Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 30, 1904, Page TWO, Image 2

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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30,
1904,
TWO
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9 . a 3
Money Saved
' Right Hee
AffRWo TMe Wav 2
TIME'S UP nnd ovory articlo in Men's, Boys' and Child ren'n 2
Clothing, Hats and Habordaehory must now loavo our store
Wn'ro poiutr to shrivel tho niiccs on piles of seasonable) raor
cliaiidise so that ovory dollor bill will appear to bo of twico g'
ita ordinary vaiuo. inosaie opens wiiu a greui. uuijjuui
hrnaiUMa nil nlnnrr tho linn. Gome and eniov mixiner with tho
' buying' (hrorgs and snvo mo, iiaiid, nouwn dom-ahs.
T3BC30 3EE,3ESJ3lOBET
Tim rpcnn for this sale i that we don't nronoso to carry
tjovofttftfidook Until. another season. Wo can use the money g
and want it., g
"G. W, Johnson & Co. i
Idea of right and wrong. She didn't
know that bigamy was a crime, or
that there Is anything In thla coun
try to guldo tho actions of mon and
women beyond their own doslres.
Just Ignorance, that la all: and
there Is so much of It In tho world
that tho regeneration of mankind
seems only Just begun.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
TScrlpps New Association Telegrams.
OY HOFER OROTHERB.
ally One Year, $4.00 In Advance.
.Dally Three Months, $1,00 In Advance.
iDally by Carrier, CO Cents Per Month.
weekly One Year, $1,00 In Advance
JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY.
Ono Wook ,..$ .10
Ona Month $ .35
Threo Months 1,00
At Journal Otflee,
At Oflue's Orocery, South 8alem.
At Sosversox Orocery, Yew Park.
Ajtylum Avenue Grocery Store.
Eloctrlo Grocery, East Stato 8L
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help develop n country than almost
uny othor process.
Tho Journal would bo glad to seo
oxporlmonts with nlfnlfa mado In
tho Wlllnmetld valley, and bolloves
that after It Is once started It could
bo grown horo to great advantage.
Sovoral oxporimonts hero have been
made, to Us knowledge, and aro said
to bo a groat success.
It would bo glad to hoar from any
porson who has had experience with
alfalfa, and will also be glad to have
communications as to tho advisabili
ty of experimenting with It in this
valley. It has been a great succoss
as a foed producor In many sections
of countrios similar to this, nnd it
should nt least bo glvon a chance
here. The experimental station at tho
Agricultural collogo has dono some
work along theao linos, and thn lm.
prosslon is gained from ' what has boon
dono thoro that alfalfa growlug horo
Ih not only desirable but nraotlcnl.
Tho Important tiling is to havo our
rarmora learn more about it, "and bo
prepared to make somo further, oxporlmonts.
A HELPFUL ATTITUDE.
Tho Journal commends tho action
of a little church In a Western Ore
gon town, that has opened its doors
for a good roads meeting, and started
to ralso a fund for that purpose.
That spirit Is a helpful one, and
show a disposition to assist In car
raying on somo of tho good work that
must be undertaken by the better and
more public-spirited citizens.
There Is no reason why tho
churches cannot help home enter
prises, like good streets, better side
walks and crosswalks, as woll as to
promoto only foreign missionary on
torprlses. Tho world Is becoming Intensely
practical, nnd the man or woman who
takes hold, and helps the cause near
est at hand, and tho cause In which no
selfish Intorost or direct personal ben
efit Is concorned, gains friends and
support for tholr own ontorprlsos.
j X-RADIUMS
Harry Egbert Bald ho was nover
drunk but three times In his life, but
he sure got a drop too much yester
day.
Seeing all the dainty little sprltos,
who co'mprlso tho Lilliputian com
pany, ono cannot help but think Gul
liver was foolish ever to leave tholr
country.
Congressman Cushman. of Wash
ington, offorod a prize of $100 to the
niiDils in the 7th and Sth grades of the
Washington schools for tho best es
say on Lewis and Clark. Now we can
appreciate his wild rldo across the
country nftor his mileage.
M 9
fimrs
Hair Vigor
Always restore; color to
hair, always. Makes tho CJ
splendid dressing. ki-jgUk
Hi
.'TjieVeatber.
foulght, Dlflutjyi Sunday probably
occasional' rala.
afRANQE INSTRUMENT OF MANY.
'; STRINQ8.
Thou Instrument jjtimany. strings.
For mon to play tmjySYavoVand klngsj
3L61 mo but kcop, theWllfo. In, tuna '
That fall what inayT'tJy nlgnffr mSn,
fltlll In tho heart shall sing for mo
Onu olearnnd constant melody.
Too of thu cjamor and tho strlfo
Ofjllvlng nuonch tho notos of llfo;
T Uti tiiif loso tlislr customed way,
Irahllun swiueniWH to stray,
Yfl over Hteallng back thoy fall
Into the cadence sought throuuh all.
TfflHi erlef nn.t Bl,!n. . .., . .""!""" ""'""' ""-go enougn
Hlnd nil tnM,:ZZZ."Z.ru 1M n,ten,,on of '"Juno-
ft l-ftvMVi.nllfVai.nlnlng aU I WhScW n brok.n ropb , .,,
OBnCIO IIS ftlKlVB IllM anill'B lirnv.1 ..,...!.. I l. l"..,. . """ V"1
but k....t .. .., V. ': . ' i T. T1.01 ?mmot Cltr With the
THE FIQHT FOR QOOD ROADS.
Tho mpwo of tho noonlo nf Rnnih
Salem for bottqr streets Is commond-
Thfi nnlv lmm-nwn.n4 , .
naturo fhithat Dart of thn olWn n'.
compllshed by a lady, somo ton years
ago,, in building a now walk to the
cemetery.
A fow public-spirited ladles hnvo al
so raised a fund ami nm nii.i
lights In the hallway of tho Lincoln
school house.
ThMe Improvements warn rnrrin.i
on quietly, nnd were not largo enough
IfR but kuit th., uiaiit ami noon.
Jw anil truly. f. In tun
Htrunge In'struuiHiit of many irinfl
l)f slarw to piny on sud for kings.
M. A. HeWolf Hows, In February
-Atlnntla
OEVENTH WARD QOOD ROADS
MEETINQ.
An iffort will be made to atart a
movement for better roa.lH n,,.i
without a
Uberty broken rook mi!
lawsuit, la doubtful.
Hut It is comraondable of the oltl
mm to try. They cannot be enjoined
from trying, nlthough. a court decision
for that purpoao Is possible.
mixing will be heM Saturday even- Wimy olmrHe- 0tn8r w
lu nt the Uacoln soliqolbouM, aud ,"n ,,lflam,8t,, Other wc
H. II. ThleUen of tho state koo.! wn B,l)rn Pontompt t
JUST PLAIN IGNORANCE.
Mrs. Mario Konnol. nf v- v...i.
has established a new record.
Mtrtn m south Halom. Thn n,. J,IBt now " under arrestt on n
day even. ,lwimy c,mr- Other women have
vomen have
aiiK niiiiiwiiiii nnin.t....4 m .
"" ui mo stale goo .-.--.. lu.uuuipi lor wie jaw
roaU leaKue and Hmoe Cui.nlnRham T . ? BOC,,jr' ttml have accumu-
Of lhw IJIu..i ,. . HUtKl hllilmmU In l.....i
... .-..,w i,M nnU Clllll will .. " "".
) itreeeHt and dUrustt the sublet , MNl Kml 'bem and kept
Vtiui Mh.n k j . V Ihem. '
.-. -...,., , wmw reniHma rnr thoee
t(HaiHK to ueeWe. That MmethlHK . Wttrr"t Adolnh. KupM when
MWM be 4e , without tyaK "he WR ,6- Then she marrlel a
That ItieusHiHk of , ,mv, ,,WH ' me,l Horn. Kopt having de-
eximml very uwtlsfu.tfttti,- ,n lh rt " Klrl bride. Horn died, and
l ever-iHe kiuiwe. Rut mere ' altloue y,Hing Hoamn weddwl
tamt-lmURc will mminNM nothing. ,Ux Kra,u T,,M ' no dlvorce-
HHHMt corcttr. HtHsmTe f01",,1 th her career. she
wejrk WUH aiTwwpiiekud Thp Kw little about the divorce court
"HH must be eduralW to take uu f ' ,8", ,Ua a,H"t mmy. She just
M Ih good rwd,. ,u,r ook how of things and managed
mm be bom. nhat Mvr WB bt them Id her own way.
hw-tly nHt, lWMHlUjp MWBM O" Koiuiel canu,
la nuutriii.Hu. .., ' Olleil fur n.l,.,li . . .. '
,., K,.,Uuie roaiie in : i.-wii w me twa nest
fly not beyoft.1 me iHHaMeHon ' W,u ' and taken l. ne
wr eltuee. eh wr4 sheW 'Wwivl t Kraft, who i a
Rtr wik flw i thi. hgw, whtro twg h
MAUFAuTTHk W.LLAMETTE SOU" ""
VALLEY. . Wk .... ...
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.U, m. . . . ".7 T w .nm- we, wsum tOHiUtffel .rf .- -
JH Nil 1- froH, o,e frvlt ittMtt Uiw touij irrT " nwm'
as-srjs .i-wn -
""" "rw hum m iairK . to wn k. H " ''"',
Hr. ha. m,t ,t XHLmX VH i2Nl Knilt ,ha Uu,w
M ntitai thaTi t liTUw rw R W0B1&n w
n IUiMt InliMta uTttSto rSan."8 Uf hU4Uadj'
ana M, u, sJJJ iSiiZ. But 7w TT Wl W,th oa8
wUk wmLimIIi. suk w, -. TTi " ? Boraaoe,
GIVE THE NEW WARDS LIGHTS.
Thoro Is no good roason ifliown
why tho now wards shall not havo a
fow oloctrlc lights, as provided by the
budgot.
Tho Citlzonft' council mado that
budget, and If tho Republican council
does not got tho lights, ns provided.
tho blnmo will bo on thorn.
Tho samo Influoncoa that aro at
work to tako tho now chartor into
tho courts Is fighting lights.
These samo lnfluoncos t,hat fight
tho chartor and fight lights, fight
street Improvements and progress of
any kind.
If tho now wards get no lights thoso
opposed to tho now chartor will enlist
tho peoplo In tho suburbs to aid In
fighting tho chartor. on tho cround
that they aro getting no bonoflta.
So It Is up to tho Republican coun.
ell to givo tho now wards lights, and
givo Uibm to thorn without unneces
sary dolay.
A NERVY JUSTICE.
Justice Horgan, agaisnt a Krcnt deal
of local pressure, gavo a decision In
favor of two Btrancors In tho ninhin
hbrsd., case,
Tho word had boon passed nroiimi
among the horsoraon that tho fight
was to tako this flno animal away from
li.iin ft .!...! 1f
..u.u, iu muir injury, bl-W
The horso had reallv been Snio,i
and taken away from the man who
claims to hold him under a lease by
force.
If an action had been brought
against. Crookhnm for malicious tres
pass, tho court would hava hmi fin
er Imurlson Crookham on proof of tho
ch'argo. ;
The ''state made the mlstnko nf -.
reetlng Crookham for larceny, ami
could have proved no felonious In.
tent. It could as easily have proven
urn mar.
To the credit of Judge Hnrmn i,n
wns not ovorawod Into violating tho
law, nnd binding over a itmn. ..
orlmlnal charge, when tho crime
charged had not been committed.
DO NOT 8PREAD THE FIGHT.
Thero ought to be mma .i ,.
-- --...v. nUuu nurii
uone In the next stato iii.i.....
thero la no senator to elect, '
Henco Republicans generally should
bend their enorgloe In Marlon county
to the selecUon of men of high char,
aoter and wed buslneea ability to send
im ii legiewture.
There Is an opiiortunlty to do somo
JKHXI work and check the spread of
I ortland PopuHsm, that reaches only
for Immense appropriations, and de
feat all reform muure to get them.
The Republican nnrtv n.nn. .
forever defeating flat salary bills. car
.en uius. and other measure In
the Interest of the mom.. nn.. v.. ,
IH)wr hi this state.
Hetmbllcans aeneraik- ai.i.i .....
n keep this county wit af ih- m.Tj.
woiml and factional riant that has
""" in ie past. :
Both.
The Salem Journal ...!, .t.
miL . -".. jniu
.,- neeM a SaWMlill. Whv nnt
The Journal stands for progress,
prosperity and expansion and a froe
guess on a diamond Into tho bargain.
If tho colloco nrofossors don't look
out some young follow will become an
orator In splto of thom.
Ugbort was hanged at 12:30. Tho
prison doors woro opened at 12:4D. A
reporter beat tho street car to town
on a bicyclo, and tho special execu
tion edition, with a pago about tho
hanging, was on tho stroots by 1
o'clock. Tho boys sold hundreds of
copies of tho first olght-pago mid-day
extra over Issued at tho Capital City.
Somo time ago a move was started
to change tho train schedulos so as to
shut tho aftornoon edition' of The
Journal out of going north. Tho Jour
nal made all preparations to got out
two editions dally, and catch both tho
oarly and lato trains, and tho move
ment of tho Portland papors was
called off.
Tho editor of tho Statesman Is to
bo commonded for sitting down hard
on tho everlasting anonymous corre
spondent "Publlcus,". who walls
about "Greater Salem" and too much
puolic schooling, etc. Thoro is an
element of safety In novor appearing
in print, only when your Identity Is
concenlcd, but it Is not exactly clvlr
heroism.
A correspondent suggests that some
of our streets bo covorod with nlrn
cloan hay or straw. That kind of a
stroot improvement has not hnim
tried, and tho suggestion may bo n
gooa one, who knows. Lot us tako un
a subscription at once.
fcguort has beon hangod. Diablo
has boon released, Wo aro now ready
for the war betweon Russia and Japan.
-n in ,. woll mul to stay down. --WWI Sf 0aM-i km.jvj . .
bail l" nu -- - j, " "TWI
Tho pain and tno uunung m mu iit
of my stomach lossoneu ana ni iasi
...on nwnv nltncothor. My weight
bogan to Increaso until it reached
1G5 pounds ana my noignuoru, wuu
...oro nnnv nrerl tnai 1 was wuauiiK iu
death boforo, woro astonished at tho
change. I resumed my housowork
and have hardly had occasion to call
a doctor sinre. I havo recommended
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to several
friends, and I say to tho palo, tliin
ones particularly, if you want to got
strong nnd well tnko Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Palo People."
These pills euro stomach troublo by
their tonic nctlon, building up tho dl-1
gostlvo organs nnd enabling thom to
do the work that naturo intended
them to do. Artificial ferments and
predlgcsted roous weaiton mo biuiu-iw umuuui, unu iur mis reason she
ach In many casos. Medicines should 2 sends it to tho Salem Steao
not do tho stomach's work but should Laundry, wlioro tho facillUot,
the vyiFE Who is good to
hpr WllcsnAMn
Soos to It that his Hnca li
laundorod, la tho finest and best
mannor, nnd for this reason she
put It In condition to porform Its nat
ural functions. A diet book giving
useful information will bo sont froo
on renuest.
Dr. WllllnraBJ Pink Pills for Palo
Peonlo aro sold by nil dealers, or will
bo sont postpaid on rccolpt of price, I
fifty conts n box or six boxos for two
dollara nnd a half, by addressing Dr.
Williams Modlclno Co., Schoncctady,
N. Y. Thoy nro novor sold In bulk
by tho dozen or hundred. Nono of
the gcnulno pills loavo tho laboratory
oxcept In boxes bearing tho woll
known trado-mark.
The White House
Can givo you a good meal any hour
of tho day or nlghL
siuii nnu oxporienco In the '
flnost work of this kind cannot
bo excelled. Tho llnon sety
ncro lasts longor and looks botr
tor niwaya.
Salem Steam Laundry
Colonel J. Olmstod, Prop.
Dorous D. OlmBtod, Man.
Phono 411. 320 Liberty RL
Beads and Jewels In a variety i
sizes and colors. JuBt arrlvod, T4
ontinos.
The Vatlcty Stoze
94 Court St, Annora M- Welch, Proi
SMfir9
See Out Goods and Pt ices
Neck Ribbons, No. 40, all silk, only 15o a yard
Golf Gloves, oil wool, only 23c a pair
Chain Purses, only 23c each ' f .'
Bead Necklaces, only 12o each .
Ladies' Belts, only 8oeach
Agato Buttons, 6 dozen for 5c
Embroideries, nice assortment fal 5o a. vurd
Violets, just received nice assortment of artificial iohts,
prices irom 10c a bunch upwards
. Salem Is an all-right town, oven If
some fine-halred pessimists do object
to calling It "Greater Salem." We
have the host Instituti, ,o. i.w
uuslneee houses, tho mmi n,..u-
tho best oducatlonal facilities, the
Ijost Y. M. a A., tho best nihio.i a...
dents, the best newspapers, In short
tho best of ovorvthlni? nf nn .
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iib sue in uregon.
Rostein & Gieenbam
302 Commercial Strep.t.
jH "1 1 1 W I 1 1 1 1 H-H-H'l 1 1 1 1 1 ft 1 j 1 1 I I I II 1 ; 1 H 1 1 1 in-
STOMACH
ON FIRE
ONLY A SKELETON CROUCHING
BL A STOVE.
Mrs. Doherty Has a Extraordinary
Experience and Undergoes a
Marvelous ChanQe.
wllimt.wL sukkn.! i?.7rllos'
Prt ot U wgj MWT.1U" wteiUjeneo Ja th9
iei.we rata nm a 'Jz Z'iiZ'V" " w? '
"T ""' "-" ""'"wseni, tit, WW8aa kta BQ
Jl the, school houses sd
'P une of lu dalli- Jw,rs for oner
J"T ,a the Journal
olnt, and ask. -Whi,.!, .. L.
Jowrnal will now probMbly r ,
waj, thwn b Bna
is--BKeBe Guard.
Difficult Digestion
it nUti ifo wlrbl.
Its sufferers wt not bee8M ther .. ,
-but slwpjr Uvus. iw !.. ..' "
- - -.- ww reMV
They know Uy rt UxltsMv a8d tnttu ,
but Uwy muet be eUwrwte. J
They wpUh ot bdte t ,
Uh. an ""'"'w Mosa-
good s Sarsaparilla
Mrs. R Doherty. of Nn in n..
street. Moberly. Mo., u a convincing
wltnoee of the power of medicine to
offect an natonlshlne hn i .u.
human system. She i n,in, . ..
I i - , s u IllO
ture of robust health, and yet she Is
(uown to herself and to hor neigh
bors as a woman who, five years ago.
barely escaped death fmm n
r a amaolatlon. Her story Is n, .
Iew:
"In 1S0G I boann tn imv,. ji..
ng attache of Indigestion that con
tinned f0r two yenrs My gt)raach
S-as constantly sore and burned as If
It was on Are, it bacon., fln-n.. ..
del oate that It would not retain oven
iimm waier. My Inability to tako
food reduced ray wehiht rn,i,,n
Ul It fell down to nlnety-elght pounds
- . aim utsalneee kept me
In bed most of the tlmo i ..
alU' starving to death and besides I
u enremeiy nervous. The doctor
wns perplaaed kwnuu r ,
i wj run
down. Ho gave me tonics which did
me no good, nr, ni.Hi,oj .
fehleh I was tw weak to attempt
..,, j. :r a l was M- and
Qhllled that I could do nothing but
oroush down cm the floor h- ii..
my latter brought me i .
Wlllam- Pink Pilte for Pale People.'
I found on trial that they t,m .
on ay stwaaeh unlike anything ofe,
I rosily felt better after three doses
and I kept oa uslnjy them. Food be-
Positive Ptooi
We Do
What We
Claim
We kill and romovo Cancers and
Tumors without tho aid of knife or I
othor Instrument
Dr, J. p. cook, tho Botanical Doc-
tor, curoo all kinds of diseases after I
an otaor schools haro failed, with- I
out tho aid of knlfo or poisons. Ills J
niOdlcinoa Alt. nnmnnon.l ' XT...Ja I
horbs; they are nathnrwi nnH iotMT
In Various nnra nf aj a -
I -.m v. X4UUtli;U HUU IW4- A
-sn countrloa, at great expenoo.
Envy
and
Deceit
'.'. Has oreventprt manv
.. irom bein cared by me.
THAT'S JEALOUSY!
Can vo
i Afford to Rtm
the Rsk
. . Read the Testimonial j . .
""" "' a 'romirisnt Salem Man:
" Inw, . T0 THE PUBLIC.
, , . wu n, ul. i K nnir..j .... ..
a great work he Is doing I wIhW i T WOrld may toow wbat "
:: ing treatment from h SfrLS thon I avo been tak- ;;
; ; ho has removed from mv .n . maths, and that In that time
:; ous growths as largo aa a m7 i , MI Uireo tumora of cnn00 "
: another cane onmJ r!tiT, ' a" frm the ,arK ,nteat,n0- ' '
' ' or fr r:r?.Ua ovlth ot lM8er size from off ff n i,. .
. , -. ..WU4VU. iUy-intlTTlh TI-1 . - wv. PW4U wv
:; clnos alone, they klli.ng the mZ?" sh mef '. '.
mro itself caatlni: thom Jlu T "I'mor-une roots, and wv , ,
:: daronotboUeyofctwhayJf S a,d f ta,ta or nw. I '.
:: wherein ih!Li,fU.,d.ha70 found e1"al succoesful troatnt any- '..
i: anlcal Doc'to ZrZr J P' th
! no read toatlmon al.n t hptttmhrr.
; ; We can do as much for you. or mor i,. " '
y ' r mor' lf yu ned It Consultation free.
iL,k ...... h F- COOK
t ...v, wuianicai Doctor,
Liberty Street. Salem. Qreaon. T
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BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO. i
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Oats For Sa e
BOP GROWER WnMs,r- " ?1C-
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m9MZJ2l UomaW St., SiIibi, Ore. S