root la shingled best If you use
tho kind of shingles and shakos we
sell, and wo ask you to noto tho coo-J
wear and economy of th,o roof for
which wo furnish Uio shingles or
shakes. Wo carry a largo stock of
tihlngles and shakes of good quality,
carefully selected to mako a sound,
tight, durablo roof, and wo nro al
ways roady to glvo estimates.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S. P. Pas. Depot
Phone 651.
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If you wish to be healthy
And linppy drink good beer, such as
the Salem brand, known for Its purity,
palntablllty and gonoral excellence.
Somo boers tnsto good, but are not
good; somo boors nro good but don't
taste good. Salem boor tastes good
and Is good yot our price Is not great
ly In excess of Inferior mnkes. Have
you ever tasted nnd tested Salem
beer?
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