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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-15

The sick. the weak amd aMictel
are invited 60 cali at the smc~s az
the state El~ctrs-Nedtcai Institute
and consult the great specialists.
Remsmh~r there win be No charge
for consultation ana advice.
Doctors aAd other specialists wAo
lack the experience ana sci~ace Of
the learneA physicaana OF the ia-
ssttutc are invited 10 hring their
dinesls anA atshhern case. to onr
omc~s In the safe Deposit baiiding.
where the experieace Of . lifetime
OF stndy nnl practice will ne freely
given ~ the aectars In attendance.
In ali zach cases. accepted threagA
ether a@~ssrs, free medicine ana
Tree treatment will he stven. with
complete cures 9aaraateeA.
A straisAs aaa Asaess Atasnosis -
all cases gtven.
The deetors 1t the state Electro Medical
Institute
SCIENTIFICALLY T1EAT AND CU0E
All OF the relieving diseases. Mere curea
are recorded 10 the credit Of the Institute
In the share OF acknowledged iestsrh than
all csher specialists combined;
nerves. Dslslty .aa all ',s . xss.nss
MIppLE-AGED and OLD men Tae aw-
treated cases. causing weakness af the
body and brain. Dizziness. failing mem
ory. lack OK energy and coincidence. pains
In the back, Ioins and Kidneys. and many
ether distressing symptoms. uafitting one
for study. business or enjoyment OF life.
The doctors SPECIAL treatment can cure
you. no matter who or what has failed.
weak - Lest .viser and vitality re-
stored 70 weak men Organs
Of the body which have been weakened or
shrurken through Diseases. ovsrwerk. ex-
cesSes or indiFcretsors are restored 20 fun
power. strength and vigos by their sue
eessfgt system OF treatment.
Dunfnrs cured by their new method
without knife, truss or dstsn-
ton from ~ork~a painless. sure and per-
Haanent cure.
derness % the glands treat
ed with unfailEnx success
cafarrh Which poisous the breath. stotn-
aeh ard lungs aud pases the
way for consumption, threat. lsger, kid
ney. bladder ard all constitutional and Ia
,ernal troubles also rupture nssuis and
piles treated far tn advance Of any other
institution in the country.
Centallsus Bleed psisss And AL a u.
blood promptly and Thoroughly cured ard
every trace Of the poison ersi.eased from
the system forever. restoring health Mad
purity.
Private Diseases Inflammation. dis
charges, etc. which.
IL neglected or improperly treated. break
Down the system ard cause kfiney dis
ease. etc. permanently cured.
RhenmatiAm Acute ami chronic rhea-
rnatisrn In sIl its forms
such az enlarged ard Etirensd joints.
muscular rheumatism. iarsbsgo. seiasica.
etc.
Sfemxch catsrrh. liberation and ays-
pepsia. Indigestion. weakness.
etc.
plver Gnaeea All diseases ~ tie liver
spleen. bowels sil nervous
ard reflex disosaar.. rnsMna tlsrs and all
skin dsHess~s sezsfna. sas rneam ring
sores SIN tsfnt, hare lsg slAnai Irritation.
nervous pr95trasion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-15

All If which are possessed nv the rayst-
clans Of this institute. and are asS~Sary
far the successful ard satisfactory treat
meat Of any disease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-15
sclElSIEsCAllY mEAT AND CU9E

All Of the following dis~Ases More curea
are recorded 30 the credit Of the Institute
In the shape OF acknowledged lettsrh than
all cgher specialists combinsds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-15
HEALTH,
STRENGTH
AND vIGCR

Take sh~ place - ssrkneAs~ 49,
sp~nAea~S and ae>ratxs the weak
made strenxs the rheumatic
sAr~ws away Ais erutcA and canes
the AitMa made 10 s~es tbs, deaf to
hear. and the premature old made
ysuag ea~~ more With ~rGans
tally restored to their fer~A<~ ss-
tivtsy. when treated Ay the ceie-
sr.t~A specialists Of the great
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mrs. A. y. strang is visiting in Port
land.
Mrs. A. II. Farrar is in Portland for a
visit.
Bishop H. l.. Barkley was in Salem
Friday.
Louis A. vlerani has returned TO
Portland.
J. A. Vincent Of Brooks was in the
city today.
Mrs. II. II. Leabo IL at Portland for a
few weeks visit.
Miss Matte Battle has gone To Silver
ton 10 visit friends.
s. y. Phillips of Spring valley was a
Salem visitor today.
o. G. White of Pendleton IN in IN,
city visiting friends.
Mrt. T.. G. Hickman has gone 10 Port.
land 10 visit with friends.
Albert Davis Of Stayton came down
this morning on his wheel,
A. Jette, Of Champoeg, was bust
ness visitor In Salem Friday.
Ex-Governor Il. r. Moody returned
last evening from The Dalles.
Mrs. l.. @. Sperling, has gone 10 Port.
land tO visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Swift and SON T..
T., left this morning for Baker City.
Misses Anna and Otto Metschan left
Friday for visit In Eastern Oregon.
-. W. Bean went to Portland today to
put in a few weeks at mill wright work
The race horse Stephen A. Douglas
was shipped to-day to North Yakima
Wash.
Miss Marie Pogue returned Ia Port.
land this morning after a brief visit In
Salem.
Mrs. j. H.. Brooks went To Silyerton
Friday 10 spend Sunday with MIR.
Brooks.
Miss Allie Hedrick, Of Corvallis. who
has been visiting Salem friends, returned
Friday.
Fred l.. Baker, this morning shipped
a tine Jersey COW to his father at Cass
landing.
Mrs. Fred Haas left Friday for two
weeks visit with Mr., Haas people at
llillsboro.
VIM. Hickman, oi Portland, was guest
al the home uf his brotherin'law, Nj.
Bredemeier.
Lyon Adolph went 10 Portland this
morning ON his way to Moscow, Idaho
ON business.
DIR. j. l.. Ilill, Alhany's middle-ot-
the-noad Populist eXpansionist war
horse, was Ia town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. T. Rarsee, OF wasco,
Oregon, who have been visiting az Tur.
ner left this morning for their home,
W. T. Bennett and family, Of Detroit,
have again become residents of salem.
win il y good business man aud has
hosts OF friends here,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Northern Pacific Railway.

The only line TO the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. At this season OF the year
the scenery along this popular route is
especially fine. Fast time and no change
of cars from Portland TO ST. Paul.
Tourist passengers not desiring to
change ears at Portlandcan take through
ear for st, Paul al Salem.
Bear in mind we also sell West bound
tickets. Anyone here wishing toiurnish
tickets 10 relatives or friends in the East
can order same through MS and the
tickets will be telegraphed TO party at
Eastern point. See the agents,
THOMAS, WATT * Co.
7-7-6t 227 Commercial 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
MARIoM couNrY MArrEas
Business Being Transacted at the court
House.

Business Being Transacted at the cour'
House.
A marriage license has been issued "a
G. A. +. Shepherd and Mile NJ. Down
ing, and divorce has been granted to
Laura B. Long against j. w Long.
DKEED FTLED.
s. A. Mccall and wife 20 SOphronia
Chase, lot 8 and 10, blk ~ Englewood
add 20 Salem. 1850.
Homer Lerwill and wife 10 Cynthia A.
Ford, q. c. a. 10 acres in the town Of
Parkersyille.
+. w. Durbin, sheriff, TO Ada 4. Jory,
$50 acres in section 30, 8s, r W., sher-
IFS deed. 5000.
G. w. A. Jett, and wife TO /. Olson,
acres in 7, 8, r2w. $50.
r. w. Durbin, sheriff, 10 A. Huck-
estein, lot No. 3, in block No. 81, North
Salem, tax deed. 81.
]. Frost and wife 10 X. W. Rich
ards, So lots in Highland Park addition
10 salem, q. c. d. ~.
+. J. Thurman 10 Nels Anderson, 8
acres in the ID l. g Of Leander ,. Davis
and wife in t7sr ! west. $3.50.
Martin Giesy and wife 10 Louis We
bert, land in Aurora. 5000.
PROBATE.
The final account OF Agnes Jones, ad-
ministratrix OF the estate Of Geo. w.
w. Ramp, deceased has been approved
and the administrator discharged.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08

Twenty bushels at cherries came
down CA the afternoon train for the Al
len Cannery.
Miss Pearl Stayton, Oi StaytOn, Is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Frank Power, has gone to Ia.
coma, for visit with her parents.
Mis. Cary Martin and Miss Alice
Davenport are spending a lew days az
SilyertOn.
Chas. L. DALEY Is home irim the
springs.
Prof. Horner OF the chair Of English
literature al the State Agricultural col
ege. returned "a Corvallis to-day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Fine Grass Display .

Uncle James Elgin, OF Rosedalc, to-
day brought 10 this office some fine
samples Of grasses and grain for display
20 the editorial excursionists. The tallest
OF the native grasses is 5 feet and s
inches, and all were cut from land that
has never been plowed. No country
ever had better native grass than the
Web Foot state.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Schilling's
Best
money-back tea and
baking powder at
XurGrOcerS

the outcome would have been different
The worst the Lord administration could
have been expected to do would have
been the keeping in Office Of the same
people who are now retained by the new
administration. The people had right
to expect better things at the hands of
the new officers. They have abundant
justification for their disappointment at
the way things are working out.
REIGN or PETTY POLITICS.
Under the present administration Of
affairs at the asylum petty politics may
be expected to continue to dictate ap-
pointments and policy.
Democrats who refused TO contribute
TO the campaign fund were promised ex
pulson from the service Of the state.
An enormous fund was aaised (Sl 100
from among the employees at the asylum
last spring This money is supposed to
have gone to Lane county. Maybe it
did. Nobody knows Employees were
intimidated until nearly all subscribed
TO it.
The handling OF the private funds Of
the patients is another matter worthy
of official investigation.
THE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT.
The employment OF patients in the
heavy work Of excavation, etc, is an
other proposition for debate. There are
persons who would be glad 90 do this
work for the state, and there are rela.
tives and friends Of unfortunate insane
persons who would prefer that the de.
mented wards should not be thus EN-
ployed. II may he true that the state
is saving money through thus utilizing
patient labor, but is it the mission OF 1
humane hospital TO make diggers o
earth and mixers of mortor out OF thos,
mentally defective who are consigned tC
its tender mercies.?
The meat contract is another featur,
OF the present superintendency thai
might he inquired into with profit Il
the state.
JoBBERY AND sNoBoCRACY.
The persistence with which all con
tracts dealing with electrical work ol
equipment are awarded to q certain
Portland firm that is engaged in bust
ness foreign TO electricity might also b,
investigated without prejudice to the
best interests.
The advent Of this man Pane as chiei
at the asylum marked the era OF snoboc.
racy there. Then began the assignment
OF cook, under name and pay OF "at.
tendant,' - rs cook for the officers. The
food given patients and employees wasn't
good enough for DIR. Paine. And about
this time, too, the attendants began "a
quit eating meat, knowing the character
and family history Of some OF the mon
archs of the pasture that were led 10 the
slaughter pen.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
DOCTOR
PAINE
Condemned By Re-
publiCanS.
Appointed By KinCaid and
Turns Push Politician
Record Of the Official Who Excludes
The Journal.

Following articles are copied from a
Republican paper at Salem that has
quite following among the party work
ers-the Sentinel.1
The half has not been told. There is
even yet talk OF an official investigation
of the mysterious death at that institu-
ton Of Del Main and of another unat-
tended patient who during the state fair
was permitted 10 ride hobby horse on
the merry-go-round. Becoming dizzy,
she fell off and her neck was broken. It
seems that the price OF place there now
il for the employe to keep his mouth
shut, say nothing and saw wood
FUNDS RN BLANK.
Much criticism is made OF the method
Of handling the private funds Of pa
tients. They are said 10 be asked what
they require and then made to sign a
receipt in blank. The wording of these
receipts afford a lovely opportunity for
minor gratis and the working off Of old
secondhand or shoddy clothing at a
nice price. Something has also been
said as 10 the moral atmosphere attach.
ing 10 the management OF the institu-
cion, bnt this question will afford an
ample text at some future time when
the warrant scalping and other extraor-
dinary features have received attention.
INCOMPETENT EMPLOYEES.
The manager is said to retain several
employees who are wholly incompetent.
Not only that, he has created new
offices, with big salaries, has assessed
and collected enormous political assess
ments. Last year he bled the employees
for about 81 100. One Democrat re-
fused 10 contribute to the fund. lie was
threatened with discharge but AZ he has
no doubt learned by this time that
silence is golden he retains his job and
says nothing. On the whole, we incline
10 tho belief that should our critics in
vestigatc the management of the insti-
tuition they would agree with us that
our criticisms have been decidedly mild.
RAD APPOINTMENT CONTINUED.
Perhaps no act of the new administra-
tion has been 50 generously, unanim-
ously and cordially condemned rs that
which retains Dr. Paine as superintend-
ent II is given out that no change will
be made until January l, but the people
understand from this that there is
possibility that Paine may be permitted
10 hold ON for another full term of four
long years.
The people give many reasons why a
change should have been made at this
time They acknowledge Paine's super
Cor qualifications az superintendent OF
construction in the building Of new
wing. DIR. Paine is AN expert on brick
walls and excavations. This is all adj
mitted, bat what his peculiar qualihca-
tions consist of is not known.
Old pEAL GoRs on.
In the late campaign the state was
promised a new deal through the sue.
cess of the Republican ticket at the polls,
Il was the promise OF the new deal that
fixed Lord at the primaries aud later at
the state convention. But for the ex.
pectation Of a iulhllment Of these pledges
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
ANSWER.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

c. +. Williams, Sacramento, Cal.
Julius Law, Portland Or; NJ. Manlel-
sohn, San Francisco ;iF. Spence, Me-
Minnvile Or; III. Gibson, Prineville,
Or. Ted Baker, Colorado; j. c. Me-
Cabe, The Dalles; J. =. Jones, Portland
w, Il. Reaman. Kansas Cily, Mo.
John Atkins, Portland, OR. III. J. Glenn
emen, Mrs. IL. j. Clemmermen, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Anderson, New Castle,
Wash
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Atthe Old Stand.

Alter few months recreation we are
back 10 the old stand better qualified
than before 10 nh your Orders. r. j
Bullock our old cook who can prepare a
meal 10 suit the taste Of an epicure is
with us. We hope 10 see all our old
patrons and many new ones.
GEORGE BROTHERS,
MhltehOuse Restaurant State street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Notice.

A special meeting oi the brotherhood
Of paperhangera, painters aud decorators
has hoen called for next Monday even
ing, July 10. All members are requested
before the the meeting,
BY order Of the committee. 7.y.9t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
ENLISTED MEN.
Who are Serving in the Regular Army
May Return.
And viii Come as Soon as Transportation
Can Be Arranged for
Them.

Following correspondence between
n. VI. Learned of this city, Whose son
Willard Learned is in the l4th Infantry
U. S. A. at Manila) and the war de-
partment settles the question as to the
return Of enlistments in the regular
army to serve in the war with Spain.
SALEM, OREGON, June %, 1899
ADJT. GEN L. $. Army,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
SIR:-Are those volunteers who en-
listed i'm the regular army for the wal
with Spain, under the emergency act
embodied i'm circular No. i0-series o
1898, / think-and who are now in the
Philippine Islands, 10 be discharged th,
same as the volunteer regiments whC
are row, in part, on their way home?
Very respectfully yours,
NELSON LEARNED.
ANSWER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
ADIuTANT Generals OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, u. G. July /, 1899. J
NELSON LEARNED,
SALEM, OREGON,
General Otis has been instructed tC
discharge all men under his command
who enlisted in the regular army be
tw en- April 2l and Oct. 26, 1898, and
send them home 10 the United States a'
soon as his means of transportation vii
permit. Probably all that do not re
enlist will be home by August |, 1890,
THOMAS WARD,
Asst. Adjutant General.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Ice Not oiven Away.

cannot afford 10 give ice away but
am selling pure article at a price that
~ within the reach Of all.
CRYurAL.lcE woREs.
J. Mcguire, Prop. 10 n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08

as well as the table, We have delicate
egg shell pieces OF dainty china, deco
rated in gold and exquisite coloring that
lends a charm to your cup OF tea, ice
cream or fruit. Our handsome designs
Our handsome designs in berry bowls,
lemonade and claret sets, ice cream sets,
i'm fine glassware, are seasOnable and
convenient.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08

/ will now sell all millinery goods at
cost. r.. Smith, State street. u 81"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08

Dawson Herb Iva will positively
cure constipation,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
During Hot Weather.

You will require much fruit as we'll as
other groceries. You will find the fruit,
the jars and the sugar at Branson 4
Ragans. 7-3-eOd
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08

DlasoINed FaTtncTehlp,
The firm OF WOLF x Miescke proprietors
OF the German Market, have dissolved
partnership this 5th day of July. c.
WolE takes charge and collect all bills.
The business will hereafter he conducted
10y WoLz N SoN.
75tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Others Ty, We Accomplish.

Others may try TO initiate, but one
meal will convince you that none other
quals Strongs Restaurant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
BORN

KERNS-Friday, July :, 1899, 10 Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred q, Kerns, OF Iew Park
a son.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Ice Vsry Nearly Given Away,

We can give Ice away, 20 conylnoe you
c0tne aud see now big chunk you get
for little money, our Ice Is manufae
Lurc from pure distilled water.
CapitOl Ice Works,
d 26tf KIINuER 4 BECK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
CAPITAL BREWERY BOTTLED
BEER.

Klingsf a Beck Successors to Sou'hSalem
Bottllng WoTSs.
An orders for bottled beer will he tilled
az tho brewery. Kept ON cold storage.
frea city delivery. Telephone 2lSl.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Premium on Warrants.

Any parties having Marion or Polk county
warrants 90 dispose Of, will do well 10 call a
the ONCE OF kugene Breyman, go Commercial
street. with Boise a Barker. l will allow
premium on all such properly endorsed war
rants. Money to loan Al and per ceEt inter
est On improved farms. No commission.
IS d&w sm EUGENE BREIMAN
White Corner Block. 20 Commercial street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08

Dawson Herb Tea is selllng like hot
cakes because it does the work.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08

In the late campaign the state was
promised new deal through the sue.
cess OF the Republican ticket at the polls.
IL was the promise OF the new deal that
fixed Lord at the primaries and later at
the state convention. But for the ex.
pectation Of inlhllment of these pledges
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08

Has started slaugherng their immense stock of Clothing
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-08
Some People Don't Understand

How Il IL that We are busy all the time
would hnd out that low prices IL our str
close out our business, people know tha
are doing exactly a. We say.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-05
THE MARKET ELSEWHERE

New York, Oct. 4-Today's stock
market was rather more duh and
rather more firmly than that of yes
terday. Many railroads show net gains
of point and few exceed that fig
ure. A number of the active indus
trials gained to points and Pullman
Is five points higher on the day.
There was an appreciable relaxation
in the stringency of the call money
market, and the speculative contingent
entertained hopes of easier conditions
at an early period. This combined
with the excellent traffic returns from
railroads and the generally prosperous
conditions of business added to the
unwillingness of holders to part with
securities.
Offerings were on a very light scale
all day. The low money rate later in
the day invited a rather active buying
movement in the late dealings, and in
some cases there was an urgent de-
mand from shorts, causing some sud-
den jumps in prices. The closing gen
orally was firm, though slightly below
the best. The sterling exchange at
Paris and Berlin made an additional
advance to near the gold export point.
In New York rates for sterling were
steady. Money continued to move
from New York to the interior in quite
large amounts, but the outgo to the
SUBJ treasury Is somewhat diminished
The October taxes in New York,
which have been paid with unusual
promptitude are finding their way back
into the banks, ard a plan Is reported
to redeem it at once in advance OF
maturing about $12,000,00O New York
bonds issued in anticipation of taxes
With the prospect of some relief thus
offered, the continued stiffness of the
money rate was not much regarded in
the stock market At other centres
money continued to work rather hard
err. The high rates made for money
| this week indicate the unwillingness OF
holders who are able to pay the rate OF
| interest to give up their ownership OF
| stocks and their confidence that the ex-
IRENE stringency viii soon end. Dor
rowers are glad to pay the legal rate
| for time loans up to a six months pc
! riod, and very little money is offering
| i'll that department
The bond market was dull but firm
Total sales par value S1,325,000. u. S
bonds were unchanged in bid quota
| lions.