The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 13, 1903, 2ND EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text,:.tn wtt '"M' "- s sY PAGE SEVEN 1 ' ' . THE DAILY JOURNAL. 3ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRtL 13. ' 1903. . s T, n. :es tASTOFtii A'ri?claWc PrcDnrnlionlorAs slmllatlni rticFoodnndncguIa- ng ihcStoinachs and Bowels or Promotes DigtSlioivChrtrrur- jssandKesi.coniatns neiuter jm.Morplunc nor funeral. JOT "NAItC OTIC. lfcve ofOUJirSiHUELinaSR WESZLtt. StL 7mn Lpetfccl Remedy for CoasUpn on. Sour Stomach. Dinrrltoca Vbrms.Convulsions.Fcvcrish- ess and Loss of Sleep. FacSimtlo Si'gnnlur or !NEV YORK. toCACT copy or wrapper. i htmii i n iimnmiitinHi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiini t- Eastern Oregon Seed Wo have n low tons of Unit fine wha3you will ucud ns it is ulnmt SEBIIWIIBAT, some- clioico lots ylieotjiiow on limit!. JaICDEN SEEDS in bulk. toullry supplies of nil kinds. D. A. WHITE & SON, Feedmen and Seedmen, ine 1781. 91 M I I 1 0 I I I I I II I I I I I I I4tf Hlf lflllf fHHlf lff f ::::::::A G E N C XFOUR,: GUTHRIE & CO. ii A TN BUYERS AND Seed Wheat For Sale. GROWERS SUPPLIES. Crude and stick Sulphur. GraliaiIl, Agent, wnmtitniuumnminnninmnt RRITT & ell more Groceries and 'better Walnuts, Currants and Raisins . a ISBSSJRYTHINa IN SEASON FOR N. nniininmntiiiuiimim ici if 0 Isier Ulinery f ; tfon"display. You will be sutv SWsWl A. Al 1- 1 1 a (ai uie spienaia array ;; quality and reasonable prices at j i Port-hutt-Fw day jut Ni .dot) Of nbaum's, 302 First Door South of ! !!! I ! f S kVf, CP1P IWE-J1 n - C CASTORIA For Infants and Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears tliQ Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Barley seod hurley. Butler order ; nil gono. I of Foisoy nud Defiance sued ; ; Court Street, SALEM. OREGON. I I I 1 I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II f Y O F:::::::: SHIPPERS OK GRAIN 207 Commercial St., Salem, Ore. LAWRENCE Groceries than ANYBODY HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM. OLD P, O. GROCERY. Com., Street, i the Postofficc. I tiimffii i aiaao EASTER REJ0ICINO8. Wlnea (or the table, liquor and cor dials for the social chat are here a plenty tor Easter week festivities as good as they are abundant Shall we send around a case to your house? Leare your orders now for delivery at any. specified date. Brer taste our whiskey. Try It and be convinced of UA purity J. P. ROGERS, liaajj " Comaaerciil 6tntU WhstoMl an1 aitUII fb fl JW l fv Ifl f VI fu NO DOUBT ABOUT DISEASE DoctorsPosltivctliat Patients Have Lumpy Jaw It is now o well established fnct that human being can and tlo contract actinomycosis, or "lump Jaw," tho same as cattle, excopt thnt cattle be como lnnpculntod from gorms. whldh aro found In grains and grasses, anil people- coutract tho dlseaso from eat ing tho meat from an nnlmnl afflicted with lumpy Jaw. At tho present time thero nro three well defined coses In this city nnd vS clnlty, all of which aro being treated by Dr. J. P. Atwood, who. within tho past year, Iiiir treated six or sevea cases. Two of tho patients, Mr. Dowman and Mr. Stone, died, nnd two now be ing treated, hnvo undcrgono surgical operations in the hope of eradicating, tho disease, which Is possible, when It makes Its appearance on the sur face of the body first, provided It Is treated In time. Dr. 8. F. llerdlen has made n care ful microscopic examination of tho bacilli tnkon from tho human patient nnd compared It with the baclll tnkon from n steer known to hnvo "lumpy Jaw" The germs aro Idontlcnl. thus leaving no room for doubt as to tho character of the dlseaso which aflllets the human patient. DANDRUFF CAUSED BY GERM. A New Discovery That Kills the Germ and Prevents Baldness. Pretty nenrly nil the hair prepara tions for dandruff hnvo some merit In allaying Itching scalp, nnd In being n fairly good dressing for tho hnlr, but thoro Is only ono thnt recognlr.es whnt (umbos dandruff, falling hnlr nnd bald iioss. nud thnt destroys tho vnuso. u little germ nnd that Is Newbro's Hor plnldo. This germ oatH Hh wny Into tho scnlp. down to the hnlr root, whort It saps that vitality, causing dandruff us It digs up tho scalp Into llttlo, white scales. Unless It Ih destroyed thoro Ih no purtnnnont stopping of falling hnlr nnd euro of dnndruff nud baldness. Newbro's Hurplcldo kills tho germ. "Destroy the cause, you r' move the offoct." For snlo by Daniel J. Pry. Bend 10 cents In stamps for samplo to The Herplcldo Co., Detroit, Mich. A Mrun l)rlna. Magistrate It's very disgraceful that yon should bent your wife. Prisoner Well, jer honor, she ug grown ted mo by keeplii' on HJtyln" she'd 'ave mo hup nfore that huld'ciidcd hold mmbug, lueduln' yer honor. Maglstrat You're dlschMrgetl. A CoinimrlBuu, "How'd yo lllo tho lecturer nt the town hall litbt night, HIV "Greatl Ho was a Ronton feller, uu', I hwuii, I ncuT laughed so lmnl In my life. He knew moro long words than n n euro minstrel." Uallliuoru Ainerlenii. A l.llllr Clnr. "You mnirlcd h rich wife, didn't you?" asked Junes of his friend, "Yes," be sighed, "lint she's not d dared auj dividend yet." Kiit Ui In Dale. Mrs Crawford by wouldn't you live In u Hat, my deurV Mrs. Crabsluiw IlecnuKe the only place you can play plngpong Is on the roof. New York Times. Ilia riul.li, "I'm nfrald she has discovered that I have a 'wt!' " "Then It's all up with jou. She'll marry you now, tiny way " Puck. OpMlrxre. "Aud are they wry rleli?" "Rich? Why. they have coal to ourn." New York World, Onlr n I'niuHn'a Hnlr, Only woman's hair -a common l-lit Yt ullll with utrvamlnx errs ' up on II. My breakfail ll untasled whIU I writ Tt4 asnnet. Only u woman' luily Tho lime thai wai, Ttia years that were, the g-ay awl slad some lya Of my iat youth rls up bfor m aa I saut t Only a omfl' hair, Aa McvcnJr I woul.l hat iovM It drarly; who cta doubt ItT Hut aa It ta I think thrra'a something queer About It Only a woman's balr. It seems a sin - in plain, to tmjp, unvarnuhM-troSJI lo utter; I reoUy cannot, cannot lllta It in Tb butter. Upplneotfa UaoTSilaa. The Sut e Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consump Uoa la to cure your cold when It first appears. Ackers English Remedy will stop the cough lo a night, and drive the cold out of your system. Al ways a Quick aud sure cure 'for Asth ma, Bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. If It does not satisfy ytra the arnsim win retsaa yovr money. Write to ms f at free $!. W. H. HOOWK CO, BcJbk&o, N. INDIGESTION Is the cause of more discomfort than nny other ailment. If you cat tho things that you you want, and that nro good for you, you aro distressed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will mako your digestion perfect and prevent Dyqpopsln and Its attendant dlsagroc ablo uymptoms. You can Bafoly cnt anything, at any time, If you tnko ono of thoso tablets aftcrwnrd. Sold by aP dniRglsts under a posltlvo guaran tee. 25 cts. Monoy rofunded If you aro not satisfied. Send to us for a froo Bamplo. W. II. HOOKER &.CO., Buffalo, N. Y, NOVEL PRISON REFORM. ' ltfttjr I'miMiin Cmi-nnliii I'or Jlrn Injnatir CnitilriuurU. A new crluiliml bill In about to Ik discussed lu Italy, nud It Is thought In ltomo' thnt It will lie passed, says the .Chicago Tiibuue. It proposes to con cede to thow foutnl to hnvo been uiu justly coiideniiled to prison an Indemni ty to lie decided upou by the courts. If the pcrsou bns been lu prUon through n real Judicial error, the In demnity will lu some wny correspond to the lluniirl.il loss which ho nnd his fondly have sustained, white If ho has been condemned through tho bad faith of a third pcrsou, through false testi mony (for which, of course, tho court which condemned him Is not responsi ble), the Indemnity wilt bo less, but at least he will have the wherewithal to begin life anew. It has beeu proposed to Indemnify those living when tho law passes who have already been released from tin-' uiorllrd condemnations or the families of thoso who hnvo died while undergo Ing iinjuajt wnteucc. . - - - F wMarkct Quotations Today X "Mke Salens Cood Home Msrket" a Poultry at 8telner's Market Chlekons lnffllc. HggH Per doxoti. He. Turkoyn 12 He. Ducks 10c. Hop Market. Hops 22JT25HC Potatoes, Apples. Etc. Potatoes 25O30O, Onions CSc. Dried Fruits. Dried Ajiples 4Vi to 6Hc ltallau"prunes, 40s to 60s 6o Pctlto Prunes le. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc Rig Klr-H.CO. Second Growth 14.00. Arh J3.00 to $3.70. Rody Oak $5.00. Polo Oak $5.00. Cedar Posts 10c. Hides, Polt and Furs. Qreon Illdos, No 1 107c. Oreon Illdos, No. 2206. Calf Skins i to Be Sheer 7Cc, Goat Skin- 26c to $1.00. Gray Fox 25 to 50c Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.26. Otter $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 25c Muskrat 1 to 6c VIIdcat 10 to 25c Grain and Flour. Wheat 6670o. Oats 30032c, Parley Drewlne, 4Ec buihel; feed $21 per ton. Flour Tiolcsalo, $3.65. Live Stock Market Steers 3U to 3Hc Cows 3 to 3 He Bboep $3.W gross to $4.00. Dressed Veal Hc Hogs, alive 5Hc Hogs, dressed 6Hc Wool and Mohair. Coarse Wool 14c. Fine IBc Moholiv-3$c Hay, Feed. Etc. Haled Chest $llfl$12. Clovor-$U$18. Rran $20 ShorU $21. Creamery and Dairy Products. Good dairy butter 20026c Creamery butter, 30c Cream, pan skimmed, at creamery 27. at farm 23c. . Cream separator skimmed. at Com. Creamery 30s, minus freight. Portland Markit AVheat Walla Walla, 70 Wheat Valley, 76c Flour Portland, boat grado, $3,600 $3.70; graham, $3.450$3.85. Oats Choice White. $1.160$1.2O. Barloy Food,$ 23.50 per ton; rolled $. .Mlllatuff Bran. $10. Hay Timothy, $13$13.80 per ton. pnlons (0060c per cental. Potatoes 400 COo per cental. Butter Best dairy, 20022; fancy creamery, 30c; storo, J601Sc Eggs Oregon ranch, 16H017V4 per dozen. .Poultry Chlckons, mixed. 12013c per pound; bens, 12013 turkeys, live, 16017c. Mutton Gross, $50 $6.50. Hogs $70$7JS 4. .- -' " Beef-Orosa, Mfffl.W Veal 80c. Hogs I70ITM Wool Valley, UHteUJc; Ut Orecoai, $014o, Kotv&lr, J4tc Hl 4rr. 1 CLASSIFIED ADS Advtrtlstaieats. five Uses or lest. Is this column tsstrtedth rrettmts Tor 15c SOcaWetk $1.50 a month. All over five lines st the asm rste. WANTED. osltlon Wnated. Will do gonera housowork, good cook and manng or. Prcfora prlvato family. Inqulro nt 18th nnd Trade strcts. 4-11-31 Wanted. To ront a tract of land for pasture. Inqulro of Commercial Cream Co. 4-0-lwk Wanted Men. Wo tench tho harbor trado In tha nhortettt posslbfo tlmo at smalt oxpenso, and guarnntco pen sttlons. Write Mohler's Barbor Col lego, Salt Lnko City, Utah, 2-16-2m 2000 head of Stock Cattle Wanted Cows and heifer calves, yearlings and 2-year-old httforsi.flv. bulla to tho hundred hvad, to ralso on shares by rollablo and perfectly re sponsible lifelong cattlo tnon. Flno grass rango tn western part ot Lane county; halt Incrcaso for six years. Address A. J. Thompson, Gardlnor, Oregon. 12-16-4m LOST AND FOUND. le Party Who carried away, oy mistake, a brown leathor card caso from tho ofTtco of tho Hotol Salem, Is requested to return tho samo to tho hotel. 4-ll-3t Found. Two kvys. Ownur can havo snmo by calling nt this ofllco, and paying for tho ad. 4-8-Iit Found. Of no particular valuo ox copt to tho ownor, a pocket memo randum book, wltlt pnpora nnd pos tal noU stub No. 53.050 for 16. FOR SALE. For Sale. At a bargain, two Jersey cows, ono fresh, tho Qthbr soon; al so narrow tired wnKOii, lu first-class condition, for sato or trado for goods. P. M. Phefson, ono mllo west of reform school. 4-11-31 For Sale, W heel cultivator for two hprsos, 4-shovol gang, used ono sea son. It. K. Wanda. ' 411-31 For Sale. Fresh Jersey enwn and ImlftirH, nliout 30 head. Apply to Mrs. M. Rock, Capital Rrowery. 41 M w For Sale or Rent At a bargain, 10" acres, C miles east of Solum. Good houso aud bam, also good well nud s'omo fruit. Kuqulrn of F Van Vlaok, oornor of Mill nud Cottngn streets. 4-10-lwk For Sale, A good farm team and" nearly new hnrnoss. Knqulro of C. II. Chnpman. It. F. D. R No. 7. city. 4-0-31 For Sale or Rent. Six ncces, 3 miles out, orchard, garden. 2 acres of pas ture; good water. Seo O. W. Pear mine, 2 miles north of city, on rlvor road. 4-9-tf Farm for 8ale. 44ft noros, 30 ocros In cultivation, buildings good, No. 1 nrehnrd, 14 miles from town. Tho 30 acres Is nil plowed, well watered, nearly all fenced with plank fence. Pride SI036. $150 cash down, $200 - In October, tho balance on three years' tlmo nt 0 pur cent Interest. This Is a Niinp; must bo sold at once. C. O. Rurgess, agent, Hhorl dan, Oro. 4-8-31 For Sale. On Asylum Avonuo and Statosman street, grocery atoro, C room houso, kitchen and bath room. Inquire nt storo, or soo Ji W. Lyons, ono block north of store. 4-13-3t For Sale. Ono ten-room houso; por colaln bath and hot and cold water. Call at 6C2 Uberty street. 4-C tf For 8ale. No. 1 Doflanco spring wheat 85 cents per bushol, cleanod ready for seed. I bavn about 50 bushels, I live near Pratum, on Howell Pralrio. Address J. W. Gash, Hllverton, Ore., Routo 2. 4-6-3t For Sale. Grocery stock In East Sa eom for salo. Ijow ront, and In best part of city. Buyer can Invest from $200 to $800. For further particu lars call at 312 Twelfth street or address. 8-9-lm. For Sale, Three cbolco residence lota In Falrmount addition. Inquire of B. Hofor. Journal office. For Sale. Whlto Plymouth Rock eggs for sotting, from pure stock. Carl Ruef, Route 7, Salem, Oro 2-12-2w For Sale. Spring oats and spelt for seed. Also good oats for feed. Prices reasonable. Chas. O'Brien, 400 Capl tal street Phono Black 2185. 3-3-1 m FOR BENT. For Rent Small houso for rent, cheap. Ono block from business center. Apply to Mrs. P. K. Evans, earo Journal. -9-3t For Rent Partly furnished house. Inquire of B. 8. Martin, South Sa lem. 48-t j'.pr.Rsnt A modern 7 room houso with, every convenience, good water piped Into same, with 40 acres pas ture and garden, land, plenty of fruit Csleksaa and Jemy cow for tsJs, Just Us place tot astern m. a MISCELLANEOUS.' The Ladles Of tho W. G. T. U. will glvo a baskot social at tholrtfiaU; qornor of Commercial and Ferry, streets, on Friday evening, April 10th. All aro invited. J-9-2t I Good Opportunity. A blacltsmlth'aUit wagon maker can get Si gooii "hual ness with very llttlo outlay. Capital will bo furnished to tho right mail. Address "R. 3. " caro Journal. 4-8-tf Boos for Sottlng.Puro bred Whlto Plymouth Rock aud Black Minor cos, tho best loyors known, T. If. Rlundell; Mornlngstdo. Tolophonos No. 20C0 Rod. 3-20-tf You wlTi always find t&o choicest meats and groceries at the lowest prices at Edward' ft Luschor's, 40fl and 410 State atroet 'Phone orders gives special attention. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. JAMES M. KYLE A COV-Hlgaest cash prlco for potatoes, onions asd dried prunos. 175 Commercial stroot, Salem, Oregon. LODQEtV. Central Lodge No. 10 K. of P, Castle Hall lu Holman Block, corner State and Llborty stroots. Tuesday of each wook t 7:30 p. m,, A. B. Strang O. Q-. R. J. Fleming K. of R. and 8. FOnEfiTEHB OP AMUhlcA-Oourt Sherwood Forostora No 10. Moots Friday night In Turner block. S. W. Mlnturn, C.R.; I Brown, Sec Modern Woodmen of America Ore gon Cedar Camp No, 5240. Moots ovory Thursdny ovonlng 8 o'clook. Holman Hall, Frank A. Turner, V. O.; A. U Brown. Clerk. Protection Lodge No. 2, Ancient Or der Unltod Workmon, moots every Saturday evening In the Holman Hall, corner ot Btato and Liberty streets. Visiting brethren welcome. J. O. Graham, M, W.j J. A. Sellwood, Reorder OSTEOPATHY. Drs. M, T.'Sehoettle, Frank J. Barr and Anna M. Barr. Graduatoa American school of Ostoopathy, Klrksvlllo, Mo., successors to Dr. draco Albright. Ofllco hours 0 to 12 and 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock. Odd Follows' Tomplo, Phono Main 2721; rosldonco phono 2003 Rod, Dr. H. H, Scovell, Suggestive Thera peutlci and Osteopathy. Nervous, functional and mental diseases, neu ralgia, hoadaches, nervous prostra tion, dyspepsia, constipation, diar rhoea, rheumatism, asthma, etc n'Arcy block, Stato street I'hon Main 2855. TONOORIAL AND BATHB. Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Seven first clase barbers engaged. Finest bt rooms In city. We use antlssfMa steriliser. J. Ryan, Prop. Evans' Barber Shop Only first-class shop on State street Every tAlsa) new and up-to-date. Finest porceltvls baths. Bbave, 15o; haircut. Net baths, 26c Two first-class kc-es-blacks, a W. Evans, proprietor. VETERINARY. Dr. E. E. Jackson, Veterinary Burgeon and Dentist Office, Red Front ' Livery. Phono Main 851. Rest, enco Phone 2015 Rod. lz-e-U WHAT HAPPENED? He was' caught In the act but after ha boueht a new uo-to date PAIN op SHOES and had his old shoes half soled he was turned loose. OSWALT'S SHOE STORE 99 State Street. Harper's Whiskey Is tha bsit Get some Into your vast Ous. Schrslber keeps It, And you know the rest FARMER'S HOME 183 State Street t-'.'j - J. Brownstcln & Son. J- Brownsteln & Sob, formerly of Albany, have opened a place on State and Front streets. Hottest cash price cald for Hides. Pelts. Wool. Tallow and furs; also 'general dtaler la old Iron, Rubbcrand wetais. O. H. MAOK Buecessor to Dr. J. M. Keens, la White Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties desiring superior operatlous at oJ.r, 4 erate fee tn any branch ars tn espeelsJ , , rsosest Whlto Bronze Monuments Never chip, crack, tar nlsli, boh or corrode Ttte oly hind )st sev er needs cUaaiiur- Far the truth of the above see tkeai In all tn Sa lem cenetcrits: a4M e(tbM have Nta then for 17 ytars. If yw wast the very at half the price of H- that will laat ten Hssm as loaf . call ok or al- vSstf jflaL er ) I .1-. Hi t&Cu &- T. a J. JET