ILL OF
FARE FOR
THURSDAY
Want all to Come
Early and Get a
Good Seat
it will be Done, who will
), and Where, Line of
March and Program
for Thursday
sxt Thursday morning President
evclt will bo formally welcomed
egon at tho state capital. Ho will
rested by Uio governor and tho
atlvo committee, and will bo
cd by tho largest crowd ever as-
lod In Salem. An address of wol
i will bo made on behalf of the
by Mayor Bishop, on behalf of tho
by Governor Chamberlain, and
Senator George C. Drowncll. of
kamns county, will voice the wol-
01 uio legislative committee.
n. Hallle I'arrlsh Hinges, the pop.
IslnRer of Salem, will sing, and
mtiElc will also be furnished by
3olcm Choral Union. Tho 0. A.
Jio Phlllpplno veterans and tho
an National Guard will bo pros-
i a hotly to mnnifost their respect,
Kbrganlzatlons. for Uio nation's
Nothing will be left umlono
can add to tho rlbute that nil
!n desires to pay to rresirtent
Bvdu
fJhtdgo Gea H Uurnett, chalrmnn
o local committee on arrango-
wlll be master of ceremonies.
'resident's special train will ur-
n Salem at 9 o'clock a. m., and
be met by the reception commit-
jundcr escort of tho Salem mill'
rjrnmpanj', xne pany win ue iok-
carnages (o Marion square, a uis-
o or three-quarter or a nillo,
ugh tho best part of the city. Tho
so will bo as follows (ram tho pas-
or depot
Down Twelfth to Stale, down Slalo
JSTCommerelnl, north on Commercial
teiMarloii. west on Marlon to Front,
worth on Front to Union, thouce Into
tho7 square, whero tho school children
will have already been massed.
Tho President will make n brief ml-
dreaii? and hear th? children sing
"America," after which the party will
proceed In carriages to tho capltol
along the following ceurse: Host on
UnloUj to Commercial, south on Com
mercial U) Center, oast on Center to
lUghrsouth on High to Court, oast on
Court to capltol, thouce to tho east
ranco to the capltol. whero tho
exercise will tako place.
The programs Is as follews:
Song- Salem Choral Union.
(X'ddress- Mayor C. P. Bishop.
Address- Governor Chaniborlaln.
Wddress Senator Drownoll.
-,Song- Hallle Parrlsh Hinges.
' Address President Hoosevelt.
Song- Salem Choral Union.
Tho. lcclslatlvo commlttoo. appoint-
yjofact with thi? governor In reoolv-
lUfZMlllv 1 TlBiut'lH, lit us luiiunn; ovim-
toranrownell of Clackamas. Kuykon
dall of I one Carter of Jackson. Crol-
f nan of Marlon and Wehrung of Wash
ington; Itepresontatlvos Harris of
LniiojKddy of Tillamook. Hanks of
Multnomah Gault of Washington,
Halo? of Josephine, Hermann of Coos,
Jones or Lincoln. Galloway or urn-
duuwarui
bllTd
a uiiycu oi i. inn.
Grand Army Men.
ant Flames and Commander
Kftftiin. of the Salem G. A. It., re-
5eSthe attention of all the com-
TMiMTor SLHigwicK ron ana or an tun
&j4Sel of tho Civil War. They have
tieeJtVormally Invited and requested
uySthW u-eneral committee on tho re-
JeeuUpn of I'resldont Roosevelt and
hlsTjarty to Join In that reception, nnd
Ifoha a miard of honor through which
ShtjJPrcaldent and" his party will pass
TranUielr way to tho state house. The
veiefana are to form In a double line.
facjng each other, on tho east side or
,th'(at&to house, and It Ms' oxpeeted
UifttMwo or three hundred men will
bjln line All the membora nnd or-
wyetornn Is Invited to turn out with
HS-agWICK 1081 in noiior ui uio i-rroi-
Meet at Tumor oiook at s
o'clock a. m.f Thursday May 21st
tM Care of the Children.
rSJISalem school teacher who ex-
, to tako the children of hor room
IoTpk Itoosovelt speech In Marlon
iswsftru suggests that the parents bo
LfiTaasmrod to tako chargo of the little
ffsslaillramedlatolv after tho close of
tMSTJisorcIses. This seems like a rea
soMfclo renuest. aa It will be Impos
slblelfor tho teachers to pilot alUuio
lltttojones to their rcspoctlve home&J
AUe8'- uio pun-nia ty uiu i)iuui-r
cr.Wren suouiu do prejwrea 10 iook
ftVfthem.
His Place In Life,
rich resident of Now York was
cd what he Intended making of his
ngest son, wno is now at xaia
lauehed. "Nothing. I mado tho
est a lawyer tho second a doctor,
i third a preacher, and tho fourth
tgtock broker All are dissausHea
ey complain I put mem inio me
ng niches. oo, m" b
iniiroi in i-ntnir to havo his own
v thnnl it i havA not even faintly
Mnted at what I should llko for him
to go In for Vhen he was at homo
'Christmas some one put tho question
Consumption
tti winar nrnnA ttnA ripfldlr Of All
Ulseases, as well aa pneumonia, and
til Lung Troubles are relieved at once
And cured by Acker's English Remedy
Kths king of all Cough Cure" Cures
Coughs and Colds la a day. 2S cents.
Your money back If dissatisfied.
Write for free sample, w. - uooKflr
To'SlnrrarhTsaTa Vtf,wl.,,VR!r,VN&
"a..unerai, director,. Thau nearly
Killed me at first, but I .am growing
touu oi mo men. Undertaker, qh?
Never! Ho will not bo an undertaker
but a funeral director. flin ntiut'n
are sensible, and 1 don't think we;
Shall tin nnhftmtvl .if Mm " ' '
"Hob tells me." continued Uie fath-'
er. that most of our funeral clstotns
are as old as Home; that. In fact, Uidy
are derived from tho Homans. And
ho says that nothlnc new. In funerals
has been tried In centuries. He sees
a big field to lmurovu. Ho snvR hn
win mane iioo.ooo a year. Ho will
capture all the best trade. Some of
... . . 1 - --' -
our undertakers are mllllonalresL
Think of that! Ovor 2000 wreaths
wore sent to Sulla's funoral. Tho
Homans dressed In black, walked In
processions, carried InBlgnla on Uio
bier and raised a moutld over tho
grave. Dob would change all theso
things somehow. Hob has worked It
nil out and knows what he's up
against. He's original. Think of a
Yale graduato burying people for n
living. I guess I'll havo to cut him
off In my will to keep tho young ras
cal from hankering after putting me
under the sod. Ha, Ha!" New York
I'resB.
His Wife Sent
For HerMotlier
Newboro, N. J layi 1C For three
dayj-jfiV J; Krechmqr fcf Monroevlllo
lnuglHjd' 'Doctors who"nttended him
sald'TC'WasMiardly pos'slblo for him to
recoverntit he has finally stoppod
laughing and will get well, ftj-
Hp, was selxed with laughlniFhys
tprlcs Jn tho midst of thb.uxcltemcnt
of mho' burfflng" of his homo Friday
night Helflflves and friends did all
they could to stop him, but drd,' not
succeed. The sufferer kopt on faugh
Ing at Intervals ut a few minutes until
Iib was weak and practically helpless.
Many physicians were called, but
their offorts were vain for a long
time. Finally, however, tho paroxsms
becamo loos violent, and llnally
ceased.
TO CURE DANDRUFF.
It Is Necessary that the Dandruff
Germ De Eradicated.
"Destroy tile cause, you remove tho
effeat." Kill tho gorni that causes
dandruff , falling hair and baldness,
you will havo no more dandruff and
your hnlr must grow luxuriantly.
Homicide not only contains tho ilniul
ruff Eorm destroyer, but It Is also a
most dellghtrul hair dressing for rog'
ular toilet une. No other hair prepar
ation Is on this scientific basis of des
troying the dandruff germ, and none
othor claims to bo, for the simple rea
son that It Is only recently that n
destroyerdostroyer of the gsrm has
been discovered Nowbro'u Herplcldo
the only hair preparation that actual
y kills dandruff.
For sale by Daniel J. Fry. Send 10
cents in stamps for sample to Tho
Hcrplolda Co., Detroit. Mich.
Her Spring Poem.
W. D. Neeblt In Chicago Tribune.
She sat bufore her polished dosk,
In soulful rhyming mood.
And wrote a poem on the Spring
A subject much pursued.
"How blithe nnd balmy Is the nlr?"
She Hcribblod as she sa).
"I murk the plumage of the birds
Thut nestle on-tlie hat.'
"O, Oontlo Spring. Uio meadows are
With Haunting daisies porked
Th btnres are showing hosiery
So sweetly open-worked!
"Tjin rose, tho lilac, nnd the pink
Are growing on tho lawn
That sells for 00 conts per yard
I hope It's not all gona.
"Tho fluffy liloMioms mi the tios
A wltohlng pattorn traoe
It makes mo think that I must buy
Another lot of laco.
"Tho sprouting grass Is tendor greon.
m natures omen who
She UoMt not read the fashion page,
For green Is not In style
"All thjngs combine to charm tho
heart.
And make the sensos glad
'Most uvory jmper that I see
Contains a bargain ad.
"Tho prlmroso by tho river's brim,
By morning sunshine kissed
Hut I forgot. I have got to go
And talk with my modiste!"
GOOD FOIt CHIl.nitKN.
The plrasant to ttkt nif bsrmlru 'One
Mloute Cough Cat (Irr IramMllot relief
in all eates or codkd. troup una iwriniw.
Urraue It dors not pais Immediately into
the (tomacu, bat Ukes effrt rlbt at the
eat o( the trouble. It draws out tbe In
namiuntlon. beala and aootbea and cures
permanently bx emiminj inn inosa 10 con
tribute pore iUfflTlnc and life auttalnlni
oxyren to tna Diooa ana irnuw
bx F. O. Ilaai. IHJ fitate street.
and tuniaa. For aale
Pointed Paraaraphs.
a moment's ansicr may result In
year's (jf sorrow.
Tho lignter a man boib uio iuuwjj
hit tonguo gets.
Spck a eenorous man If you would
And a truly grateful one.
Too many peopio busiuku b. poiuc
acknowledgement for an encore.
tiiva tlm oaar.irolnr man half a
chance and he'll cease to so at all.
A man a avoiruupoiso naa noinins
to do with his greatness or smallness
Tior i nnihlnir like bolnc ready to
open tho door when fortune knocks.
Tbe love or some women is uh me
aguo; It begins with . chill and ends
In a fever. ......
Meno makes the mare go, but its
persuasive powers are often wasted
on the automobile Chicago Nows.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tbe Kind You Hare Always BsagM
Signature of Ovi&ffleUC&l'.
THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1903.
CAMPAIGN
i
GETTING
LIVELY
Two Weeks Remain to
Complete Congres
sional Campaign
List of Speakers on the Re
publican Side and Dates
Upon Which They will
Address the Voters
From now until the sun goes down
on tho eve of May 30th, -a vigorous
campaign will be waged In this dis
trict by tho Itepubllcnns for the elec
tion of Dinger Hermann.
Speakers of noto will be sent Into
all the counties to want tho people of
tho disastrous effect of Bonding a
Democrat to congress, and to urge
tho voters to get out on election day
and return Illngor Hermann to his
rightful place In congress. Hermann's
Itinerary for tl balance of the cam
paign is as follews:
Forest Grove. May 18, Dayton 19, 2
p. in., McMluuvllle 19, 8 p m.; Inde
pendence. May 20.
On May 21 Mr. Hermann will go to
Salem, by rXpiest. to meet President
liooMvelt. On May 22. he Is at Tole
do; Corvallls. 23: Woodburn. 2C; Sll-
verton, 20; Lebanon, 27; Grants I'ass
28. and closes at Uoseburg.
Walter I Tootle of Marlon county.
will sitenk In Marlon. Clackamas.
"Washington and Ynmhlll.
' Frank nvey. of Marlon, Is at North
Ynmhlll May 2S. Cfirlton 20. and Me
Mlnnvlllo 30.
V.. Hnfer speaks at Glendale tho
19th. Myrtle Creek 20th. Oakland 21st,
Drnln 22d. Junction 24d. Til Ford nnd
I.. 7 Harris will nlso bo at Junction
on May 23d.
Senator Fulton visits Ashland May
23d. Grants Vam 25th. Dallas 2Gth, l-n
fayette nnd Newberg 27th, Forest
Grove 28th, Hlllsboro 29th, Oregon
City on Decorntlon day.
Opo. C. Drownoll makes the welkin
rng at Medford Mav 23d. Oold Hill
ar.tli. rtosehurg 2Gth. Kugtaio 27th,
Corvnllm 28th. Independence 29th.
Til Ford will speak In Hnlsey, aclo
nnd I.obanon.
T. T. Geer will bo a lively factor In
tho campaign on date and places yet
to bo fixed.
Jv D. l.oe goes to Lincoln and
Uontou. to speak nt Newport. yald
port, nik Cltv. Sllutz nnd Philomath.
General T. J. Thorp, one of tho best
campaigners In tho stnte. nns equip
ned n rig. nnd Is making a hntisc-tn-
hotise rnnvns In Denton county, hold
Ing big meetings In all tho school
houses.
' Tuesdav evening, at Rnrlngflold. In
the city hall. Honn J. M. Shelley of
Eugonp. and I. N. Kdwnrdn and others
will address tho people on the Issues
of tho day.
-
Deafness Cannot be"Currd.
by local nppUcatlbn as tliV cannot
rencti uio diseased portion or mo car.
There Is only ono way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Dcafnca Is caused by an In
flamed condition of tho mucous lining
of tho Kustnchlan Tube. When this
tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or Imperfect hearing, and when
It Is entlrel closed, Doafn6ss Is tho
result, and unless tho Inflammation
can bo taken out and this tubo re
stored to Its normal condition, hearing
will bo destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an (nflaraod con
dltlon of tho mucous surfaces.
Wo will glvo one hundred dollars
for any cai.o of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that ennot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for , circulars
free.
F. J. CHENBY b CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, 7Cc.
Hall's Family Pills are the best
A 8WT.RT IUtEATII.
la a Defer falling- also of a bealtby
atomaeb. When tbe breath l bad the
stomach la pot of order. Tber la no rem-
a In tK.'wnrlll Mlllftf tft KfkAtA I)nMD
have been 'a driieptlc for jeara tried sU
sinus or rrmraiea. our toniinum v iv
worse. Ilr lb ue of Kwlol I beran
'.I
todol I beran te
ter taking, a few
IP weUbt, Cftlth
; wbaterar I tU
Improve
or
oil
unce. and after
bottle am full i rratored
n1 tpnffllt mnA 911 Mf
Kodol dlgeta what you eat. and taikes
me aiomaea iwm rer aaie uj ?
lloai, (Ml Bute street
As a great many peopio will no
doubt visit Portland on tho occasion
of tbp President's visit to that city,
May 21st. It Is anticipated that the
railroad company will be unable to
provide facilities to handle the crowds
on one day. Excursion tickets will,
therefore, be on sale from all stations
into Portland on May 19th, 20tb and
21st, aud It Is suggested that the peo
ple do not wait until the last day.
W. E. COMAN,
5-15-td O. P. A.. S. P CO
'Still the Favorite.
For shert order meals tbe White
House ItesUurant Is tbe leading
place. Open day and nlgbL Prompt
service.
Notice for Bias. I
W,,ln la hnroliv orlvon that Sealed I
bids will be received by tho Common"
Council of the City of Salem. Oregen,
la Cure for curlnr Indlgntlon. dtpeptfa
and all atoraach dbortferi Mm. Wry 8
l-l.V nt IV hit. IMalna K'- wrltea: "1
?mm s
H3H
V '
Though
Granting
Accomodations
on the i -
Monthly
Settlement
Basis
This Is a -
Cash '
House
Great Sale
Of Skirts
Begins Today
Dress Skirts
Walking Skirts
Theso prices will bring
n big crowd to tho department-second
floor. You'vo
nevor ha'd an opportunfty
liko this boforo. nnd aro
(Ml
nut likwly to hear of ono ognin soon.
These Prices Now
S 2 50 Skirts for $ 1. 65
S 3.50 " " $ t.92
5 4 00 " " $ 2.47
$ 4.50 u " $ 2.75
5 5 00 " " $ 3.85
S 6 00 " " $ 4.00
S 7.00 " " $ 4.50
S 8.00 " " $ 5.50
S 9.00 " $ 6.05
$10.00 M " $ 6.50,
SI 2.00 " " $ 6.50
$15.00 ' " $ 0.25
And so on all through the line. Prices
have been slaughtered for this sale.
Can you afford io stay away?
GOOD
GOODS
until the 21st day of May, 1903, at hiding must stato In their bids that
tho hour of 8 o'clock p. m.. of said day, they are corporations; and a com.
for the grading and KravcIIInK of that pany, partnership or association bid
park of Church street between tho ' ding, must glvo the names of all
south Jlne of 8tato street and the J incmbors In tho company, partnership
north line of Trado street, heroin
designated, and according to tho pro
visions of Ordinance No. 110. and tho
plans aud specifications thereof on
Mo In tho office of the Street Com
mlssloner. or for such subdivisions of
such Improvement, as will not mater
ially conflict with the completion of
th remaining jKirtlons thereof, to
wit: To Improve, aa Ticforo mentioned,
the one-half of said fhurch. street
lying along, In front of and abutting
upon the, north and .west 0 feet lot
C. block 71; (he west V, of lot 0. block
72; tho southwest quarter of lot 7,
block 72; the north 37 and 14 feet of
lot 2. block 8; tho north 1 and A
feet of lot 3. block 7; tho north and
east 14 and 610 feet of lot 1. block 7;
tho north and east 38 and 5-10 feet of
lot 2. block TV
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid a certified cheek or certificate of
deposit In tho sum of Ono Hundred
dollars, payable to. or Indorsed to.
the City of Salem, as a guarantee of
good faith on the part of tho bidder
that he will execute tho contract and
glvo the undertaking required, with
good and sufficient sureties to bo ap
nrnvAii v fhn Mavor. In case tho con
tract shall bo awarded to said bjdder.
whleh deposit shall be forfeited to.
and become the property af. tho City
of Salem, in c said bidder nhsll
....
fall to comply with either of saiji re-
nirnnta within five days Bfte - iio -
tle to hi id. of the acceptance by the
Common Council, of his bjd.
The City of Salem reserves the
right tcA reject any and all bld
deemed iinrewwsble. ..QorporatJon .
- '!. m .-. qaasjjiu i 'V"
""wruj
UT Or
C5f CUf"
Ji'1 JP t tv. -Hi
Tho most successful stores in Aniorlcft
conduct special sales. TJioy do it Jo draw
peopio to their store. It's n wnv of nd
vortisinp, and whore's belter advertising
thnu sntisfied customers? Every nrlicHJ
wo sell is worth tho price nskod for it, No
storo cai) sell goods chenpor thnn wo do
qunlity for quality prico for prico. If
you tire not satisfied with youY purchases
horo wo will rofund your money. Tlioro'a
no risk in trading horo. Judicious econ
omy will induce nn investigation of tho
offerings below.
with niching of samo mntorial.
DonH Miss this Offering
j-fJiifSli va
or association so bidding, and the
nnmo under Which Uioy do business.
Illds which do not comply with tho
terms of this notice, will not be con
sidered, nor will any bid be reWved
after tho tlrap specified above.
N. J. JUDAH.
Keeorder of tho Oily of 8lom.
S-lMOt
Notice for Bids.
Notion Is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received by the Common
Council of tho City or Salem, Oregon,
until tho 21st day of May, 1903, at
the hour of 8 o'clock p. in., of said day
for tho grading and gravelling of that
part of Ferry Street between tho
west lino of Liberty street aud tho
tost line of Cottage street, herein
designated, and according to the pro
visions of Ordinance- No. 411, and tho
plans and specifications thereof on
fllo In tho oRlco of the Street Com
missioner, or for such subdivisions of
such Improvement, as will not mater
ially conflict with the completion of
tho remaining portleus thereof, to
wlt: To Improve by grading and gravel
ling, according to tho plans and spec
ification aforesaid, tho Intersection
of Ferry and Liberty streets; the In
tersectlon of Ferry and High streets,;
.the Intersections of said Ferry street
witn Uio aiwys runn.ns nimu .
' it. a .-..I. HI...!,. m IO ami flA
"" lurvwi . .. - v.
1 7 Mil 8. and Tl anil 71. ami ucroes SA.U
Ferry street!
JO Improve as before mentioned,
the one-balf of said Ferry street lying
alone, In front of. and abutting upon
the west 4 3 of lot 8, block 19; the
PAOE THREE
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I'Haajjag ii.i-am
e"wiann ' iimm' -.
mmmw
nmam
0mim ta
r ,
WcSell
Reliable .
Merchandise
Only.
We look '
for , !
Quality
First and
Then fix the
Price
Accordingly
V'll
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ft.'i
fo;:
4 H
$1.25 and $1.C0 Underskirts
Today Only
39c each
Up-to-dalo styles in colors and
black. Petticoats you'll considor
n wonderful bargniu nt tho
price. Mado of morcoruod sal
eon somo prettily trimmed
with several rulllcs others
have deep accordian pleated
flounces flinished nt bottom
GOo t GOc Porcalo shirt w'sts
Tuesday Only
39c each
The waists are nicely mado
of good quality pcrcnlo in
in stripes. You'll savo con
siderable by coming down
for tholn Tuesday.
See Window display -
Neckwear
Narrow Kour-in Hands,
Midguts, Bows, 'fecks, in
plain nnd fuuey colors nnd'
fancy silks. A Inrgo varioty
to chooso from nt
'25 cents each
GOOD
GOODS
middle 13 or lot 8. block 19, tho cast
1-3 of let 8, block 19. lot 1. block 19,
lot 8, block 8; the west 35 feet of lot
1. block 8; 35 fret In lot 1. block 8.
belonging to I W. Ilobllu; 35 feet In
lot 1. block 8. belonging to C. II
Moore; the enst half of lot 8. block
72; the south SO feet of lot 4. block
71; tho east half or lot fi. block 71; lot
4. block 20; tlm east 21 and 7-10 feet
of lot &. bocklJp 21 and 7-10 feet lu
lot C, block 20, 'belonging to Johu
Hughes.
Kuch bidder must deposit with bis
bid a certified check or certificate of
dojKJalt In the sum of One Hundred
dollars, payable to, or Indorsed to,
the City of Salem, as a guaranleo of
good faith on the part of the bidder
that ho will executo the contract and
glvo the undertaking required, with
good and sufficient sureties .to be ap
proved by Uio Mayor, In case tho
dor. which deposit sball4be forfeited to
contract shall bo awarded to said bid
and become tho property of. tho City
of Salem. In paso said bidder shall
fall to comply with either of Mid re
quirements, within five days alter
notice to him, of the acceptance by
tho Common Council, of his bid.
Tho city of Salem reserves tho
right to rojwt any and all bids
doomed unreasonable. Corporations
bidding must stato in their bids that
thoy aro corperations: and a com
pany, partnership or association bid
ding, must giro tho uamr of all
members Jn the company, partnership
or association so bidding, and tho
name under which they do business.
HJds wbloh do not comply with tho
terms of this notice, will not bo con
aldered. nor will any bid be received
aftw tl) tlm specified above.
K. J. JUIM1I.
Reardr of the City ut Salem.
C-Uiot
r Co., Bunajo. n. y, u, j. r it i'nij-