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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1897)
sazxtfm .;-wiTi r.iiffljuii TWle (Charge faotbfng aosp fcniwiKAU Yr : AsmkHs a. Kepie Oiri OsJ Six of Age. ,u.-i 1. Arnrii.l TV- H- Abbott Is tbe name of an.In rs???v"juji7iA;sTs spectacle rratoS'CalKaod m bea jwi bappca dowBittbe neWpuswSce- jbhotoww " ' v" Kswi location. Dr. Chas. .H. Hinges, OPTICIAN. 338 Commercial St2d Door North of New P, O VbJ t5'i& -i JC3ti-53S?E3E543' fSi m T& SOME O.C.T -AfJ'ONA' Co,sl' THINGS WM Lnres fur PurtUai MjoUj. lm Q-k nt't IViek brttrtro SU 1 Covxt t . M. P. BALDWIN. zyzTtst CTtPSvSft Correct Shirt IdeasZC The Tn.jn Shirt & Orflar company h? e rrert Idea of jhirt tuakine, amliMtio!r Uh-i In their pruduc llM 0rree fit.rwrtrt alor cwm blalin and orrert prior. See mir linear Men' Fancy bwoai Shirts. The "Tfwjan' Brand if Ladies' Fine Waists. J? tfce beij, Uat caa be wad-. Notion? DAINTY, Qrnitli BeJtA. Princess of Wales Baits. DncbwC)tar3Bd Tfes. Parisian Hat Pla. Golden Girdles. Verdna While KWt Leather! Chatelalues. The Direst awl tie sen est. T. HOLVERSON'S. i-31 "! t mtvlijr mlt f.tCener new waist .,., itw leather belts dumb-bell llHfc. belt bekle, etc J, J, Dalrymple Co, Closing Out Umbrella?, wholesale price $1.50, closed out for SI 25. Umbrella, wholesale price, $1.25, clfotid out for $1. Umbrellas, wholesale price $1, closed out for 75c Umbrellas, wholesale price, 75c. closed out for 50c He 'or ladles and children closed out for less than wholesale prices. Knitting and crochet silk for 5c per 6 p0l. Filo and Roman doss closed out for Sic per keln. Underwear closed out for less than wholesale price. The Ladle' Bazaar stock. Remem ber the place. Ihe Leader, 16 spools guaranteed best sewing thread for 25c. 4-8eod& w OREGON PERSONALS. Prey ilurrlld left today for Hpok anc F. S. Dearborn was In Portland to day. W. J. Cnlver lias returned from Portland. Tlios. B. Kay has returned from Waterloo. R. E. Moody, of Portland, was In Suluiii today. Senator A. Gesncr made a visit to Portland today. Sheriff Klllburne, of Baker county, was In the city today. Attorney General C. M. Idleman has returned to Portland. Attorney Chas. Parks had legal business In Portland today. Mrs. Walter Drcnnon and little daughter returned today to Portland. Morris Abrani, of San Francisco, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Talklngton. Mayor Walter L. Tooze, of Wood burn, has been appointed postmaster of Woodburn. D. C. Hendricks, of Hamilton county, Texas, has been In the city for u few days. L. C. Hendricks, accompanied by hlb daughter, left today for his home near Lauhatn, Texas. Mr, 0. Maroh, of the late firm of WE INVITE YOU X X to cull and sco the new lines of WRAPPERS, X ReadyMade Skirts md X Shirt Waists. A X now displayed by us. No truublo to show you around. Those new red shoes, X Cftrno In yesterday. T0y are henutlea too, in cloth and kid tops. Call and see them, Repairing neatly done. Now green shoes next week, tylLLISBROS, CO, ,sV No. 302 Commercial street IJfrU'dQor south of the now post-olHcc.- k , Hamilton & 3Iaru, has restored bU nice irooj ine uusu took ouiraing. Col. Bain, of Newport, a fermer business man of Salem, I In the city Visiting old lime friends and relatives. Secretary of State H. IL Kincaid weat to Portland today enrouie to his hmoe at Eugene for an orer Sun -day viMU 3Ir. Ola. Gabnelson was transact ing business at Dallas today and In cidentally looking after the Interests of the state fair. May2annary(3Irs. W. R. Dalley) who was here last winter with Bacon's Co., is accompanying her hus band with "A utmeg Match." The Dalley Comedians arrived on the Boseburg local and in compliance with their-promises hare brought a large lot of special scenery and effect. Lottie Williams and Ed J. ITerron, arc here and will render a number of latest up-to-date musical selections tonight in "A Nutmeg Match" Mrs. C. A. Dibbles, of Portland; Mrs. Kirk, of St. Paul; Mrs. Julia Smith, of Wlllard; Wm. Drlscon, of St. Paul, and Thos. Boyd, of Elgin, were among those registering at the Cook hotel today. Sirs. C. C. Van Orsdale, of Pendle ton, bead guardian, Pacific Circle, W. of the W., and Mrs. Anna Haw Kins, of Albany, are in the city on a Tislt to the local lodge. While in the city they will be the guests of Mrs. F. B. Southwlck. Home From Cokvallis. Rev. J. Bowersox returned Thursday after noon from the United Evangelical conference held at Corvallls. In the assignment of pastors, Rev. Bowersox was given the pastorate of the La Fayette church and supply which also includes the Presidency of the Evangelical college located- at that place. Jtev. Bowersox will deliver sermons at the Salem church on Sun day both morning and evening and will go to his new field of labor next week. Rev. II. L. Pratt will suc ceed Rev. Bowersox in the pastorate of the Salem church and will preach his first sermon on Sunday, May 0. Goes To Jail. C. II. Fr.nks was yesterday sentenced by the City He corder Ed. N. Edes to ten aays'ln the county Jail for pettlt la recti cy and trespassing. Fenk is the Spaniard of whom mention was made In these col urns a few days ago us being a source of much annoyance to residents of the capital city by reason of his practice of removing locks and other detach able fixtures from Unoccupied houses beslder taking anything else he was able to carry awuy with him. Saturday's Baseball. A match game of baseball between team? from Salem and Chemawa will be played on Wilson avenue Saturday afternoon. The game will begin promptly at 2:30 p. tn. una will undoubtedly prove of Intense Interest as both teams have been practicing for some time. A Contortionist. The phenom ebal contortion dancer, Mable Matotlaml will present the most won derful terpslchlorean evolution ever seen in this city tonight .In "A Nut tueg Match." She Is termed the human corkscrew. If the maker pays the gro cer to money -back. Sciil luigs Best n bckinr powder roSV OAtoifng rxluctl wm! asl Itt do you think he knows his business or not? TJ Tot uk by Harntt & Lawrence, while is the act of criminal assaallJag the stx-jear-oW daughter of ee ef Salem's highly"" respected fsaatltes. ne was arralsged . before Recorder Bd. X. Edes last creel Dg and bis case was ceatiBued aaWl this af terncon. Tbe accaed Risa is nearly so years j of ace aad wbea placed in the city jail prerfoK to beiag arralaged be fore Recorder Edes adopted the In- Lsaaity dodge, bat the official paid no atteatfoa whatever to the strange ac ttoas of the uaa. He was this morn- la? placed la the county Jail to await a arellwlaarj heariag on this sertoas charge. Abbot was to bare been given a hearing this afternoon but bis case waseoatiattdd over nntll -Saturday. Owiag to the absence of sufficient lacrlmiaatiag evidence, it is quite probable the charge will hare to be disttlssed. The man's wild ravings and other peculiar actions hare assumed more of a serious nature than at first sup posed aad in all probability the man will be given aa examination as to his insanity within a few days. Civil Scrvice Examination. The United State ciril service com ailssioa has ordered that an examina tion be held by its local board, in this city, on Saturday, June 5, 1687, com mencing at 9 o'clock a. ni., for the grade three of clerk and carrier in the postal service Only citizens of the United States can be examined. The age limitations for this examination are as ioiiows: uierK orei is years, Carrier, between 21 and 35 years. No application will be accepted for this examination unless filed with the un dersigned, on the proper blank, before the hour of closing business on Mon day, May 25, 1607. Applications should be filed promptly, in order that time may remain for correction If necessary. The Commission takes this oppor tunity of stating that the examina tions arc open to all reputable citi zens, of the United States, who may desire to enter the 3errlee, without regard to race or to their political or religious adulations. All such citizens arc invited to apply. They shall be examined, graded and certified with entlr6 impartiality, and wholly with out regard to any consideration save their efficiency, xis shown by the grades they obtain in the examina tion. For application blanks, full instruc tions and information relative to the duties and salaries of the different positions apply to SOOTT BOZORTH. Secretary Board of Examiners Postal Service, Salem, Or. "A Nutmeg Match." Chas. L. Dalley's clever troupe of comedians arrived in the city this morning and will make their initial apperrance by presenting "A Nut meg Match." It is a splendid com edy and contains a sensational fea ture. A huge pile driver will be seen in operation, which is indeed a won derful piece of stage mechanism In Itself. On Saturday evening the com pany will appear in Hoyts famous farce comedy, "A Bunch of Keys" or "The Hotel" Introducing a series of the latest musical creations. Popu lar prices of 25 and 50 cents will pre vail and the company should be greeted by crowded houses. Treat of the Season. To a portion of the audience the ap pearance of Mme. Bishop seemed to be of much greater importance than the appearancof the treat Thomas Or chestra Itself. She was warmly re. celvedand recalled again and again. Mme. Bishop Is, if possible, more queenly than when here last, and has a power and aymptthy In her voice which touches her hearers and draws their hearts out to her. Always a favorite In Lincoln, she is doubly so since her appearance last night. Lin coln (Neb,) Journal. This lady sings at the 31. E. church in Salem next Monday evening. Tick ets on sale at Dearborns' book tore. fcTATX HOUfS Hoo. J, W Jlerrltt. of CeDU Point, Jack?on cosBty, has resigned as one of tbe board of tbe fcoutnero Oregon district agricaltnral society. New notaries today were D. L. Jloomaw, Baker Citr. W. L- Nat ting, Portland. Otto Erdwaa, also Portland- - xew corporations today. The Big Four 3liBiB? company, cap ital stock, 50,000. 3Iesrs J. 3f. Johns, J. M KVini Tpfforsnn nwnrer ana T. V. JiuW.n. itMv.rrjorators- The objects are to acqu re title to and operate certain placer mines located on Picket Creek :n Joephioe county, Oregon. state school lands. The biggest selection that has been made in one laaip by the present slateadmlnlstraUoo from tbe Cascade reserve was 15,538 acres made this week. This ielect ion was made to settle claims 62 of applicants, who had heretofore ueda tbe bases of their selections unsurveyed mineral lands. Since the recent decision of the sec retary of the lotenor in a California case, to tbe effect that uasurreyed mineral land s cannot be used as bases, the governor decided to set up the claims of these applicants from tbe Cascade reserve- There remains of the Cascade re serve, available as bases for school land selections, about 80,000 acres. When the present administration was installed, there as said to be 131,863 acres in the reserve, upon which school land selections might be based. It transpires, however that the ad ministration immediately preceding had used 16,000 acres as bases from the Cascade reserve, leaying only 178,868 acres. Governor Lord, as state land commissioner, has used nearly 100,003 creasof the reserve. DISEASED ANIMALS. The domestic animal commission has ordered 20 bead of horses, belong ing to R. Koubbatn, in Gilliam county, killed. In accordance with the order, 3Ir. Hougham ordered his men to kill the horses when be left his ranch 31onday. His horses are af fected with tbe mange. It Is said to be very contagious, being trans mitted to an animal that rubs against a tree where a mangy horse has been. Mr. Hougham does not object to the commission's order, but thiqks it use less to kill 20 of his horses when there are about 50 on the same range simi larly affected that have not been or dered killed. roonb ttiuty I j? j. Judah, the faclkJ reporter m. tbe morning paper, is quite eninusi astlo over his cheme to have an aquatic celebration of the Fourth of July at Salem As nothng wms to succeed by land, he propose to try water. Among others to come far ward with propositions about getting up a llve-y cslebration are Geo. Col lins and "Bill Anderson, the latter pro posing an exhibition In which the Warm Spring Indians and the In mates of the state penitentiary are to play equal parts. "Old Bill" has such confidence in the success of his enterprise that he has shipped In a large stock of California wines in barrels and cases to meet the Increased thirst on that occasion. Between Judah's water celebration and Bill Anderson's liquid refreshments no oie need go dry at Salem on the Fourth, and no one need swim the river to get a drink, as was related of J. I. Thomp son's fool colt. By all means let Sa lem celebrate, wet er dry. Dailey's Comedians. Ed. J. Her ron and Lottie Williams accompaqied by ten other able performers arrived in Salem this morning from Portland and will present the laughable com edy "A Nutmeg 3Iatch" at the Reed tonight. This Is a clever company, each an artist In his role and tbe com pany In its two-night engagement at Salem Is deserving of a liberal patron age at the bands of the Salem Public. Disappointed. On account of the S. P. R. Li.'s new time table Bishop S. C. Breyfogel, of the Evangelical asso ciation will not be able to reach Sa lem next Sunday evening and there fore his appointment at the Chem- eketa street Evangelical church for Sundayevening is herewith cancelled. To Go to Corvallis. A. Foun tain, of Salem, writes that he will be In this city shortly to open up a busi ness, ne states that he has been fol lowing the same business for fourteen years in Portland, that he Is known to the traveling men of America and Europe. He is a boot-black. Corval lis Gazette. A Continuous Reception. Wo are continually receiving customers at our store and take great pleasure in exhibiting our high quality goods, uranson & uo. 31 wn SELLING'S SLASHES. Clothing at Prices Never Before in Oregon. Portland, April 28. In order to make a thorough clean-up. I have made another big cut and marked down 300 Men's Tallor-Made All Wool Suits to the ridiculously low pricoof $6.00. These uro not odds and ends, but well-made suits good styles all wool and warranted to give satisfac tion. This Is the price, not for this week only, but until every suit is sold. Attention Is called to our Boys' Wash Suits, at 30 cents, 75 cents and fl .25 worth double the money. Ben Selling, Assignee J. 31. Moyer & Co. Cor, Third and Oak streets. d&w Property used, "Perfection Dyes are superior. Insist on .haying "Perfec- tlony Dyes. 23-iw If Catchy Songs and dances to gether with hearty laughter are pleasing, then Dalley's Comedians will have a large bouse tonight. m DIED. MAGUIRE. At the nonie of her mother, southeast corner of Che meketa and Liberty streets, Salem, about 11 p.,ta , Thursday, April 29, 1897, 3Iay 31aguire, aged 22 years, of measles. Funeral services will be conducted from St. Joseph's church at 10 a m., Saturday, Rev. J". S. White ofllclatlng. The remains will bo Interred In the Catholic cemetery. C. Y. W. C. A. Convention. A number of young lady student of Willamette university left this morn ing via Roseburg mail for Corvallis to attend the annual meeting of the Col lege Young Woman.s Christian Asso ciation which meets in that city to day continuing over Sunday. The young ladles were accompanied d) 31rs. W. R. Winans, aod Mr. Chas. Park and Prof. 31inule Frickey. all of whom are prominently Identified with tbe association work In tiii'. city. Those going In addition to the ladies named above were: 3lisaes Re becca Baldaree, Jessie Settlemier, Ina Stillwell, Grace Long, Jennie Jones, Lou Starrett, Allie Davi5, and Hellen 3Iatthews. ring Elegant line in Silk, Velours, Velvets and Clloth. Capes, Silk capes from... Velvet capes from.. f1L.llintui frrini .. New line of Belts in green and ox blood shades just received. ....$5 00 up. 4 00 up. 2 25 UD. s prot al Sale Friday and Saturday! ...SHIRT WAISTS..! 257 Commercial st . -: -.fJl , . f a:?gJgrtjS-;?I- Sr ry- f., rr;.t.'T'i;zgsJjtastgsigg W 1 His to I f & fr ) Gymnasium Exhibition. On Fri day evening, 31ay7, the regular an nual athletic exhibition will be given at the Willamette universiiy gymna lum. In addition to the gyuiua-iuui work there will be Instrumental mu sic. The exhibition will bj giv.-i j the boys, but the girls will ouiin'iii a number on tbe program C i-i l.-r-ablej practicing isjbe'.ng doi.e and ll.e event promises to bw-q iito i-ni.-..-i -Ing. s3 y. - -. ws xM A&iNG and health making crc included iu the :'aii.j" of HIKES Rootbccr. The prepa ration of this great tem perance drink is au event of importance ina million well regulated homes. WB CAN'T GIVE lotbee Bwa Rut we come nearer It than any one else. What you Hii'itk a suit that looks well and will fit you and fit your pocket book. $ We Want Money - - - f j f HIRES Rootbeer is full of good health. Invigorating, appetiz ing, satisfying. Put some up to-day and have it ready to put down whenever you're thirsty. Made only by The Charles E. Hires Co., Philadelphia. A pack age makes 5 gallons. Sold everywhere. ti m lm But we want very little of it. We are large man ufacturers of clothing and we sweep away all middle profits and give you strong, up to date, handsome, all wool home mane goods. New goods, new patterns, new things all over the htore. Salem Woolen Mill Store Muslin Hats, X Baby Bonnets. Through a mistake three times nnr order in these goods, was sblpped.and rather than return them we will give ourpatrons the benefit of wholesale prices. Call early. IRonpavdl Millinery Establishment 317 Commercial st, REBD'S OPERA HOUSfi PATTON BROS., Lessees and Managers. -J - peciall (Treat Friday and Saturday, April 30 and May 1, The Vivacious Singing and Dancing Soubrette 3for fine (BtNxeviee Sonncmann, the State Street Grocer, carries a full line of Fancy Cheeses, Beet Extracts, French Bullion, And other luxuries. In high grade canned goods! in meats, fish, vegetables and fruit we always lead the market. Sonnemann's Grocery, LJKSMHHt infer 'i - .. C. iiy ? ililiii WM ' m II 1 I lllf Willi In n I tt 11 I W JlflilM III Bu v w I 1 ' Hn I 11 If mmr- 124 STATE STREBT. Lottie Williams, Ed J. Herroft and tlie reigning favorites D.i!Ipvc rwi . , ,i. ,tst pW. known to tfie Anwn "SkE'SI SK' .VM & JSffiS w." popular prices 25 and 50 cents. ' and n7wf.'s uaat -M ztiieirzr - -,-i- - flWMlfafrfiwaw.-w