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DAILY CAWTAL JOURNAL,' SALEM, ORBMN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER ZB, ivu.
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HEAD
WAITERS
MONDAY
Tho third odltlon of "Tho Hoad
Walters," which Joo Kolly and his
morry bunch will present at tho Grand
Opera IIouso Monday nlfiht has boon
beautifully stocked wlta good things,
and whon tho auulcnc sees tho new
"TIs You I Lovo." The Eureka Como
dy Four qunrtot, tho great war drama
and other pleasing numbers which Joe
Kolly has for tho now odltlon, they
will bo ready to voto tho third spread
of "Tho Hoad Walters" fully up to the
standard of past years of this popular
organization. Everything Is brand
now for tho present tour, tho sconory,
the wardrobo; most of tho music, and
all tho danros. Tho big chorus num
bers 30 pretty gtrla and well drossod
young men.
Seats on salo Monday at 0 a. m.
Curtain at 8:15.
THE NEW THEATER
Will Bo 8plendldly Appointed and,
Brilliantly Lighted. .
conversation dunce by Inmnn & VIn
contfl nnd Fcanza Hnyford, "My
Morning Glory," ono of those shaded
songs nnd dances, which Franzn does
so offectlvoly with tho big choruB, es
pecially "Tho Flfo Drum," Ixionore,"
Not Pass," "That Will Holp Somo,"
The work on tho now theater In
the Kllngor block Is being carried on
rapidly, a partition dlvldos tho large
storo room, and a rnlsod floor Is In the
courso of construction In tho west di
vision, which will be tho thoator prop
er. The largo plate glass windows will
bo removed, and swinging doora placed
about 10 foot In from whoro thoy aru
now locatod, leaving a foyer, which
will bo Illuminated with olcctrlc lights
Tho prevailing color In tho auditorium
will bo a dark red, and, with tho nu
merous lights, the offoct will bo beau
tiful Tho oust division will be occu
pied by a cjgnr and confoctlonory
store, which lias an oxlt Into tho tlioa
ter Tho city council has granted the
manngomonl tho right to extend across
and In front of tho theator an Uluml
nntod sign containing ICO oloctrio
lights.
Mr. WlUon, tho mauagor, Is sparing
no pains or money In making this place
bountiful, and only flrst-clasa attrac-
CUBAN RECIPROCITY
IS NOW EFFECTIVE
Washington, Doc. 20. Tho Presi
dent's proclamation reciting tho pas
sago of 'tho Cuban reciprocity bill and
doclarlng'tho Cuban reciprocity treaty
to bo offoctlvo goos Into offct Mon
day. It roc I tea that, whoroas, a con
vention botween tho United States of
America nnd the republic of Cuba to
facilitate their commercial Intercourse
by Improving tho conditions of trndo
botwoonr the two countrlos was con
cluded and signed by their roipeetfve
plenipotentiaries at tho city of Ha
vamuv on tho tllh day of December,
1908.
And, whereas, by tho terms of thi
said convention, It Is provided that
tho ratifications thoreof should bo ex
changed nt tho olty of Washington as
soon as may bo buforo tho 31st day of
January 1903,
"Whereas, tho said convention of
Dee. 11. 1D02, as amendod by tho 9n
ato of the United Stntou nnd tho said
supplementary convention of Jan. SO,
1903, havo been duly ratified on both
parts, nnd the ratifications of tho
two governments were exchanged In
the olty of Washington on tho 31st
dny of Mnreh. 1903; and, "Whoroas.
by IU rotolutlona of March 18. 1903,
tho Senate of tho United States added
to tho end of net II of tho said con
vention or Dee. 11 1902, tho following
amendment : 'This convention shall
not take offoct until tho same shall
have boon approved by Congress; and,
"Whereas, tho Congress gave Its
approval to tho said convention by an
ndt approved Dee. 17 1903, entitled
'An not to carry into effect a eon
ventlon between the United ' States
and tho republlo of Cuba'i signed on
the 11th day of December, in the year
1903, and,
"Whereas, satisfactory ovldenoo has
boom received by tho United Stater
that tho ropubllc of Cuba has made
provision to givo full qffoc't to the
nrllclos ot 'ho said convention.
"Now therefore, bo It known
that I. Theodore Hoosevolt, Presldont
of tho United States of America, in
conformity with the Bald act of Cong
ross, do heroby declare and proclaim
tho Bald convention, as amended by
tho Sonato of the United Statos, to bo
In offoct on Dec, 28,
"Wherefore, I have caused tho said
convention, as amonded by tho Sonate
of tho United Statos, to bo nmdo pub
lic, to tho ond that tho same and
ovory rlnuBo thoreof, as amended,
may bo observod and fulfillod with
I good faith by tho United Statos, and
tho citizens thereof.
,"ln tosttmony whereof I have hero
unto sot my hand and soal and caused
tho seal of th United States of Amorl
en to bo affixed.
"Ily tho ProsldonL
"JOHN HAY. Seorotary of State."
Now that the bill has bocomo a law
a quostlou has arisen of tho effect of
the reduction of the duty on Cuban
sugar upon Importations of sugar from
other countries. The Iiritish govern
ment has sorved formal uotlco upon
tho Stnto department that under the
favored nation clau.se it oxpeets that
DrltUh sugar from the British West
Indies shall bo admitted Into the
Uultod States ou equal terms with
Cuban sugar, and it Is not doubted
that German, Frnnoe, Austria and
tho other great beat sugar produolng
countries will do likewise. An old
holding qt Atty.-Gen. 01 nay In Presi
dent Cleveland's admluistratlon was
adverse to such demands, but the
question promises to be re-opjened
with vigor.
He Can Play It
Prof. 'Tox." v Stoudonmeyer, leader
nnd instructor of , the Chemawa Indian
band, was tho recipient of a magnlfl
cent Christmas present at tho hands
of tho members of that organization
yesterday morning, and tho band load
er was surprlaod and dollghted with
tho evidence of good will shown by hlrf
pupils. Tho prosont consisted of a
beautifully gold-mounted cornet, one
of tho handsomest and swoetest-toncd
Instruments over brought to tho state
Ho was so ploaacd with his now in
strument that ho remained at his quar
ters all of yestorday, and delighted the
officers and pupils of tho school with
cornet solo3 throughout tho day, stop
ping only when tho tuglo sounded
"lights out" at a lato hour last night.
Mr. Stoudonmoyor was In Salem this
morning and exhibited his beautiful
pra&ont to his friends.
Mrs. Wm. Rafter has gone to Astoria
to visit her daughters, ono of, whom
is married, and ono Is n stenographer
for tho 6. It & N. Co. lt
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He Longed for Turkey.
An Inraato ot thodty Jail writes
tearfully and pathetically over his dis
appointment in not getting turkey and
cranberry sauce for his Christmas
dinner. Tho case grows inoro pathetic
and somewhat humorous whon it Is ex
amined Into. Mr. George Informs us
tho author of tho artlclo Is In Jail
charged with stealing $20 from Mr.
George. Tho latter remarked grimly,
that whon a man robbed a restaurant
keopor, ho should first inqulro as tc
who had tho contract for feeding tho
prlsonors. Undor tho circumstances
ho should not have oxpectod nariklns
and "Mum's oxtra dry."
The Stanford Glee Club.
A flno nnd appreciative audience
greeted tho Stanford G'oo and Mando
lin Club at tho Grand Opora House
Christmas evon. Thoy woro ropoat
edly rocallod and onjoyod n sorlos of
8UCC08SOS at tho hnndB of tholr ever
appreciative frlmds In thq Capital
City of Orogon. Tholr singing and Im
personating nro as flno as wo over get
from professionals, but tho lnstru
montal work .Is bolow tho former
standard. No mandolin work nbovc
amateurs In tho first pocltlon was giv
en, nnd their best soloctlon from the
Prince of 1-ilson was not given tho no
tice It dosoivod. .
Mr. Weeks Dead, M
The fnthor of Geo. W. Weeks, n
promlnont dairyman of this county,
dlrfd nt tho homo of his son, Id this
city, early this morning. Ho was ad
var.cod in yoars, and camo out from
Kansas a few years ago to mako his
homo in Orogon.
Tho funornl will bo hold Sunday at
1 p. m., from tho rot.ldai.co of Geo W.
ooks, In Yew Park, nnd burial will
tako placo In City VIow comolcry.
KNOCKED OFF A TRESTLE.
Grant's Pass Hunter Gets Off With
Minor Bruises.
Grants Pass, Or., Doc. 26, Luther
Madux, a young man whoso homo is
in Grants Pass, whllo crossing tho
Gravo crook trcstlo in the dark and
fog last night, returning from a hunt
ing trip, says ho was struck by the
onglno of a freight and knocke oft
tho trcstlo. Ho foil a distance, of, 29
feet and was stunned, lying on the
ground all nlghL ' ' '
Ho wbjj picked up this morning by
tho crow of a work train and taken to
Wolf Creek. Later ho was brought to
Grants Pass and received medical at
tontton. Madux was cut and bruised
about tho head and his ankles badly
sprained, but was not otherwise. in
Jured. , '
WANTED TO END LIFE.
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Gaston Blacksmith la Despondert.,ancJ
Cut His Throat
Forest G-ovo, Or., 'Vc. 36. C. D
Portor cut hla throa'. and wrist yoator
dny with pulcidal Intsnt at Gaston,
whoro ho has llvod for tho past 25
years. Mr, Portor has boon despond
ont on nccount of his wife rocently
Rotting n divorce front him. Ho Is
nbcut 65 years of age, and for a num
h of enrs has been a blacksmith nt
that place.
Dr. J. P. Tamloslo, of Hlllsboro, was
called, and sewed up tho wounds, and
says there is a good chance that he
will recover.
As Well' as the Housewife and Professional Women Endorse
Pe-ru-na as a Specific for Winter Diseases.
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MISS BLANCHE MYERS. j
A SOCIETY LADY'S LETTER.
Miss Blancho Myers, 8120 Fonn. streot, Kansas City, Mo., a prominent young
(ocioty woman of that placo, has tho following to say of Peruna:
"During each of the past four seasons I have caught a severe
cold, when suddenly chilled after an evening party, and catarrh for
several weeks would be the result. One bottle of Peruna cured me,
and I shall not dread colds any moro as I dld."BLASCHB MYERS.
HOME TREATMENT FREE.
Catnrrh Cures by Thousands Undor
Dr, Hartman's Frco Treatment.
Catarrh of thoposo and hoad producos
dlschargo from tho noso, snoozing, nnd
pain in tho oyes and forohoad, woak, and
sometimes watery eyes, and occasional
loss of memory.
Unless something is done to prevent
tho catarrh will follow tho mucous mom-
brano Into tho lungs whoro it will bt
followed by cough, night swoate, rapid
loss of flesh, and tho othor dread symp
toms ,of consumption.
To all ouch pooplo Di. Hartman's
treatment comes as a groat boon. It is
only necessary to send namo and address
to Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O., and com
ploto directions for tho first month's
treatment will bo eont free.
Not only is it moro successful in cur
ing catarrh than tho troatmont of ca
tarrh specialists,. but it is in tho roach
of ovory person in this land.'
A medicine which is tho principal part
of Dr. Hartman's troatmont, known as
Poruna, can bo bought at any drug
storo, and is a remedy without equal for
catarrh in all forms, coughs, colds, bron
chitis) consumption, and all ollmatlo dis
eases of winter. Each bottlo is accom
panied with comploto dlroctlons for use.
Addross Tho Poruna Modlclno Co., of
Columbus, Ohio, for a copy of tholr latest
catarrh book, instructively illustrated,
and contains 01 pages of tho latest In
formation on catarrhal diseases. Sont
froo to any address.
A Housewife Who Suffered 25 Tear.
Mrs. Alia Schwandt, Sanborn, Minn,
writes:
"I havo boon troubled with catarrh
for iwonty-flvo years. Could not Bleep
day or night, Af tor having uscQ Poruna
I can sloop and nothing bothers rue
noy." Mrs. Alia Schwandt,
Mrs. Jonnlo Cable, Spokano, Wash.,
writes:
" Af tor suffering for twonty-ono years
with neuralgia, caused by catarrh of
hood, I tried all doctors and all kinds ot
modlclno, receiving no bonoflt, I be
camo discouraged and worn out at last.
My mother wroto nid to tako Dr. Hart-
man's mcdlcino, so 1 did, but my caao
was a chronlo ono, nnd I was also in thn
chango of llfo. Through tho uso of Po
runa and Manalin 1 am now entirely
well.
" Whon I began taking your mcdlcino
I only wolghed 01 pounds : row I wolgh
110. I havo not taken a drop of mcdlcino
for sovoa months, nnd would adviso all
sufforors to consult Dr. Hartman. Tho
neuralgia affected my head and oyoa,
nnd for tho lost year Boomed to bo in my
breast and botweon my shouldor blades."
Mrs. Jcnnlo Cablo.
If you do not dorlvo prompt nnd sat
isfactory results from tho uso of Poruna,
wrlto at onco to Dr. Hartman, giving s
full -tatomont of your case and ho will
bo pleased to glvo you hla valnabUuu
vlco gratis.
Addross Dr. Hartman, Presldont ol
Tho Hartman Sanitarium, ColumbQJ,
Ohio.
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Democratic Timber; ,
New York. Doc. 2C.-;The Times has
mado a poll ot Demooratlo senators
and congressmen for oholco for Prosl
dectlal candidate. Gorman is favored
by 12 benatora and 30 ropresenta
tlvoa. Parker is next and the third
choice is Cookroll. Hearst was fa
vored by three representatives only.
Spokane, Dec, 26, Dr. Van Esdel.
of tho First Baptist church, will to
morrow roundly denounce local oler
gywen who have gone- tluramlng. He
says It oaui.ee moral taint, and de
stroys conftdenoo ot mothers In the
ministry.
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