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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1905)
Tprri'Bi'Ji W w IUJ j VVf DAILY CAPITAL JOOBNAL, SALEM. OBBGON. WEDNESDAY, MAT 31, 1003. ximmmmuvimma ciiap1 A'f ?okHe PmseailniifefAB- similar beBMlMulBetfuta- aagittf'.aiomMur iikixwmsoi ProHWtea Di Jtetlonjaicerful- Ojiitfa,Marf4iifie twrMtatraL Vor'KJkH.coTio. je0uarsam.maesi rbrflau Seal' SfBrtmwiiSjiala WZk Apotfccl Remedy ttrConaina Hon , Souf Stoich,DiacEMM Worsts .Ocwukioos .Feverish-' new and Lobs of Sukr FacStrmU Signature of NEW YDHK. EXAcr oopv w WBAnnoa. filia. Negro Preaching Holy Boiling. A negro giving his namo as A, Svrackhammor, is touring tho country around Entorprlso ns n Holy Holler. Ho ulaims to ball from Hnyti and nlso claims to Imvo assisted in holding tho mcotlngs in tho Wlllamotto ralloy when tho Holy Bollors hold high cnr nlvcl down hero. Swackhnmmor is n mulatto nbout 30 years old, is six foot .tall nnd -wears a coat reaching down to his nnklos. His method is to sccuro a church in which to lecturo and then to opon up n sorlos of services which usually closo tho sec ond night. Tho first night ft crowd attends through curiosity and tho noxt night pooplo romnin awny through dis gust. Tho colorod Holy Bollor tnkos up a collection at his servicos, thus en abling him to pay his way at tho load ing hotels. OHILDBEN GET FOB OASTOEIA. FLETOITBB'a DpMCiiluniiuVNtl,M m UUIUUKMTJCU'tf XHOUtill U UEO .. U.U Mllb Win tMli VkUalla4 ui latlla. ". aVlflMlllHlW.HMlUll u "IUUf fcr I.a4l0 ft iMiar, , r turn Mall. 1 . TmiihIiJi I.U tr MaiiMm , run. 1LA.. VAl HOLLISTni'S Rtcky Mountain Tea Hiote J A jjbit MKUtlnt fir Buy rpl. Bring! Qold Bulla d Riaiwtd Vlg. A aneclflo forOomUiwtJon, IniiljreiiUon. IJt ?.?J Klilner Trouhloa, llmpln, licem. Impure Wood, 114 UroaUi. 8luUh IioweU, flrwdach and UAckache. It's Kooky Mountain Teft In Ub lt form. 8.1 catn box. Ornulna m4 br Koluitib Unco Counxr, Modltou, Wit. GOLDEN NUQQETS FOR SALLOW PE0P.U hBBBHHEi ft) AT v (fMUMUltaMl sm BOSTON B BROWN B n BREAD B FLOUR PACKAGE POK 7 LOAVES..., 20c 10-POUND SACK v.. ,65c ASK 70T7B GKOOES POK IT. AIiEN8 B. B. B. PLOUK CO, tPaclfio Coast Pactory, CASTORIA Far Infanta and Chlldron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA tm cirrauN hkmkt, unit ran orrr. Bun Thorn In. Albany Domecrnt: An Albany boy nnd girl wcro discovered on tho strcots botwoon 1 nnd 2 o'clock early thjs morning nnd placed in tho city jail for nwhilo. Boys and girls havo no bust- nesi on tho streets nights, and it is a good idea to havo a fow oxamplcs. -Considerable complaint is mado of tho manner in which somo of Albany's young pcoplo roam around nights, and it will not bo n bad idea to back up tho forco in qycry effort to stop it. Tho curfew law is n good one, nnd might woll bo observed. A Disastrous Calamity. It ii a disastrous calamity, when you loso your health, bocause indiges tion and constipation havo sappod it away, Prompt roliof can bo had in Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Thoy build up your digcttivo organs nnd cure bond- a oho, dlzzlnoei, colic, constipation, etc. Guaranteed at J. 0. Perry's drag storo; 25c. Would Havo Boon No Ono Loft. Tho Dallct Chronlclo; In tearing out tho wall in front of tho High school building n few dnys ngo, a workman brought his pick down on what nftorwnrds proved to bo flvo or six sticks of giant powder, which had boon hid behind tho wnll. now they got thoro can only bo conjocturod; but had thoy bcon on tho south sldo of the lot, or whoro tho powder would hnve boon loss frigid, thoro would havo boon no ono left in tho vicinity to say that thoy wero oven thoro. A o I 5 B ? gaa Jom, CalJ jfhmt AW . Hi It m In Mf OFFICIAL OPENING PROGRAM Portland, Or.. May 31. Tho Lowls and Clark contcnnlnl exposition, upon which tho city of Portland has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, will bo thrown open nt 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, During tho Inst fow dnys tho pooplo havo worked with despcrato onorgy to nccompllsh tho thousand nnd ono things thnt always remain to bo dono at tho last momont. As a, rosult of tho enro fully laid plans, tho fair stands today complotcd In ovory dotnil, nnd nil ma ohlnoryof tho exposition is but await ing tho Presldouffi toucn to start in motion. At 1 o'clock, Portland tlmo, Presidont Boosovclt, at Washington, will touch tho goldon telegraph koy, nnd start tho machinery of tho oxposltlon. Pollowlng is tho offlcial pregram: Ovorturo, "Fcotival" (Wobor), Imes' Band. Assomblago called to or dor by tho prosldent of thp exposition nt 12 o'clock, noon, Dlvino invocation by tho IU. Uov. David H. Moore, D. D., Portlnnd, Oro gon. Ainrch, "Imperial Oregon," Innos. (Dodlcntod to tho memory of Captains Lowls and Clark, and Irmcrlbod to tho pooplo of Orogon.) . Addrest by 11. W. Goodo, president of tho Lowls nnd Clark Contcnnlnl Ex position. Address by George EClmmbcrlnin, govornor of Oregon. Music. Address by Jefferson Myers, presl dont of tho Lewis and Clark CcntennI n Exposition Commission for tho otnto of Oregon. Music Address by Goorgv II. Willlnms, mayor of Portland. Music. Address by Clarcnco D. Clark, United States senator, roproscnttng tho Unltod States senate. Music. Address by Jnrno A. Tnwnoy, M. O., representing tho United 8tatc9 houso of representatives. Address byH. A. Taylor, first assist ant socrotary of tho treasury and chair man of tho United States government board. Muslo. Address by Joseph II. Cannon, snenk or of tho housn of representatives of tho Unitod States. Music. Address by Charles' Warren Fair bank, vlco-prcsldcnt of tho Uultod States and porsonnl roprcsontntivo of tho president. Presidential saluto of 21 guns. Notification by wiro to president of tho United States of tho exposition management's1 rcadlnoss to rccoivo sig nal to onon tho oxposltlon. Prosldent Itoosovelt touches goldon koy at Whlto Houso in Wnnhtngton transmitting electrical onorgy which rings chimes in tho Unltod States government building nnd stnrts ma chinery of tho oxposltlon. Prosldont Goodo thpn declare! tho Lewis and Clnrk Contcnnlnl Exposition formally oponod to tho world. "Tho Star Spangled Eannor," by tho massed bands with artlllory accompar nlmonts and cathedral chimes, Divino benediction by tho Most Uov. Alexander Christie, D, D., archbishop of Oregon. Tho national anthem, Innes' band. Centennial saluto of 100 guns. Excursion Rates, During tho Lewis nnd Clark Exposi tion tho O. O. T, Co. will mako a rate of 75 cents to Portland, round trip 1. Tickets good for 10 days. Boats leav ing daily, ii i Home Without a Stage. It will bo nowa to most peoplo that Home, tho channel through which tho drama, was disseminated through Eu rope, has today no dramatic traditions of her own, nor oven a body of actors of her own. Such strolling companies. operatic and dramatic, as may bo trav eling through Italy, often from Milan, makea brief "snaaon" in thccapltal as in other cities, and that Isall. An or ganized effort is now boing mado to re move this reproach. A city orchestra of 100 high class porforuiora has been fonnod, nnd this will bo placed gra tutlously at tho disposal of tho Cos tanzl theater, in return for six months of a varied repertory of opera. In tho same way, tho Argentlno theater will become a national theater of comedy, withsubventlons of about $4000 a year, on conditlonof giving a six months' of a varied dramatic program. If you aro troubled with dizzy spells, headache, indlgoation, constipation, nolllster'a Boeky Mountain Tea will mako you well and keep you well. If r if fails, got your money baek. That' fair. 35 cents. Stone's Druir Store. illlllUUHIIIUIIIIIIIII' I STATE SOCIAL NEWS Hlillt H I H-M4-W-M 4- Blodgett. Arthur Norton, of East or n Orogon, Is tho guest of his brothers this weok, Mrs. W. L. Van Alstyno and daugh tor, Mabel, roturned from Fall' City Sunday, Mis Juno Euan Is visiting her friend, Miss Huth Hornaday, In Nashville this wcokt Mrs. George Good nnd children loft Saturday for Yaqulnn, whoro thoy ex pect tomako their homo. MJsj Mlnnio Hall nit ended a basket eocial at Wrm last Friday eroning, re turning Sunday. Marion Vnn Alstyno Is sponding a fow days nt homo this wook. Wo understand that Summit pooplo horo havo organized a band, with Mr, Miller as teacher. Mr. James is spending n fow daya with his daughter, Mrs. A. L. LaGrango this weok. Harry and Tko Blodgett attondod tho funernl of their Undo Jack Derrick last week, GOOD NEWS. Many Salem Boadera Have Heard and Frofitod Thoroby. It "Good news travels fast, "and tho thousands of bad suflerors in Salem aro glad to learn that prompt roliof is within thoir reach. Many a lamo, weak and aching back is bad no moro, thanks to Doaii's Kidnoy Pills. Pcoplo aro tolling tho good news of their experi ence with tho Old Qunkor Rotnody. Horo is an oxamplo worth reading! Mrs. Ii. W. Monech, wlfo of L, W. Monccli, cabinet maker, residing cor ner Fourth nnd Main strcots, Albany, Oregon, says: "After any ovor oxor tion, or whon I contracted a cold, pain seated itself in tho scat of my back, causing it to ncho severely, and thcro was a difficulty with tho kidnoy secre tions. On such ocoasions stooping lifting, twisting or turning was always followed by sharp shooting twinges through the kidnoys. Whon I was bnd ly in need of something to bring roliof I read nbout Doan's Kidnoy 's Pills and procured a box and took thorn strictly nccordlng to directions. Thoy thoroughly rollovod mo of tho last at tack, and up to tho prosent tlmo I havo not had a traco of symptoms of irri tated or Innctivo kidneys. I will bo pleased to nllow you to uso my namo if it will bo tho moans of doing good to othors." For salo by all doalcrs. Price, CO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, Now York, solo agents for tho United States. Itomombor tho namo Doan's and tako no other, CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought 8lgnaturo of CuzyT&Ai NEIGHBORS KICK If She Don't Get a Now Step Ladder Neighbors Will Drlvo Her From tho Neighborhood. Tho stoploddor which goes tho rounds of a curtain neighborhood in Atchison at this soason Is a dilapidated affair that needs moro than an apology, saya tho Globe. Tho owner 'a apologies havo boon aeceptod long enough. Ono I woman who used it yostorday found tho I only way it would etand waa upsldo down, and aho climbod it that way, tho parts projecting against tho wall. Slnco it started out this spring, womon have had to becomo contortionists to maintain a foothold and uso their arms nt tho namo tlmo. Ono woman bad to uso both hor arms to hold on, and waa compollod to wash windows with hor foot. Another woman got no uso out of tho ladder until sha had learned to balance horsolf on hor hoad on the fourth round. It is found that if thoro is a bucket of hot, soapy water on top, tho ladder is suro to spread and dump it. Ono woman has filed suit for 175,000 damages from tho owner of tho ladder for a iall eho got from it yostorday Tho owner has boon notified that unless aho gots a now atcpladder to lend her neighbors, tbey will drlvo hor from tho neighborhood. Edison Phonograph Agency, Gasoline Lamps, Mantels. Gaaollno. Typewriters, Now, Booond-Hand. Boot. 214 Com'l St. Phone Main 401. CLASSIFIED FOR SALE. For Halo. Sovon-rooiri rosidonce, barn, largo half block, eloctrlo lights, bath, hot and cold city wator. E. Hofor, Journal offlco. For Salo. A good milch cow, vory gon tlo. Inquiro of Jacob Vogt, at shoo storo. 5-29-3t For Bale Two good work horses. In quire at Salem stom laundry. B-18 tf For Salo. Small dry fir wood, at $3.25 per cord. Phono Black 2001. T. L. Davidson, Jr., Mornlngsldo. 1-20-tf For Sale, Pivo or toa-acro plaso, first class improvomonts. Closo to school, church, poatofllco and railroad. Ad drcea "X," oars of Journal. For Bala Now and old buggios, hacks, farm and apring wagons, carta and saw buckboard. Salem Carriag & Wagan Factory, North Liberty at. 5-20-&wkd-2twk For Salo. Two lota, with nw housa and barn, good improvomonts. At a bargala. Inquiro of Glover te Pat ton 'a blaokBtnith ahop, 430 Court atrott. 5-22-tf Farm for Salo, Well improved good terms. Inquiro of it. J. Capps, Capi tal Improvomonb. Co. 6-27-lwk" WANTED FEMAXB ITELT. Wanted. Woman to tako wopkly washing ior two people. Must do good work. Address "L.," caro Jour rial. C-20-3t WANTED MALE HELP. Wantod. Elovntor boy at Willamette hotel, 5-20- Bellablo Manager Wanted To look af ter our Salem offlco and suporlntond salesmen, workmon and lino construc tion. Boferenccs and cash doposlt required, Yearly contract with lib oral salary. Great Westorn Tolo phono Co., 1005 Market atroot, San Francisco, Col. 5-20-lm WANTED. Wanted. Energetic, trustworthy man or woman, to work in Orogon, repre senting largo manufacturing com pany. Salary $40 to 400 por month, paid weekly; exponsoa advanced. Ad dress, with atamp, J, 11. Mooro, Sa lem, Or. 5-27-3t MISCELLANEOUS. Shirt Waists and Summer Gowns Mado in tho beat stylo and workman ship. Terms reasonable Address or call on Mrs. II. Mllnor, 20th and Centor atrcota. 5-20-tf Ecward $120 for tho arrest and con viction of tho man who hold up A. II, Damon on tho ovening or May 2d, 5-20-3t Lost. English sotter dog, black and whlto, about 10 months old. No marks on collar. Any information concerning him will bo gratefully re ceived by tho owner, Mrs. J, Hlu noil, South Commercial atrcot. S-203t Strawberry Oratos Tin tops and halr looks at lowest prices. Capltal Com Mission Co. lions Main 2231, oppo alts TTlllametU Hotol, Salera, Oregon. Hotol Scott Newly furnished, every thing doan and first class. Rooms nt roasonablo prices. In Cottle blook, Salem. A. Scott, prop. 7-C-tf. Salem Iron Works Founders, machin ists and blacksmiths. Manufacturera of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop aad fruit drying stoves, eta Manufacturers of the O. K. Grubber, Bband A Marcua. 11-29-lm Davey h Savage. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, Conveyancing and Hxalning Titles. Netary work done. Bring us list af your property for sale, 402 Stats strset, sear High. 3 8-tf Bay Havs ysu tried II. H. Paula for meats t He baa tba beat aausnga in tow. Cams and try it, and bs con vinced. 410 East State stret, - We Ars Now paying 10a for eggs. Commercial Cream Co. 8-11-tf Theo, M. Barr Suecoaaor to Barr & Petrel, tinner and plumber. Hot nlr water aad ateam beating a specialty, Bald, Oregon. 3-2- OLHANINa AND DYE WOBKS, Cleaning and Dyeing And repairing aeatly dans. Four auita pressed by the month $1.00, at the Capital City Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Parlor. Mlas Eflle M. Andoraon, proprietor. Opera Houso block. 5-1-tf OALL ON TOUB STEPMOTHER AT the Salem Dye Worka whon you want your clothes aleaned, dyed, re- Iialred pressed, relined, velvet col ara ea: also suit proasod by the month. You can get anything clean ed, from a pair of gloves to tba moat elaborate silk cowns. Mrs. O. H. Walker, Prop.', 105 Commercial street, I BASH AND DOOB FACTORIES, A. H. Hanaon Manufacturer of all kiada a&ah, dorrs, mouldings, wood work, bona finish and offlco fixtures. Estimates furnished, Cor. Mill and Church street. Phono Bed 211. Frank M. Brown Manufacturer of sash, door, mouldings. All kinds of house finish and hardwood work. Front street between Btato and Court BABXBIES. Capital Bakery Ullom & Rutherford, propriotora, 430 Court street. Fresh bread, piaa and oakea daily. Jfncca roons, lady flngora, angol and devil food sake, candloa, nuta, ate. Dollv ties mada to any part of tho city. Phone Whlto 321. E-l-tf ARCHITECT. W. D, Pngh Architect and superin tendent, plans furnished for all class es of building and structural work. Offlco US Stalo s troot, Tioga block, , Salem, Orogon. DRAYMEN. White & Cummins, do a gosoral dray and transfer business, meet sii trains. 'Phonos, down town, Mate 2181, rosldoncos, Bluo IS, red 07. Stand 218 Commorstal street 8-lMsa LODQE8. Salem Camp, No. lis, Woodmen tf the World Meota In Holman nail ovory Frldny at 7:30 p. m. L. K. Btlnaoh, oobaul; P, L. Frascr, clerk. Forestors of America Court Sherwood Foresters No. 10. Meets Friday la Turner block. Ira Jorgonson, C. E.J A. L. Brown, Sec, Central Lodes No, 18, K. of P. Castle nail in Holman block, cornor State and Liberty stroota. Tuoadny of each weok at 7:30 p. m. T. J. Cronise, O. 0.; W. I. Staloy, K. of B. and 8, Modern Woodmen of vAmorlcav Ore gon Cadar Camp, No. 6210. Meets ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'clock, Holman Hall. E. E. Mutton, V. O,; A. Ii. Brown, Clork. WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER C0MPAWV OFFICE CITY HALL. For water sorvieo apply at office. Bills payablo monthly in advance'. Mako all complaints at the office Jtfst In Our new Uno of 1005 wall pa per has just arrlvod. All latost patterns at reasonable prices. Call and sco our stock and be convincod that our paper and prices are right. Remember tho plaoo. E. L. Lemmon 299 Liberty St Phone 2475 'MIHi'HIIIIHMWHH :A GOOD MEAL:: Makea a person feel satisfied I with themselvos and the whole ', ; world. Those are tha kind of J meals we serve. Quick aarrlco. : White House Restaurant:: GEOBaE BEOS. ' J; State Street. Propriotora. ; ; ill i iiMttuff m usees. Creeping Upwards That's what wo are doing every day, All admit that our meals are oven growiug hotter, and tho crowds aro growing largor daily. COFFEY'S RESTAURANT 205 Commercial Street i New Lange Hotel Corner Sixth and Washington streets, Portland, Or., (next to Imperial). Strictly fireproof and modern. Bates lowest for first- daaa service, Steam heat and . elevator, elegant eafe and bar 'f in aoancotlon. On direct line to ; ; fair grounds. V. Lange, propria- tor Sam Bauman, manager, for-. , merly of Omaha, Neb. X H 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h- Fesf if o. a J If-' -JS . "m) 9U4. i . A ; ; AJ f ' m . ." tiSJkCTsfc! " nA v fiU-. i-a. ".. ' tA&ki. v U- itt M lUk. t'i& ijli; uJ, j. f - 1 -jiiiVi.. ,