The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 07, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1903. &', - PAGE TWO. ' 4wywWM(iai4yyff iiZTbe picfcaro srooe Is 'Known AH Over The United States. t ' r I . r i.' yonffSfotf'oL shoes has a kfterreputation. The qual' Ity of this shoe is just bfcn-f V- niUiT,lobe appreciateaTiri " ' this vicinfty. We have Car- V riefi'.this stdl for'ojinething ,4 erajej; afiTour sales are already beyond anything we had,expected, and now b Xt thl? we have tested the qGal-"" ? ityrpf the. PACKARD JJWe. we' have no hesitency in 'saying it isthe best S3S50 shoe on. the -market today. ' if you have nol already tried - a,pair of these shues 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. 6. W. JOHNSON &, CO. j -tt r II ... stato with descriptive mattor of the country, and Its cities and principal toWnx onS industries. There are statistics about the ell mate and the crops that are very valu able Information for the home-seeker Fisheries, lumber, fruit, stock, grain, mining and commorce are fully repre sented In the pages of this book, and. the writing is fair and not overdrawn. Such advertising matter Is being dls tribute! on a large scale by tho 0. It. & N. Co.. and Mr, Craig Is to be con gratulated on this book. ' Parties who havo friends In the East who wish to come to Oregon should procure one oi inese books bul w titers. Write and get the book and see that It Is sent to your friend properly blue-iM-scIIed on subjects of Interest on which you are posted. o FAIR $ THE CLOTHIERS, 257 Commercial St., Salem J iiiiiiiii iannif !! ii8)iiai i THE DAILY JOURNAL Scrlaaa News Aaaoclatlon Telagrama. X and S O'clock Editions.' 'Sly One Year, HW In Advance, aly Thrw Mentha, 1149 In Arfvanca. a-lly ay Carrier, 60 CanU Par Month. Wekly On Yaar. 11.00 In Avanca. JOURNAtPEClALDELVEnY. Oao Wtek f. .. k -lO ; jOoa Month' ,4 i 35, 'Throe Months 1.00 . At Journal office. TAt Daua'a Qroeary, Couth Salem. ' At'lowerse Grocary. Yawi Park. Aiylum Avanua Q roc try Store. Eleetrlo Qroeary, Caat Stata St utnnmMMiimni7 HHIIHIHIHinillllllt Tha Wealhar. The eorcrometit forecast for tonight and Wednesday It fair. RIQHT EDUCATION OF WOMEN. This problem la being beautifully promoted Jowa.nl solutUtn by the Chi cago KlnaerjKMlsin Institute, a aehool (or the lilfiher training of young wo men alone the llges ot the greater and bettor womanhood. i I a The Ideal sphere for woman tho world oer hajtie$n Umni! aome. ljh bwvn the funetloue of tho hutny-ror and thtcharacler-bullcier for chlkraiolly by a union of the two, Chlld-eulliira and eblldnurture at on?n satisfy the hlghfrst claim of motherhood upon the real womanhood M our wuutry All qannot rir chll. drn of- their own from birth, but all tlruBSllnff. tfrtmuoua youus women o Tti alma of iMueatleaaJ Ilia at Gap, ttrodo houa are founded, upon, the, eala ot llftt premuUated. and put In. i doaioasUaUim by auch great oduea. Qonal rtfumara aa fVoebol and P... tihwaL All the vtudcnU (ronthd WQ8t fMh tenable dauahtara of hlU aoolil con WKtlona to the imorvat JfU who $roo Ire rjulred to perform certain do natio ihitlea every day. 4 Houae meeUnij. art held whre tho IgoliUtua fit healaatlBg aro dn. ruased, and tho school seems dotcr mined to turn nut real women who ran do and sbaro all that a woman should do and ahare. Mothers having glrla who aro ildatlned for all-nround womanly culturo should sftid for a circular or wrlto personally for Infor mation to -10 Scott street, Chicago. Iilch jitunbor, rACIPIC C0A8T NUMBER. How completely tho stato of Callfop nln mrmmwiltvfa tlu. nimn viVlhn Taa Cinq const, mayvlVseon by aglftnco at fixltna io bo a 1'uCino coasLntim . . . :. i but is all about California. . Tho Atlantic Is pot to blame for this, i It la tho common Kaatorn conccn- tlon ot tho I'aolllo coastthf bust part of the roaat being yet unkilbwn. llvodera Intoreatml lit the literary development of the various cectlnns of this country will find much to Impress them In tho conscientious July num bor. The editors announce thnt It Is very largely a California numbor. and the quality ot the workmanship and Imagination with which It la filled are abundaut evldtmee of the rich lltorary material to be found upon the Pacific eoaat The leading article. "The Uterary DevetepDient of the I'acirio Coast." by Herbert llaihford. la an eloquent and Incisive aeceunt of the Ideals and achievements of California literature. which Is amply Illustrated In the pa lters that follow, John Mulr. the ev er delightful, eontribjitea a review of Sargent's Silvia, which 1s really a Blowing hymn to the groat fareat tree of America. Other favorite and dls- tlnguUhed Cnllfornlans to appear In the uiirober rrosldonts Wheeler and Jordan. Jack Iimlon. Pmfpaior n. ley, who contribute easaya of widely tartoui Interests, together with abort story writers as Mansaret Confer tin. ham Mabel Craft Deerlng. and Mary Aiutin. rno California poet roaWs a ROikl ahowlng for their Muae. and GROUNDS ' LOOP The-Flrst One of the Tracks to be Rebuilt Supt Sprlngor today stated that the first lino to bo robullt, aftor tho South Commorcial street lino Is put In porfect order, will bo tho fair grounds loop. Tho llttlo car lino to the fair grounds "will be wldoned; and then tho tracks, by wny of tho Garden Road, wilt l6 connected, and cars will run each way on tho circle. Owing to tho difficulty of getting ties, this may not bo dono in tlmo for tho state fair this year, but will bo completed by the first of Dfccembor. But when It Is done It wilt bo a flrst-olass Im provement. Tho Journal has not known this oompany to fall ot nny promised Improvement, nnd 'docs liot hesitate to say lhaj. In all human prob ability thnt' fair, grounds loop Is as certain to be built as nhylhlpg belong ing to a soulless corporation Is certain of accomplishment Mr. Henry said today ho liked this community too well to ovor sell tho plant at Salem. RAINED MRD ; ' fSUNDAY Man lias the Finest Crop of Cherries on Record A line soaking rain fell 8 u inlay, and nil tho ganlona nnd grain crops were much bonofltted. It Is not bollovcd that tho cherry crop was Injured by tho rain, as it all fell In nbout an hour. It Is prolonged and misting ruins that swell and crnck tho fruit. 8. P. Kimball, who onus a 20-acro ehorry orchnrd on the West Salem hills, has a rocordbrvaklng crop ot Uoynl Anno chorries, and began pick ing today for tho cannery with qulto a largo force. His cherry orchard Is located on dry V-'ll land, with quite a slopo. and will btar cultivation and pruning. Ho has thinned tho trees niul kept the soil stirred until his cherries have a perfection ot color anil flavor that Is unequaled In these parts. Such a Royal Ann cherry or chard Is as good as bank atock. and It would take quite a block of thebn tor to buy, the Kimball chorry orchard- THE ROOT OP YOUR HAIR hould look like this. f,?fiS3S8Q 6u"younvt UHNUttui- r the GERM destroys and with. en It like this. "Destroy the uuta you remove tha elfctt" No Duidrulf, no Palllnj Hair, no Baldness, if you KILL THE GERM with NCWBRO'S HERPIOIDB Por sale by all drujjlsts. Price $1. ; u For sale by Danelel J. Fry. Send 10 -enta In atampa for eample to Tha Hrrolctrie Co., Detroit, Mich Prlnevlljo is crowded looking for land. with people CAUTION1 This Is nota gontlo word but whon you think how llablo you aro not td purchaso the only remedy unl vorsally known and a romedy that has tho largest salo of any medicine In tho world Blnco 1868 for tho euro nnd trontment of Consumption nnd Throat and Lung troubles without losing its groat popularity nil thoso years, you will bo thankful wo called your atten tion to Boschco'a German Syrup. Thero aro so many ordinary cough remedies ruado by druggists and oth orfl that aro cheap and good for light colds perhaps, but for sovoro coughs, bronchitis, croup nnd especially for consumption whoro thoro Is difficult .expectoration ( and coughing durlngs tho nlRhta nnd mornings, thoro is nothing llko Gorman Syrup. Tho 25 cent slzo has Just boon Introduced this year. Regular slzo 75 cents. Dr. Stones' Drug Stores. SURE CURE FOR PILES Itching Plies produce moisture and cause Itching, this form, aa well.aa Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles aro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Rom ody, stops Itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. tOc a Jar at druggists, 'or'sent by mall Treatlso froe. Writs mo about your case. Dr. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale 8tone's drac stores -o- pOMKIOT V. aUlllUlCl EU5abvuii,uia " Arcprovorblally temporary In char- nctorj but If tho ongngomont rinj you glvo hor Is tho best quality, and subsequent gifts nro In keeping, sh will take It for granted that you will lt a. generous husband, nnd slio's yours. v Nowhoro hotter iu sovon countln than fight horo to get engagement i wedding rings, necklaces, brncoleu nnd tho llko than nt P T Pnmprnv . j a viiij u Jcwolor and Optician, 288 Com. 8t. ...SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL.., ci ret Nittntut Rank Rnlldlnir. Salem. Oregon -rhn ftrcfarm win nnn Mflv Jth. nnd continue seven weeks. The Secoil term will ocen June 22 and continue till the Autrust examination. Classttl will be formed In all branches reaulredfor state ana county papers, aisoiii Latin, Short-hand. Typcwrltlnir. Elocution and Drawing. The tultltlon fcij o-irh f Am, mil i hA (s with an .ifiiiitinn,ii fee for each of the last live cranchtii Atore than 500 teachers of Oreeon bear testimony to the success of tb!i school. Address J, J. Kraps, saiem, ureeon. SrtftBIJCIltllitiHIIlmi'llil Midsummer Clearance Sale Dry 4 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. Wc have a large and select stock of artificial flowers, buckles and chiffon and other trimmings which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. . i Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store. 302 Commercial Street $ t iHlHan)fltef ! t1 ! IflKHo lanajaamm REWARD For any caso of the Liquor, Clgaretto or Chewln; Tobacco Habit Trlb falls to euro. Rev. J. R. N. Bell, tho oldest living chaplain of tho Grand Lodgo ot tho Masonic order in tho world, and pas tor of tho Presbyterian church, Baker City, Or., writes: "I havo watched with Interest tho good results ob tained by tho uso of your .remedy for tho liquor and tobacco habit, 'Trib, and fool thnt I can safely and heartily recommond it to all In noed." Price $12.50 ner treatment. Vnr mt Dr'salo by all druggists. t This is tho laBt wook of tho Quaker Doctors In Salem. Consult them in prlvato at Wlllametto Hotel, dally from 1 to 12 a. ru. tt Do not dalay that Osteopathic exam (nation you have promised yourself Mil your powers of recuperation are weakened beyond recovery. Dra. SchoetHe. Barr & Barr. Oa(eo paths. Orand Opera House. Salem. .Or. womnu can rear cbllJren In the rnit thero L tikmru . ... i... ..... etue of spiritual paronUhlp. Karle. a new Western ioet. whlett Is u It la this hub Quality of ralnd for re to attract much attention The JhlcU th achool abb Mfarrl (a quality and flavor of all the contrlbu ueraa td twM monltiW Fa tha tlons aro alnilflcant. aud It la narti.. J -- j.i .... " ny nuing mat the magaalno whfbh ftrat Introduced Brvt Harto's storleato liwtarn readoni. and which baa con stantly utilized tho beat nroae anJ verse produced. In California ihnniH In one nunaber, perform thla Interest wrvlee. Z AOVEIYTI810OREOON. ; A. L. Craig, Ooneral haaaenger agent tjlie Oreiou; lUtlroad & Navigation Co. bis out a auw linnV ..I.-mI.'S jlhla state, Waablnaton ana Idaho, and n i a oAattful publication. ft Then la a largo folding map of this Yn?r WvV u?hif$ Xur mother had thin' A VUFJri Qir Mr, but that s no reason why , JMrt,reed (t with Ayers Hair Vtgor. ,.ccrJ.i Catarrh Cannot be Cured. With LOCAL APPLICATION, as they cannot reach the seat ot tho disease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order te euro It you mt take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, and arta dlreetly on the blood and mucous aur faces. HaU'a Catarrh Cure Is not a quaok medicine. It waa proscribed by one of the best physicians In this country fw years aud la a regular prescription. It Is composed of ho beat tonlea known, combined with tho beafblood purlflera. acting directly on the mueoua aurfarea. Tho perfect combination of tho two Ingredients la what produces such wonderful re sults In eurlng Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHBNEY & CO, Toledo. O Sold by Druggist, 7Bc. Hall'a Family pnu aro the best Crook's population Increases Crook county u getting Its share ot the newcomers into tho stato.' Four hundred and elghtymlght claims of different kind have boon proved up since Jul l, 1MJ. negtnnlus about July I tho land commissioner jay that thero will be mau at his office hero from 10 to 18 proofs a day until October 1. More, than 1M0 settlers have, come Into tho count In tha last year and ovary tage from Shanlko to Trlb Co. for sale by tho Capital Drug OASTORIA, Bwitha Ui Kail VwHatt Atari Botfl -taS7X i&ysAiX Proposals for Supplies. Salem, Oro Juno G, 1903. Tho board ot trustees of tht Orego State Insane Asylum horoby Invltfj sealed proposals for furnishing following supplies to tho Institution for six months ending December 1903: Grocorles, mill food and flod moata and fish, dry goods, drugs, tlonory, leather and findings, bo and shoos, plumbing, hardwnro, til wnro nnu tinning, crockery and waro. Lists ot said supplies will i furnishod by tho clork ot tho boil upon application. Samples can scon at the asylum, and goods m in - accoruanco morewith. All go f Uso Trlb for Liquor habit, o Secured Better Rates. A special rato has been granted be tween Salem. Albany, Eugene and Roseburg. ot ono and ono-thlrd faro, to all persons desiring to witness tho baseball games of tho Valloy League. Tickets will be sold on Saturday and Sunday of each week; except that tickets may be sold on Friday from Sa and Albany to Roseburg, and from Roseburg to Salem and Albany. Tick. eta good to return on Sunday follow ing date of sale, oxropt from Roso burg on Monday following date of salo. W. B. COMAN, General Paasengor Agent. On Jane 1st the Southern Pacific Co. will resume the sale of excursion tick, eta to Newport and Yaqulna Bay. This roaort Is becoming more popular every year, and hotel accommodations aro better than' ever before, and at rea sonable rates. Season tickets from Salem to Newport 15.00; to Yaqulna, lf.50. 8aturday-to-Monday tickets to Newport, $3.00; to Yaqulna. J3.00. W. E. COMAN. 5-27-eod Gen. Pas. AconL o i Too Much Hilarity. Officer J. J. Loocore arrested George Miner, a hilarious drunk, who had previously been ordered out of town. Miner had stolon a hat from M. W. Moycra at tho Allen boarding houso, and It was just 20 mlnutea after ho so cured tho hat that ho found himself in Jail. He was given a hearlmr before Recorder Judali this morning, and was flued HO; In default of which ho went to Jail for flvo days. W. H. Green, another drunk, picked up on Sunday, waa given flvo days In Jail. INDIGESTION, is the. causa of mora discomfort than IT. V lUBot- you eat the tnlnga .that you yoa want, and that are sood for you, you aro dlatressed. Acker'a Dyapepala Tablet will mv your dlgeaUoa perfect and nrn Dyapepala and IU attendant dlaagree. able aymptoma. You can safely eat anything, at any time, IX yoa take one of these , tablets afterward. Bold by aP drogglsta under a positive guaran it? J.. ct Wey "funded If you Sasrsw-aHooKER' must bo In strict necordanco Your StBDmother. isamnlo In orlclnnl nnnkniroii whnn still hero, and as busy aajslulo''ani1 'ollvorod nt tho Stato! When your clothes are worn . Bano Asylum within 20 dayB nftor I contract Is awarded, nnd bids "must! on blank forms, which will bo nUhed, together with instructions' .bidders, by tho cleric, upon nnnllf tlon. Each bid on (lour or moat os bo accompanied by a cortlflod ch of $300, and each bid on fish by a i tifled chock of $7G, and all other blj by a certified check equal to 10 TWENTY YEARS TRIAL. cont r thP "mount bid, checks of i Thoro nro lots of good things the doc successful bidders to bo returned I tors know nothing nbout. Wo fro-1 mediately, and those of accepted. Yl maciiuj euro peopie oi aiseaso niter tho doctors have given them up. If tho disease comos from over work, dissipation, of exposure, causing weak and watery blood, and loss ot flesh and strength, we have the one suro reme. uv in Dr. Gunn'a Blcod aud Nerve Tonic. These tablets taken with Is ovor, and dirty, or tho buttons off, tako thorn to her, at tho Salem Dyeing and Clonning Works. Repairing and rollnlng; now velvet collars put on overcoats; also four suits a month for $1. Called tor and returned. MRS. O. II. WALKER, Prop. 195 Commercial Street dors whon tho contract is complet Bids must be enclosed In scaled i, volopos, nnd directed to tho bow. enro of the clork, and plainly marU "Bids for Asylum Supplies," nnd class of goods bid on should alsof meals turn tho food Into rich red ,nscr'uel on tho onvelope. Price, H blood, making strong steady nerves, and Increasing tho strength, building up solid flesh at the rate of 1 to 3 lb a per wcok. This means health. For nervous prostration, loss of memory, or a pale, sallow complexion, a better remedy was never made. Doctors know uothlng about this remedy only tho fact that we make cures; as we havo been doing this for twonty yean wo know our mothod to bo tho right uuo. uruKKims Ben ur. uunn a Blood and Nerve Tonlo for 75c per box. or 3 boxes for $2, o4 sent by mall on re- tijjfc oi price, write us for a pam phlet telling all about this mt mmi cJn,V.Addr'ss Dr- bosanko Co., Phil- aueiyuiB, ra, r-r saio at Dr. Stone's -ufi o lures, i White House and the Carnival. Whllo visiting tho Carnival don't forgot that tho Whlto House Restau- rant is the leader open day anonlgbt o Will Sell Union Berries. Tho following grocers havo agreed to supply tho products of tha Salem Fruit Growera Union to their pat rons, and thg-publlc-Js invited .to fav vor them wltfijonlerajl f " -: uunert . saxer. Branson &' Pagan. Isaao Stelner. Fuller & Douglas. 3- L. T. REYNOLDS, Sec. -o Have You Seen the Sea SerpentT ! Watch for the unique and catchy pamphlet Just tsauodJby tie passenger department of tho Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co which tells a lib Uo taia about tho summer girl's sea serpent, and sunsets at Seaside Tho story is short but well told and bapdsonyjlv illustrated. Place- your Orders, wly and avoid tho July Tun. Coplea mailed free upon application to J. O. Mayo. O. F. & P. a.. Astoria, Oregon. ' tf Trfb for alo at Danlol Frya. ness nnd quality being equal, pref-' enco will bo gfvon to articles mnnuft tured, grown or produced' In tl state. Whon a particular article, specifically called for, bldB for other kind of manufacture, or bra equally as good, will bo ontortala but to insure recognition ef such samplos ot tho articles it Is prop to supply must accompany them. board rosorves tho right to roJocU or nil bld'o, or to accopt or rejoct i part ot a bid. Bids will be oponeJl tho Capitol, at Salem, at 10 a. i Wednesday, July 8, 1903. By order of tho Board of Trust! ot the Oregon Stato Insane Aayh W. N. QATEN MS-eod-td CW i Salem Gasllaht Co. The undersigned has this day giij up tho management of tho ab named business. AH account said concern for gas, Welabach Plies, gas stoves, fixtures, coko oal-tar previous to "this date, Ind s gas oius ror tho month en June 30. 1903, are due and payablj tho undersigned. All accounts agal said concern up to nnd fncludlng JJ 5Pth. contracted by the undorslg will bo paid by him on prosentatio J. B. T. TUTHU (Former) Manager Salem Gaa Cpj.lSalTQr, July 1, 1903. n TJseyrrib for Liquor habit, CASTOR I J?or Intents ant philak-ta Tfe KM Yn H.vi kktfi Bears the Signature of I Uu.. S. M-r-