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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1903. PAGE THREE. Grand Opera House JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. Friday , January 9. Second Annual Tour and Phenomlnal Success cf Tliatoad Pillow HARRY BERESFORD nnd his excellent company of Farceurs rrtsent- Toe Geo. II. nroadliursts, rljlitest, B si Farclal Comedy la tliree acts HE WRONG MR. WRIGHT J. J. COLEMAN, Sole Manajcr. R Play Full of Fun oftheraost Charmlnt Kind Prices, $1.00, 7Gc, GOc, 35c. Seats on sale at box ofllce, Friday bat 9 a. ni. KKHBnK8HBaBHl s jsieciric upuiig ! SAFEST ! CIEANE3T ! MOST i CONVENIENT I No Matches. No Odor. M I No Smoked Ceilings. M I A Good Strong, Clean, I Clear Light of. W I F6 Candle Power 1 - ' " N C0Bt8 J ONE CENT PER HOUR. " Power at Low Rates M per Horsepower. 5 SALEMU&HT.POWER I BJ and 5 TRACTION COMPANY. jHKaHKm HaHREHM p. I.-,.. -"I J, ' t If -i- 1 f HOTEL WILLAMETTE. I John T 13 rooks, Minneapolis. I Henry Kt-yog, Fossil. I Z, T Keyos, Fossil. e Jim Klilpr, San Francisco. . I N. Richards, Chicago. j Max Fredenthnl, Portland. r John D. Ohvcll, Central Point. I M. J. Davis, Portland. I M. J Comerford, Chicago. I S, F. Martin and wife, Carroll, la. I J C. Friendly, Portland. J P McCulIough, Portland. BGoo, Nicholson, Minneapolis. Fl2 It. Powers, MlnnonnollR. ,.- I W. E. Williams, Portland. F H. U Eddy, Tillamook. I I. L. Patterson, city. I Atthur Fishhurn, city. I o TO RAISE OFFICERS' . SALARIES City Council Proposes Ad- vance in Compensation Street. Police and Fire De partments arc Affected The full text of the ordinance that was presented to the council Tuesday night, granting an Increase In the sal aries of Bovoral of tho police, street and fire- departments is as follows; A bill for an ordinance to readjust and fix the snlark's of the street com mlssloner, tho policemen, tho chief of the fire department, the driver of the steam fire engine nnd thedrlverof the hose-wagon, In said fire department, nil in tho Hervlco of tho city of Salem, Oregon, nnd repealing bo much of the following described ordinance of the said city of Salem, Oregon, as rolatos to tho salaries of the officers and em ployes herein mentioned, nnmely: Or dinance No. 3GI, recorded at page No. 280 of volume No. I or ordinances, na passed by tho common council on January 17, 1890, and approved by the mayor of said city on, Febumry D, 1899; oulliinnco No. 355. recordod at page No. 292 of volume No. 1 or ordi nances, as passed by the common council on January 17, 1899. and np- proved by tho mayor of said city on 11 WE SYSTEM When tho btomach is weak nnd the whole system becomes weak also, be cause it Is from tho stomach wo re colvo strength. Besides weakness, you nlso suffer from Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Headache, Indigestion, Con stipation and Liver Troubles. For these complaints you crinnot tako a better medicine than Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It positively cures. Try a bottle and satisfy yourself. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS hundred and forty dollars per annum, payable monthly, as hereinbefore pro vided In tho ease of street commis sioner of'sald city. And shall be so paid by said recorder. Section 15. Tho salary of the driver of tho hose wagon In tho flro depart ment ofthe city of "Salem, Oregon, Is hereby fixed at tho sum of five hund' red nnd forty dollars per annum, pay able monthly as hereinbefore provided In ntho case of street commissioner of said city. And shall be so paid by said recorder. Section 6. So much of tho following ordinances of tho said city' of Salem, Oiegon, as relates to tho salaries of the officers and omployes of said -city, heroin mentioned, (namely, tho street commissioner, the chief of tho flro de partment, the policemen, the driver of the stenm flro engine nnd the driver of the hose wngon In snld flro depart ment), to-wlt: Ordinance No. 351, re corded at pngo No. 289 of volume No. YOUNG HARRY BERESFORD HlfRXKlHHIlKBBHHBRlFHBHHR- H The Clever Comedian at The Grand In His Presentation of "The Wrong Mr. Wright" "The Wrong Mr. Wright," which conies to tho Grand Opora House Fri day night, January 9th, was played last season by Harry Beresford, and which left such a pleasing Impression with everyone who saw Its many com plications unfold, will again tour tho country, with tho above named star In tho title rolo. This young man Is a comedian of quiet methods, who makes much fun without straining for effect, or resorting to tho ordinary mothods of the buffoon. His work, wo nro told, Is artistic In every respect. iHio personnlllty Is said to bo charm ing, and his norvo nnd magnetism of that order which Is only found among a few of the great artists on the stago of today. His manager, J.t J. Coleman, has surrounded him with n cast that contains tho nnmos of many of tho fa vorites, whose appearance here at ways awiro crowded houses. Seats on sale at box ofllce, Fiidny, January 9ih. 9 n. m. Prices, $1.00. 75c, 60c, SSi. 4 of ordlnnucos, as passed by the corn- February 9. 1899; and otdinnnce No. Imon council on January 17, 1809, and Deafness Cannot Be Cured By local applications, as tlioy can- Rot reach tho diseased portion of the rear. There Is only one wny to euro gnfness, nnd thnt Is by constitution al remedies. Deafness is caused by nn Inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. Wlion this tube gets inflamod you linvo a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing. and wlif-n it is ontlrely, closed donf iiefis Is tho result, nnd, unloss tho In- lamination enn bo tnkon out and this fubo lestored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever; Kino cases out of ton nro caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but an In flamed condition of tho mucous sur- Iraeea. We will give Ono Hundred Dollars ar any case of donfnoss (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hairs Cntnrrh Cure. Sond for clrcu- EH free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Id by druggists, 76o, Ball's Family Pills are tho bust. n spasm of laughter from tho first iso of the curtain until Its final fnll Is what tho management of Harry Uoros ford promises to all who witnoss his gllghtful pcrformanco of Soymour tes In Brondhurst's "The Wrong Mr. fright " which Is roflnod und spark lag rather than fizzles. lldren Cry for TO DRINK MILK Why it Disagrees With Some People When ono needs a reviving stimu lant after exhaustion nothing can riv al the effects'of hot milk sipped slow ly. Some people pay they ennuot dl gost milk and thoso arc tho people who drink It down quickly so thnt the digestive acids,, In playing around It, form .largo curds which glvo trouble ue72Tro thoy can bo absorbed. The right way Is to sip the milk In small amounts, so that each mouthful ns It descends Into tho htomnch is surrounded by tho gastric fluid, nnd when the whole glassful IsNlown the effect Is that of a spongy mass of curds. In and out of which the keen I gastric Julcos course, speedily doing their woik of turning tho curd M n m m M H n M H 9 D m ? 9 s H M 4 m f m N IB H H M M n ? ? H m s 131 N n n s u M H 10 m Clearance IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. IT WOULD TAKE PAGES TO TELL THE WHOLE STORY IN DETAIL. IT'S OUR CUSTOM TO CL08E OUT ALL WINTER GOODS THE FIR8T OF THE YEAR AT A FRACTION OF THEIR REAL VALUE. COME TO THE STORE AND EXAMINE THE GOODS AND GET THE PRICES. Cloaks and Suits There Is -no rosorve. Every ladles' misses' and children's Jnckut cut to quick selling point. More for tho money than you over received or hoped for Ladles' JackctH $4.75 to $ J 6.75 Misses' Jackets $2.25 to $10.50 And nil prices botwoen. Silk Waists mm) Thoro will bo tho liveliest selling of shltt waists this wuok thnt Salem shoppers havu ever witnessed. Our entire llnu to close at from 25 to 50 per cent off Don't miss It. Como en: ly. Groat values In mon's suits nnd ovoicoat8. We'll novor bo nblo or willing to offer them nt these pilcos ngaln. 9 WIS! Oroy mixture, cut and flnlsh n woll as tho most oxponslvo. nt regular clothing prlcos they would bo $7.B0. Clenrnnco prlco $4.85 .For a ton-dollar bill wo offer the biggest burgalus In suits you'll find this year. Unlaundrled Shirts 38c Regular f 1.00 nnd ?1.2G vnluos In men's shirts 68c A woro of unmntchnble val ues In stiff nnd soft lints 49c to $3.60 .M s M M M i K I M ! a M m Ml HI M M N M m f m Into riNRY BESf3RO Fletcher's Castorla. m th jrlng the month of Decombor tho ners employed In the foundry at state prison workod 24.645 hours uand earned $802.67. For worklnir fn ho forndry tho state receives as com- nsatlon for tne jnbor of the convicts cents an hour KbR DESSERT, SUNDAY, JANUARY nth, 1903, fry JELL-O, prepared according to following recipe: BANANA CREAM. reel five large bananas, rub smooth th fhe teRspoonfuls of sugar; add te cup of sweet oreara beaten to a Iff froth, then one package of lemon ! O dissolved In one and a half cup boiling wafer. Pour In molds or lis anil when coUI. garnleh with MidiPd fherrtea; ami eerre vLitfi thin earn uti e deswrt for any mal, at ay Four UavofB i.eiHOH, Oraijr Bpiiviry and StrawUerrr. U KUMere. 10 rents. GET A PACKAGE TODAY. 309, recorded at nnce No. 322 of vol- approved by tho mayor of said city on umo No. 4 of ordlnancos, as passed by February 9, 1899; ordinance No. 355. tho common council on December 5, tocorded at pago No. 292 of volume 1809, nnd approved by tho mayor of No. 4 of ordinances, ns passod by the said city on February C, 1900; and all common council qn Janunry 17, 1809, ordlnancos ropoaled by said ordl-' and approvod by tho mayor of said nancos rnpoalod by said ordlnnncos city on February 9, 1899, and ordl- Nos. 364, 355 and 3C9 aforosald, nnd nnnco No. 309, recordod at pago No. all onllnnncos and parts of ordlnnncos 322 of volume No. 4 of ordinances. In conflillot with the provisions of this ns passod by tho common council on erdlnnnce: JDocombor 5, 1899, nnd approvod by Bo it oidalned by tho common coun-'tHe nnyo' of ''! dty on Fobrunry ti. ell of tho city of Salem, Orogen: (1900; and all ordlnancos repoalod hy Section 1. The salary of tho stroet sal11 ordlnnncos Nos. 364, 355 and 300. commissioner of tho city of Salem, , aforosald, and nil ordlnancos nnd Oregon, is horoby flxod nt the sum of nartB of ordlnnncos in conflict with six hundred dollars per nunum, pny-J010 torms of this ordlnnnco are here able monthly upon tho first day of tho y ropoaled. month succoodlng the month In which ' 'r,l bl" waB ,oai' tw,c' anu" ,e said salary was oarnod, by warrant Is- forrud to tho ordinance commlttoo suod by tho recordor of said city. w,th 'nitructlons to amend so ns to (Save and except whon tho first day .' """ovldo for a slight Incroaso In the of said succeeding month aforesaid 8aIar' of tne Mvor of tho street cait. shall fall upon Sunday or upon a la-j o . . .. gal holiday, and thon upon tho noxt( cd of Thanks, ensuing day of business). And shall We wish to thauk all the kind bo so paid by said recorder. ' friends who so lovingly and devotedly Section 2. Tho aninHna nt h i,Jw with us during our aflllcUon. llcemen employed by tho city of Sa- Words cannot convey our apprecla lem. Oregon, are horoby flxod at the t,on' but we know 'ou wl" a11 u rich sum of six, hundrod and sixty dollars 'l' rewarded, for she was truly worthy l will repay" sayeth the luyi. JUMUS NELSON, MABEL A KHHNS. HSTHHIt D. HAMILTON. per annum for nnoh uniinnmnn tu and employed In rogular serTleo by said! city, payable monthly as hereinbefore ' provided In tho casot of the street com-1 .,.,,.. ui oaiu viior. Anu sjian ue so paid hy said recorder. I Section 3. The salary of the ehir of the Are department of the city of r,, v x " t Salem. Oregon. Is hereby fixed at the It S JUST 3 LOUgrl sum oi six muwrtxj ano sixty dollars peptones that tho tlseuos can take up, To make sure of comploto dlgostlon take ono or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aftorwards, ns tho pepsin and diastase thoy contain Increase the quantity and efllclency of tho gastric julcos nnd supply tho natural diges tive ferments which nil weak stom achs lack. Miss Anna Folgor. n professional nurse, spenklng of the vnlue of Stuart's Tablets In convalescence says: In ndult patients recovering fiom hover Illness mid especial ly In uhlldien where milk dls ajsrooe. one or two tablets ovorcomo any dlfllculty and seem to strengthen the stomach in a remarknblo short time. I myself hnvo used them dally for yoors, when my own dlgostlon has suffered from tho Irregularities and loss of sleep consequent upon my occu pation. Not only chlldien and Invalids but professional peoplo and othois whose meals aro necossnrlly hurrlod or lr tegular will find Stuart's Dyspepsia (Tablets of tho grontost valuo In koop- Inn up tho tone and dlgostivo vlor of the stomach." Thoy contain the active dlgostivo fermonts tho lack of which Is really the only cause of Indlaostlon nnd stomach trouble, and tho regular dally mo of thorn aftor meals will probably euro any easo of stomach trouble except auch as arises from ianeer or ulceration. Many druggists have said that they soil moro Stuart's Dyspasia Tablets than all other stomach reme dies carnulnod. 1-I-7-0 '""" - I H - I I I II l I - , , - -, , , "- ff) Jf M '2 Pi J. 7 I aW i m fl M I $ W W 8 nfflt! ar- Wat v A 2 Jy SStJ uvSaaHrmtiaS rs cSlf k WX nS U s? W fa m W m ui mJjWi rar rn m a QKJy KXMia QUI BB (M27LC 0 , g Bfl Bn8BiHMBHKEHf-Et4BHBBHSHaBHn7 Last Days at the 6RFD TORS SALE Children Cry for Fletcher's Castorla. GLEANINGS. per aunum. payable monthly as hete Inbefore prorideil In the caw of street conimuMiioner of tald etty. And shall be so paid by saW recorder Set tion 4 The salary of tMe driver uf the- htt-am ni.- (DKnt in the Are de part meat of the city of Satom. Ore gon, Is uereb) Axed st thf mm uf Ave That' gets your lungs sore and weak and paves the way for pneumonia or consumption, or both. Acker's English Remedy will stop the cough In a day and heal your lungs. It will cure con sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. Positively guaranteed, and money refunded If yoM are not satisfied. Write us for free sample. W. If. Hooker & Co., Buffalo. N V. D J Fry. druggist Automobiles are not allowed to Hav el ut a grueter speed than eight mlleit an hour In Columbus, O. The state of New Jersey has appro priated 560,000 for site aud buildings for a tuberculoids sanitarium. Tablets are to be put up to mark the sites q( the first schoolhouse ami the first courthouse In Buffalo. The school uouw; was built In I807 line nun de stroyed whu th British burued the city lu IS13. OF n3HOCO! The balance of the stock of the Creditors Sale of Shoes must positively be closed out within a few days at most any )rice as 'no goods will be removed from this city if they can ue given away. mi is nuw we are selling io gei no oi mem. Ladies' Patent Leather shoes worth 4 now 1.85 French Kid Hand Turned Shoes worth $3,50 Sl.65 " Patent Leather Ties worth $3 now 1,'35 " Kid Shoes up-to-date styles worth 1.50 now. . .'.95c " Slippers and Ties worth 1.50 now 65c Aten's Patent Leather latest stvles worth 4 now 1.85 " Vici Hand Sewed Shoes worth 3,50 now 1,65' " Calf Shoes worth 2 50 now 1.15 Waterproof Working Shoes worth 3 now 1.35 Boys School shoes worth 1.50 now 75c nuw is me tunc tu get siioa ai vreanors iaie ot snoes. Corner State and Commercial Streets, Salem, Oregon. Mail orders promptly attended to fl. L Iketlv RBCEIYBR, CAPITAL CITY 2 cts, 2 cts, 2 cts, 2 cts, ' Remember always that ; Express and Transfer DR. STONE S DRUG STORES ' Ue" m" ""s ww '" "soid iu mi yuris vi mo cut. will sell any patent medicine. PnWii,,ggic.ffli01fSSif&' Dome, dox or package, or Discount Perltd Extended. All gas Uttt paid on or before Janu- ar Itb will be entitled to customary dliuonnt for prompt payment SAI.mt OA8 MOHT f'O any drug sold by the lb.. for,SOfJJLE BR0S z cents juess i piano tuners than any cut rate price ad vertised in this paper. AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR For Stic a sad vkUrttu Wl-1'f Miri Js blr. jj M. nneMraiii