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DAH.T OAPXrAl. JOURNAL, SALEM, OKHQON, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1900. """Vm
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ocai lenses near-righted and far
;d lenses made to order.
old and Gold
'lied Frames
o made to 'order. Our pricea yon
dud reasonable. .
las. H. Hinges
jewelers and Optician
(123 Commercial. St.
i
DR. KUM
Iderful CHINESEi DOaOR
treat you with Oriental hcrb
pre any en-easojfy-muui operation
K.um is known everywhere in
and has cured many prominent
here. Hd has lived in Salem
yeras, and can be trusted. He
any medicines unknown to white
and with them can cure
asthma, lung troubles, rheu-
stomach, liver, and kidney dls-
urn makos a specialty of dropsy
analo troubles. His remedies
ivnto diseases when everything
, Ho has hundreds of teeti
and gives consultation free.
for medicines very moderate.
in the country can write for
Send stamp.
K want somo extra fine tea, get
us.
DS. KUM BOW WO CO.,
th High street, Salem, Oregon.
e Hotel Salem. F. O. Box 185.
heet
lusic
carry a full line of sheet
as well as all the newest
stions for Victor, Columbia,
ison.
Iking
.chines
3on't forget that wo repair
kl instruments and sell violins,
, manaonns, etc.
L. F. SAVAGE
J. Wenger's Old stand
wnmorcial St., Salem, Orogon.
HipH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Part of tha Week's Program Passed
Tho conn.en..ment program of the
high school started) with the junior
senior banquet, June 1, which was a
well planned and executed affair, to
say tho least. Tho second event was
tho baccalaureato sermon, given at the
First Congregational church" Sunday,
.Tunc 30, by Kev. P. S. Knight. The
sermon was given ia a most interest
ing manner, and it has been said bv
not a few that it was the best of the
kind cvrtr given in Salem. It is as
follews:
Baccalaureate address to the first
graduating class of tiio Salem high
school, delivered June 10, 1906. Text
Psalm 37:4, "Delight thyself also in
rtho Lord, and Ho shall give theo the
desires of thine heart."
There aro many things in which the
young heart delights. Yet, many pure,
beautiful and worthy things. But af
to., a ist is made of all the delightful
things that the eyes can seo or' the
hands can handle even of all that the
uninspired mind can fathom or com
prehend thero is an 'lalso." It is
suggested by tha text:
"Delight thyself ALSO in Jehovah."
And what a great promise fol fel fol
eows: "Ho shall give theo tho DE
SIRES of thino heart."
Aspiration) is tho first result if in
spiration. And' by inspiration I mean
tho spiritual stirring that may como
to -very soul. The soul onco breathed
upon cannot rest. It is filled with de
siresaspirations. The soul moved by
tho Spirit desires to be something nob
ler, to do something more worthy. At
first it may be a blind" desire. The
soul is conscious of a want, but knows
not where nor by what it may be sat
isfied. It is a condition of spiritual
unrest.
In sheer self defence tho troublel
soul may seek to quiet and1 quench
theso refit destroying aspirnUons to
administer anodynes to a troubled con
science in hope that peace may bo se
cured. It is a vain hope. Not thus
may an immortal soul hope to escnpo
what tho poet calls "The mighty mael
strom of divine unnest.'"
It woro as rational to seek to quench
tho lifo gorm thnt is in the seed. The
only way to stop that lifo gorm from
restlessness and growth is to put it
where it will die. For,
1
IffiSsSSSSSI
THE IEST REMEDY
For cnu, barn., brail..,
orei,KUi, barbed wr cult
tnl tit hurt of man or
bttit 1-
Dean's
King Caotus Oil
the only liniment tbt
heals without a scar.
15c., 50c, II, tSulUllltl.
Accept do lubitltule.
sold t?
O.W. Putnam Co
135 N. Com. St
Salem, Or
tho higher grade of development and
tho higher rnnge of nil activities, but
that in a si'nse he carries all grades
and moves through every rnngo of ac
tivity that nature knows.
Ho vegetates with the plant; ho
breathes and moves about and hungers
anil thirsts and feels nhvsienl t-.Ii.
with the nnimal; he reasons, thinks,
chooses, lovei and hates as man; he
grovels, dissemble.-, deceives and) asso
ciate iu nil vileneis with tho spirits
of darkness; he soans in holy medi
tation, salutes the eternal throno with
psalms of praise, and rejoices in all
purity and beauty with tho angels of
light. All extremes meet in man all
beauty and oil ugliness, nil joy nnd nil
sorrow, all sin nnd all virtue. No
place in heaven is so high thnt ho may
not rejoice in its light, while the no-'
ther depths arc not so black but he
will dare to fnce thein horror nndl dos
pair. He walks without fear whore
angels veil their fnocs, nnd doubt ami
questions where devils believe nnd
tremble". ' 'How5 fittingly iloesK-io poo?
speak of this strange creature, man:
"Man, man, thou poor antithesis of
power,
Chill of all timo vet ceaturo of an
hour;
By .times chhmoleon of a thousand
forms,
Tho Lord of empires nnd the food of
(.. worms."
Shis word "desires," then must,
have various meanings whon applied
to man. Wo onay say, speaking broad
ly, thnt there nre bodily desires, men
tal desls, spiritual desires. We hnvo
hero a clear reference to the,-higher
line of, desires, desires of the heart,
the spirit, the mornl nature. They are
not mere appetites that -may. bo ap
peased with meats and drinks. They
vt e not carnal passions thnt may be
stilled by indulgence today only to be
In somo way in the. highest and best
way the Father must delight in his
own children.
Sureh, then, His heart is ever open
to all who delight in Him. As a spir
itual being man's uatural place is with
tho Father, in tho Father. Having
onco learned how to "delight thyself
in the Lord," thou shalt find all true
delight to be included) in that. My
own unrest is a mystery to mo until I
find it at once explained and quioteil in
that glorious presence where every
longing is satisfied and every question
is answered.
To my mind this is a wondcrful
thought, the most exalted and exalt
ing thought that wo can have con
cerning eurselves: the possibilities of
our nature nre so great that we can be
satisfied! with nothing less than God.
Not simply some belief in God, ?ome
view of Him, wme creed or dogma
touching his nature not some gener
al sense o his forbearance, forgive
ness and love but God himself. We
must find our eelight, and through that
"tho desires of our hearts," in a joy
ful, fruitful, constnnt ONENE&S WITH
THE FATHER.
"Silently flows the deep river,
Littlo brooks bnbblo nnd fret.
Tho Lord as a deep river movetji,
And I as tho brooklet and yet
Tho brooklet flows down to tho river
And find., a calm rest in itsflood;
And I, when by journoy is ended
May rest on the bosom of God.
The sun shines in splendor forever,
The dim cnndlo glows for a night;
The Lord lives in clory eternal,
Mv life Is h-'spniflnvhii siL'ht.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Is a powerful, Invigorating tonic,, Jmpnrt
ng health and strength In particular
11) II
local, womanly health is so Intlmiuni.
neaiui ami strcngtn In particular
tho organs distinctly feminine. The
il. womanly li.nlih 1 en i.,i,..,i..
related to the ncm-ial li. n1t. i,. ,.v,..
diseases of the delleato womanly groans
are cured the -whole, body gains In health
and strength. For weak and sickly
women who aro "worn-out, "run-down"
or debilitated, especially for women who
work In store, ofllco or schoolroom, who
sit at the typewriter or sewing machine,
or boar heavy household burdens, and for
nursing mother, Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription has proven a priceless
benefit because of Its health-restorlni
and strength-giving powers.
As a soothing and strengthening nerv
ine. "Favorite Prescription" ts un
xjualixl nnd Is Invaluablo In allaying and
lubdnlng nervous excitability, Irrliat.il
ty, nervous exhaustion, nervous prostra
ilon, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, chorea,
ar bt, Vitus' dance, and other distressing
nervous symptoms commonly httemlnnt
upon functional and organic disease of
tho womanly orjrans. It Induces, refresh
ing sleep and rollovea mental anxiety and
despondency.
Cures obstinate cases. "Favorite Pre
scription " Is a positive euro for tho most
complicated and obstinate cases of "fe
male weakness," painful periods, irregu
larities, prulupMis or falling of tho pelvic
organ, weak back, bearing-down .ena
Hon. , chronic congestion, Inflammation
ami ulceration.
Dr,, Picrco's medicines aro made from
harmless but oftlclent medical roots
found growing In our American foresta.
The Indians know of the marvelous ctira-
tiyo vitliio of somo of tlioso roots and tin-
CHANCE
TO SEE
'FRISCO
parted that knowleelgo to somo of tha
friendlier white', and gradually somo if
tho moro progressive physicians came to
test nnd uso them, and over since they
havo grown In favor by reason of their
superior curative virtues and their safo
and harmless qualities.
Your druggists sell tho"FA.voniTRPnK
BcniiTtoj. " and alsei that famous altera
tive, hlooel purifier and stomach tonic, tho
"Goi.hkn MKP19AI. DiacovKHr." Write
to Dr. Plorco about your case. Ho Is an
experienced physician and will treat your
case as confidential and without charge
for correspondence. Address him at tho
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Yet the sun lpnned his llghtto the
if candle, ".. . "
And He gave to me this brief
flame;
The canello gives back what is bor
rowed, My sphlt returns whenco it came.
. '
.It Is well: let tho brook Beek the
river,
, Anil both find their homo in the
sea;
It is' well: they were set to deliver
A messagci to you nnd to me.
It is well that thoiflnm'oof. tho cnndle
Dies out in the blnzc of the sun;
All is well if our lives rise im-
t' mortal
When this little journey is done.
AJUIIUIV, 4.1. J...
J suiting physic!
an.
Giving a shirtlcM man a collar is not
philanthropy.
That Tired Feeling.
If you aro languid, depressed, in
capable for work, if indicate that
your liver is out of order, Hcrblna
.will assist nature tb throw off head
aches, rheumatism and nilmcnU akin
to norvousnesa and rcetora tho ener
'glcs and vitality of sound nnd per
feet health. J, J. Hubbard, Temple,
Toxas, writes: "I havo used Herbln.
for tho past y cars. It has done
mo moro good than all tho doctors. It
Is tho best modlcin. over made for
cl.llls and fover." 50c, For sale by D.
J. Fry.
"When life begins to throb nd stir,; - W
The tiniest seed will find-tho day; ln,cctuaj ,onglllgl, for tll0
unci gL-rm 01 ui is luiuu.-n
HOuLISTE?;'
Mountain Tea Nuggets
L But Medlolne for Bair Feopli.
m Q.W.n -Idilth isd Renewed Vinrr.
Bflc for Constipation. Indigestion, LWeV
ley Troubles, Pimples. Eczema, impure
W Breath, filuKglsh Bowels, Headache
SS cents a box. Genuine made by
1 Daco Company, Madison, wis.
NU00ETS FOR SAI LOW PEOP.f
mm
H FRENCH FEMALE
0PIL.LS.
Ciniu.Riuir Ut Bcttbimui rrno.
i"ipiAiuM'fc,ffl.isa
" wo inu VT ;- ' , IIS
.Ui. winUiioriJ.viip'4''
'4. .uBlr.. if ! dn.Ul4-i
iM vpurerdtri ltt
-IOICtCO..-ittT.UWeTSIt.'. I
l ia SalMi by a tes.
Thnn a whole univcrso of clay."
And whnt go-in of life, wo may ask,
is moro mighty than that which the
Eternal Love and Power has plnnted
in mart's immortal nature. Will you
put that germ of life under n mountain
of clay nnd imagine it shall keep quiet f
Somo ly you shall see that mountain
crumble. Will you seek to quench that
struggling light under a seared and
hardened consciencet Somo day it
will break forth to illuminata the un
speakablo horrors of the darkest abode
of sin in which you can hide.
To appreciate the force of the word
'elesiroB" as it occurs .in tho text, we
need to realize to eomo extent the
rango of man's activity in nature. The
plant that has within itself tho ener
gies of a growing lifo is moro than a
clod. Tho an-tnal, em-owed wnn sen
sation and a degreo of reasoning pow
er, is moro than a plant. Man, into
whoso nostrils tho Creator breathed the
brqath of life, is more than an animal.
Tho higher you rise in tho scalo of be
ing tho wider you find tho range of ac
tivities. Tho plant grows and bears its
treasures of the schools and libraries.
Neither are they the outrenchlngs of
tho esthetic nature fer visions of ex
ternal bemuty and harmony.
They certainly includo all that is
pure nnd worthy along all these lines,
but they are the longings of the im
mortal nnturo for whatever is im
mortal in naturo or over nature.
They are as real in the child as in
man or woman penhnps oven mort
real. The soul is not always consciout
of their meaning in either child or man.
In a s(tnso you may say they aro blind
desires. And tho blind are over load
ing the blind, with the proverbial ro
suits. Many mistakes are mnde in at
tempts to satisfy these immortal ling
ering. Alta-B nra built, tompics are
erected; idols aro carved. Creeds,
,inrr.n. nnil ..wmulns multiply. Sac-
rifices and forma of worehip nre in
vented. But from any and all of these
tho soul may finally must turo awny
with its sense of longing unsatisfied
Wo may ay it must be so, andi t is a
sign of hopo thnt it is so. Immortal
man is too great to bo finally and for
ever satisnexi who xu i, -
placo to placo but cannot '
tho realms of scientific or imaginative
thought, In mam you not oy And
fruit, but cannot move from placo to I hh (ho 'bm tLat can
place. Tho animal may move from l oj u. 0f thongbt jQ the fnost
progiesBivo age.
"Thou hast maue us ior iujscu,
aaid Augustine, "and we aro restless
till wo find our rest in thee." Tho real
desires of our hirts, our ekeper hearts,
aro cot for "thlng"-for mero trap
pings and external conditions. The
living hnrt must find a living heart.
You want, a companion, a friend, a
lover, a mtitual sharer of your weal
aneJ woe, some ono to Jove who can
with love, respond. You want tie
FATHER whoso heart is the founda-
tain of all live, the FATHEB who9
own best name is LOVE. It Is n want,
not merely a whim a real want, not
a fictitious one. It is a want that must
bo eatisfiod If I am to (remain or over
como to bo In any high truo sense, a
MA2s Without it I tako my place
with the beast of the field and with
every creeping thing.
Now I am not here to ay that the
Father respond to theso desires in
,-, hearts. But I am here to say
that these desires are responses to the
Urinal dsire in the Father's own
heart. Fifteen hundred years before
the birth of our Lord fc far seeing wise
man gave expression to this theught:
Job, 14:W. "Thou shalt tall, and I
will wuwer theo; thou wilt have a
DESIRE to the work of thine hands."
How can It be otherwise! Ua U
OTe than creature of God. He Is
child of God. Can the Inlnlte Path
tt regard Us own children a the tlust
of his chariot whls? It cannot t M.
FriAl SALE
it -Bf mm - -
ON THE FOLLOWING
.,.
Iaa 25c lawns and dimities aMortmcnt 01 eosm. w, v
fancy colored waistingn, epeciol pnoo 'ouUaTd
prt-ite waistinga, ealo price .10c a 7
lie's pretty patterns..... a a vd
hhea wide, Pillow Ijaqe, special .'.'.'.'... -lStf
sutmbonaeta sale, price .S2-00
u end $3.50 silk umbrellas, all colore, f'" t
GO swell wool eoraot elMh pony jackets,
Sale Price $7.50
..S5J yQ
EMBROIDERIES
3E ASeORTMEKT JU8X JtSOBIVEO.
eet cover emby, epecial t ..IQCkjd
embroideries, eoeekl tnTd
!4 20c wide embroideries, special . .. . ... ''''"M. and 25 d
" at 3Kfr5fr yftlOfr 22V iV r T
B0STEIR & GREENBAUM
a, . : ...jo wcni
. 29 mm 300 LOmnj
Tho rennalndor of the week will be
taken up with other exercises. Tues
day evening will be given a benefit
pTogram' by tho school. Wednesday
evening the senior class piny, in the as
sembly hall of the high n'hool. Fri
day evening, the graduating exercises.
Saturdny evening, the organization of
tho alumni.
This is tho first commencement of
the. S.lem high schoel, nnd every effort
U being made to make it equal to that
of other high whools.
Very Annoying to Somo Pcoplo.
Peoplo that aro known to bo weak
and sickly, by their neighbors, arc
asked the, question every day whether
thoy are feeling better. Do you feel
stronger! Aro you gaining flesh t Their
friends know if thoy -fo gaining fleih
It is ono of tho sure signs of return
ing hoalth. If they can only get a
romedy that will make souu, ncaiwiy
flesh, recovery is as.urvd. Peoplo with
nervous troubles, loss of flesh and
Btrongtb, no ambition, languid, nnd nl
ways tired, have thin, watery blood.
Tho food thoy eat docs not nourish
them, it does not mako Moon, ii ai
to each moal they would tak'o Dr.
Wood and Nerve Tonic their fooJ
would, bo turned into rich, rod blood,
making solid flesh and strength. The
tablets aro sold in boxes by all drug
gists or 75 cents, or thrco boxes xor
- People who use this tonic gain
in lolid fleh from one to threo poun-,r
pe wek; thoy fl ler and know
tbey are on the road to health,
A lot of men who think they are in
dependent aro only contrary.
o
Sore Curw for Piles.
Itching piles piodoco mohturs ond
eauw itching, this form, at well as
blind, bleeding or protruding pile, ere
.ured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and bleeding, absorbs
tnmort. 50c a Jar at druggists, or sent
v.. mall. TreatUo free. Write m
about your ease. Dr. Boianko, Phlla.,
Pa.
T
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
i(Z0
Boars the
Slgn&tnrti
Southern Pacific Will Run an
Excursion Train From
Portland Juno 16
Wo havo elocUieet to run nn excursion
from Portland and return on the S6V
lowing schedule: .
Lenvo 1'ortlnnil, Saturday, Juno 10,
train No. 15,'nt 6:. 5 p. m.
Arrive at Oakland, Monday, Juno IS,
train No, 15, at 8;28 n, m.
Arrlvo at San Frnncltco, Monday,
Juno 18, train No. 15, at B.4S a. m.
Monday, Juno 18, and Tuesday, Juno
10, will bo spent lu San Francisco.
Leavo San Frnuciscti, Tuesday, Juno
10, train No. 10, at 8:20 p. m.
Leavo Oakland, Tuesday, Juno 10,
train No. 10, at 8:52 p. in.
Arrlvo at Portland, Thursday, Juna
2i, train No. 10, at 7:2C a. m.
Tickets to bo sold at rate of $15, and
to Includo berth in Standard sleeper
going and returning, also while tTaln ii
parked at Oakland Sixteenth street
station. Also includes moals' as fol fel fol
eows: Breakfast, luncheon nnd dinner, Sun
day, Juno 17th.
Breakfast nnd dinner, Monday, Juno
18th,
Breakfast and dinner, TucBilay, Juno
10th.
Breakfast, luncheon and dinner, Wed
nesday, Juno 20th.
Wo omit luncheon on Monday an!
Tuesday for tho reason that moraberi'
of tho paTty will be sCattereel, and they
will mnko jrovlslons for that mcql
wherever they may happen to bo 1q
cntcd, The tickets will bo limited to Juno
21, 1000, for return to rortlnnd. Pull
man reservations should be made
through O. W. Stinger, city ticket
ngent, Third nnd Washington stroots,
Portland, If a iufn'cl.Bt number of
reservations are mado to warrant run
ning n special train wo will arrange
accordlncly. WM, M 'MURRAY,
A. L. ORAIO, Asst- Oenl. Pass Agt,
Qen. Tnss Agt. 0-8-0t
n
Moved.
1 hnvo moved1 from my temporary
quarters on Asylum nvenuo to my largo
now groenhouses on tho Garden road,
where I am prepared to fill oil orders
better than ever. Phone 1083.
OARIi F. RUEF,
C-2-tf Florist.
IVrington'a market Is the popular
blace for high-class meats
Acute sueenuitlstn.
Deep tearing or wrew:hing pains,
occasioned by getting wet through
worse when at rest, or on first mor
lag the limb and in cold or damp
weather, is enred quickly by Bsl
lard's Bnow Liniment. Oscar Oleson
OiUon City, 111, writes, Feb. 16. 1002:
"A year ago I was troubled with a
pain la y back. It soon got o bad I
L. . ...nd over. One bottle of
Ballard's 8aow Liniment cured as."
For sale bj V. J. Try.
The poorest aan we know owns rth
Inj but OMJ'.
PROPOSALS INVITED '
For Supplies for the Ortsgon State Pen
itcntlary for Period EnAlng Decem
ber 31, 1000.
Sealed bids fori drugs, dry goods,
groceries, leuthor and. findings, plumb
ing supplies-, flour, fih, meat, etc, will
bo received at tho office of tho super
intendent of the Oregon tnte penltcn
tiary until Jumi 20, 1000, at 2 o'clock
p. m., at which timo they will be op
oned.
A deposit of 200.00 cash or certi
fied check, payable to the superintend
ent, must accompnny each bid fr"
meat and flour, nnd all other bids mut
be necompnnlcd by nn amount equal
to 10 per cent of tho amount or me
btil.
Samples to accompany all bids where
practicable. Tho right, is rcwrved U
roject any and all bids und to accept
or rfject any portion of a bid, On
each erivelojK. should bo ineribed the
naturo of tho bid. Ooods of Oregon
mnmifacturo o. production lll re
ceive preference, other tilings ucinK
equal. All goodrt nnd supplies must
be delivered to the penitentiary with
in 20 days after tho oontrnct is award
ed, B:bdulc of tho various lints or
goods will U furnished upon applica
tion to tho superintendent.
Vouchers will be Issued for payment
on the A-Bt of tho month followiug tie
. .. . i Miwn. nnt month
completion oi i cvm.-.v., --
ly or eontlnuouo contracts.
Bidders will tke notleo that the
appropristion for maintenance of the
penitcnthiry Js now available, and all
claims for opplln after being audit
d by tho secretary of state will bo
mild by ststo itarrants.
P O. W, JAMF.S
gopointondent Oregon State Penifn-
' . .. v a i nui
tlary. Salem, Or., juno o, .--v.
$105.00 to be Given Away.
Who Wants the Mosey?
Who will write us tho best story of
personal experience in using ALLEN'S
SELF-BISINO B. B. B. FLOUBI We
want 100 testimonials, not to exceed
00 words each, and wo will pay for
thorn,
Wrlto and tell us why and where you
first bought a B. FLOUIt and bow long
you have used It. Tell us how you like
it ami whether you have found it an,
airrecable awl wholesome addition to
tho family menu. Tell us about the
PAN -OAKI.S, the B08TON MUF.
FINS, the FIHJ1T PUDD1NO and thfl
FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BUKAD.
Now, to the pvrson sending us the
nest recommendation and the most ar
tistic letter, wo will pay 15.00 ia goldj
and we will pay 41.00 eah for 100 oth
er letters that we uie. We wita to use
these letters In our advertising, but
no name will bo published without the
written consent of the writer.
Jf you have not ud self-rising B
B. B, Flour get package and begin
now; we will give you sufficient tints
to take advantage of tWs efcer.
Every good grocer sells It and yoa
will find directions in erery package.
Vet tbo four principal redoes sd
write us about it. Wo are interested
in your experience.
ALLFN'8 B, B. B. FLOUR CO.
Pscifle Cot Factory, Bn Jose, Csl.
RELIEF rOR LAWES.
FRENCH TANSY WAfERS
Original and ely gs-!e. Pnt up ia
yellow wrapper with Crewn tde k.
For sale by leading druggists. Prise
per box.
PLUMBING
TINNING AND
ROOTING,
A. L. f RASER
Cormce Work, Heating and Buikfin Work of aM Kind;
Estimates Made and Work Guaranteed
Murphy Bk State St-
DitL -J Ki 1
Salem, Oregon ,"T7'-
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