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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1902)
iiilWWltll.Wt,,,lwtw, -iSW9V,tt,.-' IHIIWIMWIWIW iSJISfJlgg,- (mL 731 fl'wsS'WHHWPBBBIpWwilWPSBWK " imstsmmdmut vfl "'"SyjffSRWICT wiwmiii ij jiiwww5a f ' IT i - iT THIS THB OAILV JOURNAL, 8AUHM, OREGON, WbBNBBAV, N6VBMB5R 5, 16C2. mmmwii rimir iijiniiiwmniiium,mrr.m naum i mi TraM 1 fwx-i-rt-jni niimiiii Hiftm wiitumrf'TvmrtMiiitriwaniir-iiniiTriTimi imt iiKwnrairWBtaitbam WEEK ONLY ... To morrow and all this week rtlie' Factory Sale of shoes will sell fpkteiit 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 buy a pair of them at aotory Sale of Shoes State & Commercial Sts. Z&SXSXS urn i m ii 1 1 m 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 h i 1 1 1 1 1 1 n h 1 1 n i m 1 1 1 1 1 1 i $4000 IN PRIZES X X I Ask to see our new Shoe for Women, the 2 Dorothy Dodd A You may be one of the lucky ones that will recelvo a part of the $4000. ;i IRV1N & PETTEYS i: ; ; Phono Dlue 201. Repairing a Opeclalty. 04 State Street. tilliHIHIIIIIIII M IIIMHIIIIIII lllimillHHIHI An advance on flour Duy your flour now, as It as cheap ns It will bo this year Flour will bo hlghor within a few days, so don't dolay. Itemembor wo carry a coinpleto stock, and our prices aro tho lowost in tho city. Brewster & White Feedmen and Seedmen. 19 Court Street Salem, Oregon. Choice Strawberry Plants Call at Journal office and get new catalog of fifteen best varieties. Ex tra choice hand-layered plants at $2.00 per hundred, 30 cents per dozen. A very fine lot of plants of Wilson, 8har ple New Paris, Manoon, Defiance all reliably tested varieties that will grow large quantities of berries at .$1.00 per hundred, 20 cents per dozen. E. HOFER, 8alem, Oregon. HARRITT Sl LAWRENCE -8ELL- More Groceries and Better Groceries than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN SEASON FOR H0U8EKEEPER8 IN THE COM INQ SEASON. OLD P. O. OROOERY. EDUCATIONAL. X "T .. joAjJa m - m a vv sir An tint hftfrl hv V? A Incomcetents. Tlmmnllnn Atl.l t.r.r..m.n( Id Kn.lMMd la 11... rA.lllt nt altllltv tn lift. At illli ILCllOOl ll ttlO ltpUoe loobuluitmliiiowlwlKonrhinY toilo Thoro U mi MoreMliig demaud for competent lielp, l'romcoiu'leUug tliK bualneat mid kliorllund oournvt at tho """ CAPITAL UUBINEBU CO' I.KQE. can iocure employment Por Haven veart but one young m. - hu wsduated from our short, haml department after tint noinplettnif llio liuttneu oourw. vrtiyT Itoauio all loo pomionj before rtiuW u Rtaduite ft coiti but llitlo to neeute a uiablo ediioatlou compared to Mo br nuilts sorircd, ftrul fur catalogue. W . W. I. 8TALEY. Principal, Bntom. Oroaon. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Koclie Harbor Lime. Beat brands Portland Cement. WOOD; sawed or f u ength, All kinds oi building material, sand, gravo!, lath, ehitiglos, etc. TD. S. RBNTLBY I'liono UUl A1SID DYSPEPSIA . And Indigestion, the most common nllments of mankind, can be cured by tho use of Hostetter's btomach Bit ters. It has a record of fifty years of such cures back of It. and will not disappoint you now. If you nre a suf fcier from these complaint, or Insom nia, Nervousness or General Debility, be sure to try It. Our private stamp Is over the neck of the bottlo. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHER8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. THE DEMAND OF REPUBLICANS. Tho following Is an attempt to con vey tho idea that the demands for n special session originate with so-called reformers. The Oregon legislature Is made up of a bad lot, according to certain "re formers." The members propose to break all their pledges sacredly made to the people at the regular session. They are not honest; they are out for stuff they are as low and mean at the devli can make them at the reg ular session. But there should be an extra session of these same rascals, according to the "reformers," to clear up the atmosphere and make every, thing good and straight. Salem Statesman. Ah a Republican paper that Is sup posed to speak for Governor Geer the Statesman hltH wido of tho mark In Its attempt to shovel off tho special session Idea upon "reformers." Tho governor Is something of a Re publican end was tho first to offlclnll) promulgate tho special session Idea. The Republican platform demands all Hint Is sought to bo secured at the special sossion. ly tho ndmtsslgn of tho opponents of a special session all could bo done then that can bo dono at tho regular session. Tho special Hosslon then tins power and Jurisdiction to onnrt Hat salarloe which they claim can be done as well at the rogtilar sossion. nut as all the olilclals who would ho affected by flat salaries aro opposed to a special sossion they probably know tho reason why. Thoy know that tho failure to onact what the Republican platform prom ised nt a special rosslou will dofor Mint roform four years and cost the people at least $200,000 In excosslve foes. Gov. Oeer and the Stntosman nnd these Republican officials arc doubt less perfectly sincere In thilr bollof Hint the regular session will onact all the reforms promised the pooplo In the Republican platform. Hut that will not help tho people whe have to pay tho $200,000 of excessive and unconstitutional feos nnd parqul sltoB. The attitude of Gov Geer and other HopubllcnnH toward a special sofwlon will help tno olllclnls against whoso unjust emoluments tho Ropubll can platform was especially directed Tho fight for nat salarlos Is not the fight of "reformers" so much ns It Ir the fight of tlu Republican platform of lending Republicans, a fight foi what Is right within the Republican party. Iluforo election In Juno they were nil "reformers." Now It Is the usual sneer nt reforms. Rut the people sotitetlmoH revolt at thnt sort of tltliif If It is carrlod too far. 81-183 Ootn'l SEASONABLE BARGAINS Umbrellas In Brent variety. Our apodal for $1.00 Is tho host vuluo on tho'tnarket Mackintoshes, for girls $8.35, for ladlfta $2.7C Tltoy nru worth f U)0 more than we ask for them. Wool shawls from 25o each up. Lars n Bortkentotihoods and fasolnators. Wool lioao 15q a pair, alsp tho, 40o srado redutJod to 3Bq, a pair. Infant's underwear 10c .or garment, worth double. Millinery at Reduced Prices Wo have dope a large business this soason. Our Iiuiiiuiibq, assortment of latost styles, novelties and low prl cob arov responsible for our Inoronsod patron a go, and now oomua our REDUCED PRICE- iSALJS. I Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Nsxt Door to the Postofflce . 302 Commercial St, '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 qan do the work with Sargent s Gem Food Choppe r and do It betterwith but little labor. The Gem chops all kinds of food In ronrse. medium or fine Dleces. as de sired. Useful In the preparation of substaqtlals arid desserts. You Dd It in your kitchen every day. iPil JfcJA i b j fll 15? VVL 'afM, MURRAY WADE'8 BEST. Murray Wade had n cartoon In n l'ortlnnd paper the past week that ranks high as ti fore line exposition of stnto politics. It ropresents Governor Oeer ns the farmer politician who lias paused to pick a dnlsy, nnd pulls on tho leavos musing, "loves me, love me not " A crow sits on one stump, and the Democratic donkev Im In tliu luwir ground hrnyhiK his neigh, neigh, whlli mo union petnis an cry nit! It Is the best political cartoon since 11. rayno pictured tno leading llguroe In tho Furnish campaign for the Cnpl tut Journal. These young men are a credit to this city and thostnte.nud if they adhere to their careers will score high in the fields of pictorial Journalism. Oregon tins produced u Davenport, a Harry Murphy and a Warren Gilbert, tho latter In rnnlil itavnlmiiiiiint nvnr taking the former In general ability. xiib last two candidate Tor fame ftom the elty of Salem lime great fu tures. Wlllu -lllllllt? ilf hUti.iv will develop them Into great cartoonists uiBj- possess inticn natural nullity in depleting, nnd koen itolltlcnl Insight and grasp on public eeuts o GOOD FOR 8ENATOR BOOTH. In tht liiirlv.liiirliiv nf unir ii,iii i it i nnd nvoldance of platform pledges comes Henator iiootli. cjr Ijtne uounty, ami declare in favor of a law to tax irani'Mses Tills Is one of the reforms demanded by the people and ns advocated b Senator liooth is the nnlv tliinir iiff.ir.nl by any Republican olllclnl In Oregon that will put a dollar In the treuuur) or lelieve the land tux one cent. All the other politicians nre after some office- or are busy digging up petty excuses tor not doing nnythlng nmmlRed In th enmiuilan ltivilli u II his: huslnotts ninn .ml n tntmvur and proposes a franchise tax. woyeruor ttoesvelt and Governor Odell are rated gotkl Republican In New York, nnd thv lumamt uiMi n iau and nre enfurlg It that put $ilu,iHH), ooa. of franchise ou tie tax rolls, and cut the stats tax down to one tenth of (u mill In Oregon the imoiile r. uiviniF over twelve mills state tax. uiul our nKesatl(tu or llutulent pruftH-s utid wlndJannirs anil typw-wwter heroeM can't im (lis necessity of doing any UiIhc to rellsve the situation. Snutur liooth is at Dim Iiuii.i r coriHNPRtlon that would pay a big tax Hiiiwr wen a inw. ami. instettd of dolg iuir tass. ,h pruMNM u tax he him self would ino Ottt Of nil thtt rlftmtf nua o...l bobtail pollUes talked nnd writ ten Seuator liooth nluna hnu rbu inini. uw to say somethtns; that will In- pinj omm nnu rMtHK)t for Uie He Publtcau imrtv ami mimm? th inviuv. rs In ipiisml. Thsrola politics lu this of the riNfct sort. o HONORS TO THEM. (HNKif is Ui UHSIHSSS H1SU 8HUI city oiHclato of lortlaiul for romiuir to me assMiance or tno people lu do- hmndlng a spoclal ttowlon of th l-n laturo. I Tho biggest proporty-ownors of. Portland, without rognrd to politics, unite lu that demand, and give good roasonB for It They nre mon who aro sincere, and looking for no- personal ' ndvantnge. i Tho politicians can turn Uiom down, ' nnd rofuso tholr call fdr help, but each of theso mon will romombor who did It, nnd will consldor thnt It was dono for personal purposes, This Is a critical tlmo In tho history of Orogon, nnd of Uio Republican par ty. Tho dislnclinatldn of republican loaders to take up any lino of fight for the Improvement of our state, or tho state governmont Is tho marked roaturo or tho situation. REV. SCHELL'O FIGHT. Tho way tho Intorior donnrtmont In taking up ho timber land frauds shos that Rev. Scholl has not boon hammer. ng away through Tho Journal In vnln. He bombarded tho secretary of the I 'ntprlor with loiters and marked copies of tho little Salem Dally that alone hni lot shut out his communications until i great Investigation is ordored. i The newspapers that print pages of Imbor land notlcos, nil Issued on tho inmo dato In many cases, aro trem , bllng nnd abusive, and do not know but tholr grnft will be called off. There are wlsor people who look on ' his Investigation as a sham, for the mrpose of invalidating tho titles or wall holders of claims, so that some 'jig Byndlcnto at tho right tlmo can ulp thorn nil down for n song, I Thoro aro two combinations working ho public land laws a Btate ring and v federal ring. Sometimes thoy work ogeUior oBpcclally In times of Btross mil nlarm, i The good work started by Rev ' "choll may bear fruit, If ho will keep ip his lick, tako nothing for granted, mil mako no half-way compromise. le has .tackled tho biggest fraud on he public In the state of Orogon. CKOP8 FOR 1903.' Thoro should bo a general warning ignlust putting out too many hops ou he Btrongth of the fancy prices now aid. Doubling the ncrongo In Oregon ould easily overstock tho market "ho effect would not bo folt within wo years, but romombor thnt a tlmo if depression in tho market will Inev tnbly roturn. Tho Journnl says plant moro pota oob, corn and stiawborrios. Year lu ind year out potatoos aro a good crop n Oregon. The Orogon Ilurbank hnB i roputatlon ovor a lnrgo part or tho ommcrclnl world. POTATOES ON OLD LAND. Mr. J. D. Dnrby brings this offlco a 'nishol or Durbank polntoos raised on old, worn-out whont land Uiat would io longor produce grain. Thoy go 2G 'o tho bushel, and weigh ovor two ,)ouuds apiece. Mr. Darby worked somo coarso manure Into tho land and took 102 melts off 14 to 1& acros, weighing 100 pounds to tho snek. Thoy grow on od hill land, nenr I.owlsburg, this ounty. This Is the lnrgost potato sory rought to this olllco this year, though .vo do not doubt thoro nre other yiolds lust ns big. Those potatoes aro flno ontlng all through, and romarknhly smooth ikluned. Thoy will be sont East tn advertise Dregon, nnd ovory potato will be nn Morpient nrgumont for Immigration. The Const Mall takes an exchange o task undor nn odltorlnl entitled: 'Sol doch nlcht oln vordnmmtor ISsel." Tho politicians who do the ginnd lop to windward aro welcome to tho ompoiary nilvantngo thoy gain. Hut hoy do not always win oven nftor ixocutlng the grand "pas do soul." o If you desire a good complexion use Mokl Tea, a puro horh drink. It acta on tho liver and makes the skin imeoth and cloar. Cures sick head achos. 2D cents and CO cents. Money rofunded If it does not satisfy you, Wrlto to W. II. Hookor & Co., Iluffalo, M. Y., for free sample D. J. Fry, IrugglsL THE SALEM CITIZENS. The roftisnl or Mr Frank Turner to locomo an aspirant ror tho olllce or ity roenrder Is worthy of praise Mr. rumor Is a popular and Intluentinl Hc mbllcan, nnd Ills refusal Is significant. Lot nil good cltlxens respect such nen. who rofuso to become parties to mrowlng the city governmont back In o tho wasteful channels of n partisan idmlnlstrntlnu. Those who think this city can he letter governed have a rifc-ht to thnt opinion, nnd that Is tho only wny pro tress Is made. Hut look up the showing or rovenuos ror October mode by the present nd- iiiiimimwiMi, nun iink yourseu it tue ity Is not in pretty sre hands. Doctors not soldotu give up a csie, hut mother never does. Wlnle life lasw, while there is a hjwrk of vitality which love's tutor nwv fun into a Ibtiue, site toils untiringly lor the child she brought into the workl. And sometimes where the doctors fall the mother succeeds. Site has no prejudices, Any means she will use which will we her child. The mother's proscrip tion ghou below is a case iu jxMiit Her daughter was given up by puyni cIiuh us suffering from an tiiQiiruble disease, dim "wHsUiig of the digestive organs. " The mother pre wribed Dr. l'ierce's Gold en Medical Discovery uud ' l'avorite rrescripttou," and had the linpnineiw of seeing ner daughter restorml to porfect iieami Dr. IHswe's Goldeu Medical Discovry euros dlstwssti of the stomach uud oth. cr onnins of dl- troitloii and nutrition. nourishing, Hash forming medicine nuking new blood and new life " Golden Msdical Discovery " contaiiw no alcohol and it U absolutely free fhxu opium, cocaine and all other narcotics, i H is n true tsmpsmnee medicine. j My Utcr (.if AillHrtOR Vtwhinatoo C Krhr .) t laWn trv tick ttul had wwml doctor," wiltw Mm C I. IUrrimm ofKlkCiu IXuUOo Nrbr TbrycwtM Hot K hrr riiv KouJ. awl told iuv Ititftbrr thy vrouhl u.n -x itr au More. ho tlottur cvubt hl hrr llut sl eauht uot igti wl bhc b4 -Uiic oi ih. difUv orit Mywothf Mkl lokiri ' welt I 1mo( kitow thnt Mr Hore' mli cis wui mr ur ' mm uougni mx nutiw tfcm of 'OoUku Mtdiwl l)Uomy' three oi ' lvwU lreti.rittH ' nJ nxut of the - Tel tet: ' aiul how lay Utter U welt wotuau We ttwuk. yaw for your uicvlWae." Or. PUree's Comuiou Sense Msdical AdvlMr, in iwjwr cov-ers, is sent fm oh receipt of aj cMiceat stamps to my expanse of h wiling 6'- Addrss Dr. H. V. Piprce, UiuTaTo. N. Y.; (TCsfc RL i4QlvbsRi C c It is a uen-e iXjflHvaa WILL BE TO SMOKERS 0V THE &xi AND (7UBA N01 EMo5t lifoir, Ws U ' 0 9 prEl lun- $ 'H . MW A lfV sCIsflAOQ t Unitedstatcs collect Taxes on l.M I UivjAIKo cliirinjr the Monlh of December. 1002? (Cljori brarlnz JJ oo per t.iouiand a ) &IA COO OO wil1 bc given '" January' ,03i to the persons whose estimates tfiO'v are nearest to the number of cigars' on which $3.00 tax per thousand is paid during the month of DecemberT'iooa'as 'shown by the total sales of stamps made by the United States Internal Revenue Department'during December, 1902. Distribution will bo made rvs follews: To tie.... ao persons whose clinwi. nre u clowst $W.W S f'Rnn'SR ;rot,e....23 H-nwns wI.cmo wtlnwUn are m-xt g1sjmi $10000 S.:". ' o'9nnnn o the.... 50 persons whose eMunsles are nxt clowst .($90 00 esc f" InR ? To t IO....J00 persons wl.oee oMltiMtm are next clowst . . WW esflW I oIRR SR To tlio..a.000 jwrsem wlime iwIilhIoh me next oleic!..... IioMsmsJ ......... o'SS-SS To the.aO.OOO iwrsons whim cMlmats aro next cloit wc winiiwl ' 15,000.00 jj- to cflch ons box ef 00 "Cranio- Cigars (vslae ?,IW per Ua) ..'...- 75,000.00 85.2l8p0r.on8 ; ;... $142!50o!oO Every 100 bands from above named cigars will entitle you to four estimates. Infornwtlim which may ho ef vnlue in makler estimates: the eumlwr af limn !.. u,u. ru n, .. , . . ,. were ptirelmseil, appears bitou : l sumesr ei ussrs now euinf S8.00 Tax per thouwnd, for whkh Stamps In Dscsmbsr. lW, W.W.K Ctnn. . Is Msreh, 1D. l,.lMln7 Clgsrs " I)smlr. 1901. WMt,W .. Air, ,0W( 5,fti8M1(w - " J,mm'' ,WW- .W.7l7 .. JlVi 1U0,( MI0MW7 ,. " INbruery, 1908, -115.105 4KI " ' - Incase of tie In estimates, the amount offered will be dlibUl o.nuiiv .., ., .1.1 .... , ,. . msde as num. .after January 11. 100 us the tUnw We oblalsaWe r m XT L?STrfH WI,,U!1 to.,u, PHjlbu"n ' the nws.ds will bo Write your full nam aud !.mi Olllc- Aduress plainh wi weliS eotit. Li fe"" ,.P?rlT',t of "i? Ll,,lld Sta, f"r Utn.bcr muil be fully prepaid in order fur mir sliinale i iwrtlcljwt" " C0,"'"K bawl. 1 he Iote. or Kspross chafes on your pneksgo AH csiima.es undcr.lils offer m..l be forwarded before December 1.1, 1902. to the . . FLORODORA TAG COMPANY. Jer-y City NJ You do net lose the value of your bands. Pecetnts uili h vm. .,.. t L . . good as the band thenuohc In securing ents On. bind from . m IY " l,,e reCC,pts wI" bc Ju8t as mentioned above, will count in securing Pret" the same as one .UTrnm 1? c,' " ba"dS fr0m " o( the othcr ' Nav, -.Old ch and Honey," "J T." " Master Workm. 7 Tl V ?"C She'" " Spear """ H Standard Ror. or Plane," Ton Jo; or oncS.eet ?.Jo3 UiS flrtnu ' ' Tar'" "B0t JaCk," M0,,, "neS,y' Xni .ch c.llm.tc on a itrr.U yt, ot ppr ullh eur ntmi and aJJrt MiJnly wri(( B .,1 .. t . " - r,N,lrWll(nwll, aulhn,l.r,.lll,. will b all.d upon .Prl.llon. wc.pt of ..r. ,,nt i.r M t-bacfo tap- rr twu.tv . .bar laiul '' ' J,,lnl 'U "' nKut l'r' '' '' r ' 1JJ- -n'1 ' niaded on vmzmsMfMKmm UsWBiBkSiof('Ji ""BBLIsBftlniMPifli BiTSJBBB .H.I SSBBBBe I SB SSBI u 'itT Sfl IBBBWSSlilSH o iv. r s vMSsV 'A tMIRitIJsavHI qotv If you wish to be healthy And hnniy drink good br. such ag tht slw Ummi. 1wm tor iu parity, imtatablUt Rnd gsaer&l exctllsnc.' Som Users taste good, but art not Reed; sows Users aro good but don't tagte hooi). Salem user tasUs good ami Is Bfloa yot otir pries is not great ly ucetftf of inferior wakes. IJara you evar tMiad and tested Salsw UasrT CAPITAL OITY BREWERY AND IOE WORKS Mrs. M. Bek, Proprietor A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from n rf 01 r tender and deliekms wests Mear e, larub or HiHttoa el.op. yeal cutlets or tork, Oar tneate ore all ent from the fattest ami ttnmetttaUle, and we sen snpply yoar table with fresh, nutritions and bolceoe meats at bod root prioss. E, C, CROSg SALErvI OFE Pkaa Ml
