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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18

mtiNe hh uNhAs VI I've l''N fNA hAhhN''
Sec G. Il shall be unlawful for any
person, or persons, to ride a bicycle or
tandem-wheel upon any Of the side
walks Of the City OF Salem. Oregon, at
any time after the public lights OF the
said city are lighted for the night
without having attached to said blcy
Gle or UNIDENTIFIED. well.llghted
flamp for the purpose OF illumination.
Sec. Z. Il shall be unlawful for any
person, or persons, 10 ride any bicycle
or tandem.wheel upon the sidewalks
OF the City Of Salem, Oregon. without
having said bicycle OF wheel I'm arm
and regular control by proper grip of
the hands upon the handlebars there.
Of
Sec s. II is hereby made unlawful
for any person. or persons. 10 stand or
lodge a bicycle or tandem.wheel or
motorcycle against the front OF any
store or business house or the show
window thereof. or TO stand or lodge
the same within the public entrance
OF any such store. business house or
of any public building within the City
OF Salem. Oregon. And all racks put
out dor the use or convenience OF
riders OF bicycles. tandem.wheels and
motorcycles. upon the sidewalks OF the
City OF Salem. Oregon. must be placed
upon the outer edge OF said sidewalks
and shall not take up more than three
feet OF space measuring from the out
er edge OF the curbline OF said side
walk.
Sec. o. The street commissioner Of
OF the City OF Salem, Oregon and al
flremen IN the employ OF the City OF
Salem. and all mail carriers In the ser
vice OF the United states government
shall be exempt from the operations
OF this ordinance, while on public du
~, and beyond the limits Of the pro
hlbited district described In Section
= OF this Ordinance.
Sec. 10, ANY person, or persons
violating any OF the provisions Of thil
ordinance. shall, upon conviction
thereof before the Recorder OF sal,
city. be fined in a sum OF not less thar
i've dollars nor greater than ffty dol
lars, and the City Marshal is HEREBY
empowered 20 take and hold the bi
cycle, tandem.wheel or motorcycle
3 ridden by any person or persons 81
violating any Of the provisions hereof
pending the payment into the hands o
p the Recorder aforesaid. Of any nne I'm
posed under the terms OF this ordln
ance.
; Sec II. Any person exercising IN
functions Of a policeman In the SCI
vices Of this city, whether on regula
b or special duty and whether on salar
or without pay, shall have power an
authority 10 make arrests under thl
ordinance. and II Ia hereby made IN
duty OF the Recorder 10 report 70 thl
council the names OF ali Oficers mai
ing arrests hereinunder together wit
, list OF the fines imposed IN the cas-
D Of each arrest; and the council shal
az lis subsequent meeting. order wal
? rants 10 issue IN favor OF said arres
D Ing ofhcers. for one half the sum 4
the fine imposed aud reported by sal
! Recorder In each particular case.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
Intensely
Interesting

New York, June 1s.-The story pub.
lished this morning TO the effect that
Schwab would. on Morgans arrival
home. resign from the presidency OF
the steel corporation, is declared by
Schwab's confidential representatives
as ridiculous and absurd. They state
positively that schwab has no inten
tlon OF reslgning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18

On June LIST the Southern Pacific Co
will resume the sale OF excursion tick
cts 20 Newport and Yaquina Bay. This
resort is becoming more popular every
year and hotel Accommodations are
better than ever before, and at rea'
sonable rates. Season tickets from
Salem to Newport $500; TO Yaquina'
sA5O. saturday.to- Monday tickets TO
Newport, $500; 70 Yaquina, $500.
w. y. CONAN.
B.27.eod Gen. Pas. Agent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18


We would IKE 20 ask through the
columns Of your paper n there u any
person who has usod Green's Auguss
Flower for tho cure of INDIGESTION
Dyspepsia and Liver Troubles that
has not been cured-and We also
mean their results. such a. sour sionl-
ach. fermentation q food. habiiual
costiyeneas. aervous dyspepsia head
ache. deapoDdent feelings, sieepleas-
ness-ln fact. any trouble connected
win the stomach or iiverY This med
lclne has been sold for many years In
an civilized countries. and ve Wish
20 correspond win you, and send you
one of cor books free of cost II you
never tried August Flower, ~ %
cent bottle nssi. We have never
known Of lts falling q 70. somesh'ns
more serious r. the matter With you'
The Is eest sire has juat been intro
dueod this year Regular size y
cent. Dr. Stones drug stores
O. O. GREEN,
Woodbury.. n }
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
paid tor Hls Time.

Here n the story Of an Ohio lawyer
who dId not become a politician, o.
he was not built on political lines. Il
IL told by Washington man, who
was his clerk at one time. Lawyer b.
was a gruf sort OF parsonage, and be
lleved In making every one pay for
every service One OF his clients was
the president Of a bank. Who during
the pendancy of a case. dropped into
the lawyers once very frequently and
told stories. The lawyer was good
listener. and seemed 20 enjoy the stor'
les very much. but after the banker
went out. Lawyer y. would say,
Here. charge Mr. Blank go Tor an
hour OF my time II ! have got 70
listen 20 his stories he has got 70
pay me for Il" Finally the bin was
made out aud carried 20 the banker
Il was an itemized account, stating
the date of each call, He scanned Il
closely and remarked
Gle has made me pay Tor Il pretty
well. hasn't her
PAY for what7' asked the clerk
"For listening 10 my stories"
And then he paid the biil--Wnsh
lngton Post
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18

Dr. E. A. Pierce returned yesterday
from Eugene, and other southern
points, where he went on official bust
ness connected with the State Board
OF Health.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
Union store.

Fine strawberries and fresh vege'
tables at Branson & Ragan's the
union store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
In Oregon


WE WANT
EXTRA LARGE FRUIT DISHES
For our large and plentiful stra~oef'
rias or any kind of Fruit
We have aimed TO get the large SIZE
dishes. and sueeeeded-they are no"
ON display. At special prices m
semi Porcelain, large size 55c per set
China, large size .....'''sl'VV pei
We carry other glass sauce u''A0
at l5c a set and up.
Large glass fruit bowie, s-ineh size
Al 15c isc, 2Oc and csc each and uP
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
stronq's Restaurant.

Come and try our refreshing meals
Al strong's restaurant, open day and
night.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18

Try the White House Restaurant
for a short order meal. Open day
and night. 106 State street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18

Is sun here. and ~ busy ~
ever. When your clothes are Worn
and dirty. or hho buttons on
taks them 70 her. Al the Salem pyeins
ana Cleaning WORKS RspAlrinr aud
rellnlng; neW velvet collars put On
oysreoats; also four suits . month ioF
81. Called for ane Fetnrned
MRS. c. II. wALKKR. Prov.
iss commeFciai airest
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11
PLEASANT HILL.

On November 80 we loaded on
wagon down with Barleycori
brooms and hied away to Hickman
KY, driving in just at 2 o'clock
Now the 30th was clear but colo
dav and when we got to Hickman
the first store was that OF a Mr.
Newton, in East Hickman, and he
said, "get down and come in and
warm" | went in, for my feet were
cold and seeing no fire kinder puz-
zled me, but the fellow said, "take
that chair and sit down out there
in the sunshine, | have no fire to-day;
you will soon get warm. Now, If
/ had had my pistol would have
compelled him to make me fire,
but | did no have it and of course
had to take the Joke. But | added
Is cents on each dozen brooms and
sold him three dozen and pulled on
up the mountain, Now Hickman
is a queer town; part of it is too
low to be comfortable in high water
and part of it is too high to be COM
Portable in low water. We met sew
eral of the Tennessee boys-Mr.
White, Mr.. Moore and Mr.. Kimble,
who are clerking for the Ellis big
department store. Now | did a
good business at Hickman, for it is
a real first-class business town, and
as we were fixing to leave next
morning a fellow hailed us-a real,
genteel looking young man came
up and introduced himself as Mr..
Gibbs, and said, Il am editor of the
Dixie Star and have read much /
about the Barleycorn brooms.
want one and want to make the
acquaintance of John Barleycorn
and want him to write an occasion
al article for the Star, for we have
taken the liberty of republishlng
several of your articles and have al
ways given you credit for the same.
[ have to take The Commercial
home with me each week, for my
wife likes it and it is among the
best all-round papers that come to
our office. My! how we do love
battery; we felt very much compli-
but we imagine our feelings
we're not to he compared with the
feelings of that editor,
or I did not have on my straw hat
Tor cotton pants, nor my puff bo-
som shirt, and of course looked i
kinder queer, yet those Kentucki- I
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11

not only a ganler, but a highway
robber also.
On discovering the decline of our
literary ability and the failure to be
able to hold our position on the first
page, we think it best to get mad
and pout. So do not look tor any
communication from ME until |
sweat my mad spell off.
We are proud to notice that
Beech is to have a discussion as 10
whether or not the negro should be
colonized. Yes, by all means col
onize him and place him in the
classwhere God placed him in
the creation. Helis not a human
being and has been the downfall OF
every nation cursed with his pres
ence since the origin of man, No
one but an atheist has ever classed
him with human beings.
JOHN BARLEYCoRN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11

In the office of popular hotel III
a proud little city of a mel hboring
State, we Gently sat, a stranger,
listening to the voices of many on
many different subjects and occa,
sionally dotting down something of
interest that was said or done, en-
loving the warmth of a red hot
stove, for it was cold night and l
had been out all day and was chilly.
When suddenly medium sized
young man entered, looked around
as if hunting for some one, finally
sat down ne r me and said to an
other man, who sat near me also,
in low tone, Jim, l want you to
go with me. Alex got paid off To-
day and has about $125 and a iug
OF whiskey; he is getting on "tear"
and wants to have a game of cards.
Somebody is going to get every cent
he has tonight and it had as well
be us as anybody And after MAX
ing their plans departed. oh, how
we did wish we knew enough to go
tell the fellow what was beng
planned for him, but fortunately he
needed no one to tell him. At 81
o'clock next morning l heard the
porter make a fire in the office and |
when / thought 1t hot, got up and
went down to enjoy the warmth,
silence and solitude that S O'Clock
in the morning always brings. l
had not been there long when this
same young man came in, looking
sad and sleepy, his eyes red and
watery. After sitting awhile, l
broke the silence by asking, "well,
What luck did you have last night?"
He said, "did you hear the CONVEX
iation had last night?' 1 said
res, and he said, chat fellow was
he worst beat l have ever met; he
'eat me and my partner out of /
very cent we had, about $130. We
rieA to bluff him out of the last $40, n
Ie w9n and I wish you would look {
what lhe did for me" l looked and t
is cdat and vest were split about
s in4Ies over his heart to the shirt !
With a knife, with just the shirt :
knife blade and blood, !
r life add death. He continued, i
that felgow would have killed us t
9th hfe had not gotten out of his t
layer will never try to beat an
TIL ordlow out of his money, nor =
al factsther game OF cards as long i
s pIeet Well, we had no sympa- {
by toA Mn him, ard consider him s
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11

ans recognized me as being par
human and some of than called m
: mister. After sweeping my revenue
up | found | had taken in abou
thirty dollars and | refined my
broncos up in the direction of Crys
tai, and as | drove | would whistle
or sing or make public speech
privately, and in my vain imagi-
nation would hear the cheers and
laughter of the enthused people as
they would listen to and ENJOY the
natural grace and talent, the ora
tor of the day. Now we are at
Crystal, in the store of that grand
and good friend of ours, DR.. Will
liams, who invited us to dinner with
him and who is doing a thriving
business. He handles the Barley
corn brooms only and lots OF them,
and he introduced me to many OF
his customers as Barleycorn and |
guess they think it is my real name,
but we don't give a continental.
We espied our true friend, Uncle
Jerry Cloar, who at once arrested
us in the name of Ann McAlister
Cloar and forced us down to his
house for dinner (and we were not
hard to force, where we Toasted on
the fl of the Ian Y with the appe-
tite of dog, and we were treated
so grand that we felt real glad they
could not penetrate into our heart
and discover the multiplied thou
sands OF little mean low down deeds |
that cluster around and thrive in
what should be the temple of the
living God. Oh, Lord, help JUS to
be mora worthy of thesfriendship of
the christian peoplew meet in the
world. We saw the old heirloom,
he pulpit chair that is older thana
he United States government but
lot larger. We then drove over to
Clayton and supplied that little
:ity with Barleycorn brooms, and
hen over to Mott Station or Full
light and supplied the merchants
# that town, then on home, where
Mrs. Barleycorn and the little Johns
we're in waiting for my coming, and
IS we drove darkness possessed the
arth and the snow was falling and
would beat upon our back and sift s
krough our hair and into our ears.
The hooting of the owls and the t
of the jack rabbits only add '
d sadness to the already gloomy
light. But how grand and happy t
0 have a loving wife and house, t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11

full of the prettiest children Oh
earth to meet you with happ.
smiles and fond embraces.
All, P. H. O., your unjust crit
cism is real funny to the intelligent
public, who know us.
One of our ,old friends recently
visited us and he was getting old
and not very pretty and Mrs. Bar
levcorn said, "John, is that fellow
human?" and said, "of course he
is Elizabeth. ''Well, he isn't in
the image of God, or you are not,
for he is so ugly and you are so
pretty, and l believe you are in the
image of God, but you do not al
wavs do as | believe God would
have YOU do, for sometimes you fail
to prepare any stove wood, and you
don't carry out the slop until it
runs over and makes my floor grea-
sy, and you make me sweep with a
broom until it wears to the handle,
and you don't always turn the
chickens out, and you did not fas-
ten them up one night until mink
Killed five or six, and you knew l
did not want an old calico dress as
a Thanksgiving present, and you
knew l wanted a new bonnet before
and John, be honest,
didn't you go into my can of apple
Jack and eat all you wanted and
:asten it up again sol could not
ell it, andado you believe God will
orgi7e you for so many mean
20, wei, Elizabeth, you
Know the devil takes possession of
is once in awhile and you must
earn to be more forgiving' l put
BY arms around her and made like
was awful sorry, and she forgave
neland we have made another new
tart in life and are as loving as
lew bride and groom.
We were coming home not long
go and were passing a neighbor's
ouse whistling an old-tirne tune.
was just dark and we suddenly
iscovered a womans form coming
oward us with outstretched arms,
nd we cried out, ''who is that?"
he recognized her mistake and
aid, II thought you was my hus-
and as you were whistling his old
Inc, and in another momer
ould have Rugged you good. =
ay, neighbor, you'd better keep Ii
lat from Elizabeth; she dosen't
Ike any foolishness, II
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11

Don't forget to use little Prickly
Ash Bitters whenever the stomach or
bowels are disordered. 1t quickly cor
reefs such troubles and makes YOU
feel bright and cheerful. Richard
Polk, special agent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11
CRYSTAL.


Messrs. r. H. Whitney and AL
bert Howard were here Sunday.
Hugh Garrigan, one of Number
Two's noble boys, was here Sunday
evening.
Rev. ] L. Adams filled his month
ly appointment at David Chapel
last Sunday.
Ebert Campbell is here nearly
every Sunday evening. seeking a
clerkship CD IN one of the stores.
Mr.: Kimble, in company with
Misses Leila Freeman and Addle
Moon, attended singing at Antioch
Sunday evening.
Miss Wayne Isbell read an essay
at Mt. Olive last Sunday morning,
giving a review of the Sunday
school lessons for the past month,
which was Bfghly complimeeted.
Willie Hut has built very com
modious and beautiful buggy shed.
We arise and finidly ask the little
blue-eyed maiden of Fremont, to
please take notice when passing
this way.
It was our pleasure to hear Rev.
Harden preach a very interesting
sermon 1T Antioch on the subject
of religion. This was his first SER
non here and he made very favor
able impression on the people.
One day last week we asked one
II the merchants at Crystal who
we're The Chums' writing to The
He didn't say any.
hing, but with an interrogative
81 OF the eye brows, pointed to-
e. the schoolhouse. That is the
as rubbing Johnny on the
We know the rest.
Cousin Violet, they tell me
usti has inspected that new
fufe and has bestowed her
e Of approval upon the same.
ID that kraut your mama's cab
Now while the choir sings
home Lord Jesus Quickly we will
ze our exit.
JIM Russ.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11
JIM Russ.
For Rent.

n 2
i Caldwell farm, adjoining
Tenn. Also the Caldwell
Z with aslarge orchard, garden
barn. For Rarticulars write
rs. ~ u sCALDwELL,
Us - burg. Miss.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11
Union City Business College

One OF our most successful fnanciers
has said to the world, and especially
to young people, "Get a business edu-
cation, then your success in life is as
sured. Money may take wings and fly
away, thus leaving you dependent and
helpless. Qualifications that make
you equal to the emergencies Of life
and create a demand for g, NJ salaries
can not leave you whildoS Alasts."
Therefore, we say to the H2u}' y people
of this and surrounding cd,i Is, join
the happy throng Of busy W ~
the Union City Business
ify yourself for SOME -
your future depend
taintietth V g2S
Duriuggd
pills have 4a
Of this wdurl
the difera p1
Instruction b
knowledged
ence. Yourpl
1y the differenStu6r
not be a wise ea,0 afn
AXE advantage OFT
unity?
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-12-11

Eczema, scald head, hi h,a 80
of the skin of any sort Iya 49, G. 1 81
lieved, permanently c ~ ~
Ointment. At any ~
sale at MOSS, Pharnr
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-25
ODD FELLOWS HoNoRS.

Baltimore. Md. Sept 2f.-DFiiis' grand ledge work and exemphhcatloh of degrees, in addition to various so- cial features. made up todays pro gram of the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting of the Independent Order or Odd Fellows. O2e of the most IT, terestirg ceremonies connected Wltn tbe convention is to take place ih the Fifth Regiment armory tonight when the grand decoration of chivairy VII ra conferred CT 9 number Of members of high standing in their respecIlNe Iodges Those who are to be thus hcnored are Eugene s. Anderson. 5, Fl FoxweH and Edward Rossman. oi Maryland; George M. he.iy. W. w. Whitenack a-d Major louis SiiFeI' stem of Iowa. c. H. Weaver of Cal. ifornia. E. H. Kinney of Illinois. and Isaac H. Pidgeon of Massachusetts
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-25
HAS BOUGHT SHELTER.

Word comes to the Review from MT Robert Mitchell himself that he mas purchased the olG Bay Point smeiteI ar San Francisco. and will operate me nIant in the near future. MT Mltch. e,. who was until recently connec,eo with the Cauanea Consolidated Cop rer company. is now in Los Angeles snd visited San Francisco the cary ra~, of this week. where the deal was corsumated. MT. Mitchell retui le1 tc San Francisco on Friday mori'lh to complete the details ot the trans fer. and havirg acccmpli shed una work will leave for New fork oerec' where he has in course of resotla.ioi a large mining deal in Sonora proper ties in volvirg. il is said. some hail million dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-25

aow. but by means of a dip yoke and a wide collar of lace even quite an oiL dress may be given modern air. Short capes with long tabs matching the skirt. with which they are worn. will be a feature of the early fall. Plaid effects are seen in French saiiOt hats. They are of braided satin or feii straw and are trimmed very simply with quills or wings.
 The picture shows dressy waist with a lace yoke and undersieeves edged with velvet.
 JUDIC CHOLLET.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-25
CHANGES IN DRESS.
Transparent Collars ard foScs.
 Skirtr Are Growing Fuller.

Navy blue cheviots and sergcs makr ideal between season gowns. They arc trimmed with Persian embroideries. and the hat has chiffon veil to match the gown.
 Transparent collars and shallow yoke effects are features of the new gowns. Indeed it is rare to see lace collar lined with anything heavier than thin chiffon even on heavy gowns.
 Skirts are growing much fuiier around the feet. which is perhaps one reason why the long skirt has been banished for ordinary street wear, as its weight makes it very di.hcult to hold up properly.
 Cape effects and broad collars dist!D- Suish the old>fashioned gown frou tie