The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 21, 1903, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextT - '. ji"xjj XdE- strt. THEJOAILY JOURNAL,. SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 2. 1603- fc a vmiHr ',7 -..answer- . . "Bsted" Duttonbolcfl . are the bane Of 8 bachelor's (married man's, as well) existence. No wonder tho blanfcety blanks aro forthcoming. Don't worry, 5on't fumo, don't swear. Simply let us do tho laundering, and tho collar 1ands win remain Intact until .the end of tho chapter. Wo aro thinking of offering a prize for buttonholes df spoiled here 4 Safem Steam Laundry. fcL0NEL. J. OLMSTED, Prop. BORUS D. OLMSTED, MET' ' Phone 411. 230 Liberty 6t OO NT SHIVER WHILE YOU DRESS These cold mornings. Reach out of bed, atrlko a match, turn on tho gas la your gas stoTo and nolo how quickly your room gets warm. Haven't a gas store! Mean It? Lots here so cheap you'll wonder how you "lave permit ted yourself to be benumbed when so ssmrh comfort could bo had for so lit tie. Salem Gas-Ught Co.. faone 563-GSU4 CIIEMEKETA ST. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dlnuer yon ran enjoy from one ol oat tender anil delicious ruoula. aleak, lanib or muttou chop, veal cutlota or pork. Oar meat are all cut. from tin fattest and Drimintcattle, and we can supply your' table with fresh, nutritions and whoUtoma mtaU at bed rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORB v " -v. Prftjl WHEN 8EEKINQ A GOOD TABLE WINE. Seek no further than Robers' store. Our lino of olareta, sautorncs, ports, sherries. Rhino wlnea and chain pagnee, represents tho beat vintage of Kuropo and California, and our prices are aa low as can bo quoted for genu ine brands. Our whiskies, brandies, liquors and cordials maintain tho samo high standard we guard so teal- voujflyaa to vrinesH IM ua show; you iouf stock. J. P. ROGERS, iu-aas Wtofeula and Httall t t V SirANYTHIHGr H' Better than our rye whiskey, XXX brandy or, vines? No, not with a tel escope. These aro soxno of tho finest brand on tho market. Come In and try a sample these goods please the palate, as well as the eye, and that is saying a good deal. The SENATE, 160 8Ut Stmt. Repairing; Of the finest workmanship 'Is a bran.cn of our business, that wo give special attention to. Our repairing department is conducted -with tho ut most caro and skill, diamonds are re set, and Jewelry of all kinds Is re paired in the most perfect manner, be sides optical work of all kinds. C. T. Pomeroy'. . . . Jeweler and Optician, 283 Com. St. COPYRIGHT. Shingles and Shakes Tho roof is shingled best If you use tho kind of shingles and shakes wo sell, and wo ask you to note tho good woar and economy of tho roof for which wo furnish tho shingles or shakes. Wo carry a largo stock of shingles and shakes of good quality, carefully selected to make a sound, tight, durable roof, and we are 'al ways ready to gtvo estlmas. OOODALE LUMBER CO., , . Near 8. P, Pas OepoL Phono 051. Harness, Saddlery, Whips, Lap Robes, Fly Nets, etc. Lone years of experience, superior skill and highest anility of stock are 1 guarantee that weturaourthe test goods ever offered la Salem, SIGN OP THE WHITE HORSE. Now closing out Rowntree & Temple stock bought at 50c on the dollar. ESTABLISHED 1869 E.-S; Lamport Saddlery Co. 289 Commercial Street wwwr mMwBW" 3t thi NV TERROR OF THE TRAIL birUggllDg mrOUgninebnOW to Reach Tanana Snow is Deep, Trail Narrow, and Trouble Plenty Outfits are still leatlng town for the Interior and tho trail 1b lined .with horse sleds, dog sleds, man sleds, and a few pack horses. Tho heayy snow fall last week and tho wind afterward, almost completely destroyed the trail During the storm, however, sleds- were sent out by tho larger outfits to keep tho trail broken, and Tuesday many outfits began moving again, though the trail was anything but In good condition. The heavy snowfall extended far Into the Interior and down on Copper river and now there Is from four to six feet of snow where ten days ago thero was glare Ice. Late advices from Copper state Uint tho river Is overflowing In many places. Just what effect this will have on Copper. river and whnt condition of tho trail will be up that stream when tho out fits reach it Is hard to tell. Although there, are many partlos yet on this side of the divide, tho main camp of tho Nlzlna crowd Is about eight miles this side of Copper rivor. Thorc Is also a large camp JuRt beyond the summit. It Is ostimatod that there nrc between 400 and COO men In these two campx. A trip of only n few mllos out on tho trail will quickly demonstrate to the unltlatod that freighting to tho In terior In not what It Is crncktd up to he. The great depth of snow and the very narrow trail cnuses many tiim cultlos, and moro or less serious ac cidents. Every tlmo a horso sled Is met, the one returning empty must necessarily put his horso off Into the soft snow to lot the loaded ono puss. and each time a horse goes off the beaten trail ho goes out of Bight, so to speak. They cannot reach bottom so great la the dopth of the snow, and in most eaHOS they continue to struggle In their offorts to gft back on solid footing, llorsos hitched to loaded slods also frequently get off the trail. They plunge through the bo ft snow, probably overturning the sled and getting furthor from the trail with each uffort to. gain a footing. It may take an hour to again get thorn on the trail and ready to start, and In the moantlmo all those behind have J boon compolled to wait until the blockado is raised. This Is very try ing on tho horses. They not only cut I themselves with their sharp shoes. but become exhausted plunging in the soft snow. There has boon considerable trou ble with Hick horses on the trail, es pecially those, brought up this spring from Seattle. Many of them werh un loaded from the boat and started put on the trail almost Immediately. Tho Ku.Ul.-n rllmntlc changes caused them to catch cold, and many of them have the dlstempor.- A numbor of horsea have boon killed along the trail, some. of them with broken legs and others beiaiue they wero too sick to travel. There Is no small numbor of men pulling In their outfits by hand or with dogs. These people also have their share of trouble. The many "chuck holes" worn out by th horse sleds make traveling very difficult and slow. Quite a number of "cheecha- cos" are on tho trail this year, and they aro experiencing no end of trou ble. One party which started out this woek caused no little amusement. They had an extra large horse with two sleds and with the loads piled at least four feet high on each. The horse could barely pull the load on tho level and so often did they come to grief that they were halt a day get ting a mllo out of town. Among tho other things which thoy had aa "out fit" was a hoavy 6et of Iron bound tent polos, and a foundation on which to set a oampstovo, consisting of a platform of inch boards 3x4 feet with heavy wooden blocks for legs and n number of tin cans on top. Ry the tlmo thoy reaoh the diggings thoy will probably bo content to string their tent on a clothes line and set their stove on the ground. There are but few women on the trail at present, though quite a num ber expect to start In later. Yaldoz News. N The Excitement Not Over. The mih to the drug store still con tinue and dally acorea of people call tor a bottle of Kemp's Balaam for the Throat and I.uuxs for the cure of Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Kemp's Balsas, the standard family remedy. la sold en a guarantee and never falls to aire en tire aatUfactloa. Price 31c u 60c. Hanna to Make Keynote Speech. Columbus. O.. April 21. The Nell house was today tho Mecca for Re publican politicians from all quarters of Ohio, tho occasion- being a meeting of the state central committee for the purposo of naming the date and plaro th Awln nwnnirlntv trv ttia Firsirl. lng of, tho state conrcntlon. There I trnPA mimnmna tnfnrmnl tnttra rinrlnir the forenoon and the day(waa consld erably advanced before the commit teemen got together behind closed doors and began tho real work of the meeting. There la a well defined idea among tho party leaders here that tho commilteo will select Columbus as the place and tho second week In June as the time for holding the conven tion. It is likewise considered prob able that Senator Hanna will deliver tho keynote speech as temporary chairman of the convention nnd'that Senator Ftoraker will bo chosen to act as permanent chairman, following out the compromise arrangement that has been made at previous conventions of the party. How'a This? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any caso of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, tho undersigned havo known F. J. Cheney for tho lost IS years, and bolleve him perfectly honorable In all business transections, and financially ablo to carry out any obligations mado by their firm. West & Trunx, wholesale Drug gists. Toledo, O. Wnldlng, Klnan & Marvin. , Whole sale Druggists, Tol do, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken Intor- nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sont free Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall's Family Pills' are the host. Daughters of the Confedracy. Raton Rouge. I -a.. April 21. Daton Rouge Is ontentaiulng the members of the United Daughters of tho Confed eracy. whose annual convention oponed today with delegates In attendance from all parts of the state. The for mal opening took plnco this afternoon. when thore wore n dd rest. oh of wel come and rosK3nses. the appointment of the usual committees and other business of n like nnturo. Tonight there will be a brilliant reception, the first of a long list of entertainment features arranged by the locnl chap tors. Two business sessions will lie held tomorrow and Thursday, Inlor- ape rued with social features. WHAT TIME PROVES. This thing of being sick and looking for a cure is a mighty serious bust nose. People are not given to Joking even at tho first symptom of the np- proaih of the grim dostroyer. They do not want to be tho subjects of ex periment, but wnnt medicine that has k the test of years behind It. A medicine that has been made and used for 20 years gives assurance of its worth, and can be taken with a faith that they have the very best cure the world affords. All this can bo said a.out Dr. Ounn's Improved Liver Pills as a remedy for sick-headache, dys popsla and Indigestion, It begins right at the source of the trouble and re moves the valise. We will send a sample box of these pills free, or a full box on receipt of 3Cc. Sold by all drigs.sts for 2Sc per box, or address Dr. Roeanko Co.. Phlladophla, Pa. For sale at Dr. Stone's Drug Storos. 2 11 San Jacinto Day Observed. San Antonio. Texas. April 21. San Jacinto day was observed lu San An tonio today with the customary holi day feature. Business was generally suspended and the streets gaily dec orated In. observance of tho anniver sary. The chief feature of tho da)s" festivities was tho noral parade and battle of flowers In whloh society, and tho various militia and civic bodies of the city took .a lively interest. The city was filled with visitors from many out of town points. OASTOniA, Bun tie llw K"l Yw Hih kinrt Bwtt Hearing In Coal Rate Cases. Now .York, April 21. Tho lifter- state Commerce Commission today began a hearing In tho case of Wil liam R. Hearst against the Reading and other railroads alleging unreason able aud lllogal rates for the trans portation of anthracite coal. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Til Kind Yiv Have Always Bwtht Bears tho Signature of 2UoS Bfann krfauf. 220 Stdcr feljr guteS tjarmlanb im kiltn Suftanbc. 140 Wcfer fluglanb, SRtft JRo. 1 Sllfalfa Canb, SBalb unb Paflure. drop Bringt $2500. 3eb 5ufj gulcl, coentS 39oHom2anb; gut (Stbaubt. ffenj, ttc. 4 TOeitcn noib Hdj bon Sofem, V SHtile nxiHidj bon ftatjtt Bottom edjutfou?. 2f x t b. 5C tfi j (I t s. oalem. Ore. Sour Stomach Ho appetite, loss of trenfft. Bervousness, headache, constipation, bad breath, funeral debility, aour ris ings, and catarrh of the stomach are all duo to Indigestion. Kodol -care Indigestion. This new discovery repre sents the natural Juicer of dlgaatlca as they exlit In a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known toelo and reconstroctlir properties. KesWi Dyspepsia Curo doea not only cere to digestion and dyspepsia, but this fouae w remedy cures all atomaeh trouble by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining tho stomach. r Kodol DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT OW11 Healtb to the Sick and Strength to th Weak. OotUt ocJt. J 1. 00 Slut hoidtac a Una tilt UtU Uta. which ulit tat 50a. Prtptnd by B. 0. XfeVltt A Co., CUette. jojb 3tiJj 'u 'o j AA Vt -V.! !-- jT "Mafce Salem a Coed Home Marktt" yv Poultry at 8telner'a Market Chlckone lOflllc. Spring chickens 1315c. Kggs Por dozen, 13 He. Hop Market Hops 22?25c. Potatoes, Apples. Etc ' Potatoes 25 30c Onions CCc. Dried Fruit. Dried Apples 4 M to 6Hc Italian prunes, 40s to 60s fc Petite Prunes la Wood, Fence Post, Etc Big Fir $4.50. Second Growth 14.00. Arh 13X0 to S3.76 Body Oak C5.Q0. Polo Oak J5.00. Cedar Posts 10, Hides, Pelts and Fu-." Oroou Hides, No 1 l7c. Oreen Hldos. No 2 2?t. Calf Skins 4 to 5c Sbeop 75c. Goat Skin; 26c to SI 00 flray Fox 25 to 50c Coon 10 to 4Uc Mink 25c to 1.2. Otter si oo to S5.00. , Skunk 10 to 26c Muskrut 1 to.Ec Wildcat 10 to 25c Grain and Flour. Wheat GCC 70c. Outs 30832c. llarloy Brewing 5BUC0c bushel; feed $21 per ton. Flour Wholesale. S3.65. Live Stock Market. Steoi" 4 He. Cows 3 to 3 He 'Sheep $3.f0 gross f 14.00. Dressed Veal 7Cc. Hogs, alive 6HS0ic. Hogs, dressed 8c. Wool and Mohair. Coarse Wool 14c Fine 15c. Mohair 37c. Hay. Feed. Ftc Baled Cb-at $126113. Clover $11.50$12.50. Bran $22. Shorts $23. Creamery and Dairy Product. Good .dairy butter 20625c. Creamery butter, 2714'c. Cream, pan skimmed, at creamery 26c, at farm 21c. Cream separator skimmed. t Com. Creamery 27 He, minus freight. Portland Marktt Wheat Walla Walla, 7072c. Wheat Valley. 7576c Flour Portland, best grade, $3.60 $3.70; graham, S3.450J3.S5. Oats Choice White, S1.150J1.2O. Barley Feed, J210J22 per ton; rolled. $23. Mlllstutf Bran, $10. Hay Timothy, $130$13.5O per ton. Onions 10050c per cental. Potatoes 4050c per cental Butter Best dairy. 2O022H: fancy creamery, 22H6-25c; store. 16lSc. Eggs Oregon ranch, 15HlCHc per dozen. Poultry Chickens, mixed, lll!c per pounds; hens, 12012J4c; turkeys, live, 1617c. Mutton Gross, $50 $5.50. Hogs $7C $7.50. Beef Oroes, $3 25$L00. Veal Sc. Hops 1820c per pound. Wool Valley. 18H16c; Eastern Oregon, 8lHcj Mohair, 3536c Hides dry, 18 pounds and upwards, 15 to lSHc Strong's Bakery And restaurant la Salem's best eat ing bouse. This bouse la patronized by everybody. The best service that can be bad. tMl e0REqM SHOUXfif. UltlOSPACIfK 3 TRAIN8 TO THE EAST Dtfiyj Through Pullman, Standi 'j Chicago, Spokane; torlst iWm.1 unny io ivunsss jivy; iaron& pl man sleeping carps ipereon&ih d aucicu; weeaiy io unicago, m uuy, oc iouib npa Aicmppig; ftji ing cnair cars seats tree) to tfcttl aauy. DEPART FOB TIME SCHEDULES From fortune!, Ut, Chicago roiUod Spil .-20. a via Hunt Union Ball Lake. Dtnrer. Fl MUlUlj uuu JkKOBU CllT, 81. Lonlt, CbJcr WmIL .i.. trL lil IU1U UMMU Atlantic Kzprew S:Id s. m. fi Ham Inston Ht. Paul FmI Mkil 1.00 p m. tI BpokaDf HIt Lake. Danrer Fl Worth, Omaha, Kanui tr, BU Ul, Chlcaro id Kirt. Walla Mall. Lewliion Hp6kiie, Wallare, fnll- man, Kinnranouii 8L l'nl. Duluth.Mllwtok,. uaicaco, uu r.ui, 70 x HOURS , PORTLAnO TO CHICAGO i'u kuiie oi Lira OCEAM AMD RIVER SCHeoUUJ rrura ronusa w IAII udlllir dtt mbj(ti I to chunte I FortaoFranolro iJ Bil mttj 6 aij , . 1 D.llr eirri.t COLUMBIA ' .Y.K lt.t Sanifaj ToAIofln n Wij m , k p. m. Un.tli k- I flurtUj I 0 p tn, I WILLAMETTE RIVE Bteamer Kuth leaves Halem lot h landand way landlniri ou Tuc'(!j,Tlo days and Baturdaye, abont 10 a. m. i Corvnllis vud way landing, lii WrdneMayr and Kridart at iH n. ni. A. I.. CKAKi, M P. BAI.DffIX Gen. I'am. AKt. ArU O I! iS.i P.rt'nd,Or. "alem.Oi' -r CorvallisMasteinR N ). 2 For Yaqulna: Leaves Albciy 12.4S&I Leaves Co-vallls 2:00 Arrives Ya la t.ii p. No. 1 Ilcturnlng: Leaves Yaaul-.a f.ii a Lrav Corvallts w.Tfcv Arrives Al -nr.y l--Hjc No. 3 For ctrelt: f . Leaves Albany .... Arrives Del riot .... No. 4 rrom Detreit: ij;"j M Leaves Detrol- ,12:(!i Arrives Albany 6:11 Train No. 1 arrlvt-a In Khz tjrue to connect with tho S. F bound trclr. aa wel a glrlnxi thro . houra In Albany beforo d(! of S. P. northbound train Trait No. r con ca w'th til trains at CorvalMs n Albany direct serrlco to Newport ni cont beaches. Tra'n No. 3 for Dutr-'t, Brelfst; and other '10'tntali resorts Ic bany at 7:00 a m., n-nchlnr at noon, giving amnio time M n the fprlngs same day. For further IntormatlCL appo' EDWIN 8TWJ, lltii THOS. COCKREU., Agent, i H n rrtONlSR Aa-it Cnm asm .n wnCSTCR'S CNCIIW.,, FJ-r,"wS-S- '"A.Kfta?r i. nil uwi "" r , Ik..... .ftill,tl4 1 I Ek..M rktrkMMrl??" ni Jlkll. 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