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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13
VALERIE
Is Shipping Ore From
 Wigan.

Twentv-ons sacks of orc from the Val erie mIns arrived on last nights traln. The o;s was shipped by Mr. Jarva and Is consigned to the CroitOn shelter. The shipment will go South on the Amut lt aggrsg,tss 2,IoO pounds. WIgln station Is seven miles thls side of Whltshorss.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13
Summoned to Sick Wife

J. Hardy of WhIt,hOrss arrived on the train last night and Is at the Dewey awali- Ing the first boat to go to the bedside Of his wife to which he has been summoned by the physician In attsndance upon her,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13
Noti.. of Bankruptcy Sale

in the matter of E. H. Clyns, bankrupt, notice Is hsrspY given that li J. j. burns' trustee of the estate of E. H. Clvne, bank rlpt, will sell at public auction to the highest bidders, for cash, the stock Of gro. c,fiss of tho above named bankrupt. Sald stock will be sold In such los as bidders may desire.
 The sale wlIl take place Thursday, Feb u nv I2, Ioo3. at 2 o'clock p. m at the corner of Sixth avenue and State s'rsst' SksgwaY, Alaska, , .....
 .SklEway, Alaska, Feb. TO 1903. 10 ''
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

The best people ln the eltv patronlzs the Seattle saloon. lt serves only the bsst or everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates In rough dry, next Co new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

Buttons, buttons, who's gos the latest buttons2 WhN the Laciss 5,zaar, Of course.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

A fine array of Battsnberg and Pelnt ace patterns and brilds on display at Ladies Blzaar. Phone 5S.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13
Presto HA, Arrived

We are now prepared to honor all coupons. The RosSHlggins Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

Spring chicken at ths.Paek rraln res- taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

Mems neekwear, the Ping Pong scarf X ste. at Martin Conway's new store' Io-2'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13
Go to the rink to keep warm.

Spring chicken at the Pack Train res taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

Fresh taffy daIIv at ths Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

You can get the finest free lunch ever set In Skagway at the Pack Train.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-13

Clips and vaIlces lt claysOn ..
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SknEway, Alaska, Feb 10 'r90'' 2 10 3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19

In sight 10 ever get IL back? Ar,
railroad companies engaged IN nev
lines Of business now? Haulins
trains al a loss? Portland can proba
bly, answer this seeming paradox bet
ter than q hOrny-handed sons o.
valley fame and rural propensities
But this Is getting away from the fair
and getting into red ink 90 you
vote 'er down. you knOwJ which Is
bad 10 a way.
People who have seen a few worlds
fairs are Of the opinion that the
world ls getting a little tired Of fairs
Just now. That 10 ans new fairs are
20 attract a paying crowd IL viii have
to more than magnetic and hypuO-
uz- the people with attractions. What
Oregon has in the way Of attractions
10 be seen. However. We are
assured from day 20 day that there
some very creditable specimens
high-bTed and high-unbred attrac.
In Oregon which will draw a
crowd We hOuld be able 10 col.
.ect ONE excellent specimens from
the ranks Of u politicians. Some OF
are highly skilled In juggling
and skinning the cat. as the boys
H. COntortiOnists are thick and
could put up a lovely performance.
The only great objection 20 the pOlit.
lcal department OF this worlds fair
Is that In order 10 give Portland her
due and public recognition. is would
be necessary 10 have this part OF. fhe
fair In Salem Ia the state house.
the Portland performance could
be- carried on under more natural con-
and many OF the old inches. /
'OOthOlds and al marks would come I
handy In the a%crobatic performance. /
Other attractions could De made uu
n Portland very nicely. The new dry
dock for instance will be completed
by that time aud would make a hu-
Then she could put her fire
boat on exhibition and have Il squirt
on the banks where about a
dollars worth OF saw and
mills recently burned down
)r up, whichever you please Then
he visitors could ride up and down
he inclined plane-that Is. u they
inclined" tO-which reaches
rom Portland clear up 10 Portland
The city park. which is
now fun OF beautiful and growing
Trees. would also make a nice lunch
for EXpositioners. SO many
other things could be mentioned. but
Il Is unnecessary because IL will all
be fixed up at Portland without any
10 the rest Of the state !
BARNACLE.
Salem. NAV 10. 1903.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
PORTLAND
AND THE
BIG FAIR
Citizen Calls Attention tO0ur
NeighbOrS Greed

I'd Journal. A correspondent 10
one Of the valley newspapers has
called attention % the insiguifcance
Of the Appropriation Of $500. COZ %
hold a worlds fair in Portland 90
1895. The determination OF Portland
% have this fair az any cost. has set
afOTtB 90 foot 20 block the matter
being referred 20 the people. for fear.
possibly. that the appropriation will
De voted down lnasmuch a. the DeO-
pie have 10 foot the cost 81 this show
ia is az least courteous 20 mention it
90 the people. Portland has brought
much argument 20 bear upon the ne,
.cessity 81 this fair. and holds out
promising returns Z the state In gen
eral 10 fact she is entertaining the
same opinion about the presidential
party she is about the fair. Accord.
ing 10 her papers. Portland has an Op-
tiou upon President Roosevelt while
he is Ia Oregon. the president drOp.
ping ~ az salem merely for the pur-
pose 90 seeing the place where Port.
land makes laws for Oregon. This
fact ls supported by the committee
loo charge oi the presidential party re-
fusiug to have the LIBERATION take
IHNf NM NNH NMNN MNhNA W MARION
square as requested by the c. c. T.
league and holding IL In the state.
house. The president. I understand.
Is very anxious 90 see this place on
account Of the prominence and I'M
p~ortancc with which the city ~ Port.
land has regulated and managed
things for Salem. A prominent Port.
lander told me yesterday that n IL
hadn't been for the Presidents natur
al desire 20 view backgrounds he
would have overlooked Salem entire
~ and gone on 10 Astoria. The pres.
ident also anxious. very anxious. 20
see the place where the Multnomah
delegation voted 10 tax the corpora
tons making their wealth ont 81 the
state. after they got the rest OF the
representatives from all over the
state 10 vote for their fair bill. APP
prupOs the matter OF corporation tax
Il might be well 10 call attention 10
the fact that the general manager OF
the Southern Pacific railroad In Cali.
fornia refused 10 donate a cent 10
wards d%efraying the plans for enter
tanning the president while ne was In
san Francisco. The manager said
the company was ~deadhcading the
president through California and or.
egOn al { cost OF about $4,000 20 the
company and he thought that was
good enough The question naturally
arises what induced the company 10
lose this 5000 when there Is nothing
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19

Why should prejudice against a put-ur
medicine hinder you from trying VIA,
has cured thousands Of suffering mer
and women
-Ouiy fo1 Dr. Pierce Gotten Medical Dis
cgwcry I think I uoaid - In ny rTsvc to-day.
write Nj. NOs-s Miies. q billiard. uiuta Co
WyomiaG had asthma 70 bad I oouh ~
sleep a. niEht AID vas Compelled 70 give NJ
work n aHcctCl ny lungs - that I coBzhcc
al the time. bath DAY and niEht Ny fHcnds
al th1uEht I had c~uusumptiou. Ny ~ifc hzd
tatru Df PirTr-fs Faroftf- P~rc@cfptioa ind O.
had heinrd her 20 mmch she insisted on nv Try.
ing bis Goideu Mcftcai DtscoF rV -phsch :
did. I have tak-n four bottles and am now q
vel uan. weighing fs pounds. thznks 70 d.
Hsrc-s Co!den sfedicai Dis y~ery'
The sole motive for substitution is &c
permit the detleT TO make the little NOR.
profit paid BY the sale OF less m~eritorious
medicines. lie gains; you lose
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19

or adjoining state. and shall also have
power 10 quarantine against any case
OF cases. q infectious disease within
the county. and shall have power to
call upon all police officers. sherihs.
cOnstabies and all county officers 70
enforce such quarantine. subject to
the authority Of the state health Of
fcrs The state board 81 health shall
have power and authority to order
nuisances. or the Of any special
disease or mortality. 10 be abated and
removed Any person who shall fail
70 obey or shall violate such orders.
shall. on conviction. be sentenced 70
pay a fine Of not more than 800. az
the discretion Of the court. II shall
be the duty Of every physician. mid
wife OF head Of the family. under
whose charge any birth occurs. 20 re-
port the same r. the county or city
health officer before the last day Of
the month in which birth occurs
Every physician. midwife. nurse. or
head Of the family. under whose
charge any death Occurs. report
the same % the county OF city health
within As hours. Or as soon
thereafter as practicable. Every ply
or other person. under whose
any infectious or epidemic
disease occurs. must report the same
10 the county court or health officers
Immediately. Any undertaken head
II a family. or other person shall not
cremate. or aus TO be ere
mated or buried. the body Of any
DersOn until the death certificate is
flled Out and sent 10 the
iealth officers Of the county or city
n which said burial or cremation Is
occur. Any person violating any
Of this act. or any part there
4. shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor.
md shall be fined not less than SO
or more than 500.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
Elephants
in the Union

Miss Gertrude Lanahan. daughter
OF one Of the important distlIcrs in
America recently returned from a
years trip around the world. She tells
how she was interested and amused
while in India Dy the way In which
the elephants that piled teak wood ON
the road 10 Mandalay work under a
well-dehned system OF rights and
privileges
"A great %ponderous beast will
swing a piece Of timber into desis.
mated position with the nicely az a
pulley and crane. and then move an
a few PAGES and inspect il in am an.
parent endeayOT 10 ascertain whether
n - plumb with some other hundred
pieces OF lumber with the critical
eye and aspect OF a master mechanic
II II Is not exact. the animal Min al
Just and readjust until il Is.
Thus he consclentiOusly earns his
wages, which. paid In rest and meal
cakes. conform TO a given standard
When the cakes are offered IN his
Keeper the elephant swings them IN
and fro with his trunk. WEIGHING them
with the precision OF a grocer SbouId
they fall short the fraction ~ An
ounce In weight, the welkin Is made
To resound with wTathful trumpetIngs
before which the unaccustomed Ace
and which the keeper hastens 10 chr
tail by further measures OF provend.
er.
The k~eepersare allowed half an
hour Tor their midday meal. but the
elephants. OF their own afa.tf..
Qolre twice as much time for their
noontime feed. and no urging win In
uuee uem 70 return TO their labor in
sue OF an hour Also they strictly
c The Mosaic law in resting on
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
A OF HEALTH.

The law establishing a State Boar
q Health. and making county judge
and county physicians where there q
a county physician. and the COUNT
tudge alone. whore there Is m COUNTY
physician. members Of the state board
o. health. wa approved Fed II. 1903
~ has been ia force nov three months
and not a single birth. death or case
% sickness. required BY this Law 10
b. reported. has yet been reported BY
any physician. nurse or patient %
the COUNTY Judge 81 Lane county. al
though perhaps mOr than a hundred
such cases have occurred during this
time. The Las n likely % remain al
most a dead letter for some time. al
least for the reasOn that the people
or Oregon will have tO b. educated ~
10 10. and az present. a. Indicated By
the past three months since the Law
has been boz force or he past one
month since 10 uas printed and circu
lated the physicians nurses "a
rents. can0ut o. will III comply with
its provisions. which require a great
deal 0f care and attention Tor which
no compensation d. provided How
ever the county Judge has received
several requests recently % quaran.
tine individuals or families n these
requests are compiled with. a. the
Law seems o. contemplate they VIII
soon become quite frequent and all
add not a little 10 the expenses 81 the
county.
The Iaw provides for the appoint
ment by the governor with the con.
sent OF the sauate OF o state board n
health composed OF six physicians
and a secretary. aud makes a permau.
ent annual appropriation OF $1,000 10
pay the salary OF the secretary and
the travelling and other espens 81
the members OF the board II clothes
them with practically unlimited pow.
ar and authorizes them to go when
and where. and do what. they please.
but does not state how the expenses
are 10 be paid 81 b guarantees and
the many other things they. and the
county judges and county physicians.
may do or order 90 b. done. but the
inference Is that the counties where
these expenses are incurred ~ pay
them n is likely 20 develop into a
very expensive omcial infant Industry
which will require increasing prOtec.
ton from the taxpayers as n in
in age and strength.
Following are some Of the proyis-
Ions OF this Law
The county Judge and the county
physician shall constitute a county
board OF health. II there Is no county |
physician. the county Judge shall act y
as health officer. and constitute the
county board OF health II shall be the
duty Of the county board Of health 20
collect all vital statistics. and keep a
record thereof. and report 10 secre-
tary of tho state board 81 health
monthly. not later than the tenth day.
all infectious diseases. deaths. and
causes thereof. places Of burial Of
every person having died In said
county. and Ia case Of birth 81 any
child. giving the name OF lis parents.
their residence. and their occupation.
that may have been reported 20 said
board OF health during the proceeding
month. Every county board of health
shall have the power 20 quarantine
against any other county. or counties. ]
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
CLOSING
UP THE
PETITIONS
Mr.. Cowgirl Comes Down
from Baker for Finish

". c. Cowgirl. the Baker City news.
paper man. who is pushing the refer.
endum petitions. Is in the city closing
up the work he has undertaken. He
has circulated petitions in all the
/. counties OF the state to refer the new
ly-passed laws on the exemption
amendment. the portage railroad ap-
preparation and the corporation tax.
He has received reports and petitions
from most Of the localities. and is con
WINGED that he will have enough sign.
es for each 10 refer these bills { the
vote Of the people in 1904. The limit
for hling these petitions will be up
Thursday evening. May 21st. when
Mr.. Cowgirl hopes to have everything
in shipshape.
He reports that the work Of circu.
lating the petitions in the various
counties has been well handled by the
local representatives. The time for
voting on these laws will be at the
regular election after this year.
or to June. 1904. The work Of count.
ing no will be begun at once by Mr..
Cowgirl. Mr.. Johnson and Miss Cor.
nell. 81 this city. and when all Is com.
pleted will be filed with the secretary
Of state.
In this connection IL will be OF in.
tarest 20 tote that the necessary
names 20 refer the Lewis and Clark
appropriation have been secured 20
the petitions over 5000 were Oh.
tanned Ia Portland alone by the labor
Unions. and nov the matter Is being
held MP with a view 20 obtaining Ger.
.aIn concessions. n the demands OF
he unions n met the petitions will
Fever be filed. and IL Is believed that
he whole matter will be side-tracked
.s a result o. these negotiations.
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the seventh day. although they are
not particular az 20 which seventh
day Is marked for rest Six days In
a week only will they labor.
of course. there arc boss ele-
pbents but I do not know whether or
not they formulate union rules. ]
think. however. they do. and hat soon
the elephants will be after Saturday
half holidays .-New York Press.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
George Won't Go.

Governor Chamberlain yesterday
received an invitation 10 be present
at the laying 81 the corner stone OF
the new state house being erected al
Jacksonville. Mississippi. The event
is 20 take place on Wednesday. June
3. 1903. and the invitation was issued
by the Mississippi State House Com
mission. composed Of Governor A. II.
Longino. Acknowledgement VIM. VIII.
liams. r. n. Thompson. W G. Stovall.
A. Dean and l. T. Fitzhugh, Jr.
secretary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
oratorio Society.

viii rehearse at the Presbyterian
church al S o'clock sharp. All mem
bers OF the society and others who
have sung TO Thee. o Country" or
Unfold We Portals. are requested 10
attend. These are the numbers 10
be sung al the reception 10 President
Roosevelt Thursday. A good chorus
Is desired.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
Army
Life Caused Chronic
Stomach Trouble All
His Life.
DIR. Miles Anti Pain Pills
Cured Him of Both.

As is yeY frequently found the stomach
trouble n headache Ia the following case
came from the same cause. DR.. Miles Anti.
Pain Pills, Ike all Of Dr. Miles Remedies
are designed 10 cure the disease, not the
symptoms This readily explains why these
sterling medicines can cure such a VARIETY Of
diseases There Is no remedy, formula or
prescription which IN any way equals DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills for the speedy cure
and Teliet OF headache and kindred ailments.
up 10 tire age OF twenty-lhree my son was
gfeAtiy troubled with severe pains in the
stomach. Alter he had served his term Of
enlistment with the army in the Philippines
ne came home n was unit Tor ANYTHING
because OF terrible headaches. He found
that DIT. Miles Anti-Pain Pills not only re.
heyed him Of the headaches but would pre-
vent an attack II taken in time. He eontin.
ued thsI use for some time and 10 his sur.
Pnse and delight he found they had cured
me tomaeh trouble also. You may imagine
how grateful both he aud myself feel 10 YOU
tor The good the Anti-Pain Pills have done
hin may add that l have used your med.
icines In our family for many years and keen
Z Bottle OF Neryine In the house al the time
l think u an ideal household remedy and an
the remedies are just what YOU recommend
them 70 be. You have my permission 10
publish thiS"-AKS NJ. l. FARRAR. WaIis
WAlS Wash.
All draggists Sel and guarantee DR.. Miles
Anu-faln ftla They are n~on.laxative; con.
tain no oPlatsa never sold IN bulk, az doseA
q esAfA Dr. Mica MsdiealCO Elkhsn, lad
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
strono's Bakery

And restaurant is salem's best eat.
ing house. This house Is p~atronized
by everybody. The best service that
can be had.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19

Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache. Indigestion and Constipa-
ton. A delightful herb drink. Re.
moves all eruptions Of the skin, pro,
ducing a perfect complexion or money
refunded. Csc. and SOC. Write 10 us
for free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co,
Buffalo. N. Y. ID. j. Fry. Druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
Aeker's Blood EnsIr

Aeker's Bioou elixir positively
Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and
all Scrofulous affections. At all times
a matchless system tonic and purifier
Money refunded n you are not salts.
aed. soc. and 800. d. j. Fry. Drug.
~fHs
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He cares nothing
for the means 10
that end.
There are thou
sands Of men and
women Whose
lives are At stake,
who are hiudered
from accepting
the one e Of
safety BY foolish
prejudice.
Doctor Pierces
Golden Medical
Discovery has
been the means Of
restoring health
10 many men and
women whose hol-
low cough, bleed
ing lungs. ems-
cation and weak
ness seemed 10
warrant the state
ment OF local ply
sicians- There Is
no cure possible
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
DIR. J. f. COOK

Has come to the conclusion that all profession o, the b0u-
side Of the vegetable kingdom is a failure. When your sv.,u
without pure blood. You will only ind vitality n ~.
kingdom. Poisonous drugs nor doctors knives IN, s.
lightning viii not remove the cause, but lay the foundation :.
Of disease. Those posons go into your bones, and kin u. u.
and create all kinds Of diseases. cancerous tumors. copsum,r,.
bone diseases, etc. You must bear in mind that his me5,c,D.
poisonous tonic, nor = simulant nor temporary relief which w.
poisonous drugs. where the results are sure death sooner r. La.
blame the medicine. when it takes a effect and stirs IN thu nj.
disease in the system. You must not expect to be cured in q =.
your sickness or disease has been a long time coming y. M . -
a long time to get it out Of your system. 1t will take month, -
build a lew body from the bones up. This is what the peop. A.
derstand. They are used to being bumbugged. His medeins
posed OF Natures Herbs-vhat the human system requires WIZ
mails get sick they will help themselves to those herbs. for thew A,.
sthct and the people have not so we have to make a study Of +, =,
been a life study with DR.. Cook Do not get weary; this M. . ~
and too sweet to worry out Of this world.
DR.. Cook Cures All Kinds of Diseases
301 Liberty Street. Salem, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
TICKET.

For Member Of Congress First District.
HON BINGER HERMANN.
Election day. Monday. June ist
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WIEN UIFE'S At STAK[

The mos tiuid man will take A.
chance Of escape. The slender rop
dropped down the precipice, the sir
perry log over the abyss, anything III
offers q chance Of life. - eagerly sua;cL-
I'd A. Th- end the man seeks IS Aafetf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-19
SUMMER NORMAL SCHOU'

First National Bank Building. Salem. OfegOs.ts rS
Inc nrsl term will open May 4h and continue seven wsxsiastha Y
a n WI oren June 22 and continue till the AuRusI s aa" nreS
viii pe Iormed In all branches re~ouiTedfOT state ana COUNT pbS
L sh Snon hand Typewriting: EIOeutIon and DIawii1sk: lsst me n
e4sh eIm WILDE 50 with an additional fee for eaen U as d sSntS'
moie Inan 500 teachers Of Oregon bear testimony Va
scnooI. ADDRESS J. J. kraps. Salem. Oregon.
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Salem May l6 1903.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-09

continuation of mental labor and wOr-
morning, until sheer inability to 20 on
compels a reluctant halt for sleep, are
evil modern phenomena that occur too
often. And the hurried midday lunch
is not worse for the digestion than 1t
is for the mind. which is thus cheated
Of its due pause for rest.
This is certainly not the way to get
most work done in the long run. The
men who have put most work into
their lives and been able to keep on
Gladstone, who knew the full value Of
absolutely banishlng work from their
minds for some time every day. In
the height Of political excitement Mr.
Gladstone could always contrive to
shut out politics and official business
for an hour or two while he read
Greek or a novel
One man may seek his relaxation
with tennis racket or a bicycle, an
other with book, another in talk mot
about business; but complete relaXa-
ton in some form every man should
have every day. And an entire and
absolute holiday, long enough TO count.
is no less Indispensable every year.
The meaning of rest" varies with the
individually; to one it is rest to climb
Alps or cycle fifty miles a day, to an
other to lie under n tree or on the
beach, But in some form the rest is
inevitable. unless the breakdown is to
come. The hours from which business
is entirely excluded every day, the
weeks from which it is entirely eXcud-
pastures near them. The houses are
by the man who means to last