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THE DAILY """ LEM. P"150"' MONDAY, JULY 6,
1903.
FACE TWO.
, .....iiinu;tintui
wimmw w '" I
iiftbe Packard Sboe
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Is Known All Over The United States.
No brawl of sJkkS his
tetter repahUfrs. The iii!
ity of tkissfcfrsis just begin
nfno be appreciated in
this vicinity- We have car-
. tfed this shoe for sometniog
.. over a year aod wr sales
are already beyond anything
we had expected, and now
that we have tested theqTftl
ily of the PACKARD bhoe.
we have no hesttency in
saying it is the best S3.50
shoe on the market today.
If you have not already tried
a pajr of these shoes don't
fail to see them before you
buy. Remember .every
pair is guaranteed to give
satisfaction, Also our
clothing and furnishing
goods department is' the.'
largest in the city, Re"
member the place.
G, W. JOHNSON &. CO.
THE CLOTHIERS, 257 Commercial St., Salem 5
f inimHHto mmftiittaii m
IT MILT JOURNAL
sXrlsfs Niwi Association Tsltgrams.
3 and 9 O'clock Edition.
V HOP1W BOTHEH8.
felly On Yr. KM In Ad vine.
Ml? Three Month. VXH3 In Advance,
elly by Carrlsr, 60 Cants Per Month.
Wkly On Yf, H-00 In Avanc.
JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY.
6no Week , I 10
One Month 35
-Three Month , 1.00
At Journal otflct.
At Dau' Oroesry, 8outh Dstsm.
At Bowrax Grocery, Yew Park.
Asylum Avtnus Oroetry Store.
Eltctrlo Oroeery, Ent Stat SL
iiltMIUIMMIIHIMMIM
UIMnUUIMIIHIIIIIII
Th Wathr.
The government forecast today I as
follow; Tonight and Tuesday cloudy,
with probable showers.
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VALE REFERENDUM.
iiavitur served IM purpose a pe
lllleal nostrum, (he referendum I
knocked out and cast alde aa worth
less by the court
Ooodbya dlrwt legislation and tho
Initiative and referendum. You havo
done your turn lu the platform prom
ties, aud arenu longer neyded.
Iswathbuclllni; politicians whooped
thee up. and thou wast to make all men
honest, aud the grafters were to be
k!llod--lu a horn.
jjfne demagogues and promlso-break-lg
smoothies of aUpartlv could cli(i
hands.aud shout for the referendum
jfTboy tuoant nothing by It, and are
doubt much, rellTd at (he down.
fjpl and disappearance of their pt de
vice to aro tho nation.
r four year Ihey could throw dust
agdTRw the air amTsay give the pec?
Iflo voice In our public affair. jLet
PUSH FOR GREATER 8AUEM.
Persons who are contemplating Im
provements or tbo purchaso of real
estate should' not bo deterred by thy
proposed suit to test tho validity of
the Qleater Halem Charter.
Tfast suit cannot bo brought until
some act has been taken to lory the
tax on thp proposed additions to j'lio
elty. and Uiat will not ho until some
time In December.
The new charter goes Into effect Oc
tober 1st In December a tax will
bare to bo lovlod for city purposes for
the ensuing year.
The lawyers who bring that suit will
probabl) consent to a speedy trial.
and an Immediate hearing upon the
merits before the suprerno court, un
less the suit Is merely brought for tho
purposes of delay.
Hut the suit should not frighten
an) one, as the 8alem charter was
passed Just as legally as any charter
that went through the legislature or
has gone through for the lost twenty
year.
Bo. push, brothers, push; push all
the harder. A little opposition will
only make the charter stand moro
(Irmly. It may cost some money to os
tabllsh the nqw charter, but It will bo
money profitably spent.
Real estate will adranco under tho
Influence of the new charter as It has
never advanced slnoe that charter wnH
adopted. No ono should lose faith In
the city because thero will bo a suit
brought to test tho charter
The right to bring a suit has over
existed. The oily of Portland, the olty
of Balom, the olty of Dallas, or any
other city cannot tako a step for
ward that will not be resisted by those
who bellavQ wo am going too Xast or
going to the dovll. Hut let us "go for
want just tho same
Shall thpar go up or down? Shall
the pledges made In the last state
platform be kept, or ahall they be
again broken?
Shall Oregon go forward along bet
ter business lines, or shall the party
bow down to recklew. Ignorant boodle-
Uaa Mitireir?
The Journal believes the people of
tfe Mate two-thirds of them R0publi
aj& demand progreW-better lead
erhlp practical results and improve
ment all akmg the line.
A legislature la always disappoint
ing. Those Republicans who imagine
all they have to do is to put up a
ticket and a platitude platform, and go
Is and wis. are mistaken. ,
Uatees the men and the program are
riant the people of this state are not
going to be easily rounded up for the
Portleed crowd, who have been doing
pontics la the name of the Republican
party.
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
Swell show should not havo that ef
fect on the person who wears them.
The Initiative and reforondum Is
dead. Log live the Initiative and ref
erendum. The Toledo Reporter has passed Into
the hands of George McClusky. said to
be one of Lincoln county's brlghtost
and ablest young men.
For his sacrifice race fqr congrees
Mr. Rearaes was made fourth of July
orator at Gold Hill No great lose with
out some small gain.
Stayton Times: A number of towns
people have Improved their residences
with paint Among the number are V.
H. Cooper, J. P. Robertson, -Mat Span
lot. J. K. Sloper, Daniel Neff and Mat
Doss.
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Does the fact that saloons aro mak
ing moro money on their slot machines
than by selling drinks arguo for a de-
cllno In drinking or an Increase In gam
bling? Aro wo growing moro sober or
less virtuous?
Tho Hon. P. H. D'Arcy delivered the
Fourth of July oration nt tho stato
prison celebration. Tho 'nudlcncoln
this case could not get away, but It
was sunnosed that corooral punish
mont, or at'east great bjjdlly suffering
had becn'dqno away with ai'tha'jt lnatl
tutlbn.
An Qxchango says: Kvon our strcn
nous President must rest. Ho hns ro
trcatedvto'8agamora Hill to enjoy for
the summer tho roposo of family llfo,
and will deny himself to all curious
callers during his retirement. Tie Is
wise In theso days who takes the rost
cure In advance of a pressing necessity
for Its application. All mon aro not
situated so thoy can do this, but many
who are so situated neglect to put on
the brakes until tho down grade is so
steep that they w III not hold.
C. W. Coulter. Jacksonville's new
painter has been as busy as a tick In a
tar bucket, to uso an old Southern
simile, since ho opened his shop hero
threo weeks ago. In addition to doing
a lot of carriage work, bo has done
some flno window lettering for Ulrlch's
model confectionery, and painted a
couple of signs for Mrs. Lyden's res-
taurnnt. and has given a coat of var
nish to the wood work of the postofflco
and repainted the front of Oeorgo Nsu
l)or"8 saloon bulldlugs. This week he
will repaint the front of Ulrlch's con
fectionery store.
ALBANY
PRIZE
FIGHT
Don't Feel Well
Have, no appetite Can't sleep
Bowels Constipated Liver Inactive.
The stomach has become weak and
needs a medicine to strengthen it
Don't waste time experimenting with
this or that remedy, but get a bottle of
HosUtters Stomach Bitters at once.
For 50 years It has been recognized
as the leading stomach remedy of the
world, and has cured thousands Try
It Our prirate stamp on the neck of
every bottle.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
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Cm.-Jv s
were In Freeman's corner. Wallace
was time keeper and Dogger rofere"
First round, both fought slug at
jlrst. McDanlols using the outer part
of the ring. In a whirlwind mixup ho
was forced over the ropoe and fell on
the floor. It was a give and tako
game, both men landing some stiff
punches. The roforeo warned Free
man to be careful In the clinches as
he committed a cloar foul.
Second round. McDanlol landed
some hard hooks on Freeman's neck,
and cleverly protected himself by
clinches. Freeman got first blood In
this round.
Third round. Freeman had the beat
of it and knocked McDanlels down
twiee. but the latter came up again nt
once and did not seem to suffer from
the blows. Several hot exchanges oc
curred, McDanlel getting slightly the
worst of It.
Fourth round McDanlel wna grit
ty, but It was npparent that it was
Freeman's fight. Chnrabors realized
the situation and stopped Into the
ring. This gave tho decision to Free
man nnd tho nudlenco was satisfied.
Tho local boy lacked training, but put
up a good light. H guards well, but
lacks steam In close quarters. A
number of ladles wore present and
professional and business men could
be noticed In tho front scats. The
contest was clear and devoid of row
dyism. Albany Herald,
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CAUTION1
This Is not a gontlo word but
when you think how llnblo you aro
not to purchaso tho only remedy uni
versally known and a remedy that has
tho largest salo of any medicine in
the world sinco 1868 for tho euro and
trcatmont of Consumption and Throat
and Lung troubled without losing Its
great popularity all theso years, you
will bo thankful wo callod your atten
tion to Doschco's German Syrup.
Thero aro so many ordinary cough
remedies mado by druggists and oth
ers that are cheap and good for light
colds porhaps, but for sovoro coughs,
bronchitis, croup and especially for
consumption whero there Is difficult
expectoration nnd coughing durlngs
the nights and roomings, tboro is
nothing llko Gorman Syrup. Tho 25
cent slzo has Just been Introduced
this year. Regular slzo 75 cents. Dr.
Stones' Drug Stores.
summer Engagements
AroWvorblally temporary In char
actor but if tho ongngomont ring
you glvo her Is tho host quality, and
sub8equont glfta aro in kpoplng, uho
will tako It for granted that you will be
a gonorous husband, and aho'a yours.
Nowhero better In sovon counties
than right hero to got ongagomont and
wedding rings, necklaces, bracelets
und tho liko than at
C. T. Pomeroy ....
Jeweler nnd Optician, 88 Com. St.
...SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL...
First National Bank Dulldlne.Satem. Oregon.
The first term will open May 4th and continue seven weeks. The second
term will open June 22 and continue till the Auirust examination. Classes
will be formed In all branches reoulred for state and county papers, also In
Latin. Short-hand. Typewriting. Elocution and Drawing. The tultltlon for
each term will te $6 with an additional fee for each of the last five branches'
More than 500 teachers of Orceon fcear testimony to the success of this
school. Address J. J. Kraps, Salem. Orceon.
W Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year, f R
gPBsM THE FAMILY'S FAVORITE MEDICINE
1 BEST FOR THE BOWELS M "i
iiaiai ! !Hf iiiiif iannt)itmi
K?T'J "M - ct n....,
ivjuasunmier Viccirciiicc ocuc jLry
Goods and Millinery,
Big reductions on all trimmed and untrimmed hats.
Quite a few dainty bonnets which will be sold for
about half price. Infants head-gear at reduced prices.
We have a large and select stock of artificial flowers,
buckles and chiffon and other trimmings which will
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
jj Greenbaimf s Dry Goods Store, j:
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;; 302 Commercial Street I
iWMill llleHMl HH l)fl8HsV
The Carnhal Fourth of July saved
our merchants digging up tho custom
ary $2000 to pay the expenses of a
celebration. Thanks for small favors.
thew hvo a vol oulJiyHflYTlltN
Who as SO Gold aSn tav tim &v
pto should nyiToithe right t5 rass
oa all matters, ttreat'md aIU reu
ibo (trailer wewr willing,
fyut It was, all 4 pojitlieal pubag
ii ux nuj unceu oy a court In on
olj the waM i'u Portland, aud' the hu
pnrnt court $ll "probably not uhject,
The topM.rtyfleatUn of ojir state
wwumwii that would have been
btuusbt shout by dlroct leklslitlon bo
wan could, forcasj. tw It U prhi the,
iHvaisivre popursuc birth should havo
ima mauKbtflred.
Wmmmmimm
REORGANIZING THE PARTY.
The Pqrtlaud manager wq bavo
been In tho business of wrecking' tho
Republican party have decided to
hav a new state chairman.
Mr. YV. l Matthews tendered hi
resignation nn luwnmlm, llnll.l
States inanb,'anatfSw tho'stnto"
committee is to tuoej and elsct a suc
cessor, -s . . - ,
There Is a deep-seated mystorlous
power controlling tho Portland ma
cnine; it nominated Furnish, - made
Matthews chairman, appoints nun like
Johnny llarrutt. and deal iu ant-hill
poimos generally.
The rwt of the state has outgrown
thla anthill style of ItepublloanUm.
aud wauts "better won and cleaner
methods.
The stae commttteo meets at Port
land Jul- 15th to select a now leader
and that vrtli bo an Important historic
al eveut for Oregon Republicanism
irarff ! M1 vr&en ypu go to bed. M
U6Q Jllt "p m get up, tired nil ihe
mire. TaUAyerVSarsaparilla and be qulcklv cured, If
tho bowels are constipated, tako Ayer's Pills, tisi
Oregon City Sport Meets an
Albany Light Weight
Frank Freeman, of Oregon City
and Warren McDanlel of this city had
a 10 round glovo contest at tho Arm
orjr last night. Freomaa was given'
thp doolslon In the fourth round be
cause one or McDanlel'g seconds1
stepped Into tho ring.
Mie naln evnt was yycedetl by a
and Will Schmidt, both of this city"
T boy put up a gamo fight aud gavd
we apectatora. the worth of their"
tuouey. The first round both mixed
pretty lively and honors were aboutt
even. Ulley had tho best of the flre
iii i ui au eeeonu rouna, but failed to
follow so oral opoulng. 8chmldt
mado It pretty warm for him before
i. . ...
tu tiuu: soungeu.
uounu numbsr throe was Itlley'a.
aud bo had Schmidt off his feet sever.
ai times. It looked llko a knockout
but Schmidt was game and stayed the
wan. iieieree Dolan save tho de
cision to Hlley
The jrlnclpah jn tho ten. round ro
wr eir corner. McDanlels flt
ccmln in the ring, followed shortly
vj newian, ixua and Chambers sec
onaed tha local boy, while Kid Gal
Bed Time
I take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I fee) bright and miy corn
plexlon is better. My doctor says It
acta gently on the s.omacho, liver and
kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It
Is mado of herbs, and Is prepared aa
easily aa tea. It Is called Lane's med
icine. All druggists sell It at 25c and
50 cents. Lano'a FamLy Medicines
moves the bowels each day. If you
cannot get it, send tor tree samples.
Address, Orator Woodward, LeKoy,
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Imbibed too Freely.
Mlko MoDonald, ono of the visitors
to tho carnival Saturday, having Im
bibed too freely In firewater walked
over the bank at tho ond of Court
street. Ho was found by Flro Chief
Johnson and assisted to tho city jail.
TWENTY YEARS TRIAL.
There are lots of good things the doc.
tors Know nothing abouL We fre
quently euro people of disease after
the doctors have given them up. If
the disease comes from over work,
dissipation, of exposure, causing weak
and watery blood, and loss of flesh and
strength, wo have the one sure rerae-
or in ur. uunn'a Blood and Nerve
Tonic Theso tableta taken with
wcais mm me iooa into
Proposals for Supplies.
Salem, Ore, Juno 0, 1903,
Tho board of trustees of tho Oregon
Stato Insano Asylum hereby Invites
sealod proposals for furnishing tho
following supplies to tho institution,
for six months ending December 31,
1903: Grocorlcs, mill feed and flour,
meats and fish, dry goods, drugs, sta
tionery, leather and findings, boots
and shoes, plumbing, hardware, tin
ware and tinning, crockery and glass
ware. Lists of said suppllos will bo
furnished by tho clerk of tho board
upon application. Samplos can bo
Sseon at the asylum, and goods must be
In accordanco therewith. All goods
must be In strict atcordance with
sample In original packages when pos
sible, and dollvored at the Stato In
sano Asylum within 20 days after tho
contract Is awarded, and bids must be
on blank forms, which will bo fur
nished, togothor with Instructions to
blddors. by the clerk, upon applica
tion. Each bid on flour or meat must
bo accompanied by a certified check
of $300, and each bid on fish by a cer
tified check of 75, and all other bids
by a cortlfled check equal to 10 per
cent of tho amount bid, checks of un
successful bidders to be returned Im
mediately, and those of accepted bid
dera whon tho contract 1b completed.
Dlds roust be enclosed in sealed en
volopes, and directed to tho board,
care of the clerk, and plainly marked.
"Bids for Asylum Supplies," and tho
class of goods bid on should also be
Inscribed on tho envelope. Price, fltJ
ness nnd quality being equal, prefer
ence wll bo given to articles manufac
tured, grown or produced In this
statfe. When a particular lartlclo Is
specifically callod for, bids for any
other kind of manufaqturo, or brands
equally as good, wilt bo entertained,
but to Insure recognition of auch bids
samples of tho articles' It la proposed
to supply must accompany them. The
Will Sell Union Oerrles.
Tho followlne grocors havo agreed
to supply tho products of tho Salem'
Fruit Growers' Union to thoir pat
rons, and tho public la Invited to fa
vor thorn with erders:
Gilbert & Baker.
Branson & Ranan.
Isaac Stelner.
Fuller & Douglas.
6-3-U U T. REYNOLDS, Sec. J
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A HUmilOAI, OPKIUTIO.S
U alwnr tlanKcrouii lo not submit to tbll
u. ,..-. Lnlf.i ..h.II u.1.. .. ...(-. ...I
uihi-uu. ,uuc uiiiii juii uavc inru uv D
hium witc-ti uaicl Halve. It will enrol
tflirn t'verjtliliiif rUo falU It has done tbla C
In tliniiHanda of i-nam 'Here la one of tht-tn
I HUdered from blood I im nnd protruding
nllea tar tnpnty ifara Was treated bj.
different miei InllHta anil nael manr reme-t
dim. hut obtained no relief until I uteii
lteWItt a Witch lintel Kiilve Two boxei ,
of tkl naive cured me eighteen months avt
and l have not had a touch or the pll"!
lnee II A. Tlntdale. Kummerton. 8. CI
1'or Illlnd. llleedtnir. Itclilnir anil 1'rotruJ
In I'llwt no remedy enuala YleWltt'a U lt bl
llaiel Salre. Hold by V (1. Ham, 1)0 Stattl
o
Your 8tepmother.
Is still horo, and aa busy ai
evor. Whon your elothea aro worn,
and dirty, or tho buttons off.
take thorn to her, at the Salem Dyolnil
and Cleaning Works, Repairing and
rollnlng; now .velvet collars put oil
overcoats; also four suits a month fol
II. Callod for and returned.
MRS: O. H. WALKER, Prop.
195 Commercial Street
o-
inm npn nu'i .. - . . .
blood, making strong toMn2Fainu!!'
and Increasing the strencth hmuVi or a b,d8. " tbTaccept or reject any
up solid flesh at the rate of 1 to Slba
per week. This means health. For
nervous prostration, loss of memory,
or a iale. aallow complexion, a better
remedy was never made. Doctors
know nothing about this remedy only
the fact that we make cures; aa we
have been doing this for twenty .yeara
we know our method to be thelright
ono. Druggists sell Dr. Gunn'a Jllood
and Nerve Tonic for 76o por bojcTor 3
i - ' Beni "T mal1 on re-
inip( m pneo. write usffor a pam
phleUelllng all about this great med
cJ?,i?Addresa Dr. Boianko Co.. Phil
adelphraPa. F-r sala at Dr. Stone's
Drug Stores, 1
,-v .JV1 ABOIT nEDTlME
sfhiM J?,HSi.E,rty UUn ". '" cu" '
irom otber lull. They da not itIim Vni
brtk down ih mucoui memVrin of the
toniach, ilnr and bowtu. but iii SJ
... :.- -.- ".-,, wv vura dt
part of a bid. Bids will be opened at
the Capitol, at Salem, at 10 a, m.,
Wednesday. July 8, 1903.
Ry order of the Board of Trustees
of 'the Oregon State Insano Asylum.
f , W. N. GATENS,
6-18,-eod-td cierk.
to . ' y
White House and the Carnival
While visiting the Carnival don't
forget that the Whit House Restau-
rant Is the leader open day and night
o
CASTOR I A
Tot Iaiants and Children.
TM Mm Hays Always Mtt
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REWARD
For any caso of (ho Liquor, CIgarottdJ
or Chowlng Tobacco Habit TrIV
falls to cure.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell, the oldest llvlnd
chaplain of tho Grand Lodge of tM
Masonic order In tho world, and, pa
tor of tho Presbyterian church, Hake
City, Or., writes: "I bavo watche
wun interest tho good results oa
talned by tho use of your remedy fd
tho liquor and tobacco habit, TribI
anf feel thaMxanjfiofely-and heartlo
recommentT-lt'to allTn need." I
Price, J12.50 per treatment,
sale by all druggists.
Salem Gaslight Co.
The undersigned has this day give
up tho management of the nboTl
named business. Al accounts d
sald.-conrVnfb5vgas, "Wolsbach sul
plieaJga8stbvos, fixtures, coke ari
coal-tar previous to this date, inclc
lng gasj bills for the month, cndln
June 30, 1903, are due and payable
thtumderslgncd. All ai;cQunti asalnj
taiu cuueuru up iu auu jnciuaing JV1
30th, contracted by the undersign
will bo paid by him pn presentation, jj
J. B. T. TTJTHILXJ
(Former) Hanager Salem Gaslb
Ca. Salem. Or..' July 1. 190S. 71
laher and Roekner e ' ,Snil7nKJ" LJE!rrtl2M."
Bears the
Signature of
Z&tf&B&
f -r rf f
..,., vw w7 ii.-7'fth V,.TT.lf " . ey
Um. W Stau strt
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Use Trib tor Liquor habit.