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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1899)
mmij?mmntaMWMmmwimwmwm ..ii. ....i.-n ii i n .- - W( jijii.wm. j..,.,,-. ngfwr.i aw rjl I V (- jt-ei v. ' IM Iwf. f. H? F t 'J .h S8 H O W Sggp FOR YOUR MONEY. HwaAtrchnfc THe most popular JTmas gilt, endless Variety and all price. Fwrs Bona and collarettes. Bargains In every fur garment nt SO per cent off fegular prwea. Stock Collars and Tics of Liberty silks, satins. ''rivet etc- FiJlows ?sid Covers 14. 10. and 18 square with funcy v tv covers. Popular Dress Goods Wool sololls black Silk warp Henri ettas Venetians all colors, Scotch plaids etc. etc. Cannon' Perfumes Very acceptable for Xmas Perfumes, Powders, Lotions, and Waters. Jackets at M off Copes at 20 per tent discount. Mackintoshes will Iks closed outsat l-5f off cash prices. COMBS r ' KLASTIO BELTS CHATELAINE BAOS BELTS AND BUCKLES RIBBONS Umbrellas CASH STORE HOLVERSON'S QOt COMMUKOIAL ST, CASH STORE Coaie Today not tomorrow for Cameras, Photographic supplies and Artist's material. Fry's Drug Store. See our elegant stock of celluloid goods, high grade perfumes and Adam's hair brushes, my! they are the finest ever brought to this city. We guarantee a saving on all holiday goods also a 5 per cent rebate check given with every . ..cash purchase. 310 Commercial St. HOP GROWERS Conclude!! From First I'lipe .lVlkm d kxxvx i f Xmas Handkerchiefs! a: The most elaborately embroiderhd, the finest quality linen, the largest assortment, and the most for the money," will be found at our Handkerchief Counter. Ladles' white inltiol liandkcrhiofs, TC A,VU Fine quality : -C CaCll Men's silk initial handkerchief, Crt. arr" hemstitched, heavy quality .... JVC tawi Fancy embroidered lino hundreds C 4- C"3 nfVr- of styles and prices C TO -J)J eaCIl 15c to 60c each Best linen hemstitched handkorchlofs for men J. J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY Who Said He Couldn't See a Good Thing When It was anywhere within Ids reach. Santa Clans rcnllr.es the necessity of proporly fitted glasses for falling eye sight and knows that nowhere in Hiiloin can the signt bo properly tested and fitted with handsome glasses as riuht lioro. Wo liaru a superb stock of optlljil goods in gold and othoi metals. Bpco taeles and oyottlnssos for Xmas, and hol iday gifts at Kilt prices. Eyes tested free. Mall orders will receive prompt at toutlon. OITIOIAN. 'JO years experience. C.H.HINGBS aoe COMMICHOIAI. 8T Tonight warmer, WEATHER nBPORT. fair. Tuesday fair and DcWitt'a Little Early Risers purify tlio blood, clean the liver, luvlgorato the system, Fatuous lit tin pills for constipation and liver troubles. Humes Drug Stores. GOLD DUST FLOUR, Mndo by Sidney Power Co. . Every sack guaranteed. X Made from old wheat. In quire of your grocer, or tele phone JNO. 51. 11.21ml iim spa Is making moun tains of Candy for Xmas these days, and as usual will have the finest as sortment at the lowest prices. 114 Btato St. k ! i unkXns.lk.VVlA.X' Out 178 Days, Tho good ship Urlssle hits Just arrived with a cargo of tlio celobrated Giant I'ortlaud Cement, Plenty 011 hand and for sale. Also 0,000 feet drain tlio at reasonable prices. D. S, BENTLEY & COMPANY, 310 Front Stroot. OPINIONS Or (IKOWHIS. V prominent liop grower, of Harris burg, writes as follews: "I am hanny tbboablo to state the growers here are turning in their crops to tlio Association for sale at a wholesale rate, and I believe Hint we have weath ered tlio worst of tlio storm:" A. I!ronvllIo hop grower writes to the Arsoctatlon the follows! 'J received your letter and tlio blanks ami will do all fenn to got all the hops into tlio pool. There Is no doubt but that every ono will go into the Associa tion, tfomo hero have sent samples East and nro holding off a little to hear from them tills week. Next week they Mill lw ready to act. I would come down, hut cannot at this tlnio. Will you please keep us posted hi regard to tlio liop Interests and wliut is Iwlng done." A iettor from a prominent hop grower of Sheridan is as follews: "1 did dot receivo your letter inform ing mo of tlio Hop 0 rowers' mass meet ing until too late. I was very Borry, ns 1 would liavo likod very much to have lieeu present. Let me hear from you ery soon. A hopgrgwer oi Jordan" writes: "I liavo a fow hops. What per cent do you advance so I can redeem my hops and putthem into the association." A liop grower of North Yamhill hav ing about ftfi bales of good qallty hops writes to the Association as follews: "Your letter of tho fith, at hand and contents carefully noted. I have 35 bales of good quulity hops which I desire to put into tho aseoccatiou and got tho association price. Please answer and state all tho particulars." A liop grower of Gaston w rites as fol fel fol eows: "I nm a small grower having 2ii hales of what I believe to bo good hops, 110 mold and woll dried, and wrlto to know what arrangements I can make with the Association." A grower of Sidney writes to the As sociation tho follewing: "I liavo 111 bales, aliout 11000 lbs, hops. 1 wish to pool and Join tho Association Please advise mo how to proceed ami oblige." The Association received the follow ing letter from a prominent grower of McMluuvllln, who dcsiroi to turn In his iieps: "Your letter did not reach me In time, therefore I could not moot with you in Salem but hope that I will hear the result of tlio meeting before long as I am greatly in favor of tho Association. 1 have 130 bales of hops that I desire to turn over to tlio Association." A prominent Salem hopgrnwer writes as follews: "Enclosed herewith Hi id a transfer of my 102 baloi of hops to tho Association. Hoping tho Association all the success It merits, I remain. The following letter from Dayton Is a samplo of loiters received from nil pints of the linpgrowlug section of Oregon : "I feel the necessity of uniting in tills Association for tho protection of the hopgrowers, and would llko for you to send me a few copies of the bylaws of the Association, Wo liuvo over 800 the bales in this neighborhood." A Jefferson grower lias written following to tho Association! "There arc about 20 hop growers in tho neighliorhood and all of them greatly favor the pooling of their hops and are in favor of the Association." A prominent liopgrower of Gervais writes as follews: "I wrlto to Inform you that I have IKJ bales of hops. I wish to subscribe for a few shares tit present but later on I will subscribe for more." A prominent hojigrower of Macleay has written to the Association tlio fol fel fol eowing: "Your circular letter of the 0th inst., received. I will bo plecased to receive the plan of pooling our hops by the O. H. G. A. also by-laws and Articles of in corporation. PleaBO send mo blank form of application for placing my hops In tho O. H. G. A. Peel as I am going to put my hops with tho Association. Send me three or four blanks as I may be able to accomplish something for yon in tills vicinity. With best wishes for success, I remain." Santa Glaus Headquarters It Is not all gold that glitters, neither are our holiday goods all on paper, but we liuvc the largest stock of nice toys in the city and plenty of good acconio datingclerks to show you around, whether you come in tho forenoon or afternoon YOURS FOB BARGAINS THE FAIR STORE. Order Early, That Christmas goose or turkey at fitclner's market. 12-18 3t Kx-Scnntor Will R. King, of Baker City, was in this city over Sunday, Ho at Oregon City, Saturday night, and nil- dressed a Fusion meeting. 117 iiATTni j i nnifTiiin HULIM! Ml Willi " ' Uunks Release Money, fir Atsnclnlcd I'ren In the Journal. Nkw Yoiik, Dec, 18. As a result of a meeting of the Clearing Houso commit tee f 10,000,000 has Iheon .loaned on the slock exchange As a result of this action of the clear ing houso hanks, call money dropped to six per cont. TODAY 'U MARKKT. Portland, Dec. 18. Wheat valloy im... ttn.. r ina t.i.i. tttinnt T tf. vsm MUn ui iru 1.DIU1 lav... i.iiu Clussics" "The .Prince of Peace" Pansy, HookletB 'Mc. Wiggins' Bazaar. HOTEL ARRIVALS. tiik wim.amkttk. J. Al Waddle, M. K. Freeman, Wal ter Jackson, Geo. Caper, J. B. Donald son, Portland; M. L. Jones, Uroeks: W, M. King, . W. King, W. O. Guthrio, Miss Burton, Albany; J. A. Wolf, II. 1). Calton, San Francisco; J.' W. Evnne, Oakland; Talbut Strobridge, San Francisco; W. O. Bend, Halsey. M. L. Jones, president of tlio Hop growers Association, is In town. He is working hard to make to mako it a sue cesi. He is a lurgo grower himself. BORN. 60 & CI Walla Walla. 60c. to 61. Flour Portland, $2.75 to 3.00. flno $2.16 cr bbl. Oat Whlto 3630o, grey 35. Suiwr- Hay Timothy I0lll.00 por ton. iiops flcsiio; oni crop 0 cs uc. Wool Vnlle egon, 814c Mohair, 27 30. Eastern Or- y. i'Ji3e: ,uii, mum .tvii.ni, ., i iu. iMillstuff Bran. $17: shorts. $18. Poultry Chickens, mixed, f 3.00 to 3.60 Hens 4 to 4.60, turkeys, llvo, 13c. Kggs Oregon,26c per doz. Hides Greon,salted001bs,80c.und6 00 lbs, 708tf ; shoep pelts, 1520c, Onions 1 to lkc. Butter Best dairy, 37040; fancy creamery, 60c to C6a store 26c 36c per rotaiocH ou to ouc per cental. . Hog's Heavy dressed 5c to, 0c. Mutton Dresscd,0)c to 7c per pound. Beef Steers. $3.60f 4.00; cows, $3.00 (3$3.50 dressed, lieof OK to 7Jsf Veal dressed, 0080. SALEM MARKET. Wheat 68 itounds and over 40c. Wool 10c, Mohair 30c. Hops 0 to 10c. Barloy 35 to 38c. Oats-2U 0 28c. Hay Baled, cheat $8.00., Timothy $8.Q$10. "' Eggs 22o. Flour In wholesale lots $2,70 retail $3 00 Mlllstuffs bran $13.00 shorts $16.00 Hogs dressed, 6Kc Live cattle Steers 3cows '11 to 3. Sheep 2.60$3. Dressod Veal (l)yc. Butter Dairy 18 ccrcamcry 25c. Poultry Chickens (J to7o, Turkeys 1 I0li;jC. Potatoes 25 to 30c SNOOK. At their homo, South Salem, Dec. 17, 1800. to Mr. and -Mrs. II. Snook, their first son. Christmas Tree, Sedgwick corps W. II. O. will this evening hao a Christmas tree enter tainment at their Jlinll. Admifniou 10 cents. Everybody Invited. Christmas Close at Hand and all are preparing to entertain their friends. Tho best place to buy your mince meat, fruit, groceries and pro la ions is at tlio reliable storu of Bran Mm k Itngau. 12 13 cod Rain or shine, holiday, Sunday or weekdays makes -no difference to a man's appetite. Ho wants tlio best to bo hnd at all times anil that's why so many patronize the While Bouse Restaurant, 106 State St., Salem, ami , SI. Elmo Restaurant, 244 Commercial at, Salem GEORGE BROS., Proprietors. Yew Park Grocery. (4 Fresh Oregon Buck- M A wheat Hour. f Fresh Oregon Buck wheat Hour. Ornnlierries. Maplo syrup in bulk. Taylor's col 0 b r a t o d muter always on iiauu. W w Allen & Bowersox EVERYTHING AT COST, The entire stock of tlio Osborn Racket Store, opposlto Postofllce, Salem, Oregon, is now beimr sacrificed at cost. No Reserve I No Foolishness 1 Every thing Goes I Tho stock consists in part of Shoes, Undorwenr, Hats and Caps. Dolis, Notions, Gentlemen nnd Ladies' rnderwear. Celebrated "Bull.Breeclies" at ft, formerly $1.25. OSBURN'S RACKET STORE MARRIED. HANSHAW-BOItT At the homo of the bride's parents, December 17th, 4:30 p. in.,. by Rev. Ronald McKillop, Chns. A. llort and LottiuHunshaw. Complete Christmas tree outfits, nuts, candy, ornaments and candles at prices which defy competition nt Tho Spa, 114 Stato street. iThe Palace Market Will fill your order for a roast, broil or fry of beef, mutton, pork or sausago. Corned beef, nicely cooked, boned and pressed ready to slico for your luuch. We have our own delivery man. Your patronage solitited. MOYER & EDWARDS, Phont 2021. 138 Stato St. HOLIDAY GOODS Senator. Simon is on the public build, lugs and grounds committee where ho can look alter the bnloin poitollico building. Do You Like M Ince Pie? We sell Tliliu ininro meat. Clean, fruity and as "good as mother ustd to make." Sold only In bulk, you buy as much ns you want 12 12 1 w IIiiansox A IUiia. We present our stock of goods to the attention of the people with tlio assurance that it is not surpasned in extent, char acter or low price. Make your selections Now for the Holidays, TOILET WARE, DESK GOODS, NOVELTIES. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN SILVER AND GOLD GOODS, SOME NICELY JEWELED. ALSO FINE LINES OF WATCHES AND DIA MOND GOODS. ee our Guaranteed $15 Gold Filled Watches. Sterling Sller Umbrellas and Walking Sticks. Give us a call. We can save you monoy, us we buy in largo iiian titicit and direct from the Manufacturers. S- W- THOMPSON -n- OO. &ArATATVA.VATAVAVA'T,AVAYa !iiii;iii(iiii Hon Of Elegant China and Bohemian Ware IIIIIIIlllllIlllllllllllllllMllllllllllllallllBIIIIKIIHH J SATURDAY WAS A HUMA.ER, DO YOU ? X X IXTbrccUbinflej flMayj A rare opportunity to Purchase Elegant Crockerv, Glassware, Jardiniers, snd kjKMtf In re llrCkSonnenum has an immense grocery trade and hasn't room enough to carry all the lines of goods, ne has concluded to dispose o. the crdekery and glassware and therefore will sell them at Auction at his place of business on State street, next to Liberty. Sale commences Tuesday, December 19 at 2 P. M, and continues daily at 2 and 7 P. A. until all the above mentioned stock is disposed of. Handkerchiefs 5 Bonaz Embroidery I Chinaware e The above three items we know wo own at tho lowest cost price it's ius. SB slble for any concorn to buy them at. Wo bought our handkerchiefs X aw ay last summer, before they were brought to this country, and so- jg cured the import prices on them. That'M why you'll find our fie hand- m Uiehlefilike some stores ask 10e for. The 1ft, 18, 2d. and 25o lines in- elude some marvelous values, l'ure linen hemtitohed and emhroidensl X at ISc and up. ( i CROSSING THE OCEAN ROBINSON CRUSOE TIDDLE DE WINKS NURSERY PUZZLE SOLDIERS' GAME STEEPLE CHASE BICYCLE RACE WAR AT SEA uuimiuc3 AT mum m ma The salesman and women wcro kept on a rush since the announce ment of the great reduction sale for tho puriwso of making room for the Bjirlng stock. It docs not toko the Salem public long to find out a genuine sale. It is astonishing to boo how many Jackote tho ladles took away and encR at almost half their vnluo. Tlio only thing that Fried, man's New Racket had to purchase was trunkH and valises ns Invari ably tlio customers would pack tho trunks and valise full of goods be fore leaving tho store. This great reduction s.ilo will continue until wo go cast for tho spring purchase. Meantime wo must empty rnr shelves and counters. Those In wont of clothing come In and hear wljatour suit says to you, hear our overcoat talk, sco what our ui. ter says to you, hear what our ladles capes and jackets will say to you seo our ladies' furnishing goods department, look at our prices ml men's furnishing, hoar our towels talk to you, our ladles' and men's mackintoshes will say, tako thorn tiwny. Our notion depart ment we prove immenso bargains to you. Our laces und.embrolderim will show you that wo mean business. Como while the assortment is good. You will find that Friedman's New Racket Is the bargain house of Salem. Corner State and Commercial. Who Says Talk is Cheap It coats us money to unnouueo here, that our mammoth holiday Block Is RAPIDLY niMINISHIVO. Yet We Have An Immenso assortment of suitable gifts to t"iik your selections from." Our Toy Department Contuins the novelties of tlio year and Is packed daily with eager Oliv ers, which has compelled us to add extra help to our already large force. The Dolls Went well last week, and astonish nicut was heard on all sides when wu announced our priced. Hold off your doll nnd toy buying until .you have viidtcd Our Annex. Paffon Bros. Book Sfore 96 and 98 State Street. A PART Of our mammoth stock of holiday rockv ers have arrived, step in and select one before the stock is broken, we will hold it for you, Prices ranging from $1 to $15, F. W. Hollis & Company First Door North of Postofficc. WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF lacksmith's Goods IN THE VALLEY. CONSISTING OF WON. STEEL, COAL. PHCENIX SHOES, CAPEWELL NAILS, ALSO CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, GRAY BROS Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore, .SplbslorflW r bug M-W '1 ram for A a i-ans for perbuniii In Chinaware We liavo a big aswrtmeut starting with full sise decorated mips ami saucers at 10c and from that on up. Our price are lower thou other IllililW All BlltllU olllllil t ti-U-i.lt! fklllt tltll! UaW (wKvi-n v ansa . wrt - The Bonaz Embroidered Shams Scarfs and tidies ore most acceptable Chriotmas gifts. The carf start at 3ie ami range up to i l.us. Reside our hosts of regular holiday things, llko mirrors, toilet sets, etc, we fchow some wonderful values in ladies' silk niitteui. men's gloves, II iic 1 and unllued fancy kinds, slipiwrs. purses warranted knives, scissors, - ... .-. . . f rainrs. etc. uome ami sea. Little steam train in south window runs at -(and 7 p. m. dally. i i .I ..! 4 G. SONNEMANN, , Ri-r-NBAUM, Auctioneers, STORE OPEN EVENINGS. Come Forenoons When You Can, LOTS OF EXTRA HELP. WIGGINS' BAZAAR, 307 Com. wmiiHiiiiiiiiwHuiiiiiiiiiiiiiifliiiiiiiiimuim AUTHORS POLLY SNAPS LOTTO BO PEEP BASEBALL OLD MAID CHECKERS PALMISTRY CAKE WALK JACK STRAWS ROUGH RIDERS HOLD THE FORT. PRETTY VILLAGE BATTLE OF MANILA? ! PRICES 5c 10c 15c 25c AND UPJ uuutiuiuniuiuuuiud UKHT tllU.Nl'UVTJin Hl'UAH Htsr (IIU.NULATEI) SUdAll IJKST BTANI1AHI) TOMATOKN . . " " Ukst standaki) rou.s Rkst uukjk matciiw. v'l rAXCV ,M,,0"T!U n ikh ,.' '.'.'.'." ..... H.r ca ASOY KASTIUIX flUNHKHHIKS iJroMUt Kxtka quautv KUtL cnuAu ciikcsk. . . . '.V '.".'. 'per lb Vkhv rnoirit Miiau w iu'i i..i. ... V ' -. r1 A.m Ai.AMMVKVonv.mw.K ,V"1 "uw' "" ,,aCkaKt'8 i Rest cou nsu J, i. bVKUl' (CIIOICK) .... v , ii ' .',11, M uokwiikat ruiuu, (oiTviuMKKr. i'oi'ikJ ." " " ", ' ier 10 h Kck J5 MT STANUAHD UK VNDS rUlDR lit . l ,7i .,. . ...i. n it v ., i. . v..'.. .u... ...... ......... m.m.u ,-iiniiKlt I KAC1I MAKUVLVltB, KXTRV KINK. . . . i.ui .MKIILKI) 8WKKT 1MTVTOKS UIIOIL'K UIXK11 CVMIV ,a .01 .IU .IS .10 10 IVuuiils. etc ltei.pt. per J lb tl" iK'rcan .l!J 10 lbs for .. :tllisfor .' .all t rm THE LEADER I sToVs These and all kinds of Pictures and Embossed Blocks at F, S, Dearborn's 263 Commercial St. !.. NwI,1"ts' Aln,?lI. railiit," riilHjrts.'l Wiw that defy comiH'tition. Como mwi Lu. ..- v. ' ,.' v" " vrj ilcll, DAO)ON BROS SALEM'S LEADING STORE. TWO . STORES lll'V miimmiT r, We ar .l,.i ...... 7"" .'. V""TM.8 PRKSBN'fS P.hvs. S i ,i::'lr"y""ffJl or ""n "nderwerat vwr.F, to 7 An all linen hen.stltclS lundklgf WSuand e.nhro.den.l fnui )0 MRfc. m- B. FRASBR 'I 265-271 Commercial St The Bon Bon Has A new nronrlnlrcoo ,!. ...iii , VS of.lJesl (ectionery and fruits. 1 lhrt 0f 88r8 Bl ,38 Stle Street. Pfppans far 0bri'ro,'1 t. -': Christmas is near at hand and f' pies and plum pudding will 1 ft?T mand. Yon will And Uie tlrit.ej Hour, mince meat, fruit dJfLt luxuries you nee.1 to prepre J7,v!!vi at llrnnson & Itsgou's. UN"