The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 13, 1903, 2ND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextR lr FACE SIX. itf m iimwwiwiiwf i FRANK DAVIS, Manager. STANDARD BISCUIT CO. (Union Label) Makers of PARADISE SODA CRACKERS sad all klflfls of fancy XfiT-'" CM-les. J J. N. MATSCHEK CANDY CO., Inc. Up-to-Mte Confectioners. CAPITOL COMMISSION Wbolesale Frails aa Wobc Ho, 2231, f-fWf lWiHH lllIBIiaflHf ! i OONT SHIVER WHILE YOU DRE8B These cold mornings. 'Beach out of feed, strike a match, turn on the gas Is your gas stove and noto how quickly your room gets warm. Haven't a gas Hove? Mean It? Lots horo so cheap you'll wonder how you iavo permit ted yourself to bo benumbed when so tsHch comfort could bo hod for so lit IK Salem Gas-LIght Co., mae 563. 4 CIIEMEKETA ST, A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner yon can enjoy from one ol on? tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops. Teat cutlets or pork. Oar meats are all cut from tho fattest and nrimeitcattle, and wo can supply your table with (reah, nutritions and wholesome meats at bed rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phou Ml iHeW,,'"rr,''"i,'H8'iiv "ir? 1 Wots ana confectionery. CO. rroaacc, ..tt . , lUihee Block. By The Fruits o! Our Labor Wo aro known to all people of tasto In Oregon who haVe a horror of cheap and common laundry work. Anything nnisbed at our establishment Is ai flnb a a poct'a fancy, haying received a touch' which may bo described as tho verso form of linen. Come to us for laundry results as suggestive of satisfaction as homo sweet home. ' Salem Steam Laundry. Phone 411. 230 Liberty St' ot ft pO-iUl card, asd tat wason wUI call. Easter Designs lor 1903 In ..jewelry and watches are now shown at Pomeroy's. It you want the latest and best there is, you will examine this stock. You can make your -e lection at a price t suir, and will be sure .(getting the best value for the money. Price's cut in two. C. T. Pomeroy . . . . Jeweler and Optician, 293 Com. Bt. COPYRIGHT. Shingles and Shakes! , , The roof la shingled 'beat if' you use the kind ot shingles and shakes we sell, and we ask you to note the good wear and economy ot the root for which wo furnish tho shingles or shakes. Wo carry a large stock of shingles and shakes of good quality, carefully selected to make a sound, tight, durable roof, and we are al ways ready to give estimates. OOODALE LUMDER CO.. . Near 8. P. Pas Depot. Phone 051. Harness, Saddlery, Whips, Lap Robes, Fly Nets, etc. Lonr years of experience, superior skill and blchest Quality of stock are guarantee that weturnout'the best roods ever offered In Salem, SIGN OF THE WHITE HORSE. Xow closing out Rowatree & Temple stock couetu at 50c on the dollar. ESTABLISHED 1869 E. S. Lamport Saddlery Co. 289 Commercial Strtet . A QOOD EQQ TO CRACK At Easter Is a bottle ot champagne, ono of tho purest and finest wines ev er bottled. Wo also carry a vory se lect stock of brandies, gins, whiskies, red and white wines of all descrip tions, liquors and cordials. We war rant and nuarantoa all our brands to bo of dolloloua flavor and ot absolute purity. OAMDi C DAAM 'lu 'ira W Wmk Jm rTOJ 'Si, THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1803. FRUIT GROWERS UNION Members Met and Signed up the Contracts n. ......I-. .i r s.wt, '" liiomvu wuimuuu i "f "'". League workers concluded its sea- lions Sunday evening and ajourned. A number of meetings were held dur ing the day, the farewell service last night being addressed by Itev. J. H. Coleman, president of Willamette Uni versity. The following are the nowly-elccted district efficers: President C. A. Dawson, Salem; first vice-president, Lena Stillwell, Webfoot; second vice president, Agnes Kurtz. Salem; 'third vice-president, C. T. Bonney, Wood burn; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Maple, Oregon City; recording secre tary Miss Mao Johnston, Clackamas; treasurer, Claire Orllng, Salem; Junior superintendent, Mrs. S. L. Lee. Beav erton. 8lck Headacne absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and IndigesUon, makes you eaL aleD. work and httDDV. Satlsfac- tion guaranteed or money back. 25 icts. and 50 eta. Write to W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y.. for a free sample. D. J. FIIY, Druggist lyn, N. Y. UVH NOTICB 1H 8KUVi:i). Dee notlcn.le hereby aerrcd on the nubile centrally that DeWltt'a Witch lintel 8alre la tin- cmljf noire on the market that ts made from trie pure, unadulterated witch linxel. DeWltt'a Witch Hazel Hnlm hat rurnl thnuannda of caaea of pile that would not yield to any other treatment, ana mm itit't ha brought out many worthies counterfeits TIiobo portent who Kft the icenulne IMVItt'a Witch llaiel Halve ore nerer dlnajipolnted, became It cure. I'ur sale by K. 0, Hnm, 00 State atreet. White Help Only. At Strong's Kestaurnnt you got tho finest meals In tho city for tho mon ey, and whlto help only Is employed. Hours from C a. m. to 1 a. m. at night iievcntl members of the South Oma ha (Neb.) school board are charged with Kolllng their votes for $8 apiece. This would nppear to bu about us slow us workliiL' for n living. Prince Cliow'fn of HInm will have lo do some export dodging If he gets through his (rip without furnishing Koine free ndvvrtlslne for the enter prising chorus girls. The president has now n spH.-lnI reii son for IkmuIiik ii Thanksgiving proc-la-tnatloti mid the American Mopl ud dltlotml cause for observing Thuukn gtvlug dny. We mny now rettirn to the consider atlnu ot football and polities. A fjrniilii .-lileenim. ' "My kori." hhIiI the old ludy proudly. ( "Is n nurK'oii if groat ability. Whr i wh'ti tin re wiw a rallronil rti-k down . here n little bile ago he mvhI the life ef n iii.in tint wit futHlly Injured." J Wnnhluglim Tlumx. j A CimhI Thlim For lllunrr. "I had Miiuetliliig 1 like for my dlu ner IihIhj." oald the poor man. "but It lli) n't il(i me any good." You don't sy! What wh ItV" "A uiagiilllvfnt apHlltc.M-I'lillailri-phln I'niw. riuoil Ilruoii. "Wliut iiiHlen you think, sir. tint I will not be able to support your daugli tori" "Well. I- luiven't be'n able to my-elf."-Hrool.lyn Life. How'a Tnlst Wo nffer Ono Hundred Dollars Ho ward for any cose of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. ' F. J. CHKNEY & CO., Toledo. O Wo. the undersigned have known F J. Cheney for tho laat 15 years, and bollevo him perfectly houorable In all business transections, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax. wholesale. Drug Klsts. Toledo. O. Waldlng. Klnan & Marvin. Whole sale Druggists, Tol'do, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall's Family Pills are tho best noon pon cuiLnitKN. The tvtaaiuinr la tik anil harml. ftn Minute Ceugh Our glvra ImmMlals rrtlrf in an rasn n wourh. itbup anu iuripp. n-u ii iiom not pin immisllatrlr mto the itomach, but takra tttect rltht at th eat ot tue trouble. It drawa out tbe la dammatton. hrala and aoothea and eurea permanently by enablllnc the lunca to eon tribute pure llfe-giTlng and llfe-au.talnlng oxyctn ta the blood and tluuea, for tale oj i . w iiaai. ixj aiai airetc Your Stepmother. Is still hero, and aa busy as ever. When your olothon aro worn and dirty, or the buttons off tako them to her, at the Salem Dyeing and Cleaning Works. Repairing and relinlng; now velvet collars put on overcoats; also tour suits a-month for $1. Called for and returned. Union House. :"" MBS, a H. WALKEIt. Prop. Lines In M-ple Wood. Nobody seems to know what cause It Is which produces those delicate ana beautiful lines In maple known ns blnlseye. .Some peoplo think they come from the hundreds of little branches which shoot out orer the trunk of the tree as soon as a clearing Is made around It Expert tlmbermcn say that Is not the case. The only way to tell a blrdseye maple tree Is to cut It There are no outward signs by which one can judge. The Railroad Gazette tells a story of the late George M. Pnllmau. Many years ago he was -,-, m offered a mahogany log for $3,000, to be cut Into veneers. It wns supposed to be a very fine piece of wood, but . this could only be determined by cut ting It lie declined the offer, but agreed to take the log cut Into veneers for Vhat it was worth. The owner tiau it sawed and was paid $7.ooo ror bis veneers. Any oue who can dis cover the secret of determining the In terior nature of wood from the outside will have a fortune. L'nhappj- I'rlucranra. The figures the old maids presented to the astonished court when they re- turned to take their places nt Ycr-' sallies may be seeu today In the por-1 traits by Nattier, which adorn the walla of the palace where they lived their futile, often mlmrhlevotm lives. The very names Louis Jovially fas tened upon these melancholy dames Il luminate me. scene anu tne nttriDuies ui iiic rujni uiaiuens. ixiue, .ucue, Oratllc nnd Cblffc' were the endearing titles iiy which the roml rather nu- dressed his daughters. The terms are not quite trnnslntable. but they signify Kag. Piggy. Sloppy, Tutterx. None possessed a single trnlt of lieauty, none bad liitelleoutnl rcHOurceS above the ordinary scullion maid save the elder. Mine. Adelaide, who had Just enough ability to nuike misery In court nnd camp. Their pilstencv wns n eoiutant mortification of t' " ' I'l-. mM On-rr Ilrni Tho Itrltlxh government boMi land In riintliam by Miylng the heirs of the man from whom Ii wan luinriit ttrn peppercorns. The nuin'M .lieendnnts now live In Holland, and the xppcr- roniu arc annually unt thither In a cold box. iMnriM.pir. i nini. I inonpplo grow mi pleiitimily in Nn- H, .-,"h .?;!.',""! "::TT. "mt " ,H "ot nnd they are often given to the pig In eonsetiueiiiv. HARPER wniSivY PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT FOR THEIR MOST DEDI CATE PATIENTS. OLD AND PURE. For Sale by A. SCHREIDER, Salem. 153 State St. FARMER'S HOME, Pennyroyal pills r.v 'ifUiaal 4 t)lf !. aV7jLl"'"Ti ' t 41m. ut Untrlrt It UKl r tiU MUllli Wim ! Maa KtkM. 1 k clkcr. tUWM lkar teU4llaU 4 lalt tA. a; i . prvect- m4 4. I w a-, r-artlettltr. TUtaltlt u4 ' lltlUr tmr Lll. m Imr, ti r. lara Mail. IK.WtTi.MHI atlr (t(iM. fkUkulwlkmlMlC. UIU a -U1,J CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger tralni Baggage to all parts ( the city Prompt service. Telephone No. !41 HECKMAN &,HEDRICK SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE UITY HALL Por water service apply at oiBea ollla payable monthly In advanc Ua-v all complsJnta at Uta oSca. fir? .- . fit Urn S B ' f H wlnttr left BT Wkf you "all run down," jH Wf wind up with B I Hires 1' II Rootbeer fl f 8 S U That will "tei you eoinj." M H Q ft V "! cUooi for t cull, JH 1 jH. Ckarlit E. Hlrat Co., H IE BBBBBBMN.M,1,WB,Pt WlmBB I I MB 1 B aSB A S I (BL BMH Qi BBBrPvBBBBBBBBWllBBBBBBBBBBBBB Ai!JtWv SlllilltlOil THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commsrclal 8treeL OYSTERS Served In the est of style and wIU the most suitable accompaniments. E ECKERLEN. Propriclrr Applique, Galon, All-over Torchon, Valenciennes and Insertions. Cull and collar sets. Embroidered collars, 25 and 30c. Belts and purses. Tfie Variety Store. 94 Court St. Annora M. Welch, Prop S. C. STONE, M. 0. ....PROPRIETOR OF.... jH STONE'S DRUG STORES SALEM, OREGON. The stores (two n number) are lo- ,l' cated at j;0 235 and 297 Commercial street, and aro well stocked with a complete lino of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc. Has bad somo 25 years experience In the prnctlco of medicine, and now makes no charges for consultation, ex- amlnation or prescription Cash Saving Offer Two First-Class Weekly Pacers for the Price of One. i Weekly Jtmrnal and Weekly Ore gonlan, J 2.00. , Weekly Journal and Orange Judrf Farmer S1.35 Weekly Journal and Trl-Weeklj N. Y. World. $1.75. , Weekly Journal and Woodburn lnde pendent $1.50. Weekly Journal and Oold Deach Curry County, Recorder, J 1.60. Weekly Journal and American Doy $1.60. i Weokly Journal and Courier. Spray Oregon, $1.60 Weekly Journal and Express-Ad vance, Lebanon, $1.60. WeeWy Journal and Olobe, Condon 0re- H-W. Weokly Journal and Oregon Mist. St Helens, $1.60. Weekly Journal and Town Talk Ashland. $2.00 ' Weekly Join rnal and Herald, Lake v,' ,,, , Weekly Journal and Morrow, $1.50. Men of To Parties desiring can get the Dally Journal three months Instead ot the Weekly ono year In the above combl nations. TIOFER BBOTIIKIlS calem. Oreron Of The Ce ,'"r.(V.Wrnv''Il,t'Trb, ber- wetre Sud to oilir Dm Uku.i Run 1'MtUBR. tbe "t illTLUtlmrat Mil t ''I the ( lit, la C J With I a vprr at un c w mj! y Imr fiT.tt Tbe DjANoaJiDD 1-armi.kI n.raikblc lor the a. Ii 'r ar.d InUrrst vt it cnnlcnt-, and It ur mibU roiTirfmiJ nu tra.'jt' irnalot III kind. Ti- rt ultri ol th.t y i fii k rwltjta e. No r- - , tne, dccct.ue c it are needed ta tiu aaaouisamtat. . ITS FARM FEATURES, S&345 . . irllr.l- tr VW.'r7,JrtGWir.nd''l'H,,ci w. 4tcn by r at sad .. . f fiUarmtri, aup. Elenented wlu Wrniwu by abfc artut, com. luumiki ltlnraliuhlctn Uo.ewbo"Unu It for a imnir." taiuiki Mrtf wui J mrvJlmr ire Iraturtl la WbU.h IM UaCa junn fAaa. n it uaexetlleA THEFAIIILYFEATURESzSra Unt, famer II V. T' '"J C-- - CUtti. Ltlry (W and Ytr ftt J'f combloe tpnuke thit lcpartrtnt ot at nach value and W - "' latrmt ae rnt l we r jiu r muy i-apcr. rA Sample Copy ; tbe QkAltOB ids Pakiiii. m.mxInlonn.will be maikd to vmi DTI ymi by addrratlng the Oraxob JUDO 1'AUiaa, Harqunte ucua ft CUus,lU. OUR SPECIAL OFFER Weekly Journal 1 year $1.00 or Dally. 3 months) , Orjnjre Judd Fat ner, 1 year- - $1.00 -f " .- -- ..- .r. .. .... $2 00 .15.35 I Our price for both Corvallis & EasternR R Nj. 2 For Yaqulna: Leaves Albuy.... ..1JM5 p. m Leaves "o-vallls 2:00 p. m Arrives Ya -1 a No. 1 Returning: :25 p. m Leaves Yaqulna '. 6M5 a. m Lcav Corvallis 11:30 a. m. Arrives Alany ........ 12:16 p. m No. 3 Tor etrelt: Leaves Albany 7:00 a. m Arrives Detriot 12:06 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit ........12:45 p. m Arrives Albany ........ 5:35 p. m. Train No. 1 arrives In Albany In time to connect with the 8. F. uoutk bound trair. us we'l a: giving two or threv hours in Albany before departure ot S. P. northbound train. Trair. No. ? cotr .eta w'th the B. P trains at Corvallis - n Albany giving direct service to Newport and adja cent beaches. Tra"n No. 3 for Detr't, Breltnbush and other jionntali. resorts leaves Al bany at 7:00 a m., ruicblng Detroit at noou, giving ample time to reach the Fpringa same day. For further lnformaticu apply to EDWIN 8TONB, Manager. THOS. COCKRELL, Agent, Albany. ie Wonder mm Through personally conducted too 1st sleeping cars between Portland m Chicago once a week, and betweWC den and Chicago three times a ? via tho Scenic line. Through Standard sleeping ftn dally between Ogden and Chlcaj Ue Scenic line. Through Standard sleeping cm dally between Colorado Sprint., ut HL IX5UIS. Through Standard and tourist iIh Ing cars dally between San FranclM and Chicago, via Los Angeles and fe Paso. Througk' Standard sleeping cars it, chair cars dally between 8L Panl ta Chicago. , Do sure that your ticket reads vU the Great Rock Island Route. The best and most reasonable d!a Ing car service. Ing car service. For Information T. J. CLARK. Trav. Pass. Agent L. D. GOmiAM. Qsn.Agt. 2B0 Alder 8L, Portland, Or HAVE YOU ANY FRIENDS Who aro talking of coming West? If you have, send us their names and addresses, and we will null them advertising matter havo our Eastern representatives call on them do ev erything wo can to ensuro them a quick and comfortnblo trip. A. C. SriE-DON, General Agent. lOO TIILIIT) STItEJST, PORTLAND. axd union Pacific 3 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY. Through Pullman, Standard and Tourist sleeping cars dally to Omana. Chicago, Spokane; torlst sleepers dally to- Kansas City; through Pull man sleeping carps (personally con ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kantas City, St. Louis and Memphis; reclin ing chair cars (seats free) to the Emit dally. (gp) ShotLiihe DEPART T1MU SCHEDULES -KRIVI fOH From foruaad, Or. r&QM Chlraio hottland Halt Lake, Denver, ft. Bprdal Wortb, Omaha. Katuai Oa, oi CUT, et. Loutt, Cblcaco .W p a via Hunt- aod Kt iDiton ''Atl'auuc " " Kxprett Halt Lake. Dearer ft. I.la P. m. Wortb, Omaha, Xawuu it Bunt- CUT, SI. UmiU. tblqo latioo and Kiiu "BtTVaaT WalLV Walla. LewUtonT "" " rut Mall HOkne, Wallace, tMU. (.00 p m. bud. Mtaueailla 8L a a via Paul. Dululb.Milwaukre 8pokaoe Cbtcaio, au3 Kaat. 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No CbJCf c of Cars 70 OCEAN AND RIVER SCIIEDUtt Proa Portlaai' AUaallinc datra aubject to cbaute I p.m. roranrraocitro I p. a ("all ererj 6 dajt Dally earept COLOMBIA H'VKR 1p.m. SuuJty ToAktorla anl Waj ax Bon'f Sp.m. i LandinK EalurUay. 0 p. m, ' WILLAMETTE RlVgB Steamer Rnth leaves Balem lor Port land and way landings on Tuesday .Thutt daya and Saturdays, about 10 a, m. For Corvallis vnd way landings, Mondayi. Wednesdays and Fridays at about ' A. L.' GRAIG, M . P. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt. AgL O. R. & N. dot) Portland. Ore. Salem, Or O. C T, Go's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10 a-nt. For Corvallla Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at S p. QickTietCkexpfUte5 Deck: ' Foot of Tnuto -. M. P. BALDWIN, Agt U. H. CRONI8E. AgenL CorvalUs, ' -. v - . V fi - i', A- lVat' T '-"" ' rfla-..-.!, nimm 195 CommercIalStreet