The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 06, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text(" LI V 5 1 ' If RNAL. SALEM, OREGON, 3?TURDA, JUNE 6, 1903. THE DAILY JOU PAGE TWO. - anxan)nm)i 01 A """ tin it)taitui)iiHM-Ky A Good Dresser t V ALWAYS ATTRACTS ATTENTION By using a littlo judgment even the moderate salaried man l l ; ;, can areas aurncuvoiy auu iouk biwu mm uuuh '""h ' j J lot us give you a fotv pointers on Spring Suits. Our business 5 i I is to dress people and dress them perfectly. We do not and : I will not ImnHIo clothinrr that is not mado rieht. The suits wo i 1 : nnll nm rut hv skilled cutters after tho best models tailored T, ... . ' . . .. . I .! .!il. A I ; perfectly in every detail, just as mucn pains is ibkou wuu a our $7.50, $8.50 and $10 suits as with tho higher grades at S12.50. S15 and SO. Just now wo snow a wen assorted nnooi ...$tO Suite.. ', ! Each and ovory ouo guaranteed to fit and wear well. Wo have u J I Jhem in natty Bluo Sorges, Cassimoros and Worsteds, showing J ; es. won uressea men are coiuiuuuuy i niniiv (liltoront stvi 3 ! making their exit from our store and thoy leave but littlo j j UJUIIUj Willi U3 III UAUUUUU 1UI nkjuoti luniiiJ. 6. W. JOHNSON & CO. THE CLOTHIERS, 257 Commercial St., Salem 4Ov X THE MILT JOURNAL Bcrlpps New Association Telegrams. 3 and 5 O'clock Editions. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, 94.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, (1.00 In Advance Dally by Carrier, B0 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, 11.00 In Avance. JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. Ono Week i 10 Ono Month 35 Thrco Months 1.00 At Journal office. 'At Daue's Grocery, South Salem. 'At Bowersox Grocery, Yew Park. vXsylum Avenue Grocery Store. Electric Grocery, East 8tato SL l!tllllllHllllllllllllllf DFjTq nJwh:abelS IMMHHIIIIIIIIIIIIHI JOURNAL X-RAYS. The lown Idea aoomu to be nil mi'" nual flood. 'Roosevelt'n noxt torni will bo, -HtrloUy spooking, his tlrxfa. Thojtga0oiintles"dliln'tli n thine for Dinger Hermann, but glvo him ma .Jorltjiw. Salem now boaita two autos, and tho horse nro becoming accustomed to tho noise. Those warm, sunny days tho young xnau'tt fancy lightly turns toward a now spring suit. Tho only Hood, In Western Oregon Wu lUjod of strawberries and cream nnd awcot girl graduates. Corvallls Is now tho only Important town In Western Oregon that docs not liava early closing of stores. Tlhnon Ford offers, to pay that bat, 4itid Tho Journal man hasn't a white ulophant on hla bands, but a sill: hat. fjlovolaud and Dryan aro still striv ing to not got on tho same Domoorat lop)atforniiind with spmo hopes of success. Tho Drownsvlllo Times remarks: "Wonder ifvtho vota bn congressman lnfciacktmas county was "according to program' v Keep your oyo on Harney Eddy, of Tillamook. Hla county rolled up a suspicious ranja'rlty for tho Itopubll can candldoVoor-' congress. , . Judga Judah and Os. West aro get ting mighty familiar .with Carnival quoouik and swim t bayo a monopo ly f kowtowing to popular voto roy alty vegarilloss of tho envy they are arousing. X Myrtlo Crook Mall: The Daily Journal, of Salem, blow Itsolf till It Sot bluo and red In tho face, and thon published a fine spoclal edition an nouncing tho great Mid-Summer Car nival to bo held in Salem June 20th to July 5th. Dinger Hermann's doublo band shako Is not bolng mndO fun of bo much as It wns. Tho Oregonlnn must wnnt to make Geo. C. Hrowncll govornor, to glvo him n page so early In the game. We do not enro unilor what nil oh and regulations It Is dona, so there Is lots of building and lots of payrolls at Salen. Hermann will' not oven tnko the tariff off those Philippine clgare that Ileames could unjoy a 3-cent smoke occasionally. Homer Davohport Is writing syndi cate letters, roasting Roosovett for personal Innovations he has Instituted at Washington. The strawborry union with croam cannot bo bat. There are no strlkoe on elthor side, even If the cream has to be whipped. Uugoiia has let contracts for build ing a $26,000 high school, and thoro will bo 300 children to take tho fouryear course. ' In the usual Salem way a littlo J 1200 purse will bo raised by our cap italists and buslnoss men for a steam er to Independence. Tho girl graduate contluuos to hold tho boards. She sings, and roads os- says, ana raises nob with ninny a manly vest's throbbing contents. Tho Sunday bill of faro at the churches Is Interesting, as usual, and If you aro good In tho morning you can go to tho ball gomo In the after noon. Tho editor of this paper says ho has "a silk hat on his bands;" which Indicates that ho Is unfamiliar with silk tllos. Tho forco respectfully suggests that ho can get It off his hands by putting It on his head. Tho offlce dovll. Tho Oregoulan convoys tho Im portant Information that Qeb. Q Urownoll lots farmora hnvo a chow of tobacco off hla own plug, keeps a hot stovo for tholr boneflt. loans monby to poor pebplo who como to him for help, and can't l;op all his political promises. WHAT TEDDY SAID One of His Last Speeches Made on Historic Ground Paid a Glewing: Tribute to Lincoln and Grant and Made Best Short Speech of the Trip Froeport. III., June 3. President Roosevelt and party reached here from Dubuquo nt 8 o'clock and Im mediately aftorwards was drlvon to tho fllto of the Lincoln-Douglas do bato in' 1858, whoro a monument com memorating the ovont wns unveiled In the presenco of many thousands from Froeport and vicinity. At the court houso tho president was introduced by Congressman Hitt. He reforrod to the debate as an event of far-reaching Importance. He com plimented tho women's clubs of Free- port which oroctod tho monument. Presldont llooeovelt stroke as follews: "Wo mean today to commemorate the snot on which occurred one of thoso memorable saones In accord ance with which tho wholo, future history of tho nation was molded. Hero woro spoken words that How through immediate tlmo and that will How through that portion of otornltoy recorded In tho history of our race. Hero wns sounded tho key-note of the ntruggglo which, after convulsing the nntlon, made It In fact what it had boon only In nnmc, nt once united and free. It is omlnontly fluting that this monument, given by tho women of this city, In commomoratlon of the groat dolmte that thoro took place, be rocallod by tho pian whoso deds mado good the words of Abraham I. In coin and the soldiers of tho Civil War (Cheers and applnuse.) "The word Is mighty, .but had It not been for tho word the doedti could not hnvo taken place Hut without the deeds, the words would have been tho Idlost breath. It Is forever to the honor of our nntlon that brought the statesman that could plerco tho clouds that obscurad the sight of tho koenest of his follows and (eoulrt sec what the future Inovltably held. And, moreover, that we had back of tho utatosman nnd bohlnd him tho men to whom It wns given to fight the greatest war ovor waged for tho good of mnnklnd and for the betterment of tho world. "I bavo but n moment hero. I could not resist the chance that was offerod me to stop nnd dedlcato this monumont. for great though wo re gard Abraham Lincoln, my country men, tho futuro will put him on nn evon htghor pinnacle than wo havo put him. Applause.) In all history I do not bollcvo that there Is to bo found nn orator whoso speeches will last as endurlngly, as cortalnly as tho speeches of Lincoln. And in all his tory, with tho solo oxcoptlon of the man who founded tho republic, I do not think th-ro will bo found another statesman so great and so single hearted In his dovotlon to the wolfaro of his people. "Wo ennnrd. too highly honor him. The highest way wo can honor him Is to seo that our homage Is not only words; that to loyalty of words wo Join loyalty of tho heart and that wo pay honor to tho memory of Abraham Lincoln by ' so conducting ourselves as cltlionB of this republic, that we shall hand down undiminished to our children and our children's chlldron tho horltago wo received from men who upheld tho statomansblp of Lin coln in tho councils and who mado good tho soldiorshlp of Grant in tho flold." (Cheers and applause.) At 8:30 tho party was driven to the dopot and loft for Uockford. .K. to get Sununor Is tho best season results from treatment. Sohoojtlo, Barr & Darr4 Osteopaths, Opera House Block, Salem, X Dlrd Much I.Ike ftih. The "birds of afeatber" that "flock together" do not bojoug to tho penguin family, as (bey are onUrely destitute of feathers, having for a covering a kind of stliT dowu Another penguin Pevul- Llarlty Is that it swims not on,' but un der, water, novor keeping more thou its head out and when tt&bing coming to tbo surface at such brief aud rare ln tcrvuU that an ordinary observer would almost certainly uibrtako it for & Mb . f 11 1 Newcouchsarebadeneugh: KjlCl KjOUqtlS old cougfc are worst. They Zj make you think of bron chitis or consumption, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cures con- fumpnon. re oc an cases, due very many. j.c.aTS'&ti&s: An onluyabltt social hour wns spent ; nt tho informnr reception given by the socletlos to their frlcndB. Miss Julia Flold, '01, who hns been fllllng the position o& professor of mathematics nt the Ashland Normal School, Is home again, after a suc cessful season of work. Tho friends of the Unlvorslty nro beginning to gather In for tho com mencement oxerclsos noxt week. Among tho numbor nrc: J. O. Van Winkle, Mrn Dlanchard and daugh ter, Cnrrlo, dorvnls; Miss Kerr, Port land; Mrs. Richmond, Woodburn; Miss Kicks and Miss King, Oregon City; Mrs. Jones, ox 05, Brooks; MIbs Cnrtor,, slstor of Prof. Carter, Port- laud, Tho human skeleton used In anat omical study In tho scloneo depart ment osenped from tho Inborntory Thursdny night, and wns discovered yostonlay morning attentively reading tho BIblo on tho chapel platform. Tho fact that Bishop Hamilton will bo unnblo to bo In tho city to. preach the bnccalauroato sormon at the M. E. church tomorrow Is not nn entire disappointment, as President Colo- man will dollvor tho sormon. Tho Btu- donts and faculty will assemble In tho lecturo room, and march in in a body. Tho choir will havo special miiBlc for tho occasion from Gaul's "Holy City," We sell tne greatest of blood purl tiers. Acker's Blood Elixir, under a pos Itlvo guarantee. It will euro ail chron ic and othor blood polsonB. If you havo emotions or sores on your body, or nro pnlo, weak, run down, It Is Just what you need, we rofund money ir you aro not satisfied. CO cents and 11.00. D. J. Fry, druggist. o To say that osteopathy Is mnssago Im to confees Hint one has not rend tho dofllnltlons of thd now scloneo. Schodttla, Barr & Bar-, Osteopaths, Opora Houso Block, Salem. Premier Improving. Umdon Juno C Lord Salisbury Is reported much better Ul morning mA3aU1 It is the Cream that make tha eolfee appetiilnc. Poor cream hat tpolled many a bteiwait IM eouulno Economy Brand Evaporated Cream bear the above can label. Atk your grocer lor me runt kino. wmen ii wo iwrn tanuacunr kind. Merer tourt, guaranteea I absolutely pure court nunc, most nutritious ana appctuuur, iry it in your conce it beats an otaers. HELVETIA MttK CONDENSING CO. Highland, minols y ttKMKSIH-M-HH-sH-M-l-t-ftV- Willamette Jwv X2 Univetsity HuittK-Htx awtia-HH afrHU Tho year's work of the literary so cieties of tho University was brought to a successful close last evening by a Joint literary program in tho, Cjhapol and a recoptton in tho society hails after the program. The platform was adorned by tbo 30-foot WlllamottQ pennant and a large national flag. Thq program rendered was as follews: Piano solo Mary Warfleld. Oratlon'Walter Koyes. Vocal solo Blanche I-owla, Society paper Sophia Townsend, Recitation John Rolchen, Vocal duet Nollla PArso and Bes- te Coroeliu. , J. M. HOWELL Cash Market In Htelnnr'i Fish Market, State street Prenh meats of all kinds, hams, Hbonld dors, bacon, lard, etc. Prompt Service Phone, Main 1401. PUNCTURE PROOF TIRES Cri.On a mlr. Nur HonirfiirA Ba4 Tires $6,00 t pair with a season irumntee. The sew Morrow Coaster Brake put on for $6.50 with 5 per cent off for cash. FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court 8t Phone 2644 A Bad Name Is to be shunned. Pay your aeois ana we will let you jest, at ease, otherwise, look outToi the Bulletin Tfce VANALSTINE. GORDON 4 CO. Expert Collectors and Tracers. Suite 4, 275 1-2 Commercial St. Phone Main 801 A. R. MORGAN & CO.. Manasers, NEEDHAM & CO. -PA1NTERS-Palattntr. Calsomlnlnz and paper HanglHB- Work all Guaranteed. Leave orders at Sayaire & Fletcher's Feed Store. SALEM, OREGON. J. Brownstein & Son. 13 Courtstreet Hhjhestcash price MM for MMs. ptits. wool. Tallow Mftfens: alM Ureteral dMUr Ii eU , toUr art Mttakt. - 11? YOU WISH To Eat Well, Sleep Well, ocaios And Work Well Beecham's Pis You will Eat wolf, llECAfSE, br Ihtlr iplflc Action on the Micitlre OrrtM, Deeeham'. Dm MnMllon of JnlrifM and opprrulon commonly experienced, lm the oiii" L '" ""it) the Stonuch lohealthymndnlarl tnncllon. " " uditta, You will Sloop wall, lir.CAUSK Beechnm's Pills trenUr calm Irrluilonof tho Kerrom ,, . tUmnlatlre al eteanilng action upon tho Urer and K'jlnej i. UliMtion irZ rrguiAu.j, mv . . ., -.-...,-.... u .,lu VNj Brv prepared fo ., t rtorer,,-receful (lumber. Sliould ono feel rettleM aHer an icltlnr or eoi?i!i doio of Boochnm'a Pills wl qulcilf Indue refrethlnj iteep. vv,mTw tnsan You will Work well, BECAl'SE Boechnm's Pills bins about the proper awlmllatioa of the food uv to the Stomach, portf r the lllood. Inrliroralo the. Nerrom 8 jiiem, add tore to u u "'" thui endna tbo worker-rnentat cr pbraical-wlih renewed eoergj and poverV M""' Sold Everywhere In Boxes, iO cants ana 25 oont. Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year, gpSMBH TUB ahii.i raiunua ifcUIOIHEv A 10C 25c, 50c CANDY CATHARTIC BEST FOR THE BOWELS ill f Sl J I -Sr1. V A Woman in the Cat! Whether Bho ho tho donor recipient of a watch boutht it .! oroy's, is snro to bo "A ContKttU.i man." l ou prouaoijr know thxt watch wo soil carries with It our nntoo written as you like uton Mid works. So we Invite nut I spectlon and selection in full tall denco of suiting you to the (rort&l C. T. Pomeroy , Jowoler'and Optician, SS3 Ccn, ft I DR. J. F. COOE Has como to the conclusion that all profoselon ot the heallnj art sldo of tho vegetable kingdom is a falluro. When your ijstem li vai without puro blood. You will only find vitality la the Tec kingdom. Poisonous drugs nor doctors' knives nor thunder lightning wll not roniovo the causo, but lay the foundation for il till of disease. Thoso poisons go into your bones, and kill the life oi Hi and crcato all kinds of diseases, cancorous tumors, consumption, tnfl bone diseases, etc. You must bear In mind that his medicine U tot poisonous tonic, nor r stimulant, nor temporary relief which you let t poisonous drugs, where tho results nro sure death soonor or Uter. tot blamo tho modlclno, when It takes an effect and stirs up the poUou i dlseaso In the system. You must not expect to bo cured In a few your 8lcknoss or disease has been a long time coming on, and lt31,l a long tlmo to get It put of your Bystom. It will take monthi CM7 build a now body from tho bonos up. This is what the people lrfB' derstand. They aro used to being humbugged. His mediclnei o j posed of Nature's Herbs what the human system requires. Wb&J mals got sick thoy will help themselves to those herbs, for they hi"61 stlnct, and tho peoplo have not, bo we bavo to make a study ot It M been a life study with Dr. Cook. Do not got weary; this life U & ' and too sweet to worry out of this world. Dr. Cook Cures All Kinds of Diseases 301 Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon. Man Wants BotLmJe vmm But wants that I ttlerlfW wets It so every time JfiZl sore and wines of us. , we "J test on te market, MHffl purity aui duality. D'5!"S ir. orooery aeed and jf5y medicinal use sceett"y; , prices, too. Fine oil tit. - Wholesale and Retail LUBOfjJ HMirnnJWRaffi Sell more Groceries ani tetter Groceries than ANY0 LETTUCE, RHUBARB, RADISHES, etc just fro Gardens. s . - AND EVERYTHING FOR THE SPRING SEA&u Come and see for yoursolf old p. o. one D.S.BENTLEV Wholesale aid Retail. YVHOiesaie ibu nciu. Roche HarKm T .m. Alsen Czto& Lath and Shmgles, Sand a.Grl ABU SI! KlKOfi BT Hulltf U AA.f .t All Vim AM AT U1VV " -nfl wtncdiiiwsun mt,u " w-i"