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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1903)
BSHua PAOEO TWO. THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1903. Thic ;c whnf Avar's Hair Vigor dees: Restores color to gray hair, makes the hair grow, stops falling, cures danurim. i n. Ar03. Lg wen. mam. Member Northwest Afternoon N. paper League. DY H0F"R DROTHER8. TT- Var. 84.00 In Advance. Dallv One Year, t.v - -- X? Vi.:. Mnmhi. 81.00 In Advance. o by Carrier, &0 Cent Per Month. fif.yyff:rv:.r. 1.00 In Avance. ON DUTY THIRTY HOUR. On went trip across the conU haul the writer rode on a railroad and met with a number of Unlaws where train employee were worked ror thlr iy hours nt a alrsleh without siren and few or no regular meato. It Ik certain that If the general riul llc )(w of a nillrtmil doing a thing like that thy would not travel by that HKttJ. A railroad running out of Cheyenne sends-crews on rogular trip of thirty hours without sleep. The only wonder la that there are not more accident on railroad! when men are worhod In that way. Of count, there would not lie audi largo stock dividends If men were worked on a more humane system. Much a system means premature age, nnil almost no family life possi ble for tbe railroad man who follows It. It wanna the greatest uncertainty to human life that has to travel on such railroads. To work at night when others are asleep la Imd enough. Hut to go through night and day and then Into another day without sleep and few I Inn on cold lunches, eating oh the run Ik Immoral and demoralising. Tie great railroad that would ad vertise tuat ll worked no man over a reasonable day'a work would do a greater business beyond all other, rendering Uie public an equal service. Thirty hours Is not tbe worst of It. Men on freight tralgi and on pasaen ger tmlMg. when there la a blockade am knows to go three days without alsop. What are the great ayndlcatfs go Irk la do to popularise railroad travel In (he (we of these fnets? alood. The United Statoe not only urged arbitration, but Insisted upon reieicace to the proper, regular and established tribunal. That stand has strengthened m and brightens! (wr presltge." Tbla la one view Uie view of men of Ideas and understanding, men hav ing a grasp and an outlook. Now for the Elklna view. Somebody having suggested an appropriation for four new battleships as the proper fl"ntil to the Venezuela episode, the West Virginia senator thus betters It: "It Is Idle for us to close our eyes to to the possibility that we may sooner or later become Involve In a war with one of the great iwwers of Kurope as the result of otir new policy of terri to tin I expansion. We might a Well look the situation squarely In the faco and be prepared to defend our Intci eats and assert our rights in all parts of the world. I nrn not only lu fnvor of making proviHlons for several nd dltlnna! battleships at the present si-h Hluti. but I am also fn favor of mak Ing appropriation for starting up work In every arsenal and gun factoiy In Mils country." In short, the time has come "to gut ready for war. War with whom and for what? Have we sustained humiliation and defeat? Has any IJ11 lopean Mwr defied us and made light of the tncrosanct "doctrine"? What would Mr. ICIkins be saying now If the outcome had been unpleasant and adverse lb the United States? Itir !.,(, I. T ellwb a little liiwurd (h height; To brighter make the world lor other; To m Ilia act ami atraii tu light. To learn lev for our siruggllng brother; To folia in lit warn of truth, Kb ( 1 ho 1 rials of each tomorrow; To keep the hope and Itsert of youth. Though ago ateal en with hurt and sorrow, ROLLING A HIGHWAY. Borne 1'olnU About lloail Itnllera an Their l'e. l'.ery road Is inado smoother and harder by rolling, and dirt roads ore nn exception to this rule, says Isaac B. Totter. We have all noticed that the lanlest and smoothest parts of a coun try road arc the narrow strip which murk the jweenge of the wagon wheel that have gone over It. and these part linve become hard and smooth because the wheels have acted as rollers. Hut a wagon wheel Is not always a very sat. Isfactory roller, for the reason that the wheel tires are too narrow, and wuvn the road Is wet and wft the narrow urknnU ..Ink Itit.l llli alll-fnm Still fol'tll ruts and cut and mix and mangle the dirt out pf all lesson and destroy the c.oml qualities of the roadway. ,If all the wagons used on country roads lould be provided with tire four Inches wide, they would roll the surface more smoothly and more quickly, and It would be In fairly good condition for nearly the whole year round. A good horse roller will nerve much to cure this duKculry. and uioh n roller $'G& JA Few IpVlore x) t)i n ' - We will continue our - Jl fZB0 F&e . .' Is r Jimt - T&II3 A KJAOlf DaHIAUoI OoSa ui ofl!) noiiiuvai &m In the six day liieycle races the pnee tells terribly at the end Man .ifti r man falls out exliausted. The u-ior wnbble wearily over the hue. In the biMtuess race it's the ssine. Man after man drop out exhausted. The siuec.-s-ful man is often a dyspeptic, tillable to enjoy success. hen the stomach is dioensed there is not enough nutrition nosimiluted to sustnin the body and re pair the daily waste of tissues. The result i weukiies", tending to coIlue. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organ of digestion and nutrition. It enables the perfect assimilation of food bv which the body is built tip with sound, lieallliy llcsli. "M lme UUfit one liottl (if DiKtor I'itree (.ol.lcii Meillcnl l)l4ovry for imllgcMloti niit llr coniplaliit." Mrrllcs 5lr C M. Wllwiti ol Vi.tklii Collrsr. I)aWm Co.. N C "Have hail 110 IkI )k Mute I (.iiiniuenceil Inllnu yi'iir inrUkiiiP In fncl Itniw not felt like the Mine mill llefiire t (ouk Hie '(Joliteti Mnllcnl IJiM-ovtr)-' I cmiM nut ent anjtlillifr wllhotit mvfiil ililnr tnt iioh I Mil rut nu tliiiif; I vtitli ultliout liavhiK iin!cnnt OcliiiK" Lnnt rinitnrroiir tmtiy wh (rethitiK nml win wi xKr nt: was atinml h oUelrton We cave him mum H'.Meii Mnllcql I)lfovcr ' nml now lie at huiltli) nml well H4 nnv c'lillcl t will iiitaU h KkhI wkiI f'ir(.iir iiir.llcuir wlieurirr I linve an iMiiiiiult ' Dr. I'terce'n relicts cure sick beudache. a4-XtfSt . M Jnj TWELVB 0REATE8T MEN. A w4 aulkortty baa made a list of Uie twelve greatest men. It will be noted that the) "are all literary gen lutes. Here the) are: Homer. Dante. Sbafcaepear. (Vrvau Ua. Aeerbylua. t'btto, Milton. Ootbe. UilHiboldt. Ionaid de Vlncl. Victor Hugo. Mollerw. nre are fnim aunny muI new dea vlaed Italy, one frog Spain, two from Oertuany. two from Hngbtnd. and two from Pranre. II would be Interesting now to know tbe Haatea of tke twelve greatest wo mwt and lot na see what Igods they ball frotH. uaiy wouig not allow tip so great, and Hi-ance might lege: gll otber conn trie. In lbs light of tbe worhfe gpiirerla Hog Is it nut a feet Unit educMtUM doee not make oguugh of literary atud lea? Hw few peiauns UedUgtu g son w daughter to a literary career, and m the workl'a greatest gre gll set (town In the circle of loiters. Ogr public acboala pgy almost no Uegtion to the atu4v of literature 4 tftgse ef uer volkes verr Mttle. Ofr oht4kwl ayouma gr w,mIui. In few if MHO UHr, mm sad wo. meg. Writers, orators, umtm " l are not pwinisst tn onr coMegee Iwt Wcasiucallr through the imraeee of JejhrnuMsaa. It g lime our nation paid ,,. t lUg to the stud) of burster s TWO LESSONS ORAWM To lrn our imroVn 10 nJur: To bal be. though other fall ua; To ksoBi our splrlta e-t mid pure In split uf sll who rosy Mil u; To add to lh world's Jo ami mirth; 'fc rmlrr fnlr the path of il'it) , To sprtnhlv aunhliu o'rr the eurth; To In all things UliMen beauty; Te paraovora and learn to watt; To maejy W. yt tevban. toaster; To rtea attov an advtra,- fm-. To Mft erot and not iirrndr To put asM all not'dlraa atrir.-. To struggle onurU lu tdsor, To gather ta the hrt of life The Ipanr wealth that laou forever- Nut 'I'm U 1 11 h Clinnom, YiHMig AUn- The wife I am looking fur must be vouur anil nrettv. CJoy llalati-l)o you think yon will J uave tw hMHi very ruri Young Uau-Uourouud It, I ntu't look at sll! I'm dreadfully nearwlgbt ed, nwl I've Wft luy elasees at bente.- wor.Mxo Mint wtir. nitw. can be lmuKht for from $J to S100 iwr ton. A roller weigbing about live tons Is about the pi-oiht thing. Steam roll ers are lccmlug inure generally used from year to year In our cities and towns, and there are many places wltero they can lie used to advantage In consolidating the earth ronda of tbe suburbs. Thej ate aeneiully mole ef fective lu their work ami If Kepi busy nro vustly cheaper to operate. They vvoigh fivin M.'Vi'ii or elejit tons up ward, the ten and twelvo ton sixes be ing perhaps the most imptilar. Itollliig smiuld follow closely tion STORY OF A FAMOUS POEM IJou C.riy', illfK" Mmlc ltd I'lrt I'alille Aptirnrniice. Oiu- cf the luuet celebrated of eight eenth eeiittirv liocms. (irnv's "KU'L'V." tiiHile iu lirst public NppeiirntU'u lu the .sIiiih- or a hurriedly printed piunphlet, which was fold fur xl. pence. This pub Hen lion was the result of a curious nnv for priority, liray completed the Ixk'iii Mine time In IT-'U, but bad 110 immediate intention of publishing It. A copy. Iiowcmt. found Its way Into the bauds of a Mr. Owen, Mm publish it and proprietor of the Muxnxinc ot Hagiixim-s, a reeeiuly entablNlied perl- will ui. .mil lie misiIp to the poet htat Im; bis intciitlo.i of .rlni!iu' ll in bis The finishing touches ate being put on osstsuvciir otr new location at No. 269 Liberty St, And solong as("we remain in our present location all prices in effect dttting otfr great and successf til Holiday sale will pre vail. A rf-JiJ . ...i.5i. i. ' T'J. ' . -i-. apucuieiu uppuruuiui-y tu lit Out a Home. Th) House' f iintisliLw Ci 308 Commercial St. Store at Salem and Albany. Next to P. 0 - - " ,iiii- .,,",. i in i.iiiniii ii in or the work of the ivnd grader or sent per tujisn.liie. nn.i .mklng hU ,-o operation hi as to consolidate all the loose enrth wlilch the action of tho scraper hu laid lu the line of (lie roadway. The roller should puss uiuny times over the softer jNtrtions of the road, and wlieie thw road Is ry dry and not Inclined to panic It waiy.tm sMgUVly tnylstoncd to kusten Uie net Ion of the roller. Tile rolling should begin st the allien of the road ami ork grndunll toward ths center-that Is. tbe roller hhould be (MiaMsl from end to end along thc'slilu of tbe road, tind tbeu tbe necoiul pas sage of tbe ruller should sllgbtly hip the ti rat until the center of the road U reached THE NEW BABY FEMININfc. CHAT. baa bought ;i.i U h bMereattnc to vWw by Itnroa Do Qomtti u y, avgtetubitory loit.r ... u....... Heet with the moral draw a from VeneanelM aJmir by one of cmr We irgbU. The r.emh t.IM wan. who wM a deiegi. to the m. oateremv at The Ht, tetls ua thgt n the opinion of enluchi.ni .. .1 . mi T " l"e ""-' "eeenmen. the eoura.- f (g, I'nltgst Htatoe a. reg4v.n1 th.. rttle w not unly has equated (i,e in...... allaat JaaM.. 1.. . lAttilll.teiml . . . lasmedtate extiacti,- "The lullbtUve f y , , ttg, hbtron V tv,, iawi to V. "rtimparest lta ige pgrgl.u of ww is a sign ot the tim, WhKh a ttirothn mu.t ha,. tll(, ,vmiUl, , WP'e ' Hug though t ,4,,. Vmlt l ,he... , -vi...,.J tlMiL n.i .,,., ,. ,,,., ,iijti,r imi 'voerw in esMnm.t M oierett.og jus Ue ggal psmce though the pso eon teivnce was the result of the , iAf , -Weal m th, natives Kiaao. . ,h. was on,, os- dnft uhiir tu.. mtIllM Hwe. iWra.u.M e,u lu-ot tn uku.,. in tioin rrom tnc moniuni .1 t r.i'i i born the a notion of huhp ishmenl iHttniU's ot rcat imptirtancc. A right tart avoklba lot of trouble laler on ; it'n so ehy tt begin right, too. Many women cannot or will not -H'hivriv will iut nnre thiir children. It's a sad commentary on modem smi voiiuhiuiik mat mi3 latter tendency should be go general. The Ixm thing to do under the circumstance! b to help tht bottle babies all wc can-they're t a big dis advantage at bct. Wekiiow positively lhat nothing will do them more good than bcott's Inutltton fcv.' drops in the bottle. It seems to furnish iutt the right quan lily and right kind af nou Ihhment needd by babies and growing cnikiren. Tlte women who are will. iiig btit unable to properly "uise Hietr children will tind Scott's KtnuUion a great help a twofold help in fact. It ha a duvet and immediate effect, not only feeding and huntain. :tK the mother, but insuring :ili a A.-ku '.,k . l s -, - yvn " "ounsntng Ret. Antr. II. Sbaw biMiae In Philadelphia. Juete I'ttison Sulres. a daughter ol Kit ('tin-.,n, I'rtiuoiit' fuiitoiis scout, l dying lu Ni w ilexlcu, ilr. Annie 1.. Dlggs, who lm. been s..tte librarian of Kuumis ftH' the post tur yeurs. l now abrtwd atutlytng uiuidclpal gorcruiiwut. ilrs. OHnr V. Jlortini. u blow of thr trnr governor of Indiana, has rent. ed a bust of her bile huslMtuil to the t)llviT IVrry ilorton M-btMiI of Indian spoil. Mni'. Jaiutusebe)' Vias lutu-e irt,lN In clniibttkHi tlwn U. any other llvlun ncln-ao. IUt llteneiv t damped on one hid of the thaler pieces coined ut KiuukfwH, OcrmuMy. Mi, Oucbemlu iJ I tost 01 has lu her faiMM-ksliHi some ehlua wore than -00 year em. wuieu was gnet net Hiuuiii'iiiirr oy me tiatlgUtM- of n tttahl of boiior lo 0un, Anue. While tmvetlug .Miss Heleu tSimbl h OMtatantly atiMUtletl by a wau named Tiitt. wbu m-tk an her bo.lyguard. One 0 bis mIsI fuiM-thm Is to kest Uo dah neuda from raking pictures of Mb, tloutd. Mrs Auiie llehaut. fellow at tlu I'ku oeopbii-al aoetety, meutly oowplfdM ber Hfty-gfth year. Sue was cowUtw ot the National Itefurnter with tbe lata ....... ,. nnuniio aiiu (, i, j Hroiulneni wewlMii of the Fabian soci ety simI trf the Mflcuil lVnHk-rati f sreJHsu. Mr. Omnxle B. William, or tiut walk. a. U ibe great great grsiiU daughter of a aobjier 0 the' Kanl. and ludlau war of UtK, a gregt-gyeud daugbt of g aoUler of the linerst. sry war. a gruotHlaugbter of a agMbr of the r uf im itaughter aod wife of aoMlere of the civil war and not bet of two aubikws of tbe bite aaateh AtiMtrlcou war. The -proiHisul was not nt ail imvoiilili" (o(irHy.but,si Ing ilmt piilillcatlon was lueiftnble. be urot,- nt once to Horace WalHilc I'splalnltix the clrouinstnnco and ukln hint to et IXNlsley to print it Immediately, but without tho ivu- LtUujSs ftmsUVHlviUi trnnded tbe pueiit to Itodsley on Feb. l'J,, 1751, and on tbe aotlt 11 cp was In Orny's handn ut i'itnibrhlp. mi tbnt It was probably piibllsbid In I.ouilott 011 tho IStli or l!Uh. The Maguxiue of MiiRazlnes for IVI.n.iir.. gito,'tlliig to the tbeu cur ton, was ptibllHhcil toward the end of the mouth, ami nmy unto come out on the same day The rival editions must wiv ii'-iirci. 11 im preny sure to sny. j within a few hours of each other. The ' action of the mnguglne editor was liunlly Jtistliliibl)-, but It laid (lie load ing world under a debt of obligation by foivlii' ibf povui Into prhit. Kov eral orhvlunl cuplcs of the "Klej:y" In tlte KMt's writing are lu existence. One. whleb wiw sold for St.U'H) nt Sotbebj's In s7.1, was efMH.'lally lu-len-Miliig fnnu the iiuuiIht of correc tions and ernstirea made by the att tbm's band. In this mstiusei-lnt Crnv bad siiliMtlttiifd "CrouiMell" and "Mil. tou"for"f8'SMt; mid "Ttilly" as be bad originally written. lUs friend Mason Is said to lwe suggested thin altera Hoti as well sm tbe fltlo of the poem, which dray at ilrst simply called "Stauaas." fioldeii 1'uuity. ON THE INSIDE A collar or cuff, shirt or waist done up nt this laundry means thnt you are nil right, and that your lluon looks as Immuctilato and of ns smooth ,and fine a Mulsh as If It had Just come from the furnishers. Comfort and sntlsfac tlon WB KlVO VOU In ui-orv nlano nt linen that we launder, and our nrlcea uro trilling for It. Salem Steam Laundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 230 Liberty St. Cnrfstmas Yule Log ifeM.iV m .-!.-. Tin r y'v 'j thnt U'alinmn,t c-Hi t . .. .vm.nm omiiu umu8 in "hi olden time" with Its choory blnzo a&d spiutter wna alwnya tho boat tlui could be fonud In tho forest. Ever; iimuft, uoarti nncl lath, ovory Joijf, cuiu, siiingios ana shakos In our yard . mane irom tno boat tlrahor grown, im are ot superior quality, well set soned and freo from knots. k price make our flno bttlldlnff lumb uiuiost an .mns gift. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 3. P, Pas. Depot rnone 651, IT IS A PARASITE. imircior the baby. Thill Scott s Emulsion strengthens the mother and goes natur ally through the milk and strengthens the child. I cWiau n net aaaabi oaThaed. SCOTT & BOWNE, .409 Pearl bt Nevy v(,rk PET PER4VONALS. -St? ,l?!u,,,w,, " wJw Rue 2J!' w w Ww roU of buugr Njw Zltuui.Tuug baa settled KO0. ou the Uby. Hut im xuJui; wn was kuig ago aa old shiIst. Kansas City star. . Otherwise be U uui i. 1- .. "J 7. Jmg-HglthArt ? awlteh ojf uie com! Stag Ibrv-UgKigvUerakL That Causes Itchlnn Scalo. Dandruff. arwl Finally, Falling Hair. Tbe Itching scalp, tbe falling hair and the dandruff, that annoys are the work of a parasite bidden In th aenin That (Mraalte must be billed to cure dandruff: and tbe only preparation that will do that Is Newbro's HerpJ dde. "Destroy tbe cawse, you remove Uie effect." C. H. Ited of Victor. Idaho, says: "Myself and wife bail daadrufr .! falling balr several yeare. Two bot tles of Newbro's Hernleldo eomi,it,K- eured us. after several other balr pre- (wmuone had failed to do good." Maaea hair grow aioaav nmi ur, . Ilk. Huudreds of other 'testimonials Just as strong. ror sale by Uaniel J. Wrr. Send 10 nt lu sumps for santnlg to The wrpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich. A NATURAL RESULT. It is very iMMuku i .. .. .. be .pplted ,0 "tuiSr liTffi -j'J"- iSS't -niiru ur caaiMa t t "w Hita T-- :"-1. pr0T Uver' of th 1 a,. n"1 l beginning V r-wwm Wnill L M a3 A W . A Juicy Morsel for I Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one ol onr tender and delicious meats, steaks, Iamb or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork, Onr meats are all cnt from the fattest ami nrtmeatcattle, anil wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wholesome meats st bed rock prices. P G, GROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 Mil SIP ,r"'veTaiw-e a y Wood A Haooy New Year And Many of Them. IS Sure to follow rnanlntlon Ml makt Salem boor your standard b rafo, for tbe plain and alraplo rea! Uiat it Is nrQporly aged and feraieat d. brtwgd urt ag4 Itept pure throug every proe. CAPITAL.CIJY BREVERY AND IC WORK8, Mrs. M, Beck, Proprietor 4.00 J " H vjuuu icabonea ur wood sawed and delivered to any part of the city, at S4 per cord- D- S. BBNTLBY t l.r bconc s Drug Stores. A 181-183 Commercial St. Phone 691 M'i
