The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 29, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textgi iv. t. " . ' ,l'v. b' , j. ? w h& K.M K Irf fc i, l' ,mt ..www -' A'i ti. r. n iwnrr tRemnant Sale A THIS WEEK A: X Over 7CXX) yards of calico remnants in mew patterns and splendid colors, to go at 5 and 8c at Ibolvereon'e3 The Big Bargain House of Salem. ON THE CAMPAIGN. WHAT THE CANDIDATES ANGEL. DID AT MT. Gcrvals, Monitor an! Wooiturn Are VJilted, and the Crowds Larce tad Enthusiastic. Genuine Dent' Gloves, new shades, slses. All $2.00 pair. Suede Gloves Now line of Marks, Tmib, Modw, and drove. $1.00 to $1.50 pr. F. T. S. (1 00 Glove, equal to any sold I ulaowhoro (or ft.'JS. Try them; Skirts Good quality craah, mailo latest cut, Unlabel! ei-ama, (loop liotn. $1.25 each Fancy trimmed covert flklrts, Imnilaornoly llnlnhed, now pat terns. It's waste o( tltno to make them whllo they go at Hiuho prices. $2.25 each Shirt Waists TliooC0, 110, 70, ami fl.OU lines are dwindling. Such values don t laat long, but wo hayii n now lot anil sIms nru lomploU'. J. J. DalryrRpIe & Co, va tva era aa on em aa sn i a ua tSxi nx m era rva E 8 S B I fl F?u) Specials for Spring Silks ... . l. I I ....l.i.. ,.( ullLr ., i.iirulll l-flllld llutlri) VO IIUVU llillinimiiy siinuu mm i mhii ..,...... -.- --- rj and nt tho prlcoa wo quote thorn thov aro bound w no quii-K "". j ey work in all Miami ?, AAg a t 8 b Surah ami I.yima Dyoallka for summer waists China allk for fan ;v i . t.' , ... ....i Krtlliiy lirooflilifcl, regular f i.w vnino, nun ,. Tuffeiu ntlkH lwt grodo In all popular shades Fanny homstltehud ami lacu Htrl(Hl tnffotas IllMfk taffeta allk extra wdn . .. ............ Arniuroa, Failles. Pwiu Do Holoa, ami wuln iliiuhws ranging In prlco from lX)o to f 1.60. a Kid Gloves 8 3 P HI m UIK .vr.l l.OOfj l,ou i.ftilnui. un wUli In full vonr attiinliuu to our kll gloves, .. . . Our (amain Kid fully guarranteod, mmlu for service, la equalled by no p other dollar uiovn in tno ciiv. Our !J cluip F.ikay itaiiiilim klil In all lliu iMipular uliiulfiul ll.wl. VVi. .ilim rurrv ( tli illiwil M mill MixilllH. lit H5C lllld $ 1 .00. Bio our lino liuforo DiiltictliiK your next p.ilr of kIuvo. I W. H. HOBSON I .xi ,- i va ui i i c- era cva a-! cva coa ac UU7 COMMICHOIAL, HTKICIC'I' WEATIICH Tuulxntiiml WVdniHMlay fair. f-I I 'rffilh. . tf4- i'CID ' , p -.. , CCvVv lorrAOK. II. A. l.a llurr, Owaloma Minn. !'. A. UphiI. Vnlilnlon. I). O. j'rank Tliui'lior, Traxi'mo t'lly, I). K. Kwiink. AiiiiiuvIIU'. Or. H II. Murn', I'ortlauil. .1. It. O.lmrn.lAllmitu. (la. It. It. Ityuu, North Hulmu. MKli AT SIT. ANGRL. Tlio collpgo band And a largo gathering of fartnera and col I ego profeseora and fltndonU mado up ono of tlio most eub atantlal audience we have, had in any part of the county. Tlio Hepubllcana had the opening and rloaint; whllo the opjioaitlon put their bent oratora to tlio front, Dimlck, Durhln, Ilolur and Ji-flroy taking up tlio hour. Tlio Republican legialativo ticket an noimcml louder than ever that they were opporoil to all appropriation for Normal fichoola and all duration above tho common branch. .1. M Poortnan who ImH a eon here at collego waa given a cordial greeting IIo aim expanded on a law to put all warehouse men under heavy bonda for all tho produce they ban, He. He alao advocated n now atJto hoard ol rquallzalion. J. A. Jeffrey made n Hcholarly addrena that pleared ail prencnt ami held their undivided attention. Ho received a great ovation at tho cloo and tho upplaueo laflod auvcral miuuUsH. Frank Davey closed tho debate with hla uaual ability. Murphy atnted thathrhad allldavilato proo that ho had not deraecrated Calh olfcchurchua while an ofllrcr In tho Philippines. An ill tar cloth from a church had been dlaplayed labelled "Taken from n Catholic church at Manila by Lieut. ChiiB Murphy. "Itwaa falao. IIo did not eapccialiy care for tho Catholic vote hut ho wished to bo Met right. IIo waa asked thla: "Did you havo audi articles and whoro did you net thoni?" "I novor had au artklo tint o.imo from a rhurch. If theru were audi ar tlftlca tlioy belong el to othora," wild Murphy. K'nitli on Ibiforai uaual.. fit roply to cbaVgo that ho Man too young for county jmlgu rV-ott aaid if a man did not conio to hii aenvn at ah it '15 yoara of ag'i ho novnr woull, IIo mado hla uaual plodea of reform. I.lmi county had ten acrea in tlio heart of Al bany that brought quite a revenue. Criminal uxpennua noro higher iuMiirl on than in any other Co. In tho district Tho county court had no control ovei thla. I'micr taiKMiae mIioiiIiI ho cut down at leant ft()C() a year. Ho uouhl nelect only tho lurtt Jurorii regardlcHN of miI. Ilea and religion. It una alao very liu (tortiiut to Inuo an attornuy in that nlllni. Put In a lawyer to look after tlio law part, and two good farmera to look after tho IniHlncsM IntiireatN. Ixt 1'ii.irco anid ho waa glad to Irani Lthat there waa a p.irtlxau ticket in tho Held agalii't tho Itepubllcau tickut. They weruopponed lotliu normal rehixda. Mr. 1'oorinnii wai ahlu to cloio up In two mluutca. Ilofer rcfiltisl Dr. Hmlth'H utiilemeut that ho hud voleil for moro upproprl utioua than any other year by Hhowing that tho rcvi'iiiicH eolleotixl from I ho peoplo for tho two yearn 1WHI ami 1KIIT, following tho 1KU5 Bi'Nnioti, did notoquui tho rovenuea raised for the aluglo oar ol 1H!C. Arc You Pcrfcitly Sure Thai your gla wilt your mih'1 Ub lug what tliwttn't lit your nllit la a lnd as going without gUwHii iillojtullior. Deftivo unit abnormal v lUin inutl bx aldojl or uilnehlflf reoulu. What th ) tieeilii, It need K) lniii-h that thw wanlc luqat tx mipplloit at oihhi. Wh clwirwi you nothing for an exiioilimtUio whleli inuy uuktNou n world if truubki. fiKf laiUrtu iutairil ami Iiih dupll iwled at renmnahle ehatgus. C.H.HINGES mirnr nfitciAN. HMlt CUM M It HOI Ah MT Nml I'xw lii ll4veriiii Jor Salf We ImvadtH) dnt to alaxt al our turn ber buitni at Rhin Oimhi If yiHt nrw InlfroateU vail at our oRV. -t,(H(. KfMtlUlK iPMaw I'll. wiLUAiim-rx. lUrry C.lloyd, au FrunuUiHt. It. U. Ilaminoiid. Tampa, I'll. .1.(1. I'opo Portland. W. N. Jonea. Portland. Mr. J. K- Weatburfonl, Alhaiiy. (I. (1. I.lneu, New York, .Mm. Hhorer, Poilland. Allwrl Wenlgale. Ikwlon. Frank Poller, Han l-'iunulpcn. (). K. Manning, laeoina. Wunh. O M. Juuiea, MlniumiKillH Minn. Hurry 0. Murry, I'orlland. T. V.. Jaakmun, Uhli'ugo. Strwtrrk 1 In addition to our regular bill , Hlmw Imrrira iiihI other luxurlea Mrvvil lixiiir iKitrona wlmn tho Ml. IIIiihi Umlnuruut of fare Mill be otdifrnl al ill ohmI Sull tor Pinners. In Hie eireiilt iHMirt fur tho eontily ol Markin, Ktuie id Orogou, Margarol HUilvr and lUury llleler bur hiubHiid Are pUintlfU vn. tbi Orvgoii roUphom A Tilegraph umiikiu a uurhimttou, d fwiiUllti- TIiUmiII la lirtuighi hy tin I oUlnUItt us llm reMilt nt a lr ' falling on a team, can .leg thmo ti ' run awiw on Oouiuoieial atrial In Ihh ait)' .March ,7 lllX' rtlltl Ibrowlng Un plulnllfl out and Injuring her, Tin amount t)f lUuiagovlulinnl In thw will i (11 .VsU.ftO HoliuiM llmthur ant at toruaya fur pklutlff. Berries Berries Berries Two iliipineiWs liailv ol the lainous AT (IKIIVAIH. There uat n lino crowd out at this live trading town of French i'ralrie. The f mount iiiiiio In o,irly and vielted with tho caudldatea hi u aooial way until a 'piarler to eluviui, when the city hall win ctoAilml, lliifer 'opeiiisl the deliltu and Minted tho orntu In the Interest of tho tux loforiu canii.ilgu. Ho mild that taxim hud to iviiihi down in M.irlou wninty nlMMitAO wr cent and thla light would etmliuuo for 10 ytwra if ueootmry tolirlngouroxpanaea down to the level ol iither well governed eoiiiitlen. J. II Dlmluk wiiriiuil up tothuaiib Ject and got great applause for hla lioiuely Aim Lincoln fudlilun u( putting tliluga. IIo wim fulloMOil by Frank Du bin, uud the French I'rmrlo lioya fairly ralisl tho toof uud It didn't gt ilmin again for aomo lime. J. A. Jeffrey voke In hla usual man ner and was heartily receUixl. IIo corrected Mr. Davoy'a ttateumnt that not ono of tho the Duuoorata or I'opuhata euireteetisl toollUe in Marion bad over been re-elected. Judge It. I'. Iloiao had lin re-eleetml and oonld not imm Ih enunted out. Kuui llaydeu, tlm iri)ent able district attorney bad Ihh'ii r-AilixUeil. ATMUMTOII. BoMtt HMtiel tho dUcuiwIon. IIo mut i grout deal of time en tho inferiority of the Linn oounly l'oHillst admlnlsl ra tion Hull will expenntxi of Murhui ftiunty luid Ikimi materially reduced 17,000 In two yearn. Lot l'earco eald tbia waa his first visit to Monitor, though ho had resided III tho county for four teen years. Ho said tho Itepubllcau leg illative tickot would all labor to secure oalato board of eqallzation. The scalp bounty law enacted by the last legisla ture had already cost tho state $200,000 moro than the appropilatlon provided. Warrants i ere Issued and stamped not paid for want of funds. Henry Kconeraid lie waa proud of the history of the Itepublcan party and not aabamed to own it. By good manage ment wo ronld rnako prosperity, or mako hard times by bad management. A. D. Hudolson, Geo. Weeks and J. H. Dimlck wero Introduced. Tlioy mado no pledges but to creato no now oflicca and impose no now taxca. They favored ro enacting tho law to mako the threo aioio omciaia no mo equalizing aa was done by tho atate ofllciala of other atates. If the governor vetoed tho bill again thoy favored passing it over Lis head. Finzcr for Clark waa well received. So was W. W. Kldcr. He simply prom ised to give tho peoplo a non-partiwin busincxs administration. F. W Durbln made his clear-cut business statement of tho management of his office. .1. A. Jeffrey ciorcd for the Union ticket. Ho said tho office of district at tomoy waa purely a question of busi ness. Ho announced hla nolicv aa be ing to proscciito all violations of law in proiortlon to the magnitude of the crime. Ho did not believe it would bo hla duty to push technical violations of tho law where no ono in particular was injured. Not one dollar ol tho people's money waa over expended to asaiat liini In jiro-ccutliig any case. Hisuxperlenco in that office lilted him better to dis charge the duticF of that office. Hmllh aa usual. AT WOODUUIIN, Tlio usual largo crowd greeted thocan didatos at this progressive commercial center of French Prairie. Tho ounosl- tiou hud the opening and closing and mado. fairly good uoo of it. John 11. Scott developed iidthinguow. IIo denied that ho had atolen the figures of tho op- lositton for the running expenses of the county -$10,000. Two good competent I'ommissior.era would protect tho people mid a lawyer would take caio of the legal nmtlerd tliat came beforo tho court. Why wero taxes bo high this year? Ue cuudo wo wero paying oil old debt. Iot l'earco ttol a ureal deal of aiinlaiiao wneii no uppcareo ami Ham tnoir cunul times iiiui a uounio responsibility to tliuir party and tlio people. Tho Republican .legislutivu tickot had agreed on ti Stale Kijual Ixatiou Commission. They were op kh8iI to creating now offices. i ntiy luvoreti oi course, mo projier ap propriations for Btatu Institutions. lie idmrply attacked Sheriff Diirblo's rec ord, uud won a round of applause for holding up tho 1'hlllpplno horned ami ably eulogized Lieutenant Murphy, who uextapiieareil. lie rojKMted hla denial of desecrating Cut hollo churches In the rniiiiipinoH. no wautct! tlio votes of the Catholic peoplu and all others. IIo rent I u letter unit ullluiivlt of Del Dins moor, Baying tho book hi qiiOHtlou be longed to Cupt. Klinor Worrlck. Tho affidavit Mtttlea that non' tides from Chas. Murphy that wero sacred relies from churches und cemeteries In tlio Philip. pines wero on exhibition. Heuxpressed A PLAIN TALK r-sszsjsss x x x JUST ARRIVED AT X A sc WMK M HifflIT SUB Wo are as honest in what wo eay, aa In what we sell. We do not misrep resent in statement's wo do not sub stitute In prescriptions. Wo believe that genuine "honesty is the best policy" ami tlmi nn rn.rm-n.nt win-Ms in business can bo attained without confi dence, hence In all our dealings with physician and patient, and genoral pub lic, It has been our first aim to merit confidence Tnerelore, wnen we leu you an artlclo ia "good," wo believe It to be bo, and our quarter century experi ence with drugs ought to qualify us to Judge intelligently along this line. If you wisn the best medicines put in your prescriptions, bring them to us if you like substitution take them elsewhere. We never learned tut one kind of Phirmicy tbe bone-t kind. Another truth, our price- are rlgbt for right good- DAN'L . FRY Graduate in Pharmacy. Ham. Lewis at Salem. Hon. J. Hamilton Lewis, congressman from Washing ton, and one of the brightest orators on the Pacific coast, will address the people of Salem THURSDAY EVENING of this week. If the weather is good it will be an out-door meeting. Otherwise a hall will be provided. All who wish to hear a polished orator should turn out and hear him Thursday evening. Now Summer Swisses and Organdies, Lawns,.ind Percales. New Skirt Linings in all , leading shades. Now Plaid and Crash skirts, 50, 85c, $1.00 $1.50 $2.50, New 8hlrt Waists-Summer hats and bonne t for children. Now Lines of Outings and SwanBilowns, 0i, oK.lOc. Now lace Curtains, 00c, 1.00, $1.25, $2.25, and $4.00. New Laces in Valenciennes, ami Diiches. New Fringes and Gimps in exquisite designs. New Cambric and Muslin Underwear. , A Complete new lino of Damosk and Turkish Towcla. New Designs in embroideries and Insertions. Now Hosiery in oil leading colors. ,,.,, And Just arrived today. Another shipment ol Gents' clothing, consisting of Clav Worsteds, Scotch Tweed a, Oregon Sernos, and a dandy lino of Gents Dressing Cases and Valises, TrunkB, Crash Hats. New Btyles in Bicycle Hose. Now atyle and colors in neck wear. Boys' clothing at prices that no boy need go ragged. COR. OF STATU AND COMMERiAL 'ii SALEAl OREGON. lam6 iisiiiy inn, Wtekly Crop Duttetln. OBNUIlAti SUMMAItV. PoitfLAND, (Jr.. Sloy 25. Tho week has b?cn considerably cooler than tho previous one, eseclally west of the Caucudos and in tho Columbia Itivcr valley. Tho maximum, or day, temper-aturt-H in western Oregon ranged between 57 degrees and 08 degrees, and tho mini mum, or night, temperature between M di-Krcca and 50 degrees. Kast of tho tflinlllitiiitia lrfe t-t.alfitinu ft-rtaa-Ti la-It 1 uuMiikutiJat iiivdu luiiaiiuiio nuiui iui - . i .- . i day temiKiratures, between 54 d(.gri.C3 i mcy nave uuuueti nun an alter in ...,:i iu .1 - .i r. i..i. . .... i owning dews and damns: atures between 38 degrcea and 52degrees. l c "- rijiliteoiw sentence by the Kxcei.t in tho Plateau district, more I l"n and flaring lamps; than tho usual amount of rain has fallen. ,U8 ,h,y " """cinng on the most of which occurred Friday anil Saturday. High winds prevailed Wed nesday unit IrlUay In I lie western part THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC Mino eyes havo seen the glory of tho coming of the Lord ; He ia tramping out the vintage where tho grapes of wrath are stored; IIo lias hosed the fateful lightning of hla terrible swift swor.l ; His truth is murcliing on. I havo teen Him in iho watch-fires of a hundred circling canine: the I ot the state, which did a great amouut of damage by lodging clover und grain. blowing down hop poles and young fruit trees, uubiics and vines, trees, and whipping tho fruit from tho hope thitl this would settle tho mat- llo wiih protitl ot his war record ter, but huh nut asking election on that score. He naked it bocuutu ho hud a right to do mi iix un American cltiien. Capt. I'oormaii was cordially ureotetl as was County Clerk Hall. Primary leiorm but not wbut kiml or a law, was advocated, Ho Joined Pe.irco In oppo ulllon to uimronrialioua for normal HchiHils. It was no moro tho businesM ofthostuto to educate te.icliers tliiin to educate doctors ami lawyers. ii.... i.. n . L- -Ti.-.i.... i ,i .. i "wo iiunrr nvuiiu iiiiiiiiiilii mill IIO was lliu ono Uepubliciiu refernil to hy ('ol. Ilofer, who hail said thatthuro was oiioltupuLJican on tho legislative ticket who was proud of tho history of tho party unit not ashamed to own it. Smith mi Holer, followed In hla usual vein. Smith HAid Itupublicans had been lori'cd to put good men on tho tickot by tho opN)siliou. Col. Ilofer asked for an exleumoii of time anil roiirteous treat ment for hint. J. A. JelTrev c!o8mI tlm debate with a patriotic appeal for all citizens to do their duty on election day. Dr, II, Daly for Congress was held up usa iiiuu who thotidi born lit Ireland. would Ihi found uu tho American aide of every question if mint to represent vm-gon in mo nans ot congress, llo I.mmI with a diculoii of his record as dlilriut attorney uud mado a splendid Imprvaaiou on tho magnillcont audi once present and held them to a finish with great applause. TIIK Ot'lMSIIIO.y, legislative ticket are making their light agaliiHt creation of any now offices or iiiiM)-ttlon of any new taxe. They demand that tho three statu officials be made u state board of ispnilUutioti, in Htotid of I'rtKitiiig n now commission or twnl. they advoeato no new-lang'.eil pt)eiiliMi, uud warn tho people from HiMoxwrieiH'o of tho pant that scalp buiuii) taxes and all them burdens on the pwiplo are the (rttila of umutorrup twl ItepubliTOii rule Geo. Weeks, J. II. Dimlck ami A. II lludulmmam making plum traight-fyrwanl sKiohea to the n0iln and ablo to moro than hold their own with tlm ltpublieaii legisUtive twkwt. W. V. Hlder for County Judge is a general faonto whuruver ho goes. v ..Glarks Seed ling Strawberries Prom Hie Ar. Eiter place on Kai.sef Uullom. Our patrons yy ihey never hutt suchuod fiuit and il i&diriicult logct enough, call early. -V Mpth & Graber v: HCOtyllW T II. II. IM)jNJKMAXK. 194 xrirx ht. i-.i.imi, R1 ItcmomlK.r tl- Ureal lll.t W,t Inlng gnlt awy Plenty of the Standard Rotarics Now lit stK'k. Jut got in iH)thr lot, Imhni khort foroomo tao wmka. Wo am having a surprising im-kI mUi uu th k mauhliiiN. lite ooiw that lwe Ihhhi in use for )oars, aro belilng us Veil, for on most of thorn the owner has itevnr s-int a etit for r(mlr. I hoy run tighter, hold iuuth thtead, him fusor, mkn ma uu4to, do iniwe thlnw IImiii any oilier tHUtJlila. If you am tutrold, all uih! gut .h u( our "SI riMMius twt iHivlm-asluu- daitl rotary." Kry timmmi pnixuti. Now maeli.utM fur rout. Old tiu-l ehlnwi taken in trudo. Meltlms ilattud. Umk In our north w luduw, mul hw Mawlard Umo'in. The Blue Streak Racer If )oai rwillj want to rkln font buy our SI)-, ikHiml "blno lioy" that run a imIIv in w I ft HHnmits tlio fast ivtwlKinr i-wUImI on a whcvl. Cvmeawt mm il and tho ehaiulees, bUa ciMtter brako uvu-lelt and all nliri. Ntw wbw-U$i& up. I Iwvw u man's $ 10 Vnl..r, tw modil tar $10. A 1J HamUlur for f 15. A J with now iinwi lar $li. An old Monarch tor 2S0. A Udliw' Stl Htfli Crawford (or HI Sotural ullMirgvMMl trnya from $o up in men's AIIOUT SUNDKlKss-l oarrv a full linn Ur(, Mihlhw, IwUs, Limps, rtMMi. timw, wte., nml wu at rawest iiwrkwt irkv. P. A. WIQQINS . 307 COM. ST, - ' S unrlUHrirriit. MarWrnw iyviimI Aloru uuushlno and warmer weather is I badly needed in Western Oregon. Wlieut, iKitli winter and spring in tho' Willamette valley is not doing us well as j expecud, Complaints of rust und of its turning yellow are very numerous in I Unto, l.iuu, Marlon, Clackamiis, D ug-1 las ami Josephine counties. In Iho Columbia river valley and Kusteru Ore gon both full and spring-sown wheat are dolug rcniarkatly well, and the ciop there is very promising. Oats und barley uro making good growth uud tlm hitter is beginning to ripen. Hops me doing fairly well uud there aro 1)0 complaints of lice. Corn, potatoes and gardens nrejlu good condition uud have made fair progress during tho week. All uraeses uro luxuriant ami t ir It. Huy in being cut and a largo crop will bo galiiiired. Strawberries aro abundant, and the outlook for hlackbcrricrt und ruspbernes "good. Apples und i-rcucu prunes uro doing nicely, and tho Italians aro doing better than win expected. Vll.!..OtKTrK V.II.LKV. HitlslMiro, Washington county, D. M, 0. Gault. Hard rain on Friday, the 27th, seasonable for spring grain and timothy meadows. Of no advautaco to clover; that crop bus mado u rank growth ami tlio rain has knocked It down. Heavy windstorm on Wethus day, tho2.ini, did no damage to fruit, but was disastrous to hops. Poled yards suffered less thuu tint wired yards, ill tliotuh they sustuhul some damuge. Salem, Marion county, John W Jones. I'lio week has been cold and rainy. High winds on Wednesday did conslderablo damago to early tiny and fruit trees. I.urly wheat continues to show a sickly yellow color. Mote sun shine Is needed (or both grain and Hardens, Pastures excellent. Karly cherrica turning. Wild strawlierncs plentiful. Prunes, cherries and pears, short crop; apples, full crop, Mackshiirg, Clackamaa county, J. W. Smith. Tho weather during tlio lust five days baa been cold and rnluy, with very high winds, which havodmiu much damage to fruit trees. Fall wheat looks very bad. and is turning yellow and dying. There Is a great deal of;ru-ton tho blades. Karly sown spring giain is looking bail Hops look bud. Kvery thing looks bad to tlio farmer. 1 haiorcatl a llery gositel, writ in bur nished rows of steel: "Ah yo deal with my contemners, so I with vott my grace shall deal ; I-ot tho Hern, born of woman, crush the serpent with His heel, Si in e Gtxl Is marching on." He has sounded forth the trumpet Unit snail never can ictrcat; He ia sifting out the hearts of men he- fore His judgment scat; O, Ihi swift, my will, to answer Him, I e 1 Jubilant, my feet! Our Goil is marching on. In the beauty of the lilies Christ was Imini hcVo8 the sea, With a glory in His hoom that trans figures you ami mo; Ai he 1 1 ieil to make men holy, let us die to mako men free, While God ia inarching on. -Julia Word Howe. 1 o "Journal" Tomorrow. According to the custom of past years, Tiik JouiiVAt, will not bo Issued tomor rowMemorial Day. As no buslne-s is transacted alwut the city there will bo little news, and tho printers uud report era will enjoy tho rest and witness the observance of tho dav. A fine dry goods and shoe slock, and these are some oi the bargains: . All wool challies, pretty designs, reuulariOc now 25c a yard. Silk mitts for 15c a pair. Silk gloves worth 50c for 25c a pair. AMsses' white kid gloves for 10c a pair. Fine shoes sizes 2 to 3 1-2, worth 3.50 a pair, for L25 a pair. Men's unlaundered white shirts. 29c, best quality 35c. Hear button 5c a dozen. White horn buttons, 10c a gross. 10 yds spool twist l5c a dozen. Assorted colors darning cotton 5c a dozen. A great variety of laces, ribbons, embroideries, cor sets, hosiery and underwear at greatly reduced rates. Aen s and boys hats and caps. Ladies and misses jack Immense bargains at 1st store South of the Post O.lice. ets. Isadore Greenbaum Memorial Day. Will ho duly observed but ns jieople need lo eat even when engaged in a pa triotic service, ample preparation will bo mado mid the best of meals prepared for a large number at Strongs' Restaurant. BICYCLES AKIi JUS I A LITTLE AHEAD OF ALL COAU'ETITOKS; IN FACT IHEY ALWAYS HAVE HEEN IN ADVANCE THAI IS WHY YOU SEE KAMB..EKS EVERYWHERE A. JV A A A Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers BECA.USE WELL AS MAKE UF None are For the latest mlllinerv nt reasonable iiricea see Miss K, Smith, State State 5 28 lwt THEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO A WHEEL OF THE VERY Hir.HEST GRADE. AND AT IHE POPULAR LIST PRICE, -10 better at any price few as good RE.MEA1BKK BUILDERS HAVE HAD Z LONG YEARS OF E.NTERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY KNOW HOW TO MAKE A C.OOD. WHEEL A CALL IN AND LEI ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE. IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS. 03 ATT SHIPP 258 Commercial St. A full hue of Bicycle Sundries, ftew wheels on installments priccH to Stieet. PEKSQNEL Sheriff Kuy'on, of Wheeler i-utmly, is In the city. Dr. Alice Prettyuun returned from Portland this morning. Mrs. Wm. Stalger has gone to Cor vallla to send Decoration Day, Mrs. M. L. Galium, has gone in Tur iter, to visit a few days witn friends. T. . McClellau candidate on the union ticket lor assessor- was iu iho city today. Miss Flora Young of Kmrene, who has been in the city visiting Mr. and Mra. riios. Caufleld, returned homo this morning. K. 0. Hansen, formerly a livery man hero has recently returned from Sum liter. Whilo there ho mot a large number of Salemite. Mrs. J N. Davidson and children of Hrlti.h Columbia, am in the city and will make their Ikhuo hero Midsummer Mra. Davidson is lliu wife of a promi nent railroad m in f ltritiih Columbia. Mtwr. U Wtlko and Win. Wilke. of I'Uttvlllo, Wis., aro iu tho city. They are mi'lers ami aro looking up iho mm. lerof a mill site, with a viewut heat ing. Thoy are visiting J. (i Stolnttreu iter, of Autnsvitle, aut hope to Hud a satisfactory location lit western Oregon. D4(tori't Bonk Store Soil. Having diMxned of the V S. IWU.rn bookstore to Mr. W II littrghanlt. Jr.. wo desire to express our appnvintiiiH of the latronagognon Mr. lWrbaru dur tng his buslntiw ooursj in this city. Hi old cuitouien will rind hi wH-owora liu wide-awake Inmumim man and hor. oughly posted in l.ouk and siatwn-, lilialiKUvn(ira iHtmlMf ( v-mk'h cileaman for lluntloi- Hru,.. at Urm. 5" nm ?'r ' saUMH(i. J. K. Gill A Co. Wo beVAk for Iiihi a g W iUre ui the tmlo In his liu., u s.ui. ..?.? cluiry. Mutt lbiH, A4w4tstntt r HEADQUARTERS While mino politicians mako their lieiidquarters at Boino ball, the jieoplu who wont to enjoy the leat prepareil meal, make their heailipiarters at tho : : IIMM KBSTAIKUiT McKii.lop & Hkhkiiakt Proprietors, 100 State St. To Contractors and Builders PATTONS BOOK STORE Is Headquarters. for Kodaks and ICameras 15 and 20 per cent, discount Allowed, As II build lit boom la now mi In Ki lein and wishing to encourage the tamo to keen tin wo will from nml nfior ini tiate, until further notice, deliver build, in sand, all unities for WV loud nearly 1K yards if taken with lime, to any part of tho business portion of Salem. Con creto grovel if with cement at am rate Further distances in iko proiwr tlon. ' i. W? nrr B,w off,lriuK the liost trades of Jortluiid wment, and the colehrateil Hoche HarlKir lime, together with finest quality Star A Star shingles, cut or sawed, celar posts and plastering lath ever brought to Salem, at greatly reduced rates. Inferior cement and lime sold if wanted. For price inquire of U.S. IIK.NTLY A CO. : LARSON'S NEW FRUlT EVA0RAT0R 5-H- 310 Front St. The (Isburn H a ok ot wmmMiwiwi By ii.sjme all air halis are di ensed with, and Ii nit aie diyed under dead heat, it i"tireproof; it aves 80 per cent in 'fuel;! it sats 3-4'in labor. Can diy in 13 houis without dipping in lye, For cira-laiaddrts JOHN L LARSON, SHAW OREGON. It Iwn iagHl HISV Store eontlniurs atm Uh IhJ na largo variety ot uM.U b ll.ll RI1.1 .UU.K .... .1 . - . - .-n i i A ' r w"''h- ill Im rwa.le, cHiml-atnliimr took, our elerks vur"j ii'miiig our tfoois, RATES ON ICE Tbe ftilhiiuiig hjn- Kttn UL'rH.l ll..w. i rales mi U-e have tna Capital Ice Bottled Beer represented. SatlOactlon "orKs tin.l Crystal ee Wnrb. r ..:. .... i.. i... "i " " 1 at tin Morn's Racket Optmllo, PoitWlti All go.t aa wly lN-giiimi,g May lfl; Varnt.ci. uoniretioiiery storea. liniU ..i n.i. nrkita. iiung 100 lbs or wore at a time fcFr",' r"v MIwy ---,-,. , icta man lu bs 75c.1 m I'riwl. iwrtlea using 100 lbs or more ide:twte100U,8',C'-"1 tthoIrrUU'l7,50jLal,ton.'. ice shipped in aacka 75c per 100, tacks KIiiikci Bccs.Succcuor to SouthSaa Botthr-Woiti. Ai..ulera tor IwiUUl Kr will banllw' brewery. Kept on cold torsg. Tlaphonr Jl11' 75c. aSack extra. SaJoiwOre. 6.18tf" OjIKTIL Ire U'Auir. Ckvstal lot Wobki, Perfection flour, manufactured by A WiUielm A; Sons, Jlonioo, Or., for a-Oe by- Ou.BKrr A Bakk '7-lui Salem Oregon. ; -J4l. '- "