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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREqON. MONDAY, DECEMBER-8, 1902. and Opera House TRAVELING MAN MISSING Husband of Salem Dancing Teacher ELKS MEMORIAL SERVICE ODD FELLOWS JUBILEE Was Conducted at Salem Saturday tmmumttfjmmw'tmummHttMtmuM :mtnmmuumttJutttttt4mi JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. i ffiTesday, December 9. Broadluirst and Currie Present 10M & Nothing Too Good For Liv ing or Dead Has Not Been Heard From For Several Weeks Motto of a Popular Salem Successful Banquet Managed by the Rebekahs wm&w. CJ fk-4'- ' s- -r. " imSaSiLm A heal musical tumeay Costumes None Better fiMs Prettiest Eyer. prices 75c, 50c, 35c. Seal? on sale at nox Office Tuesday aiy a. m. "-IB'yilBU. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer icuiuuid ii uitui uuu pusbuugur iruius, jBagga'go to all parts of tho city. iPrompt service. Telephone No. 241. jj " HEOKMAN & HEDItlCK. prz ItlAVILAND 1 'KARLSIUD rmM. AUSTRIAN CHIN A BOHEMIAN Uintt. UAPAMESE ) IrMoIcc pieces, Toys and notions She Variety Store 91 Conrt Street. Annora M. Welch, Prop. WHiUAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. Egm Wilson, LowlBvilie. ErScj Shields, Phllailolphla. IMF. Moore, Portland. rehos. C. Devlin, Portlnnd. A. Shaw, Walla Wnlln. QeSMH. Rich and wlfo, Sllvorton GftgjF. Knapp and wlfo, Portland 3,AXmV. Sweney, San Frauclico. ilqg Abeles, Omaha. B.iEDorrls, Eugene. WaEIi Green, Kimono. Hammond, Giants Pass. mi E. Culldns, Dnlnth, Minn. tt. unvies, Ban i rnnciscu. ivd Dunn, Sonltlo. (xandor, Pendleton. OT'PJPTJoane, Tho Dallos. Phil Metschnn, Portland. ThofyF. Ityan nnd wife, Oregon oity.-tar PjW8towart and wlfo, Portland. '.Robjjri Andrews and wlfo, Portlnnd. W, H, Howell and wlfo, Oregon City. H. Sohadc, Now York. .Elmer Voteto. New Era. CMrsfowhnry, Now Era. i'JtpShorey, Woodburn. ' v At i.eary, woouuurn. Im&W. Uloom, OroRon City. Wlmborloy, Roseburg. II. Groenfolt and wife, Portland. UKU, JUI1IIBIUI1, D01U, IUW8. Jonhston, Solo. lydo Kelty, McCoy. West, city. Savago, city. UMR. Megglnson, Illinois. R9W. Megglnson, Illinois. Wrol Efnw, Seattle. Wcthorby, Boston. jDonogh, San Franolfico. QeoMH. Durham, Portland. .JSWir Chandler, San Fianclsco. illBNtoStoudemeyor. Chemawa, :.. now s inoi ....- .1-L.I- it Offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ro- wardHbr any case of Catarrh that can. nogpoYcurcd by Hall's Catarrh Cure. SBRWPF F. J. CHENEY & CO., jjf&j, A Toledo, O. F-woJttho undoreicnet!. havo known F. . Cheney for tho last 15 years, and belleWhlra perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially ablo to'carry out any obligations mado by their firm. West & Truax. Whole pato Druggists, Toledo. O. Welding, Kfnnan. & Marvin, Wholesalo Drug gists, Toledo, O. VHairs Catarrh Curo Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon tho blood sna" raScous surfaces of tho sysfbin. Tggtlmonlals sent free. Price 76e por milSZ Sold by all druggists. l' 'Family l'llls aro tno nest. has a dobatlng society. Al- uld wake un and catch onto life of Oregon's lowly com- t nunfQeEjf&rt doing fn the way of home imusements DIGESTION cause 6t more discomfort than her ailment. If you eat the that you you want, and that for you, you are distressed. Dyspepsia Tablets will make ee&Uon nerfoct. and nrevent ;Ia and its attendant disagree- ptoms. You can safely eat ; at any time, If you take one tablets aftnrwnrt Hnlil hv iiS6lBt8 under a posltlvo guaran- -cis Money refunded If you satisfied. Send to us for a rwjwiMple. W. H. HOOKER CO., x m tfOWfl nUWATr, m WHaSif janviJaNa hafiS3 h m JygHS ipwimw tnytWSfi l utun A Portland paper prints a sensation al story of tho disappearance of S. O. McCalla, a traveling man known to Salem people through his wife, who has dancing classes hero. They have apartments In tho Good nough building, Portland, to which Mrs. McCalla returned aftor hor weok's work at Salem Albany and Eugene. Mr. McCalla loft two weeks ago for 'Frisco, and was going Into tho Bakers field oil roglons boforo returning, so may bo out of roach of mall or wire. It Is claimed in tho papor that ho has not written Blnco his departure, although a man of good habits otherwise. If you are troubled with Impure blood, lndlcntcd by sores, pimples, hcadacho, etc., wo would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo sell under a posltlvo guarantee. It will al ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons and all blood diseases. 60 cttf. and $1.00. D. J. FRY, Druggist o . . School Library Social. On Saturday ovonlng, tho pupils of tho sovonth grndo In East school gave a very pleasant social party for tho bonoflt of the library fund. It was glvon at the home of Mrs. Mnry Eakln and was a vory succossful nffnlr. Profs. Travor and Crawford woro prosent, and ndded to tho enjoyment of tho young people. DANDRUFF WON'NT WASH OUT. The Germ That Causes It Has to bo Destroyed to Cure Dandruff. Many a woman spends an hour twlco a week scouring hor scalp, thinking scrubbing off tho scurf will curo tho dandruff. Two hours n week, at tho age of 40 years, she has spout 2G0 daya of 12 hours each, or two-thirds of a year of her llfo, In that vain hope; vain, because you can't curo dandruff without killing tho dandruff gorm, and tho only hnlr preparation on earth that will do that Is Newbro's "IJorplcldo" also a delightful hair dressing, nnd thoroughly nntisoptlc ngalnst nil con tagion from tho uso of othor's hnlr brushos. It Is nlso a dollghtful hair dressing. For snlo by Daniel J. Fry. Send 10 cents In stamps for sample to Tho Horplcldo Co., Detroit, Mich. ruitlil) OF PILKS AFTKIl -10 YHAIIS. Mr. C. Ilnncv. of fienevn. Ohio, linrt tlio piles for forty years. Doctors nnii (lnllnra eomil l tmn no lasting rood. Hewitts n no lasting pood. DeWltt's Salvo cured lilm permanently. r cuts, burns, bruises, sprains. wilcli lliucl t invniunblc ror lacerations, eczema, tetter, salt rheum, and all other skin diseases. Look for the natno DcWItt on tho nackacc all others arc cheap, worthless counterfeits. K. a. Hass, 00 State Street, o Reclpo to dlno a family of ton pop sons at five cents per head: A nickels worth of spuds, two-bits worth of spare-ribs, ton cents worth of sauer kraut, ten cents worth of bread aud button Figure nnd try IL Every Person Enjoys a good, wholesome meal. If you tako your meals a,t tho Whlto HvAiso Restaurant, you got tho best that cun bo had. Open day nnd night A TIIANKSOIVJNQ DINNEIt Heavy eatlns Is usually the first cause of Indigestion, ltepeated attacks Inflame the mucuous membranes lining the stomach, exposes the nerves of the stomach, pro ducing a swelling after eating, heartburn, headache, sour mines and dually cntarrnh of the stomach. Kodol relieves the In flammation, protects the nerrea and cures the catarrh. Kodol cures indigestion, dys nensla. all stomach troubles by cleansing and sweetenlug the glands of the stomach. 1' U. num. uo mate street, o It is very 'reasonable SI suppose if tho will U,ey ever be. for they have lived foundation of a structure was removed and unpolled us to tho highest and un that tho building itsolf is bound to J to tho best. By oxamplo of such we como down. This samo principlo can are constrained to do good, and our be appllod to disease Toko n modi- ,.., nre ro,)0iIn(, frnm .,, ninnv cine into tho syBtom that will removo i8""8 "re ro)0lIe from "'"'"B n"y tho causa of sickness, and the Ulnoss things because of tho displeasure It leaves of Itsolf. Dyspepsia, indigos- would causo others. Character and a tion. Blck-headncho nnd blllousnwu ROod name are Imporltihablo. nnd we hnvo tholr foundation In stomach dls- -i,,,,,,,! u ,.,,.., , orders. Removo this weakness and the othor symntoms nni no more. Thoro is ono cure for all this that all druggists sell for 25c por box, It Is called Dr Ouun's Improved Liver Pin- ti,v c.t rii.t at h0 l.nifinninff of these diseases and make tho cure by taking away the, cause of it. We will send a small box free by mall, or a largo box on receipt of 25c, Address Dow M,M Barthn Kav n tarni ini. Dr. Gunn. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale " , . Mla u m "c a: Dr. Stoue's Drug Stores. 4 tlonltt of ability, reeltwl Bryant's ONB SIlNtrrK COl'OH CUHB Is tb only bsrmlM cough cure that glres quick rwlU'f Cure Coughs. Clds, Croup, lironciiitt. wHxiiag ueugn, I'aeamenia, AstbRM. LaOrlrie and all Throat, Chest sad I.unz trouble I cot soaked by rain. says Grirud R. Fanner. HuneU, lud. .and i roBtrarieu a severe com anu coukii. i drugrltt :h Cu first bottle brought relief: serwal eared (Be, I as back ta ray ld weight, HS lb. igr. the one lllut osp Litre m reJfeTM the eougli at , re cot the pblem . draws OHt la tUtatsutwm, ewres cihl Ad Ideal reisedy Ir njiureB. P. Q. Has. 88 State Stmt. . Fraternal Order Solemn and impressive, were the annual memorial exercises that were hold Sunday afternoon by Salem lodgo No. 33C, B. P. O. E., in memory of the departed members of tho order. Tho Salem Grand Opora Houso waa not largo enough to accommodato tho Elks and tholr frlonds, who began to assomblo as early as 2 o'clock, and an hour later when tho oxorciscs began the hall was filled. Dr. W. D. McNary, Dr. H: II. Ollngor, M. L. Moyors, Zn doc J. Riggs, D. A. Dlnsmoor, II. E. Albort and Dr. E. A. Plorce served as Ushers. Tho stngo decorations wore appro priate and beautiful. Tho contor ploco consisted of tho ologant memorial tab let, upon which is inscribed the namos of tho following deceased mem. hers of the local ledge: E. M. Wood, A. Bonlcke, C. Hemphill, F. S. Dear born, E. F. Parkhurst anil S. L. Hay don. On "tho right, nnd arranged in a seml-clrclc woro a half dozen vacant chnlrs, appropriately draped In honor of tho deceased members. On tho loft tho handsomo elk, tho property of tho lodge. Alongsldo tho row of vacant chairs were stationed n candclbra that supported a half dozen lighted can dles. They were extinguished ono at a tlmo as tho roll call of tho nbsont mombors wnB called. Tho services began with Chopin's funornl march, given by tho Elks' or chestra, under tho direction of Prof. Gesnor, nnd while tho selection was bolng played, tho mombors of tho lodge marched into tho hall, and took tho seats, that had boon rosorvod for thorn in tho body of tho theater. Some ritualistic work was followod by an In vocation by Rov. John Parsons. "Va ennt Chair," by Soloy, was glvon by tho Arlol quartot, a newly organized band of slngors of tho Cnpltal City, consisting of Mrs. Hnlllo-Parrlsh Hlng os, Miss Miriam Houlat, Mrs. Etta Squire Soloy and Mrs. W. P. Babcock. A bettor ladles' quartot of more talont has probablj ncvor boforo boon heard In this city. A short otilogy wns delivered by Dr. W. H. Byrd, oxaltod rulor of tho Salem lodgo, who took occasion to remark that tho highest Idoal or civilized llfo cannot bo bettor served than by set ting aside ono day each year to com momorato tho virtues and good quail tlos of tho departed mombors of tho order. In conclusion, tho speaker paid n trlbuto to tho momory of tho loto Samuol L. Haydon, who died during tho past yoar. Tho deceased lawyer wns commended as n kind husbnnd, ., , , ,, . . an nffoctlonnto fathor an upright and honorable man. After a trombone boIo, "Romance," by Oscnr Steolhammor, tho momorlal nddross was dollvorcd by Dr. Stophon S. Wise, rnbbl of tho "Jewish syna gogue, of Portlnnd. Dr. WIbo based IiIh address on tho scriptural text: "If the dead rlso not again, lot us eat and drink, for tomorrow wo miut die." Love is strongor than doath, which lu transitory, whllo tho formor Is Im mortal and Imporlshable. Trials and grIefs8hould bo uplifting. Tho speak er hold that If death must follow to morrow, then wo ehall llvo today true to tho law, worthy of tho lovo of all men., swift to bo kind, and make hasto to lovo. But must wo die to morrow? If llfo Is to lovo and be loved, wo should bo an influenco for the good, rlfth and truth. Are not tho dead tho world's greatest bonofactors? Such men as Moses, Socrates, Luther, Washington, Lincoln, nro not dond, or ' ," " , ""'"'' "' "" an lasting love. Allow their faults to dlo with thorn and-Inscrlbe their vir tues on the tablets of eternity, by amilnlin ,i.i ,, ,, M.w, en'ulatlng their example and prpet Uns that Influenco for the good. The Arlol quartet was heard In an other snlwtinn. 'f!onsnlinn h -nianatoiwis." .Millard's "Hear Us O. Father." by Mrs. Hinges was a fitting concluding number to the progrip. Additional ritualistic work was por formed, and, after singing the closing odo, Ui audience was dlamiMel with the benediction by Rev. Parsons. y- How does your umbrella stand the weather? llEMEMBER we recover and reoalr them. 8HIPP & HAU8ER. Tho great crowds at Salem Saturday In honor of tho fiftloth anniversary of tho organization of Chomokota lodge, woro splondldly entertained by tho local representative three-llnkors. Tho literary and musical ontortaln mont woro up to the Salem standard, which Is always high, and tho banquot got up by the Robekah order was of a hlghor order than usual. Considering tho tlmo, nnd tho flnan cos available, (and tho florco chnrgo of tho COO banqueters) tho ladles not on ly covored the tables with a "bountiful spread, but tho committee, composed of Mrs. M. p, Baldwin, Mrs. F. W. Stousloff, Miss Augusta Newton, J. W. Young and F. F. Tocvb, covored them, selves with glory. Mrs. Hinges nnd tho ladlos' quartot, composed of MIbb Houlat and Mos damos Seloy and Babcook, woro on cored ovor and ovor. Mrs. Hinges, who has boon In almost constant de mand tho paBt month, novor sang bdt tor. Salem nevor doos anything by halves, and tho locnl committee, com posed of Messrs. Burnott, Williamson and Catch, woro equal to their under taking Jn entortnlnlng a thousand peo ple. ISA SERIOUS MTTER The Alost Serious and Fatal Diseasrs Arise From In digestion Chronic Indlgostlon or dyspopsla, whllo a very common troublo, has for somo tlmo boen lookod upon by ablo physicians as n sorlouB thing, and that no tlmo should bo lost In treating It proporly at tho start, bocnuso recent researchos havo shown thnt tho most serious, fatal and IncurnlHo dlseasoe havo tliolr origin In slmplo (lyspopsln, or indigestion. DlabotoH is simply ono form of I ml I gestlon, tho sugar and starchy food not bolng nsslmllated by tho dlgostlvo organs. In Brlght's dlsoaso tho nlbu men is not proporly assimilated. Whllo consumption nnd dyspopsla are twin dlflonsos, and It Is boyond question thnt dyspopsla makes a for tile soil for the seeds of consumption. But the troublo has boon to find a rcinody that could bo dopondod upon to curo dyspopsla, as It Is notoriously ohstlnato. and difficult to curo. This has boon tho question which has puzzled physicians and dyspoib tics nllko, until tho quostion wns solved three years ago by tho appear anco of a new dlncovory in tho med ical world known as Stuart's Dyspop sla Tafllots, which, It was clalmod, was a certain, rellnblo curo for ovory form of stomach troublo. Physicians, howovor, would not nc cept such statements without first giv ing tho new remedy many tosts, and carefully observing results. For throo yeare tho remedy has boon thoroughly tested In overy section of tho country, nnd with surprising and satisfactory results. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablotn can bo honestly claimed to be a spoclfto, a radical, lasting euro for Indlgostlon In tho various forms of acid dyspopsla or sour stomach, gas or wind on stom ach, too much bile, unduo fulness or pressure after eating, and similar symptoms result Inn fiom disordered dlHitlon. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets were not placed before the public until this tun- years' trial left no doubt (is to their value, and tlmy haw recently bmi placed In the trada, and can be found on sale at all druggists, at the nominal price of &0 c-enut per package. No extra Vflfjnnt claims are made for the remedy, it will not cr rheiima Usui, pneumonia, typhoid fevr, nor anything hut just what It Is claimed to cure, and that is ovory form of stomach troublo. No dieting Is nec essary. Good, wholesome food, and pU-nty of it. and you may ret assured that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest IL Druggists claim for It that it Is a pleasure to recommend it to dyspejttles, because it gives weK uni veraal ifatief action. 1J-8-10J2 The advertiser is the one who gets there and the non.advertlser Is the man who takes the leavings. Holiday Hints The giTt-makiiip; season, is here and the gift-giving day is not far away. It's time to buy materials now to avoid the rush of the last few days. We arc Salem agents for COLUMBIA YARNS If you want the bc6t insist on getting this brand. ZThs X Ban Barber and uiroimttnmroittumnmttmromHwm Qood Housekeepers Know what good baking Is, nnd tho place to got it Is at tho l'lonoer Unit ory. Try It for yotirsolf, and be con vinced Cartage on Lumber. On und aftor Decombor 1, 1002, cart age will bo charged on all orders call Ing for loss than 1000 fe:t of material, QOODALB LUMMSlt CO. CAPITAL LUMIJBIt CO. 11-29-1 m. Hop Wire and Woven Wire Fencing. I can quote you tho lowest prices on tho above. Olvo me n chnnoo to figure on your wants. All hinds of poultry, lawn nnd field fonr In stock. WALTMIt MOIU.IBY. 12 S-3twtf 60 State St., lalem, Or. SURE CUftfe FOH PILF.O Itching Piles produce moisture And onuBo Itching, this form, as well at Blind, Iilaedlng or i'rotriidlng IMIos are cured by Dr. Ilosan ko's Pile Horn ody, stops Itching aud blooding. Ab sorbs tumors. COc a Jar at druggists. or sent by mall. Treatise free. Write rao about your case. Dr. llotanko, I'linaueipnia, va. ror sale at Dr. Stone's drug stores. A fight Is being mnde In I'ortlandfnr pure food Up the valley we get it without any tight. When we eat spare ribs and boiled kraut 1 ..La m .! Lab IU i'lfr.al i kt.liliaiuaa mm m,s. .' - ir.il.i m i ill !! w ". sUI tWavklMa lura H yr -. a. - I '. Jm h "i 48r' I fjSHssMsmsnssisMe ' - mmm. o MM CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH fENNYROYAL PILLS --yjrrvi HKlt tfi uU mittu Um h. v ft tlUa ttum tlllLX vl I HANDKERCHIEFS Fine sheer linen. Dainty Insertions Piid Edgings. Point Lace Braids, Linen Centers. Purling. Thread, etc, $afe6eee$8&8se8f fttlpifj CELEBRATED FOR Excellence of Quality and Evenness or Tnread, Pnre Dyes and BeanU- ful swings. G4 fcr UU Tr Mirk )( tUr 6la. "'"'MAHKntM nv-- Columbia Zophyr, 2, 4 & 8 fold. i Columbia Gormantownl4& 8 fold. i uoiumoia oaxony, ,oat iuiu. Columbia Spanish. Columbia Knlttlnrj Yarno. Columbia Shotland Floss. Columbia Shotland Wool. ibovs Ysrni For Ssl by Usdlna iobbtri ind ltttlln throughout th tJnltttf Ststii. NMMMMNWNINtntM Waiter -Coats. Another large ship ment j'uit in. A variety of styles in plain and slnpcd some trimmed silh wide braidi others pluin with frog fasteners, There's a full range of sizes, also nil sizes in white bar vests, mnronmtmmmrourotttttttimmromt -Farm for Sale. j A cholco of two 80-aoro tracts of A No 1 hind. Ono hop yard on ono , tract with throo hop yards on tho oth. or, witn two hop hnusos. All grubbed laud,, oxcopt enough timber for use, with running wntor on each tract. M. J. KQAN, Snlom Ilquto No, 8. 13-2-2W. , Why Not? During the wot weathor, why not try a meal at tho Whlto Hdusc Ilqttau rant? Everything first-alasa and up to date. Qivo us a call. Open day and night. CONTHHT NOTiril l)ft.finiut of tlie IntcrlHr- 1'i.luil MiatCM mnwi fltjr. ore.. X.v 7, 10o. A MiHM.nl itiutvnt iillldnvlt IhivIiik txwir NIm) In IhU im- liy I), fljjillli, rautistsut, MMSllMt liiHwii.l rntfjr Nu. 19.71. IMM1 April in. itwo tar a ft sfw. kh.i Toj I il '1. Mtitlwii - Hit, wMlll H H. mngt I! . 1.1 Jnliu K.llr. Hitmtv. In whirl, 1 Is nIIinmI tltut "mimiaut "knows the irm- nil illllllU.ll II f t, hiw; hIwi ttwt tll sl'l Joliu KHIy It, wbolljr Hlwuiluusd MUil tr.it. Hint ti It. cIwiikmI Ills r!imW ibi-rtrriiii f,ir mora ilHin Mt( HMj.tU. sjiu-. KMhluK .ld riilrjr . that will trart U lint iur.1 um.m .Mil rultlvulrtl j aalil rtr rt-uulrtil l law . Ilia I lu uxr at m Uhw mhlMt uihw Mhi mi bihI wsile It m fMHK.. ami ibat salil Umef was Hiit wiusl Urlltm Hii.lojfwl a. an eiBrr. irlvat sel ill.r. MUor. or iaru In Hib aroty or navy of thu I'HliMl Xi.tm iliirlnu tb. war wliji Miwln or uurltiu any otlicr war wlilcli tli. ImltMl HI.imi has lrtn 1r U how eoiwgail la, aali jutrlltui uit lirly nutlfll te an tMf, Tuuitmiil Mini uffxr otMoiim ttihlK aalil alls&tluii at 10 o'clock H iq. on p rmnlDt III 1UOS, Uafora nmntf Hark uf Unit f'MHIjr. Oreuuw, at Allffliiv. Or.wtfi, ami Ikst tfiial hoarlNK will bo lift at 10 u'rtoak a m m iKvuwWr Ull, ItMW. Wott g UrieiMrr ami llrali-r at lb. I?ftlt MftlW lrul Ortli-a In firagvo City. Or$mw. 'lb lil urtitMltat IwvIhx, In a urvner aAUIarlt. fllatl fhlalHir 97. IMS. sat toUt, runs whiff1' l,w that aft.r diM dlllsvfM. iwraunal rirU. at tliU luttte ran not m mailr. It u urdrd gw) lUMrUil that ssmm Htp lu. itUft. Uf (Inp jniT lljpfr i swftl W loW1k i i i i ',