Daily capital journal., January 26, 1904, Page SIX, Image 6

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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26,
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! THE PLAN ENDORSED EDITORIALLY. ;;
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; (From Editorial In the 8unday, January 17, Orcgonlan.) ;
i .... . .- i-i. k ii. - in rlu mv to Its Btlbacrlb "'
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a 150 diamond, absolutely
the subscriber to a quo"
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u. .i.li -..mi,. ! nltlH to the
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THE VENERABLE REVEREND WILLIAM
The Opportunity to Get a Faeee
Ring Extended to All Old
SuhscAhevs
Be&vtiM Fitst Water Stone Set in a Tiffany Gold Ring
Given Away as An Expression of Good Will To
ward Subscribers
Your Cbpice of 975
Tho Journal Erco Diamond aiioss
Ins Contest enters upon Iho third
week with prospects of Increasing In
terest Orders far subscrlptlona and
Kncsseti on tho diamond havo conic
from Boutuorn and Eastern Oregon
and Washington, and from California
sd fitter stales.
Open to All on Equal Term.
To provont any unfairness and glvo
11 MibiorlburB an equal chance, Tht
Journal hart extended tho right to a
free guess to all who may bo In org
rears on tho carrlor lists or on special
delivery ni well as by mull. Many
old frjonds aro allowed to run ovor
tho tlmo paid for by apodal request
and as a favor to thorn, and wo aro
willing they should bo treated ai
veil m eah-ln-advanco subscribers
or new subscribers. After all, whnt
newspaper man who does not love
his old subscribers most! That Is
our foollnp. nnd wo extand our good
will to all on equal torms.
Father Dollarhldo Participates.
Nearly overybody knows Key. Win.
Doltarhldo. the veteran North Sakm
minister. Ho la rino or the boat mon
In hit ohiiroh nnd n pioneer who tins
dono mueh good In the world. He
made a gUBM for Tha Jonnrnnl din
mond ring tho ether day, nnd Judg
Ing front hit pnit experience, la like
ly to win the aparklluK kmii Some
years ami a fine road wagon was kIv
en away In 1'orUaml lo the best
jniPMer and KHthw Uollarhlde wuuh
within ot of the fortUHate number
Ho Is an old subscriber of Tl Jour
nal ami tnkwi a Keen Interest In this
ronjvet suit will We among the first to
congratulate (lit winner. 11m consid
ers It one of tho fairest contests that
kis ever como undv his obaerva.
Hon.
First Two Weeka a Success,
The first two weeka of Tho Jour
nt Diamond Guessing Contest have
Indeed exceeded lh most sangulnq
oxpoclktiona of all coucerutHl. Mom
tnicaK haro bon raado than anyone
"would havo predated and scores ot
tbwo haw com thMtitih tho mails
while a subscription crk at tho bus.
nesa offlco of Th Journal has bceu
kept busy writing jvcelpU. wplaln
leu the modus operandi and donoalt
Iok Kutwtm for those partlcltlnK.
At time many haw tmu. Uaetl up at
tho counter WAltlng th4r turn to
iea at tn. unkuowft uraUw. All
wl plwised with this opportunity to '
. ... . - -"
paxticlpate In a euotaet for tn vain
bl a prli wUlth U a)Nto)tttJy frH
lo the fortunate wUerlbw.
Many reewtar suberUurs aro pay
Injr up their ffr a year In advance
and thua iwurisg Ht kuw. h
Idea thus be4nj; frwd from a esiWct
cm twolv Ubmm yr, Thy rtMt
Jsm that In this way Th JwunaKooaU
tha no iwre, rid them f a woth
ly ftetera alL aa4 tArm thaw a
awwiy BVBMHir M gUffc for the
UtO getu. Somo aro pajlai; Mp n
wenUa 't mmhto thrw cwmm, Ma
aay bw bcrtmka an ,
1a on IkW MUial off. Ob ,tmBg
paM Ma father1 twUriiUw.
jear (a advaaee aad took the guu
1W and will eolhK-t the awaey
TIFFANY
DIAMOND
RING FREE
InsilnllMfrf a ICRCmC DV Wlll&ll Ik uiwiivw. w m-.- w...- ,,
free. Tho plan require the payment cf a
to an unknown number. The percon
tU A1anfinttJ
diamond."
1 1 1 ii i 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n i n ii i fr
Numbers, Any One
No Possibility of Any Crooked Work. .
back from his Indulgont parent. Otli
crs aro going so far as to pay the
subscriptions- ot their loss Interested
friends and will thus get tho guesses
for tho short uso of their monoy.
and may win tho valuablo prlxo for,
their trouble. Ono roan who takes
sovornl copies of tho paper has takon
15 RU0S8UB. and yet ho realizes that
only ono numbor can win tho prize.
How to PartlolDAte.
For each receipt ot one dollar for
(be DeJly or Weekly Journal, to any
addreo, tho ponton to whom the ro-
.... ,
eeipi is uwuea, win m proa an op-, publjghed to UM( m Tho Cap(ta,
portunlty. abohtoly without coat, toJourna, munoaA QUef,,ng Conteot
hare a pie at tho unknown nmbr, Umler mca of formlnc a "num
and the nemm or persons gwestnr , ber, lt lg impowiblo for anyone, not
-vv. luv u...uWr w... r.c,o M .
pretrat and without any compensation
whatever, and moroly aa an expreoeien
of jood will on th part of The Journal
toward Its subscribers, the JIM dia
mond Tiffany ring advertised In this
paper and on exhibition at the Jewel
17 store ot a H. lllngos, 38 State
street, Solom, Oregon. The party
paying ono dollar or more shall rc
ctdfo a receipt for each dollar paid,
and haye the opportunity to guom n
different number for each such rocolpt
held. No commission Is allowed tn
any agout or solicitor for securing
subscribers, and the rorson so sub
inrlhlni- ii.m It wltk IV. ..n.l ... . '
lag that tho Dally or Weekly Journal
i. .......... .. . . ... . ..
la accepted aa payment In full for the
money paid.
Unknown Numbed How Prepared.
The unknown numbor that la to bo
gueased was made up In the follow
ing manner. Tho ten nuinbra from
nouHht to nlno wore put on aoparat
altpa of paper and folded so aa to be
uawu, ami a oommitue ot aubscrib
rs waa askot) to conduct tho aa-
setulilliifi of tho unknown numbor.
Thla unknown numbor waa formed
at Tho Jouruai office on Monday, Jan.
rr 11, ISO, in tho following man-
aer; The tew numbor from naught
to nla, InolustTtv on aoporata atiDs of
laior, tn amnll KaJod onvolopwi wvw j
t" u iko, ansjcoa, ana
blindfolded penon la Uo prosecco of
tho oommltteo dnw out threo ot
&om tea nuniUm, marking tho firet
, tho aocoud two and th third
three In flun, and thoy wro then
c4 in a luf oavaioixa. seed) tin
and pUca wiux u,a diamond oa eahl
blUoa In the Jowolry tor show vrta-
r 0h " Uttrlu Pb coo-
-iMttl AtA 4II
not he ODOnek) nnlll
tt cooxt hi cload, when tho dia
mond wtli b given to tho nearest
Kueasor. Tho unknown uumhor will
bo formed by puttlac tothoi the threo
numbom In tho order aa markod .
twu, three, on the oovelopos in whloh
, . wuwuai. itm unknown
numbor will not be aaxnbled until '
wey are contalaod. Th unVnnwn
th Buoasdug conleal U eomulotoi and
publicly anaouaoed to wborlbe.
The Number to Be Qimm At.
There lt la. seald un ia an ftnalrwvi !
i .i. . . . ... 7 rl
i w winaow with tho diamond, and
there U will remain until the diamond
la Elton away to tha lueW iumiuu-
NVrlttea aoroaa the face of a larjje
Wtti envelope, are tho werda: -ThU
envelope contain the unknown num
dollar on aubecrlptloo, which ct , .
lucky enough to guess closest to
i ' i " " " " " "r
$ J 50 Diamond
and New
of Wbicb May Be
bor In The Capital Journal Diamond
Queuing; Content" Thla number was
formed in oxact pursuance of tho plan
advertised In Tho Journal, by a com
inlttoo of buslnoea mon and Journal
subscribers, who camo into tho office
Monday, January 11. Following Ii
their signed statomont on exhibition
at Mr. Hinges' show windew:
The Unknown Numbor.
Wo, tho undorelgnod. woro present
at The Journal offieo January 11, and
assisted In tho forming of tho un
known number, according to the plan
w.... ..UM.w. .WWW.
OTon the mombare ot Ihla eommlH.
UlO pubUshera of Tka Journal nn.-
.,
tho Jowolor who furnishod tao rinc
to know whal the number Is.
(Signed) N. J. JUDAH,
J. Q. OUAJIAM.
QEO. C. W1LX.,
IUU D. PATTON,
OILAS. II. IIINQES,
FltANK 0. FBItQUSON.
Limited Competition.
Tho numbor of receipts issued In
this contest will bo Umltod to tho
numbor of guosBoo poseiblo In tho
rarmo of tho numbore hotwoon 013
. ftn1 987 " tho unknown numbor must
i...
be composod of a figure within thoeo
Umlu Tho unknown numbor cannot
bo loss than 012 nor moro than 987.
To bo a perfectly harmless and In
nocout and amusiug guessing con
tewt tho number to bo guessed at
must bo and remain absolutely un
known. Thoro must be no chanco
tor any crooked work on tho part of
Tito Journal publishers, of the Jowolor
furnishing tho diamond, nor on tho
part of any auboribor. Tho receipts
for this jruowinc ooatoat will bo num
bored in duplicate, but the stub will
bo only for tho uurnoai. nt t.t..i.
lug tho irobacrlbor who la tho success
ful Kuoeaor each subseril.or w.i
the suotH numbor on the back of Ma
rocolit-ch one making his or her
own guoea at tho unknown number
As aoon as tho receipts aro all sold
the gucwing contest will be ovor and
tho nearest numbor awarded the dia
mond. How the Guesses Are Mad.
On securing a rocoJnt f, - .
. - - -t vug UUc
Ur or more, tho person wjahln to
m write hU gueJTb"
twgea tho above i,mK . .
dollblo pencil, writing only one guou.
on each recoipi nd Ja...-- .l.
hmelnth. soldered Un boa provided
" "" "i oraro for that purMstt
8ubllcrtb out of town will hTtT
Jowed to mata, their guix n tte
manner. Receipt, iU bo aSS
ttjH. and they can return the sW
wrth the , rituB J
I a sealed envelope pUluly J
-Jounal Diamond Queuing OZ
they wm U deit., ,-r
The aoldered tin box wUl
mun nam . j.
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l couteat ar i.i0
the
r
eelpt m all
SOME
ANCIENT
FOOD
Bread Was Venerable, but
the Butter Was no Rarity
rru v nf hn niflost dinner
which has evor been oaten," Is told
by the Brussels correspondent for
tho New York Herald. According
to this corrospondent, an antiquary
in tho city of Brussels named Goo
i,i inviimi iilo frlonds n this flnrond.
a description of which Is given by
ono of tho guests as follews: At tnai
dinner I nto apples thai ripened more.
than eighteen hundred years ago;
bread mado from wheat grown before
the children of Israel passed through
the Bed sea, spread with butter which
was mndo when Elizabeth was nueerv
of England; and I washed down tho
repast with wlno which was old when
Columbus was playing barefoot with
tho boys in Genoa. Tho apples wero
from an carthon Jar taken from tho
ruins of Pompeii. Tho wheat was
takon from a chamber In ono of tho
Pyramids, tho butter from a stone
eholf in an old well In Scotland, whore
for sovoral centuries lt had Iain In an
earthen crock in icy wntor, nnd the
wlno was recovered from an old vault
In tho city of Corinth. Thoro was
six guoots at tho table, and each had
a mouthful of bread and a tcaspooni
ful of wlno, but was permitted to help
himself bountifully to tho buttor,
thoro being sovornl pounds of It.
Tho applo Jar hold two thirds of a
gallon. Tho fruit was swoot and as
flnoly flavored as if it had been picked
but yostorday."
Affluence.
(Puck.
Tho Toachor But you wouldn't
want to bo a little heathen?
Phoobo Coopah Uraphl Beckon 1
would If doy git all do collections
what's took up fo' 'em.
O jDL J3 3P xt. X jO. .
3usth yf l Kind Yon Han Always Dot
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I)ar KrUnda:
Don't road this adwtliement If jou
expert to get aomUhlnB for nothlne. he
cause you won't. We hare a Reed article
anil we want money for It. lie senilble
If you had something that was north
Sn,. r..wouM you ?,ve .u freT When
you read an advertUement where
irMUn'L'M,im,et,'lnR for Mt'dnit. that some-
up to some "illin Ham" came, '
ne are not runnlns a patent medicine
uujlne-. so rest easy on that subject
. i Ti i "r'" "in jiib euucateu
f.? LSlf1" V. are ,lle 0,1 want
walk, .f vul ' ?2.ra.,A"1 w' J? P"
i!2,y.rei bfor? H,e mbllc ag onal char
acters have had our conH.ln.- ..n.i ,i,
beneflt of our experUnce. Jt Is a 2oth
cwitury product, one that will be more
appreciated the more It U tried
UlentB to a e mve viTAl.IZKll-
tlus.Tmakw an even tantr. .' i
over llie bwly and In fact It makes a new
?r rl?L KT" within a
vii'jmotriinr1
ii .i.m me ton-e of cootact with thla
affiSS-SS L.e.nrcome
hahleiCANIiLVu to'TtAWS."'
on?Bd'.JerBUWbl,fS.PVh' " not "
creUlt0abler-M,ri- "i, i,B"," ,l "srdly
ed reJnw h i COm.f th' unsoll.lt.
M-.lw.1',.,t A Oodsend to humanity"
alleott Christ e, ot New York th.
well-known author, says. "My suee'eaa in
a ireat measure I. due to 'Kadio? lQ
Weakness of certain organa Is resnonal
Me far all dUease. We build un ouaT.
em so that a dlaea.e Is an ln?p."blirtJ
curf , .id aMntto0' ', w
Sire you a written guarantee. Could tu
sk anything morel "nAmoa.
RADIUM RADLUM RADIUM
iVlltrhf vajip s.iAn.i. -.. .
and maki wonderful atneTiSSS wliff tfl.
new nii.nl iimino J.r, .SstJ?'1" '"is
astUlty 5O0.00a wer as ef, iLVK Al ?
'KAi.iJa-""A..,,rM5 S order
thla m tu..-.' tr".. " K'Te
AIMOB- tili'ata: r."'..0""
doi-ra-; It anV'wan Tr waB. J"'
OFFER
OFFER
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HADIOS CO
812 Drexel nulldlns
1'hlUdelphIa. ri.
Sir-
ttoeloneit find one dollar for which
seed me a Uateat of "KADlfS"
,a JP,f.,B ,i,d wrapper, and aU
MM tA MbBtT fl ,!..- ;'. .T0
that effwl "
Name ,
A4dre t
CJtj
Btsts
a a a nafti niu utrieaja a.
ruiriA mik iv runTTiT u ""
It is very con
venient to attribute
the disasters which
overtake us to fate.
But for the most
part man is the
arbiter of his own
fortunes. Business
men are struck
down suddenly as
by lightning. The
venuci j;ii....v
"heart failure." "His nean was wii..
It was fate for him to meet this end."
But if wc went behind the "weak heart
we should find a "weak stomach, prob
ably, and back of the weak stomach is
careless eating nt irregular hours.
When the stomach is diseased the
organs depending on the stomach for
nutrition are starved. Starvation means
weakness of the body and its organs.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach aud other
orgainof digestion and nutrition. When
these organs are cured, diseases of heart,
liver, lungs nnd kidneys, caused by the
diseased stomach, are cured also.
"In the fall of iS7 t win taken wim f moiner-
11. ..,.l..il..n nf Him Yi!irt nntl A (119
;lon of the heart,
1 writes Mr.
Ige Co , West
Vn "I coiuultcrt a doctor nna ne mu i nu
organic heart trouble. He gae me eoine medi
cine, but lt did me no Reed. I then tried differ
ent klliui oi paieni mctiiciuca, uui .n. "-j
helped me a little. I then ent and cot "ve
botfls of Dr Tierce'a Golden Medical Discov
ery Before the limt bottle was gone I lelt a
change. Wheu the five bottles were Rone I
began to work. I had not worked any for a
j ear before . , ...
"1 am well and can eat anything now with
the exception of pork and greasy food."
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
biliousness.
HUIE WING SANG CO.
Chinaware. Jnnaneso fancy nnd dry
goods, ombroidorlcs, laces, silks, wool-
on goods, skirts, wrappers, waists,
whito underwear. Wo niako up all
kinds of ladies' gnrmons, gents' over
alls. Matting, dishes, etc., now on
snlo at tho cheapest price. Corner of
alloy, Court street, Salem, Or.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or.
THE EUTECAFE
203 Commercial Street
Short Orders, Oysters In all atyleo
Meals at all Iiours
Service a la Carte
E ECKBRLBN, Proprictof
Ftee9
Yes Ftee.
Dr. Stono makes no clinrgo for
consultation or prescription. Can
bo found daily at one or tho
otljer of his drug stores Salem
Oregon.
i;,Turr &jsszssssijfix
tUlMMt.
XUifm Hum, pii i i.'r-i
-"tti
-
'ttff S" lfft AntKftrutMllf mu
FlLBBWuBuppositom
?' . buimtiik . 5r;,hM m.f '.
j a tu ra tula for Uun Lr w V '
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f" 'oi. UNcasTtM, ea.
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Bold In Salem by 8. c. Otona.
t.au for yy Bamplaa.
Conrallls &EasteroR R.
TIME CARD NO. 24.
No. 2 for Yaqulna:
Leaves Albany 12:46 p.m.
Loaves Coryallls 2:00p,m
ArrlTw Yaqulna ili0m
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna 6:45 a, m.
Loayes Corvalll. 11:30 a. m
Nor rfD3r '.":"P.m.
No. 3 for Derelt:
Leaves Albany 7-oom
Arrives Detrol- .. , it'
No. 4 From Detreit: ' P '
Leaves Detroit t
., """"i 1:00 p.m.
Arrlvos Albany .. K.rt
.. VT . ' B:B5p.m.
Train No. l nri.o. i ,,t " .
ZZir a P. outn
uKES-SS?.1!10-
ture of 8. P. northbound
a 2 connecta with the a
trains at Corvalli. and Albany 5
Train No. , t Dreltenb
and other monntain reeorbj ieaZ
Albany at 7:W ,, x1
t about noon, gig amp8
to reach the eprinw aameTr
For further Inf orrnaUon ljply to
EDWIN STONE;
T- OOCiauSLI, Agent, SST
ppi!
IDC spem, uuiui.ui
Iresned feeling in my etomacn.
II. V Kluney, of Knight. Doddrld
VtuAm
o&m
SHOJarSflB
UnmmPaohk
8 TRAIN8 TO THE EAST DAILY
DKTABT
FOB
TIME QCIIBDULE3
From Portland, Or,
ABUti
Uhlcsgo
Portland
Rncolal
Salt Lake, Uenvor, Ft
Worth, Omaha.t Kawa
C'ltr, at. Louli, Chicago
8 60 s, m
6Pa,
Tl Hunt
ington nuu Ji4.ab(
Atlsntlo
Kxprcu
8:16 p. m.
via Hunt
Ington
"Bt.'panT'
Fiml Hail
7 45p, a.
via
Bpoksus
Salt Lake. Donvnr vi
u.-nl. nM.i.. .v
O.MS,,
City, Ht. LauU, Chicago
and East.
Walls" WttTliirLowtr
Spokano. Wallsco, Pull!
man, Minneapolis s
Panl. Duluth.Mllnaiikro
a. a
uaicaxo, anu n.ni.
70
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO IJ
Wo Chsnee of Cars v
OCEAN AND RIVER OCIIEDUU
From Portland
Mlaalllug dates subjvet
8 p. m.
Fc-foanFranclKW
Sail arcry B dsyi
p.a
Daily
except
Sunday
6 p. m.
Saturday
Or.tn,
COLUMBIA H1VKR
ToAstorla an'l War
Landlngu
Ian
x.ena
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamer Ruth leavoo Solom fa
Portland and way landings on Tue
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, aboil
e n, m. M. P. BALDWIN.
A. L. CRAIO, AgLO.R.&N. Balea.
Gon. Pass. Agt Portland, Or.
Offers a choico ot THREE gateways,
KAN8AS CITY, ST. JOSEPH W
OMAHA, to Chicago and points,Etit
Through Standard and Toorfii
stooping cars dolly between San fria
clsco and Chicago via Los Aiftta
and El Paso.
Throuch Tourist Sloeoor eaca
TUESDAY from Portland to Cidetga
via Salt Lake and Colorado Sprln&i.
Through Standard Slooplng Cut
dally between Ogden and Chlc&ga
Lowest rato In effect always aval
able via "Rock Island System."
Reduced ROUND TRIP RATES la
offect on July 12, 13, 6 and 16, ul
August 18, 19, 25 and 20; 00 days re
turn limit
Bo sure that your ticket reads vis
tho Great Rock Island Route.
Tho best and most reasonable at
lng car service. For lnformatloa,
GEO. W. DAINTER, T. P. A.
L. D. GORHAM. Gon Agt. 250 AldW
street. Portland Oro.
Quick
Time
East
From Tacoma, Seattlo, the Pnxet
Sound country and Spokane to Ml
flourl river points and tho Southed
the Burlington offers quick serviti
Through trains Seattle to Kanu
City equipped with big, free choir can
standard Pullman sleepers, nnd hurt
but not least, tourist sleepers, clwfc
comfortablo and choop.
Why not toko the Southeast special
via Billings and the BurllngtonT Yc
cant do betton, and you might do
worse.
A. C. OHE-DON, General Aont
lOO THIRD STREET,
PORTLAND.
O. C, T. CO.8 PA88ENGER
8TEAMER8
POMONA
and l Altona leare for Portlaad, Monday,
edneday and Frluay ai 10 a, m.
Tuenlay, Thursday and Batnrdajr at 7 a.
?,. c?' Sorrallls, Tuesday, Thursday
andeainrdsyatflp. m.
For Independence daily except Sunday
P-id.
Deck: Foot of Trade StrMt
M. P. BALDWIN, At
Your Stepmother
Is Still hore. anrl fin tinnr Bfl ever.
Whoa your clothes are worn &
dirty, or tho buttons pft tako them to
er, at the Salem Dyeing and. Clean
ing Works, Repairing and rellnlng;
w velvet collars put on overcoats;
"o four sulta a month for 1. CU
. um return oa.
U18. O. H. WALKER, Prop.
19S Commercial Street.
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