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Newspaper Page Text&JI ",h r. Wh- PAGE TWO. THE DAILY . MIM - M S0URNAL8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, i"y?gy,iWW"t 1. f JPIfiL CAcrry Pectoral Par hare colds, cliromc coughs. Askyourdoctflrifhc nas nciici auviw. Ayr Lewell, Mm, THE DAILY Member Northwest Afternoon paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year. H00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cent. Per Month. aW one Year. 11.00 In Avance. fHH-HWI IIH'UHM l-M- THE OREGON LIBEL LAW. Tho Btilt brought by a locnl lawyor ncttliiBt Tho Journal for $6000 dam- n"gontfor an alleged llbol committed hv inibllshlnK oxtracts from a plead ing In ft nromlnunt dlvorco caso, ondod In a Jury vordlct for tho paper. Tho Journal had published an abso lutely fnlr and unbiased roport of both sides of tho caso. founded on tho v pleading Mod In tho caHo. which aro a public record, and no law forbids their publication. In fact both sides of tho cauo had boon printed, that no InJurlouH com- . mont (in fact no comment whatever) wan Indulged In by the paper, that th plaintiff In the libel suit won her cam, ami wn not prejudiced- by mioh tHtlilieaUaH. bad Mr rtuatl any correction or the newspaper report, could not ba got before tho Jury under the ruling of tho courL The publication. If It was a libel, wan mail Inadvertently, without tho Knowledge of the piibllnhtra of tho pair. Hd no opportunity had besn given for a correction or retraction. Mouo had been naked The publisher nevor pieteudt-d r claimed that th pleading net forth the fatte n either aid. Tho article did not ho represent. No malice could be Inferred, for none existed. Tho publishers did not plead JuallUeatlnn of the publication on account ut the truth or otherwise. Tho reiwrter who wrote the report stated on the witness stand that Neither or the publWtew had over seen IiIh report, ami that he had mad It In the ordinary oourne ef copying Ileum from the public record at the eailrt house. That any kind of a lawyer, for good motives or bad, should be able to bring nueh a milt and pMt'hla client la oxpoeit IndlcateH that the Oiegon Inw of libel la wry primitive It should be attended m Uial the , tfiblUhe wtulil Hot be libeled fur the mistake of a reporter, who due not know law, aijjd It should be amended so that 1Kb Injured person should hv aoni)llavto at leaHt ask a corree tlnn or .rllratUoit before bringing nit lliuiiloye th ally Mud of business are table to nmke mtitohee, and a newspaper publisher In an liable to be tho YtoUin kf w.rh blunder as a bank or or lawyer, ami an entitled to ai fair a chaece to correct the error. The law of pleadings should require the plaintiff to at leaat ate tin esact terms oh which tn found an action for UWel aHd uul allow a loosely construct ed chain of malice, copied from an old Now York book of forms to stand as a complaint In an action fd dam. age. One of the ;jnoet conscientious judges of the ihiiUe "urt ,B 1"oU(1 aa saying that tho Oregon law of libel Is a vicious law, and that It Is tho most unfair and stringent statute aealnst publishers " the "latute of any slate. There should bo a gonoral demand of tha twees to rectify tho law of libel In this state, and In all statos, so that a nowsoaner publisher should at least bo on tho same footing as any other citizen In this respect. o JOURNAL X-RAY8. Young Itoochofollor has aoncludod that ho has accumulatod bo much property that ho roally cannot afford to pay his taxes. . ICastom Oregon legislators say they can And good BOnatorinl tlmbor If tho mombors from this flldo abso lutely glvo It up. This Is the 33d legislative day but unllko Uio masonic fratornlty tho leg islature Is going to raise that some sovon degrees before olectlng n sena tor. a Whan the Csar and Kmperor Wil liam and the Sultan nil talk peace. It la time to grind up tha battle ax and load the culverln with bora shoe nails. - Who Htiglaod quanelW with the United Statos she mny not bo fight ing her bread and butter but with the butter cut out the. assertion becomes absolutely true. A Spokane nieaeonger boy who has been omployed four mouths turns out to be a girl. She was suspected be came she, didn't chew tobacco", play marbles, swear or loaf. Madamo I'attl has signed a coutract with Orau, for a six months concert (tour In this country next fall. She will Thinks Report False. The Bugone lleglstor, Wednesday, has the follewing: lister Ogden, jitngo driver for E. Bangs, arrived from the hood of tide at l o'ciook m morning. He Is of tho, opinion that tho rumored doath of Mrs. wons jb unfounded. As ho passed tno piacu Tuesday, bdurid tfor this qity, ho was handed somo lollors by an attache of the premise. In tho perfunctory con vrjitlnii that onstiod, Mr Ogden states nothing was sold concerning the subject of tho roport Tor this reason Mr. Ogdon lolIevos the report Is false. , DRUGGISTS mAsT' BE CHARY. . i. They Sell" All ,K(ridaJf Hatr Prepaa tlons and Fear to Discriminate. Druggists soil ' all kinds of hair preparations, and, as a rule, they ore wlsoly chary of giving prcferenco to any particular ono, but many of thorn have como out plainly for Newbro's Homicide the now treatment that ab solutely kills tho dandruff gorm. H. Swannoll & Son, Champaign, III., say: "One customor of ours did not have a hair on top of his hoad when ho be nan to uso Horplcldo now has a fair start toward a good hoad of hnlr. Wo bollovo Horplcldo to bo by far the host preparation of Its kind on the markot." Hundreds of Blmllar testi monials from ovorywhero. For salo by Dnnlol J. Fry. Send 10 cents In stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit, ""Mich. tUftlHltRS P CELEBRATED -v fgP JITTERS and Malaria. Try It. ,v, 1903. No o t h o r medicine n been to buccom- lulln o u r i ii g Stomach and I) ow ol com plaints. Dor; Inc the rait 50 years it bb e- nbliBbeuan in nualed record A cures ol Indegestion, Dysccosla, Belctiinci Constipation, Biliousness fr-Hffrrr--lf 9 te I e I S j 8 I gH-HMHi t gf-tHB-i America's BE S T &:.. Editorially Fearless. Consistently Republican Always. News from all parts of the world. Well written, orieinal stories. Answers to queries on all subjects. Articles on health, the Home, New Books, and on Work! About the Farm and Garden. XMarkct Quotations Today ; ; Y "Mak'e Saltm Good Home Mrker A - rr"V"V'V','v3; i THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN ii . j BROKEN LOT Shoe sale at the Or enon Shoe Co, rsroNscious i'hom,, enow DiirlDK n BiiiWcn ami terrible nttnrk H croup our little girl wa unconscious frora strsngiiUtlon. MT A. U gpnfTord. post master. ChesUr. Mich, and a do. of Ow Minute Coiigh Cure was ntlmlnlsterej Is d rtwnlel nfln. It rediicwl tlie awellliiR --. inM.n.,iAn aii, ,hn tmirnli Anrl Hhort l the clilld was 'resting easily bih! aneejllj qrlppc. an.l all Throat nnd Ming troubles rtne Minute roilh Cure I Inner In the tliroat ami tlisat and enables the lunas to infrllni nurn. health -lvlnR 0JTKn to tlM Mood. I'. O. Hubs. 0(1 State Street Th i-tlct of modety natural to WlNIIMI i t0 ,Krl lIUMirHIK ciin l wuKtauh Ummsmm. WonicH U Irow tl.v jHjrewwi qitcMiotia oi local IMiv- siglau which Om lMhUl4 6lV The tlnwuht of OiamliMiion ia abtiQireitt to them, and o ihey tt.l.ne hi siHW a "" ' tlcl of diH, .' wbii'- w r 1 1 rnjtlrr- tivm (Ttu hoi. It h " t. V I i ' (MiktSTatk lu. uiv a gcel nwiut w p ui e it m h r loUHll MrtUK for mud Mt W test o-vt by WtUK All rrHMMtl WM U Ml atrivtljr piU ami act4t cuAHtiaU AdiUwi CKmmt X V. Hero, frk M. V. Pc. rttroc1, Havmllt Jr- itt9- feUb- ' RV. - 1 K IrWP M JO-0- appear In 90 concerts and vet $SO0O ror onch hwhloa BO per rent of ra pelpts over $7,800 ar night. ThlH la her 'atiwnth farewell tour. lla-r made a aneech hfor the coal coiumlMlon Thuradny In which he apoko of the laborerw trylns to man age the property In which Utey had no money, and elaMlfled the puhllc, the coal coHMim-r as meddlem. Itaer really neU urns hot towels oh hla head. 1h ldon there la a tumperanrn aorl-ty whoee memhrs are nlmply plHlgd ant to drink ltwwn meals. It Is Mild half tha rltUetui have, or will Join Ii. I'efhaiw If It waa amended m that tly would be tilttigwl not to drink betwean drtnha th sther half mU he lnlKtl U jeiH. Laat High! thu Shirley ciimpany playwl "IIld ly the lltiemy." tomor row nlHht It will itlay "In the Uanda of the Haemy." Some a.uatoriul ua liimHta are well up In both plays, and MIm Shlrtty mhjht get some rat Mahhi addlthma to her company by aiMlyi-K at the atate houM, say Sot urda) WMwtc Aicordlnc to th dlaiiatehea the lrlneiHM Loulae waa abandoned OtroH. aad h wiuiN't. That be gut l0.0W tor toorliu her. aju) that he didn't, that the l'rt- tHtMt to KomttiU awlrMci. and ok didn't try; that she haa left Otran forever, and ihnt ah la going hack to him nover t aetHiratiHl that he Is heart 'K.k. n and that she Is happy: that hi husband is a drunkard and a tyr ant and that hi Is a christian gonih. mau without guilf aa a mod?!. And thiii wi are AfraM ef the Trusts. Success With Formalin. The new blood poison mined) . for malin, has been used with mice In DrUtol, Conn.. In Iho enso of Mm. Napoleon Dttbe, when apparently h,e was dying. After Uio birth of a child tho nttendlne; physician rosortel to the use of whll known remedies, hut only temporary lellof wns gained. . On February 4. the dootor announc ed that death would como In three or four hours. Thn patient wns deltrJouH. U" tem perature wnR 106 and her puis HO At :() p. m., as an oxperlmont. the doctor Injocted 080 cubic centlmetors of formalin Into a vein of the right arm near the elbow. For one hour the temperature con Untied to rlso then there was a steady gradual decrease until 6 o'clock the next morning, when It wng normal. OS S-ft. The milt, too. had fallen to S8. Since then the patient has Im proved steadily and ' now pro nounced out of danger. Ded Time I take a pleasant herb drink, tha next niornlnx I feel bright and my com plexlon Is better. My doctor says It net- Rontly on the a.ouincha, liver and kidneys, niul Is a pleasant laxative. It Is made of herbs, and la prepared as easily as tea. It Is called Lane's med icine. All druggists sell It at 2e and SO cents. Laue's Famliy Medicines movea tha bowels each day. If you cannot Ret It, send for free samples Address. Orator Woodward. I.eHoy N. Y. A -I'IKNTIKIr ItlUCOVKIIY IvnM iloes far hr !.. b thst which It l wmM to u foi Itself even when but ftllHbUr dhMrdereri 1 1 S-l ImuiUhr. Mhll the InOamed bum rest aau iittlr dMr l Jul Mhtl Het si that ersan are aiiewsd te rest hstti Kedl dlgMis nbat yon eat aud Ir ilrrert nr i.tr imiimi uimkm tbe wetk at the ttomarb, reUxInK tu ls the uatursl Juices r (lletto ami Poultry at Stelner's Market ChIo1Jons'-501Ocv Bggs t'or clozon, 18o. " rurlteya 12lBc. Ducks 10c. Salem Market. Hop Market Hops 22Q25Vc. Potatoes, Apples, Etc. Potatoes 2C 30c. Onions CBc, Dried Fruits. Dried Apples 4Vi to 6c Italian prutios, 40s to 60s Be Pctlto Prunes 4c. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc. Dig Fir ?4.E0. Second Growth $4.00, Ash $3.00 to $3.75. Uody Oak $6.00. Pole Oak $6.00, Cedar Posts 10c. Hides, Pelts and Fura. Oreen Hides, No. 1 l7c. Green Hides, No. 2 25. Calf Skins 4 to 5c. Sheet. 75c. Goat Skins 25c to $1.00. Gray Fox 25 to 60c Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Ottor $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskrat 1 to 6c. Wildcat 10 to 35c. Grain and Flour. Wheat OSe. Oats 8!c. Uarley Urewlnif, 45c bushel; feed, $21 per ton. Flour Wholosalo. $3.4S. Live Stock Market Steers 3VI to 3&0. Cows 3 to 3Vc. Sheep $3.B0 gross to $4,00. DreBsed Veal MiC. Hogs, allve 5c Hogs, dressed C4o. Wool and Mohair. Coarse Wool 14c FIno 15c. Mohair 25c. Hay, Feed. Etc. Italed Cheat $10.00(ff$10.50. Clover- $10.00 0$1O.BO. II ran $20 Shorts 21. Creamery and Dairy Products. Good dairy butter S0-6o. Creamery Butter 85c. Croam, pan sklmmod, at creamery Sfic, at faun 22 He. Croam separator skimmed, at Com. Creamery 3JV4c, minus freight Portland Market Wheat Walla Walla, 76 77c. Wheat Valley. 7878&c. Flour Portland, host grade. $3.75; graham, $8.4t($8.S6. Oats Choice White, $1.16$1.20. Barley Feed, $211.50 per ton; rolled, $24.60. MlllwuK llran. $19. Hay Timothy, $11 to $12 por ton. Onions 75e to $1 per cental. Potatoes 4O07to per cental. Hutter Beet dairy, SWJ22V6: fancy (ivamery tttisltt; store. 15$1Ro. lCggs Oregon much 24-fc por dason uultry- -ChlckMH. raaxsHl 12120 live, The INTER OCEAN is a member of .the Associated! !! Press, and is also the only Western newspaper rcccivingj the entire teicgrapntc news brvit. ws tj. w ioru ! ! Sun and special cable of -the Ndw York World, besides !! dnilv rcoorls from over 2,000 special correspondents ik ' . . . . K.T .,. II .. . t. -l throughout me country, ino pen cu icu more tuny Why it is the best on earth. 52--TWELVE-PAGE PAPERS--52 One Dollar a Year! Brimful of news from Everywhere and a perfect feast of special mnter. . . . Qcrrikft fnr the Toarnal (daily 3 months or weekh t year) and The Weekly Inter Ocean i year, both! papers tor q.ou. 4-QtBUHH"'Pt"B,tW,,,ff' T-WT-T-WT mr, V . wT w T. "STRAWBERRY CULTUR A NEW BOOK By E HOFER. The Strawberry Industry In The Pad Northwest. Full Instructions about preparation illustrated with photographs of soil, growing of plants, planting tho. writer's fields, near Salem. crop, cultivation, fertilization, picking by nm)I( o. flt Th(j Journal offl anu paciung mo crop, -wi'iu-b "" markets treated fully In separate I c-ts per copy. Tho only wor "haptors. this Industry. -I-M-I-W--M M II IWHt -Hill H'l"i"W-M'-fr4-t-H s : THE STANDARD i! Sun Typewriters They aro constructed on tho plan of tho $100 machlnos. Stron type bars; direct stroko; alight, rapid touch; carriage, platen audpjy rninnnB? nnrffict allcnment: m arclnal stop, etc. Sco tho one at tb ofllce of tho Capital Journal. J AN UP-TO-DATE AUCHINE. PRIC&ONLY- S40. W. F. KETCIIU.M, Salem. Oreeon. Aeent Marlon an. Polk Counties. Hlimill HHHHII Mill 'H"H-M"H Mm tk sioMMh sad iHtstlT ? ieund: hens. UKffl.c; turkeys, Irauarm jH m& late rU. rl HtM V 1K,i.. O !!. M Stats 8rM 1 10 (I. He Had Meney Left, i. rnrley of The Dalits, who has lu the rlt) for several daj left for hum this evening. AU-Jtts of bis vtslt it Is recalled that Sir. Farley was attaints- by Oov. I'eHUfti'or and the board having the work In oharg to superintend th i-oastrnttkw of the rnllroad at the Csds There was an approprlaton of $,00fl for the work and U was asiied at the time that a second appropriation tfQkUd he needed. Some unforsee ttlffiMtlUes Mnttou-Oross. $I.OO$I.84 Hogs-Groeo, $i.tS. Ueet-Oroat, JtnsJU.W. Veal Mtlo. Hope- ttTc. Wool-NtMey. HHfiie; eastern Oregon. SfllHc; Mohair J-fio. Hid dry. II imunds am' upwards. II to ISVie Cash Saving Offer! Two First-Class Weekly Papers for the Price of One, Weekly Jcurml and Wookly Ore goulan, $2,00. Wookly Journal and Orango Judd Farmor, $1.36. Weokly Journal and TrI-Wcekly N. Y. World. $1.75. Weokly Journal and Woodburn Inde pendont, $1.50. Wookly Journal and Gold Deaah. Curry County, Recorder, $1.50. Weekly Journal and American Boy, $1.50. Weekly Journal and Courier, Spray Oregon, $1.10 Weekly Journal and GxpreBS-Ad vance, Lebanon, $1.00. Weekly Journal and Olobe, Condon Ore, $1.60. Weekly Journal and Oregon Mist. St Helens, $l.tft. Weekly Journal and Town Talk. Ashland, $2.00. Weekly Journal and Herald, Lake view, $1.50. Weekly Journal and Men of To Morrow, $1.S0. There U more Catarrh in this sec tion of ihe -ountry than all other dis eases put together, and until the last few ars wns supposed to he laeHr- noit Hr a great many yean doctors it.. wr enveuatered notably In drtrtng ' pronouoi ed It a loral disease, and pre- "V .. .... . . smssils4 1. kl ...! i i f A I.UI has bea Intmdured In the "' -'- "" ;.- ' " T.,l!,7"-" .irvn win Te pirnii pro-1 ,.," , . IT L ',- pronounced It Incurable, s.l- pom m uy then nod thus had ott - ,B "' -' m n-Mltnre has uivn mtnrrh to be a i.n the trust It rfoa ik-t it ike wi ny mplted. M wh . Utntlonnt disease, nod therefore re mL T. heiliSto ,tH SI Iiom wnrHgk wns fas munloj-.trslor. Mr. U' cowUtutloMl treoissaot HaU's ttrnat is permitted to n th mlnea to f-sTae-ilR S-1 WMUinfnrtored by F. J. the true Industry at w1n will he at 'j'y'?1" .T JS7 tP $ oney Co.. Toledo, Ohio, la the on' the inny of a foreign syndlraio. H,"" """" """ "" '"Yw m"m oi-wiiuionni ure on tha saarket. ii is i-urn iniei-nny ia noses Iross 10 ; drops to a teaspoonful It stts dlract jly on tue blood and mucous surfneec ,o the systt-m. They offer one ann ate- ottiMi- lor any caae It falls to for Ctculara a4 testi- S0ULE BROS. sUttssrSfc. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. For Siltm ill i( Uive order! ill Will's MUi- SbffJ New Grocery Store "THE CAPITOL" corntrof Citlalind Division street j own for business Wednesday. Fecruur Call and elvensatrUI. 1RAH.TOWNE,Miii1 Hamer'n Whiskey Is the b Get some Into your vest. Gus. Schrelber keeps It, And you know the rest. FARMER'S HOME 153 State Strl Parties desiring can set the Dally Journal three months Instead of the Weehly one year In the above combi nations. HOITIS R BROTHERS Salem. Oreeon. THE NEW Cente Salo Will Oeen Tuesday Mint, tbe : We lathe all of our Wends W Jf . F e'e will kItos free iuncb f FRANCIS DAVIS. 221 Coramercl (he trust should Inst H efjo4hNl io silaV l-urup--- t-tooetlthHi hy anus ting dt.-u th- nOnesv It would Vrtuc rutn to the SwdUm Iron IndoaUry. at-; though It might swell toe protts uf the trust to tho atnto trenaui S hand tlltoote arsnr! ItAM jt)juerltY,drlwtVeiat:.lnun1 miU tiishwimstiMU and ntcrratlun, nd Is tho cause of more dlsoomfort than any othor ailment It you eat -the tt B tllftt VOtl vn nnjl li owes fn-Ue vwhm. J Mi ( Waddh. of Swot Uome, ftw -4 f0r you.ou are 'distressed. -iHS.Ellii-gy' jft!?!-?. rS1.-. Tuewtav while a.sr the SAuderso Anker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make 3? veMiWMU sEuJe 1 J hrld f mud tin- had and rrt of the' jrr t-tlon prft ami prevent SaS-f'Te-rTlJS'-itSril'-fZ-- 'w.. . . ...... . -iSL- .-hie &-. You can safuty ant gg jp- rr: t". r .". jr-g , - - - -. j . Rl a, Ubm tt y t,Mt , A Man's Hetd. Mi Ceo Waddle, of Swot Uome, Tuewtav while nrar tho S-adoraon INDIGESTION cure. Send montais. Adis. P. J CIIKKSY ft CO.. Tomdo, O. Sold by druggists. Tie M a Halls Family Pilla aro Us Best. taa. ttu, -J MTvrnJ U4IW-T Pwiits ' sa 1 - tsst "' ' ' . MHS I Wl llS-l 4 (tj , OT it 1 tuii kiMw t Os. VeUe S -M I'rtteM-. TMtMttsM , ' Uome a year. of theeo tahlou afterward. oM unwiiy 1 .- w to ni - lHetve' H-Mt ftUt. Mr Waddle eame to Albany to- ar drusatits under a postttwe gv-nut jv iu Euutrt ihe .-. ka ' o" Money retunaM ir jou iHlwuu cuiejl by the ue oi Dr. lnHUlh u ou, nf lho t ,, Aib.'.?. ??" ..8 "' Dewof.a' BuKalo, N Y CASTOR I A Jrr lafaats and Ckldrea. jTfee Klad Yeu Have Always Bought Bears the Biutre of c&vffl Farm for Sale. rhfU c of two to-sere tracts of A No. 1 Inid. One hop yard on one trnet with throe hop yards on tho oth er, with two hop houses. All gnthhed fend except enough timber for us, with running water on each tract XI J KUAN, Salem Route Mo. S. MlJw There's an Old Pover1 whlt-h reads: "Wh the orawd. Hondnrod into t ut t- la BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Aa Investment that naa actually r- tunwd $S.M in not profit oa aach UW Invested duHgg the past ten wookg it worthy at jour investigatien: leguuaat bustasoa woihods; ssttle- meig every uedy; raferenMe: w rite for my circulars , THB5 ONIY.M .euqh i. STUM bos ISM, Brook o Better Than Ever Is what every one says of tho White House reetaurant. Patronized larger than any house in the city. Open day and tilht Bnullah this lueani. 1lnnn Tho "TOWd' d 0" . .....--(I Always the strong ut" ' J, .1 o...u,...i iha Hirir"tB; UUU OUUlUfWIl, - T-I , nal'or BO FUJI' " Omaha, Denver, Kan?f..,1 Loula and HVEIIYWHERE W Tickets, bartha and lw omeea of connecting i - & n rwpidoN. General " "" - - Tl wrTTin h-t1VJ PORTLAND- too