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THE DAILY JOUBHAL, 8ALEM, OWEQOM. PWIDAV, MAY
! When exchange says "Number, please' you say J
I 'G yi Johnson V& Cot No. 611" i man will ask '
! 'hatii it'?" Vpu adsw'cr "Arc youtv Spring ari3 j
'Summer Suits all in. and can you glye me a Suit to . .
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RING THE BELL
you
please and fitat a price to please and fit?1' Man will
answer, "We certainly can new goods all in- -just
come down and sec them, that's all we'ask, Will you
comer You answer "Yes " Then ring off and come
richtdown to our store and if wc don't meet all your
expectations and requirement wc will pay you for the
time you have lost.
G. W. JOHNSON k CO.
- THE CLOTHIERS, 257 Commercial St., Salem J
iioiaioio I f i i oo io i ann1
THE DAILY JOURNAL
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At Daue'a Grocery, South Salem.
At Bowersox Grocery, Yew Park.
Asylum Avenue Grocery Store.
Electric Grocery, East State St.
stopped, a terrible blow will be dealt
to the lumbering and mining inter
cstfl.
Tho development of all this part of
tho stato haa been checked by the cre
ation of, tho Cascade forest reservo
about tho headwaters of tho Santiarm
ljvt this HUbJcct bo fully discussed,
and let our whole delegation bo
aroused and Riven to understand that
tho. pcoplo of Oregon will stand no
more of tho Eastorn college dudo
statesmanship that has but ono re
sult enabling tho corporations to
steal vast tracts of public lands.
Why Not.
Go whero you can get tho best?
i Tho Whlto Houso Restaurant is the
most popular restaurant In the city.
Open day and night
0
SPEfeCHES OF
BROWNELL
AND BISHOP
Made in Welcoming
President at the
State Capital
The Former Talks of National'
Affairs Latter of Oregon ;
and Particularly
of Salem
rfB
HdEjrjiT
ismi
ftffirB
A trial W "uviiceyoti.
Are yon
olfwer from
Loss or ap-
cetite. sour
Stomach, In
digestion. Constipation,
Insomnia or
Malaria. Fever
andAtrue
tnd want to be
Mired? Then
commence tak
ing the Bitters
st once It
positively cure,
ttioia ailments
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
of
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
TICKET.
VSt MomlwtMif Conproaa First District.
.HON. HINOHll HKHMANN.
Kloctlnn day. Monday. June lsL
THE' FOREST RESERVE POLICY.
Tho Journal has nver been n sup
ltortor of the forest roserve policy,
and IwllovwrM betwwn extundliiK re
s&rves.ns soetus to bo the policy ot
Souretary of the Interior UlfbTicoalt.
and jho pointy of hpldlng them down,
as ifilvocnttHl by Hon. (linger Her
mamithuepvoplu li&uld sustain Her
m ii nn j. ,'
HermttnuV. as , commlMlpnar of tha
genural land ofnew. has mado a record
In favor of conllnltia. forest rwwrvn
tp such regions hh protr tsl the head.
patera of stream How Inn Into the
arid regions.
Jleriimnn. In hU omalM reports, has
aikod time and aaaln that tho laws of
QDngrtnM Im clmnRixl to do away with
the lieu laud swindle and other abus
m, and IwKUIfttloti te uow ponding to
that tct
HIS RECORD IS FOR THE SET
T.LER. AND AGAINST THE COR.
PORATION ON THAT QUESTION.
1I has opposed ttocretary Hitch
vook ou the mattero for th last
two ytMPi. and In his reHrts for six
Xfiors.
TTho lfct proof of his rMlsUng tho
oxtunston of forwtt withdrawal In
Wostern Oregon Is glen when Her
mann was forced by Hitchcock to re
sign. Immediately h croated a new
fuWt rwrvo all over Southwestern
Qruffnn. lift has since created n seo
Qflil rnwrvr in Jtlamath county of
yfD.000 acrwtt
The popl of Southern Oregon nn
iftrrtftaHd what the withdrawal of
nli (Hit 3 61)0.000 arrtM. since Hitchcock
iintl liU new roaimlwloner have had
fyll awny meaitB. and they also know
that Mr Itfnunnn Ik ou their stdo,
Hermann is on the side of the peo
ple In tliU matter and unless tho
rorkltNM i reati.iii of f.irest rvscrvea Is
This cool wcathor raises plenty
strawberries and cream.
The President preached a .pretty
Reed sermon at Salem yeterday.
The election do one week from
Momlny night all except the I told
you bo'h.
Thirty-six hours In Oregon, It Is
safe to say. did not start the wobs on
Teddy's ttww.
Tho proof Is now positive that both
Charley Fair and Mrs. Fair each died
before tho other.
Til Ford nnd Percy Kelly spoke at
HarrlsburR Inst evonlug. nnd they
mnke a full team.
Now that the presidential visit Is n
thloK of memory Instead of anticipa
tion. It lt time to begin to look for
wtutl to anil talk carnival.
It Is of vast Importanoe to know
that Hftrrlnian will recover from the
otitrntfJBn for nppondlcltiH that Is of
vast Import nnre to Harrlman.
The Austrian consul Miys It costs
more to live In Mfuillu slnee the
AmerlQans occupied It. but that beats
being unable to live nnywhera In It
The Journal man hnd the great
honor of being talked to. In Dutch by
President Roosevelt, anil yet some
people think Teddy W no poJItli-tun.
Tho PreeUlont was presouted with
a choice lox of Orsojiiirunes by tho
H. S. Gilo Compnur'xesWotty. and It
Is believed the coW,bgr will enjoy
them. too. .' - l
Salem weather certainly ' is to be
commended for behaSJml, nicely
while tho president waa5here consld
erttiK the Ane oppofflinltf.lt had to
act ugly. T '
t
In his speech yesterilay, the presi
dent said. "You care, nothing whether
he was a banker, a brlaklayer. a me
chanic or a wage worker or a farm
er, whether he was a Catholic or a
Protestant, a Jew or n fltjntlle: wheth
er he came from Tennessee Maine or
Oregon or California what you cared
for was whether when tho time of
i-rlsls came he would stand pat'"
Now then Joe will y. u be good
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The beginning of baldness Is dandruff.
Dandruff is a disease and can be cured.
Cure the disease that causes dandruff,
And the dandruff wilt disappear for good.
'Use only some old established remedy.
We know one tested for more than 50 years
Ayer's Hair Vigor
It cures dandruff, checks falling, makes the
hair grow, always restores color to gray hair.
u Ayer's Hair Vigor has cured my scalp of a bad case of dandruff.
It U a delightful preparation to "."
mra. if n. uuuu, uuduuiioii, ii, i.
r.e.itSL.LntiuM.
The President and his party aro
gone, and Balanites are beginning to
awako to tho greatness of tho ovent
which transpired In their midst yes
terday, ft is needless to eay that tho
day could not have been more perfocL
and all tho nrrangementa which wero
so well conceived were, as a result,
carried out to a dot. Tho committee,
tho mllltla boys, tho marshals, the
singers, nnd. In fact ovorybody, did
full duty. The ovent win tho great'
est success achieved by Salem in
many n year and will bo cherished In
tho memories of nil for a long time to
come.
Salem's streets wero In fine order,
nnd the decoration of business hous
es, as well as homes and residences,
wero elaborate and effective. Every
body entered Into the spirit of the oc
casion, nnd tho best of order pre
vailed. The only blot to mar th pleas
antness of It all was possibly the de
facing of the state houso grounds and
lawn, and much of that was unavoid
able.
In Its hasto to publish U Presi
dent's address In full Tho Journal
found It Impossible to' glvo tho re
marks of Mayor Hlshop nnd Senator
Hrownell In wolcomlnB tho chief exec
utive of tho nation. The mayor gave
somo notable local history, and up
held the credit or our town In his uu
al substantial manner. Sonntor Urow
noil's address. In bohalf of the legis
lature was a worthy effort, nnd will J
boar re-rendlng. as It revonls a broad
knowledge of public affnlrs. politics
and men. These two addresses are
given belew:
Address of Mayor Bishop.
Mr. President- Salem Is the Capi
tal City of qir state, and Is one of the
pre-eminently historical places of the
Pacific coast.
"In the years 183MS35 the Metho
dist missionaries began their Intwrs
among tho aborlglnlea of the country
nt this placo, and It was only a few
miles from here where. In 1843. there
occurred thnt memorable evont. In a
contention between tho cltlxons of the
United Stntes and thoso of othor coun
tries. In which 52 men out of 102 as
sembled, stepped off to ono side nnd
then and thoro declared that this vast
Northern Rmplro. comprising what Is
now the three commonwealths of Ore
gon. Washington nnd Idaho, should be
long to the United Stntes: and I beg
to add that the only survivor of that
historical event and of those loal 82
Americans, the Hon F X Matthlcu.
Is now upon this platform
"Following the exampU of our na
tion under your administration, by. n
law passed by our laBt legislature
and which. takes effect on this event
fuj day In our city's history, we ex
pand our municipal limits, and nt one
hound Increase our population from
tho -ir.00 of tha last census to 15000.
"Our city hns in times past been
tho home of men who have been ac
tive In local affairs and prominent In
national matters, among them lining
tho lato J. W. Nesralth. United States
senator, and LaFnyotte Grover gov
ernor and fedoral senator, and George
II Williams, who was senator and af
forwards attorney-general In the cab
inet of President Grant and the orig
inal writer of tho reconstruction act.
"Wo do not lay claim to large com
mercial prestige, hut In those things
that pertain to the practical sldo of
life. lovo of home, contentment Indus
try and loyalty to our country, we
claim to be great
"And now, Mr. President. In behalf
of the people of our city, and of the
surrounding country. It affords me
great pleasure tooxtend to you the
freedom of this municipality nnd to
say to you that we highly appreciate
this visit from yourself and your, dls
tlngulshed colleagues."
Senator Brownell's Address.
"Mr. President: In behalf of tho
legislative assombly of the state of
Oregon, we welcome you to this state
I know that I express the welcome of
each membor of both houses of our
legislative assembly. Irrespective of
oolltlcal creed. We welcome you as
President and Chief Executive of the
greatest people and the greatest coun
try In tho civilised world We wel
come you. also, because we believe
vou stand for the highest Ideals of
American citizenship
"Wo welcome you betause wo be
Hove that In your personam v y0u rep
resent more strongly than any other
public character In America the en
ergy, the pushing nnd progressive
Bplrlt of all Amortcans.
We welcome you because we be
lieve that yon represent and stand for
tho high and legitimate claim of labor
ana capital to unite without repres
sion from either in the uphuttdtng and
development of the material resources
of this republic.
"Wo welcomo you because wa feel.
Mr. President that we can se In you
that same spirit that has been illus
trated so many times by our fathers
la this, that wherever we go as a peo
ple, wherever we stand, wo will stand
for tho rlgVt and for a higher clvlllta
tlon. and wherever our flsi; Is put,
there It shall stay put.'
"Wo welcomo you because wo bo
llevo that you stand for the Idea that
a nation or a people can never stand
still; that thoy must go forward and
upward, or rise In the race will ret-
roeaae.
"Wo welcome you because we be
llovo that whatever problems we as a
peoplo have to meet, whether thoy bo
In tho coal fields of PennJ"Ja r
on tho Pacific sea or In tho ent;
that you will meet them as the Chief
Magistrate of tils country In a spirit
of high, llbornl and broad statcman.
ship, all the time governed by the
Idea thnt what Is right for us to havo,
thot wo shall have,
"And again I assume tho responsi
bility hero of welcoming you In be
half of tho Second Oregon .Regiment
of Volunteer, who served 8000 i miles
across tho sea In tho Philippine
Islands to uphold tho samo flag that
was so upheld by you and those un
der you on that July day on San Juan
Hill."
n
Deafness Cannot be Cured,
by local application ns thoy cannot
reach tho diseased portion of tho oar.
There Is only ono way to cure deaf
neas, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Dcafnes is cauiscd by an In
flamed condition of tho mucous lining
of tho Eustachian Tube. When this
tube Is Inflamed you havo a rumbling
sound or Imperfect henring, and when
It Is entirely closed. Deafness Is tho
result, and unlosa tho Inflammation
enn bo taken out nnd this tubo re
stored to Its normal condition, hearing
will bo destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten aro caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but nn Inflamed con
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give ono hundred dollars
for any case of doafness (caused by
catarrh) thnt canot be curod by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for , circulars
free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Hall' Family Pills are the best
fioon roit ciiit.nitHN.
The plMwiut to tki and harmleM On
Minute Cough Cur sW Immediate wief
In all canes of Coucb. Croup ami I.aprlppe.
becauw It doi not pm Immediately Into
Ibe stomach, but taken enVt right nt the
eat of tho trouble. It draws out the In
flarountlon. licalu and aootbcw and curra
permanently by enablllng tun June to con
tribute pure life-Riving and llfe-iuatalnlnE
oxygen to the blood nnd MMuea. lor sale
by K. O. llaai. 00 State street.
WHAT TIME PROVES.
This thing of being sick and looking
for a cure Is a mighty serious busi
ness. Peoplo are not glveu to joking
even at the first symptom of the ap
proach of tho grim destroyer. Thoy
do not want to be the subjects of ex
periment, but want mcdlcino that has
. - the test ot 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 beBt euro the
world affords. All this can bo said
ajjut Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills
as a remedy for sick-headache, dys
pepsia and Indigestion, It begins right
at the source of the trouble and re
moves the cause. We will send a
sample box of these pills free, or a
full box on receipt ot 25c. Sold by all
druggists for 25c per box, or address
Dr. Dosanko Co., Phlladcphla, Pa.
For sale at Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. 2
No Inducement,
The Twentieth Century Woman
Hut, really, Dn. Preachly. is It not
dreadful to think that there aro to be
no marriages n heaven?
The Up-to-date Parson Not at all,
dear mndom. when we remember that
thore are to be no rich men thore
Brooklyn Life
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A Woman wl
w.. -
recipient of aYfj V
croy's, l8 8uro ffi.SS'.1
nntoo-wriHlte!ti?
"" works. Bo 2? SI
iecuon nnd w '"
.!? rfwlUngg:
G. T, Pomerov
Jeweler and OntM... t '
- u,
"To say a pleasant
word to anyone "was
almost impossible."
"I w troubled -wiih (finale nrkVneu for
right )fr and .uBerrd more thu I can te) -wnIM
Mr r.uM Mwer of Oraudo, Drctlodce
Co.. Moat ' My dupotitioa waa affected tottu.u
an cxirm inai 10 aajr
a pleiaant wont to
anyone wn aimM
lmpotuMc
"I had two opera
tlont iwrtoraied by
oncuf 0i iu ,.. rd
urjeomot ihr w
but did uot rl rehtf
Then agamtt m
doctor tncl rrdrra,
I cuniBieiu-ed taliug
Di Piri.-t a I arur
Prescription and
r...l.lru M-di. a ln
toned Hit a i - i . r
aleu m the , mm. ii
brmi Vfedim' a.i
vuer
l cwitiaord tkt
trralmeut lui ti.rrr
utootha. and t- ta
am a healthy ami
netl at a wumaa .an
he 1 taiinot Ihaak.
IVxer 1-iriir imuh
t hU ktud tfttii
to inc.
Womanly dis
eases, as a rule,
spoil the "disposi
tion," because of
the extreme nerv
ousness ana utfenng they cause. Hap
ptnets a well as health Is restored to
the woman whose diseased condition
cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's I'morite
Prescription
After eight years of suffering and two
X, opewions, three mouths' ue of
"Favorite Prescription" reatored Mrs.
Moser to perfect health. Thi great
remedy for woman's ills, establishes
reuUntT, dries wealceniar drains, hesls
irtaaumutin -id ulceration and cure
female weakness.
The Common. Sense Medical Adviser.
looS large pages, m paper covers, u sent
fret on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to
?fJrT?XttS! 0f "tr Address
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, JCY.
dr. 1; F. cod
Has como to tho conclusion that all profession of th
side of tho vegetable kingdom is a falluro. When your 1 1
without puro Diooa. you win only find vitality
kingdom. Poisonous drugs nor doctors' knives do
lightning wll not romovo tho causo, but lay the founaitici,
of dtocoso. Thoeo Dolsona no Into your hnnui ..j
and crcato all klndH of diseases, cancorous tumors, cono.
Done aiscoscs, etc. xou must, near in mind that his ratay..
nolsonous tonic, nor ? stimulant, nor temnnran- .tu. . .
': WHlttJaJ
poisonous drugs, where tho results are suro death sooner or aw!
blamo tho medicine, when It takes an effect and stirs t a.
dlseaso in tho system. You must not expect to bo cured la idi
your sickness or disease has been a Jong Umo coming oa ujil
a long tlmo to got It out of your systom. It will takeraoii&iJ
build a now body from tho bones up. This Is what tht peojU
dcrstand. Thoy nro used to balnc humbugged. His mrilcisa
posed of Natures Herbs what tho human system requlrtt.oa
mala get sick they will holp thcmselvos to those herbs, for Utj b
stlnct, and tho peoplo havo not, so wo havo to make a stair tfiT
been a life study with Dr. Cook. Do not get weary; this lift at 3
and too sweet to worry out of this world.
Dr. Cook Cures All Kinds of Diseas
301 Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon.
B1.waaaMR-tMBi
Draperies ad!
Carpets
You will soomuti
ccts for joor Kite
During nil tut 1
have a Hot of fcn
samples from .till
make seltctlois.
Any ulectlnt 1
placed oa voutktl
ten days tint.
The House
Furnishing Co,
269 Liberty $ms
Stores at SkiMli
MaHalBBMlM4-laMaHWW
HARRITT it LAWREft
Sell more Groceries and better Groceries ihiaAnYMf
LETTUCE, RHUBARB, RADISHES, etc just ffCJ
Gardens.
. a Nn PvvnvTinvp. mo rprrr cPRlVfi SEA9
Prill in nrwl can frr umirsalf nl n P. O.M9M
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There aro no othor milk cans yuh
equal in wcanug qualities w 1
BUHL CM
n-i.. .1 1 . ... tlniml aOilV'
n llnn.l rln nt lionl SJTVifC OUW'',
easily, become dented and brlnj W
bona ruai uuu go m pir- . -.Vj
ruoiory imnrovir.i,i -- '.u.9'
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Can (rJcMttk. hkf -"
lui oal un in
Huh I 'Victor" Can
"Victor"
loj-lmitHlk
tlin .Milk Can fr Je Mark.
R. M. Wale
D.S.BENTL:
Wholesale and Retail.
DmN1. Ut T -,A Alcrn L.C
Lath and Shingles, Sand and GfJ
iliSS AU K,nds of IBggj
...SUMMER NORMAL SO
. First National Bank Bulldlne. $'? ?F&tl
The first terra will open May 4th as continue sevei 0
terra v, ill open June 22 and contlaue till tbe August e"
will be formed In al! branches reaulredfor MpifLfiTwl
Utln. Short-hand. Typewrltls. ElctiOB d fgffifot
arh t rat win k tf .,.i.. .. .!iji,i...w, nrMCllOliawaya'
Mortttiao500 teachers of Oreoa heartestloay
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