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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1902)
THE D AILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1902. Grand Opera House, JOHN P. CORDRAY, Manager. Tuesday, Dec. 9. BRIGHT JEFFERSON PEOPLE CIVIC LEAGUE tlttlttlimiliiHittMimtMtMmMmtMttMmi MMmmmmHtmtMtttmtmHMttMtMmM ..,..m.,.,. Droadhurst and Curie present PEOPLE 1 k a Wttf i HL WW ffi9 fll . Q 19 HI m m S A HEt tM Hi B L. Bfl B Bo h H H & w H H HH IB H HIlHJIHJil HHHH V jflB SJH Bm SSI H OH BM HH E A RBI HHJI v. B 7 Br & W JS Km lH flu IHaBHI A Real Musical Comedy Costumes None Better Girls Prettiest Ever Prices 75c. 50c. 35c. Scats on sale at box office Tuesday at 9 a. m. -1 mx gxgxsxaxgxg) aErm pan $alliiil S . .j a i - fa that draft so dangerous to health , open doors cause drafts the Eclipse Check and Spring closes doors does It without slam mingwithout jarrjng the house noiselessly. ISlmple durable best. . Buy it here. R. Al. WADE & CO., Salem. (XXXXXXXXXXXt)XX 1d CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passongor trains. Baggage to all parta of tho city. Prompt lorvlco. Tolophono No. 241. HECKMAN & IIEDRICK. 1 CHINA HAV1LAND KARLSBAD AUSTRIAN BOHEMIAN JAPANESE fn choice pieces. Toys andnotlons The Variety Store 94 Conrt Street. fAnnora M. Welch, Prop. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. HNot uaqit ono scorns to Know wuouior f Matthowa has roslgned or not. man of ordinary political decency 'would havo resinned tho chairman- Tjpjaa soon as ho was appointed mRd States Marshal, as It Is unlaw- ullto noiu uotn positions, uui wm ujews wanted to ue tno wnoie ining. Baker's Blood Elixir positively Guroa Chronic Dlood PolBonlng and SllYScrofulous affections. At all timos Btatttchleas system tonic and purl (lor. Money rofunded It you aro not satis nbttSKGOc. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Drug. HJXtuy Orcgonlnn Is certainly using pnralllaKO when It Intimates that ovon Igo5regon City land ofllco has boon guHty,gt laches In pormlttlngother than bOJiaVfldo ontrleB of public lands to bo SSey Hero Is a clmnco for our vor SaUtoVand always Immaculato frlond 'oiBY-tlooroa to wrlto ono of his vlg- vow letters Hp The Latest Yarn. jttsburg drummer tolls this now JO I always carry a uuiuu ui ewe's uaiaam in my bj- "" coldfeflally, and a few doses of tho Bal JHtrriwalwaya makes me a well man. Kygrjjhcro I go I spoak a good word np. I take hold of my custom- ake old men and young men, hem conttdentlally what I do, wEwtffr take cold. At druggists, 25 ents. forIK srssiat MqIteJ yhwa i$Hft SiEriJoy KOuJjta Every Person s a good, wholesome inal. If your meals at the White fjsjjao Restaurant, you get tho- beet fEattcan bo had. Open day and night. O . ' ' two years Matthews has done Rig but carry on a fight against Union. Tho latter could not so get the duties be owed the pub- Itu give Jack a high office, and joe now seems to havo Jack over 61- Mrs. h S. Ross, Astoria. Win. Gross, Minneapolis. D. K. Taylor, Portland. V. M. Klmondorf, San Francisco. Lovl Mngoo, Grangovlllo. Ida. W. R. Prlnco, Atlanta, Gn. D. 13. Droekbonk, San Francisco. Mrs. J. A. Brown, Portland. J. M. Long, Portland. " II. Young, Portland Frank B. Yorloy, Portland. Louis Hlrschler, Now York. Mary Miller, Now York. SIIob J. Day, Jacksonville. B. N. Ellng, Ban Francisco. G. W. Reynolds, San Frnnolsco. o Card of Thanks. Tho undorslgnod wish to slncoroly thnnlc tholr frlonds for their kindly nsslstanco during tho rccont Illnos nnd donth of their dnughtor, Murllo, nncj thrust Hint In tho tlmo of their trial thoy may have as kindly consider ation. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Harding. o Football Enthusiasm. Interesting lottors have boon ro celved In Salem from frlonds In Now Havon, who havo wltnossod tho groat Yalo-Harvard football contest. Tho grandstand was ono masH of color, ov ery lady olthor carrying bluo vlolots or massos of crimson cnrnntlons, nnd tho 30,000 wildly oxclted pooplo wna a sight nover to bo forgotton. Somo of Uio onthuslnstic young ladlos woro crimson or Yale bluo drossos. Thou sands of people could not. even got In, and somo that did paid $25 for tholr tickets. o Mokl lea positively Cures 8lck Headache, Indigestion and Constipa tion. A delightful herb drink. Re moves nil eruptions of the skin, pro ducing a perfect complexion or monoy refunded. 25c. and 60c. Wrlto to us for free sample W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist. O i The Salem lodge or Elks will hold Its nnnual memorial exercises In the Salem Grand opera house ut 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. A general invi tation Is extendeH to the public to attend. Thoro will be no forma) Invi tations Issued. Tho way to grow to a flood old age is to not unit doing good. Kyp at work. Don't you know that whan yeu quit you will soon be dead? That poor cantl-mllllonalre Carne gie is suffering from inourable kidnoy disease. We would take his millions, but would not bo of his kidney. Duck shooting is bettor In Linn county than for several years. There are many more ducks around the water of the valley. In this county Jo to Branson &. Ragan's I several hare sown wheat In the preferred stock oanned vega- sloughs adding materially to the fleld and fruits. A complete stock for this noiHrtar gawe. Albany Demo- on hand. efat. Entertain a Two Day Farmers Institute Addresses by Specialists In Yarious Lines Monday, December 8th, 7:30 p. m. AddrosB of welcome Col. -J. II. Fletcher. Response Dr. Jas. Withycombo. Song Jefferson quartet Recitation Miss Greta Loonoy. Strawberry and Fruit Culture Hon. Ernost Hofor. Song Jefferson qunrtot. Breeds and Types of Stock (Illus trated with Btoreoptlcan) Dr. James Withycombo. Tho Agricultural Collogo and Its Work (Illustrated) Prof. F. L. KonL Tuesday, December 9th, 10 a. m. Bonoflts of tho Croamory to the Karmor Hon. J. W. Bnlloy. DlBcU8slqn. Recitation Miss Holan Stolwer. Instrumental niUBlc JoftorBon or chestra. Tho Modern Dalrymnn Prof. F. L. Kent. Discussion. Instrumental music Jefferson or chestra. Tho Railroad's Intorost In the Do olopmont of' Dairying II. .B Louns bury. Picnic dinner In tho hall. Tuesday, December 9th, 1:30 p. m. Future of tho Hog Industry In Ore gon Dr. E. N. Hutohlnson. Discussion. Instrumental music Jefferson or chestra. Variations In Milk Tests Prof F. L. Kent Discussion. Intonsivo Agriculture Dr. James Withycombo. Recitation Hov. It. R. Hamilton. Instrumontnl music Jefferson or chostrn. Tuesday, December 9th, 7:30 p. m. Instrumontnl music Jefferson or chestra. Tho Modorn Farmer Dr. James Withycombo. Discussion. Song Jefferson quartet. Conservation of tho Fortuity of tho .Farm Prof. A. L. Knlsloy. Discussion. Instrumental mualo Jefferson or chestra. Nnturo Study In the Public School Prof. A. B. Cordloy. Discussion. Song Jefferson qunrtot. 2fcMl JOURNAL X-RAYS. Salem has bad good plnys slnco wo havo boon in tho theatrical trust. Tho Prosldont'B mossngo was too long. Wo'll own up, wo didn't road It. Salem girls-contlnuo to bo sought in ninrrlago In all parts of tho country. It seoms Jaak Matthews not only wants to bo the whole aheeso but two cheese. If Matthews has not resigned the stnto chairmanship ho should do so nt onco. . A prominent Salem man says a ma Jorlty of tho pooplo of this city nro Socialists. Chamberlain will find It onslor to govern Uio Boors In wisdom and lovo than to whip them. The Portland papors aro Incapable of humor. Thoy do not ovon seom to npproclato what a Jake thoy are. In olootlon of offlalals tho Salem la bor unions should consider men 'who do not fan the air too much about pol itic. They had quite a winter baek east during November but December startH In with bllxzards to beat the band, There aro others l)lile Jack Mat thew In tho Ituimltllcnn machine who powwow neither mmlcwty nor dis cretion. The Journal has. such a good list of MiUsaribets In Gurry county It would like to hear from somo of them and got better aoqualuted. . The Salem public schools will be fore the ond of this year all 1)6 wip plied with libraries and without cost ing the taxpayer a cent. As the Republicans have furnished a number of Dgmoaratf "with ""' they better gat In and ill vide wp the ret of the afllfiM with tham. They Hold a Successful Powwow To Push the Work of Mun icipal Beautification Mr. Rlgdon rend tho constitution, Uio first object being to promote tho bettor sanitary conditions and Im prbyomont of tho city, lombora aro to Improvo tholr own grounds, nnd mention tho objects of tho organization to tholr neighbors. Mr. Rlgdon also road tho by-laws, which were also adopted, tho purpose being to make Salem a happier placo to live, nnd to help remove all that touds to mako thlB city a loss health ful or less beautiful city. Pushing the Work. Tho rolls showod that 21 had paid duos of $1.00 and B0 conts onch (tho latter for ladlos). Mr. Bingham stated In rjply to tho question, whothor ho could give Uio mattor tlmo to porfoct tho- organization, sntd ho would glvo all tho needed tlmo to porfoct speedy organisation. Tho chair was moved to appoint a committee of ono from onch district to solicit mombors. Mr. Stolz thought thjs would not roach rosults, nnd gavo somo good nrgunionts. Mr. Rlgdon coujd not seo tho point, how Mr. Stolz could reach rcBiilts moro quickly. Mr. Blnghnin, who wns at tho hood of tho temporary organization callod to order and oxplnlnod tho sltuntion, und asked for suggestions. Mr. Stolz, Qf tho clt;: council, was Invited to ad dross tho club. Tho secretary ohorion Inst spring had left tho town, but thoso prosont woro soon rellovod by tho nppenrnnco of W. T. Rlgdon. Mr. Stolz then ox plained the plan of working by buIi districts, coincident with tho llro dls trlcts. A Plan of Work. Bach clnli-man of n district wns n director, and tho directors consti tuted a board under tho proeldont of the entire lenguo. Ho suggested that tho organlzaUon bo porfoctod. Thoro was no Interest opposod to this movo mont. Ab soon as It was proporly sot In motion, In a systematic manner, so that results would bo reached. Some Things Read. Mr. Thlolsen ronowod his motion for a committee to solicit mombors In nil parts of tho city, nnd It wnu adopted. Other spoke, and at tho ond of tho gonornl pow-wow thoro wort nothing further revealed. Judgo Scott spoko oncournRlngly for tho movomont. Miss Merle Dnvoy wns choson secrotary of tho longuo. MrSj Perry Raymond, Mrs. N. J. Lehman, Win. C. Hubbard, W. T. Rlgdon, Mrs. Wm. Brown, Aug'. Huck onRtoin, Mrs. 11. B. TIiIoIhoii woro named as chairmen of tholr rospeotlvo districts. Thoso, with tho olllcors, will constl tuto tho board of trusteos. Tho chair will nppolnt tho commlttoo on mem bership, nnd adjournment was taken to noxt Friday ovanlng at 7:30 p. m. How's Thls7 We Offor Ono Hundrod Dollnrs Re ward for any ense or Catarrh that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. F. J. CHENI5Y & CO., Toledo, O. Wo, tho undersigned, Iinvo known F. J. Cheney for tho last IB years, and bellovo him perfectly honornblo In nil business transactions and financially ablo to carry out any obligations mado by tholr firm. West & Truax, Wholo salo Druggists, Toledo, O. Woldlng, Klnnnn & Marvin, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tnkon Intor nally, acting dlroctly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Testimonials sent froo. Price 76c por bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills aro tho host, o Don't forget tho SL Elmo restau rant whon you want a good meal. Union htlp only. Open nil night. 9S State street. 12-1-tf ON Was of Poor Quality. San Hraneltico, Tine. 0. investiga tion iHtfl the cause whleh 1ml to the expuMion on the steamer I'rogretwo st the Union Iron Works, Wudnosday, by which 11 men ur supposed to havo lost Ulttir Uvea and others were badly maimed, has shown that the quality of the oil which exploded on, the steamor was poor. The law prescribes that oil to be used as fuel must not flash at a temperaturo of 100 degrees, while that furnished to the Progroeso Hashed at 101 dogroes. ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Dyspepsia and all disorders aris ing from Indigestion. Endorsed by phyBlalans everywhere. Sold by all druggists. No euro, no pay. 25 cents. Trlfl psqkage free by writing to W. H. noaker & Co, Buffalo, N. Y. tMMSMMMMMtBMMnWMWMWHMMnHWHMMaawaMMasnMMRaswwNWHNKMaMwSMHi Holiday Hints The girt-making; season is here and the gift-giving day is not far away. It's time to buy materials now to ayoid the rush of the last few days. HANDKERCHIEFS Fine sheer linen. Dainty Insertions nd Edgings. Point Lace Braids, Linen Centers. Purling. Thread, etc, WHMkMMilWSMiSWWi Wc arc Salem agents for COLUMBIA YARNS If you want the best insist on getting this brand. iCOLUMBIA YARNS ! t3.(aiWR'fifr.. CEtXORATEO FOR i lifiJISdtarSGHS1 ' 'KsfimiHff ss8ea8aa&ftess Excellence of Quality ; anil Evenntes of Tbreaa. Pare Dyes and Beautl- fill Sbadlngs. (Cj. .tO''- 0' ttb " " i Columbia Zonlivr. 2. 4 & 8 fold. Columbia Gormantown, 4 & 8 fold. ; Columbia Saxony, 2, 3 & 4 fold. Columbia Spanish. Columbia Knitting Yarns. S uoiumuia oiiuiiiuiu riuaa, I Columbia Shotland Wool. S Tht sbovi Ytrni For 8la by Uadlno Jobbifi snd , a muiiiri inrougnoHi mi unmu in. 8ee Bar, Barber and Waiter Coats. Another large ship ment juit in, A variety of styles in plain and striped some trimmccl with wide braidj others plain with frog fasteners. Thcrc'3 a full range of sizes, also nil sizes in white bar vests, BimmmiiiiHwmimmmmmmmmw mttntmtttnunmmuxmnttmmmmttu u Good Housekeepers Know what good baking Is, nnd tho place to got It Is at Uio Ploneor Bak ery. Try It for yoursolf, and bo convinced Cartage on Lumber. On and aftor Dooombor 1, 1902, cart age will ho charged on all orders call' Ing for less thnn 1000 feet of material. OOODAM5 LUMBKIt CO. CAPITAL LUMBER CO. ll-29.ini. Farm for Sale. A cholco of two oiiaro tracts of A No. 1 land. Ono hop yard on ono tract with throo hop ynrds on tho oth or, with two hop house All grubbed land, oxoopt onough timber for use, with running wntor on oaoh tract. M. J. KOAN, Salem Rolito No. 8. 12.2-2W. Hop Wire and Woven Wire Fenclna. I can ouoto you the lowest urlces on the above. OIvo mo a chnnco to figure on your wants. All kinds of poultry, lawn and field fonce In stock. WALTHU MOHLHY. IHat-wtf (0 Btntti St.. Hnlem. Or. n SURE CUR& FOR PILES Itching Piles produce moisture and cause itching, thin form, as well as Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles aro ourcd by Dr. Bo-san-ko'a Pllo Rem edy, stops Itching and blooding. Ab sorbs tumors. DOc a Jar at druggists. or Ront by mall. Trcatlso free. Wrlto mo about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia. Pa. For salo at Dr. Stone's drug -stores. O ' ' Mow does your umbrella stand the weather? REMEMBER we recover and repair them. 8HIPP &. MAUSER. Why Not? During the wet wonthor, why not try a meal at the White Hottso Rostau rnnt? Hverythlng flrst'Olnss and up-to-dato. Olve us a call, Qpon day nnd night. ... .. O in , C CHICHESTER'S CHOLISH Ali.Jsi. omCUvtKKivJA i'.HiiiMii iJArTV U UKIt 4 UI4 KflUJK talM. MtM TTV :-W","' tlvtm 'i'l(l.r. UrM Tn xl i'Mf ru .fc.(liii, wi Ili. I (n tun. Brf Ifntu hmu4i. U xf K i ' Hnr ut i j7e, u iM".! " r 4ii w. U4Ua k'h lllllX. U WOMANS' DUTIES, A woman who keeps hor houso In a dor and has the aro of n family, Iuin Just as much responsibility as the matt who provides the iiieuim to oarry on Ihu liritiunlAi.lii tt bit,.. In .lA,jiM..l.w ...- ...... ,,!.,,, ana in lienor, nift of the more irwllt since the deniandH I mi her strength Is greater. The ever- i lasting somenee about hor duties, and the (oiiilneineiit necoeeury to carry them out Is very trying to the nervoiu system, this producoe a stialn on the uillid that mitk . her Irritable, oross. Und lllUU-nllttfluil Ulll.ll 4u ln, nu uiiipIi u disease as rheumatism or a- tarru. ir nerves nn be built up and mado strong by medicine of some kind this feeling Is changed to one or cheerfHlneM am. pleasure in 'Uer du ties, 'flue medicine that makes strong steady norves, und prevents dlseastt by building up the entire system, Is Dr. Dunn's Blood and Norve Tonic, a. tablet to take at meal tlmo. Cures nervous prostration by making tieli red blood, feeding the nerve, and making solid flesh at the rate of 1 to 3IbH per week. This medicine Is sold by druggists for 7tc per box, or $ box- tor $2.00, or sent by mall, post-paid, on receipt of priee. Writs Uh about your case. Alre8 Pf, 0hh, PJilte delphlA, Pa. For salo at lit. Stoif'ss Drug Stores. 3 'HHJki .iHHj 't.Hflu-' i- !! 'il I ! I 'I it I I ' i -' 7-
