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THE' DAILY JOURNAL) 8ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAnCH.26,' 1903.
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phono us, or a postal, and tho, wagon
,' tlAlJEM STEAM LAUNDRY,
Phono 411,
A HORSErTHAT HAD A FIT
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In harness from our fine stock will
Is comfortable and easy whllo ho
wears it. 4K good fit is guaranteed in
cellar arid' everything. Wo carry all
sizes of tho best hnnd-mado oak leath
er harness in Stock at all times for
carts,, bugRlos.or speeders, or for
heavy draught uso. Wo havo mnny
now and hnndsomo styles to show you
Just' now. " ,
E. S; Lamport Saddlery Co.
ZM Commercial Street.
C. T.
Jeweler
OON'T 8HIVER WHILE
YOU DRESS
Thoso cold mornings. llcuch out of
bed, strlko a match, turn on tho gas
In your gas stove and noto how quickly
your room gets warm. Haven't n gas
tovo? Mean It? Lots horo so cheap
you'll wondor how you 'iavo permit
ted yourself to bo benumbed when so'
much comfort could ho had for so lit
tle. Salem Gas-Light Co.,
PhOBe 563. 4 CHEMEKETA ST.
iWTfNT
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner you can enjoy Iroio one ol onr
tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb
or anufton chops, veal cutlets or pork,
Oar meats nro all cut (roro tho fattest
nd pruueitoattle, and we can tapply
your table with fresh, nutritions and
wholesome meats at bed rock prices.
E.
C, CROSS SALEM ORE
Phon W)
-'A JhZvm
BBBBBn!3!"'T'
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On the Stool of Repentance
Is whoro n man finds himself that
taken his linen to any laundry but the
Salem Steam Laundry. If your cen
sclenco don't prick your collars and
cuffs may, and make you appreciate
tho smooth edges Soft ' buttonholes
and cxqulslto color and finish that you
can always rely on getting at tho Sa
lem Steam Laundry, at prices novor
before equalled In Oregon. Our mot
to, SUPERIOR WORK AT THE LOW
EST POSSIBLE COST, WE GUAR
ANTEE SATISFACTION; what more
need be said. Send us your bundle,
will call.
Col. J. Olmsted, Proprietor.
Dorous D. Olmsted, Manager.
Who Said That
A reasonnblo amount of Jowolry
rings, necklacos, hair ornaments and
tho rest woro out of tho roach of
peoplo of moderate mentis? HaBtn't
visited hero, has ho? Wo nro offer
ing somo very duo rings at prices
which won't Htnrtlo you worth look
ing at anyhow.
Pomeroy ...
ami OptlclMi, 288 Commercial Street,
copyright.
"WHY CERTAINLY!"
"This beer Is good for you. I know
nothing better In tho shnpo of n tonic
or Invlgorator." That's tho way doc
tors talk about Salem boor, well
knowing Its beneficial effects on
young and old who need a mild, harm
loss, pure Invlgorant.
CAPITAL BREWERY,
MRS. M. BECK. Proo,
Shingles and Shakes
Tho roof is shingled best it you use
tho kind ot shingles and shakes wo
sell, and we ask you to noto tho good
wear and economy ot the root for
which we furnish tho shingles or
shakes. We carry a largo stock of
shingles and Bbakoa ot good quality.
carefully seloctod to make n sound,
tight, durable roof, and we are al
ways ready to give estimates.
QOODALE LUMBER CO.,
. Near 8. P. Pas Depot
Phone 651.
A PRIZE.
In tho liquor lottery is a common
occurrence at Roger's. No blanks
Uifire nothing but tho Blnionpure ar
tiolo in whiskey, whether you prater
rye, bourbou, Scotch or Irish, for way
up brands aw tho rota there. It -you
haven't made a poraonal tost ot our
brands, you haro mlssod some of the
bCBUbl going;.
The SENATE,
160 sutt stmt.
-$
: Sssr-
Thirty
Years of Severe
Heart Trouble.
Obtained No Relief
Until I Tried
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
It Cured Mo.
Since the advent of Dr. Mite' Heart Cure
the central public hi learned to kne that
heart disease it curable. Fluttering, palpi,
tatlon, ihortnen of breath and heart pains
rapidly disappear before iti marie Influence.
It lJ unequalled as a heart and blood tonic
PMycase was one of long standing. As
early in life as my thlrty-tlxh year, or more
particularly November, 1863, when returning
home from a journey, 1 vra taken with a se
vere congestive chill, which caused my whole
frame to shake, and which a noted physician
Eronounceu case ot severe congestion ot the
eart. From that time on for thirty Tears I
gradually became enfeebled In health, until
1802. rnv sufferings became Intense from
shortness of breath and palpitation ot the
heart I could obtain no permanent relief,
although I spent much money in procuring
medical advice, until I took several bottles
of Dr. Miles'' New Cure for the Heart. 1
continued the remedy until my health was
restored, and always keep a supply on hand
for any emergency. I am now past 70 years
of age and weigh 176 pounds. I have also
useilDr, Miles' Nerve and Liver rills. Anil
l'ain Fills and Nerve I'lastrrs with good re
sults. The Antl l'ain Fills proved most
effective In a most paintul attack of neu
ralgia, and alsb for sciatica. It is my exper
ience tlia( the remedies can be relied upon
absolutely every tune they are properly
used." V. G. Dow krs, Heaver City, Utah.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tle Dr. Miles' Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lad.
HE WAS THE FELLOW
"My dear fellow, your Ideas of wo
men are all abominable rot, if you'll
excuse my saying so."
"Don't mention It. All the .same, I
know more of women than you do. I'm
only putting you on your guard. Tell
me about your goddess."
"t'lin'tyoti be serious? I'm In earnest
this time. I wnnt to tulk seriously
about her. I want to know wlmt you
think of her"
1 ni, 1 iiiiiik runt n iri'iij , 1 iiiiiiki
her eyes tire blue and gulltloss; I think
her hair the brightest uiid her figure)
the Dealest I havo ever seen, and I
think 1 have met her before some-j
where, Yet she didn't seem to reiiieni-'
ber me, did she? It must have beeu
before I went to the cape. Lot me see
two years ago. Tell 1110, has she ever
loved before? l'or surely, with so'iniK-h
beauty and kouI yours Is not tlm Hi-st
heart she has taken cnptlvo."
"I.iMik heiv. Drop poetry. Thai's Jut
what 1 want to tell you about, only.
upon my word, you inula II so Jolly
hard for ti chap to tell yon anything.,
What's come over you? One would, or tunmio wince, lu stewing prum.
think by the way you talk altoiit wo-j aprlcot mid otlwr fruits and for Mill
men that you'd Imoii enwed In lovo or ius eulliaiiy iiurixm
something, only I can't think any wo-
i..r.i.olll.llH.sli..lisil.l.lliil. I .lll.lV.isfl u ls "HH '" ",0 ""wwi' w-
you're about the mot opulsr inani
about town. Why don't you drop eynb
cisiu and get married?"
"Never mind me, you weii going to
tell me that"
".She's been engaged before."
"Well, that's not serious. Most of
them have. Who broke It offV"
"She, of coiue. You don't Imagine
any fellow who bad once won ln-nlcar
little heart would part lth it In a
hurry, do you; l-'rom all I chii make out
the man was 11 laxy scoundrel, sad she,
to show you the good sort she Is, didn't
can to marry a. iivau who lounged
about all his day and never exerted
himself to work for her."
"Had he no money T"
'Only 11 paltry f'.VHKi a jear. What's
that to a girl like her? Of coiir nat
urally hIio wants, with Iter good hsiks,
to hold some ort of a position In tow.u.
rSlic, like the good angel she Is, Irlcd to
spur him 011 to work, but he us good
as told her that If fL'.tSMl a year wasn't
enough for her. well It ought to I hi. or
something llko that. Then he went
abroad."
(Tom tioiiug to liluiholf) "To the cape
and rcturnis.! unexpectedly, but In
time" lAloudl "Yes? Anything vise?"
"Yes. Not only that, but he was n
confoundedly Jealous brute."
"Absolutely without oue"
"Of cttuie, Just as though a girl with
her lofty Ideas would sloon to tllrta-
flou when sbo was engaged to be mar-'
rled."
"Look here, Malcolm, y on tHke her
part. Naturally you're u bit down on
the chap she was engaged to. D'you
thlnU It's imlto fair when you've only
heard one side? Suppose I told you t
knew the fellow she wns engaged to?"
"WeJI. I should sttll tuke her part."
"Quite right. I adinlro you for It.
but give the other fellow a chance, and I
look before jou leap. Love Is all very
well, but beware of Infatuation, my
boy ou ve known her how long?
"Two mouths, and I've seen her ov-
cry day Uist night, as you know, she
accepted me"
"And your no, a year aud your
future clulllltvii vurr i?vmI nn.v.if n
barouetcy. N, don't get up; keep calm, f
I don't want to see you make a mess
of your life- First of all, when you be- j
gun to talk about ber I thought It was!
Jut another of your larks, I thought
probably you could take care of your
self. Hut. upon my word, jou'tv u bit
too trustful, not to say greeu. tor this
wicked werld: so. though I don't llko
lutorfering. I'll Just tell you something
you ought to kuow, and then you can
think it over ami take your own way.
I'll havo no more to say. You've kuown
mo all your life- haven't jou? -aud
you nrotess. I believe, to -h.irc i?nn,i
I opinion of me." At any rate, you know
I'm not a liar I know the fallow she
wns "engaged, to, I have knowh Mil
for years. He wnrn't'n unit sert: n h
lazy perhnps, but still well, iinyw
he's got heaps of friends. I don't wan
to say nnytlilng bad of your- yoin
fiancee Vit just thls-shc never spurred
him on to work. She knew work war
out of the question for him. Ho wasn't
so very young, poor chap. Hntl to win
ler nbrontl occasionally, nml tlmt son
of filing nothing serious. When sin
heard his liieoine wns only n paltry
2.000 n yenr she Just set itbout llndliis
nn excuse to lie out of It.
"Once with his own ears accidental'
ly this fellow overheard her talking
to her den rest girl friend, mid this wns
what she wild: ! hnven't tho lienrt to
tirenk It nit with him. he's ho much lu
love, hut I'm Just lllrtlug about all 1
can so that he may have an excuse to
back out of It.' "
"I don't believe It. It's n gross slan
der. If I could get hold of that fellow,
by Jove. I'd thrash him. 'J'hat'H Ills
story. Why should you believe It luVri
than hers? You bring me face to face
with that fellow, that's nil."
"That's cry easily done."
"What d'yoti inriyi?"
"I am that fellow."
llrr I'Vnut.
"I love nil that Is beautiful In art
mil nature." she said, turning her
lieiuny eyes to his. "I revel hi the
Tt'eeii llelds, the babbling brooks and
'he little wajslde Mowers. I feast ou
the beauties of earth, and sky, nisi nil-.
They are my daily life and fowl, and"
"Maudlel" cried out the mother from
the kitchen, not knowing that her
daughter's beau was In the drawing
loom, "Ma tulle, whatever made you go
and gobble up that lilt: dish of mashed
potatoes that was left over from din
tier? I told you wo wanted them
wnrninl 1 1 1 for supper. If your appe
tite Isn't enough to bankrupt your pour
pal" '
.Spnkr from Kxprrlrnrr.
A man who tries to uphold all his
Afrnrn. enls with the prop of persoual
cwprTlciicc Is pretty sure, sooner or
laler, to llnil lilmsolf lu dllllcultles.
"What kind of jiosls should you say
I'd better have for my piazza'" asked
a Miiitmcr lesldent of tho oracle of
llushvllle. "Cedar?"
"No," was the Instant reply: "not
'less you wnnt to pay for poor stud
nit pine. I'lne will last you a hundred
years."
"Are you mire?" asked the summer
K'tddciit iloiibtfully.
"Surel'eehoed the onicle. "I iiccr
state a thing without I can priw 1
I've tried Viii both. Trlisl 'em twice
on my south porch. I tell yoiil"
,imi Wnii-n.
The women of Ainu, north Jniii.1.
.....I... 1 1... 1 .... .1 ,i 1 1
ndinltv hoHi'dtHl faces, anil they tutioo
their own faet-s lu make thri'i wein
sprouting with whiskers.
ltl-- SVn'.-r.
li. 1 'ere la 110 one ttiitists of throwlcg
nway the witter Hi wh'eh rice Is
cooked
It Is iuhkI 111 the prtparntlot!
w,,,t' ,,u''' ""'" Vleiunt to peiform an
vpHntlksii sH tlit llvt-jrisiir-iilil iInii-:Iiiii
of .1. Oudeii Armour of t'lilenuo !'-
celves '".".t'Od for his few and c
poiiooti. Mr. Arihour.. It will be re
iwllcd. one of the gentlemen who
fix the price of beef.
IttM'llirocil-.
SllhurlMtnltc- Well, you have told luy
fortune. How much?
.ly ""ly W) cents.
Suburhanlie- Here It Is. Now I'll
tell you fnituiie for nothing. If any
of my clilcU'iiN are iulwlug tomorrow
morning. I'll liave your entire gang
run In. Chicago Tribune.
A lllir I'liitliiiim XiiarstPt,
r.'latliiiiin. rarcl. ncciirs lu nuggets,
though once lu awhile a lump of It is
found. I he biKKCftt on icvord, a bom
the slxe of a tumbler. Is now presenrod
lu tho Drehdeu museum.
-
K0D0L digests what you eat.
K0D0L olosnsoa. purlflos,
strengthens and avast
ens im stomicA.
K0D0L eurcs ixUrostiors. dys-
popwa, ana ail aiomaca
ana Dowel troubles.
K0D0L woe'ewteB the ctleo of
1 the e-aatrio glands and
gives tone to 'the digestive organs.
VflMnT. relieves an overvorkad
' stomach of all nervous
strain, gtrea to the heart a fall, frc
and uatracuneled action, nouiihes
taa nervous avstera and feeds the
Brain.
K0D0L u tho vonderful remedy
wwi is majang so many
j-o vzh un veax people
atreng by elvinr to their bodies rJ
the nourishment that U contained la
me 1004 uoy eat.
BcttlMcctr. St.OOSlMkodfiataHuaMa
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Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
PbbM THE FAKILY'S FAVORITE MjHHCINK
alcatel)
CANDY CATHARTIC
loe.
25c, 50c.
BEST FOR THE BOWELS
Coryaflis & EasternR R
Nj. 2 For Yaqulna:
Leaves Albcty 12:45 p. m
Leaves Co-vallls 2:00 p. m
Arrives Ya In 0:25 p. m
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yuqul-.a C:45 a. m
Lcav Corvallls 11:30 s, m
Arrives Al -miy 12:15 p. 01
No. 3 Tor ctrelt:
Leaves Albany 7:00 a. m
Arrives Del riot 12:05 p. m
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Dotrol' '....... 12:46 p. m
Arrives Albany 5:35 p. m
Train No. 1 arrives In Albany in
time to connect with 'ha S. P. south
bound trdr, nrt weTa giving two 01
thro . hour in Albany bsforo depot ture
of S. P. northbound train.
TralL No. ." con- ,cta w'th tho 9. P
trains at Corvallls n Albany giving
direct scrvlco to Newport and adja
cont beaches.
Tro'n No. 3 for Detn't, Urcltnbusb
and othor io'tntalt rcsorU leaves Al
bany at 7:00 n m reaching Detroit
'nt noon, giving ample time to reach
tho I'prlngs same day.
For further InformntlcL apply to
EDWIN STONE.
Manager.
THOS. COCKTtEI.L, Agont, Albany.
H. H. OIlONian. Aksm. Con-Hllln
O. C T, C
o's
PASSENGER STEAMER
POMONA
Leaves for Portland Monday,
ednesday and Friday, 10 a.m.
For Corvallls Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at B p. m.
Quick Time, .Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot of Trad Street
M. P. DALDWIN, Ant.
C H. MACK
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30lS:i3"3C 3Sr3S?
Hiircossor to Dr. 3. M. Knout, l
Wblto Comer, Salem, Orecon. ParO
desiring superior operations at mo
orate fe tn any branch tro In usvsvcls
requssL
The Benefit of Change.
We are llko houso plants. We need
n 'change of soil now and thon to be
1 ii'iiiuiutni. i nuanuD, now uin;ir
once8i now nurroundlngs a chnngo of
t.nmRtei ury nlr lnfiten(1 of moisture,
sunshliio in placo of cloud. This Is
something essontial to health. There
aro conditions near at hnnd that are
bettor than Kuropo inn offer. Take
a month or two In California. Plant
ynursolt for a tlmo whoro thoro Is no
irritations, whoro the hotel is beyond
criticism, the landscape pleasing, and
whoro wnrm, sunny weather Invites
wnlks and drives. Puro and dry air,
and tho Incroased electric Influences
of sunshine aro vastly helpful.
You can mako this trip at very lit
tlo oxpenso. and enjoy a ride over the
scenic Slsktyou nnd Shasta Moun
tains, which, at this time of tho year,
with their snow-covorod poaks, aro un-
miri'iispod for their grandeur,
For complete information regarding
rates, poluts of Interest and dollghtful
hotels In t'r.llfornla, nddrees,
, W. K. COMAN.
Gn. Pas. At. S. P. Co..
eod&W-lra
Portland. Oregon
Fine, bweet Oranges.
Ve havo Just recolved a fresh lot
of California ornngoa, nnd you know
we carry nothing but the vory best.
Thoso are certainly fine. You should
see for yourself.
nitANSON & ItAOAN.
Call for City Warrants.
Notico Is hereby glvon that there
are funds on hand applicable to the
payment of nil warrants ot the City ot
Salem drawn on the general fund, en
dorsed on or boforo March 24, 1903,
as Interest will cease on and nftor that
doto. JOHN MOIR,
3-23101 City Treasurer.
Salem. Or. March 23. 1903.
SUKti CURE FOR PILES
Itching Piles produce molcture and
cause Itching, this form, as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by Dr. Bo-sanko's Pile Rem
edy, stops Itching and bleeding. Ab
sorbs tumors. SOc a jar at druggists,
or Bent by mall Treatise free. Write
me about your case. Dr. Bosanko,
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale at Dr
8tone's drug stores.
Want a cook that's not so cross?
One that doesn't think she's boss?
Journal want ada' bring finest cooks
Both Tor cooking and for looks.
!
I OAMVOXtXA.
BntU 9 1H M Yw Van start BsU
AU
Dnwdst
OREGON
Shojtline
mm mum pacific
3 TRAIN8 TO THE EAST DAILY.
Through Pullman, Standard and
Tourist sleeping enrs daily to Omaha,
Chicago, Spokane; torlst sleepers
dally to Kansas City; through Pull
man sleeping carps (personally con
ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas
City, St. I-ouls and Memphis; reclin
ing chair cars (seats free) to the Hast
dally.
DEPART
rott
TIMB SCHEDULES
Krom hmlnnit. Or.
AUK1VH
KKON
Sail Lax.-, Denver. Kl
WABfk fl.tlA T ItllJi
CUV. m. lfi, Chlcoirn
MUlllli tUlMt)SS, (,MtlWI
K0 .
ana xut.
Atlantic
Kiprosn
8:15 11. in,
via Uuut
ItiKton "sL'raaT"
fast Mall
100p. m.
via
Spokaus
Pall Lake. Inver KL
Worth, Oinalia, Kinwu
uitr. hi. iaii, uiucaso
anil Hist.
wVllaMafu. t"crili
Bpokane. Wallai-c, fiiU
mn. Mltinemolis HI.
? 1
I'aul, Uulutti.Mllnaukcn
uniraxn, ati'l Knsl,
70
" HOURS
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
ro Cnaoie of Cars
70
OCCAM AND HIVKM SCHKUUl-t-From
PonisBd
All mIIIhk 1iie mi.jiif
Ip m.
.U VIIKUVV
Fortau rranolvco
lUilcvtrj SiUti
I p. in
Dallv
uxcept
auuuar
h p. m. I
sini:ay;
0 n ni. I
COIDMU1A IIIVKK
lu A lotti ab1 Wav
Laudlnav
sum
es. ii!
WILLAMETTE klVER
Btonmer Kuth leaves Halem (or Port
landauil way landing) on Tueday,Thurr
daje and Saturdays, about 10 n. m. F01
IVirvidlis uml wuv Isndiucs, Mondnji
WediieMlays and iridnye at about
p. m.
A. UCHAIO, M P. BALDWIN,
Gen. I'nss. Agt Agt, O. K A N. Coc
Portland Ore Mni, Or
Through personally conducted tour
let sleeping cars between Portland ao
Chicago once a week, and between Oi
den and Chicago three times a week,
via tho Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping cars
daily between Ogden and Chicago, rli
the Scenic lino.
Through Standard sleeping car
dally between Colorado Springs ""
St. Louis,
Through Standard and tourist Bleep
Ing cars dally between San Francisco
,n,i Chicago, via Los Angeles aud E
Paso.
Through Standard sleeping cars and
chair cars dally between St, Paul ant
Chicago.
Be sure that your ticket reads vi
tho Great Rock Island Route.
The best and most reasonable din
ing car service.
Ing car service. For Information
T. J. CLARK, Trav. Pass. Agest
L. B. QORHAM.
Gen. Agt, 260 Alder 8L, Portland. C
THREE
ROUTES '
EAST.
No, 1. Via Denver and the BurllnJ
ton route.
No. 2. Via Billings and the Burlinl
ton. route.
No, 3. Via St. Paul and tho Bur
lington route.
Which la the best? That depend
Take No, 1 If you want to see tki
most magnificent scenery a
globe. Take No. 2 If you want M
save time. Take No. 3 if you want t
ride on the fineat train In the world.
A. C. SHELDON. General Agent-
nii
i.'nlcmro
rottlnnd
SlM'CiOi
9m,
via lluui-Ineton
IOO TiriED STREET.
PORTLAND.
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Ilau, Drug Stvars.
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