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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1902)
. ft h r ,1 ' i.- u ca. r'. v ' M falll THE DAILY JfiUHflAL, 8ALEM, ORftQON, PM&AV, HMlAttn I fft& aUi Shoes Factory Sale of WILL SELL LADIES' ANDiWEN'S $3.50 SHOES FOR $1.85 A PAIR These shoes have just arrived and are therefore the latest styles of Vici and Patent Kid, and Box and Velour Calf, hand sowed, sold evey where in the city for $3.50, yet $1.85 will buy a pair at the factory Sale ol DYSPEPSIA And Indigestion, the most common nllments of mankind, enn bo cured by tho use of Hostetter's btomnch Bit tors. It has a record of fifty yenrs ojt Btich euros back of It, and will not disappoint you now. If you are a suf ferer from these complaint, or Insom nia, Nervousness or General Debility, be sure to try It. Our private stamp ib over tno nee ii or ino uotue. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS principal and all the teachers will get hotter salaried. But It will tako two yearB of hard work on tho part of Iho city superintendent and all tho teach- ors and principals to put Salem In that position. At prosent but few cities aro bidding for Salem tonchors. . . . Tho pcoplo will soon bo treated, to long winded messages from ilovernorn to which no ono will pay any attention not even the men who writo them as a rule. Action when in a.ponltlon to not,, and right notion, Is what tho pooplg demand. --Hti-niH THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. DY HOFER BROTHER8. Shoes Mall Orders Promptly Filled. J. M0RRI8, Manager. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 m m 1 i n 1 1 n m n a n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n 1 1 1 State & Commercial Sts. $4000 IN PRIZES X X AsK to see our new Shoe for Women, the X Dorothy Dodd X You may be one of the lucky ones that will receive a part of the $4000. i IRV1N & PETTEYS ii I Phone Bluo 201. Repairing a Specialty. 04 Otato Street. ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m i i m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly Ono Year, 91.00 In Avance. Choice Strawberry P ants Call at Journal office and get new catalog of fifteen bast varieties. Ex tra choice hand-layered plants at $2.00 per hundred, 30 cents per dozen. A very fins lot of plants of Wilson, Sharpie., New Paris, Magoon, Defiance all reliably tested varieties that will grow large quantities of berries at 11.00 per hundred, 20 cents per dozen. E. HOFER, Salem, Oregon. iHARRITT k LAWRENCE -8ELI More Groceries and Better Groceries than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN SEASON FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM 'INQ 8EA80N. OLD P. O. GROCERY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Roalie Harbor Llmo. Most brands Portland Ootnont. WOOD; sawed or ftu ODfclb, All kinds of building; material, sand, gravel, lath, ohliigloe, oto. D. . BENTLEY 81-1830on)'! Phono 001 Main HYACINTHSand TULIPS Wo havo Jutit received tho flncnt assortment of CHOICE DLUB8 ovor shown In this city. Wo Invito tho lndlos of thin city to call and soo tho samo. Brewster & White . Fecdmen and Scedmen. .81 Court Street. Solom, Oregon. SEASONABLE BARGAINS Umbrollaa in groat variety. Our apodal for 1.00 is tho boot valuo on Uio market Mackintoshes for glrla $2.25; for ladlofi $2.75. Tlioy uro worth $1.00 tuoro than wo ask for thorn. Wool ahnwlu from 2Co ouch up. Largo as sortment of hoods and fascinators. Wool lioso ICo n pair, nlso tho -iOo grade rcducod to 2Co a pair. Infant's underwear 10c .tor garmont, worth doubla. Millinery at Reduced Prices Wo have dono a largo buulnoss tit is souson. Our Immonso assortment of latest stylos, novoltioa and low pii coa nro responsible for our Increased patroungo, and now convoa our REDUCED PRICE SALE. - i !. m I "W I I I ,! pp i Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store AN EXTRA 8E88ION. Again tho Taxpayers' League, of Portland, rovlvoo its petition for an extra session of the logialaturo, for tho passngo of a $GOO,000 appropriation for the Lowifl and Clark fair. It Ib sot forth that tho loglalnturo of every stato west of tho MIbbIbbIppI river, excopt thooo of South Dakota. Iowa and Louisiana, will conveno noxt January. An early, appropriation by the Oregon leglBlaturo by. tho Lowla and Clark fair in therefore absolutely essential. Should that appropriation drag along until the end of tho ses sion tho doloy would work lrrepnrabIo loss to tho fair. Quito as much of tho succosa of the exposition hinges on tho early action In Oregon as on tho nlzo of tho appro priation. A largo appropriation lato in Fobruary would not bo worth as much as a smaller appropriation early In January. Unless neighboring states approprlato nionoy for tho fair at their coming session, they will not do so at all, becauso thuc will not meet again until 100D. Can Orogon oxpect other states to devoto loss tlmo to tho con sideration of appropriations than It shall do horeolf? Tho example of Orogon will havo to ho prosonted before tho legislatures of neighboring states. To do this will tako a great deal of tiino compared with tho length of their sessions, llnkor City Domocrat. George U. Pi par, nn Albany boy, woll known In Salem, and now a Seattle politician, mado n hot fight for tho Washington sonato on Tuesday but was dofoatod by 7C votos. Dotting Re publicans and hostile railroads did"' the work. Tho Oregon grafters, oven to. tho smallest graft nowspapor, opposo a special session ns a very bad thing for tho pcoplo any wny you look at Jtt And thoy aro porfootly Blncoro, If thoy are the people. Tho men who havo boon trying to carry on forty JobB of reform at tho samo tlmo havo received another set-ting-down-on but will probably bob up again with tho samo kind of a plat form In 1004, Tho coat of paint ovor tho saloon' sign on tha corner now owned by tho Salem W. C. T. U. still discloses tho ohl sign. A llttlo moro paint, good ladles. , ' -J, Oeorgo U. Piper, tho Seattlo editor, who ran for senator and was defeated now realizes that an editor who Is good for anything makes a very poor candidate. THINK OF HINGE8, In his New State St. Store. A Day JOURNAL X-RAY8. Tho Lane hop crop amounts to ,5131 bnlos. " i ' Truth destroys error mid lovo des troys hato. Salem leads in everything, latest Is a cash grocery. Tho Tho publishers or tho Ilutto Ruvalllo aro In court today for libel. Watch Governor McUrldo carry out his program In Washington. Lard ban declined, says a Portland exchange. Thank goodness, mlnco ptos aro safe. "Without posltlvo legislation tho peo plo will find tho referendum i vory sllppory proposition. It would liustlo ovon Mr. Flags to turn moro monoy Into tho city treasury than Mr. Judah dees: Living In Orogon adds ton years to an ordinary poroons llfo and extraordi nary pooplo do not die. Of Thanks (lovornor Gcor has Issued tho usual Thanksgiving day proclamation, sot ting aside Thursday, Novombor 27th, as a day of thanksgiving. Tho procla mation Is of tho usual form, and in re citing tho blessings that havo been Visited on this section during tho past jyenr, tho govornor, In his edict, says: "Tho pcoplo of Oregon havo many reasons to bo thankful. Tho rocurrlng seasons havo brought their abundant liarvosts; no opidomlcs havo visited thern: labor has boon cmployod in nil lines of business at an advanced rate of remuneration; thostnto schools havo boon liberally patronized and sup ported, while Jntelllgonco and prosper ity go hand In hand, rapidly pushing our commonwealth to tho forefront among tho oldor stntes of tho Union." NextDoor to the Pottolflco 302 CommerclalvSt. 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 Com Food Chopper and do It batter 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 substantial and desserts. You need It in your kitchen ever day. K. M. VA"DB tZQ. CO., dfm. pffas . , , Preuldept lloosuvolt has ovory son to bo satisfied with tho way country tood by him. roa-tho Ropublleau Oregon oloots a Deiuo oratlo Oovornor. DomocratlH Idaho ami Montana go Ropubllcnn. In Austria It Is hold that tho ialo of bottled liquors must bo stopped, as It ouaouragos "homo drinking" and in tent paraueo. W S. lloznrth, tho Salem farm' jour EDUCATIONAL, s rf - jtUPhfJJ. . Aro not held by ffifhtf incompetents. b4v fmt Vfaraeiloiia&UnrffiiriaiMiliRhwluat It thu raault of .Mlliv in ilu. At ftlilsitchool lithe VMf4a wob(Uututijt9UilU4(ifUar (adi. Tliwro U u luwiulu-(lwW fufoouiivi'tWit h yvHt v. !" wwww pirv w(U4ttm WUMM IH? OAPITAL BUSINESS COJ I.BOB. iaiMrwM. rcfr rn bat out rouug m, i lit grajuitcii froin our uil ?IWHI NIWT 'tagndtuta, rtt4MK e; kbi4u JP5 wmwA " W. I ibft La kl ii au luil i ,,,.... , UOWW4UH UU t ui liti graJuitcil ,fr?8 our bait tU ejaiioa wmTSwrta tlte m STALKY. PrthSlpSi. ajHSlrl.' OrBsroa nal editor attends so many fat stoak shows but does not seem to improve their wny. Senator llootli stands nlono so far among tho Oregon politicians who pro pose to do anything to put monoy In tho treasury. Tho Journal would like to sou 1000 additional people on the payrolls of Saloni noxt your. It will do Its share toward this end. Old StolU's olvlo Improvement league did not matorlnllno but his Sa lem factory furnisher sauerkraut for all the retail stores. The correflnomiant asking what In our opinion Is the moat lmprwlvft pas sage In tho New Testament. Is re ferred to Luke 4:10010. The Statesman and Soutlnel nree that a Hpeolal session would bo a very bad thing for the state and that Is supposed to include Salem. The man who tipples behind a sereen is not as rusneotublo as the man who walks Into tho opon door of it saloon and drinks at the bar. The head of one of the biggest Uinbet'lttml syndicate) Is in up orgaul antlon to draft it bill to protect the people agalHit timhrlant frauds. Ulve Saletu (he renutatjon oMiavIng (tie lwt schools In the state and the4 If you desire a nood complexion use Mokl Tea, a pure horb drink. It acts ' on tho liver nnd makes tho skin! smooth and cloar. Cures sick" head aches. 25 cents nnd CO conts. Money refunded If it doos not satisfy you. Writo to W. H. Hookor & Co., Iluffalo, N. Y for froo samplo. D. J. Fry, druggist. o Tho public Hchools of Missouri oh serve thls'as Kugono Klold day a day for tho "children's pool" ns ho Is called Yet most of his poems nro about chil dren that did not live. WH ATHE USE Of suffering from indlgostion if vou ent whut you wont, or of starving your-l solf to avoid such distress? Acker's1 Dyspepsia Tablots taken aftor eating will digest your food porfoctly, and froo you from all tho dlsagrooablo i symptoms of Indlgostion and dyspop-i sin. Eat what yeu: llko at any tlmo,' nnd tako an Acker tnblot afterward.' Positively guaranteed. Your monoy will uiwnys uo roiunuod if you aro not sat. .Isfiod. Writo to us for a froo saranlo. W. II. Hooker & Co.. Iluffalo, N. Y, Ono state olllclal built ubout a quar ter of a mllo of good road past tho pen. That Is being left with unrepaired holos to ruin It. Hut then Andy Ollhort ought to havo been good for something. K' Look TX Ahead Girls. If youtig girls would look alieail it would sometimes save them from sorioiw collision with the men they marry. It Is here that ignorance Is almost a crime. The young husband cannot uudersUml It wlieu tne wile cimngea to a jHicvasn. norvous, qucrulout woumn. And the young wife doos not understand It hw solf. She only knows that she U vory miserable. If ever there is a time when nature nerds help it is when the young girl is adjusting herself to the new conditions of wifehood. Dr. Tierce's Huvorite Pre scription makes weak women strong and sick vnueii well. It promotes regj larity, dries debilitating oral us, heals m flaummtion and ulceration, and cures female twVnesa. Sick women are invited to consult JDr. llerce, by letter, fiw. All womanly roufidences are guanled with strict pro ftvteionnl privacy. Write without fe.- or ' fee to Dr. R. V. Hercc. Buffalo, N. Y. "I will drop ytMi a few line ttUy to Ut vn i k-uuw imi I aui Muni wmi ur-wmw .mim Anufe llt4ivH(. of IlTlvillc WmxI Co.. Wct W "I (tt IILr new wuwau I ttxjk terrral Mllo of tkc PMvoritc trKritlOH ' and -Oakl-Mi Mntieal DiteowfY-' I M tut lnnOackc now, no wtci.che. aui uo paiu lu my Hwe any WILLB N JAN. 1903 TO SMOKERS OF THE AND jgtjl THE rJ (70 BA N0L-AJ Remo St 't$ii fiFnljif S k im 8ffp( r. .'" niWi '" "" llDS 'hm T TS1 09 F-rE1 ,unV hi s H Jacksw: HOW MANY CIGARS will the United States collect Taxes on during the Month of December, 1002? (Cliar bcsrlnc $3.00 per thnuaanJ ta.) win are be given in January, 1903, to the persons whose estimates nearest to the number of ciirars on which Si.nn tnv nPr December, 1902, as shown bv the total sales of of $142,500.00 thousand is paid during the month stamps made by the United States Internal Revenue Department during December, 1902. Distribution will bo mado .s follews: rft ,e '. l,orson oMhnallng the cjotcit 1 1B 2 ltWMm M,l08 estlmntM nru nest closest (ii..W0.00 . io Uic.... .f! H.T8oiis whose cMlmsti-s Hro next clow-.t .Itl.WiO.OO ( I .. ...... ...... each) .' I iujm ..,.; " ,..... (SSM 00 esch) ? AftA Ai ------- --'...... ...... ......... .. i. , , .i.uv.v' i-euni ... (5100.00 iiHch).... (&'0.0Q each).... IW.OO woh).... ...(110.00 each).... .tn.uu cacn;.... IIIMMIIMIIMIIIIMI r fc-i 9 $5,000.00 In cash 5.000.00 " 5,000.00 " 5.000.00 5.000.00 " . 2.500.00 " 2.500 OO " 2,500.00 " 20,000.00 1 5,000.00 " lo tin ....10 Dcrsoni wIicma iMiiniiiti.d 11.,, 11.11 , i...ti To the... 20 persons wIioh- eltiiuiu'ro iicMtUii'st'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 10 tllC... iO IILTSOIIS wlinkt inillmiili.a Rin 111.VI rl,i.i lo the,... 50 persons w)ioc estimates nro ne.xt cl(Hiei 1 ! ,0,,i-,'nS lK,M,11!, w)'" I'Stimute uro m-.t cl.t n. '!,0,,?'9 Poi hiHie cstlnitttes uie next oloel , lo t he .U.OOO (Hfrsniia-whose cstlnmtoi aro next ilow.t 10 ino.au.wu pursons wiioao eMIniatu ure net cIom-u wu will u.hd ' .':""! to each one b...x ef ,10 Cranio" Cljjuw (value fa.u pcr lwx) 75,000.00 35.213 prorsons , ' t ?142.500.00 Every 100 bands from above named cigars will entitle you to four estimates. lOae TIfs'ca, band couotfac u two hault f,.m ik a ., .1,.... ..i .. ... .. were pii '""""" w eaAimwc u two banlt (m ilw i i.,. ,.i .. .. .. .... m.H m iwa. will w ,i, y , r,, Jff-Sw"' " " , ShimftSS' mi Vn," h mak,B '-l -r of Cignr. now Wing W.00 Tax per thousan.l. for which Stsrnps In Deconiber, 1000, " Dtcembor. 1001, " Janimry, 1002, February, jflOS, l)7.0l.!WH agnrs. 170.312,170 11MI.IISI.7I7 " fis.-ina.ts3 In .Mnrch, 1006, " April, 100, " Msy. 1108. 6in,6W),Oi7 Cigars. 0f0.8it3.lfl3 8,0-)3,07 Wrli. your full mine ami Pt Olllce A.hlrM PM1 Zff& Sni ,C" lA.uir T Tp u0!.'1 f U!S Un,Ud guie f"r nuut be fully jirt-jmlil. In onlcr for your ettlmntc to imrtlelpate. iomiiiinb uamU. 1 ho 1'ostago. or Rsprew charges on y nrds will he December. vnur niirlnrrn ill ...i.... -..-.... . .. '. . . -j"". -- v -- o- ..,.. . ..rmuiMr orw.rdcd before December, si, .902, o he . . F..OROPORA TAG COMPANY, Jor.oy City N J KooUa fr your hsnUs, and tIlMe receIpts J ho as -"- -! ' -unt in -rtnftV. ! " .. other Clgsrs ... . . w.-,, iiuijg OIIUC. "DeaP Mead." l fstnttilnnl w - , "Bootjack," "Old Honesty," Na," "Old cacli and Honey, "Karor," or "Planet" Tobacco; or one "J. T." "Master Workman." i. pi.,-, m.i.i.i..i. .. ... . "Sweet Canoral" Clvarm n. n . ' y ' Stni each cttlm.U en a wpar.U plc ol paptr. Ith )OUf mm. and dJm. pjnr wru llliKlrnl.l ,'..... I .... . ii . TT . . . .u..ii.v.i ii.,iiii:iji' in ,-riwiiiii. inr iimli nn.t null ...ii I.. . . . : i -wcipt of ten ceni. or ton tbatco tapi. or twenty ugar bin J. X ui-tributiun about I'-u Cigarette Dox Front. n en each, ni.nk lormi lor Mllmattt win be ro.lltd upon application. mh,rj,t 190 and will lx? mailed on O. H. MACK Syccossor to Dr. J. M. Keeue, In Whits Corner, tialem, Orogon. Parties desiring superior operations at mod erate foe ui any brauch are In ospcola roquont -PROPRIETOR OP . S. C. STONE, M. D. ;B. R. JONES Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has an up-to-date abstract of all proporty in Lincoln county... ,r THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. STONE'S DRUG STORES 8ALEM, OREGON.. The stores (two In number) aro located at No. 235 and 297 Commercial st.. I and aro well stocked with a completo lino of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etix, lias una some Z5 years experience In the practice of medicine and now makes no chargo for conoultation, ex amination or prescription. OYSTERS (Marc No tHMrtiiKMtawa tutu auy awe, I niTHk thre u u mcJiclne tike lu. Pttieafa ! Swvstl in the host of style and with mrttyftt. Ithaokwvecy.wuehhi-wUatiw ' V,a moat mtltniila nimicni,..,.,. EHGKERLHN. ProprJctor haYeJoerrwe-urm&tdoebaaUaeu0 I"" """- " nooowpanimems. 4 muoh gooO . Dr. Pierce's PleaMtit PelleU cure Ml ioutucu und sick Ueaducbe. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL For water service apply at office. Bills payable monthly In arivann Make all complaints at tke office. - I CAPITAL CITY We aro told wo have handkerchiefs EXpFGSS 311(1 TmilSfer at the lowest prices In town. j Meets all mall and passenger trains. Aaoois . fhA Vr?Atv Cnra I S8580 to aM Darta o' Uie city. Welch. Prop. "w Tdueiy OlOlC (Prompt service. Telephone No. 241. 94 Cosrt Street HOMYER HEDRIOK. SOULE BROS. A PORTLAND OR. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Salem sod vUIttr leave orders st C'l Will's Miufc Store. Steusloff Bros, Dealers In Llvo Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers aud packers. All kinds of fresh and salt meats. Fine sausages, hams, bacoc and lard. 316 Commercial stweL Our Advertisements are ALWAYS INTERESTING. Read them. Barr'c Jewelry Stors. L M rn j ,-.a ... ' V Tl $M
