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Newspaper Page Texti - rvrprifn nffwrwBFH 1 1 jffipm jif ipi wifii p. j WWV"W T1'W,!W"P".nV r' tf. PAGE TWO. 7.H E JAIUV JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,! WEDNESDAY, MAY, 13, 1903. f lijr r- -n Over SO yearsUgo. doctors took rjght hold of it. Keep their hold yet. The oldest, best Sarsaparilla Ayer's. S ArvrOo.. Lowell, auu. THE HEY JDURHAL BCrlpps News Association Telegrams. 3 and 6 O'clock Editions. . DY HOFER BROTHERO. Dally One Year, (4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weakly One Year, $1.00 In Avance; JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. Ono Week 10 Ono Month 35 Thrc,& Months 1.00 At. Journal office. At Daue'a Grocery, South Salem. At Oowersox Grocery, Yew Park. Asylum Avenue Grocery Store. Electric Grocery, East State 8L OIIIIHMIIIIIItlllllllll' P QNIDNgpBEL iiiiniiiiiiiiii iiHiim REPUDLICAN CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. For Member of Congress Flrnt Dlntrlct. HON. IIINQKR HERMANN. Election ilny. Monday, Juno 1st. A Farmer's Road Ideas Mnclmty, Or.. Mny 11, 1903. IM. Journal. Tho problem of nood nmilH In nttrncllnt? vltlMiireitd ntten. tlort. Just ut thlH season of the year, here In the Wlllnmottu valley, w ar uiiRnKwl in putting into oxecutlon vnrl oiih IiIwih of road hulldliiK. Swum nrt hulUti' limn other, some arw wo rue thnu nonit. no It seenm to me (hut It Ih tlmu to hit on a plan that will Inaun iih kooiI rimils. unit have them nil nllke. i My Idea of tv kooiI iimuI Is on lliat Ih at IikihI !!(! foet whlo tin top. with n KooiI (lit ttli on onch slilo, lliu rouil lis Iiik iih nwirly lerel ou top ns Ih con Hlntunt with Reed drnliuiKo. The limn nor of iniildiiK w ninny rond only wldo uihiiihIi for u wnKou In uxusperut Iiik to n farmer, whun liaullnic liny or nipvliiK n hnrvoatcr. A road tliould ho wjdu enough for vehicle to puss with out tiltiiiK. or Ik'Iiik In daiiKcr of over turning. ' Tliuro should he nyntviii In rond bulldliftt, iih In ovorytlilnx ohw. Home plan for hulhlliiK roads should lie adopted, mill that plan should lit fol lowed,, ovon If tlio stilly loKlihitiiro lum to umu't n law inaldiiK It compulsory. I'lowiiiK up tlu nilddlo of the rtmil Ih wanted time; lot tlio rond remnln solid. iihIiik tlio dirt from the ditches to (III up mudholuM mid hollows. I do not uxpect to complet Hitch roads rm nro lioro planned In ouo year, hut whut I (lono on any mud each year should make that load bettor, nod In n fow yearn they run he hrouubl to tlio HtuU ,1 have otitlliUNl. Such roiolH wuuld go other people n hotter opinion of our statu, nnd of tin Ily nil means lot iih Iiiivh Hystein; let iih linye jtood ninths, and hnvo them nil iillk). It. V. IIAKTMtY- BIG ANIMAL CIRCUS TOMORROW Street Parade will Leave Show Grounds at 10:30 Trained Animals are Finest Every Seehin America Tomorrow la circus day nnd tlio country lasi nnd her beau will be In town early to enjoy with tho city folks a Kala day of plcaauro and nmtiHonionL Norrls & Howe's big shows- will be here. Slnco tho ilnyH of our childhood circus, when old Dan Ulco wan tlio brlKhtcat shining Btar In tio consotllatlon of arcnlo eclebra tics, It has been the usaKO of travel' int? shows to give a street parade, and nlthotiKh Norrls & Howe hnvo nothing of the old Echool "flavor" nbout their shown, but n thoroughly upto-dato ag gregation they still adhere to the oh) custom and glvi n street pnrndo each morning nt 11 o'clock. Tho prin cipal renson for continuing tho old custom Is that while they nro giving their thousands of patrons n froo trait they are by displaying their mHRiilIlceut nnlmnlH nnd equlpngp advertising their splendid prform- a net nnd Mhowing the wonderful growth of their nggreffatlon since Its former visit. The show Is loo woll known to require a detailed descrip tion. sitlIU-t it to tiny thoy nlwnyH bring n multitude of new arts and novel features which nre equally en joyable to old nnd young. Bed Time I take a pleasant herb drink, tho next morning t foal bright and my com ploxlou is hqtter. My doctor says It nets gently on tho s.omaclio, liver and Kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It Is mado of herbs, nnd Is proposed a onully as tea. It Ih called Lane's mod Icln. All druggists sell it at 25c and 50 cents. Lane's Knmiiy Medicines moves tho boweU ench day. If you cannot got It, send for free eainplos. Address, Orator Woodward, I.oltoy, N. Y. BEYOND DOUBT. These Every hiicts Must Convince Salem Reader. ,; Tlio Hlntumiint which folluwn tells tho opoilout of n resident of 8nlom. Incredulity cannot long exist nbout this toNllnuiuy because it can easily ho luvostlgnted. Olof Johnson who is a gnrdnor by (Hiupatlou living nt thu corner of Kith rind 1) Htiuets, Noith 8nlum, Hays: "Klilney inplulnt Is no now thing for me. I have boon bothered off nnd on from u disordered condition of thu Uldnuya for ton or twelve yoars. I did not suffer so much from ImcKache as most' people do who "liavo Uldnuy complnlnt but tlio principal annoy ance was n weakening of the kidney sogroMoiiH. which was both dlstros lug and uggrnvntlng. There was i sguldlug sonsatlou iu passing and n fiunvy brick-dust like sodlnutnt np pared after utnmllng In tho vessel Over night. I had attacks of tllixlnoss. In my liouil and ofttlmea a blurring would npponr beforo my eyos and I tju hi Bcnrcely soo, I tried nuuiorqus rjnedi09 but all In vain until I saw Doait'a Kidney l'illo highly rocom mended for Just such troubles nnd procured them at Dr. Stone's drug store. Now I don't want to tell tho people something that Unot truo but I will say. thnt.ln all uijrcxoporlenco with doctoB prescriptions and dlffer unt Ttldiloy romodles nothing has giv en mo tho umount of relief that I have, received from lpan's Kidney IM1U. For sale by all dealers, l'rlo B0 rents. Foster-MIbuin Cqv lluffalo, N. YM solo ageuts for tho United Statoa. Remember the name Doan's and take uo substitute 6 King Edward In Edinburgh. I'Mluhurgh. Muy 13. The second du) of King ltd ward's visit to tho Scottish metmpnllH Nvns n busy ono, beginning nt in ofcloek this morning with an Inspection of the Ulnck Watch In Palljolth Park and ondlng nt u lute hour In the .afternoon with tho fin mill opening of n now hoepltnl nt Collnton. After the inspection of tho Ulack Watch nnd thu presentation of South Afrlrnu medals to (ho olllcors and men of that regliuont the King and Queen loft lnlkolth for Holy rood house, wheio they took lunch. The decorated stietH of the cnpltnl were crowded with sqiuctiitorH and their Majesties met with joyous acclaim. In the afternouiy tho King and Queen vlsltwl itdlugurgh castle. St. (lllo' Cuthtdiul nnd thJ Hoynl Infirm ury. wher- the King piesldwl nt the opening of he new pavilion. The drive to Collnton Mains was mado by way of fleorno IV. Uridge nnd Ijiurls ton nnd the return trip to Dalkeith by way of llrald Hills and Ollmurton. without returning to Edinburgh. boilcbaU h5a the double advantage of amusing liTthopen air. Thoro Is somo good material for a team at the asylum, and the team will bo a good one. Dr. McNary will cap tain It, nnd Dr. Williams will bo the business manager. AmongV those who will play aro McNary, WAjdell. Sha. Phillips. CasluUt, Spldell, Molsan, Scoley nnd Putnam. 1 Grounds have been laid 'out Just be low tbo lo'iv In front of the main building ind are, iierSps, as good as nny ih the state! A Runaway. " A team belonging to B. H Gilliam (romo frightened Insr Evening, nnd ran away. Tho buggy canto in violent fontnct'wlth tlio toloph'ofio'post nt the corner of Stato and , Commercial sticots, and won completely wrecked. Ah tho team enmo down state street, tho horso of Henry Fawlk became frightened, nnd took n run up Com mercial. There was; fortunately no one hurt Iri cither runaway, Wo sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a pos itive guarantee. It will euro" all rhron Ic and other blood poisons. If you hnvo eruptions or sores on your body or nre pale, weak, run dow-n, It is Juat what you need. Wo refund money if you are not satisfied. CO cents and $1.00. D. J. Fry, drugglsL Terms of the Will. Tho last will of Mary V. Gosner, deceased, was admitted to probate In tho Marlon county court Tuesday, Tho vatuo of tho estate Is $12,000, which Is bequeathed to tho following heirs: Atouzo Gosner, Honzor (leaner sons; Harriott Kundlott, Sarah tier owe, daughters, of Salem, Oregen: Vnnlson Gosner. son, of Prlnevilhl Oregen: Itomelln Munhers, daughter, of Ashland, Oregon; Ilebeccn A. Ilits- Xull, of Chehnlls. Washington. Alonzo Gemier and Uenxeit Gesner nre named In tlio will- ns executors, nnd nre to serve without bunds. IJ. M. Crolsan. H. J, Workman and l J. Culver wero nppolntod by tho court to appiulse the property belong ing to the oritnte.- fpURfe &L00D Proper enro of tho stomach will re sult In tho making of plenty or rich, red blood and the upbuilding of the entire system. If your stomach 1b dis ordered and the blood Impure take a few dosos of Hostettor's Stomach Dlttors. It Is tho boat stomach mcdl clno nnd blood purinor In the world, and will also cure Dizziness, Belching, Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Malaria. Be sure to try It. For sale by drug-j gists. HOSJETTER'S SflOlHAGH BITTERS TJie osteopath rupnlra tho body, as the mechanic repairs innchlnery, by readjustment of Its Iriegulur struc tures. Schntrtlo, Hnrr & Dnrr, Osteonths, Opera Houso niock, Snlom. I'nr liver Irnnlilew nnd runntiimllnn uipron nnininie ncm-r m rrmnmi Hint l.lttlc ISnrly ltlwrn. the fiimoui llttlp eniH fliey Hlivnjr efft-rt u euro nod mvi doctor l.tttlo IJsrly lilnorn nru. iIKTitimiI from nil other lllli Tliejr iln not wesWen the ti'in. diit si't ns n tonic to the Himiiwi liy nrouiine ine Mrreiiniiii mm renonnu tnc liver tn the full iMrfi)rmnnet of Its fiine- tlons nittnrnlly. ml Rtote treet Fur Mia hy I'. (1. Ilmu, Ambassador Choato's Son to Wed. London. Mny 18. Mm, Chonto. wife of the nmbnssndor. and Miss Choato sailed today for the United States to attend the wedding of Joseph Chonto. Jr.. nnd Miss Corn Ollvor, the hitter part of this mouth. The ambas sador Is much disappointed because. his otllclnl duties hero will prevent his attending thu wedding Albany. N. Y. Mny 13. The wed ding of Joseph Chonto, Jr., and Miss Coin Oliver will take place in this city and will be a notable event The hrldeolert Is the daughter of General Robert Shaw Ollvor, one of Albany's richest and most Influential , men, widely tiavelcd and a famous wit. Mis Oliver's grandfather was Gener al llathbone, and her auut. Mlse Alice Unthbouo. who was a groat beauty , was married to William lhelp Hue, of New York. Joseph Choate. Jr., was an honor man at Harvard. Uncelebrated golfer and Is a lino, stalwart typo of Ameri can manhood. He has boon in ser vice ns third secretary pf th, Ameri can Kmbnssy In London, and is on an Indefinite leave. Batebalf at the AtMum. The nalo atteudauta at the asylum have formed a baseball team, nnd from pow on baseball will bo one. of the amusemonta at those who know the Same, AmusemeuU, am, porhuiw. no where more appreciated, than by Uie unfortunate Inmates of un as) lum ami Notice for Bids. Notice Ih hereby given that seoled bids will bo received by the Common Council 'ut tho City of Salem, Oregon, until tho 21st day of May. 1003, nt tho hour of 8 o'clock p. in., of snld day, for the grndlng nnd gravelling of that part of Church street between tho south lino of State street and the north lino of Trade street, horoln designated, and according to tho pro visions of Ordinance No. tin, nnd tho plans nnd specifications thereof on fllo In tho ollleo of the Street Commissioner- or for such subdivisions of such Improvement, as will not mater ially conflict with tho completion of tho remaining portions thereof, to wlt: To Impiove, ns before mentioned, the one-hnlf of snld Church streot lying nlong. in front of and abutting upon the north nnd west 40 feet lot 0, block 71: the west M of lot 0. block 7S; the southweet quarter of lot 7, block 7X; the north 37 nnd U feet of lot S. block 8; the north "t and feet of lot 3. block 7: the north nnd oast 74 and G-I0 feet of lot 1, bloqk 7; thu north and east 38 ami 510 feet of lot 2. block 7 Kaeh bidder mutt deposit with his bid a certified check or ceititlcato of deposit In tho sum of One Hundred miliars, payahle to or indorsed to, the City of Salem, as a guarantee of good faith on the irt of tho bidder that ho will execute the contract nnd glvo the undertaking required, with good and sutljeleut sureties to bo ap proved by the Mayor, in case tho con tract shall bo awarded to said bidder, which deposit shall be foi felted to. nnd become the propeiiy or, tho City of Salem, in chs mid Udder shall fall to comply with either of said re quirement!, within live dys after no tice to Him. of the acceptance, by the Common Council, of hu bid. The Otty of Salem rwseVvos the right to reject n and all bids deemed unreasonable. Corporations biding must state in tholr bids that thay are corjwraiioas and a com pany, partnemblp or aocintlon bid ding, must give the lmmwj or alj member In the coiiipauy. partnership or association to bhldiug. and the name under which the do business. Rids which de not eoniply with tho terms of this notice, win Mi con. tldered. nor will any bid be received after the time specified above, N J- JUDAH. Recorder of the City of Salem 5-11 lot The Fifteenth Is the dato for tho renditions of the oratorios of "Tho Redemption" nnd "Feast of Adonis'; by the Oratorio So ciety of GO voices, assisted by tho Portland Symphony Orchestra, Miss Stlnson, Prof. Doyer, Prof. Olcn nnd Mr. Dcm Zan. This will be tho mu sical event of the season, and tlio first opportunity a Salem audience has had to henr tho Portland Symphony Orchestra, Miss" Stlnson or Mr. Zan. They mo nil nrtlstH. Resides this is tendered' ns a benefit to Prof. Seloy. You will miss a great musical treat If you aro not nt tho First M. E. church Friday evening, May 15th. Ho set red sents nt Will's music stoic. a if Eool SUHti CUKE FOR PILE8 Itching Piles producn moisture and causo itching, this form, as well he Blind, Dlcedlng or Protruding Pile aro cured by Dr. Do-snn-ko's PUo Rom cdy, stops itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. BOc a Jar at druggists, jr sent by mall. Troatlso tree. Writ mo about your case. Dr. Dosanko Philadelphia, Pa. For sale at Dr Stouo's drug stores Strong's Bakery And restaurant Is Salem's best eat ing house. This house Is patronized hy ovorybody. Tho best service tbnt can bo had. 1 DR.T. P. Has corao to tho conclusion that all profession of the h lo of tho vegctnbio kingdom is a falluro.When your syt. thout puro bloodJPVoS'wllionly'- lflnd vitality a 1.1 ngdom. Poisonous ' Sruga" nor 'doctors knives nor 4 1 thtnlnc wit not romovo tho causo. but lav th fo..j... Hi . . ... BT . . UBU0bt disease, hose ppisonsjci inoeyour oones, and kill u,0 Illfi , a"(Ujreato glga qj" c?-s3nJgro-u B tumo, consumptj bono diseases, etc. You must bear In mind that his medlcln -poisonous. loniCjinor'St Huuiuiuiii, hut luinporary relief which Yn. ' polsoiiou'sidrugs? where tho results nro sure death sooner or In I blamo the'tnodlcinc, when It takes an effect and stlra up thj R dlseaso In tho system. You must not expect to bo cured In a fj your sIcknoBs or disease has boon a long tlrno coming on and J a long tlmo to get It out of your oysfcm. It will take month.! J build a now body from tho bones up. This Is what the peopljt (dcrBtand. Thoy aro used to being humbugged. Ills medlclnci posed of Naturo's Herbs what tho human system requires. n I mals get sick thoy will help thcmsolvos to thoso herbs, for thert atlnct, and tho pcoplo hnvo not, so wo have to make a study c(J boon a llfo study with Dr. Cook.' Do not get weary; this Ufa J and too sweet to worry out of this world. Dr. Cook Cures All Kinds of Diseas 301 Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon. BMaH-ff-W-M-l--m-a1-M-l-a-BM-H-H-mH Notice for Bids. Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will bo rucuived by the Common Council vt the City of Snlom, Orogon, until tho 21st day of Mny, 1903, nt tho hour of 8 o'clock p. in,, of snld day for tho grading nnd gravelling of that pnrt of Ferry Streot botwoen the west lino of Liberty street nnd the oust Hue of Cottuge stroet, herein designated, hud according to tho pro visions of Ordinance No. 411, nnd the plans nnd specifications theieof nil fllo In tho office of the Street Com missioner, or for such subdivisions of such Improvement, ns will not mntor Inlly conflict with tho completion of the remaining portions thereof, to wit: To Improve by grading and gravol ling, according to tho plans and spec ifications nfotosald, the intersection of Ferry nnd l.lborty streets; tho In tersection of Ferry and High stroets. the Intersections of snld Ferry street with tho alleys running north nnd south through Mocks No.b 19 and 20. 7 nnd S, nnd 71 nnd 72, nnd across said Ferry street: To impro ns before mentioned, tho onohalf of said Forry streot lying along, In front of, nnd abutting upon tho woet 1-3 ot lot 8, block 10; tho middle 1-3 of lot 8, bloak 19; tho cost 1-3 or lot 8, block 19; lot 1, block 19; lot S. block 8; tho west 35 feet of lot 1. bloak 8; 3G feet In lot 1. block 8; belonging to E. V. Roblln; 35 feet In lot 1. block 8, belonging to C. D Moore; the east half ot lot 8, block 72; tho south 50 feet of lot 4, block 71; the east halt ot lot 5, block 71; lot I. block 20; tho oast 21 and 7-10 feet of lot 5. "block 20; 21 and 7-10 feet In lot B.- block 20, belonging to John Hiighee. Koch bidder must deposit with his bid a cortWtod check or certificate of deposit In the sum of Ono Hundred dollars, payable to. or indorsed to. the City of Salem, ns n guaranteo of good faith on the part of the bidder that he will execute the contract and glvo the undertaking required, with good nnd sufllclont sureties to be ap proved by the Mayor. In case tho dor, which deposit shall bo forfeited to contract shall bo awarded to said bid. aud become tho property of, the City of Salem. in case said bidder shall fall to comply with either of said re quirements, within Ave days nfter notice to him, of the acceptance liy the Common Council', of his bid. The city of Snlom teserves tho right to reject nny and all bids deemed unmngonable. Corporations bidding must state In their bids that they are corporations; nnd n com pany, lmitnershlp or association bid ding, must give the names of all members in the company, partnership or association so bidding, and the name under which they do business. Qlds which do not comply with tho tocms of this notice, will not be con sidered, nor will any bid bo received I after the tlmu specified above. N. J. JITDAH Recorder of the City of Salem. 1 511 lOt m T""imHinTV. w:i$5sTJ', 1 itft33SBF55S ! - iJl fmwm ii Serves Double Purp Cliiim Closet nml Nd0j in one jdtn. You can economize sf uauig iiicin tir.. i i . v iiuvo ucauues attni , price. iTlio HniiQA FurnisWnjf Co. S 269 Utttty Strett Stares t Stlcn ttl Aits)J uj j ' ni New Patterns In tfolyiar uj this week IH HHHnnHBllKHBHH!itWPStj HARRIH &l LAWREK tfe Shi Sell more Groceries and -better Groceries than AHU9Cl LETTUCE, RHUBARB, RADISHES, etc jUStffM Gardens. - AND EVERYTHING KOK THE SPRINGlSEAS1 Como nnd seo for yoursolf old p. o.i f I atfl'i' ' ( ,sW Truth to T There nro no otliorinilk ennsmtfj oqtml iu wcunug qualities tlio j BUHL CM 'lhc arc tinned to stay tlnnol, untip to stand years of Iinrtl service Otter easily, necomo cienieu, unu uviug soon rust ami go to pierc ' Kiiptrirv ""linnmvwl KIlMii ami "' 111') nfllmitliutnur otln-rtii"e'f''!W liiooulycMnln the wi-rld Hut W naJ""! JS lluhl ''Victor" Cn Hret ftixl , "Victor" Itounil Manilla. lntli ri'8',,,.n'-rtl lur iMiliiitl.'inor thlxmu. pamp " - tlirt Milk Cn TrU AUrk. lwkturtt, R.M.Wafle&ft Standard Mixed Paint ?i 'Of America Heath & Ailligan Manufacturing Co's Best Ptcpatcd Paint Patton Paint Company's StmPoof Paints MHU 4 bVIHUI T Ul till. ULOI WrtfV, ,... .. mnniif-irriirA Th hcr nointc thnt can DOSSlD'y Will not chalk, peel or scale. Great covering cap . Oils. Varnish and Window Glass. Savage & Fletcher CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Of Slk The only National Bank In Marlon County. T35!; -or cciianee Business, urans issues on an poia u",'c,wissJ SAVINGS DKf AflTMENT cOBducted uaier usual Savt j i h. Altert. Pres. E. M. Crolsan. Vice-rrc- pa dc of ill