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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1903)
, Tcr-fffSJSWfW'P UH j tV;, jlt-specials - 8ke TMB BK)ftk NoW.-f jfMJOJSaWVALUBS. fhit turn the trad 0n U Ste., to Thai turn tti t. 7"r. u i WW1 B" Tfce Atoy Bsy Store -Cbnw.df Court and Cotn'L Lacks' Lfne posters an Sweaters it mluU1 nrieea. Be them in owr.Ctfrt St., wiadow. Don't bo without one on your vacation. Uasferwear, 39c worth 76d. You couldn't begin to boy the material and make these garments at noine. at wo price Beys WaaJs Sifts, 8hirt, Mouse, Pants, Etc. Tkippopfkoi$k9vitte& by att moWiot of bori who care for (We ywwc'faw' appranw, and ttWt etoect to a a&vine. Waaarrr a eoranleti line of vW swew xWp nrwwi L4iM' ninbonneta 10c, worth 25o CMohA waits 25c, worth up to $L9f. Ribbon, fancy, 10c, worth te SCf Hosf, funcy, 23c, reg ktr ffit 50c. Childrens dresses J C 5feu's negligee shirts, 75c ml worth 11.00. 8te of other offerings equally Mgood. Wo invite you to in fttiigatf. CAM'T tdwtta EYIRYTDING WHEAT MARKSTS. Chlcapy, July 53-Tjeat, 76H9 PawHry t ttlner'a Marktt Spring eblcktms 12Hc. Ileo-r9c. EtyaJ-Ptr down. 18c. 'cfb'LD' DUSt FLOUR ntadt by tIDNKY 4OWKR COMPANY lanay, OraMn. rm tor faatlly oat. ak yoar tm, it, raa oa A; T. WALN Affent itlt)lHltHtMttsitISIl J. M,. HOW ELL ii ifTi i mn ' riUEM MHA iN CURED n ft'ft n f si A 1J LARD ;; and tverythinjj in our line ; ; The Best Only J Prompt Service. Fair:: Treatment. la Stelstr'sFlib Market Phone 1401 Main .;; sHMS)iHtmiHtiii'; Hay Scales Kirstclaia hay ksWs now In opera tfea at lh Kfitit Store on Eaat Stat street. Always ready for butt M A. A, Ki'i'LUY, Prop, MS-lf -. 'V, Are i mmmMm. 7J .V jft SWOOT ''f- - ' W4UMI.VW sg We fcava rtlasaea to fit vnu. a up. ilattca tt rtt you. We not aU have m classes, tat the latest Kltilir c iRitroaMiM for flnla7your eye lerccti i nfj i hu Veen oir IbsIhss for May ycirsaed wo cUlm to te eauai it any case loaaantrkow coBCllcattd We Mkt tieiffy lestlM ww tar issUuawBt. . . may siatld children are so oa ihoiiih r Mtttrtycs tiastisitions are free w Ckais. H. Hinges. Pioeer Optician. siHal THE SOPHIE WANTS DIVORCE "Struck Witfi a Sack of Flour Years Ago Wants to Wed a Younger and Mayhap Handsomer Man In Her flitnrer Years ' rtinn cstf. Jsy . A unique case, ur the towy. gaa brought up today -rtea Jtf Griuims brought " fw T5 Twenty-live years ao she warrtea William Grimms, and at 7n ao f hurled a sack ot Soar at her aa broke her nose Thla baa bee a wo Jcct of dispute ever slaee. Boph ha fonnd a better man Bfn want to raarry him, k1 "'ta,Ht bare a divorce. Both are wealthy Whn ron rpallr want tie beat gro ceries tor your kitchen reaetabcr that Branson & Kagan isaxo sftcwij quality, m writ aa the low prices which prevail at that store. NEW TODAY Or. J. H. Brewer, phyalclan and aur- oeon. omci uray owe. "'i? phone WO. vi. neionc pni .. 1ZZI for ktnu flve-reemed KIM en Eak Court street- Inquire of Mrs. Wfi. Ferre4L CIS State atmA Sa 'jets, Oregon. 7-2J-tf ; -'' Found In North Sakra, bicycle lamp Owaer eat! at Journal ofSc, Jrore 'preperty aad pay oxpeoao. 7-25-lt Lett A imall Mirer witch chain, with gun mH pin attached. IaTo at thla offlce and rwelre reward 7-23-31 a ' For Rent A seven-room houae. with well water piped Into honae free Inquire of A. Bchrelber, 424 High atrcet. 7-23-3f Dr. W. 8. Mott Will hereafter be found In the Brer block. 27BA Com- mcrclal atrcet, oyer Orecon Shoo Co. Oflco tolephono. 2531; real dencn phoa. 3781. Qfncw hour 9 to 12, and 2 to 5 "KODAKERY" mumMHTtikv wftlt ts Ntker l4t JMrkrot? Caanlcal c(HNH4rnaM? Kotatall, TlMyte ! M tktteKracay's ' bkIvII fzttV'fcys FlhoU tfeveloM. In Myilcat. aiywacre. In the Kefek HveiowHrMicllBMtBS yoa are far Mrs certala of feol results tkta la tht old way, As for chem istry, yes are not ofcllitd to know aaytMotf stoat It. Few aauteurs fQMwIlh welealnirout their own cnenlcals asv more, Everythlnir cones Bretared In the rleht cro portlon. only neealie to be com bloed with elven amounts of water to aisketbe chemical solutions At no stave of making pictures will you find difficulties worth the name. Let us show ou how the Kodak system basilmpllfied pnototrractiy Pains Book Store. Ffcsh Shasta Soda Water and Lemon Ice at fficut cCe fjiward Eli, 1M ttat at Office of PATT0N BROS. Book?, Stationery, etc Salem. Ore.. May 18jh, 190. The Vai Alstlne. Oordon & Co. ucnuenicn-we nave cucea many aitoiinis m me ninasoryour aeency, aad ve have fo nd. that you have donevvonderswlthlhem- VYedo not kj now we can ao wimout your SBlendld SVStCDl Wetakeffrsatnlea. sure In recommending your manner of driltnr with "n0m4 ii.ao mA I.Z.. can count on us as steady customers, Yours tru'y. PATT0N UROS Per E, C ration. VAN ALSTINK.GOnDON &.CCI XT6V Comtnereial - Dvtvv mono, Ukln Sdl A n i.. il -.- I X It. Morgan & Co, Maoacerta. Yoti yoii rib cinurcn . ..-..- and every attention gvo $ s ? asHHisU jxm vui. - DAILY JQURKAU SALEM. OREGON DRAWS THE LINE Police Forceat Oyster Baj Talks Abont Costumes Objects to Batnlng Snits Be ing Worn on Streets or on the People (Orieaga lWeOca.) la Ht MtMl ctMrititoB. Oyster Bay. r. 1 MtH MA. resaraw. "" Hrstek at the lajaatfis. as a fa y or caaMUaces. K a a ptoce t Bke Wll asette took Bke xeecUt -aae4roa and Waskrpan Hie a coarclal whirl- When Oystw Bay l n a state of ex r4ift-t wben the reddest popala Uen U aowatd for any reeaon to n--i MjntiAtiAB there ta nothing It to Bach referaNes aa a Sanday after soon in Oak iark or raldalsht on rjaria afreet, EraOB. Bat Oyster Bay la net in lis normal condition now. The preaeni i we United Stales Is mere, ano nt pre .w i buuIa Orater Bar a center of atttactlon for people who rike to he where the preeMent w. No possible etojeciie eoaio v. raised to thla howerer. If tne people who are fond of he sear the eatef maliitrate wohM only oeserre the eoDTeaUonaMtlea aa they are under stood In Oyster Bay. But they do nothing of the kiwi They corae over from New York on Saturday night and ImafflBo they are paying a tribute of respect to the execatlrs If they parade the streets in bathing coatumee. some or which, aa the telegraph baa It are altogether too "Informal." On Saturday last the police depart ment of Oyster bay. which consists of Constable Jaraea McQuade. Issued an order to euesU at the Octagon house. which is about aa large as an tvana ton blind pig. that In future they must nover appear In public In Oyster bay unlesa fully dressed. The Idea that it Is possible for anybody to appear In public In Oyster bay seems to hare struck some of the guests aa rather humorous, for tho greatest privacy can bo secured thcro on any of Us tirlnclpal streets. NevcrthcleM, tne police department was serious and ob durate, nnd. nndlng that tho gueats of the Octagon house were apparently in clined to Ignore the order, It addressed them in a body aa follows "I come" snld Constable McQuade. "to say a few words. There's been a lot of Indecent exposure going on In Oyster nay since the president got here. It'll have to stop. We're de cided definitely on that. I'm hero In tho name ofthe law. representing tho rnayor and tho Oyatcr Bay board of Trade, nnd I say, again. It has got to stop." I This would bo sufnclont warning for innt minions, but it Is doubtful If It wlh havo tho effwt of restraining tho New York visitors from tholr favorite pastime. It doubtless Is all somo of them ran do to rofrnln from putting on bathing suits while riding on the Ing Island City forry boats. Wo fear Mr. McQunde does not real Iro tho tremondous odds against him In this easo. Ho apparently 1ms never pnesed a week at Asbury l'ark or Ocean Grove. Woman's Shoe Standard The athletic girl of today is a sup prise to people who dare not been noilng hsr dayolanmont. Slio has grown beyond all recognised stand ards to classical 4lmunsIons. , Th boot.inakorstlll calls a tn slioq his inotlcl exhlbftk It In his window, and It fa a pretty little thing to see Tint the athlbtlc girl, who has been brought up In n family where she has' )i(itl an opportunity to live a healthful natural life, with plenty of outdoor exercise laugns ni sum liny things. The athletic girl has brought about nn entire chungo in the hosiery (Its portments of the shotM. Ther wns never a time whbn there were prettlor or more extravagant iningu ror wo men In the cobweb vnrltlea of flno iisio inreon nnu siik. women wear Uiese exponsle things for outdoor Morts as well as for drees occasions, uui me hi i os nave uuveinpen with the wunipn no wear inom. whqro 8, S and 9 wero worn five years ngo, the. pin oi iouay wears a. 10 io. and she would wear U if sho could get It, In th shoe shops there Is the name iiuticcabto ihange. The loois are tilHili. n. aii.v. il... .k .. .a .. . ti. i,,,iUI ,w hW wTvar mc j unu ii4 UUK lairutuiuoo in the "m uwa' ianttim.ni1 nf i, fashionable shoo store spring heel .shoe range from cblUlnm's sises up 1Q hoota so big that they might belong to oung Elauteefes. Thev fm- nuiivue gins wno are Kivt children I as lung as legible and wear the soring heel boots until they are ready to maKo incur bow to society, move havo changed with other no 'cenvorite e-t tne lemming wardiobti. nu mis n-wi mint gin wears 6l, nn.i 74. in place of the 5-, fiv ftnd . taat havo been worn For one thing. m uantiB nre no oniy largo, but she no longer stupe the circulation by 7""-" Hvr wnw inu a, gMva a ste too araall for her She caniiet tool a coach or handle nn aatoraobila with hauds Iq a vke. ao she weare vuivtuiui. iui h an easy nt v- t.ik . ..... ... . . I .. .w MW oy me capital Drug I THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1903- WORTH SOME MORE If Other Lands Are Worth Such a Price Who is, and Why are They Robbingthe ComingGener- ations of Oregons School Children Tfsat there will be a doobi la the ttsr Uk Shra OrofM Mstr lar seeaas J be so dojW Tate ftk has reestly bee visited Vr several isrteslBg prchaers wkether for thesatetres or hiaaoer TB4kate we hare no iBfonaatloa Those water Is iacreaalag. Ve con sdestly expect that many aales will take place daring the coming year. The Big Bead Milling company. wMcn u hhimw of I. W. Vawter. A. A. n.4. mi n. W. Howard, lately pur chased S9 acre of Umber land, lo cated ta Raacheria district and be- lotdar to the Bean aeira. lor tev.-. They atoo bonded C. C. Beekraans Isrge track oa UW imiie. i ui ir of SIS aa acre, waat taeee iraawic-1 ttoM indicate will asore xny appr in the future. ... I Parties barlag timber iaaa in a body should organise ana pooi in t j Interests. Tnose wbo are seiuss u timber hoMinga for $W to $15 per acre will see the day their will regret Uts action Good timber mnas in a bod, or any claims that can ue logged eaeliy, win soon oe cnemi in ISO an acre. Many claims have been told in the state of Washington for more than that sum. Don't throw your chanco away, but hang onto your Umber claim. Southern Orogonlnn. Card of Thanks. Mr iui Mrs. a. Y. Kurtz and famt ly wish to express tholr sincere Uianks to the many Kind menus, 10 mo faithful doctors nnd nurses, to the church npd other societies, and to their pastor, nil of whom havo aided thm so materially with help nnd sympathy during tho death nnd Illness of their daughtor, Agnes. Claude Knight, who has been visit ing at tho homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Knight, on East Cho mckcta street, left this afternoon for The Dalles, where he holds a position of trust with a large mercantile com pany. T.Markct Owotdtioas Today 7 -Mike SKb a Good Home Market- T Hop Market. Hops 17018c. Potatoes, Vegetables, Etc. Now potatoes 60c. New onions 2c por pound. Watermelons 3c per pound. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc Big fir M-QO. Second-growth 13 60. Arh-83.00 to 83.76. Body oak $1.50. Pole oak 8100. Cedar Posts 10c. Hides, Pelts and Fur. Green Hides, No 1 l7c. Qroen Hides, No. 2 26. Calf Skins t to 8c. Sheep 7Ec Goat Sklne 25q to S1.00. drain and Flour. Wheat CO 70c Oats 30032c Barley $20 per ton. feed $21 per ton. Flour Wholesale, $3.50. Live Stock Market 8teers 3Mic. Cows 3c. Sheep $1.50. Dressed Veal Co, Hogs tQ. Wool and Mohair, Wool 1517c. Mohair 37c Hay, Fesd, Etc Baled cheat $7.00. Baled olover $7.00. Bran $21 50. Shorts $23.00. Creamery and Dairy Products. Good dairy butter 15020c. Croamory butter 22Hc, Cream, pan klmmed, nt creamery 18c. at farm He. Cream separator skimmed, at Com. Creamery 22c minus freight. Portland Market Wheat Walla Walla. 75o Wheat Valley. 76tJ77c Klour Portland, best grado, $3.80; graham, $3.350 $3.75. Oats Choice White. $1 10. Barley Feed $20 par ton; rolled. $22$22.50. Millttuff Bran, $23. Hay Timothy, $20. Onions I0C0 cents per cental Potatoes 50 USOc per cental. HgRs Oregon ranch. 19g20 cents per doien. Poultry Chickens, mixed, 10011c per pound; spring. 1617c; turkeys, live. lElfJc Mutton Gross. $3,50. Hog8-$5.75$5.85. Beef Gross, $t.75$6.00. Veal-$6.r0$S.QQ. Hops 19c per pound. Wool Valley, 15016He: Eastern Oregon, ll15c; Mohair, 3537Hc tiiaes dry, 18 pounds an upwards. i-1f IC . .r. . Butter-Beat dalrv, nominal; fancy creamery 20G22HC store. 16017c. r i Raptia All the rage for mak ing Hats, Indian Bas ket. Mats, etc. Easy to iearn. Free de monstrations. Klickitat Indian Baskets Just received a line of fancy Indian Baskets, a fine as sortment. Lovers of fine baskets should call early and see them. 1 mini s Sewing Machies White Rotary Wheeler & Wilson Rotary White Shuttle Queen Shuttle Wo talk and sell rotary machines from one end of tho year to tho other, because wo uolluve in them. Our White Ilotnry Shuttle, Is tho latest typo ot rotary on the market. It has extra largo bobbin, shuttle removable Instantly, doublo feed, tension Indica tor, automatic tension releases and Da tho most convenient stitch regulator' on tho market. Tho now lato style au tomatic lift la a most handsome ma. chine. Glad to have you come and see these at any time. Separate sew. Ing machine sample room, where you may look tho machlnos ovor undis turbed. v Somo vory good second-hand ma chines for salo at a bargain. Best neodlos, oil and parts for all makes of- machines. Needles 25c a tlozuu. - F. A. WIGGINS Implement House. 255-257 Liberty 8t, Qalem. 'Jfj Farm Maihlnery, Blcyclos, Sewlns Machines and Supplies. N. H. Burley, Sewlne Machine Repairing PEHWYROyaj. PILLS ilk w M. r.k.w.tktr. lUfkM J 0J.,.,r.'" tl.' " lll',f r. r MsJL I A.nii ToiiMui.ia JSa k ,,u"1 uu M.Jba B.ura, I-UIUX, J 'ijAfk . - - - Oiiff,o,SmiiE JPEOIVCJES XWC4JWJIOIISJB WEDNESDAYS BARGAIN ai. SStVll'i" ,'ke.vyi4-flre You "ver saw sucti a slauehtef as yve made on them for tie last two da v nnithunutt in.sonic? tody win t the benefit It Is CMM mAVA AnH 100 yards beat standard callcqea pretty patterns, sale price, yd, tt n.i ? ?.BOodS!hnt;ver,e 18c- i0e 7ii ' ' i. iur oi, iuc ana i-4C- Fine White k'OOlls. all tho l.lnct style, that were 20c. 25c nnd 35c. now selling ror 9c. 12c and 15c. noJUresa elnghams that were 15c 20C and 2fie yd. now Sl.Sc nn.l 1oii slaughtered. ' rwa .giure(i ana mark Silks, prices sloughtored to cut down the stock. Uress goods that were 45c, 65c, 75c Table Linens? Oome quick The Cheapest Store in the Northwest McEVOY BROS., ffiirn.. or. SHIELD'S PARK Patton Bros Managers. Commercial and CeeterSts. ..TO-NIGHT.. Polite Vaudeville General Admission 1 5c, 25c VY. W. Halt. R. E. DOVYKINO. HALL & DOWNING. Honey Loanln?, Insurance. Collections. Loans negotiated fori ourselves and patrons on the testl terms at reasonable rates. Tloea tu up stairs, opposite Cray Bros. State St.. Salem Orecron. I BIG MONEY Is mode by lnveetnicnta in koo4 Mining ttock. Oregon mines ore paying millions annually to tbdf owncru nnd Investore. Why not cet some of this money youreelf? Great er inducements cannot be lmd la Oregon for Investment. Oregon's dividend paying mince arc rapldlj Increasing. Invest now, while ftock 1 low nnd good propcrtleKoreoflered you In prostiects, inlneif, and dlvt dendpnjerst before Kaptern Invect. ors "Robbie up" the slock us Oro gon's tlmlwr lands have been. Call and rev uh, or write, for our list of stocks and good prices. V. A. MOORES A. CO., tSI CommoreUI St., Sslsm, Orsge Can get you nny prominent Mln Ing stock for f nlc In the Nortbwett Another Deep Cut in Wealsj Go To - FENDRICH'S MARKET And Citt Your ...Cheap Meats... t Our pi ices have al ways been low but now the bottom has dropped out. Beef Loin Steaks (0 Whole Loins &J Round Steak 3 lbs for..2J Chuck Steak 5 lbs for...2a and all other meats In proportion IGE0.FENDR1CH 33ICom'ISt. Cottle Mod Phone Main 2853 for Jtlfteat&t As Cheap as any Cut Kates! The following prices will prevail t further netice: Round steak, 10c Chuck steak, 7c Roast bepf, C to 10c. Boiling beof. 5 to 7c, Mutton, fore quarter, Gc. Bronst ot mutton, tc. Mutton, hind quarter, 8c. Leg of mutton, 10c. Pork Join, 10c Pork shoulder, 8c. , Veal, hind quarter, 10c , Veal, foro quarter, 7a Wo nro hetadnunrtcrs for supphi threshing crows, nnd we will you money. Wo meet all oompl tlpn. E0FF & HARTLE1 140 State Street, Salem. ti-siim. k . . . -- 'm'ivun) JiA wjiiiinn not urofit we are after Sow. tut ' ' - -.-. -- and 5100 yd Must go ' nfiw 23c, 35c and ! Won't be wasting up good valuJ time when you want laces w ;: broideries, but'eomo riuht stralsn'J the Clilonfrn etnrn Wo will glVB Prices, that will surprise you 45c Whlto Lisle Lace Glove. s'os. will wash like muslin, llriro nnlr 9Sn ' 10Q GaunUet English W ng gloves, sale price, eye j ni,i vnn .... th ,riri.ins we b'