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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1900)
, . -, it vr .. -r,7vyar-nir-JeM.aipitpl- " ' " ..'. k jy 1 " We have SILK SATEEN SILK0L1NE MERCERIZED FLANNEL KNIT ERGE CREPON CHEVOT MIXED ERGE CREPON I Overskirfs NEW PLAIDjI tii wnoMMAJ.B rmcn o xt.v iiavk imnut.t.Y nvANOXD BUT FOR THE REST OF FEBRUARY WE WILL SACRIFICE PROFITS AND LET THEIrV-T'C AT PRICES THAT MAKES cnn um: a pmvjim NEW IDEA PA1TKIIN8 IflOLUERSON'SI aOB nnd OOO COMMItKOIAIi HT. Neu) Today 26T JT. J. DALRYMPLB Si CO. What the Dickey Bird Said Was that young ladles look Imoller when their light had been fitted with hand, some Uratlllan ebble or French crys Ul 8'as than they did More they wore them, when they wore ground and adjusted to the sl(hl by Hinges. Thu U-auty of our lino optical goods, as well as tho skill with which wo adjust them make us Justly popular as optician. O-H. HINQBS oiticum 0o commichoiai. ht. Nest door to llohorsou'a MAMION OOUNTV MATTBHB Huilnm Using Tiansacud t the Couit House, FKONATIi. F. A. Turner administrator do bonis non of tho palate ol Mary Ann Avert, lias been granted an order to sell the )riO!ial property of tboeiute, at public or prlvato sale. In the matter of tho entate of Juno McAlplu, deceased, the administrator, , Alexander Thompson, has been dl fharyed nd his bomUmau released. b'ptcial Notice. 'ftiuM holding Invitations to the hall 10 Im given by the ladles' Otrde Women ol Wuoderalt, at ttuta InsHraiirti hall, Friday tenlug, Marab 9d, aro request! 1 1 present the miiiu at t he door. Wood men and their famlHtt art) wjeoWlly Invited. Ul all attend. FQK HltNT-WrU la4 ottkni 11 fiharerent. House, atuio and (ml furnUbrd. Apnly at imw to Waller lorky, Fence work. M Suta Miem, Balero. a I St WUATHUH IIHt'OIIT. Tonight and tomorrow occasional rati). ROTH & GRABER, SYRUPS Even liomwaveuor in Salem outht In .look our our t teat Hue of 8mn. ' invka pviIty of flu Varwwt Mapla Byrups. Wo eUarg no wIvuimm. Our pitas M low m ovvr. Saraplwglyeu away frww H cordially Junto the public to tall M oar elors and bo ewiYlnred that our jMrfot are right. Wo carry nothing bat 9oJ clean good at prhes that meet all ffTKwpswiou. uiv u a call. 124 State Strcot, MMMU a big line of Underskirts TAILOR MADE TRUNKS i'lltViaiNO IMM MouwoUlne do nolo all-over for trimming. Fancy Chiffon Tie, nil color. Appllqno nll-ovcr In now design. Novoltie In Waist llk. Swell Plaid hack dros goods. Hllk and wool crcpons In now pat terns. llomslltuhed ribbon. Hllk Zephyr for swell waist. Madratrurlaln; Itulllctl curUlna. Colored l'cau do nolo, Fancy bordered Uinbrcllai. la Capello teal kid glove. Hoolof itlff lints. Sumpter 'Mines, Tlrket to all mining towns Bpokano. linker City, Moooow, Han Francisco and all other faint. Ilasrgago cheeked through save money. Uuy M. Power's oinro foot Trade street. 2-8-lm. PUHHUNALB. Beott Taylor, of nervals, Is In thu rlty today on business, U.K. Davis of 1'orllnud I registered nt thu Willamette. Mis Hllla Not lell today for a few daya vhrit to Corvalll. Jaiiiu Vaughn, wa a ioiiger to day for Jelfersoii on buslneiis, Mlsse Myrtle and Ml Ho Hartley, of Macleay, weroHalom visitors today. Win. Dually returned to hi home In Mslinma today after sonding a few day In tho city. Mr. W. I.. Will mot, and nleca Miss Jordan led tho morning (or a few days visit to Tangent. J. I. Thompson, v ho ha been von lined to tho Ihhido for eomo time wllh lagrippo, Is able to Iki nut again, Mis F.tta Hubbard left this morning forfitaytou where alio wll! spend a few Ay visiting her slater, Mrs. A. I Hhreve. Mr. J. W. Farrar left to.Uy (or Napa, California, where alio goes to Join her husluind, who has a position there In tho woolen mill. Mia Ktta Wllllamiwn, who has been In thoeity visiting her mother Mrs. Iloliomb returueil to her homo In Itotw burg this morning. Palmers and Uecoratois. Tho painters and decorator' union held their regular meeting last night lu their hall in tho Turner block, and ft good attendance were present. This organisation whloh I coiiipohhIoI tho llrit-elttrw painter aiul doeorator of tills ally meet legularly. The objeot of the organisation U Ui belter tlt ooudl. ufcius o the men wIhi folhtw this oeu- IMtkiii far a living. To provide nork (or it member who are Haeiuplayel and to maintain a better standard of pile n'ltch enable limn to give their ptrwa gool iMHiott wrk at living prices, fihlay Night's Uctuit, Jeaqulu Miller, wh will leiwie la th FnUerstty eliaH am Friday eenlng ha bee elatMal by both Uwiupvau ami ABierleau orltirs among the greateat of modern pet- ls pwm, "CWumUs," ha beat pWol aMong the Miteat f tnedarn RngUah UwNta by lltataiy JiidtJes, It UUhWI a4dw that aVIeti) people haxnj a eriaiHW t MbteH to m xy nowiinl a mau. - Iterveil seat Faltvu' 10 smnWl m- oral adutsHlM U awtt. asasfjaij naa isisa aaiasa omn Ct'l'P.-Allbe wiii Mtl saUioi i amwrww rtn t g-m u M, TtltteUr. Ptak Ja. llakiH . J v T. ami ttrnma CHf. hmI 1 ) ( tjrtilwU pxeumwHi. Tho funeral will .tU ploa ak IJ o'elixik Frklay, rvlM Mug nadHel by the PUir at lUy M. K. fhureh, at ti 0U Fetlor rmty whesw burial will uke pUee. UillKANOII -At the Ullr Uo- ou W altfajl. TfcursUy uimnlng. Marahl tbaliiUiil oblKIotMr. ami Mrs. FtJlK Leltffuuh. . KilUf 0pi Mecung. The regular tuNttug ol the Capital relM rpa trtuwro mtdayiat t p. ui, y older ol tU priaJdeol. Drilish Garrison is Relieved Continue.! From Pare On which at the best had been intermittent during tho lat throo days. A heavy rain has cauned great discern ort to tho Hrltlrh, but greater to the IJoorB, and cold winds have killed many lick animals. Last night the river rose tnd brought down a great number of lead Itoer horses. When the history of l-ord HobertV movement i written It will bo found that the marching power and magnlllcentendiiranco of tho Hrit fah eoldlcr Is as great m ever. The march lUelf as seen on tho map would Ihi nothing very marvelous, hut It must bo remembered that tho whole original plan of march was changed when Gen eral Cronjo made his magnificent night trek on tho 10th. Tho whole army swung U tho left In hot pursuit. Home of the .regiment m.trclied 27 miles In 21 hours, outstripping tho trlis)ort supplies and living (or days on almost quarter rations. Yet tho fatigue and Incessant hardship were borno with wonderful cheerfulness. Thcro linn been n drenching rain for tho last three doys, tho men lying fully oxposcd to tho rain and tho subsequent cold winds, all of which proved their ndmlrablo pluck and endurance. F.vcry day, owing to tho enormous ex tent of tho llrltlsh linos, now I brought of romu little action which hod parsed unnoticed lu tho excitement of General Croujo's Investment. Last Monday night a brilliant piece of work was per formed by tho Oloucesters. During tho afternoon thoy approached n kopjo con taining a body of Boors. They waited till nightfall, when 120 men charged tho kopje with tho bayonet onddrovo.off tho enemy with loss, buyonoting soveral of them. Tho j-onltlons taken, however, wero evacuated during tho night. List night the rattle of musketry showed that tho Ilocr had discovered our nightly rush forward in tho river bed, which thoy have beon unable to stop. Yesterday they woro shelled Intermtttenly. Tho Doers posiess two Vleker-Maxam guns, two 16pouudors, and are supposed to popsess n big gun, all of which apear to Ik sedulously hidden. The war balloon Is doing good work. Duller Ketums Prom Ladysmlrh. Ijnixih, March 1. Puller wiroi from Nulllirojio that ho Just returned from I-udyninlth. Ho adds that the whole country south of that place I cleared of lioer. Uuller's omcul llepott. Iinixw, March 1. Following l tho text of Duller dlapatch: "Mclthoro I havo Just returned from l.adysmith. Kxcept a small guard north of surprlto hill, tho whole enemy that lately lioslcged tho town have re tired in hot hasto and to thu country Is quite clear of them south tho Tho garrison was on hulf a pound of meal er man per day and suplement lug tho meal with rations of horses and mule, The men will want a littlo nurs ing Ix'foru Itilng (It (or thu flelil." RAINY SHAUON SETS IN. Dilncultle of Campaigning In the Country Around Ladysmlth. I.00D0N, March 1. A Dispatch to the Dally Mall from Pieter'a Station, plated February 'JA, anddeacriblngtho 12 days' continuous lighting of which tho attack iiikiii Hallway Hill by tholtoyal luniak- lllng Fuslllea was one ol the iipomo momenta says. STILJL-HT Vou will do well to keep comiii";. You won't have more time to get the good goods at exact cost. Hamilton Brown's Shoes fur men, women and children. Ladies with small feet Men with big feet I liave a good many 2 1-2 to 3 (its. I have a jjood many 9,9 t-2 and to for men, all qualities, both (me shoes and work shoes. e have a rood many larye slies in waking shirts and white slurb, besides some very nice percales of all kinds all at Black silk lace& 5c a ard up. .Wen's vrood silk teck lies t6c l)l..i..rf .: . .. , . .. . .vmj u. iiuuum ) io muKe it iiiem over an plainly maiked WIGGINS' BflZflnR 307 Commercial Street "Tho rnnlskllllngB Joined tho column Willi 21 olllcer. They have five left. That tell the tale. N'o maps, no penned account can give an Idea o( the difficul ties of these hill and ridge, which suc ceed each other like waves In a heavy storm, one giving way to another. Kach can be enfiladed and until one la taken It I Impossible, even with tho keenest scouting, to know what fortunes lie beyond It. The military problem change! as the coin tun advance, each kobje refusing to give up Its lecret until the advancing troops have touched Its crest. "To add to the dllllculty, tho tropical rainy season set In today. For 12 hours the uniforms clung to tho men like wet seaweed. Mud caught then under foot. Mist closed down and shut out tho osi tlon of tho enemy. "This discomfort I borne by all alike, General Duller and his staff aro vir tually living the private's life. There has not been even a tent to cover, the commanding gcnernls. They cat from their knocs and with their shoulders against tho rocks, and they sleep where they can. Field work Is carried on under trans port wagons, and as theso arc not built rainproof, tiny streama of water pour down upon and blot the official records." Kensberg Cleared. IIbnshkimi, Fob. 28. General Clem ents entered Colesborg this morning and received an enthusiastic reception. Tho Doers aro In full retreat. A number of leading men have been arrested. The inhabitants aro well and not starving. The Pio.Uoer Meeting, Saturday night (at tho Salem pollco court room will bo held a preliminary meeting of friends and sympathizers with tho Dutch Republics of South Africa. There aro widows and orphans who need charity. Thcro aro bravo patriots who need encouragement. This does not Imply being offensive lo any Anglo-American, or to those who take tho side of England In tho war. It Is tho most cruel and bloody and unprin cipled conflict of tho century and the Salem friends hnvo the right of free dom cititens to express themselves ngalnst It, and to extend aid and sym pathy to those who aro fighting (or their independence. . Offei (or Poor Hops, Representatives of the Oregon Hop Grovters' Association report an offer o( Scent per pound (or MX) bales of Asso ciation hops. This lot Includes tho poorest hops tho Association has, ami doe not Include any of good quality. Tho board ha tho offer under consider ation, Heavy Hnowfall, .St. Louis, March 1. All railroads aro suffering as a result of the heavy fall of snow. In Ht. Louis thu tralllc Is much Impeded. Shake Into 'Your Shoea Allen's Foot-Kase, a powder. It cures painful smarting, nervous feet and in growing nails and Instantly takes tho atlug out of corns ami bunions. It's tho greuluet comfort dibcovery of tho ago Allen' Foot-FaMt makes tight or new aimed (eel easy. It Is u certain cure (or sweating, callous and hot tired ach ing (eet. Try It today. Bold by all (drmrtilntM and shoo storos. llv mall for 'Joe hi stamp. Trial packago FltKK Address Allen B. Olmsted, Leltoy, N. Y OASTOIIIA. Bart tat " Kind You Hm Allfl B0Uht WHITE HOUSE bWADRtHT What was you saying ulxmt those meals? I mild tkey woro tho bett I ever oat. You will find them at thu White Iloiue ltestaurunt, which Unpen all night mid meals served at all hours. Oyster a specialty. McKiLior A Dkukiiaiit Proprietor, 10C State St. Closing out to Quit Business in Everything but Bicycles, much 1 - 2 shoes of all kinds for la- pay you to come in and look at cost. iinn iiitnr" JOURNAL X RAYS, March cometh in like a lamb-like a lamb like twin lambs, ttt II It takes 40,000 English (our months to catch 10,000 Boer?, how long will it take 300,000 Brltoni to catch 10,000 Boer? t S S 0( course, Senator MeBrldel fighting the farmers' battle'. He always worked great blisters on his hands when larm ing the state house. t t t "There 1 Innd-tlibnes and water thieve, land-rat and water-rats." Bill Shakcspear. Aye, and courthouse rats. There used to be city hall rats. . The Marlon county Democratic con vention is to have 2W delegates. A splendid chance (or the Salem politicians tibny freo drinks and fifteen cent meals. A bright single Salem woman, who mikes her living lending money, but draw the lino nt usury, nay: "I made u? my mind long ago that If I was ever In a position to do so, I would never squeco my fellow man." It Is believed that she hns kept her word, t t t The push organ has a great deal to say about improvements on the stato houso and statu (air, but it never men tions tho (act that tho approbations were secured by tho persistence and bulldog tenacity of Hon. K. H. Flogg, tho Salem member of tho appropriations committee t t t Thero is some sense lu the recently reviwd and remo lornltcd Ten Com. mandmont that read like thin: First Get quiet. Second Don't wi Second Don't worry. Third Pay your de Pay your debts. Fourth Don't chow tho rag. Fifth Clean your feet Sixth Don't spit around. Seventh Mind your own business Eighth Do others ightli Do ' or they will do you Ninth Don't talk when you haven't anything to say, Tenth ltcniember, that there aro other Just as warm a you. t t Public schools where tho common branches aro well taught and a model city government would mako Salem famous and prosperous. The Sun Fran cisco Chronicle of Feb. 2T)th says : Salem, Ore., recently refunded it bonded Indebtedness by tho Issuance of 4 per cent call bonds pnyablo on or be foro ten years from the date of Ifcue. Thu new bonds rango In denomination fiom (50 to 500 and tho Interest is pay abln in Salem. Tho Itsuo was subscrilicd (or four times over and a preference was iriven to thu smallest subscriptions. It is helloved to bo tho first time such an experiment has been attempted anv whore In tho country with a munlcliml Indebtedness, and future bond issues of the city aro likely to lake thu same coure, which means that Salem's debt will soon lie distributed among Its own citiien exclusively. t t t An exchange says; If our imperial Istlc frlonds would look around homo (or room to expand, they would find something within the United State on which to expend their energies. Govern ment surveyor agree that thero aro 71, 000,000 acres ol public land which could bo reclaimed and made highly productive by Irrigation. This land would, when urougui unuor cultivation, bo reasona bly worth f 10 an acroor 1710,00,090. This laud would (urnlali homes for 700,- 000 families or perhaps 3,600,000 moro people. Why not annex this now worth less land, and expand over the territory we already havo? It would be a lot cheaper to reclaim the arid land than to subdue tho Filipinos, and would add to our population over 3,000,000 of dcslrublo people Instead of 7,000 ,000 of 1 olefins. IT a: THE Wheel Business X OUR PRICESi S25 Andrae 535 Iver Johnson S40 Tribune S50 Tririinr Cttatnlcss, $60 and $75. Wo will ornithine to A wheel thb jason nhervver ho mir lo lotwUl. Wu are only doting the oilr imt. REMEMBER lu the Ttibune ut f 0 ami (W, you gt tho mmiicv ol tho easiest running wheels eer mule. Try am Ha vmi'ii y ye. Ask uy ol our la.t ony rhlers, the Uaiea evolly. In the Iver Johuti at f, you get the only trietly highest grade wbl selling at that figure. This whwtf ua 50 last t. They stayed out of tb. una ami -.uiuio meiroKU prMe. ' golUI ilrop lorgingi througtevt. An ounce of Droo Forc'na ts worth a ton of guarantee, IVER JOHNSON MOCK TURTLE WE ARE NOT LIVING ON M:UPOJ:iJSj:AJiDS, WE DO SERVE OUR THE BUT PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS As the first course atour regular dinner. Meals at all hours at which all the luxuries of the sea son can be had ai THE ST. ELMQ RESTAURANT, COTTAOK. It. L. Cake, Portland. II. W. Clarke, Portland. P. O. Bates, Portland. A. L. Dratton, Portland. W. II. Haines, Eugene. W. F. Martin, Eugene. WiM.AMCTTi:. F. W. Jennings, Portland. Mrs. J. B. Smith, Corvallls. B. F. Jones, Toledo, Or. Marcus Simpson, Portland. H. E. Davis, Portland. W. W. Cotton, Portland. M. L. Ilcynohls, San Frnnci-ci. J. E. Harris, San Jose. D. J. Cooper, The Dalles. Geo. It. Qiiarles, St. Louis. .1. Hayes. Detroit, Mich. W. If. Chattan, Stockton. F. M. Branch, San Francisco. G W. Drown, Cofhocton, O County Mikes a Profit. Thu receipts of tho Marlon county clerk's olllco for February wero 2i)l.8.i: of tho recorder' office. f229.25. The county will make a profit of about flOO on the month' business in these two offices. WANTS TO SEE YOU! If you havna harness tlmtiH not nil right, or if you need any now work In that lino, It will surely pay you to call on F. E, SHAFER, SALEM, OREGON- 123 State St. l-IId&w NOW Is the time for Garden ing. Drain tile oil sizes. Cedar Posts, Cow Fertiilr.er, Garden Sand and Loam. Delivered on short notice. D. S, BENTLEY k COMPANY, 319 Front Stroot FLOUR PEBFECTION GOLDEN CROWN Madefrom Highland Hard Wheat, wiiial to the liest in thu mnrket. Every mick guaranteed. Ask your grocer for it. Wholesale only. J. G. Wright Co, 2-(itf DOTY FISH AND GAMEMAIIKKT The undersigned Is now the proprietor of thu Doty tlsh mid poultry deiHit. Poultry and Eggs bought and sold, high est cash prico paid. Your patronage solicited. Thoeu having iioiiltry for sale will find it to their advantage to call before selling. J. A. TAYI.OK, l Court Street. HEED'S OPEKA HOUSE I'ATTON HltOS. Mncfn, ON1C NIGHT ONLY, MARCH 7 The Great White Czar Of All Fun Shows Third and best Edition o( that Itapid, Hoaring and Kolicking WhoSvhO Introducing TIkh Comic Fellows Chas Bert PuseyandSt John And An Excel lent Company Popular price, 28, 50, 76c. HEEDS OVEHA 1I()LTSE I'ATrON 1)1108 , 1. n( MMr. SATURD'Y NIGHTi' DUNCAN CURK'S Minstrels The slow wihave nn u-aitiug for. n; i wnfri l wmwiwi ., """ii'wr-M'g-tfiKo Higher UVINQ PICTURBS TRILBV AUCTION tmVALJ Lady Lots of Choice d Dry 600 For Less than wholesale cost, I am closing out the fine drygoods and shoe stock formerly Willis Bros, I am sell ing lots of goods for less than it cost Willis Bros, Shoes to fit and suit everyonesome at cost, Some at less than cost Fine dry goods, silks, velvets, ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, corsets, hosiery, under, wear, etc, Some at cost, Some for less than cost' Auction sale will continue Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 2 p m, Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door Soutli of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioneer. our e ui av R. M. Wade k ice 6rea Cash Premiums That' what mod people nro looking for, but seldom recoive. However, there Is a place wheiu tlioy aro Paid Every Day In thu form of superior goods, full weight and low price, Such is thu testimony of our oldest customers. Try us for Oroeeries of nil kinds and you will bo convinced. Ham itt & Lawrence, OLD rOSTOlFlCl! rjUOCKUY SUTTON'S SNAP SHOT The Wonderful Destroyer of nil Foimaof INFLAMMATION IN MAN QR BEAST I Death on Rheumatism, buno Hack, Headache, Toothache, Earache, Burn, Scalds, Corns and Bullions, Stiff Joint. I'ltlOK. 60c PER BOTTLE. K. K. SUTTON, Ashland, Oregon. Thrnaipnorl With I n ftrtnnn . SdituofOrenrtii. I Jekoa iSMinlr." timMi!iMv.uMAi.i :.t. Knr tVPAIilf Hummnriil EXSX'JS i'!"Al",,A!!! !"' """" .""! :.".77t ..-.- ??" ": ."" " iiww4 eoriii on hit lr mi.l wiwolally a tore or ititlluil ,-.. ... . ww.t.von uviii iu.iui lauwajr 11111 Slrltea and iworn lo ocforo ma Mill Bill dy urAi. . 1 r.rur,., jioiary ruuuo ruroreou Jb? For stile at Stouo's Drug Storo, Salem. '" imHkwaaMimMMsi fmnmnnM I J.JH. WIIOLESAT.P Fine Wines, Liquors, CigarsI 218 COMMERCIAL S TREE I, 160 STATE v,iull3 irouiment at all tlmos MUllsTllsTIIII L. M. 54,60, St 5B rain Ha. Flour, Mill Fe:d, Building Miierial. Ltme, Cmcnt, Plaster etc, Grain, Hayani.Straw stcred PwwHt mur j Wagon Scales .etc. U.. fiT1 m,WrU aU8nti0Blven to the slellvery of good, t -uy urt Th It nn nA u:..i r . tv" ""hmiijjoi Diiymg a It is .he latest h ZY- s wuce'' come " a"d see us. ne latesUnd most improved on the market. A, ROB ERTS -.. . . 105 State Street Salem - Shoes Freezer; Co. Hardware. -npju laln,B dulu ..,. . . :?..v .""'. .wr,v .llcr?-r yi: ? &w$n?MwttlX3L win. i Kuuiu, i meii Hiiifm'a Hum pUco oo my foot, CdllMNl h mn mufti aranilln I'lUrK. Oaepilc.lloueuilrctr cured the corn. VlllVt I if t.wr.h.,1 of OcloUsr, t89 KKANK u HAMMOND. I do Good Paper C Hanging, Decorat ing and Painting as cheap as you can have second-class work done. Leave orders at my shop, 153 Court st., or with Buren & Hamilton, on Comc'l Nate Jones AND RET.UI SIREfci, MlK COIIIJT 5TBPBT 3 KIRK, StateSt --ll Arrived ROGBRvR Racycle Th- Racycle Bicycle Has Arrived 3T r wheel, come
