Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 07, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIWIIIWwiMMliWJWIWWItfSl'W1"' Ml 'i r.l''J i'ijtij';-j-f'l',,.""'"'lT'"''rl','"'''l'T'1"i"r""" "" " '"" 1ltrlnTI , 4 R l A v ,,&' aiMtm Ujjii niii'uViniii 2d Week Clearance Sale in Umbrellas -the ck ranges prkti frtn....60c to Safe Prices.... 40c to $4.90 Tl largest and best line of Umbrellas wc ever car rk4 The $1, $1.25 and $1.40 lines reduced to 85c, $1 00 and $1,2C Cannot be duplicated in the city. Mackintoshes CHILDRENS $2,60 Now sell for.. $1.95 LADIES $3,00 line reduced to $228 4.00 line reduced to 3.35 5,00 line reduced to 3.60 COO line reduced to 4,10 Call and sec the bargains for $5,00 There are broken lines costing from $7.60 to $12 which will be closed out at $5.00 each STERLING ATTRACTION, Hoyt's"A Bunch of Keys" at the Opera House Tonights Hoyt's "A Bunch 01 Keys," Polished Up to Dte, Will tie Presented at the Opera Home, OA8II STOBfl f " HOLVERSON' OAHH STOKE Clearance Prices on Plush, Cloth and Fur Capes The remainder of our fourth shipment of latest Gtylcs offered as follows to close $ 2.00 VALUES (AT $2.10 3.00 2.25 6.00 4.00 10.00 ,. 7.95 20.00 16.00 J. J, DALRYMPLE k CO. Beginning January 1st, 1899 1 will ulvo nllli oil Lorues lilted, tlio following guorantcer 1 will nxchnngo uach or both lenses FUEE of charge for two years, nlso nil solid gold frames 1 will ropnlr any brink FREE or charge for two year nftcr pur chtMf, the break may lc from an) cause, EYES TESTED FREE Only Urn latont sclentlilo Initru tucnla for tot(nr tho eyes nr used . HALEM'H LEADING OPTICIAN G H, HINGES 200 COMMKIIGIAL HntlllST. Tonight fnlr. TIIK WKATIIKK. and tomoirow probably Evangelical Chuich, Bovcnlcootli nd Cheiuckotn tlrcet. N. Hliupp paitor. I'reuchlng wrvlco by tho pmtor In tlio morning nt II o'clock and evening nt 7:30. Tlio morning mbject 'Power ot United Effort In Chrlitnln Wane." A revival sermon will 1x3 preached In the even log, tiundiiyBcboaUtlOB.nl. Mr. 0 0. llutclium will tnko cliariro or the school at tbo newly elected super hlcndcnu Junior Y. P. A. at a and Senior Y, P. A at Oilfi. IIqvIva meetings will bo held each ovenlng during tho week ot 7:30. All nro Ire vltod, It yru aro planning to buy a new lmriic mwn, call ou F. E, Shnfer Si Co , 123 Bute rct. I 7 H d and w PERSONALAND LOCAL Mowmenu or Reildentt and Vitltots at the Capital City, fFoi'MlllonllAl(in(JHoolUM)tliltil io. ytato HetmUjr Daley In in the city. A. 0. Gondii wan nt Turner todny. Itov. J. Muslhaunt In sucudlm; Hun. day at Orabtrco whero ho will con duct rollglous service. Hon. W. T.Gray of Cottage Grove, representative from Lane county, U in tno city for tlio session. Mill llonnllo Frlondly has tetiimed tohcr homo ut Eugouo nftcra visit with tlio MUhcs Paltio at, the asylum. ThonmH Nowstcad of Portlrnd In the ncw.sUtto houso Innltor. Mr. llnw. oil will continue until itftor IIiomv- slon U over, MIm Luln Mukco of Albany, htu re turned to her homo itftor a visit with tho Misses Cans nt tliolr homo In Kait Halom. Mrs, II. E. Dluiiiiooro his rcitnm,! from Portland after spending OhrlsU maiwlth hor sons W. I., and I), li. Dlnsmoore. Henatoraud Mrs. II. F. Mulknv ami little dauuhternro In the city to stay during tho legislature. Tlicv imva rooms nt Mrs. T. W. Davenport', Mlsi Lcnoro Kirn, and Mrs. CJ. It. Hlvulor, or Sun Francisco nml Mr Geo, Calhoun or Honolulu, loft thu murnlng ror their homos after a visit. at tlio homo or their uuelo J. Kirn, on norm Liberty street. The piece Is well known to tlio the atf r-golng public, and nearly every onel has cither Jsccn or hoard or "A Bunch or Keys," the funniest of mi comedies, which nbouds In the most ridiculous situations, witty saying and music or the kind that receives rour or live oncorcs. Tlio company consists r mostly new talent this season, and headed by Ada Hothuer, as Teddy. Thero Is an abundance or bright music and songs, pretty cos tumes and appropriate stage setting, etc. Thero Is hardly a city In America that has a theater where there Is n theater-going public but what the nainnof Chas. II. Hoyt Is almost it linnoMmlil ivrirrl. Tlllfl well-known aut hor Is to n degree tho father of the furco comedy. The llrst tlmo Ills name waH brought prominent boforo th public was when "A Hunch or Keys" was first produced. The "Keys" was a success.and It has made more people happy than ,any production in furco comody. Its annual visit is always looked forward to with pleasant an ticipations in the cities where it lias boon before, bocauso those who have witnessed the performance know that a good, long laugh Is In store for them. Tfioatcr goers never grow tired of tho co'iicdv. "A Hunch of Keys" will this season bo nroduced on ii urand scale uyGus Holhncr,wlio liascnKayed an excellent company to nrodnco this excellent comedy. Tho piece has been polished up to date, and special at tention lias been given to the special tics, which will embrace several novel features, amoim which n burlesque wlllboKlven by thcAcmo Quurtctlu Tho musical numbers will also be a foaturo, The company is headed by Ada Ilothuer, who will appear ns "Tt-ddv." iCMlllll TJStf sg, gs Jr pan Oo'ong KngUli Ceylon Drcakfast Ideal Blend jivy(QL JOURNAL ''X-RAYS." Tax the Illlheo (;lu'. Remeruner your poorer neighbor. We cannot, make everybody happy In this world. a Tho people will get now stato of Hcers. Hut will they get n new deal? Will they get a new aminlHtrutlon or state affairs? Tho Jury list uhould bo made up with such fulrucss that thero can be no possible Impression of unfairness on tho public. Tjib JouitNAf. Is not for sale on tho Instalment pluu and It only regrots to render u number of persons unhappy by being ho conducted that they can ii'Jtconirlbulo to Its support. One thing tho legislature, orGoy. Gcor,orsomo one should do; knock out tho old Htato fair graft. That h all thuti alls the stato fair Its ftolf- purpatuatliig plundering combine. What bearing has the above on the question Are not the business peo ple of this city who are working earnestly tn put our city affairs In businesslike shape tired of supporting sucb publications V WOULD-UBCADKT3. With Tlio two now light ut tho depot hayo been placed In position and will bo In use tonight. They nro largo In closed aro lights and will brilliantly Illuminate tho depot grounds tuuoh to tho convenience of the tra voting public HBjPVi ALL STYLES Uaceu Yauii Men Htmling Went Point Kxamlnitlons, Twolvo young mini fioin dllferont parts of tlio stato aro working on the prollmlrmry examinations for West Print, today at tho unlvcrHlty. They either havo already boon or soon will 1m) examined as to their physical qualifications by Dr. J. A. Richardson and nro now turned over to tho euro of Mr. Iluwley.or the uulvurslly, who will examine thorn as to their mental unpacllius. Upon tho completion or tliolr examinations the papers will bo sent to Washington whero tho bast will Ihj solootod to try for tho honors orappolnlmont. Tho young men who have colored tlio raeo are: Clirtnn Morgan Hutlor, Albiny; Kdgar Trances Avorlll. Hrownnvllle; Kiiiomoii llaker, Green vlllesJacobNslsnn Nye Korn, Kerns- vlllo'.Jamos Walton. Halem: Ilonrv Oliver IV.ddook, Glackumns; Frank Oliver llort, C'unbvs Archlo rjlirtnn Frlos, Central Point; Wllllaiii D-iw- con Johimou. MeMlnnvlllit! Itmiu Adolph Sohrauim, balum; Itufus Lee Martin, ILipowell: Tiioiiiim West lluiiimoud, Ashland, CAPITAL KMKRQltNCY COS. I)nninrA NcwGjiiturrT.'.V"' . -.!. JO IDatfU) lot no New Vost Typewriters for Rent, Salnii Tvpcwrilor hkw nwl Ruiy. ' M. LOCK WOOD, ft,p. om-o PlwHa 40, Ito. Pluiw fti. 288 Comiurolal St, SAumu ouu. Sale Prices on Winter Shoes !ll!lSiM wjer shoos tS,.o ljtd ea' 14,60 Inter ottoc.. . S?rt Meu' 11,60 wk hoM... ii2 ieu'.M.6o wimr thoM ....:.:..;;Jp5 nudtrloMMWedMlNtoHli bM x9 llooi out ootlU ttl To Qlte a tituiftt Knteitalnment During the Coming Month. The capital emergonoy corps hold a meeting Friday afternoon nt 2 o'clock at tho nmldonco or Mrs... F. Moody, which was largiy uttunded by tho uiouibors. Aftor transacting routine bmlno tlio ivorps dlsousod us to tho bwt nlnn of currying on tliolr woik or relieving uic poor. I'durtoen ramlllos uro uow being helped by tho ludlus and il u taxlugjihelr rMotireo to tho utmost, in ruot, they havo boon comnollotl to ooutraot miih debt In pmsecutlng tliolr work. IlwaiidMldwItAulvftu Iwnollt un toruiumont on tho 18 or tho prawn uioth, at tho opora houso tho pro omU Uigiito tho roller or tlio desti tuto rninliiMeirtiio alt)-. The mi Um UWut In tlw olty will b MoourMl ami ttokou will boplaeod on Htk at dlffoKitit plaoo thtouirho'it tha.-uv WHIOtlMH ROXt WK. TW I1..U, ,,,.., prlo ut i&o will Im eiiHiirMi it,a .. (tWlng vry ono to attend. Tlw n- J Hr urooNNls will g to tho rl of m I nw iiiwuy (Mir or tlio rtty t,r wUow tlioro U qiiltot. numbar r.uuini wUlohls Inowuslng. njviw1 -arv dos. tituioo.isJhayc liwn itUouiMMl hmi th uubllo liould nil holp the Utile hi tin wrs qnnori- y ulundlnir thaontoruinHioatitud Uy ualog .tuir every otfort to lostiro IU Hunloie Albany editors and lawyers arc en uuglng In an uppuruntly endless argu ment about tiieenuing of tlic century. Tie linportunt mutter for those uen- tlcman would seem to be not to end with It. ' A man like "Hadger" Moore, who will prostituto n beautiful wire, whose soolal niuhltlous unido her easy game for his designs, Is not fit to be at largo, If ho does bear ono of Mark Ilunnu's commissions. Albany Demecrat: A remodeled court house will not be u luxury, but a necessity In Linn county. Wo need It In our bin I nuns for a fact, as u walk through tho prevent structure wilt convince any one, and tho ccunty Is eminently In tho best condition of uny In the state to Improve Its court house. 1 1 : The political genius selected to edit thu "push" organ (and n tow months later solsctod ror recolver or Tint Journal by tho "push" lawyers), says tho editor or tills paper Is it mem- oer or tin lllllice club and drinks there. On top of this ernes tlio "push" organ with this highly orlg. Inal ulturunve: Robbed. PoitTLAVi), Jnn. 7.-At 7:!& o'clock last evening Dr riumtner's drug store, corner of Third and Madison streets, was hold up by a lone thug and robbed of about $58. Ira L. Mc Common, the druggist In charge, had Just walled on a man who bought a box of pills, and stepping toward tho prcsclptlon case, the man who was waltlug near there, also stepped around and suldhe wanted to speak to liliut'i second later ho was puuchlng McCommon In the stomach with u long-barroled revolver, and ordering him to throw up his hands. On com plying with this urgent order, Mc Coiumon was ordered to lie on his 6tomach on the floor' behind the prescription case, which he was forced to do. The Jibber went through the safe, tvlilrh wnannen. and secured $10.30 In cash and U In 2. cent stamps.and then tried the cash drawer, but could not open It. tie made McCommon get up and open It and then again 'lie on the lloor. He took $5 from the drawer and left 2. ccnte, saying he would leave that for tho druggist's break fast. Then the robocr disappeared through the rrontdoor, and McCom mon itroso and gave the alarm by tele phoning to the police headquarters. A Woman's Suffragist. II) Aoclutu! I'rr-ii to tlm Jnurnnl. Albany, iN. V., Jan. 7. Albany Is the center or suffrage agitation. Thu female advocates and oriDoncnls of woman suffrage aro wrought up over Governor Roosevelt's message, In which l.o ndyocatcs the gradual ex tension of tho suffrage to women. There was great perplexity among the ladles Interested us to what the gov ernor really meant. To an Associated Press representa tive, Governor Roosevelt tonight t-ald that what he meant In the message was a gradual extent Ion of suffrage tu women. How far to extend It ho Is not certain. He believes that the condition of a large number of women could bo bettered. Ho Is not sure that legislation can accomplish much, but If It can dor. little, he Is willing to try It. Women fiufforago has worked well in Hie hsIiooI district In which Oyster bay Is situated, and the governor thinks it uihrlit work well' elsowhcre. ,' .ill W tlliCti Of the balance of the Stock Dry Goods Store at 257 Commercial street, from the 7th to the 21st, daily and evening, The manager has arranged with several traveling men to sell their samples at auction, which will be sold at the same place, In the Samples there is only one of a kind from a baby's hood and baby's stockiing to a man's necktie or suspender, over' shirt or undershirt, sweaters, capes, jacketsvamong them the very best goods of the samples, Some splen did underwear for men and women, There will be over five thousand different articles, among the drunv mers' samples which are to be sold at auction only, but the balance of the dry goods stock will be sold at private sale and auction, This sale will be a treat to the ladies and gentlemen who attend, as the samples are all first class goods and all are to be sold without limit or reserve, S, FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer, m England nt Peace Congress, II) Am-ot'lutcil I'rr- lo (lie Jouriiiil, ' Loniiou, Jan, 7, The reply of Lord j Sallsburg to the proposal of Emperor' Nicholds for a disarmament confer ence of the powors, which ls just pub-( IUIied, promises the cordial co-epem-1 Hon of the Hrltslh govcrmont, nndusk ! for an Indication or the points to be ' dlstcuisod at. tho conference. , Gommercial AT MARION COURT HOUSE. II K WANTS TO (J HA FT MO UK. SOME Yes, F. E Shnler&Coat 12a Sutto street, aro roariy to do your harries-; worn, terms reasonable Ive them n call. 1-7 tt-d and w "Jr. Mlltj'Ktirre l'UatcraSfc atallaruairlat, o hocMr, tho dosplcahlo "commor olal" man. after belni II rod renin tlm llll hoe olob. N n mv muldm. in lii.w.L- mall Its inembors. I urulerHiund his price In this Instance Is $2 60. He may us woll understand, llrst as last. Hint ho will not uot ono cont from that organisation to help sustain his bankrupt and blackmailing slu-ot. .Sulfliii.Or,, Jan. t), JSOl). Tho above treatment or the ques tion, whether tho Illlhuo club shall pay a olty license or not cornier h-llln. tratos the character arid ability, or soinoorour so-called local Journalists inoaoovo win at least Inform the public or tho attitude or these alleged Mulders or public opinion ou thin question. Do-w the HIIIum club ud vortlso Itsoir correctly In tho above publication T The host men In tho Illlhooclub ngroe with Tint Joimcnal that It should ptiy u city license. Slaughter.,, hi LAMPS FANCY CROOK ERr GLASSWARE In the matter or the objections tiled to the tinul nccouut In the Win. Chambers estate, by Mrs. Dorcas Chambers, widow of tbo deceased, the court sustained the objections against the Item ol SI I for costs on appeal In circuit court and also for ,$715.10 charged deceased by Robert Cham bers, his win. Tho.-e Items were ac cordingly strlckon from the final an count and It was then allowed as amended. An attachment was sptipi) i. i Deputy F.N, Derby on llvo ncres of I land owned by Warren H. White In I order to recover the oiiin of $20.65 ' adjudged by the circuit court In case I of E. C. Shelluer;: vs Warren H ! White, tin uctinn for money, which snld Judgement has not been sutlMicd. Another attachment suit was begun In Jostlco Johnson's court ngulnst ! Peter Header, by J. D. Mevers. f.f ii. i i ....... . . ,---,." luurmiu, acigar ueuior, in order tot secure tho payment of S32 50 due on a Napoleon Would Not Talk. London, Jan. 7-TheUrnssels corrc. spondent of the Dally Telegraph, who has seemed nn interview with Prince icior aapoleon, sly9 tho prince nrmiy declined to discuss politics or urcyiu? uuair, One Dollar, Dozen for the best enamel cabinet Photos, tiio Pickt-rlll Co., leading Photographers, next lo Red Corner drug store. tf WANTED. They All Say The Salem "Special" Hour rnitdo by that nw machinery beats the world. rylt. 4 tf AMUSEMENTS. HEED'S OPERA HOUSE. i'ation unos., Mk. SATUUDAY, JANUARY 7m. And all Holiday Goods will be sold at any prlco from now on. Come and T . PaymJn . 832 50 dUe (,n a , . , clKur bill contructod by tho defendant see tho goods and jr.u will bo overcome with our low bargains SONNEMANN THEOHUCEU 124 Stato at Do not fail to visit Friedman's New Racket and not paid for. I The following deeds wcro lllod In the recorder', efllce: I Eli Trulchell to Hubert Cller. c block , In Thomas' addition toSalem.bond. , itJOO. I The Nothwost Reul Estato Si In vostmont Co. to Joslah West and Car rie Peterson, 'ilOacros In ttss, r 3w. j J3.C00. ' I toe American Mortgage Company, Telephone oi "f Scotland, to Arthur N. Smith, 320 acres in t a s, r .1 vv, $2,000. John New-some and wire to J, W. Ebnor and II. Koodol 771 acres In t 0 s, r I w, $1,500. Jacob S. Moyer to Leah Moyer, his wife, lot 8 and part of lot 7. block 4, -rtieill. tl Ofllce for work, tlofer Hros. tr FOR RENT-Thrce nicely rurnlslied rOOIllS With nr with, nil h.A rar. r ,.w,r..i..i ;;". " 'i- wui. ..kio ?ucclt terms lenson able. Apply t02S3 Cummerclal 8lrecl- 1 7-Dtt SOME PEOPLE-nre Jack of nil! j.,ui,-i.,u,as urui none.nuiKuplInger ,o ,uan;i hi tuu umoreiiu, wb ch s his solo business, und he will do your work porrectly, at u reasonable charge. Patronize Kupllnger ut W State street. l.i i .. f in FOR SALE A cow, Jersey aud wmrt,,,ur? Dlufl""'-0 years old Mi bo fresh In six weeks-will innke. If on good pasture with mill feed, two pounds of solid huttor each day. Addross.O. Journal OBIcc.l-7.tf 2nd Annual Clearance Sale Now On Clothine and Dry Goods at Great --t I10UUUUUM8. Uoilor Uuist ..) .o,.inra !. iu tiu. .louruii ijNiioN, .inn. e. a ixiiior bilng lesti-U at How Itfs ship building yards, buwt tinlay and the Mijwrlntendent, ouglinor und eight men were klliel A lady wusfuiiml ilanit.vi .....i.. ., - --".-vwjin iruiu FOR SAL STOCK AND PI XT r RES (IF Jit Her tiny Mit tin real tlilnyil Tliey'rooO'lnnnuuchl Tin: oKKUN'Ar, ami only HOYT'S A Bunch of Keys ADA BOTHNEIt ns TEDDY. TUe i:nrvatint mid tjyarLllitir rnn-ini Comedy I EhUw New Ltot of Cutehy Heiwi, Duei aint PfiKliuUn Xoraltlwi Bverythlnjlimiit Up-to-Dete" eeil7le. (MUnowBlllnr. , THE EMPORIUM Wood - Coal Good Dry Tir ud O.dc Swjd nod Da- iivsred. Tino Preo Burning Coal. WILLIS BROS, & CO. WOT OAHH HOUSE, Februiry Dlgoei Ud uuwbir-aow Inj iSsar or New WwM's KnuJ. Oailaoo. Jan. T.-Tho highest wore , atlenplos er raeiirded im thst)U with U AtHorkn howling eonvteec alleys Ims been Madd hv Umu i-i.i-i. M tho KMkituhiv Club. In a whU win JtMti a llewler, of the Oeklaa , WlUU, I' rtAtl SearrMl Avtlv n. ...... t Uieiiwviuiuiu inn ten.fwwe gnmu. Hie Bight prevletw he made hh iv erige ofaum ture Mlum ,jUriu, OaHtMt bCtWWMl bl nli.L u...l .1 turnaiuoL "" Tue Utter .( u m t U Um ' worW reoord for tb lii.-i,, a.-J! I IrtUtrwguutw. -.wcP A COLD IN ONIl DAY .HVfifir.i Diu. ,-v . . Thi.V '; r,"" 'J . . .V'""-u . quinine .7.7 ..', ...".. "'"kkism reruud the iiuiior ii it tans 10 eure. 25o '1'i.n L'.i nn iu I.U3 I ii . Jyu -inci " " '"" " " v- on adcii tablet. Will lie old In wnole or part, rt'gHrdltws of eoit. OALL AND SECURE .SOME RARE UARGAINS. D. S BBNTLEY & CO. S'l.Yni MSiJcm luiprovoment C-, trout ami C'lieiuekcli Stx. l.ov rrjC(-, n,.'i!ii7ili!,bo.70.u w,tJfr rou contlno. -. I IT.. " "" for tobo.o.,itli-rB H!hkM,.i'011 "roncVf lllAljyold. Anil hi.L.1. "B U fcw7T.-T--'"IJt'--"" !-7l 1 LiWXJoor own Urtignut. who 4X3 fill fr'lll vouch form. Trto It with tSBL.NB !KJ"IU.ptlrotlr,priiUuntlr Ooe tflPfe Mbo.l, uully CUtMl IboiM.ttM, ra-i roaruitd tocnr. or o rtfuod uimiii, W - iU,lUlt.iM4jC.,CU4,Mllt4l,JIlMt. 400.000 u. uu Mwtcy K.fumifO. biUifaotlea guraotcetl wba vsu' Mkuitttdtyuikjiiu TO ...... Mm vpMMni I 8e WleglH't d. Hirst peg,- u U4H baok Large line of ribbon remnants at irc Misses' union suits, worth 60;, for ! ! ' ' 25c Ladies' union suits, worth 75;, for ... . KPn Gloves ........ olc --ww,..:::::;;;:::;; FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET ttrtWE CN MMRNOUl AND TATK Stkbbw, SALEM. QRHCIQ& ! Fresh TW ICE A WHBK... better OUR ROASTED COFFEES i 12io Hlemlod guriitd SO eeet Coffoo. rour klds cent Coiree. Ave klX f cent CuiMe, thitt kind I cent Oure. three kind". ' Kt cent. Coffee two k nds. ent Coffey two kl$dlflS- lrffiril,,I,WffM. or get Yokohama Tea Store PRER DRUVBRY. Sacni6 s In order to make room for new lines of goods TUe Emporium o7frorn?c;t30daySmake a Special Discount of from 20 to 35 percent on tveryiarttcle in tl;e store. Many lines will be clos:d out regar Jle.j .f cost. Call and see for yourself, SJSnVSsaasr. JLX. zmw.m . - . -.