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-j if-sypf'' " J" IX " BBSSSS . ... , i..-1. JULY SPEC! ai See ThbStohb Now PRtCfeS and VALUES That turn the trndo on all Bts., to TMB . yMrre cv Tie Always Busy Store Corner of Court nn J Com'l. .Lattes' tinea Dusters and3 Sweaters At upcciol prices. 8eo them in ' our Couit Hi., window. Dont bo without quo on your vacation. Mwlfa Underwear, 39c worth 75c. You couldn't begin to buy tho material and make thwo garments at homo at tho price, i Boys Wash Suits, , Shirts, Mouses, Pant?, E(o TlilFBecCion should bo visited by all mothora ofjboya who4 ca.ro, or their youngsters appearance, and don't ob oct to a eavintr. I carry a complete lino of Joya' and Ulna' overalls. LUm' wnbonnota 10c, worth 26o Cororetl waiata 25c, worth up to fl.26. Illbbona, fanoy, 10c, worth nn fo 85o.' Hoao, fancy, 23c, rcc- iUr sriee EOc. Chlldrens dream off, Men' noRligco shirt, 7Go m worth Si ou. Scores of other offerings equally agood. Woinyito you to to vwrtlgate. , OAN'T advertise EVERYTHING WHEAT MARKET. Chicago, 79Ko. July Sl.-Wheat, 7BHC Poultry it BUirnf Hprltig chickens Z Poultry t attlntr't MsrksL c. .Hcni 9c. Esks Vet doicn. ISc, GOLD DUST FLOUR Mad by THI aiDNEY POWER COMPANY Idnty, Ortaon. Mftd for family ui, ask yoir xrucsjr (or It Urao ana afcerti always on kanl A. T, WALN Aeent J. M, HOWELL, i MEATS T FRESH LARD i and everything in our line The Best Only t Prompt Service. Fair Treatment; la Stelaer'a Fish Market Phoic 1401 Main aT I otsini4H.an tax ian Hay Scales First-clut iiay icalcu cow In opera tion at tho Electric Store, on Kat Slate trvt. Always ready for bul neis; A. 8 KPPLBV, Proi. 7'lS-tt ALS WANTS ri n fir I uf ' TillA 'J w Are Yo Neat Sighted We luv- .Ijm lo lit you. ARE YOU FARSIOiirfcD? We IllVe eUSSCS tO fit VJll. Wcnnt aln- It.,. ti... ..I... . i. .. At laiot scientific instruments llus Has been our business for a specialty ot testing childrens rinVT f G7. ".A"?-'1, ''''"v ftuu fvci- aucuuuu mven. m Cnats. H. Ploaeer 4,iV",,'W "! v l SQUARE y-'jf v. . "GIRLS Dr. Matthews Lecture at the S, 0. Chautauqua Says They Should be In telligent, Industrious, Independent and Inspired As a Dreliiclo to tho address of tho ovonlnK by Dr. M A. Matthews, or He- nitlo, Miss Stella 31 Caso gavo reau- Iiirs and I'ror. i. w. wen .,, i" solos. The audience was enthusiastic over both numbers, and both Miss Caso and Prof, dlon were compelled to respond to vociferous encores. Dr. Matthew was then Introduced and his subject announced ns "Tho Olrl Four Squaro." Tho speaker stands C feet and 4 Inches high, and when tin limbered for action somo of his audi tors were fenrfut that his head would becorao entangled In tho tonnls net abovo him. Ho mado a plcturcsquo mmearnnccs. Ho began his lecture I wh somo humorous comparisons bo-1 tween hTmsolt nnd Prof. Olen, tho lat; ... ,ni nT.nA,iini?iv rotund and rather-short. His stylo of speaking Is study. Tho greatest curse to tho conn direct and forceful, his sentences aro try Is tho doublo standard, nnd ho he .U..V.K.1 nnlwrnm tin. l'lllllU nK IlllO hls subject ho said that tnoro nro moro things thundorlng nt tho founda tion of tho home In this country than at anything else. Tho domestic prob lom confronts us, Is vital and must bo solved, nnd all problems ard Included In that Tho government, tho church nnd hcnvon.or hell dopends on that. ' . . ' .,. ..-. rt wm ,,.... l.ntl IJIinng ini inl " .! mnv iidiivii. vw... . iiMin Min.nno divorce In this country, talnmonts. etc.. nnd the parlors should Of tho divorces 03 por cont could havo 'bo opened to the children. Tho speak lieon avoided, tho spcakor bollovod.Jor closod with a beautiful peroration thq other " per c"t unavfiiunuio- ino boys tninK'tncro is a ueuer cuuucu boyond tho front yard goto, nnd pa rental dliclpllno seems to bo taking a prqlongcd rest Tho boys and glrjs wont to,school and tookelqcutlon les sons and learned to debato questions with tholr parents. Tho old man was at a disadvantage. Tho Rlrls must bo I built four-square, nnd that would do Mill lb IUUI'OIUniV MH ww the solution of tho problem. In tho raaku-un of such a girl thoro must bo four l's, tho first ono being that sho must bo Intolllgont Tho avcrago woman has moro sfnso than tho averago man, for WE BLOW Slnply because air is the life of our Fountain Pens-THE SWAN. It Is the only foua. tain ten havlne a perfect cir culation of air, and therefore the only perfect flow of Ink, Come In and let us show you a fountain pen that really breathes, lives and works properly. Its a 'SWAN." Pattons look Store. I Fresh Kfdctft Unit Waf,. 1 Lemon Ice at fltcuacCe Cdward Cllls. 1M Bute 6t OFFICE OF DANIEL J. FRYE, Wholesaleaad Retail DruMlst. Salem, Ore., May 18th, 1903. Geatlemen-I heartl'y approve yo ir system for collecting accounts. My experience, with you, has proven en tirely satisfactory. Any one bavin? tad accounts will do well by placing them with you forcoliectlon Yours very truly, DANIEL J. FRYE. VAN ALSTINB, GORDON &CO.. 275H Commercial Street, Phone Main SOI. A. It. Morgan & Co., Man&sera, for finding your eye icitcis many yeais and we claim tn eyes, no questions asked We Stipfd child- .uAJtminauons are tree Hinges, n 1 gT A 0UcA., . THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, sho has plus Intuition. 8he ought to know everything If sho ha an old go slplng husband. Man Is the gossip, but woman Is tho repeater, and she Is a six-shooter, too. To bo Intel! Rent a woman should study all non problems and economic questions. There should be no secrets between husband and wife, and sho should be able to tnko up his business In stress of ml ifortune It Is man's butlness to make tho fortune but woman Is tho treasurer. Scientific cookery came In for attention. There are more for tunes wrecked In the frying linn than nnywhero else. Poor cooking mado more criminals than the rum traffic. Tho mother should be Intelligent on national problems, becauso the father Is too busy to study them, and the mother must Indoctrlnato the chil dren. Do you know what makes an American cltlzon? An Insatiate love for money. Tho speaker believed In co operation. Industrious was tho second I men tioned. Ho did not believe by Indus try a competition betwo.cn man and woman In tho flold of art, science or business. A girl should not work for Icsr salary than tho boy. If she was doing tho samo work. Tho girl mtiBt mako tho homo, nnd havo corrsspond Ing Ideas, nnd understand sho Is a co partner with her husband The speak or paid an eloquent tribute to tho worklngglrl. Ho would turn tho caglo into tho nightingale and havo It sing tho sweetest Bongs over tho bed of tho worklngglrl. In tho third plnco a girl must bo Independent along lines of reform Tho country needs roform In dress. Tho spenkor did not feel like telling missionaries to Uliina 10 prencn 10 ijiu Chlneso nbout pinching their feet, when they themselves aro pinched, only In n different place.. Tho tlmo Is coming In this country when there w bo a chair In tho schools for child I IOVOB Ulttl WUmilU iiuibuu iid ii" mmnnlliln for this. Fourth n woman should bo Inspired. Inspiration Is a wo mans1 mission; It Is hor mission to mnko a home. Homos nro not built, but nro mndo, nnd tho corner stono In such a homo nro nbsoluto confidence, perfect lovo. folth and economy. It Ii.miI.1 Knntnln nil nmnftOmpntfl. Antpr- to mo motner. inianu twins" World Moves Along (Continued from Fifth Page.) breathes, Is on enrth. but, his power ful Inlnlllconrn hnn ilpnnrtcd forever. Yesterday Itampolla announced that most oxtenslvo powers nnu ueon con iiiud). UAvaW w I'M ... -... .. ferred upon him. Dy whom! Tho Sa cred Colleger it has no powers wnuo Iho pontiff breathes. Tho Popoo alone Is capable of delegating such powers, but In onlor to do so no must no in n position to act with Intelligence, and Dr. Hoesonl, nn eminent physician, bears witness to tho fact that Popo Leo Is ndorablo, but hm speech Is that of a child. "What nro thp powors conferred on Rampolla? They aro evidently spirit ual. It Is not known how far they oxtend. Tho emlnont secrctnry of Btato Is about to renew his cntourgo by cutting down tho inconvenient trees and planting Insignificant bush es In their plnco. To assumo such a responsibility, to risk such a dangor, Is nn act of courageous, devotion to tho church, because If the new pleni potentiary does not come to nn under standing with tho camerllngo. nil tho plantation will bo torn up on tho mor row of tho Pope's dentil History fur nishes no precedent for the delegation of K)wors in nrtlculo mortis." i i M i i i Doctors Get a Roasting Paris, July 21. The Matin's corre spondent nt Itme semis what he de scribe as nn authentic version of thfr Pope's end, received from the llis of M. de Nayoiuic counselor of the French embassy nt the Vatican, who was present nt the last moment Th only persons nt the bedside, on ac count of tho sniiUlnws of the room nml tho stilling atmosphere, were the Rppova1et. Contra, ills two nephews, Qr 1-npi'bnl tmu thd domestic prelate. Ctnint'CnmllJp Pdcct was so overcome by emotion and heat that he was soon obljged to go ouo At J! o'clock tho major domo opened tho door, saying: "This Is tho end." All the cardinals entered and knolt njround tho bedside. In tho throne room .thq Popo's battle against suffo cnllon could be hoard. Count Camlllo Peed Bald to M. do Naveiino "I regret that tho nlroady unbreath nble air of the sick room has been mado worse by the premnturo pres ence of all these officials. Jlut tho doc tors understand nothing. Ho al most survived In spite of them, and would cortnlnly havo lived if whatever thoy say to tho contrary. i ni ii nn diagnosis unci not Dcon an lr reparable error" After tho death of Pope T-eo. Cardl. nal Oroglln. who Is reputed to be so hanl and unfeollng. came out of tho bedroom sobbing WaslielTuiT and Robbed iiSttri2iS SL SSSS S Z S0? ,ast even,ns ,hat at n '',,O0lt s'0l,8,,'tt m ret. by two men. TVpSet Afi J1S 50. Chief ot Police Olbson has In VMUgajtal the caso, but can, nnd n5 elue lo iho nernetmlnre Xr , t tho roa- uerv, iVoniA. JUsrttW lh Kia4 Ye Ksiai Arsran Baert ..av nn v 21. 1903. OREGON HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF California's Famous Sculptor in City Hospital It May be Said-"He Asked for Bread and Ye Gave Him a Stone" Discouraged and 111 In body and mind. .Marlon Wolls, sculptor, artist, litterateur, and membor of the Iione mlnn club, turned his face to the city and county hospital today. This morning he lay waiting for t.ie umbulanco In his room nt 1433 Stock ton flreet. with his bundle of clothes on tho bed nt his side. His wife, who posed for the Liberty on the city hall dome, waited with him until tho men brought the stretcher and took him away, and sho was tho only friend to 1,1.1 hm nntinnnpii. It wns strangely snci nnu uejonu belief that the man whose worn is perhaps better known man inai ui nny othor California Bculptor. should be compelled to appeal to tho charity of tho city almost In tho prime of his manhood. His friends have been le gion, but ho has not trunod to them, and thoy havo not sought him out; so he lay 111 arono Tor rour monms un til his monoy wns gono nnd his wife wus forceif to seek work to enro for their two children. Then he proudly asked the city's help rnthor than nsk of those who had forgotten him. "Yes. 1 havo rec stored nt tne coun ty hospltnl. 1 nm wnltlng now for the ambulance." ho said with quiet dig nity this morning. "I hopo there won't bo much of a crowd to stnrc at me," ho added, "but thoro will. I ond then his mind wandered a llttlo, nnd his wife tried to hush him through her tears. Mrs. Wells has cared faithfully for her husband during his four months' Illness until sho wns forced to leave him and work to glvo him food. Now she earns i dollar a day ns house keeper at a lodging house at G33 lirondway. Sho has paid tho rent of her husband's room, but sho could not glvo him tho caro ho needed In his helpless condition. "It wns tho only thing to do," sho snld this morning. "I must work every day. and ho cannot be left alone, so ho must go whoro ho will hnvo caro and good rood. It is terri ble, but what olso could wo do, nnd they tell nio my husband will be well cared for there." Marlon Wells has for many years been ono of tho most prominent of Sao Francisco's sculptors, nnd the fact that ho haB been reduced to want will bo a sad shock to those who know his work. His Liberty on tho city hall dome Is famous, and tho tall, graceful figure poised high on the globe Is that of his wife, who Is grlof strlckon over tho misfortune that has como to them. Among tho othor well-known works of tho sculptor Is the statue of Mnr- shall, the discoverer of gold In Call fornln, for which It Is said the a ato now owes him JlJi'O n strange coin clilence whon the sculptor tins turned nennllosa to the city for help. The cnrvlnx nnd modeling which have mndo the Hlbornla bank building one of the mot artistic in tho city was done by Wbljs. and tho Interior decoration and carving of St. Ignn tltis" church was the work of his hand aifd u, number of othor public build ings In this city have been made beau tlful by the sculptor whose work is done He decorated the arches of tho fa mous quadrangle nt Stanford univer sity and did somo of tho work on the Memorial chapel at Palo Alto, which Is considered among tho best he has accomplished. Wells Is n Knight Tem plar and he Is a life member of the liohcmlan club, where his good fol lowshlp won many friends In his prosperous days. Sovernl years ago mo sculptor owned valuable property In this city and In Berkeley, where hi ostnbllbhed his Btudlo. For two years he has been falling and unable to ac compllsh much In his art. His prop erty has vanished, and there Is noth ing loft to show for tho work that Is scattered over the city. Wells Is the son gf General Marlon Wells, a con federate general, who was killed In tho civil war. and who was a slave ownor In Louisiana. The sculptor was sunt to Philadelphia to college and studied art there He Is a linguist and his papers written for the Bohe mian club Jinks havo shown literary worth. He came to California thirty two years ago and was one of the lit tlo coterie of artists and writers who were the first to make the Bohemian club famous NEW TODAY Dr. J, H. Brewer, physician and sur. aeon. Office Gray block. Office phone No. 91, Residence phone No. 1221. Newport Cottage.Cood family co tftge. Hve rooms, good well, wood shed, cooking stove, two beds and springs, tables and chairs: 30 for season. J. A. Olsson Newoort Or-c';Qn- 7-2Mw La A, horee" w8ht aboiit 1300 pounds, guaranteed not balky and gontlo for ladles to drive. If sold this weak, price $S0. Geo. C Will, the music doaler, 7.21. I Have Just Purchased The JdllJor stock of new and second-hand goods at 210 Commercial street. Will give you good treatment and desire your patronage Second hand goods TUfcOLini, -- - HI Raphia All the rage for mak ing Hats, Indian Bas ket, Aats. etc. Easy to learn. Free de monstrations. Klickitat Indian Baskets Just received a line of fancy Indian Baskets, a fine as: sortment. Lovers of fine baskets should call early and see them. RUBBER TIRES Did you ever observo what a dlsap pointing thing It Is, after admiring a nno turnout at a distance, to notice ns It comes nearer the nolso of tho steel tires crunching on tho gravel, till tho occupants, If there nro two of them, cnn hardly communlcato with each other without yelling In tho car, or using tho sign language? This, fortunately. Is becoming the exception moro than tho rule, for we aro selling moro ' nnd more rubber tires nil tho time, and yet there are quite a number of customors who dp not ronllv annreclato tho comfort and convonlonco of a rubber tiro, over the stool. It's nolseloss. It's (furablev It savra the wheel. It takes off the Jar. , It's a norvo t6nlc, for yu can really enjoy tho drlvo. Conto and mo us nbout tires. We can show you price lists for the vari ous slses. and you will find they are not ns high as you thought. STOLEN From our warehouse on Wed nesday night. July 15th. a Studo baker "business wagon." li steel axl&, yellow gear, red body with wings, seat on risers, red cioss bor pole. Supposed to have beon taken by a man who drove a bay tenra with new harness. A suit nblo reward will be paid for any information leading to the recov ery of the wagon. F. A. WIGGINS Implement House. 255-257 Liberty 8t., 8lem. Farm Machinery. Bicycles. Sewln Macklnos and Supplies. N. H. Barley, Sewing Machine Retalrtmr . mmm m UnamSmRB JfJCUJUJUna JHAHWUN MIOIJ&JG' Tuesday's Sale The big sale is still on. All goods sold today ti same as wc advertised on Sunday, The people appreciate rare bareains, judging from the way they fillecJ ihe storeN 90 'Moo' day, Gome early, prices slaughtered. The Cheapest Store la tie Northwest McEVOY BROS.; BSKW or. SHIELD'S PARK Commercial and Center Sts. Grand Re-opening Monday evening, July 20th 8 STAR ACTS 8 Performance Every Night. General Admission J 5c, 25c w. w. uall. n. e: downing. HALL & DOWNING. Money Loaning, Insurance Collections, Loans negotiated for ourselves and patrons on the best terms at reasonable rates. Tlo?a b!k up stairs, opposite Gray Bros. State St-. Salem Oregon. BIG MONEY Is mnde by litvcHtiucnts In good MinlnfC KtockK. Oregon milieu nrc pnyliiK minimis nnniinlty to tliclr owners nnd Investors. Why not ct come of thin money yourself? Great, er Inducement!! cntinot be lind lu Oregon for Investment. Oregon' dividend paying mines nre rnpldly Increasing. Invest now, while stock Is low nnd good properties tircollered you In'prosiicctH, mines, ntiil dlvl dend pnjersi before ljnstcrii Invest ors "gobble up" the stock us Ore. gon's timber hinds hnvc ticcn. Call nud see us, or write, for our list of stocks nnd good prices. W. A. MOORES & CO., 241 Commtrelil St., Siltm, Oregon Cnn get you nny prominent Mln Ing stock for sale In the Northwest k Another Deep Cut in Meats Go To FENDERICH'S MARKET And Gtt Your ...Cheap Meats.... Our pi ices have al ways been low but now the bottom has dropped out. Beef Loin Steaks 10c Whole Loins 8c Round Steak 3 lbs for.. 25c Chuck Steak 5 lbs for... 25c and all other meats -in proportion GEO. FENDER 1CH 331 Com'l St. Cottle Block. Phone Main 2853 for As Cheap as any Cut Rates The following prices will prevail until further netice: Itound steak, 10c Chuck steak, 7c Roast beef, C to ;0c. Dolling beef, 5 to 7c. Mutton, fore quarter, Gc. Breast of mutton, 4c. Mutton, hind quarter, 8c. Leg of mutton, 10c. Pork Join, 10c v rork shoulder, 8c. Veal, bind quarter, 10c. Veal, fore Quarter. 7c Wo nro hetadquarters for supplying t threshing crews, and wo will sare you money. We meet all competi tion. EOFF & HARTLEY 14 stae Street, Salem, uuusui ttuu soiu. aiso a nice stot t ot new goods on hand D P Jer- man. 7 21 tf