Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, September 21, 1898, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text'iV ro r fe r It II 30 Dozen... UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELL S UMBRELLAS 4vfr- ffv Direct from the factory of Folmer, Clogg fc Co. SDlendld assortment, better values, newest styles. Dresden knobs, Inlaid crooks, natural woods, pearl and enameled. Every 6ne warranted. See our children's school umbrellas for 6O0 each. Splendid Glorias 81 each, lieayy twilled silk, S4.G0. Our line of fall and winter wraps Iff now com plete. Sales arc far exceeding our expectations. We arc glylng better (lis, better values, better styles, than ever before. We arc selling splendid fancy mixed Jackets, stylish cuts, well made for 95 each. A good bouclo cape trimmed with fur, well lined for S3. Children's jaokcU from 81.75 to 110 each. See our superb lino of Sealette and seal plush capes, beauties for 810, 813.50, 810.CO und 822 each. CASH STORE. REMEMBER, Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded, HOLVERSONS CASH STORE. TfattfCp Market. . The first bonaflde sale of hops at Salem was made Tuesday 350 bales at 12 cents. All buyers ho are in the market ate offering that figure for a strictly choice Oregon hop. Some small mall samples put up by hand have Just ibout reached the London market. Local representa. tlvcs of English and eastern agencies are expectlog early buying orders to arrive. There are still a few yards where picking Is In progress. Huyers .donotexpect orders from London until the samples taken from actual crop reach there. This afternoon prices advanced to 12 cents, and It Is likely that a large crop will be &old at. that (Igure. MURDER ED Just Opened... 50 pieces fancy suitings popelins, serges, fancy blacks, 50 in, mixed broadcloths, etc, An line at popular prices. immense J. J DALRYMPLE & CO. To Promote the Flax Industry. Governor and Mrs W. P. Lord, ac companied by Mrs. O. N. Denny of Portland, left this morning for the metropolis where they will attend the exposition. The ladles took with them a model of their flaxrettlng tank and several samples of flax and woyen work. Owing to the hostility of the Salem public toward the Flax Fiber Association that organization has deemed It best to move their plant from this city. The new site has not been decided upon yet, but Portland, Coryallls, MoMlnnvllle and several other towns arc bidding for the plant. It is too bad that Salem's lack of Interest and discouraging at titude should lose the city this grow ing Industry. AT MARION COURT HOUSE. Mil I iMrnvMrs DL Fiters VIILLIIMLnT fall opening. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September, 20, 21, and 22, Fashionable Fresh Goods. No Portland bankrupt stock at this store. An attachment suit was begun to day by the executors of the G. 11. Irwin estate against C. O. Morvlll and R. D. Arnett to recover on a note for 8300 and lntrreat from December 0, 1892. A Month of Rain. A month's rain would spoil thp fair and make attendance on the legisla ture disagreeable, but It would In nowise affect the peoples demand for Branson &Co's. high grade groceries. I Am Neither A Goldsmith i A Silversmith Nor A Blacksmith ait Hill , But lean repair your watch, clock or jewelry nnd make them as well as riew. SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, Is as good to you as to a hlgh-prlccd Jowcler, so why pay $1.60 for cleaning your watch when I do you first-class work 'or sevonty-Ilvo cents. Also main snrlngs 7Gc. Other work In proportion. All work warranted. 0. II. IIINOES. Salem's watchmaker and Jeweler, 2D0 commercial street. CALL A MESSENGER . - - -and lwvo your notes and packages delivered, to collect a bill, to go on errands for you. Ask for special rates on merchants' packages. Charges reasonable, Dloyclo ser vice. Ring Blue boxes or tolephone 40. Lockwood Messonger System, Central office No. 288 Commercial street. SALEM LOCAL. For additional Local and Social New ice liltd page 0. J. DIekman has gone to Shermun county to visit hit parents. Mrs. R, S. Bean and sons left today to Join the Judge on his vacation on tho Sulslaw. Rev. and Mrs. 0. It. Blackwell, of Springfield M. E, church, are guests at tho home of Rev. II. L. Pratt. Dr. Alfred Klnnoy, of Astoria, was in tho city yesterday, u guest of G, W. Qrayand family, tie left for home this morning, 0, N. Bennett, of Idaho, is ex pected on a visit to his father, J. L. Bennett, whom ue has nut seen for twelye years. Rev. und Mrs. J, M, Shulsc, of Hubbard, are visiting friends In the city and uro guests of Mrs. O. W. Scrlber, or South Salem. E, E. Nichols onglnccrof tho fire department received a telegram yesterday telling him of the serious condition of his wlfo who hus been in San Francisco, for somo months but under treatment of a specialist. Mr. Nichols left Immediately to bo at her bedside. Banker E. P. McUornuck Is at Port land. Banker E P. McCornack Is ut Portland, Mrs, J. Q. Wilson returned from a trip to St, Louis today. R. Q. Starr, of Dayton, left to at tend the State University today. Attorney Claud Tliayer, of Tilla mook went south today on the local and was Joined by .his wire and baby daughter. Roy. und Mrs. P. B. Williams are entertaining Mrs. J. E. Day, formerly of Woodburn, but now of Montana, and Mrs. S. S. Masters, of Roseburg, at the 'United Brethcrn parsonage, corner Twelfth and Oak strcett. E. 0. Nichols, engineer of the lire department, received a telegram yes terday telling him thesorlous condi tion of his wife, who has been In San Francisco for some months past un. dcr treatment of specialist. Mr. Nichols left Immediately to bo at her bedside. W.W. Craig and his "Signal or Liberty Co." went to Eugene today. Ho attributes their small house to failure to havo the lithographs put up about the city. Patton Bros, suy thoy were not to blame for this and have Worked hard to secure good shows for fulr week. A Mysterious (Murder. Any kind or a murder may be com mitted In Salem and the murderer escape but a man never can smoke a 10c La Corona cigar and withstand tho temptation to smoke another one. "I think DeWltt'a Witch Haiel Salve is the finest preparation on the market for piles." So writes John C. Dunn, or Wheeling. W. Va. Try it and you will think the same It also cures eczema and all skin diseases Stone Drue Store. Continued from second page. The evidence being all In the coh oner's Jury gave a verdict as" follews: "State of Oregon, county of Polk, ss: "Inqulslon taken at West Salem, Polk county, on the 20th of September, 1898, before Dr. I. N. Woods, coroner of said county, upon view of the bodv of an unknown man, then and there ly ing dead upon the oath of six good und lawful men or said county, who being duly summoned and sworn to Inquire Into the circumstances attending tho death or tlie; said unknown man, and by whom the same was produced, and In what manner and when and where the said .unknown came to his death, do say upon their oaths afore said thaL tlir holv witn fnnnrl 9Yl I yards below the steel bridge In the Willamette river on the Polk county side, and the deceased came to his death, at the hands or a person or persons unknown to the Jury, on or about Monday night,' September 12, ty being stabbed in the neck and mouth, and thrown into the river with weights attached to his hands and feet. "In witness thereof, as well as the said coroner as the Jurors aforesaid, have to this inquisition set their hands and seals un the day or the date thereof. "(Signed) D. L. Mathcny, foreman; A. V. Thompson, I. n. Burton, E. M, Young, Christopher Patrick, James Munk, Jr. The Jury was then excused fur the present. Coroner Woods Intended to probe the mystery to the bottom. Coroner Clough of Marlon county was ordered to prepare the body for burial and It was brought to this city. September 13th, on the Tuesday morning following the murder, a team was known to have crossed the steel bridge about 4 a. m, and drive rapidly up Front street. Chief Dllley last night received a dispatch from Ncwbcrg stating that a hat was found four or five days ago floating In the river at that point, having the Initials F. W. W. on the sweat hand. Tills is supposed to have belonged to the murdered man. BOYS WANTED-100 boys wanted to sell papers during the State Fair BIG MONEY. Call at this otllce. HEED'S OPERA HOUSE Patton Bros., Mgra. Nine Niuhts Commencing Thursday Sept. 22 Great Amusement Enterprise The Butncr Thealer Company Opening in the Beautiful Society Drama "La Belle Marie" PIHST TRACE OF CHIME. J. II. Fletcher and Ben Tuylor while hunting u week ago last Friday round a hat In the underbrush along the river bank nearly opposite the spot where the body was round. Mr. Taylor will search for the hat again today and possibly it may lead to some clue as to tho man's Identity. C. S. Tate, a traveling razor peddler, was In to view the dead man and identified him as a man whom he had seen about Sllycrton several days. tie said deceased was waiting oh a young lady at that place, and was a frequent visitor In the town while he was there. The deceased was at the time negot iating for the purchase of a Hyery business In Silvcrton. He further stated that he was a passenger with him from The Dalles to Portland. . About two weeks ago a man by the name of Sink from Wasco county was In Salem searching for his brother, Ray Sink. Sink was a german and belongs to a well to do family In East ern Oregon. He traced his brother to Sllverton, where he was paying at tention to a young lady of that place, ana tlien back to Salem again when he lost trace or him. By taking into consideration J,he stories or the razorman and the search or Sink for his brother, together with the fact that the murdered man had a ticket from Eastern Oregon on his person when found and also the oplns Ion of many persons that the deceased was of German descent, It would ap pear that the man's Identity has been established. The date of the murder Is concluded tohave been between the uth and 12th or September. Plaster shayed him on Friday the 9th and from tho ap pearance of the man's race he was killed within a day or two,as his face Is perfectly smooth, E. Moore says he knew Sink, and built a house for him on his farm three miles north west of Wasco. The two Sink brothers nnd their father own about 2000 acres or land in Slier- man county. Moore thinks he was about 40 years or age, and Is consid ered a "little off" ut times. The theory that robbery was the motive of the crime finds some sub stantiation In the fact that the hotel keeper at Sllverton, where the mur dered man stopped stated that the man seemed to have 'a good deal of money as a oig roil or greenbacks was seen .In his posesslon. This taken with the fact that his pockets were turned wrong side out and no money was found on his person would jlead one to believe he had been robbed. Sheriff Durbln and his deputies are close on track of all information. Mr. Durbln Is in Silvcrton, and will no doubt bring some light on the subject, Prosecuting Attorcey Hayden Is also looking Into the case closely. ioi cro aBB8$BM3WMMSfc NG FAST ON m Our stock is rapidly diminishing at the prices we are making. Capes, Jackets, Mackintoshes, Blankets, Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear DRESS GOODS Are the backbono of tho dry goods business. Wo have plenty of backbono. We allow no one to under sell us on Dress Goods. Our 25 cent all wool goods are flno; the finest line for 35o in Salem. Wo huvo 44 Inoli, all wool serges for M) cents, Ladles, hco our areas goods before buyiug. CAPES AND JACKETS Area drawing card with us. There are crowds looking at and buy ing them all the time. Tho best $3 Plush Capo In the city. Measure them and sec. OUR SHOE TRADE la all rlif lit. Wo never lose a ewttower, Our Goods and prices suit we uandio only all In Police Court. Henry Muxwoll und Thos. Burns, wero given tlyo days for drunkenness Fred Brown Is charged with steal Ing A. C. Dugcny'8 coat from hs saloon about 1 oclock this morning. Recorder Edos guvo him an examina tion und bound him over to tho grand Jury, with 81.10 bonds. In default or which ho was committed to the county Jail. Richard Zwlcker accused dt larceny or $1 from tho till at E. C. Cross meat market waived examination and was bound over to tho grand Jury in tho sum or $250 bonds in default of bonds he went to Jail. F, D Wado, u colored man, was was given 10 days In county; Jull for assault and battery. tiio caso or John Thompson, ac cused or assault and battery, was dismissed. Change or Bill Nights. Continuous Performance. No Walts. CANDY MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. J We Have Moved to a Better Place Above. We ha, ve moved Into our now store and are now prepared to servo our old friends and cus tomers and as many now ones in u strictly up-to-date manner, nnd arc prepared to show the greatest values in Salem, Wo thankfully acknowledge your past favors and hope you will continue to favor us. Respectfully, Wheat Market. (By Associated Press to The Journal.) Chicago, Sept. 21. Cash wheat No. 2, spring 07, San Fhancisco, Sept. 21. Cash wheat $1,171 Salem. Tillson Burtlctt warehouse Wheat 52s; oats,. '10c. All drugglataaell Dr. MllnV Norvo i'lastora. WALLACE ALL AT fl6TUflL 60ST Buy now before all the choice goods are sold out, . STORE OPEN EVENINGS 257 uommercial M. The Bargaio House of Salem Mi u ! eoroeous OS s DApynr nfl Popular Prices ... 25c, 35c nnd 50c '7 303 Commercial Scat') on sulo two days In advance. h UILl 9 street 7 General Storage ! Hinf or Pianos that are pianos in every Sense of the word, The Standard of the Musical World evwy time. kog. No paper nolcs tneLsltlMUUB in ours. SUiool Shoes. solid Try WILLIS BROS. & CO. (UIWtMXtY GOODS AND SHOES. kMiSfc UHWIHl V1" Wc State Pair Band. Parsons band of Portland have ar rived In part and will bo hern In rull forco or sixteen men Thursday. TlicyH will give the first concert at noon Thursday In front of hotel Willamette where all the cars leavofor the fair ground, and a concert at the ground und In the grandstand In thoevenlng, In tho payllllan. Emergency Work, The two Salem Emergency Corps uro busily at work, and prepared to ship fruits and whatever Is contrib uted for the poldlerboyj. Prof. Q. W. Jones Is connected with the commls. sary department and assures the Salem ladles that anything shipped to him will bo conscientiously delivered to tho boys. Tho Kalem ladtca are ullyo and proposo to do all that can lie done for our boys. ttt the Knabc the Matchless Hardman the Popular Fischer the Celebrated Krell the Brautiful Ludwig and down the line we go the Ellington the Franklin the Kingsbury And last but not least, everybody's favorite, the Howard, with the harp attachment, All these line and strictly ufvtcvdate instruments can be found at the Wiley B. Allen's Special Sale that lasts just two weeks xr no longer, Our number is 325 Commercial street, in the Insurance block, Salem, Oregon, Geo, E, Allan, Manager. Woo), sugir, dried fru'ts, etc., storing and grading dried prune; x specialty. Corner Trade ar 1 High street, Salem, Oregon. Sidney Power L'o's famous Gold Dust dour for sale, Salem Water Co. Proprietor, 0. E. POWER, Manager Telephone 22. ARRIVED The famous UptcvDate Coffee at 35c pound Your money back if you don't like It. SONNEMANN The Grocer, Umbrella Time Delegates Elected, At the regular meeting of tho W, U. T, u., yesterday the following named ladles were elected delegates to the state W. a T. U, convention which convenes at Eugene, October 6-7 luclttslve: Mrs. Ramp, Mrs, Sharp, Miss Lydla Vandevort, Mrs, Sher wood, Alternates Mrs. Royal, Mm. Hepburn, Mrs. Macy, Mrs. Kakestraw, Got in twice the stock or umbrellas we usualluy have. Got price and quality right, too. 124 Stats st Telephone 51 Creamery RESTAURANT. The best 15c meals hi the world. Open nt all hours, and everybody served well. Glyeusatrlal.JLi; PRESNALL &SONS. iim Spectacle.. . . , That's our children's department which now presents to the public for the first time its winter productions for little mankind, Your little man's winter niceties and finer ies, The richest, the rarest, the newest, the prettiest await you, Today if you please you will find us showing things complete taro 6ao v.. ;n See Here, A 20-Inch rast black Cotton Gloria-not gingham that'll rado every tlmo it's wet 15 cents. Good handles; makes a great school umbrella. Very genteel line English Gloria, cotton; looks like a silk, 20 Inch steel rod, paragon truine, 75 cents, A splendid twilled silk Gloria, natural handle, wears llko Iron. 05 centa bame thing in steel rod, 1.00 and uluiu or tine goods lup to 3.20-lust 25 per cent less than you'ru ued to. On Otlier Things, aoo we're not doing a tine busluess on our Shoes. Underwear. Huh- !-. a A 111 k. . m . . . Tf -.w bou juiwu uiauk-eu inese uays. I'ricea tallc, but they talk bera louder than the goods, anyway. Glad to show you ir you're only looking. no Come WIGGINS' BAZAAR ! Wo have moved three doors north or where we were, und one dcor south or the Onpltal Natloual bank, to No. 211) Commercial street. We havo twice the room we had Le tore and are better ablo to display our goods. Leave your orders ror rresh coffee and teas. Yokohama Tea Store FREE DELIVERY. Caps, Tam O'shanters with Dewey. Man o W, Manila, Pilot, Amencan and Cuban Flag. Infantry on ,hem, the vefy novelties, from 25c up, ftobodr pee4 kayo Neurtuta. Get Dr. M1W Win HlU from druexMU. -Obs cui dots J Steinbach's is the Headquarters tor Children's. Clothing. fl B. STEINBA6H & 60. w RACKET PRICES.