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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02
Vibration

Electricity Is a force resulting fron
the vibrations of ether waves. Ow
ing to the fact that life force is ais,
vibratory ether the effect of electricity
on the human body is very pronounced
II from any cause, the vibratory rate
Of the ethereal hfe waves in the hu
man body is lowered, vitality is weak
ened and sickness is the result.
An application of electricity by a
skillful physician who understands the
law governing It's action is the most
powerful healing force that can be
applied. II raises the ylbratory rate
to its normal condition. and health is
restored. AS TO results. read the cases
appended cured by Dr. Darrln:
Chief of Police Brisbo's wife. of the
Indian reservation. Pendleton, Oregon,
almost total blindness, cured. Chris
Breding's son. Pendleton. eye troubles
for years. restored. Miss Nellie Royse.
Athena, cross-eyes. cured. r. NJ. Pat.
toms daughter. Pendleton, discharg.
Ing ears, cured two years ago.
L. NJ. Commons, Russell street AL.
bina, Oregon. sciatic rheumatism and
lumbago; cured.
b. f. Pope, Houlton, Oregon. dlabe
tes and catarrh Of the bladder: re-
stored.
w II. Pets. agent Mutual Life In.
surance Company. SS Stark street
Portland. deafness: cured.
Thomas Madison. Pennington. Ore.
gon. scrofulous swelling under the ear
causing total deafness: cured.
A. E Miller. photographer. 277
Knott street. AlbIna, Oregon, strlc.
ture many years, life despalred OF;
cured,
'ooeph i-eauef, IaylOr pOstOtilce. to-
tai deafness six years; cured.
G. d. Mathews. Eagle Point. Oregon
consumption and large tumor; cured
II. A. Tucker. president OF the bank
At Genesse. Idaho. oatarrh Is years.
cured
Hundreds OF other cures might be
were It not for the fact that
many dislike TO see their name IN
print Patients desiring TO see DR.
Darrin should not delay.
Dr. Darrin gives free consultation
u Willamette Hotel. Salem, until No
'ember LIST, from 10 to S and 7 to s
laiiy' All curable chronic. acute and
'rivate diseases confdentially and
ueeessfully treated. Circulars and
question blanks sent free TO any ad.
lress. and correspondence solicited
host cases can receive home treat. |
nent after one visit to the doctors Of /
Iee. Batteries and belts furnished
'hen necessary, with full directions
Of their use.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02
CIRCUIT
COURT
DOCKET
Thirty-eight Cases To Be
Disposed OF
Markley Murder Trial TO Be
Hard Fought

County Clerk Roland has prepared
Ghe docket Of cases in the criminal d.,
Dartment OF the Marion county circul,
court for the adjourned June term and
the regular October term. The ad.
lourned term OF this department will
Dc convened next oMnday morning.
and the regular October term will be
called on the following Monday. The
dockets for the two terms are consoll.
dated, and include the following cases
Mrs. NJ r. Smith. administrator. VS..
James Rossell, ct al, confirmation.
State Of Oregon vs. E. Curtis. sell.
Ing liquor without a license.
Mrs. l.. r. Noblett and @. r. Zeigler
vs.. +. w. Durbin, on mandate.
Mary j. Shaw vs.. j. E. Ferris. eject
ment
Goodale Lumber Co VS.. w. A. Shaw.
on mandate.
State OF Oregon VS.. Fred Williams
and Pete Adams, criminal
Lee Brown g. Sons vs.. o. o. Cone.
for money.
7. M. Hurd VS.. lima b. Hurd. ct al.
for money.
Bradley & Metcalf Co. VS.. II. Ross.
confirmation.
Louisa Combest VS.. Statesman Pub.
Co, for money.
G. ID. Trotter vs.. Town of stayton.
damages
ollie NJ Byars vs.. Elijah N. Starr.
TO recover personal property.
Ollie M. Byars VS.. Perry Mauzey, t.
recover personal property.
ollie NJ. Byars vs.. Marion Putnam.
to recover personal property.
i. Coggeshell vs.. L. J. Miles. for
money
D. B. Sleeves VS.. W. A. Irwin. for
money.
state Of Oregon VS. John F. Markiey.
criminal.
Clinton Palmer VS.. David Brand, for
money.
Ung Lung Chung VS.. Loi Yiok, for
money.
d. J. Fry vs.. A. @. Roberts and Mary
l.. Roberts. for money.
Thomas Sims vs. Annie stayton, for
money.
Martha Wilson VS.. David b. Smith.
breach OF promise.
Charles B, Moores vs. c. w HELEN
brand, for money.
Collins a. Brown vs. r. j. Bolter, for
money.
Collins & Brown VS.. F. J. Bolter and
Phllmonia Bolter for money.
f. T. George VS.. c. w, Walker. for
money.
l.. II. Mcmahon vs.. Henry sapping.
aeld for money
Henry sapplnghold VS.. John H. Lew
H. for money.
p. l.. Kenady vs. w. J. Rlckabough.
for money.
Geo. c. VIII vs.. 2. J. Riggs. ct ux.
Tor money
II, H. Smith VS.. Peter s. Back. for
money.
f. Levy VS. Ed. Herren. for money.
Mary A. Ramp vs. Jos. b. Early for
money.
Mary A. Ramp W.. Jos d. Early and
Polly Early, for money
Geo u Ashby vs. VIM, Short, for
money.
A. A. Garrett, VS., NJ. S. Fletcher, for
money.
n, Levy vs. VIM. short, for money.
Elizabeth SplclSnall vs.. Joanna Pugh |
and G. w. Pugh. 10 recover real prop |
erty.
The above docket includes only
such criminal cases In which informa-
tion has been iled by the district at
torney Among the cases pending is
that OF State vs.. Roy and Clyde Ram
shy and Barrett +. Purdy. who have
been charged with the larceny OF
sSSoO from Widow Ewing, OF Hubbard
In addition 20 this case there are a
number OF other criminal cases await.
ine an investigation by the district at
torney.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02
CONSUMPTION

the most dreaded and deadly Of all
diseases. as we'll as pneumonia, and
all Lung Troubles are relieved at once
and cured by Acker's English Remedy
"the king Of all Cough Cures" Cures
Coughs and Colds In a day. 25 cents.
Your money back II dissatisfied
Write for free sample. w. n. Hooker
& Co, Buffalo. N. Y. ID. J. Fry, Drug
ofat
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

Don't go around collecting bills with
a lighted cigar or pipe In your mouth.
When you call on business man have
the bill ready to hand TO him, instead
OF keeping him waiting for several
minutes while you thumb over every.
body else's bill. and then sometimes
can't find his
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

A. NJ cloosh, Undertaken. io7 State
street. Phone Main 1851, Salem. Ore.
son' successor 10 o. E. Huntslnosr
Residence Broadway and mIn, North
salem. Phone Main 22t.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

o. E. huntsinssr. funeral director
iss Court street. Phone Main sol
Residence $50 Court street. phone
2isi Black.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

Moh Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache. Indigestion aud COnstlpa-
tion A delightful herb drink. Re.
moves all erupti0ns OF the skin, pro
ducing a perfect complexion or money
refunded. zoe. and SOC. Write 20 us
for free sample W. n. Hooker 4 Co.
Bunalo. n Y. ID j. Fry. Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

Manning 4 Ferguson have a com.
plete line of bullders' hardware a.
their new store G.sItfdw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02
Nrs. fraser's
The Leader
The Leader

Neyrn has
kup Millinery
erma4ay low counters W"
kyphe anew odae hngscom
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02
The Leader
Shingles and Shakes

The roof is shingled best IL you use
tne KIND OF shingles and shakes we
sell, and we ask you to note the good
wear and economy Of the roof for
winch we furnish the shingles or
snakes We carry a large stock OF
shingles and shakes of good quality.
carefully selected to make a sound
ught' durable roof. and we are al.
ways ready to give estimates.
eoodale Lumber Co.
Near S, p. Pas. Depot.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

Governor Geer holds the trump cards
and viii win the regard Of tho people
oi al parties q ne PLAYS them for what
Is nsbt In place ol playing the arts I'D
q small politician he has g0l out 81
that clasa and should slay out.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

Tho bows who aro running the ore
gonlan IN Ar SCOTS absence have ful
Instructions a. 20 What they are 10 dt
with Mr. Geen
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

The Journal believes Ca reciprocity.
When people come Ia and say they are
lost without a. Il feels the same WAY
towards them
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02
ANOTHER
TEST CASE.
brfeht's Disease and Diabetes
Are Positively curable.

while she FULTON Compounds we're. under en-
animation, one of the Investigators went 70 ous
of tho best know physicisns m San Francisco
and asked him 10 name a certain case Of
brights disease for q test He named q. IA.
Allen of NJ Paso, former couductor OF the 3
A. Co. as beyond human aid Right physician,
bad declared the case chronic Rrlght's disease
u Was typleal-sloumen, essts. dr0p4y, sleep.
lessnefs, alght sWcAts end usual weakness.
compound Jane ). iSol. We sow sop5 from ne ne
Writton reports
june IS. Improvement. stih clearer oo,or
petse, = oanen decreasing Faueat much
june y A-Couliuurd Improvement Mar, An.
bilious Alpenen diminishing Might sweats
5aly ia - fayorable. Went 10 The
eonntry ana began % bloat Returned and
lcenas better, .honga NOS probably quite -
the disappearanoe % the nlghi sueats.
Sa9 m-iropy again disappearing. Albu.
nel sotiinf less and less.
Aus. l.-~impfOfomcnt c0ntinucS
Ang. rs -fatieat ciaims 10 ls nearly uel.
va tleea impoyeuient, and patient recon.
menaed ~ iishi employment, Double analyses
lows;
Sirc Nftf,.ssssss .ss.ss,t s,t.ss.sss.sio
AcAetioa s.ss.ss.s,s,s.....s,....A Acid
ss,,ss., '''''''''''''.'''''.... None
elpen.4 ..ss.s sssssss.ssssssssssl Trace
hAAAA lof NAats s.ssss....ssss, Ncno
AZ this vh,iag January 70. laoa pAtioRi Is
nQi yea entifey fccorerod, but Is stlll Ou ths
'reasnens ani getting better eoaIinuaily.
Medicsl works agree thst BrlsAts Dissass
Ah4 hiaoetps are incurabla. bul 81 par tani
Az possntey fecosegiee ander ~ Faitoa
lQ4t tounos. lCouEon forus of kl1nag CON.
nlaint ant a. umaiisfa o1cf hut sbart reslst. i
.neal fficel q Cog the ngiEhia Dlsaass ani i
] - lor ne plahctic COMPOUND loha D fNll- \
~ Co, ~ NontEomery St. San frascisoo.
|oie eo.apcaeaefs krea tests made f1f -.
icoia descriptive panpAiels uaailed llss.
G. c. cenalerA sole Agent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

An the echoes of the Portland Ore
gonian SAYS f6o0ooo for che Portland
fair bat none of them ask where the
money is 20 come from Who wouldn't
be an echoy
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

General Odell aud President Cole.
man dld some eood work for william
ette University az Grants Pass. They
are good team and the Methodists
oi the state VIII 40 well "a stand by
ghem
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

A town makes a stride OF progresi
when II gets 40 It's city superintendent
Of schools does not spend all his spare
time playing seyen.up.
One live man or woman IN a block
who viii walk around that block once
day, and Just see what rubbish can
! be removed on mere suggestion
] would become a little civic Improve.
ment league on their own hook.
Astoria News. From Malheur Ia
Clatsop the name OF Charley Fulton
Is boing considered by the farmers and
business men who want an educated
and honest representation In the
nited States senate.
The capable editor OF the Oregonlan
hasn't explained his position regarding
the senatorial fight "Foxey Harvey"
Is waiting for Simon TO show his
hand
That Marshdeld can snort a coming
great novelist In embryo seems TO be
proven by the following pastoral nov.
elette which was made np" and told
by Marshheld 6.yearold and writ.
ten down by her mother verbatim.
once there was a little calf and its
father and mother. and they were very
lonely, and one day the COW looked Ia
the calfs little bed and found another
little calf and soon there was another
ana another until there we're 20 and
they were all hoy calves. Aud then
came another and that was a girl
calf aud then another, and that was 4
eirl calf. and another. and then there
were 49, and one day the COW called
the nrst ~ to her and said now YOU
are Old enough 20 take care OF your
selves, and 80 away and have some
calves OF your own. And then after a
while she called the girls To her. ana
told them you are old enough 90 co
away and have some calves OF YOUR
own like | had OF yon. So they had
children of their own. and grew up
,nd had children of THEIR own, and
hen the old COW died And THAT was
Dc FIRST old COW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02
THE DAILY JOURNA[
en- HoFER eRoTHERs.

Members Northwest Afternoon News
paper League.
BY HoFER BROTHERS.
Daily One Year, s4.0o In Advance
Daily Three Months, 500 In Advance.
Daily by Carrier, so Cents Per Month
Weekly One Year. 9t.0o IN Avanee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

A prominent merchant 3. Friedman,
was seen riding on the street ears the
other evening with his own wife.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

How IN the world can salem Unlyer.
slty run as well az il Is doing and Geo.
W. Grannis 500 miles away
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02
JOURNAL x,RAYs.

IL salem 10 have ils streets become
ono extended wood yard2
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

A town makes a stride OF progress
when II gets 40 It's city superintendent
Of schools does not spend all his spare
time playing seyen-up.
The Delta independent., 1902-05-23
wyoming Snow Storm.

Denver. May 2o.--A Republican Spc-
cial from Evanston, Wyoming, last
night says:
The snow storm which struck this
section saturday night has continued
without ahatcmcnt, 1t is estimated
that ten To fourteen inches of wet
snow has fallen. the greater part Of
which has melted in the valley Sheep
and lambs are reported 10 be dying by
the thousands. and n prominent sheep
man estimates the loss in uin,ah coun-
ty alone, Will reach 2ONn0. which
would hav" had marketable valua,
tiou OF over S1.N)O.0OO. The storm ut
times has reached the proportions OF a
blizzard and sheep on the ranges have
become uncontrollable. AT ) o'clock
Tonight the storm shows no signs or
abatement and II It continues for an
other day il Is feared all OF the lambs
and many Of the sheep that have been
sheared. will be lost.
The Delta independent., 1902-05-23
DEATH LIST INCREASED.
Goliad, Texas, Tornado Even Worse
Than First Reported.

Houston Texas. Hay 2o.-The list OF
dead and injured as the result of the
Goliad tornado is as given late last
night. with the exception OF William
Maddox. whose maine should he taken
from the list of injured and placed
among th, lead
There are ninety-eight dead and 1Gi
injured. though further search of the
ruins and reports from the country
may cause an addition 10 this list
In Goliad. forty doctors are caring
for the injured There may he few
deaths hur the opinion of a majority
of the PHYSICIANS is that all will r.
cover.
Reports rom the country show that
a number uf houses Were wrecked and
much stock and only three persons
hurt. none fatally.
The property loss in the city and SUI
rounding ruuntry will probably reach
$4,000 The storm swept the city
from end Ia end. and demolished 100
stores and residences
The tornado. which was preceded hy
a terrific dvwnpour of hail. lasted only
few minutes. The hail storm drove
the people into their houses, where
they were caught when the dEath-deal-
ing wind rame upon them with terrific
force. lcvrling everything in lis way.
The tornado swept an area Of 80
yards wide for distance of mile
and n half Houses collapsed rs IL
built of cardboard. covering the dead
and injured with debris which neceS-
sarily mad" the work of rescue slow
People hockcd 10 the town from all OF
the surrounding country. Many Of
them had r"latives in the city.
The work of rescue has been carried
on all day, aud the funerals of several
of the victims took place this after
noon. The supply of cotiins has been
replenishcd from other towns, and Il
large force Of lahorers is still ut work
digging graves for the victims.
The Delta independent., 1902-05-23
II. Did No. Go HON. with Her.

The peculiar ways of the American
girl are little by little winning recogni.
ton. even admiration. throughout the
world. The time was when in Cont
mental European cities she was ac-
costed in broad daylight whenever she
happened to be out alone Now she
is generally understood to be safe un-
I'll twilight BY and by. if story Is
to be trusted that came in lately on n
steamer from Italy, she will be
stunned a, midnight.
A particularly tall and fine-looking
young woman who was going home at
twilight In Florence was spoken to by
n young army officer. He was perhaps
under. rather than over. the rather di
minutive stature of the Italian. and he
wore monocle. He asked her II he
might go home with her. She stopped
short and looked him over from head
to foot Then she said:
Yes. of course-if you are afraid
to go home alone"
Then she stood and faced him un-
I'll he skunk off around the nearest
corner.
The Delta independent., 1902-05-23
TAKING PHo1oeRApHs OF HORSES
Devices of tho Artist to Make the
Subject Look Pleasant.

Devices OF tho Artist to Make tho
Subject Look Pleasant
Now an auto said the roadside
photographer. SIS easy. for 1t stands
still. But it's different with a horse.
ITO get good picture OF horse
you've got to fix his attention and
interest him as you would child. The
dullest and LATEST of horses may not
stand still, or he may slouch into
some unhandsome attitude. SO that he
won't look very pretty when you do
get him.
THE spirited. lively horse finds 1t
hard to stand still at all. He's bob
bling his head or moving somehow all
the time, SO that he's hard to get;
and then the finest horse looks bet
ter in some attitudes than he does in
others. 1t is a common thing for the
photographer who takes pictures Of
the turnouts of people out driving. to
get him at once quiet and into a good
attitude while he takes the picture
The picture taker having his
camera conveniently located, the man
who is to have his outfit taken drives
into position and halts. The photo
grapher. all ready for taking the pic
ture and waiting now only for the
horse to stand still and to look well,
calls in his assistant. who, stand
ing in front of the horse and ten or
twenty feet away, attracts the ami
mails attention, says the New York
Sun.
Sometimes he has little rattle for
this purpose; sometimes he holds up
bunch OF grass. 1t might be that
he would wave a handkerchief gently
at the same time calling to the horse.
Then you see things happen.
Even though he was a handsome
horse anyway he looks more SO than
ever in that first look at the man who
has attracted his attention. 1t may be
that he's just bit startled and he
stands there perfectly erect. head up
and all attention. ears thrown for
ward, a keen alertness in every line.
a most spirited figure of a horse. and
for the moment motionless: and in
that happy moment you get him"
The Delta independent., 1902-05-23
COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Meeting Of the Colorado State Asso.
citation at Fort Collins.

Denver, May 2u.-The County Su-
perintendents Association closed Il
very profitable session at Fort Collins
on the 18th. and several of the mem
bers from the western slope went TO
Greeley to yisir The Normal School be-
fore returning to their homes. This an
nual gathering Of the superlntendents
is for the purpu>e of gaining instruc-
tion and Inspiration in their work. and
the association contains some of the
brightest and strongest educators of
the state. a majority of the counties
We're representa- this year
Besides the presidents address IA
general review of the year in educa-
tom by Superintendent Carpenter of
Del Norte, I'll" following topics We're
presented and provoked general dis
cussiOn:
Establishing Public Libraries" Su-
perintendent Satterlec of Cripple
Creek
"Problems In Language Teaching in
Rural Schools state Superintendent
Grenfell.
THE County Superintendent rs Il
Practical Office Manager" Superin.
tendent Snook of Greeley.
One evening was given 10 addresses
by President Aylesworth of the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College and Super
intendent Taylor of the Lovcland city
schools on the question: Are Our
High Schools and Colleges Schools for
the PeopleT' and another evening 10 n
lively round table discussion in charge
of DIR. u. \. Snyder. in which the
chief duties Of the county superin-
tendent and h> relation to certifica-
ton of teachers and TO teachers insti-
tutes. received an overhauling.
The officers uf the association elected
for the ensuing year are: President,
Superintendent Grant Rutland. Eagle
county: vice president. Superintendent
Minnie Holiday Of Ouray county; sec
retary. Superintendent J. +. Shook of
Weld county: treasurer. Superintend-
ent Mary f. GIN Of I-arimer county.
The city of Pueblo was chosen as the
place for meeting in 1903.
In addition 10 the resolutions gen
orally in evidence at such gatherings,
Superintendent Rutland presented the
following one and il was cnthusias-
tically adopted:
'Whereas. Mrs Helen L. Grenfell
has filed the Office, of state superin-
versal SatisfacIiOn. holding sacred the
Interests OF the children Ji the stale
and unifying all the educational inter-
.sts: therefor. h" IL
Resolved. that the county SupeTin-
iendents of the state of Colorado in Il
body assemble 10 recommend her As
her own Successor in Office, and re
quest all political parties of the state,
irrespective of partisan politics. 10
place her name ON their tickets for
state Superintendent
The social duties of the occasion
We're by no means neglected by the
people OF Fort Collins. The cadets met
them with an exhibition drill; the may
or not only welcomed them in an ad.
dress. but Will the assistance Of prom
inent citizens took them for carriage
drives through the city and its beauri.
full surroundings; the domestic econo.
my departments OF the college enter
taincd them at dinner; and the {. \. c.
Glee Club. one of the best In the West,
enllvenvd their meetings with inspir-
ing music.
The Delta independent., 1902-05-23
HOW FARMERS ARE sWINDLEp.
Agricultural Bulletins a Source Of
Profit to Sharpers.

While agricultural departments of
the national government and of the
various states are doing good work
and their Investigations and expert
ments have been of great value to
farmers, gardeners and stock raisers,"
said a retired farmer the other day
bands of sharpers take advantage of
every official announcement made by
the authorities.
For instance, a department an
nounces the discovery of an insect
that destroys the cabbage. Within
twenty-fOur hours the sharpers are ad-
vertising a powder that will destroy
theses insects. A department an
nounces the appearance of the elm
pest. In every locality in the coun-
try appear smooth-talking gentlemen
who claim to be able to prevent dam
age to the trees by this insect People
believe them and pay them money.
only to have their trees killed by the
very methods which the sharpers
claim will save them from destruction
by the pests.
THE national agricultural depart
ment at Washington has announced
recently that the seventeen-year-lo-
Gusts will appear this year. and fol-
lowing this there have suddenly
sprung into existence several unique
methods of destroying these insects or
of preventing their ravages."