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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO. THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1003. THE DAILY JOBHHAl. .. Bcrlppo News Association Telegrams. N 3 and 5 O'clock Editions. jST J V T m J "fc l0R WMENj TOO MUNKT Hoatettcr's Stomaoh Hltterh Is a j' te & UJUIXI BYHOFER DR0THER8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance, ally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Daily by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. Ono Week $ 10 One Month . , .35 Thrco Months 1.00 .At Journal office. At Daue's Grocery, South Salem. 'At Dowersox Grocery, Yew Park. Asylum Avenue Grocery 8tore. Electric Grocery, East State 8L modlclno that Is especially adapted to all women who nro weak or deli cate. It has a calm, soothing effect upon the tired nerves, promotes re freshing sleep and assists nature Jn tho proper performance of hor tlutfoji. Then don't experiment any longer, but get a bottlo, of. Hostettcr'B Stomach Olttora today from your druggist. You'll feel Its bonoflclal effect from the first dose. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHtl wSfia siiIMKbi 4IIIHIIIIIIIIMHHIIIII WOT RUN DY A CALIFORNIA SYN DICATE. Tho Journal has been taken to task for saying Its Portland namesako was jrun-by a California syndicate. "VVo aro Informed that tho Portland Journal Is owned "lock, stock and bar -rel" by Portland people. It Is reliably stated that the hadd Shanking firm aro tho largest owners, land that tho ownors all-llvo In Port land. Well, that Ib news so far. Dut Is It not a fact that a California syndicate .Is Ynanaglng 'and editing tho paper? iNow that Is no crime. Wo wish some of tho California spirit could got hold of other Orogou enterprises, as well as nowspapors. But why fight shy of tho fact that the managing editor, Mr. Tyler, Is 'from tho San Francisco Kanilnor. and a vory clever man? Why dony that the sporting editor Is a San Francisco man, and a very good one, too? Is not tho telograph editor, nnd nearly overy man of promlnenco on thrj paper a 8an FranclBco Importn--t'lonT yas not ov,ery Oregon ninn turned out of positions of prominence, except C S. Jackson, u fine Southorn gentle man, who prldo hlmsolf on being a Vjrglnlau? Is there n man left on tho paper who knows Oregon history, or who Is familiar with Oregon politics, or Ore gon people? Evon 1-athrop Is doing outsldo work. This may bo nil right, but why deny It? EUGENE ENTERPRISE. T?ho -Journal Is not ono-of thoso pa yors thut Is always hunting for funny nnd disparaging things to say about lt neighbors. On lljp other hand, It believe In -sWlng thorn a long credit mark, when there Is a favorable- opportunity, and thoy deserve IL ,'ho ulty of Kugono doaorvos two Toiiij credit marks for tho way that community takes hold of tho public 'schools and baseball. A )25 000 high school building Is go ng up thoro. and a full four-year course hna beon established, with 250 pupils enroled. ., ' nuTnjj 'jfiajt thoy wire short on SoodpasQbtxll pjnyors. when tho last Shalom game was pulled off," there showed up n number of 'Frisco play tirsT It Is reported that they had tho un mitigated nerve nnd basoball gall to Import hovm men from California, and valppe,d the Albany team good. That rs showing a proper respect for iho national game, anyhow, and It Is possible that tho valley baaeball players will all learn somotlilng. Eugene Is setting a warm paco for the reat of tho towns of Western Or egon, and, whllo not up to tho Capital City, la doing first rate. It Is tho, spirit of gouorous omula t Ion -and llboral enterprise that makes a city. In thoso strenuous days, and ICugono haa got tho fever badly. A GRAND APPOINTMENT. Hon. B. O. Qlltner. who was for twelvo years assistant at tho secre tary of statfl'a oQlco. bus been elected clerk of the World's Fair board. Mr. Glllnor la a very competent of. flco holder, having also been recolvor of tho Stato Insurance Company. Thft World's Fnir tinard ban a ma. Jorlty who aro Democrats, but thoy! olecWa iVopubJlcan aocrotary, Tho. sanio people who. ran tho,Chl?a' KO exhibit for Oregon, the Omaha cx hlblt. and otir Ushll'IN fo Oc?gw, will run this fair. jTljpy will aecgmnltyh, ho same wagj lilficout hikiobs In oxpondlug public) monoV. and tho magnificent results, ttemlliiK tho bringing of psoplo to Oregon, President Jeff Moyers and Secretary Ed. Glltnor tiro a Btrong pair to put behind any public ontorprlso, with an appropriation behind It. Mr. Qlltnor's uncle Is ono of tho.dU rectors of tho St Louis fair, and gets a salary of 15000 a year. These gentlemen have been con nected with tho development of Ore gon for twenty years past, nnd have been largely, responsible for tho mag nificent results ' tli at have been at tained. Tho graft dies hard in any Westorn state, but If tho fair board steers a clear, non-partisan courso, and cm ploys all worthy, competent and do sorvlng pcoplo tho result will bo great for tho tapayor. Tho 1500,000 havo got to bo spent, and it Is not c question of absorbing tho money, but getting great and un selfish results out of It. DOINGS Long List of Bills Acted Upon at This Session tIoujad$... DVSmlth .&..-. P Taylor ..-.j? i "- Most of Them Belong to the Roads and High ways, and to the Special Election : JOURNAL X-RAYS. This woathor Is "unusual." Thla weather makes domain! for an onarged browory plant. Tho hot woathor Is cooking .the strawberries on tho vinos lu Bomo caHes. What a protty paper tho Saturday Journal Is getting to be. was tho uni versal commont. Orogon ovldontly believes In rota tion of ofllco rotating out of ono of fice Into nnotheii a Mru. D. J. Fry and Win. Drown aro unanimous cholco for members of the Salem park board. Thoro was vory nearly an Ico oroam famlno Sunday, and oven some of tho best girls wont without. Salem has now three bands tho Snlom Military band, tho University band, and the Salem Marino band. Hitchcock will havo to hurry hi his working up rworvea nil over Western Oregon, beforo Hoimnnn gets to con-gross. According to Uookmau tho most road popular books In May were: I.ady Hebo's Daughtor. Lovoly Mary. Undor tho Rose. Tho Pit Norrls. Conjuror's House. Parrel of tho DIossod House. A south wind blow up last night, thla sky, and many good people Dut nnd cast morning tho sky. and wore hoping and praying for rain Oregon will havo good crops Without anothor drop of rain this summer. Still rain Is never unwelcome. Max O'Rell dlod a few days ago, and almost-his ' last words wore "I don't like this Idea of changjug my hat for a naio.r tor forty years Max had beon trying to say aomothlng witty, and his first successful attempt was fatal. For iTlm humor thoX'orvallls Times perpetrates a good onb. Speaking of William Droders having purchased a saloon of Mr. Whltehorn, and of him giving tho boys a gonulno blow-out election night. It natvoly. adds: ."Mr. Droders Ib a man of woll-known Integ. rlty and sobriety.' , . Profuse dispatches toll tho world that Choato's son and Ollvor's daugh tor aro to be! married. Tho bride, groom Is a splendid golf playor, and, sho handles a "brassy" as a cub boar Jos-ajroa3tluK wir. Tho matrimonial chain that blnda them Is 'probably tho fjpir inKs. A Saratoga, , Yt, womaji has re- olvod Judgment agnlust a mail who Jilted hor aftof &-f$ri' I courtship, Sho produced a note book In court showing that In that t)m hq had kissed hor eiactly. 123S times. Great Swat! only 1236 times In 14 years? Sho ought to take a moonlight drive with a Salem boy. A 7 ZJV- :J7 ?e tr?H.bIe ls yur h,r des not IVOJTlCtirC Ja e enough. Save your . . L Mr. Feed it with Ayer's Hair VJtof. If the erav hairs are cominc. Aver's Hair vicmr wJi , Y ' . - "'....."""&" wast, qsspr tuwr cvry unic. ri.u. FU. Roads and Highways. ' Clmd. Alld. John Iland8hnusor 4.50 $ 4.oo Clydo Itamsby .... -3.00 3.00 Chester Ralph .... 42.00 12.00 John Reas 5.50 5 50 C. S. Itlegsockcr .. 1,50 1.50 Charley Rice ..... 4G.00 46.00 B. W. Ross ...... J7.21 17.21 L. Robertson , 3.00 3.00 J. R. Robertson ..; 3.75 3.75 Joo Ryan 12.00 12.do Geo. Savago 30.00 30.00 Ii Searcy 4.50 4.50 John H. Scott 2.00 2.00 Ouy Schoff .... 630 5.30 U II. Schulz 1.00, 1.00 Stevo Selfor ' 4,50 4.50 Slogmund & Push ' 2.00 2.00 Harry Shaw 18.90 18.90 Wm. Simpson .... 1.50 1.50 Drover Simmons .. 39.75 39.75 East Snydor 18.75 18.75 A. II. Snydor 1875 18.75 O. Sommors 24.0Q 24.00 Goo. Spencer 3.00 3.00 C. Stoge 13.50 13.50 Goo. Swegle 24.00 24.00 Harvy Taylor ..., O.OO 9.00 Amos Taylor 9.00 9.00 W. A Taylor ..... 21,75 21.75 Mrs. Matilda Taylor 9.00 9.00 Earl Taylor 7,5,0 7.50 John T. Taylor .... 11.25 11.25 Henry Thlclson ... 1.35 1.35 Rant Thomas .... 3.00 3.00 J. Townsond l.JS 18.75 D. F. Townsond ... 32.p5 32.65 O. Valz ,4,50 4.50 R. II. Varley 50.25 60.25 It. M. Wado & Co.. 7,33 75.33 T Walker 20.50 26.60 H. Walker 31.88 31.88 CIiiib Walker' COO COO Walur Wallory ... WW 9.00 Fred Wattors U1 1.50 C. U Weaver 22.20 22.20 Roy Weaver 18.00 18.00 O. C. Whltnoy .,.5' 21.78 21.75 Louis Whlto 1.W 1.50 IL W. Wlllburn ... 076 0.75 Frank Wink 2.36 2.25 Woodburn Stables 5.00 5.00 J. U Wood 6.00 6.00 Earl Wood 3.00 3.00 A. H. Wolf 450 4.50 H. O. Wright 3.00 3.00 R, Zlmmonnan ".... 6.00 6.00 Chas Zosel 23 JO 23.50 Election Expenses, J. E. I.owls i 4 50 I 4.50 C. R Smith .!.... 6.90 6.90 Chas. F. Heln .... 4.50 4.50 F. U Pannd 4.50 4.50 It C. Porter 4.50 4.50 John Darby 4.50 4.50 Oeo. Krans 4.50 4.50 D. J. Grim 4.50 4.50 O. W. Fry ........ JH60 9.50 A. Mlshlor 4.50 4.50 L. Webber 4.50 4.60 Ed. Deek 4.50 4.60 Oron Judd 21.10 21.10 A. Ml Mulkey 4.60 4.60 John Ontorson .... 4.50 4.50 J. A. W. Holdccko. 4.50 4.50 Fred Stahhnan .... 4.50 4.60 P. M. Hester 4.50 4.50 TV D, Jonos ., 6.50 6.50 D. A. Jones 4.60 4.50 Leo Deckner ...... 4.50 4.50 A. M. Asplnwell .. 4.50 4.50 F. M. Lick 4.50 4.60 Wn. H. Egan .... 4.60 4.50 E. A. M. Cone .... 10.30 10.30 C. S. Hosklns .... 4.50 4.50 Jas. P. Fuller 4.50 4.60 J. 9. Vandoleur .... 4.55 ' 4.50 A. O. Dogan 4.50 '' 4.60 W. E. ller 4.60 4.50, John Scollird ....'" 4.60 ' '4!50 W. R, MoKay (,5q ' a4 5o' J,, & ' Smith 9.50' rff9,60 J,o"hn Hoofer 4.50 ' fM C. W. A. Jetto .... 4.5Q '" 4.50 R E. Osborn 4.50' ' 4J0J Sam Minturn 4.50 4U60 T. U Popo 4.50 4.60j IL D. Morehouse .. 4.5,0 4.50 I Koeneko u.5 1450J C. II Raines 4.50 4.50 T. L. Darling .,.',. 4.50.. 4.50 J. W. Young 4.50 4.60 T. M. Klrby , 4.55 4.50 P. U F,raxlor 4,50 4.5ft T. F. Walker 4.50 4,50 Geo, Collins 4.50 4.50, C. C. Worrjck 4j50 4.50 W. V. Hannegan .. 7 60 7,5(1 Oscar Rj'rd 4,50 4.50 bewls Aral 4.50 " 4.50. T. A. DlUnar 4.60 4.50 U A. Duretto .... 4,50 4.50 - t J V. HI n vV Manning1 J. E. Cutsforth .... O. J. Molsan ...-.. II. J: Hadley -.--. W. II. n Stownrdf. C. H. Work ...... Wv T. Clark ...r.. W. H. Rambo ' b S. Drowor ?, Orovor Simmons .. a y. Stcge.,i.,. EllfB stovdns iLs E. C. Wlosnor W. . Smith C. O. Rlco.j - Geo. J. Volfor .... John Soholl it,.t Alox Coylo ...... David Raraaso .... Jaa. Calvert ..v. .. Wm. Grimm F. M. Ragloy M. 'H. W. . T. Dungan ... footy ...... Humphrey West ..... Jones .'.I.. O. G. F. J. Wm. Taylor . Jas. T. Kecne A. J. Cono ... Carl Grimth . Rabt Craig .. TV. D. Patton ...... . 4.50 J. D. Darber 4.50 7.30. 4.5J)r ' 4$) 4.50 4.50 4.50 17.70 4.50 4.50 4,50 " 4.50 4.50 4.50 6.50 4.'50 4.50 4 60 4.50 .50 4i50 4.50 ' 4.50 4(60 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 6.50 4.50 6.10 4.50 4.50 4.60 4.50 7' 4- 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 17.70 4.50 '4.60 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 6.50 4.60 4.50 4.50 4.50 8.50 4.60 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 1.50 4.50 6.50 4.50 6.10 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 Among toultabto persons for school directors aro named W. T. Slater, J. C. Young, n A. Plorce, I L. Pcarco and sovoral yet to come, All these gentlemen nro substantial citizens. Brights Disease Not Rnro, but Common All Kid ney DlacnHo l Uplght's Dlncnso Tho 8th to 10th Month It Ue comes Clu-onlo and Incurable by All Known Alcnns Except tlio new Fulton Coinpoundn, which Record 81!i of Rccovcrlce. We bT betore ui s tittle work on kidney nineties by JoiMph V. Edwsrda, it. D of rhll delpbU, thst contMni'some thlngi tliiterorr1 one ought 10 know. Many people imaglua Urlfht't Dlaotts li rsro, whoa, la foot, It roTora tba wholo cmut ot ktdaer dliesits. Thlibook nou out that thakldnejri h?o but ona fuDotlon. Tit., tba ullmlntlloa of tbo ure ad wkito produoti, nd tht kll Interference with that funcilou are oalled nrlgbt's Uliease. IV. Edwards addn: "For the boneOt of pbril clana who mnjr read tbla book I will giro a list at the oatei wbleh 1 attribute to Urlsbt'l Uiotne, Tin Atbumennrla. Uongeatloa of the Kidney. Defeneration ot the Kidney. 1 VMty Degeneration ol the Kidney. Inflaminatloaot the Kidney. Uraemia. Dtieaaa of the Kidney ' ' Thai, all kidney dUeaie being Drlght'11 Dl eaae, the aerloua queetlon Is, In It aoute or chronic? Id other wordi, U It In the primary or secondary itaget Attor the elgth to tenth month It beoomea ohronlo and la tbeu Inourabla by all known meana except the Vulloa Com. pound! The ktdneya are not aenilllTO. There la often no notloe of the trouble till It haa already fattened. If you have kidney dlteato la the urtt ataue the Renal Compound will cure It quickly It It la of thoro than 8 to 10 month landing It la tho only thing known that will cure It. In proof that nothing elte will we cits olt medical work oaoTldenco that to thla time there bat been nothing that cure Chronlo lirlgnl'a Dlicase. The atookboldera of the John 1 Kul Ion Co., bualneaa aad profetalooal men ol Han FranoUoo, are the Drat people In the world to announce a potltlre cure, preaentlng a definite percentage of reeorerle (87 per oant), and firing out the llata of tba oured. all anions purely chronlo, well-deflned caaea. If you hare auny kind of kidney trouble, there la only one thlug to take. The Renal Compound for llrlrht'a DlaeaaelaltforD1abeUa,tl.a. John J. Pulton O).. iOi Wtahiegton street. Ban ftanclaco, aole oompouoden. Free analyse for patients. latspbl(t tie. We ate the aole ageata. J. M. HADERLY, Palace Pharmacy, 118 State 8t J. M. HOWELL Cash Market In Bteiner'a Fish Market, State street Fresh meats ot all kinds, hams, Bhontd dors, bacon, lard, etc. Pro mot ServlCt Phone, Main 1401. PUNCTURE PROOF TIRES ri.nn a nlr. New nnirfnr Bnrt Tires $6.00 a pair wltK sexsoa cuarantee. The new Morrow Coaster Brake put on lor $6.50 with 5 per cent off for cash. FRANK J. flOORE 109 Court St. Phono 2644 A Bad Name Is to be shunned. Pay your debts and we will let you rest at ease, otherwise, look out for the Bulletin TaW VAN ALSTINE. GORDON & CO. Expert Collectors and Tracers. Suite 4, 275 1-2 Commercial St. Phone Main 801. A. R, MORGAN A CO.. Managers NEEDHAM & CO. -PA1NTERS- Palatine. Calsoralntoe and paper HaneiDZ Work all Guaranteed. Leave orders at Savare ft Fletcher's Feed Store. SALEM, OREGON. J. BrowBSteln & Son. 1 3 Court street. Ilzhest cash price tvMfftrlikk, Pells. Wool. Tallow Miftrs: altV.fcral teakr la oW lr. Raltera! Mttatf. CLOSE Hf INSF RevealalOnly Good Points ' initho New Morrow Coaster-Brake It Is light In', 'weight? handsome in appearance, and'wll butwear;any ofher brake, made. Your dealer; has them., ' MANUfACTURCO BY eccipse machine: CO rtMina n. vf 'I " , " a o o ys 099 4 9 AS vt AWomanintbcfj yhotho sho bo tho dona recipient of a witch bonM J oroy's, Is suro to bo "A ConUi 1 man." You nmhnhiw irnn.i'l watch WO sell rnrrlft. wiiv u$ antco written na you llkv-.,i and works. So wo Inrlta nJ "i'"-""" u cicion in (dg uuuco of auiung you to thej C. T. Pomeroy.H Jowelorjnml OptlcUn, 2S3Cta,U DR. J. F. COOIi Has cotno to tho conclusion that all profession of tho healltj ft sido of tho vogetablo kingdom Is a failure When your system It m without puro blood. You will only And vitality la tin i kingdom. Poisonous drugs nor doctors' knives nor Uuttr lightning wll not romovo tho cause, but lay tho foundation for tl of discaso. Thoso poisons go Into your bones, and kill tie ILfe ol and creato all kinds of diseases, 'cancerous tumors. conimnnUoa, 1 bono diseases, etc. You must bear In mind that bis medJcJn ft dkv poisonous tonic, nor ? stimulant, nor temporary relief wMco yoa (tt poisonous drugs, whoro tho results aro euro death sooner or Uuer. ft blnmo'tho mediclno, when It takes on effect and itln up the poia discaso In tho Bystem. You must not expect to ba cured In few Un your sickness or discaso has been a long Umo coming on, ud It vOt a long tlmo to get It out ot your Bystem. It will take months or ij build a now body from tho bonos up. This Is what tho people do te! derstand. Thoy aro used to being humbugged. His medicines vt i posed of Naturo'a Herbs what tho human Bvatem rcaulrea. V7i 111 malB get alck thoy will, help thomselvos to thoso horbs, for they kin Bj atlnct, and tho pcoplo havo not, so wo havo to m&ko a study of. It S boon a llfo study with Dr. Cook. Do not get weary; this life li t and too sweet to worry out of this world. Dr. Cook Cures AH Kinds of DiM 3Q1 Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon. Man Wants BtftUA HmM IV..4 .u..4a . ItMlft ffrt!i uets It so every time M m uors ana vvinca ui us. " purity and Quality. DWflWJj prices, too. Flae olJ w leading braads. J. P. R0GER&S Wholesale and Retail li' HARRITT k LAWRENCE Sell nnr nriu.u. -- u.t-i r.mrurt thSd AHT' LETTUCE, RHUBARB, RADISHES, etc Justfti") - Gardens. tf - ANFl V.VPDvntTiXTn vrn rnrri? aPPTMf SEASON Corao and see for yourself old P. o. cwig D.S.BENTLE Wholesale aad Iktall. . ' Roche Harbor Lime, Alsen CcfO Lath and Shingles, Sand and Gt wnAriSla4 ' BuWId? MaterlaU All Klods of Heavy M1!' Work done on short notice. 181-183 ceaw. -SUMMER NORMAL SCHO0H Th. rf -JKV. National Bank Bulldlnf. 5ajem, JP$$u. 1 ..T"8 "rst term will ocen Mav 2th aad coatlaue seven vWfSiifc ? scbooi. AMressJ.j.KraM. Saleat.OreMB. rf jtSi"