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THK DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1.
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Have you Indigestion?
Have you Sick Headaches?
TaJco
Beecham's Pills
Ittl IMmwl fffllBf U ilmpjj a pooflj-wortlna amnMh-lt Mcl a DM hlp-BO attUtf
lMK nuif l, a ef Baacham'a Pill UJ JIl7 Irtrt relKf. TU
Baectiam'a Pllla fr a fw Uji and lh tnmbl wlUdUpf.
7a ewra Stofr Hemtmehe
mtk tM4tlM ma b omtatrd Monucti and a dtrtacroicat of Um dirtl orrM.
aaoham'a Pllla feat pear1 IhrmMlrr a boon (or rwnonof thai dlnrtml frtltaa and.
dUwatfett A4oMwiniDOTtbf ImmrduttniBMaBdKrtrtalMrora ftwdijiwiU aaaHa
roar tptra lo work nonnally.
Sold Everywhere in Boxes, 10c. and 25c.
GOV. LORD
RETURNS
ICUAT IN
OlIUI 111
POLK
TO SALEM
Enjoying Vacation in His Old
Home
Hx-Govornor Wm. P. LonJ, who
nerved tho Btnto of OrcRon with hon
or aa ItU cblof oxocuUvo for four
yearn, and who Is now minister to
Argentine Hcpublln. has returned .for-J
a short fut lough at Salem. He will bo
hero tho greater port of tho aummor,
and expects his family to arrlvo from
California Boon.
Gorornor Lord Is looklnc rathor!
to tho college officials, and It Is ex
pected tho entlro number of students
belonging; to tho military organization
will take part in the parade. Tho
Southern Pacific has also made ar
rangements .for hauling the various
uniformed camps residing in the vaM
Icy, and Is making every posslblo
preparation for handling an unusually
largo crowd of excursionists from Wil
lamette valley points. Corvnllls Go
zotte. Reamet Will Be Here.
Mayor Dishop last night tele
graphed an Invitation to Mn Ilcamca
to attend the reception to the presi
dent, hro tomorrow. Mr. Iteamcs
wired bis aceptance this morning. He
will bo assigned to place in one of the
carnages.
Business Houses Close.
Lighting Contract Rewwed
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dent Meet at Turner block at 8
o'clock a. m., Thursday, May 21st
The Presidential Party.
President Roosevelt.
Secretary Loeb.
had quit riding a wheel, and was now
in favor of putting a stop to the busi
ness. Pohle favored leaving wheels
on tho walk during tho winter, at
least, but favored providing cyclo
paths on every street. Recorder Ju
dah pointed out that the only way to
enforce the ordinanco would bo to
have a special officers for that pup
. ... I .- I....lt.t ... ,I.M .U.M-
fliusv, ua lb nun jiuijuubiuiu ivi itiu ivtj
ular police forco to do this work. Mr.
tlllllimillHIMIIIMIIIHHH
Htnroa -will nrnrlv nil rlonn from Hubbard thought that UlO tTOUDIC Was
8:30 to 12:30, while banks and public .that tho present polico officers were
offices will not open in
at all.
tho forenoon
COUNTY
Prominent Farmer Killed by
His Nephew at Parker
Independence. Or,, May 19. While
Bitting on hln porch last evening at 4
o'clock Alexander Kerr, an old resi
dent of Parker, four miles south of
here, wa shot and killed by his
nephew, William Peacock. The weap
on used was a shotgun, and over 25
shot took. effect In tho head, eyes and
slight, having had a severe slogo of boJjr-, M Kcrr ''"Sfred an hour be
Illness recently nn.i ni.n n. n ..,it t death camo. Peacock came to
of the warmer and damp cllmato of town .nn.d. Mr.ne'. '' bcnK
that country. Tho ox-governor was tfton to iho. co,lnt Jnl1 Ht Dallas,
heartily welcomed by many old . .Th. mu-0"Jr gave no reason for
frlonds, and Is enjoying one of tho !"" d'"ed- an(l I'earod cool and col
most pleasant recreations known to ' lH',0, when he Rvo "'mself up. Thero
Governor Chamberlain will accom
pany the presidential party to Port
land, and possibly to Kalama, Wash.,
where Governor McDrlde. of our
northern neighbor will meet them.
Tho regimental colors and ensign
of the Second Oregon Regiment, which
were carried through the Spanish-American-Filipino
warn wero sent to
Portland, where they will form the
central figure of tho decorations for
tho festivities there.
The board of nsylum trustees has
made n contract for tho purchaso of
3000 cords of slabwood from tho
Dooth-Kclly Lumber Company, of Eu
gene, at $1.35 per cord.
While searching for hold-tip men,
Polico Sergeant P. Miller, of, Chicago,
was fatally wounded by threo sus
picious characters he undertook to
arrest.
not doing their duty, or tho violations
would be stopped at once. Before tho,
matter was disposed of nearly every
member present spoke to the ques
tion, and It was apparent that the sen
timent of tho council is in favor of
circumscribing or wholly excluding
wheels from tho walks, at least during
tho summer. The matter was finally
referred to the committee on health
and police. I
Street Lighting Proposition. (
At this Juncturo the proposition
from Mr. J. J. Henry, of the Salem"
Light, Power & Traction Company, !
offering to ox tend tho present street i
lighting contract for flvo years more,
as published somo days ago camo up. ,
It was learned that Uie present con
tract does not explro until Septem
ber 10, 1904. Upon Invitation, Mr.
McNary, attorney for tho company,
spoko concerning tho details of tho
proposition. Ho stated that It would
not be practical to undertake to make
thlrt renewal take effect at the closo
of tho present contract, as under our
chatter a contract cannot be made ox-
tho
"The Best Tiling on Wheek"
Oldsmobili
"Nothing to Watch Bot th p
Judge Dallas, of tho Pennsylvania tending over flvo years. Under the
supremo court, has suggested that alc,rcum8tnnce U only practical nc
uuiiiuiiiir, uini oi renewing old ac
quaintance. Ho hoixm to regain his
formor nigged health by a season In
his favorite Oregon, whuro he can In
dulgn In Its fruits and llowort nnd oth
er good flilngr After attending the
proldPiitlal nartv to Portland, ho will
return to Salem, and will mako his
homo for tho time being at Hotol Willamette.
VACCINATION AND DANDRUFF.
There Is as Sure Prevention of Bald
ness as There Is of Smallpox.
It Is now accoptod that vaccination
renders tho vaccinated porson exempt
from smallpex: or at worst, he novor
has anythliiK but the slightest kind of
a casw. Now m n sure preventative
and cure for dandruff, which causes
falling hnlr and baldness, hns boon
discovered Nowbrn'H Herplclde. It
kills the (lauilruir germ. C. II. Reed,
Vlrtor. Idaho, rays: "Myself und wlfo
navo ueen troubled with dandruff and
railing nair for noveral years. We
inuu ninn-iiiiw wunoia oireci until wo
used NowUro's Horplcldo. two bottles
of wlilch cured us." Hundreds of
similar testlmonlr.Is.
for snio by Daniel J Fry. Send 10
cents In atntups for wmiplo to Tho
iierpicKio i;o. Detroit. Mich.
JT II
Sent to the Reform School.
- City Recorder Judah today commit
ted Harry Wwitcott, aged 13; Wllllo
King, ngpd 10. and Jacob Iluer. aged
13. to tho txfnrin school.
Harry Wostcott wns committed
onco before and has been out on good
behavior ll has been a source of
constaut complaint for somo time, and
so will liavo to go back.
King and Honor had been stealing
bicycles, and had entered Into a con
tract whereby Hauor was to Bteal a
wheel of Roy Goodhue a and deliver It
to King, and at somo future dato King
agreed to Hteal a lady's wheel for
Hauor Tho boys confessed to Re
corder Judah that Hauor had ntnlen
tho wheel and delivered It to Rauor.
who had ro-onamolcd It, nnd sold It to
a citizen of this city for 5.
King Is nn ox-reform school lad.
They will both go out today
Tho boys are holding high Jinks In
the city Jail, singing coon songs, and
causing Recorder Judah to wish he
had never been born. They seem to
tako their sentonee about as easy as
they tako other things
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Deafness Cannot be Cured,
by local application as they cannot
reach tho dtaoasod portion of tho oar.
Thero la only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
romodlcs. Dcafnca Is caused by nn In
flamod condition of tho mucous lining
of tho Kustaohlan Tubo. Whoa this
tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or Imperfect hearing, and when
It Is ontlrely closed. Deafness Is tho
result, and unless tho inflammation
cau be taken out nnd this tubo re
stored to Its normal condition, hearing
will bo destioyod forever; nluo cases
out of ton aro canned by catarrh,
which Is nothing but on Inflamed con
dition of tho mucous surface.
Wo will give oqo hundred dollars
for any case of doafnoss (caused by
catarrh) that caupt be cured by Hall's
Cntnrrh Cure. Bend for , circulars
free.
V. J. OHRNBY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 7Cc.
Hall's Family Pills are tho best
nrc report that there had been
trouble between Jhe two before. Mr.
Kerr was a member of the O. A R.
Kst of Independence. Tho coroner Is
holding an Inquest this afternoon.
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President Roosevelt's Pro
gram ,.
(Continued from first page.)
receiver bo appointed for tho Dela
ware Gas Company, of which Senator
Allco Is president
K. P. Stoelhomnier, of Jackson
county, was admitted to tho asylum
yeateruay,
CONSUMPTION
the most areaaed and deadly of all
diseases, aa well aa pneumonia, and
all Lung Troubles aro relieved at once
and cured by Acker's English RefRedy
"thti kins ot all Cough Cures." Cures
Coughs and Colds la a darM 25 enta.
Your money back if dtwallsfled.
Write for fre sample. W. II. Hookr
ft Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Pry, Dru
Special oftlcera and monographers.
Assistant Seerotnry Darnes.
Surgeon-Geneial Rlxoy.
Mr. Rosenborg, of tho Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Mr. Colemnii. of tho Associated
Proas.
Mr. Hazard, of Scrlpp-Mcltao Press
Association.
Mr. DimlHon. of Now York Sun
Press Association.
Mr. Dunn, of Collier's Weekly.
Mr. I.uckoy. of l,sllo'fl Weekly.
Mr. Lnzamlck, of Harper's Weekly.
Mr. Strohmyor, photographer.
Mr. Williams, of Westom Union
Tolograph Company.
Mr. Orooch. ot Postal Tolograph
Company
Mr. Tyre
Mr. Taylor.
Mr. Connell.
Mr. Htoiut.
Threo niosciigrH.
Tho presidential arty will be seat
ed on tho Improvised platform bolng
built below the wiper flight of stairs
at the, wet appflmch of the tapltol
building The Sal-m Choral Society
will occupy tho stops Just back of the
platform, and tho delegation of Grand
Army men will hnvo the use of the
f acinic A piano will bo placed at the
outor odgo of the upper platform for
tno use or tho singers. The wholo
front will bo decorated with bunting.
nnd an abundance of native flowers,
wnicn are now perfect to profitidon
Song Choral Union.
Address Mayor Bishop.
Address Governor Chamberlain
Address Senator Brownoll
Song. "Vive 1'Amorlca, Home of
tho Freo" Mrs. Hinges.
Address Presldont Roosevelt
Song Choral Union.
Quards at Marlon Square.
Tho following named uentlemen
havo volunteered to act as guards at
Man on square.
W. H. Sherman. I. Flnnoaan. M. VI-
osko. J. M. Munston. H, C Mlnton. B.
.V. Hughes. E. C. Mlllor. C. J. Atwood.
O. Mi Inman. W. C. Walling. E. I-.
I.ocko. C. A. Bort. W. C. Squires. Ix
Benson. W. E. Mlllor. Davo Drngor,
V. Wlllman. oOe. Patterson. C R Itn-
non. Jo.. Bcnolt, U B. Hlxson. R M.
Reoso. O W Hoillster. Web Holmeu.
The Inrfan School.
Salem Indian School will be on
hand in u body, with oftlcera. band
and school children. They will bo at
Marlon square to do honor to tho head
of their government. It seems too
bad that tho Nation's chlof oxecutlvo
cannot stop and inspect this great in-
siHuiion. ror it is ono or the most
practical examples of whot a country
con do for its wards.
Stop at Woodburn.
Mayor Coiby. of Woodburn has had
a dispatch Statlug that tho nraalilnn.
tlal party will mako a ston of n fo-
mluutos at that wlde-awako Marlon
county town. The President will
probably mako a few remarks from
his car
Road Getting Busy,
Arrangements wero mado with th
Southoru I'ncine Friday for bringing
300 Students from tho AirrliMiltiirnl
Collego to Portland during tho Prosl.
dent's visit on May 21st. Tho negoti
ations with Genoral Passenger Agent
W. R Coman resulted sntlsfnoiorilv
Mokl tea ootitlvalv cura aib
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa
tion, A delightful herb drink. Tin.
moves all emotions of this vin nnn.
duclng a perfect complexion or money
refunded. 25c and 50c. Write) to us
wires aarnpie, w. H. Hooker & Co.,
ButfaJo, N. Y. D. J. Pry. Druggists
OAHVORXA.
Butttl m m Vjb Um Mnn Bwkt
At ftsitv . . -
WfUtV
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I.MHKtBMiWtarj
lion to take would bo to act at this
tlma Mr, Henry further offered to
light nil tho school houses of our city
freo of charge. Ho further offered to
forego tho feature of tho present con
tract which provides that tho city
must pay for Installing all now lights.
Mn, Pohlo moved that tills proposition
bo accepted, which was unanimously
dono. Tho mattor wan then referred to
tho commltteo on ordinances, with in
tructlons to frame a now ordinance
covering1 this mattor. !
Street Commissioner Griswold re
ported that tho covering of tho mill
raco, on Front street. Is rotting badly.
Scrofula
Thla root of many cviU
Glandular tumors, abscesses,
pimples, and other cutobeous erup
tions, sore cars, inflamed eyelids,
rickets, dyspepsia, catarrh, read!
iichh to catch cold aud inability to
got rid of it easily, paleness, tier- nnu tl,nt t,1G 8amo ,B unsafe. Upon
..,. a. ... it.. i I motion tho streot commissioner wns
VOUSnOBS, thO Consumptive tea- Instructed to nr.lnr tl.l Imnrnvmnnnt
dency, nnd other ailments ' ho mndo.
p-n t . ArtrnMiaJ-io ,i . I Mr- Brown, of Sllvorton, who has
Can bo completely and perma- Lomo fllIlnK t0 ,,0 on j,orry Btroot
nently removed, no mattor how 'asked permission to tako some dirt
young or old tho sufferer. from a high place on Trade street for
Hood'. SnprllU wM clr.n th. d.uihur I tlmt Purpose. Referred to commltteo
if SIIm V.rnoor. Wwr.lnr. N. Y. who hl . on "irects. with power to act
trokca out with iaroMi tat., aii h.r rM. Hubbnrd moved
(m nd btkd. Tbt firtt bottle halptd ba.
uid when lb bul tnktn ill tbt iorM war all
atalrd and hr fact wm imootb. Ha wrttet
Ibat ih bu narar abuws aar tlra at tbt
lorofula ratnrolnc,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps tho
promise. Ask your druggist for it
today and accept no substitute.
that Uio re
quest of J. J, Murphy, for a permit to
bud nn Iron roof on State street, bo
reconsidered. Carried. i
Ujkmi reconsideration tho request
jwas again denied by the following
uiu. jfv, imrruwH. iiuuimni, ims
and Walker. Navs. Patlln Pnhlo Inn.
son and Stolr. Tho mnyor voted no.'
' At this juncture tho now license or-1
dlnnnco ordinanco and tho two 12th
street Improvement ordinances wore
pnssciL
Havo you seen tho 1903 model of tho OLDSMOBlItt
If not, you will recognize it. It did not havo to change it
coat or appearance, as it is proud of its prestnt standi
nnrl rwnrrl mnrin 1111002. 'Pndnv t in n S
Greater Wondet Than Ete?
"Why Because wbonover thero was quostion of woab
in mo luouuuuua iu unuy use man parts of tUoploKfi
has been strengthened boyond all questions of doabt. i
has stood the tost of constant ovory-day use. Do'
this placo it fartbor ahead of competition than ever? I
Uie ouu'iniio wom i urs.-iw3fcuu ivuiiuutuiy nun itwasli
Only Machine
in its class to mako tho run without a penalized stop
Receiving tne Highest Award
n In .nnilii nvl1f? III VlA (1 tl ntfntni in n..MM. .1 I t
11 13 VUOUJ J71VIHV. vr wv. ..w uuTiauuv til VOry UOUllI 07U 1
any other low-priced car mado.
If you are interested call and let bs
give you a rme.
Bicycles
Wo havo tho best made, including Colujnbias. Harlfordi,
Clovelands, Kacycles and Vedettes. AH prices, any equip-
mout. A9k to try one 01 our wnoeis tnoy run easy. Wt
havo now wheols to rent including a
, Dop-Fame Tandem
Otto J. Wilson
J 35 Com'I St.
Ww ra 1 I
After The Presiden
Leaves Tomorrow
H
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.To Our.
cSaiem Woolen Mill store.
for hero is where tho well dressed mou of Polk
and Marion mnko thoir clothing headquarlors. Our
Spring lines of Suits aro handsome products of the
tailoring art," and tho trimmings and workmanship
aro tho vory best.
Our $ 1 2.00 line of Men's Suits
Ate Extremely Nobby- Yoa
should see them.
The
Children
Will
Come
Too -
H
Yovt
Collar
Melts
Remember wo carrv all stvhs
in either tho two for a a quartor
or the 25o grado.
Our stock will permit you to re
plenish in every particular a thor
oughly Up-to-Date Wardrobe
which of course includes
White Vests
Summer
Skit
The Latest
Neckwear
Stt:eae,-Etc
kJjil III
IjrSEafSEJf Hi
for our Boys', Youths' and Children's Soil "
of our Salem Mills cloths, have stood the ttft Wt
years and they're known throughout tbelBr
metto Valley aa unsurpassed for genuine eerY"
Oar Cbildren's Depaftme
includes everything tho little fellow needs
Caps, HatSaSnirtSaUnde
Sweaters. Hosiery. Etc
Wo closo from 8:30 tor 12.SQ jn bono?
President.
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