The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 06, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text8X33 4 Er ' R' Btt v . - i i - f H- iK Rtri? - ! " . H . RJ PAOEQ TWO " r"! up an Ayers THE DMLT JOURNAL THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6,. 1903. Cherry Pectoral One dose at bedtime pre vents night coughs of chil dren. No croup. iZffiifiSz Memberi Northwest Afternoon r. paper League. DY HOFEn BROTHERS. Dally One Year, HOO In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, SO Cents Per Month. Weekly Que Year, SI. 00 In Avance. A RBSIDENCE DISTRICT. There I a fortune for a wide-awake Salem real estate flam that will get hold of (Tie property on Kuirinount bill and lay It off Into a modern reel (fence district with winding drives anil oild shaped h locks. The htautlful trees and tliu musjilll ctnl elevated view makes It an Ideal building place. Laid off by a skillful biHdsoape engineer, so that there shall tiff picture" lack ul tirilfornilty It would be almost Ideally beautiful. The tree should he preserved from destruction nt the inero caprine of any Individual lot owner mid a park should be provided. The squat1 blocks niid rectangular streets ahonhl br got rid of. One Krand avenue should bt laid off In the fonn of a circular driveway ooimiiBiidlHg a continuous, view of the wttdtrful panorama below views that-will always be beautiful And ran mW be destroyed. 'Hie Journal makes no charge for thee suggestions. The Park Hoard to be created In the new charter of Greater Valem would have mine sitoh power but the main Initiative, should be In the owners of the property It self. Still the entire community has an In- teretji tliat that beautiful snot shall not be ravished of Its charms by Tom. IXck and llsrry. The average man who buys a lot to make a home cares nothing for (be rights and Interests of U mattes of the people who bare nat ural beauty preserved. Still It weuld seem as If here was a ease where the public authorities could Wfl(nbly and beneficially cooperate with private ownership. CHANQINQ CAPITALS. There Is said to be a movement an foot to chaiiRe the capital of Vermont from Motitpeller to Ilurllngton. In the Nante of all the school children we pretest against sue action. They all remember MontptUer un the Onion rlrar. Ilurllngton is too common. There we Horn of towns by that Mine all aer ti United States. Not one of tlMNBi amounts to anything. Change Ui Mime of Unntpetler if you must but give It a more distinguished name In Ute routing suasion of the legis lature mere will be the usual bills ltroucl to divide the state and to the capital perhaps. But the propamwa bm not yet been mode It thange the name of our capital. Uka Darlington. Salem Is too coin rT. '"" " ,corM like MMIiugton "to fortune and to fame ahnown'' aniae) fnumi. What would he the ma ter with naming the capital f Oregiw Pretoria and making 1.14 for MMttlar favor with llollaadart. the South African ana the Irish? U wihiM he a novoltv thm .u ... ertltt Salem to the whole world If win ee mm wlthuMt ....a-i Utle to the miM rv-i... . wp.,.,. Iw than out you would no main, leaving me to whll- away the hours the best I knw how It wan no life for a wo man to live." Then, seeming to fear that she hasn't been julte humble enough, she concludes the letter with good wishes. "I trust you are well and your rht mattsra Is better." This bwlr ears her husband allowed her $150 a month pocket money and paid her bills, "amounting to about fiwo a year.' This was certainly generous, but "luxuries are not what makes a wo man happy.." Men who measure domestic haul- nets In terms of money, of bodily com fort and luxury, forstt. that woman. poor things, are prone to value a man for what he Is rather than for what he haa. o PUBLIC LAND REFORMS. Ity the accusation of Republican the state and federal administration of the public lands have nut been exact ly on the refoitn order In Oregon. The state administration of school lands cannot well be made worse by Oovernor Chamberlain. It could easi ly be made better. Still a former Democratic admin- Isliatlon did not change things much. It did not uncover corrupt practices and hold anyone reHinslble. Public land reforms will not come about until persons emiilored In an utttclal relation have a higher sense of olilclal lesponsiblllty to the people whom they serve. Olllclals, from United States Sena tors down to etty land olllclals, do not draw a su III dent distinction be tween the government, whose servants they are, and serving private Interests and their own Interests. As the country glows older the sense of fidelity to the government will Increase. There will be a higher devotion to country, and less to inter cats of special classes. Oregon has not yet had an admlu Istratlon of Its public land affairs from the patriotic standpoint of serving all clll that the gtrms shriveled up and died almost Immediately. Further ex periments confirmed hlu belief that lemon Juice Is the deadly foo of ty phus bacteria. Following this line of experiment Dr Jatiues. medical director of the Chicago laboratory. Inoculated boull Ion wlUi bacillus typhus, and upon In troducing droi of lemon Juice into the culture tube found that the growth of development of the bacilli was com pletely arrested. The scientific deduction from these experiments Is that a few drops of lemon Juice In a glass of drinking water will kill any typhoid xerms that may be In the water, and heiice rend er the drinker Immune from typhoid fever. Whether this deduction is scientifically correct Is a matter for ascertainment as a result of future ex periments. In any event, the value of the lemon, already regarded as highest among citrus fruits, will be greatly en hnnced by this discovery. Nearly thirty years ago the present Chicago assistant commissioner of health In a reixirt on the cholera epi demic of 1873 prepared for the super vising surgeon of the United Stntcs mnrlne hospital service, stated that tlio poison of cholera wns destroyed nattirnly cither by the process of growth or "by contact with nclds," and gave the formula for n Hiilphurlc arid lemonade to be used In the treat ment of Asiatic choleia. Verily there Is nothing new under the sun. savh-x iVNtinor It Is safe to in edict a month of fair weather. Salem will belle Its name for the next six weeks to come. Coal barons and coal famine are natural results of cause and effect. Now Crown Princess Louise Is ac cused of being mentally derange. There seems to l, however, arranged method In her inaduoss. Chinook winds nnd rains have played havoc with 'he Sound country. hut It would take more than these gentle elements to waih out Senttlc - The fllrzitie&s and faiutnom from which womei Oiulfcr may be due to one of several chum. Hut the most common cause i. disease of the delicate womanly organism. The story of Mrs. Drown, told in her letter below, j-lvcs a fair example of the conditions under which so many women werk: " had a sick headache nearly all the Me, teas so went aivnnd my ttaisl could ham!) bear au tniHg to loticn me. I would ivork a li lie while and then lie down it white." Failing to obtain more tnan tempor ary relief from her doctor's treatment, Mrs. Ilrowu l.iti the use of Doctor Pierce's lVvoritc Preecriotion, with the umih! result a complete cure. Dr. IMerce's Fa orite Prescription is the best medicine for the cure of dis eases lectiliar to women. It establishes regularity, dries ofTrllkive drains, heals inflammation and ulceration and cures female weakness. It makes weak women strong, sick women well. "A Yew yrars Ago I mineral severely with female ;ikiie. unit li.nl nt time ilrnulr-il putm," write Mr. Mary V lltowu, ofCre-ll llarfotcl Co., Maryland. "I went to my iloct'ir ami lie ne mr medicine which did me good ror a wnne. um 1 mouiu kci worc gm I linn a tick headache nearly all tile time ; was so weak aromid my w.Ut could hardly hear am thine to touch me. My feet would keep cold and I could hardly do my work, t would work a while and then llr down a while; wan com pletely niti down. Snflcred from diareelle aixharKeand aloeveic nnins at times. After iislnir hvr Irottles of Dr rlerce'a favorite l're criptloti. three of hi 'Ooldeu Medical Dlncov ery and one fal of Dr. Tierce" I'leanant I'd lets, and following Hie adtlce vou eave repent ing the IaKIoii 'Uhleln.' t can truly nv that I am rtiteil The doitor ald it wa uterine ill ee I had Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ailvi.ser, in jxiper covers, is mmiI free on receipt of ji one -cent statnps to jxin expense of nmiliiif; only, or if cloth' liotiud volume is desired send 1 stiinis. Adilress Dr. K. V. Pierce, Uuffnlo, N. V. M V'e will continue our I i " 4V V 4sl V 0 .m y j A Lak. j.t . .i a jut ziuiauiju& tuwtucb etre Qing put Oil our new location at No. 269 Liberty St, And so long as we remain in out present location all prices in ;t effect during ow gteat and successful Holiday sale will pe. vail. A splendid opportunity to fit out a Home. We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Blond Elixir, under a po- lllUu ........ IA ...tl. . ' ..... ,....,v... .mmipnut wi riiiiiK nn ni.c Kuurnumc. u win cure an citron the people all the lime especially tlu- lc Rni1 other blood poisons. If you ........... ...i. i. . . .. . . IllllVe eriltltiuna nr uirua nn vnr l.n.1.. fll- nm Unit. luanl, w..n A.S .... ". mu I'uin, nvun, um wit. tl, -ivu 3un' tnxtmyer. who U noi graVjlAni latuls for himself. It Um l Uit tittU of mam. MaatMii "Ut, Wllrlieraft, tmiu tkttr old '-sews, coasiter this wgene. A WIPE8 OOMPUINT. M AlssasMitr Melbs)4i Is tV Jojaw la a dlvure iMU ,. K,w kit UMM4 klmU U " M' ' l r IM wltk tat huabaads a juav. , wm Md kg. m fecttoiu . wogjg. ev u saw klot egosw gi .. .JV" st a l... . t ' " - .iB um tvesUag ' Yoi k k kUtA tolU ''" u lutiirtea are ax wit mL 1" ""' w" you. lor I ktrsv." J? " o WHM kl. THB DRAMA AND THE PUBLIC There Is a living Interest In the drama in any country that Is entirely apart fruan the moral itutttlou. wheth er we approve of the stage or not. The di sins, In some form or other. Is part of any true national lire. , 80 It seems Idle for us to say we do tutt rare for the theater, or that wt believe It Is a moral or an Immoral Influence The drama would exlslt If all organised society were arrayed against It. and the laws made It a crime. If all presentations of plays on the stage were forbidden by law. th drama would still exist In written and printed plays, and they would prob ably bo more widely read than any other form of literature. The ulars of BwaHHsiwar are read and studied by millions, ho efftrt to consider the acted drama demoralising. A living drama Is always the result of a close partnership between the Iteopie of any country and the actors the piwfKssluo of the stage This Imuta to the production of the popular piny, not always literary. The literary Uy always folio waiter aeoerathioa of the acted dram. j.( stUtakigrnerM0Mot hornet ttwlntd to? um met track to uradw tk. a.. aignored roadster, which is enjoend tad annrevlated by luotik, who Hv.r ltironlse the rae uek, A. rosamtMlty thai has a goad pHy house, where the drams of Its own country and the bat plsy. of ail coun- ines are produced Is to he congratu aUssi on such a possolon. n Uste wo oommusdty wiu 00. , " ir Wodueo the professional Pltjr srlUng will follow. what you need. We refund money If you are not satisfied. 60 cents and M.00. U. J. Fry, druggist. Ijut Thsuksgivlng we lvndereHl thanks that Marion county was out of debt. Today we enter mwn a new year feeling much easier on account of the county being stll out of debt and having a respectable cash balance. Woodburn Independent. a Whs Mass- wm tleV, wt ssve bcr OMtoHa. Whs she wm h CUM, ik cried tut C.HhmK When she bssoets Mtas, i4m etasr to C-ia. WVw the had ChiMNw. she save Uim C.h( Old-fhshlooed grandmothors are getting deplorably scarce, for wblelt we mutt thank the writers or the mod ern 'beauty hints." i Magazine for Amateur Photographers. One of the best and most attractive magaxines In the photogiaphlc field Is Western Camera Notes. The artl- elee prosentetl each month nre written In a plain, lnterestliiK way nnd free from technicalities, so that u IiokIu ner In the art may readily undorstnnd them. The masnslno offers Twontv Dollars In prixes onch month for nrtl- cles and pliotornphs, nnd ninny fine half-tone illiisttntlons In onch number show that the contests brine: in the finest pictures obtnlnnble. . Those pictures serve as valuable oh- Jc(: lessons to others who are nnxlous to do the finest work In plintogrnnhy and are ou of the most valuable fea tures of the magazine. A department of criticism is onan to all who wish to direct Instruction along art UtiiHt, nnrt vvtnta nont n tor criti cism are placed in a cliculatltiK album which goes the rounds of thoso wish ing critical help. "The Work Itoom" Is n department oien for questions on nil branches of the work and can give exuort Informn. tlon on any photographic subject. estern Camera Notes is a eem nt the engraver's and winter's art and la offered at a nominal subscription pnet or 11 Hr year, single copies lo cents. Our readers who own cameras would be well repaid for sending for a receut copy containing the attractive premium offers now being made by the publishers. Address the Was tarn Camera Publishing Comimnv. Minn IMilla. Minn. Tk House taisMng Gi 358 Commercial St. Store at Salem and Albany. Next to P. 0 ON THE INSIDE A collar or cuff, shirt or waist done up at this laundry means thnt vou nn nil right, and that your llnon loolts as Inimnculnte and of ns smooth nnd fine a finish ns If it had Just como from the ftirnlBhors. Comfort nnd satisfac tion we Klve you In every pluco of linen that wo launder, and our prlcoa nve trllllriK for It. Salem Steam Laundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorpus D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 230 Liberty St. ou rosse 1 kuo ,, c.j far la roar .' -he adds. -h... . ."' '?r - av amiasaaaaBa 1111 a btve )vur dlaner It's Just a Cougl faaaatatiua Jl ..r", or 27 IU aioTut cXST M S &1 WW 'Itttis. iTXZZ. Jen srv aat &iissi iiiZTT"." ,.' -ii. i" i n im iaj- amiujk. iv n i-. r- . - l 1. ... S1BAL.U H. . free UIM9M JUIC PK TY-HOIP iA-CILLI. Taa discovery that hn Juice will a-troy the tpbold VMf d on ChrtstaMw day hg Ur Asa eVrguson of Loudoa. RaB4. Is on, w wt gsoat htinonaiki k wi.. - - w HI.IOT7 eWnoiotcal raaearca. la shlrh Jh amasing mt- has been made within a decade. TV- ahtotlclsai with which such an IIWlnreiiBii l. . .. . . -.rTrT T "V tt"td ajv tmn Jo agvatma. 01,4, v, y brary .,, that ware at oart aaugurat la all a.rtt of t eon. try. Tat Irst iMhllshed M... . .w- . , . ' Ul wwiac s.ira. y of Or. Vrgu o s Mnouacvaaaat maM -. . . 1.... - " i wii-iumighai laboratory of Ue Chl agx. aeauh aanarcataai. fcaan ... ;b-Ma astheresuH. of mr ..i nt 1 1, i.Vraii..i Deafness Cannet Be Cured Hy local applications, as they can not reach the diseased iMirtlou of the t. There Is owlr one wsv 10 ru deafues. and that Is by ronstltuUon. al remedies. UeafuMn t. ...j 1... an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the MnaUcklau Tube. Wka tkla .,l. u. , . .--. .uw . inoamea you gave a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed dear nest Is the result, and. unless the Jn namntatloa ran be taken out sad tl.! tube restored to its normal condition, ewnng win be destroyed forever; nine rates out of lea are rauaai Uv tatarrh. which la aotkla h... .- .. iamtd coadltlon of the mucous sur ftteta. We will give One HuadrMi nn.M lor say case of deafness i..u u- faUrrh) that ranaot b. mi u- 11. iit k "" " nan uaisrra t"ure. Send for rlrra M fr. r. J. CHKNKY 4 CO., Tolo.io, Ohio. M by druggists, 75o. Halls Kamlly pm, ,r- tho best SURE OURS FOSTPILES Itchlac PtkM hhmIhm -,......" Blind. Bleodins- nr p.Um..ii-. d.. i-SntJiA,ial81,ib,U, Ab oros tumors. Me a Jar at druseiatA 2LSLif MlJl Trtattt. fUrift Staae-s dsio. rw "w "l 0r' I Am. 1 toa iwu rr saat aad butter frm our at AUfMSVllle aad U..V. .. SnwrBea. Mmae Ml. 11.1... -- Braasaa d Raaj A NATURAL RESULT. L,!.,r,r..r!n,on"b'e.to "Wott If the IITHUUUllllll 111 I. km.n.llA ...n a A. - . ...., ,,, ""'"," "" lenioveo that the building Itself Is bound to come down. This same principle can bt applied to disease. Take a niedl cine into the system thnt will remove the cause nf alnlmou. n.i .1.. I.,. ' i ... .: '-""-. ! uic unless ,." ck,wl,Ia.rhe anl biliousness have their faumnMnu in 0..i. .,, . orders. Remova this n-aifnu o.i the Other avniiirnmu ,.. .. Tl. i r '" "u more, there Is nn mr.. r oil .1.1.. .i... .. druggists .ell fr sic " f boi it Is called Dr. Gunn's iZvX' t ...i! Tht?' Ket r,8ht at the beginning of thets diseases and make the cure b taking away the cause of It. We will send a small box free by mall, or ?Jan!9 on rece,"t of " Address Or. Bosanko Co.. Philadelphia. Pa For sale at Ur. tone's Drug Stores 1. o Change of Partnership Notice is hereby given to whom It may concern, that Ute undersigned has sold out all his Inter t In the Arm of Savage A R,Jd. doing buaineas at No. 313 and Sl Can,i-i ttrtt. In Salem. Or., to H. c. mh. tr. who conttnuas tk blns with O. Q. Savage, under Um fln nnn. , Savaga Kletcbtr. Tht new firm as tumad charge of the bualaas Darem oer 19, moi. and the final tM..f ... rompleted this day. All i.m a..- u. old arm must be paid at once. In retiring from buain 1. . - - h oinn tht undersigned dtairM to tunv .1.. hMty friends of tha ni.i s t, ..-. liberal patronage ud htartUy rteom mend to them the ntw grm f Savage a , KaUrla Pajtatr Oaged Sglem. Or.. Dtc. IT. X0i. JMt-lm Christmas Yule log tllflt IVAlnnmail Cnnt- 01 nUnn il. t ... .. .un 11,110. wttit its choory blazo &r luuwar wns always tho best that louia ue found In the forost. Even ..., uouru nnd lath, ovory Jolit, ..., Biiuigios and shakos In our yari . umua irom tho best tlmbor growt hu nre ot superior quality, well m sonsd and free from knnr rw Prices make our fine building himtJ "iosr. an .nins gift. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pas. Depot niunc 001, A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and dellciona meats, ateRksJamb u. wuuuu kuujiii. vuai cutteta or pork, Onr moata are all cat from the attest and nnmeBtcattle, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nntritionB and wholesome meats at bed rock prlcos. B C, GROSS SALEM ORB Plion 291 A Few Pointers. Tha racAar &iaii.w. . .L 0 ak. ;jTjr:!r. ua,br l. wiu coaauZ ) 'BR."! .?"!? & teh cm ITESJ w&w iWood A HaDDy New Year And Many of ThetSv 1 U turtito follow . rosolution j mnga Salgsi bor your standard ertt, for tht pktin and simple- rear that it it properly asd and fernrnt J. brtwtd pung and kept pure thro'sM every Hiooaet. CAPITAL CITY BREWERY AND ICij WORK8, Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor Okaat ft laaWa. hjj.-.., TL .C!!.?1?. .f Kw" a Balaam for tk. 4.O0 I .aa-J .-.-. . f r m uwu acawnea nr wooct sawed and delivered to any part of the city, at 54 per cord- lesffate. N. V n t il "T" v-w.. E. S. BENTLBY H PAni ka aa.1 I As. V. tt J. JVy. itHgtm lUturetntecontalalng,0 n-- i. hTaTr - rsfswrs is-a ket S0B1I m ...... ... 3A ami bl ., . T "ce 35c and bi . ,ui uruerii. ..-. " n ror sale hr ,11 .. njggtsu. I -, i .OI-ikj commercial St Phone 691 M"l U if t . n.-r ' -- - i.,1. , .