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Newspaper Page Textwtnarigp! 1 V TWO MWMWMWSWWmWJMMMWMWewwJWWwww bnev Save m DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1904, ' .AaaMJft il A ffL4UMLftAAft IMtfM I) A4 I X-RADIUMS I Right Hetfe AffF.wTfita Wav TIME'tJ UP and ovory articlo in Men's, Boys' nnd Children's g Clothing, HnlB nud Haberdashery must now leave our store Jf We're going to stirivol the price on piles cf seasonable mor- t ohandiso so that ovcry dollor bill will appear to be of twice ll,n1lnnrvvnlMi 'Phn nnlr nnnns With a IT flt Imrcait) f f broadsido all along the Hno. Come and onjoy mixing with tho ? IS buying throngs and oavo mo, hand, iioum dollahs g "jurjaLJCM jjc.za.s& - j-tbj to six cnts per bushol. Under these circumstances tho city council will be foolish to mako any presonts to Mr Wilcox. rurry money Tho reason for this salo is that wo don't propose to '& over out "lock until another season. Wo can Ueo tho i a unu wont ii. a i G. W, Johnson & Co. Atd)iMeeeaoeaofiooeaoese0ee38eoe9ftG9eee THE DAILY- JOUlD; I be n good attendance. Whether money be rained by tnxn- ttnn MltliflnrlrtHnn n tilf nacLaaalnr 4 It .w. ,,.. . , ..., llb ,. Scrlppe News Association Telegrams, (abutting property, If It In honestly ox- -' ' ' ' i tAtlilAt nil litfi-inHflrt rnorl nnnatcimMnn " - " "-" v""" "" BY HOFEn DROTHEnS. Dally On Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Monthi, $1.00 In Advance, tflally by Carrier, SO Cent Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Advance. JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. Ono Week $ .10 Qno. Month .35 Throo MonUiB $1.00 iAt Journal Office. At Daue'a Grocery, South Salem. At Dovrersox Grocery, Yew Park. Aeylum Avenue Grocery Store. EloctHo Grocery, East State Gt It Is a Hood investment. Good roads nnd itruots aro Just as much a clvlllzer as tho churchs and tho schools. Tho throe are a trinity of progress. REAL jiiiKmiiiiimmiinii; "ffiTOK Tnitiiniiiiiiiiiiimiii i- The Weather. Toer,lt and Thursday fair; colder tootc&L' r ;j . WALKINfQ 18 OUT OF DATE. A correspondent of Tho Journal Bka what U tho proper way to walk! what gait li bot, whethor ono should vomo down on Uio heels, etc. If he wnnU to know our honoM opinion of walking wo consider It Is out of data .Of course, a millionaire, or an Idle person might walk, but no oiio who 'has anything to do wo will any no, maii-sliriuld wnlk If he can rldo. .(let on the strwel cars, get onto a bjoyrle. get iiito a bunny with a fast h&rs. get an automohlla, but don't Wttlk utilww you "have to. No one tinVlna; any IhmIwms In Port land or Nbw York tlietw days would think of walkjng thare on hit ft or on hht hands. Ufa u too short. On tho .same iirlnclnlo It U inn short fur any other iHstaneo, Tho X-Hay iiuwi never walks when olreiiiimtftuoe permit hlia to run. People ordinarily only run to get nwny fnua somathliiK- th&v nr nfrni.i of. but In reality they should go Just',,,,, i.i aiwHm something or some pUte they wish to reaeh. I DIRECT NOMINATION WANTED. The Dalle Times-Mountaineer at tacks the U'Ran-Wood. ot nl. Direct Primary bill that Is being cracked un so much In tho Oregonlan. It shows that tho bill Is full of weak points and propositions that would dofoat the reform If It wero evor en acted Into a law. Tho Journal has boon In hopes that tho bill sought to bo Introduced by tho Initiative might bo porfoctod bo foro It raiched stages of progress whoro It would be fatal to attack It. Tho movement to securo this re form by tho Inltlntlvo will do good by compelling consideration of tho sub Ject, but will do harm by forcing the peoplo to adopt an Impossible meas ure, or voto down a good cause. At tho lato city election tho Itojiub llcans of Salem declared for Direct Nomination of candidates for thn cltu tlckOt. Tho tlckot BO nnmln.ilil una opon to somo abusos, buL on the wholo. was far hotter than any tlckot put up on tho old slated convention plan. Tho peoplo of this part of tho state would bo willing to try nnnthr in In ndviyicti, and glvo the people a ill- rect vote on such county and loglBla me oiiicmm n nre confined to tlio county. Hut the U'Ren-Wood nroimalllnn u to abolish all nomlimtlnif ponvantlnn nnd furrw a nullcul step at one sweep ii wiihw otu an existing political iuitl tutlons Hint hove been (levflontMl in connection with iwrty orxaniiatloni nnd nominating conventions. The student or practical politics knows that It Is Imposslblo to substi tute by a mere act ot legislation a ready-mad political system that Is to dteplaew the growth and Aeontiinnh CUStoms Of half ft Piinlnrv Mwwm. U'lten and Wood u-..,.i,i .i Ludicrous Tongue Slips. (Chicago Inter Ocoan.) Players aro as much a part of the woll rogulated human family In which accldonts aro bound to occur as any one else, and the frequent and oft times ludicrous slips in dialogue dur ing the presentation of a play are proof of tho fact. It is told of an amateur In a West em city, playing a part In a tomper- mice drama, that he had tho line: "And I promise never to drlpk anoth er dron." But tho younn man. be coming a bit flustered, deolnrod with confidence and distinctness: 'And I promise never to drop anothei drink." ' Blanche Weaver, an actress In the company supporting Mr. Sothern in "Tho Lady of Lyons," on ono occas Ion had tho line which runs: "No dlvorco enn sepnrato a mother from bor son." But what Miss Woavei said was, "No divorce can separate a Sothern from his mon." Mr. Soth- orn was, himself on tho stago In that Bcenn. He. saw the topsy-turvy sen- tonco coming something Intuitive warned him of It and ho hastened to cover up the lines with his next npcooh. But he waB not quick onough to conceal the blunder from the peo plo In tho foremost rows, nnd n laugh went up that Interrupted the action of tho play and caused won der In the rear of the house, where the error had not been Jetoctod. juis Weaver was so overcome with mor tlflcntlon that when tho curtain wont down she wept and would not ho comforted. flfn1 illllllll I'lV I Reading Tabic jj Talk i ; ; About the Newest and Best Books ; ; ; and Magazines till IH-rH-IMII I HMI li l. Walking I. out of u.t. for men with "r ght SZV?. "Tn Md imathin i.. .i.v ,l rit"1 "ror It Is ever Inst ne iv usn lot. unless it their object to kill direct nominaUon. 1 - something to do. Of murw, mHjer Wnyii ami tel ograph ntllr bty nttU wnlk. Frank Losllo'e 'popular monthly for Fobruary has a tromendoue story of tho Holnzo fight for tho control of tho Amalgamated Copper company of Montana. Thoro Is also an inter esting papor on "Docs It pay to bo a Doctor?" r in Willis Scott Dunnlway has boon ap pointed editor of tho official monthly bulletin of tho Lewis and Clark Fair. Tho first numbor Is a flno quarto and Its literary morlt is of a hlch standi ard. As Mr. Dunnlway Is wol aulo to'l mako It, The House Beautiful from thepross of Herbort S. Stono, II Hldrldge Court, Chicago, has scoros of IJlustrations on decorations nnd nrchttwture of tho most modern as well ns the ancient, and gonerous space for all the arts and crnfts. We do not know of a mngoslne of moro general rmportanoa to women nnd to men ns wll If they iiivu n neciuiifiil homo. Tacoma has Happy Hooligan to night, and yet Tacoma has never dono anything to deserve it. "Mnjah" Chas. McCawlcy is said to bo 'the best dancor In tho army." He has recently been appointed aide to Col. Symonr and will superintend the social functions In tho White House. Ho stands a good show with his super abundant qualifications of following in Woods footsteps. If Mrs. Klntr. of Ballard, really wants to Join the Elks, and tho lodge consents. Salem IoiIko will sond a largo delegation In honor of the oc casion. May It not be possiblo that Instead ot watching tho Elks it was that Ori ental degree that so wrought upon that Ballard lady's fancy, that she watched it oight months steady. Tho samples of Orogonlans sent East aro not a fair sample of tho Ore gon product. i Commlssloner-Qonoral Mclsaacs, of the Lewis and Clark oxnosltlon. Is boring the Kentucky legislature for a $10,000 appropriation. Ho is the snmo blatant person who so verbose ly boasted of tho appropriation se cured by him from Washington that failed to materialize Now that it is doflnitoly decided that tho editor of tho Statesman will not tell tho ladles whoro ho stands on woman suffrage, let us drop tho mat- tor. It really does not mattor so much after all. Thoro is nothing to nrovent nnv cltv subscriber paying a dollar or two, or flvo or six dollars, on subscription and gottlng a guoss on tho $150 dia mond for each dollar paid. - Commandant Elder runnlncr tho Sol- dlors' Home without a slnglo row or explosion for a year Is romarkahln. Think of th,o days that aro past and gone, when John P, nobortson nnd Copt Ormsby hold frcnuont sessions of tho board, and decorated tho rec ords with wrangles over their Bleep ing car fares and broken crockery. Of course mon can vnin nn,i . considered tho stronger sox, and mon i nro not exactly vain, and, by thoir ap. poaranco, many of them never no. consult a mirror. But aftor nil, what Is moro pleasant to tho averago man than to stand beforo a show window and gaze at a fine, large picture of himself. gL Hair Vigor lljis is what it dees: Rest0r color, stops fnlllnR, makes hai f,.w,T, .w UUIIUIUII, IO nft, thnt pnnnohP J.o LJiVi the vast expenditures which prepara tion for war requires of European countries. But the prosorvation of peaco does not depend altogether upon tho poac able disposition of ono party. Sup poso wo should bo forced Into war! We need no army for purposes of nrroslnn. Do wo need bettor pro tection of an exposed soafront, or our rich and populous cities? "Tho groat nations of Europe" have learned beforo this timo tnat an the armies thoy could put Into the field would not frighten the peoplo of the United Statos vory much. ' One of thorn tried that. Spain had a hundred thousand soldiers In the West Indies nnd sent ns many moro. It dld'nt take tho United States 00 days to sond them home about thoir busluoss ns prisoners. That is tho way any European army would ho sont homo as prlsonors or as freight In motnllc caskets or tho combined armies of Europo for that mattor. Ton years has changed tho whole faco of tho world's history and the rolatlvo Importance of European ar mies has vory much dwindled. Their navlos ovon nro not as Imposing as thoy used to bo considered. Tho small army with tho largest resorvo power of patriotism and the inoxhaustlblo wealth and commorclal and financial resources of oiir coun try makes us moro than a match for tho combined powers of Europo. Tho lesson In tho above articlo Is tho warning It should glvo us to not keep our navy on too limited a basis. . -vrisi iiiMawiiiaMiiiawMMwawTMnj-" i. Jii.t- u ;-frH-&4.fta i 9 ! ftfHfrfli copvti. (!i$i!'ri. '2V THE WIFE WHO 18 GOOD TO HER HUSBAND. Sees to It that his linen Is Z laundered m tno llnost and best mnnnor, and for this reason she sends it to tho Salem steam Laundry! whoro tho facilities, skill and experlcnco in the llnost work of this kind cannot bo oxcoUcd. Tho Hnon sent hero lasts longor and looks bet ter alwnys. Salem Steam Laundry Colonol J. Olmsted, Prop. X Dorous D. Olmsted, Man. Phono 411. 320 Liberty St rwsi44ims4mettH YOUR PORTRAIT WHILE WAIT. PUDLIC OWNERSHIP, OR NOTHING TOU Th poopl of this city have nothing An enlerrWK M.1.M a, -..,. "' "" 0i "" Mr- w" or his DIhr " "UU,V tratl by the city will ever , . - -" " 0O Ktv uy HM-manant satlafaetlon as an A ftrttat of aowHiaUk .wl ,.u. "Z.lmnMWi M vm,r portrait M, Hptot vvr,,wn Win. Hk, of ytHirlf r yH.r wjf Jl"" ' lV,tea """B w an)-,m. whlhJ y, nw h " "ef"'r to ,h ulty. there Is Tho auicktn .to wnu.w ha. I!" 8h"H ""riBK ,ullU Pvt fniwU f iwqpto amtriiiK the nw, T, t hk wrk-R( MMJi jj, ". rf wkct I, brought tlU, of 1WM,ml XZ. iU e h. got 4a tho Kx.vrHer-U.e .w ff whTtatJ! T mU hU" l btwn th. 04tr7,rf u ? JT MMt,B wtH'W attwd to nwmUK BM) mmiH H J -. a4 Ui.y hjW attwd tc SEVENTH WARD MrIMn L.TV "?" a-t driven J. two aWww h. that ward 1 ? HJSi M ,h' uw , u"; :..::.. ?. Tnu ' i- m rTi'T h. WTfaJt iHMUtiK for SutMiOav iITi fJ ' 8 WhWt WM aft,e "W,a d,,a!"?a M U twmX whwt to h purpow U to if .Bv,hiB 'JT kiwhre cbetf,,;! SW florlBS Mi , mm M Cr 25 Z Z LT ' ,MlMa M" " Jlr mZ2 JSS ? bM M the tdo et tkl. to rtCJ tfilK SlTi'lSirr J" & of basket - - te--r. iR zfz -? i tegs The Building of the West. Mr. ltlpley Hltchdoak's hlatorv nt the building of the Wet. which Olnu & Co., now announce for Immediate publication, appears to be iinnai.ii broad and comprehensive in Its treat-! A4.ai ... I .m.v m wnorn nistory. Mr. Hooso volt's "Wlnnlnc nf ti. w, ..... with the migration across the Allsi Hhanles ami the opening of the country nut ot the MlMhMippl. The story Utold In Mr. Hitchcock's history which has for It's full title "The Louisiana Pur chaw and the Bxploratlon. Early History and Bulldlug of the Wesu" The first part gives a conrisn hia.... of the Iulslana Purchniw. beginning -.... m-uuuhi or tne Spanleh and trmeh wxploratlons. nnd Dmiin. i. the transfer to the iTniio.i c.... I. ....,, UlUlQIt , s... Kimi part affonls a narrative .....imm-y oi tno iiwIk and Clark Hx- .khihuw. The third part gives hs tory of the explorations of h u... vlU, accounts of U.e experiences qf .. inn. mint. Ashley. Colton BonMvllle. Prewnnt. irt x....' IHUInn. and othsm. There is alo n brief history of the rat trails ad wnttr nwtwi. Th fourti, .. ... ll. .!. ..... " ;""" '" "vwowBMit of the mining th catU Industry, lb- ,.- . .' railroad InHWIng. and other f,aturos o that iwloa The, u ni . .Jl w ... . 'W w iHU4Ke 0 tha t..i.,-,. ik. . . -""uumi ' totoo the lxM,WaHa Pwrhltt,J tha elvll war. . ,j L... . .i r . .'. ,h Miomle side, tha' ?T:lKal quaea of the.' ;UMm Purcha aaa th, tax Of Its nrdu..i ... ..v "u'Kir erBad.taT",rWan,V JlcaUHl. A etahn.!. ..... . ,u. ri.iy. ....:.' it--. gives - ..,M.vai mtuiuarv iv.. , . tew ihwtao. at ZLrr "m .Int, Th wr "'.",agw m m' "' Suppositions of Ten Years Ago. A reader of Tho Journal who oh serve mqtters of national Importance quite closely, hands us this cllnnlnc from the Youth's Companion of 1894 ten yanrs age: Tho great nations of Europo, It Is said, should a great war break out could placo ton millions solldors In the field In n vory short tlrao. Tho.o combined armies, almost equal In numbor to tho ontlro voting popu latlon of tho United Sinn n.i.i all bo nrmod with the latest Invented weapons, which have boon manufac- uirou uy millions and at nnnrn,,. cost. Their navies are cnrrnnnii.. large, (ireat Britain. Frnno i., and Germany have afloat more than thirteen hundred vessels. Great Britain launched In tin slnglo year 1808 mora battleships than thnr . Un tho whole American navy, oven- one of them larger than our largost The ontlre array of the United States consists of hut t thousand men; all the vessels of Its uavy number little moro than i,.w those of Snaln: and ). i j sailors, marinas and onion- - tuta the strength of our navy. tn a broad sense this Is ns It should be. We are not Involved In foreign quarrels nor in wnmi rn. moro territory, it is our advantage that wo can devote ourselves to the art ot peace and spar tho people M909996999MM9m99G99Q99O9994999999M See Out Goods and Prices Neck Ribbons, No. 40, nil silk, only 15o a yard Golf Gloves, nil wool, only 23c n pair Chain Purses, only 23c onch Bead Necklaces, only 12c each Ladies' Bolta, only 8c each Agato Buttons, 0 dozen for 5c Embroideries, nice assortment (?h En a vnrd Violets, just received nice assortment of artificial violets,' prices irom luc a bunch upwards M I I I I ( ( J 302 Commercial Street. Rostein & Geenfoaim IMlllllllli.il M.t.HfrKH, 1 1 H I I Ml I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 THE REAL TEST Thor- Of Uerplelde la la Clvln it ousU TrUL There U only one test by whloh to Jude ot the efncleney of any krtlele "JttatU by lu ability to do that Weh it U Intended to di Many hMt V,i.f ts.u.. ...r "" rae mw. ....... r ,.5ue eraaieate Dan. UruB and atop falllne hair? tfo, they do not, but Herplotde does bwauee It cooa to the root oftL vi "n.kllta the term thrtUak? th" papilla from whence the hair geta lu Letters from promtet peop every. Mhere are daily provlne; tbaTNewbr? lUrp4ede atasda the "teat i um "" It U a deMshtfol drewJar. T ,n ",6 5r.pi uriuuSSS-e iwi, aiaa. - Daniel J. Fry, SpoclaJ Agent. Positive Poofi WcDo What Wc Claim wo WU and romovo Cancers and I Tumors without tho aid of knife or I other instrumont. or. J. F. Cook, tho Botanical Dee- wr, curoo all kinds of diseases alter I an other schools havo failed, with- OUt the aid Of knlfo or nnlnn Hla medicines ar& comnnnui f Motnni'i I horbs; thoy are gathered and solectea I in various parts of Amorlca and for- J "'ba countnos, at great expense. Envy and Deceit Has oreventerl mnv t from bein cored by me, x ixa i 'j jtiALOUSY! Can vou I Afford to Run the Risk Read the Testimonial of a PnmlnMi 8aem Mt in iust.ee to DR. , p. PB'?- .. a great work ho u ,!.: ," .;LTU. 'Ul wo wor,( av ow what : : Ins treatment from him for he Z Umt r haV0 b6oa tok' : : ho has removed Lb m? J, " " mnths' UnM ; ' ous growths as lar m? C&Wl thr tumora of caacaT' ' nnotlw cn"roM wT, a" tTm the la InteaUne! Also : : or fromoff SZjZ frcm ott " . an4 onotl, :; clnos alone, thoy kUin Z accomplished through modi- ltMttU1SmSi2,JEf -d B.P'Ho roeta, and N . . daro not boliove I could , i S a or Iqi,fo or surgery. I - whoro in the wo irJnd chL2Und ,ual Bu:c068ful eatoent any- . . ' ' wno read th'8 tosUmoniaL n t flPBisnun. : : We "" d M " o-ore,,fyounedltCon,ultatIonffX5, T. F. rorsir Deutscher Botanical Doctor. , ,u i 1 1 1 m 1 1 mm-nM.. " y olr6Ct' 8alem Qrcon- ? Beads and Jewels In a variety ( sizes and colors. Just arrived, Vil cntlncs. , The Variety Store 94 Court St. Annora Al. Welch, Pro; QOfrfrgH4HJW W.WH- ..:::::rA ( r m r xr . !; BALFOUR, GUTHRml CO. iKAIN KIIYPDO iwivMr.. toitu au Jiti ffKRan? Oats Fnr Qalfl HOP GROWERS SUPPi mo Ptu.m , " n " -ggi&CnMijifeir sulphur. l CL Graham. Aimnt . M TM"m,Mmm -mT 1 ll. K . HwwaM...waw Bt, BilnL Ore. WTlWWaaBji.aijanlB.MH - -V yv,.M.. pj3j2jH