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TH DAILY JOURNAL 8ALEM. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUQU8T 13, 1603.
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JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY.
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Tare Month! WO
At Journal offlc.
At Daua'a Grocery, South Salem.
At Bwtrtx rocery, Yaw Park.
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Kltctrlo Orocery, Eaat Stat St
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niiiMiiniiiiiinn
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Tonltht and Thurtday, fair.
AM UPRIOHT, HONEST BUSTLE.
Mr. Van Cercke'o bustls has rapid'
ly axhlercd fatna. It first camo Into
publlo aotlca through tho prota dl
patches aaaounclnt; that the ferolnlno
aafety depotlt had been lost, and that
It contained hidden In the dark recess-
a of Ita bold tho sum of 26W. This
wm enough to roako tho wlre-rlbbed
and cloth-bound bishop rank In tho
upper clrclos of buatledom; but
scarcely had the flrat dispatches grown
cold, when the startling newa was
flashed ciror the wire that the delin
quent bay-window had absconded with
$7600, and that Its erstwhllo owner
had almost lost her mental, as well as
her physical balance, by reason of Ita
unreasonable vanishing. In vain was
tho Pullman aleopor searched; In
vain, anxious search or looked by tho
aide of the track for ovldcncca of Ita
having leaped off In tho darkness. A
profllo view of the porter and conduc
tor prorod a conclusive alibi, as far as
they were concerned, for It was not In
evidence. It had simply disappeared,
cut-stick, absconded, skedaddled and
absquatulated, and, llko tho gravo of
Hoses, no man or woman, either
kaaw of Ita whereabouts. Tho Pinker
tcs ware called In, but the Pinker
tost looked wise, and then looked
bktak; m fugitive hustle possessed of
I7W0 of flat money, with no brands
or MMrkf, and -with Ita ago, color,
cosapleilon and nativity unknown, was
tven to them an IntaBRlblo mystery.
The Walbt Walla bloodhounds were
suggested, but It wan believed the
track would bo cold, so that schemu
was abandoned. Tho power of n hun
dred million-dollar corporation was
behind the pursuit of tho missing
bustle, but against this mentor tho
wily and wiry pannier matched ita
wits, and continued In hiding. It waa
used U It. for It had been brought up
In concealment, hidden during all Ita
existence from the erra of man. For
three whole daya Mra. Lucy May Von
Cercke, of Bhawnso, Illinois, put In
her time mourning Its lotat at times
ad, tit times hysterical, at times
weoplng, but at all llmoa buoyed up
by the aweet small volco of Hope. At
last aha became dosperato, and tele
graphed home the sad, tad nowa of her
loaa. Then tho scone changed, and
tears at Borrow gave place to smiles,
albeit somewhat moistened by tears
tht still lurked beneath Mra. Lucy
May Van Cercke'a eye lids. Tho bus
tle waa at home, Indeed had nover left
It; but reposed calmly, aereno where
Mr. Lucy MeyVanCorcke had loft It.
and where It belonged, when not ac
tively engaged In business, that Is In
Mrs. Cercke'a bedroom, Hhe bad aim
ply forgotten It, and had started out In
the bustling world hustlelesa and
WOnoyless. The faithful little old crib
till contained and guarded Its treas
ure, true to Ita mistress, and Its bring
ing up.
The mystery was solved, only to
ring forth a, still more undecipherable
ono. How did Mrs. lAioy May Van
Cercke travel all the way from Shaw
bee. Illinois, to Chicago; sleep In a
Pullman car, and not know that she
had left her bustlo behind herT Any
way, the official of the road aro smil
ingly happy. Mrs, Uiey May Van, tear
fully so, the porter and conductor no
longer reach around to eo If tho
baeka of their belts are In place, or If
a pAr&sUlo and criminal bustlo had at
tacked Ita fleshiest framu to them
while- they were not looking, and the
week and lowly "aid to grace," the
humble buttle, retains Ita good name.
Md la ready to again ropose In peace,
having the full conftdonee of Ita em
ployers, and ready for business at the
old aland,
Joo Mitchell, of Maker City, haa a
i4fw enough to dine satisfactori
-
ly W a stork. He and hit wife
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AlUttUOWtlf
Slffe?' i AEf m
MffiEB
(Quarrciedover'the'o,wne!rahl of
horse, nnd she passed him her alter
native that he couldn't have her and
tho;horse both arid he chose the
horse, Whereupon she told him he
wan "persona non' grata" nnd gave
him bis passports.
Iter, llonry Duckery. of Cambridge.
Mass., Is at the head of a movement
to bring WO.000 negroes from the
Southern states and locate them In
Massachusetts. Ho thinks this will
solve the race problem. Of course,
the scheme Is chimerical, and, like
putting carp In the Willamette, easy
to do, but Injurious when done and
worso thnn all Irreparable.
An artlclo on the death of Oren S.
Munger, clipped from a Eugene pa
per, and appearing In Tho Journal
Wednesday, by some cantrlp sleight"
got cut Into four pieces, and appeared
In norllnns amone the personals, u
was entirely unintentional that It was
run on the Installment plan.
That bit of feminine apparel
called the bustle, waa 40 years ago
generally known as a "bishop." There
Is no known reason why, unless It
was considered an "aid to grace."
Right to the Point.
Portland capital Is considering the
further development of the state of
Washington. It Is aulte probable that
tho Lyle'and Ooldendale road, built
by Portland money, and owned by
Portland capitalists, will bo extended
up tho Klickitat river In the near fu
ture. In the meantime, Portland kirks
at Harrlman for turning Oregon traf
fic away from Portland, and surveying
roads which would not make tho city
a termlnun. The people of Central
Oregon doubtless bcllere. with the old
latk, that holda a prominent placo In
tho fables of tho nursery, that If a
person wishes to see a thing done
He must do that thing himself, and
trust no friend, no matter how vol
ublo bis promises, or how near the
tlea of kinship. Having faith In this
doctrine. It would not bo strango If
the neglected settlements of tho Inte
rior, should encourage the building
of roads that would carry tho trade
of tho country to a good market, pre
sided over by wldo-awnko business
men, who know- a good opportunity
btforo Its back Is forover turned up
on them. Ban Francisco needs the
products of Central Oregon, and has
a record for going after what she
wants, Eaat Orcgonlan.
Thnnks to tho State Hoard of Health
for their great consideration In our
behalf We greatly appreciate their
lrlttilnwa In tinliilni list In ml tsnti !
till till was ii utift iw iw miiuitiaii i
our science. '
Dm. Bchoettlo, Darr k Darr, Osteo
paths, Grand Opera House, Salem, Or.
Civilisation Has Never Been Reached,
Ono writes "our present clvlllia
tlon" and of previous civilisations
but, Indeed, no civilisations have yet
really come Into existence. Tribes
have BKgregated Into nations, nations
have aggregated Into empires, nnd
then, after a struggle, has como a
great contusion of thought, a failure
to clarify a common purpose, nnd dls
Integration. Each successive birth
has developed a moro abundant body
of thought; a moro copious literature
than the last: each has profited by
the legacy of the previous failure, but
none havo yet developed enough. Man
kind ha been struggling to win this
step of a clvlllr-cd state, and haa never
yet attained It unless, perhaps, In
China. Though tho whole volumo ol
history tho thoughtful render cannot
but exclaim, again and again: "Hut
If they had only understood one anoth
er and certain little things, nil thlr
bloodshed, all this crash, disaster nnd
waste of generations could have beer
avoided!" Our time has come, and
wo of the Caucasian races are making
our struggle In our turn. Slavery
still fights a guerilla war In factory
and farm, cruelty and lolenco peep
from every alum, barbarlo habit
rude and barbarlo ways of thinking
gmasness and stupidity aro still all
about us. Thing aro bad enojgh
ono knows. And yet, In many ways
wo seem to have gotten nearer to
hope of permanent beginnings than In
any of the previous essay In ctvlllxa
tlon. Collectively, wo know a great
deal more, and moro of us know It
than over before. Assuredly, we
know enough to hellevo that we have
pasted the last of the Dark Age. Aud
If we have not, T Still, wo must
go on aa though we had, and, at the
worst, leave a atlll ttoutor hopo for
tho peoples who will follow. H. Q
Wells In the Cosmopolitan.
Rain Aa a Purifier,
The health department has often
called the attenttion of the publlo to
Uhe fact that ralu It a great purifier
and lhor u nm i,ui,t., (...,
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& bood, gives strtth to
fIje the lMwe!it cure con-
Twice
Pronounced D e a d
Heart Trouble.
Doctor Finally Told
Me to Take
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure It
Cured Me.
Or. Miles' Heart Cure cores heart disease
by temorlng the came it strengthens the
weakened Mart ntrvti; it regulates the
heart's action; it enriches the blood, improres
lit arcultUon and replaces sickness with
health, weakness with strength, misery with
happiness. Do cot delay treatment. It your
heart flutters, palpitates, skips bests, pains,
ti slight eiertios causes shortness of breath,
your heart is weak and you should at once
beru the use of Or. Miles' Heart Cure.
rv Mil.' Htart Cure has been of tnestl.
stable value to roe and I doubt If I should
hart trisd it at all but for others statements
of Its beneficial results. I suffered from val
vular heart trouble for a number of years,
was glTtn up to die on several occasions,
and twice pronounced 'rone.' In Septem
ber, 19, the date of my last severe attack,
my physidsn advised me that there was no
hope. Tk valves did not close at all, there
was constant rtfurgiutlsn. and the circula
tion was so slcgguh that the slightest effort
caused fainting, followed by muscular con
trsctiess, esch one seeming the very throbs
of death. I began taking Dr. Miles' Heart
Cure under sny doctor's care and when the
fir it bottle was gone I was ordered to buy a
half-desen snore. The effect of the seven
bottles wss something remarkable. I am
now- restored to a condition of good health
and bid fair to enjoy many years of life."
Mas. A. A. Srowr, Los Angeles, Cat
AU druggist sell and guarantee fust bot
tla Dr. Miles' Remedies. Send for free book
on Nerveua acd Heart Diseases. Addruw
Dr. Milts Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind.
testimony to tho same effect In n re
cnt numbor of the London Lancet,
which Is fortified by references to a re
cnt examination and analysis,
Beginning with June 13th London
had a continuous rainfall for five days,
the total precipitation bolng estimated
at 3 8 Inches. On tho third dny of
the period a supply of raindrops was
secured for an Investigation, nnd It
was found that tho solid matter con
tained therein nmountcd to 9.1 grains
per gallon. Among tho constituents
noted were common salt, nmmonlutn
Sulphate, organic 'ammonia, soot nnd
tuspended matters and nitrates. Tho
Lancet ntsurca ua that the quantity of
ammonia sulphate, .052 grains, was re
markable, and that Its chief origin Is
the combustion of coal. Salt contrib
uted .8 grains and soot nnd suspended
matters G grains. With this annlysls
and nn estimate- of 0,137,229,800 gal
lons for tho total rainfall over the
London; country nrea as tho basis of
ho calculation, It Is figured that the
mormons downpour "represents tho
washing out of no loss than 3738 tons
of solid Impurttlos, of which 330 tons
consisted of common salt, 2C7 tons of
tulphato ammonia, and 2000 tons of
soot and suspended matters." An
other Interesting computation Is given
as follews: "Regarding tho combiiH
.Ion of ono ton of coal to produce 20
pounds of ammounltim Btilphato (n
very fair average) tho quantity of
coul represented by tho storm would
bo 29.90 1 tons."
Tho l-nncet adds thnt beslileH the
purifllcatlon which Is shown by the
analysis thoro Is a bacteriological pu
rlflcatlon also, which of courno Is n
very Important factor In tho henofl
dent work of tho rain.
Brownlna's Negro Dlood.
In an artlclo lu the July Hooklovora'
Manas I no. "The Nogro'tt Momsuko to
tho World," by Professor W. K. H. Du
IIoIh, occur an Intimation ubout Rob
ort Drowning which will bo now to
most people. The writer Is n pro
feasor at Atlanta university nnd prob
ably the moat scholarly negro In the
United States. It Is not likely that
Professor Du llola spoke without hav
ing fuels of tome kind ut his com.
mand. Ono would suppose that the
passage would provoke considerable
comment It Is as follows;
"Tho negro, as the world has ytt tc
learn, Is u child of the spirit, tropical
In birth and Imagination, nnd deeply
sensitive to all tho Joy nnd sorrow
nnd beauty of life. His message tc
the world, when It comes In ftilluese
of speech and conscious of power, will
bo the message of tho artist, not that
of tho politician or shopkeeper. Al
ready now, hnlf-contclous of the utrs
sage In them, choked at times by It
fervor, Phlllts, the cmdo singer. Al
drldge, the actor; Rurlelgh nnd Uosa
niond Johnson, Over tho sea the
mnntera havo npopared Poushkln
ami Dumas and Coleridge Taylor
aye, and Ttobort Ilrownlng, of whose
black blood the world but uhlspers
o
Dingers of Toll.
(Yonkers. Statesman )
"Why don't you go to work for a
living" asked tho lady at tho door of
Weary Wllklns.
"Not roe. madam." replied the Itln
erant. raising his brltnless hat. "I
read only yesterday In the paper that
In the United Kingdom last year 4CS7
persona wero killed while at work, and
107,290 othern Injured.
itetter awallow your good Jest than
lose your good friend.
Sweets nro tho tinea at adYraitv
Roosevelt's
Running Mate
We mav be sure, saya the New York
Sun. that Theodore Roosevelt is iook
Ine with necullnr nleanure toword Jo
seph Very Quartos, a Senator In Con
grttM I rum tviicuimia ituu ui iiaiii-i
emblems, tho Jurapor nnd tho over
nils. Mr. Quarles lives In Milwaukee,
but his heart Is In his hay Ileitis in
Kenojlia. the village of his birth. Last
week Mr. Quarlos hnd CO acres of
"splendid grass" not cut Ho tried
to sell It standing. Tho neighbors
were too busy to buy. He swore that
grass should not wither unshorn. He
doffed his black broadcloth Senatorial
breeches nnd frock coat Ho donned
a pair of sky-blue over al,ls nnd a ten
der brown "Jumper." Then, accoutred
as he was he plunged In. By Friday
night ' the entire CO ncros were In
shock " Mn Qunrlcs Is called to he
Mr Roosevelt's "side partner" nnd
"running mato." From tho bulletin
board of fate shines this ticket:
Roosevelt nnd Quarles. Cowboy and
Plowlioy nhakl nnd overalls, sword
nnd scythe
n
Pensions Its Employes.
The Southorn Pacific pension sys
tem has been put Into operation; and
3G old employes of the company have
been retired under Its provisions.
Among them are O. Gwald, trannporta
tlon department lines in Oregon. The
work of the pension board Is atlll un
finished, nnd a number of high omclnlp
will probably ho placed on tho re
tired list In a nhort tlmo. Among
thoso are: Josopli I Wllcutt, secre
tary of the Contrnl Pacific, th6 South
em Pacific and other roads In the Pa
clflc system; Cnptnln N. T. Smlthi
treasurer of tho Southorn Pacific
company; T. II. Goodmnn, gonernl
passongcr agent of the Southern Pa
rifle; Joromo Madden, land ngent of
the Southorn Pacific compnny; J, N.
Hnnford, pnymnster of tho Southern
Pacific company; E. Dlnck Ryan, tax
attorney of tho Southorn Pnclllc com
pany. All of the nbovo ofllcors aro
over tho pcubIoii ngo limit of 70 years
and all havo been In tho scrvlco of the
company for more than the prescribed
20 years.
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A Few Painters.
The recent statistics of the number
of deaths show that the large majority
dl with consumption. This disease
asay commence with aa apparently
harmless cough which can be cured
instantly by Karaa'a Balsam for the
throat and lungs, which Is guarantead
to cure and rolleve all cases. Price
He and CO cents. For sale by all
ruesista. 1
Wanted, Hop Pickers,
Thirty acres, good yard. Mall, gro
ceries, meat nnd bread delivered dally,
Reglstor nt olllce, 2 to C p. m., room 7,
upRtalrs, second hall south of IIurIi
bank. Commercial street.
8-10-1 wk KD. O. HKRREN.
Uso Trib for Liquor habit
Money to Loan.
Uxwia In BtniiH of 110,000 or less on
short tlmo, or for n period of years.
J. N. imOWN,
8-l-lm Room C, upstairs, Tioga Illdg.
u
Uso Trlb for tobacco.
Out of the Usual.
Tho Northorn Pacific railway tins
Issued n circular nnnoun6Iiu; tlnit on
nnd nfter August 1st all skilled em
ployeH lu tho enrshops of that computiy
will recolvo an Increnso of C por cent
In wngoH. nnd thnt all apprentices nnd
hulpora. ns well na unskilled labor, will
be given an lucreaso of C por cent.
This nctlon on tho part of tho com
pany In voluntary.
Letters from
Women
Cured by the um of Kodol art received tUMr.
Their trouhlM noarlr all begin with IndifM.
tlon or other stomach disorder,
It tha food you tat fall to riva strength
to your body, it U bsetuM tfta Jvteea a,
crated by tha tlomioa ins dlgaT organ
are Inadtuato to trmaaf trm tha nutrUat proa
trtiM of la food Into bjoed. That If
tadigestian. Tfca system U deprived of the
amount of aowrUhmant rtqulred t ka tsa
the ttrsngth. and tfca ratalt U tkai ana m
snera at tha dtltoata organs jraitiaHy grtva
wmb. sun insa we-aatr, ttnui ntOf H It
dUsaaatd. Hr a great mistake U snaia.
That 4 trtatlnf the eUseaMd e-rgaa, Th
Ua doctor la th land mak thlt vary
aaUtako. Why ahouls they r It U m May
to put U trouble U eat law.
Kodol
Cures
YU&a fern dim nmnrlv niti Va ..& -j
oVftlv organs In a healthy condition
that rich, red blood tt sect oourslng through
h vtlna and arttrtot of every muse!, tUsua
aad Ahr thrauhaut mt ...... .1 a.. .-
Ura body, sad by Nature's law of hakk, felt
HrstrasatvinrutiMaristtitJttuaa.
Kalal smeta ladltusuon. dyaetMto 4 aa
LAAHAAk illin i f ii ii t w v
CTVBTltlBSi VtSBtVVaWltJt
aniuni
MsaatW.oAd Bov.walksl bMnahottU
fr". ZV ,, M B n.
HtskJ,WtQtuaauM,Mlle Caator.N.Y.
Kt4wl ititftli Wkit Tt4t ti
I kava ttJcaa Keiol for naartv tw nmt
ftftor.svsQtl tsvaal and ft la tha enbr -
Hut ttsv ttdtoi frosa Ska imjJ uil
.' Aiur a tin. i kx.u iTtTT.
Mstata- tt . a. mrro, wmmm
Uio Klna Yon Havo Always
in usp for over 30 years,
.. ntlU lias UCCIl Illliuu mmia "u pum
lSJ--- "oiml Btipcrvlslon since Ita InlUHcy.
Ta&JuAi xnxa m mm to dccclvo yon In this.
. ii-..ia T..,if,winini
Eiperlnicnts that trlllo with and otulanBcr tho health e
Infants nnd Chlldron-Experlcnco talmt txperliuont.
What is CASTORIA
Can Tin Is n hnrmlcss anbatltitto for Castor Oil, P&r.
gorh Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is IMcasant. 16
contm-ts neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotte
tinhsuinco. Its ngo Is Its jpiarantcc. It destroys Worms
nnd allays Foverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Win
Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation,
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the
Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears tho
Z0&x
The Kind Yon tee Always BongM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC CtMT.UH COMMItr, TT MURRAT TMIT, HiWTOK CITT,
45c Ladle's Crash Skirts 45c, Tan
color, neatly trimmed with white braid
75c Ladies' DuckSkirts 75c, good heary
material, neatly trimmed, regular $1.25
Ladies' and Ghildrens Hats less than
half price.
Calicoes fast colors, 4c a yd
Hop pickers Gloves
Greenbaunf s Dry Goods Store.
302 Commercial Street
fMrafPw
aS3fesSl
A Man who Is not Fastidious
About his laundry work will take It
to "any old placo," but thoso who ar
wollbred, and want their linen to ba
faultless In color and finish will seek
out tho Salem Steam Laundry In tlmo.
Just as water finds Its level. Our laun
dry work Is Incomparable, and Is tha
perfection of th laundryman'a art.
Try us.
Salem Steam Latmcfry.
COLONEL. J. OLMSTED, prop.
DORUSB. OLMSTED, Mer.
Phono 411. 320 Liberty St.
yw'''wwaiiiBI,l,l,4,l;;;,,7itf
SPEBR
J9c dozen for eggs
10c per lb for hens
7 J-2c per lb fo btrttc
In trade, less JO pet
Bought, nnd which Iioa bom
has homo tho Bljrnatnro ef
mill " Just-as-cootl" nro but)
Signature of
Signs of Renewed Activity
In tho real estate world Imllcato In.
creasing building oporattont thla
Spring, and prompt us to remind you
thnt our facilities for supplying hard
and soft wood, lumber, lath, ahlnglea,
and othor building matorla'a aro ox.
ceptlonally good. Wo will bo pleased
to furnish estimates on contracts,
largo or small. A car of Mill' City
shingles received.
QOODALE LUMBER CO.,
w ... Near 8. P. Paa Dat.
Phont Ui,
j7lrf
'sv x
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tiarMiAHT
Cheaper Than a poctor
Better Thai Medicine
The wines, liquors and cordials 'wo
present for tho approval of tho publlo
merit your attention and purate.
Mellow, aged, good "bouquet," ouf
output Is bound to claim your atten,
tlon. to satisfy your ovory doslra In
this Hue of gooda,
J. P. RQGER$,&&
uuuicaaie ana Retail LiflMT SMicr,
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