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SURSCIMITION HATKS.
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Dally Jotirnnl, ono month .... 3Gc
Dally Journal, three months ..$1.00
Dally Journal, ono year 4.00
Weekly Journal, one year .... 1.00
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Dally Journal, por month ,... GOc
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.STOMACH
SITTERS
The dlgest-
o organs
(ten need
assistance.
That's when
(lie Hitters
will prove
jjyts wortn.
Fit cures
rfifMimiluiicy,
iH-ariourn,
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, or
Costlvcness.
WRONG
V PERSON
ACCUSED
STJIA.VGIiti TIIK IJICKKT SHOPS
In his concluding article on
"Uuckot-Shop BhurkH," la the Sop-
lenber Kvovrybndy's, Merrill A,
Tenguo sayB!
"For the untloiinl evil that has
sprung from tlio criminal combina
tion of bucket-shop thieves and un
scrupulous telegraph and telephone
companies, government regulation Is
thd pormuuont euro
'"For tho death and desolation that
Btalka In the wake of thoso knaves
who luro untold thoiiHands of men
und woinon to gamblo, to commit
crime, nnd to go down to suicide's
graves, government regulation Is tho
unfailing preventive
"For tho Impoverishment of pro
ducing olusflofl by tho depressing ef
fect of bucket-shop betting upon legi
timate markota, government regula
tion In tho Hiiro remedy
"It Is from tho direction or tho
white house that ultimate victory
will co mo. Tho achievement will bo
recorded when a mini like President
Roosevelt, who dares go before con
gress and make Ishiio with prlvato
nnd sordid Interest, tnkes n strangle
hold on tho proposition."
STATE
LEAGUE
MEETING
E. Kightlinger, of This City,
Did Not Attack Former
Wife at Arleta
Salem Commercial Club Plans
Big Reception for it
Till-: HKFOHM MAAZINK.
1 Who does not enjoy tho bracing
re-form articles In Hvorybody'H Mag
azine? There lu it city In Now Knglund
with schools for every class of cltl
jsoiib: snhoolH for medlianlcs, for bimy
mothers, for backward children, for
utltiltH who do not speak Hngllsh.
They call Is "A City of Special
Schools," and Minion Melius has
written a wonderfully Interesting ar
tlclo about it for tho Sopteiuber num
ber of llveiybody'H Mnguxluu.
Whether you are parent or toucher
or student, you win want to read
this Inspiring Htory OK U.YPIJItl
Mli.VI'H THAT HAVH HlVCUKIKI,
THIH PHOPIIKOV OF Till-: KI1'.
TIOX OK THIS KFTTKK
Did you know Unit Australia Is
governed diy laboiing monT ami that
It Ik it sane and sound government,
with many vU deeds to Its credit,
likely to endure long, u pattern to
other uatlonsT In this far-oiT eoun
try Cliurhm MM mint ltusmill Iiuh
found an army of "SoldlBrs of tho
Common Good," nnd li has wrltttm
of them In what Is ono of the most
wrllllnnt nnd liMlrtu'tlv of ilt wide
ly rend serlwi. V AinnlfniiH shall
do well to study Australia' story
Mr. Ituwu'll shown that she haw stud
led ours.
Three uitlutoH In this Iu throw
ft soarohlng light on tint American
.life of today. Merrill A. Tongue
concludes his sorliw on "lluokot-Shop
RhnrkB" with nit appeal to the Prosl.
dent nnd to congress to remedy tho
evil; Frederick Trevor Hill points
out a national frailty In "Tho Dollar
Mark nnd tho Htill-Mnrk of Fame;"
nnd facts of tho most vital Interest
to tho greatest pnrt of our popula
tion are sot forth In F. Howes'
valuable Btudy. "How tho Atuerlonn
WitKO-Karuor Spends Ilia Income."
Tho three day session of the Stnto
Development Leaguo at Salem dur
ing Stnto Fair week will bo held
Septomber 11, 12, and 13, opening
Tliosdny at 1 o'clock. Tho local
committee In chnrgo of cntortaln-
ment and reception 6f tho delegates
who will be present from nil ovor
the stuto, met lust night nt tho ofllco
of County Judge Scott. Vacancies on
the committee cniiBcd by tho ab
sence of Isaac Manning and Geo. F.
Hodgora, wore lllled by electing
John II. Albert and It. J. Hendricks.
Tho commlttco Is composed of Pres
ident F. N. Derby nnd Socrotnry F.
A. Tumor of tho Creator Salem Com
mercial Club, and John H. Scott, H.
II. Thlolsen nnd 13. Hofor ns tho
other members.
Siib-comniltteos wore appointed to
provldo badges for the rccontlon
commltteo of llfty Salem boomors,
nnd Bpeclal badges for tho two or
throe hundred visiting dologntos
front tho commercial bodies all ovor
tho state. IJeautlful Invltntlons will
be sent out to every club In tho stnto,
and excursions will bo arranged to
show tho visitors whnt Salem Is
doing as the contor of tho Oood
Itonds movement, and tho electric
railroad contor of Wostor Oregon.
It Is Intended to glvo tho vlslton
a royal good time und show thorn
tho city that docs things In tho prop-
or stylo. Tho Greater Salem Com
mercial Club will hnvo charKo of
tho local arrangements mid asks tho
hourly co-operation of all who are
Interested lu tho Upbuilding of the
stnto. '
A highly sensutlonal naratlvo was
related lu tho Portland Journal of
yostorday, of n mysterious assault
having been mude on Mrs. Mattio
Gamblo, at Arleta, Monday aftornoon
Arleta is a suburb of Portland and
Mrs. Gamble was formerly Mrs. E.
Kightlinger of this city and Is the
divorced wife of E. Klghtllngor.. Ac
cording to tho story told in tho Port
land paper, Mrs. Gamblo was follow
ed homo from tho city at 3 o'clock
by a mnn who bound and gngged her
nnd that she wus kept In that condi
tion until 7 o'clock. Sho snld that
her former husband, Mr. Kightlinger
was her assailant, nnd that ho had
vowed vengeanco on her nnd, that ho
was an avenging Nemesis,, forever
on her trail.
Mr. Kightlinger Is a well known
and respcctablo mnchlnlst of this
city. Ho was hero Monday at work
In his shop,, and furthermore, ho
says ho has not been to Portland
slnco tho Lewis and Clark fair last
summer. And morcovor, ho hns
mndo no threats against his former
wlfo, nnd Is of tho opinion that no
ono nttacked her. Ho snyB ho be
Moves that sho hatched up tho story
simply from a deslro to enact a sensn
tlonnl stunt nnd boUcvcs that an In
vestigation will show ns much.
Mr. Kightlinger mnrrlod his for
mor wlfo twico. On each occasion.
ho says, slid dcaorted him suddenly
nnd without cnuao. "Tho most char
Itablo vlow to tako of that woman,"
wild Mr. Kightlinger, "Is to sny sho
Is mentally unbalanced. I havo
known for n long tlmo Hint sho was
not right In hor mind, but I did not
bollovo that sho was crazy enough to
make up a story llko this. (
Mrs. Gamblo has possession of tho
children, and Mr. Klghtllngor snys
he would llko to got them, but he
bus novor entertained any thought of
Vvf'iJiSM Jwvr
i&fflPr
Yr v7Jjhy
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over-Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
t .,o,..i in i ., nntKsMered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were to be
v , traced to the kidneys,
but now uiouern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purity tneuioou
SJ UliU 13 IUVII wi
i e .. 1..... ..f.nf ti1tiitnrn ipnll
P ..... 4i.lnninlll lmtl
or out oi oruer, you ca uhuusuhv. ....
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
If vou are sick or " feel badly." bej,'in
..... . ..! 1 1.. m
taking tne great kuiiicj- h-uiuuj, ".
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidnevs are well they will help
all the other o'rgans to health. A trial
will convince nnyonc.
If you nre sick you can make no mis
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary eltect ot
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
IriMnev reinedv. is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
on its merits ny nu
druggists in fifty-cent
and one-dollar size
Imtflrs. Vou inav
l.nv.nn enttmlf. I.nftlf n J a..... T.u
Ull I k II DUIIIIIV UUllth JIQDlll VI DDUUf IIUUI.
by mail free, ulso a pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you nave kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iling
hamtou, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, nnd the ad
dress, Uiughamton, N. Y. , on every bottle.
Fo Sale
ISO acres fine river bottom land,
4 miles from Salem, for $15 per
acre. This is the host buy In tho
valley, but you will have to como
quick.
a non- r-room cottage, good barn,
young fruit, three blocks from car
Hue, for oni ?i-ou.
A lot on Center street, close in,
for $650.
DEBRY 8c WILLSON,
K 'TV
The Fashion Stables
rormorly Simpson's Stables.
Up-to-date livery and cab line.
Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally
ho for picnics and excursions. Phone
44. CHAS. W. YANNKE, Prop.
247 and 249 IUgh Street.
-v ilS?''"'"'"'!
wfrnvto
Will Wed.
' A marriage license was Issued this
morning to Frank G. Myers and
Miss May E. Prlcstor, both of this
city. Tho mnrringo is to take placo
this evening at tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Giddlngs In North Sa
lem. A full account of tho wedding
will bo given In Saturday's social
column.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
on the
Corvallis & Eastern Rail
road
TO NEWPORT
Sunday excursion to Newport and
return on tho Corvallis and Eastern
railroad will leavo Albanv
EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 A. M.
proceeding other than In n lawful
ltinillWir il nniimtillnl. 41. 1 1 '
" ' .wuii,inu nun UliU.
Ho sayB that ho Is now colnc to
bring nuothor suit to got control of
them and bollevos thnt this story of
tho nllegod assault will bo siiluclont
grounds.
Stop That CougTi.
When a cough, a tickling or an
Irritation In tho throat makes you
feol uncomfortnblo tako Ballard's
Horehound Syrup. Don't wait until
tho disease has gono beyond control.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Anderson, 354
West 5th St., Salt Lake City, Utah,
wrlte:
"Wo think Dallard's Horehound
Syrup the best medicine for coughs
nnd colds. Wo havo used It for sev
eral years; it always gives Imme
dlto relief, is very pleasant and gives
perfect satisfaction." 25c, 50c, $1.
For snlo by D. J. Fry, Salem, Or.
X-RAYS
If every law lu tho state of Ore
gon wan enforced, thero would be
nobody left ouUldo of tho JulU to
enforce them,
A woman novur knows how much
Him love a man until some othor
woman angles for him, nnd a man
never knows how much ho lovos a
woiuiin until she gotw vlnltlnir. nnd
lets him havo the whole house, by
hs lonesome.
Thu president 1ms ordered his now
orthography to be used lit all tho
rodorul ilupnrluittiiu. Now, what
bothers the horso editor Is to dis
cover why tho Wod "klHaed" should
bu elmugod. Was It for the benellt
of the viiht army of girls lu thu do.
purtmouts?
GOVERNOR
APPOINTS
DELEGATES
KATKS.
Newport, Ympilna liny, Dreiteubush
Hot Springs front All S. P.
and C. & !:. Points.
Arriving in Newport nt noon, return
ing leave Newport at 5:30 p. m., giving
5Vi hours at the finest resort in the
West. Health, rest and pleasure for
tho weary worker.
Throaday and season tickets from
nil S. P. points, good going and return
ing on Sunday excursion trains.
Faro from Albany, Corvallis or Phil
omath $1.50 for tho round trip. Con
nections at Albany with Eucene local
going southbound overland on return.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate Mortgages,
Wylte A. Moores,
City Hall.
THE TOWN Obtt-b
Couldn't make an
w i.i ,- .7 "uumi
"u"m Iuease th public
than when wo toll them thai
laundry work will h . .
tion and the Salem Sf., J
can't bo competed with any'
mo touncry ior the norfn-n..
work on linen, silks or wooleni
ueiy competition in this line,beca
-vuuro were any better m.u,o
would 'have them at once. Tri
balom Steam Laundry. prjce "
SAXJ1M STEAM LAUNDPv
Colonel. J. Olmstead, Prop.
PHONE 25. 13G-1GQ S. Libe
TIIK HICCHKI' OF Ht'COKSH
1H TO HAVU KOS1K MO.VKV
AIIK.UI WITH WHICH TO
OHASP VOUU (IPIMUTL'MTV
WIIK.V IT (Xtli4 AI.O.VO.
JT COMICS SOOXKIt Olt LAT.
K TO KVKUV ONU lUIKPAItlil)
TO l'8K IT.
A HAVINGS HANK ACCOUNT
WILI 1IKW YOU H.VVK WHICH
1 TIIK FIRST ST1U TOWAIIPS
HVCVUHM, HTAltT TODAY.
Srkup Depattawat
'HUeuxlBink
Tho provident U not sottliiL- th
imeo lit the HpellliiK reform liuslnns.
Josh Hillings wits tho duddy of that
Ullll.
Soorotary Ixob U now spelling
awl ullshul dokiimouts nnd knrn.
spoudents nkordlng to tho rools re
cently oruoretl by the IrhI uv tho
nHshun.
1 ii .
Hwnil Cmirert Tonight.
The S;tlem Military Hand will u-ivo
ono of Us oitloynblo open air eon.
certs this owning tit Wilson uvenu.
lloforo BOlng hop picking lay n
ft nupply of Dint choice meat nt Far
rlngton's market.
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iiLt3iii
l)eenoi tho Houiitut.
A Salem lady who lives near 19th
ami llollevuo lreaa, Uosorvo tho
uoujuci as a nowor lover, as she
tQ large quautltlea ot floral beau,
lion, ami ha to ram- all the wt.i.
uied In rallite them from tho wn.
Sho carrion from CO to 100 buokata
dUy to Irrlsato hor Dels, and a
rult enjoj-a blooming health. It
woum to hard to dcclda which la f..i
tirettler, he or tho Lie baiket nf
ower that nr tho result of hor
MM labor. Ther In uo cllv wurar
(lovernor Chiimberlnln thin morn
lUK Ulipolllted ileleKuttH to tho
American Mining Congreiia which
convenoH nt Denver, October 1C, and
to thu International coitgreim for tho
htudyof tuboreulosls, which meets nt
Now York, November H. The delo
KUtoa to tho milling congress tire:
1. 'Iinnierman, Pertland: C.innni
JuntoB A. Panting, linker C'ltj; Harry
T. llondryx, linker City: Alhort r.ni.
or, linker City; Frank S. Ilalllle,
uournoi v. O. Fuller. Sumnter: Kmii
MoUur, Ilourno; Grant Thornburg,
vtrnnne; r. j. Hard, Ilohemln; I,.
H. WIckorBhnnt, Grunts Pass; Arthur
Uuckbeo, linker City.
Tho delegates to tho conprosa of
tuberculosis are: Dr. V, T. Phy,
Hot Lake: Dp. W. G. Cole, Pendle
ton ; Dr. J. P. Wallace Albnnv- nr
K. A. Pierce, Pertland: Dr. O. A. Mr.
Crumni, Portland; Dr. C. W. Corno-
mis, Portland; Dr. S. K. Jotcphl.
Portland; Dr. K. U. McDanho. iil
,. . aw.-t
")i ur. i n. iiynl, &tlom; Dr. M.
- aiireXiatltl. Orocrnn Plh- i-.. t
N. Smith, Salem.
The choicest meats at Farrlng-tou's.
Hcnt the lljink,.,-,
Tho Capitols nnd Dankors met on
Willamette Hold Held last evening
ud In n somewhat spirited Kamo
the Stnto House people won in
score of B to 3.
Get Rid
of Scrofula
ItitnehM.Vruptlonj, fnttkromstlonj, i6r
um ot th eyitllds and w, dUM 0
boitn, rtekt, ayitwla, caUrrh, waitla.
aw only unit ot thd trouble It caue.
U It a very acttro vll, luaUng hTO0 ot
tb whol syttcm.
Hood'sSarsaparillt
KrwlWates H, citrvi all its -iMftitiWmi
On and after Juno 1. mflR. ft,o
,(Southorn Pnclflc, In connection with
tho Corvallis & Eastern railroad
from points on tholr linos to Now-
(port, Ynqulnn and Detroit nt very
low ratos, good for roturn uutil Oc
tobor 10, 190C.
j Throo-dny tiekots to Newport and
.Ynqulnn, good going Saturdays and
roturnlng Mondays aro nho on sale
from nil onst points, Portlnnd to En
gono, Inclusive, nnd from all west
sido points, enabling people to visit
tholr families and spend Sunday nt
wiu sonsido.
I Season tickets from all oast side
points, Portland to Gugono inclusive
and from nil wost sldo points, are
niso on snlo to Detroit at very low
! rates, with stop-over privileges at
Mill City or any point east, enabling
rAlltiluln t -.1 I, ..
...aio iu visu tno santlam nnd
Breitenbush Hot Springs In tho Cas
cado mountains, which can bo reach
cd In ono day,
SonBon tickets m bo good for ro-
uirn rrom all points until Octobor
10th. Throe-day tickets will bo good
going Saturday and returning Mon
days only. Tiekots from Tortlcnd
um vicinity win bo good for return
via the east or wost side at option
of pnssonger. Tickets from Eugene
and vicinity will bo good going via
tho Lebanon-Sprlnnflold branch If
doslrod. DaKgnKo on WnA.t i-i.
ots checked through to Newport; on
.Yaqttlna tickets to Ynnninn i..
Sundoj- excursions to Newport on the
Pi & K. will bocln Juno 10th or 17th
nnd run every Sunday thomBf-
leaving Albany nt 7;?n ... ,...'
Corvallis at S a. m. -"
S. P. trains oonnoct with tho c &
E. at Albany and Corv-ntii, r- .-.
qulna and xowport. Train, on the
v. c. ior uoiroit win i-. ..
hany at 7:30 a. m.. an.Mu. .......
to the hot springs to reach there the
-m uoj. tratna from and to Cor
ml U connect with all eit si
trains on the S. p. 5,(le
Full Information as to r. i
tables, eta.; can h k !.I!!M' Umo
Pltotloa to J. a Mayo Ten Pal"
Agt. C. lb b. IL n i ii.
Craig, Q. p. A.. s. P. tL lljT V
W.J,-2M-
.'... " - ,ew t0 Xevnort IS-
Just Received
Two cars of best Star A Star Cedar
Shingles.
Havo you tried Malthoid Roofing or
P. & B. Building Papert
Full Guarantee.
Woven Wire Fencing of all kinds
Fonco Posts, Gates, Gate Hardware
and Screen Doors.
WALTER MORXEY,
250 Court St., Salem, Or.
PURE
WHOLESOME
Eppley's Perfection
Baking Powder
To try it means
you will always
use n.
Made in Salem, and
put up in glass jars.
C M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Salem .... Ore.
DR. STONE'S DRUG SX0B
Does a strictly cash business, od
one, and no ono owes it; carries 1
stock; shelves, counters and
cases aro loaded with drugs, medid
notion.s toilet articles, wines
liquors of nil kinds for medical I
poses. Dr. Stono is a regular eraj
in medicine and has had many veaj
experience in tho practice. Cons
tuns aro free. Prescriptions are ,
and only regular prices for nerfj
Dr. Stone can be found at lis '
store, Salem, Oregon, from G fa
morning until 9 at night.
H. S. Gilc & CoJ
"Wholesale Merchants
Produce Dealers
Tho Prune Association wants
reliable girls nnd women to H
work nbout September 20th. i
fortablo work rooms provided
Indies' cloak, toilet and wash ro
for tho comfort of employes.
Register now at our office.
You can get a good square ml
or a short order that you will rj
lsh If you go to the
White House
Restaurant
GEORGE BROS. Prof
Phono Main 106. St&t I
Moals served at all hour.
Southern Pacific Time Card, Effective
Saturday. Ani i '
Toward PortlandTrain Arrives.
-no. io5:30 n. m., Oregon ex-
1'iues. ,
No. It S:23 a. m., Cottage Grove
express.
No. 12-4:49 p. m., Oregon ex
pross. No. 222 1 1:1 s n , .v .
fattfrolght rUBa
No. 226 ll-KS n , i... .
'wight. Departs 12:45 p. m.
lotvanl San Francisco.
No. 1510.5G n. m.. p ,.
oxpross. ""iuiu
No. 1110:38 a. m . ow
express. vamurnia
No. D1R it.nr
Use
QMati
i
Self Risinr
B. B. B. Flo
Asfc your grocer for It.
BRICK
Brick furnished in Jafg
small quantities. P'cf
brickmarf ' nrrff. J
on Stat 3tot. soutB
PonHoMil...
n
C5ALEM BRICK YiUj
A. A. BURTON, Yt
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Tks M YK Haft Always
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