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

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Newspaper Page Textit if d . A:'i- -iojU ftlC I til V A I I ilCAIfl I A I I MJU'VlAMrl -IJUaU ninvnc i Canvas 15c. VillTVO I Leather 25c. DlitttfAr i JJiaiirVtLO Cotton 11-4, 75c. Comforts ISaliv Sunbonnets je"" AAVfl nn Ar e Calico 75 cents. IT I apJCl 0 i Fine Percale Sl.00 to S2.50. Handkerchiefs lift. Men's and Boy's Overalls fc. UnctnMr (Good Black Cotton 5c. iiUdlU V Better Quality 15c and 25c. oiwi J i Better Quality Men's Shirts U HTOLYBRSON'S ..MORE ELK TIES... I These are the genuinfc. Atade of purple satin with handsomely embroidered Elk's head, having the letters B. P. 0. E. worked in antlers Carnival Duttoni 10 cents DALRYMPLE'S I. It Isn't the material that goes repaired watch It Is tho know how that doos tho business. maionai uiai i uiw in repairing; uuibkhiis uie most, vaiimuie material tnatenn be used In watch repairing and the bunglers can't buy it. I cell my skill (or what it is worth, and it will cost you loss than buying at a lower price. C. II. HINGES. A! WEATHER. , Fair tonight and Wednesday. Wheat Market, Ham FttANnsro, Aug. CO. Cash lOVi OiiiCAuo. III., Aug. JO. Sept. 7fii. Halem, 40. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADS DT The Sidnev Poivar Co. HIDNKV, 0UK00N. niade lor family ubo, ask your grocers (or It. Hran and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT, ruoNa 51. an9MnHMaatwaaMaaHaaMBBKBaBaB9Ha KXXYVAVVWkAVIt.VYX I prices before you pur chase o'.sowhoro. Wo also carry un iintneusu stock o( ladies and gcntlemons dress shoes that wo nro offering at a big bargniu. i E. F. 0SBURN, iSBtoSA ViYsVlkV,lkk CLASSES will be resumed at the Sacred Heart Academy, Tuesday Sept. 4th, For further information apply to Sister Superior. While llotclcklnf You will need the boat of food and that which can bo prepared with the least trouble. All that you require can be had at the lowest price, from Urauson k ltagan, cod SHOES! I i I 5 Hop pickers, wo havo F 5 what you want In tho r w if.... r -i a.... m iiiiu ui niiuua. rev ciur r. - PEACHES Send .'us in your order, Early Cruwlords, big, large, luscious fruit. VACUM SELF SEALING JARS X X X Easy to seal, easy to open absolutely safe. Call and see them. X X X X X Just received an invoice of the celebrated Wit tiver Bros. Swiss cheese. XXX TO OUR CASH CUSTOMERS We are giying away set. Call and see us. Roth. & TUONB 611, Ttie Hop Picker need, In the Dry Goods line, can be (applied at the Big Bargain Store. We hive : : Good quality 30 cents. We have the Exclusive sale of these ties for Salem. Excursion Tick ets tothe Carol- vaissi.ou Round Trie. Into your that results In a perfect job, Any bungler can buy the lino kinds o 296 Commtrclal Street. Next Door to llolversoo's. A--' HOTEL ARRIVALS. ww The Willamette 8. II. Uiisell, Minneapolis. K. A. Kngwor, Ban Frunclecc. M. Muyor, San Francisco, A. N. Hinltli, Portland. Kdward 0. Jehu, Kan Fraucieco. Henry Swarts, Marrinette, Wis. Fred K. Haker, Menominee, Wis J. M. Adkins, Kingllng Circus. C. I). Willson, Klamatli Falls. A. A Townloy, Kidney. II. 0. McKtnley, l.a Crosse. Chas. F. Kchron, St. Louis, Mo. II. L Linden, Portland. W. 1'. Smith, Portland. H. 0. Soncor, Portland. PERSONAL. Attorney J. N, Hart wont to Al bany this morning on husluess. MIbs Kdua Anderrou is the guest of Ktayton friends (or a few days. 0. M. Kpploy of tho Electric Grocery store has gone to Newport font ten day's outing. Mrs K. II. Anderson and two child ren went to Albany this morning on a vieit. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Ililllugton re timed to thuir bona In Humane this morning. W. II. Francis was in tho city today and says ho will begin picking hops on watunlay. Charles Cronor came up from Port and this morning and will visit a few days with his parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John Cronor. Hugh Frceland came down from tho Freeland Consolidated mines this morn ing and nlllipeud a few days visiting his brother, J. I,. Freeland. One Llceme. A marriage license issued yesterday to Miss Dora Smith and Jas, II. Her run, Mrs. Klvti Kstcs, witness. A largo shipment of all kinds of goods Just received direct Irom New York by tho New York racket, In tho way of bed spreads, lace curtalns.embrolderles.laeej in linen ami cotton, wido and narrow widths, ties of all kinds, purses, corsets, lioslery, stick pins, pulley belts, while and colored hauderchluf, collars, cuffs, white and colored shirts for lioys' ami men, underwear (or fall and winter use for men and boys, and a thousand other articles, all nt racket prices, 2t)-2tdlw X X free, a beautiful Dinner X X X X Graber 124 iTATB 1 NEW ENGINE ARRIVES. Big Corliti for the S. L. A T. Co't En larged PUot. Tho new engine and fly wheel for the power house of the Salem Light & Trac tion Co's power plant has arrived and lie on a flat car near tho freight depot. The engine is a 20x48 Columbian Cor liss of 300 horeo powei. It is so plain and simple in construction that it hardly looks like a full fledged engine, but mora like a section of the hind leg of a Brobdignagian grasshopper. The flywheel is In two sections. It Is 18 feet In diameter, with a 32 inch lace, 24,400 pounds. This new ensiuo will bo set up in tho extension recently erected at tho south side of the power house wliero the ce ment foundations are already prepared. It is a work of much nicety to set up and adjust the new machinery, and it will be several weeks before the now en gine will be turned over. Another largo dynamo Is to bo added to tho plant and the whole business will be hooked up in such a way that either of the two largo engines can bo used to run the whole plant, or any part of It, or both may bo used at once, so that no minor accident can interrupt the service. THE JEFFERSON DRIDGE. IsDasterous anl Sally In Need of Repairing Says the Review. If our memory is correct, and we think it is, county Judge J. H. Scott promised somo weeks sinco to at once look after tho repairing of the wagon bridge crossing the Santiam ut this city, but as vet has not done so. Wo are of course awaro that many demands are made upon Judge Scott's time, and that he cannot comply with all at tho eame time but this bridgo, especially the west approach, is in a dangerous. condition, the decking being full of holes, and the entire structure is getting shaky and needs overhauling. Thero is a heavy travel over It, and further neglect in the way of repairs is moro than likely to result in a suit for damages. Nothing is gained by procrastination in a caeo of this kind and wo trust the necessary action will bo taken at onco, At the New Salem lloclral. With tho improvements mado on all four floors tho now Salem hospital, now located In tho former Orphan's Home building on Asylum Avenue, Is a vory pleasant and commodious building. There are from four to a dozen patients in tho building at all times, and the equipment is very complete for nny emergency, Mrs. Holton, tho very ef ficient matron, returned today from a fow weeks outing at Nowjwrt. Tho head nurso is Miss Lillian Mc Nary. Her assistants nro Miss Lyda Thompson, Mrs. Patton,MisiKtta Hub bard, Miss Koso Husk and Miss Emma Washburn. Dr. A. K. Tamleslo is tho house phy sician. In thuabsencoof Mrs. Holton, Mrs. J, A. Singleton has been acting as ma tron in iihargo. You Know Where to Floi It. You can tlnd what wo are talking about in nearly every homo In tho city. There is a general Impression that a nowspapor of iwshivu qualities, so posi tivo that you ulways know where to llud It, is what tho pcoplo want. Tins Jouhnal shows by its largo cir culation that it is just this kind of a pa per. An evening associated press paper enables tho man or woman who reads it to talk intelligently the next day about important matters that readers of morning papers have not yet had timo to read ubout. A Press Club. Tho State Fair Hoard has always given tho Oregon nuwswapors recognition on one day of tho fair as press day, and this year as tho Statu Press Association meets ut Ashland, it is to bo mado u great event. Edith Toiler Wotherrcd will be up Saturday to meet members of tho local press w hen a committee will bo organized to taku charge of tho local entertainment of tho quill pushers and nmko their visit at Salem pleasant. EJTho Now York racket has just received a largo lot of clothing for men, boys and youths. Thoy aro very carefully select ed for durability and good appearance. Tho boys suitH run from f 1.00 to fS 60 for very flue, and men's suits from (3.60 to 113 25 for very tluo suits. We call the attertiou specially of thoto who want to gut their goods at low prices for good quality. 2U 2dw ATravellof Darn, I). S. llentley has bought him a red barn, of A. 11. Huron, iiiul M, Trester, tho houeo mover, is transferring it toMr. lleutley's place at tho corner of Front and Division streets. Tho cartracks aro to be crossed a couple of times and tho wires must bo severed to let tho build lug paud, which causes somo delay aud considerable expense. UIJs Oceaed Toraoirow. lllds (or the repair of tho Stayton bridgo will bo opened at Albany Thurs day by tho Marlon and Linn county commissioners' courts in Joint session, Tho Mariou county court will go up on tho 11 o'clock train and como back on tho 4 o'clock. Case Dismissed. Tho caso against Dick Kurts, who was arrested by NlghtOfllcorSmith early Tuesday morning, on suspicion of having tampered with a woodsaw that didn't belong to him, was dropped by the authorities, as no positive evidence of a criminal act could bo adduced. A Hop Contract. J, II. ltobinson,of Silverton yesterday executed contracts by which he raid 7000 pounds of hops to T, A. Livesly & Co. ut 10 cents. Don't (oriret that tho "Star 6 Star" line of shoes und boots art equal to any liuo of shoes in the market, and sold only by tho New York Hackct at very cloeo prices, Pleaso call aud tit your families out for the winter, we have just opened a full lino of ladies, gents and childrens rubbers. Pleaso call when in ueed of this lino of goods, they aro tho beat grades. 29 2dAw, When You're Sick and Need Medicine tl, TIIINK The BEST is none too good, eo we T II I N k and If you T I N K at all you must TIIINK likewise. Thinking as wo do we handle only tho BEST of everything that enten prttcr P ions compounded by us. That's one point, "o buy o ) the freshest medicines - Hut's another point. No eubet tuUnR t this store that's a ital point. We "know how -that t the main point. . . .,. Theee -'points" ebould influence you to bring your prescriptions to us. We know that if you como once you'll come again. Wo have found that the UEST. in either skill or medicine, Is always cheapest eo may you, but beware that this knowledge does not come to you too late after a fresh mound has been made in the cemetery, for instance. Furthermore, you'll always find at Fry's Drug Store Right Goods at Right Prices JOURNAL X-RAYS. Tho City tax of Portland on ncwpa ers isjl a week. Portland has t3,000, 000 debt. Men like Mason, Hoar, and others who so fiercely criticised tho McKin ley administration six short months ago, and havo now reersed themselves to supporMr. McKinley, Jwoc't cut much figure. Who can respect them? EugeneKegiistu: The Salem Journal thinks tho cow is tho coming queen of agriculture The Journal is behind time. The cow Is now and has been for many years tho empress dowager presiding with dignity over the realm of agricul ture. The only troubte in this country is that our people are slow about finding out this (act. It is not easy to keep politics out even this hot weather and hero is n good ouo : According to the McKlnlev policy, the slaveholdlng, polygamous Mohammedan Kulus are lit for self-government. Mr. Mckinley has made a treaty witli them. But tho christian Filipinos are not fit or self-government, lie refuses them a treaty and deraandi unconstitutional submission. Even Christianity Is at low water mark with our imperialistic administration. Last chance to buy shoes at your own price. Giyen's old stand. WHY NOT GIVE EVERYBODY A SUBSIDY? Corrallli Time, Dcm. Tho profits last year of tho Standard Oil company wero 38,000,U00. Tills year they are $18,000,000, a sum ninny times as great as tho value of all the wheat produced in Oregon hi tho state's best crop year. Tho company is anxi ous to increaso its pioflts. Besides oil stock, it owns ten great banks, and a steamship lino, Tho 8 eamship llnu is tliu International Navagation Company and to increaso tho camin s of this and other ocean lines tho Ship-Suhtidy scheme has been devised. The bill Is lcndiiig in congress and it is favored in the Philadelphia platform. It gives an annual bonus of ten to twenty mil lions of money to tho steamship com panies. This great snm Is to ho paid out of tho public treasury each year for tho next 20 or 30 years. Concerning the Ship-Subsidy bill tho Now York World says: "The auimendments made to tho Ship Subsidy bill Improves it as a bono licence to our shipyard owners. It is dllllcult to see that they mako it hotter (or anybody else. They make it, as before, a bill to take millions of money from all tho pcoplo and glvo It out right to tliu ship-builders. There is nothing in it for tho farmer:, tho manufacturers or tho industrial classes, those who must pay tho bonus because it does not offer them tho smallest reduction in freight rates on tho goods they havo to export. Whom then doos it propose to benefit except shi builders, who nro already enormously proserouB, and whoso absolute law secured monoply of our vast coasting trado for vessels of their construction renders their proapurty eecuro for all tltno to como? "Why should tho people bo taxed for theeo men's additional en richment?" All Btraw and crash hats at just one half price, at tho New York Racket, to close out the lines, 2oc hats for 13c, 50c hats for 25c. You can eeo they aro vory cheap, Pleaso call. 20 2d lw Woodtura Notes. Tho Woodhuru base ball team will play tho St Paul nine at Gervals Sunday for a puree of $100, and a largo crowd is ex pected to bo present. Both teams nro under heavy training and n warm game can bo booked for. Tho boys havo placed tho price of admission to the gamo at 15 cents and ono half tho re ceipts goes to the Gervais boys aud the winning team ret Gives the other half of tho receipts. E, L. Remington, has his now storo building completed and has moved his bicycle shop to tho now building. Ho will begin in a few days to put down a cement walk. Woodburnhasa nowcreamery, located Another Big Shipment of.... Standard Rotaries Will Arrive Today Wo aro selling Standards and don't you oerlook it. People who think and thero are hundreds of them will always B6oho virtue in the smooth rotary mo tion, as agaiust the vibrating motion. Then the large bobbins, high speed, fine stitch, and late attachments including tlie chain stiich making two machined in one, are not to bo ignored. R.A.WIGGINS 307 Commercial St. HjTSowing machines, Pianos, Organs. Bicycles. in the building occupied by the electric light and water company, and many farmers havo begun to deliver cream to the creamery. Many of onr citizens are nt tho var ious summer retorts and many aro pro pairing to leave for the hop fields. Hop picking In this vicinity will be gin nbout Saturday hut general picking will not begin until tho first of next week. To Cleanse the System. Effectually yet gently, when costivo or bilious, to tertnanontly overcome habi tual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to diepc headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup Co. BELGIAN HARES i" -L FOR SALE. Beat stock at tho lowest prlco that can be purchased anywhere. ri"A good stock of young hares nearly always on hand, at prices from 75c up. iftrBred Does from ii to (10 each. ESTThe best Bucks in the country nt tho lowest price for service. Our Stock Will Bear Inspection Health is our wtchword, and anybody buying stock from us can be assured of receiving a thrifty animal. t&ltabhitry ornm to visitors nt all times of the day cfV"It would bo impossible to describe our s ock in tliis space, but it nan he pern at the (ftrCoMMEWM! Raimiitkry, 510 Com mercial ht , balem, Oregon. 8 2Stf H for acceptable) Ideas. State If patented. THEPATENTRECORD, Baltimore, Md. &- 44:ZM ' At a Fcliool well known for dolntr thor ough work, Tho Graduates of tho Capital Business College Are fought by business men. Five dis tinct ceurses: Bcsinesh, Siioiitiiam), ESOI.IMII, Pk.SMA"8IIIP AMlTvPKWIttriNO. Send for our new illustrated catalogue. It givesfnll information concerning rates of tuition, courses of study, etc. Address W. I. feTALEV. Principal, Salem, Oregon, Is on tho advance, those contemplat ing building or re pairing had la'tter do eo toon aud get in on tho around Material floor. A carlond Star A Star shlnghu just received, cheaper than over. D. S. BENTLEY & CO. 319 Front St. LOANS AT CURRENT RATE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BOZORTH BROS., 292 Commercial Street, Salem Oreion. 7.1 mm WHEAT AND OATS WANTED Bugs furnished. Will buy or storo Got our prices before buying. Tillson Bartlett Grain Co. Bids for Supplies. Bidsaro invited on supplies for tho Oregon School for Deaf Mutes for four months, from Sept. let to Dec. 31, 1DO0. A list will be furnished upon application to Claytox Wknt. Superintendent. The German Market Will be found all kinds of meat and the best of sausage. FREE DELIVERY. All bills duo the lato firm of Wolt A MIescke must bo paid, OJOIZ Sl son 171 Commercial St. RATESJN ICE Tho following low rates on tco havo been agreed upon by the Capital Ice orks and Crystal Ice Works, of this city beginning May 10; Coufeotionery stores, hotels and fish markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time 60c per hundred ; less than 100 lbs 75c. Private parties using 100 lbs or more, 75c; less than 100 lbs, le per lb. No sale below 10c. Ice in ton lots, 17.60; half ton. fl.OO, at the works. lie shipped in sacks 75c per 100, sacks exjJ' Capital Ick Works "' Uhvhtai Ich Works r mf ff v vfc . JuA Old Post OfficeStables Are large am have reliable attend unts, your team boarded by the week or day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea sonable. our patronage solicited. H. M. Brown f2 Ferrv Street. Imt fall Arrivals in Tho various lines of clolhing shown by us this scatpn have brought us scori. of now customers. Tho greatest and handsomest showing we have ever made l ready for you now. In ladles' and gents' underwear tho variety is great ami weights run from thote as thin as thought, lo thtito as heavy ni n nlghtmaro. Now stock of men's working and dress shirts, nrcktlcs and muflleis. An iinmctifn new stock of felt hats. In quilts and blankets vou can't miss satisfaction hera because quality and economy arc certainties. Tnblo linens, damask and Turkish towels. Ladles' new ties, new, bolts skirts, umbrellas, lace curtnins, and new hosiery, laces, gloves and handkerchiefs. Trunks, valises and satchels In variety At Pricdman's Cor. Slato aud Commercial Sts. shoe For Less Than Wholesale Cost. We are closing them out, Women that are going hop picking should come in and get a pair for S1.25, They are good stock, not trash. We also have some for SI a pr, Large assortment of children's shoes. Come in and see our fine pulley belts, 25c each, ISADORE GREENBAUM First Door South of Postoffice. HOP GROWERS PROTECT YOURSELF FROM LOSS BY FIRE BY INSURING YOUR PROPER I Y IN 'I HE ORIENT INSURANCE COMPANY. TH0S. BOLTON, Agent. At the olllce of tho Journal, Salem, Oregon, OSTEOPATHY Definition. OsteoKitliy is the ccienco of treating dim-no manually by the adjustments of nil parts and organs to their natural re lation with each other, thus removing the irritations resulting from their ab normal relations, and removing obstruc tion to tho vital forces aud fluids of the body; and by stimulating mechanically nil nrgana to their nroxir function or inhibiting nhnormnlly active processes orlfmovcmcnts of portions of tliu bodily orgnninn. It, therefore, must have for its foundation n thorough and com prehensive knowledge of human anat omy and physiology, and of th normal and abnormal action and motalmlism of all parts of tho bodily mechanism. Illustration. Osteopathy recognizes in man ,n most perfect and Intricate, and to a certain extent, self-recuperating machine, which with every part or organ in its proper position una relation with every other part will run smoothly nnd perfectly; and that nftor replacement of parts dis placed by Occident, or nny of tho various forces incident to its surroundings nnd movements, n restoration of function and DR. GRACE ALBRIGHT. Graditnto of American School of Osteopathy. SALKM Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday; hours, 9 to 11 a. m; 1 to 4 p. m. oiler's erocotv. over AL1JANV Tuetday, Thursday and ., Mrs. Winn's residence. Cb?ap Farms AND CITY PROPERTY. Land from 12.50 to f 125 per acre. We liaVe to trade for largo or small IlOmCS Ranches. Some Small Places to exchange for Stock Ilnnches Somo Larue Bi'" um' lnko ns i)arl iy rarmS property. Wo Loan .f it i Aoney ler ce"1, bell of all kinds on commission. SlOCk Uo,,t 1,0U8ea ad 'arms, Alake ?( M kinJ8 ' property, FYrliintrnc mve.a large list of lands CACUangeSto select from. If you Want tO Sell. Kent or Kxchango any uuy ' oi property, or want Insurance, "li- p11 nml 6o t I n.ltlQ r. T oroiuerclal street, LUdlli), Salem, Oregon. Bozopfh.Ryan&Co Knclose stamp for reply When writing. TRIPLE SILYER PLATE &urbowU each ii m 1.C0 100 ...l.SO to t to AfMMVtt llnl.ln.. - Ciuton .' Sliktni IUue tit iet" rupooech Teapot cacn - m t Ml 1.35 to S 00 ..M to .75 1.25' . 2t -.2(0 00 lo ft) 100 tummuuloa ku... iiv itei We also do gold and nickel plating .1.00 to i.M Ii. A. KOBER rS, OS Stato btreot. ! f 11 iAawZAd&ii Men's (MB New Racket Store Salem Oregon. Shoes Shoes health will sucrvenc. All reccgnltt there conditions in tho infinitely ltd complex tlme-pieco, driven by a spring of human make; why do we not let them also in tho mechanical body, did ercnt only in that it Is driven Lv the God-glveu spring ol force, called life? Disuses. Treated successfully by Osteopath, Nervous, resulting in lieadacho, Insom nia, Loss of Appetite, l-otm of Flctb, Constipation in its worst forms, stomicb nnd liver troubles, many kidney dis orders, consumption in its first stitei, Astlunn, Catarrh. lironchltis, Toniilftii, Female diseases, painful, suppreiteJ, and iucrearetl Menses. The results in tlieso troubles alone are sutllclcnt to recommond tho treatment to all suffer ing women. Rheumatism in all iti forms, eye troubles, give excellont re sults, lumbago, curvatures of spine, etc. Consulutloa Free. My prevloim practice has given me wido experience in the many forms of disease and I will give an honest opinion of cases coming to me for consultstlon or treatment. Saturday; hours, 0 to 12 a. in; 1 to 6 p. Bottled Beer KIlngerA Dcck,Succesors to SoutbSlc Botthc Worn, All orders for bottled beer will be fllleJ at the brewery. Kept on cold stori. Freo city delivery. Telephone 2131. WHY GO HUNGRY When you can got all you want to eai at ttie warn house Our patrons receive the best the market affords. Otcn day and night. McKillop & Berkhart 100 tae St. Loans and Insurance according to security no expense iw examination. Insurance eftecteJ o nopa ana other property ai towem John Moir 290 Com, st, 7-16-'Jd' Wheat Bought and Stored By the Aurora Roller Mills Branch ofllce and warehouse 181 TrJ st. between High and Church str Buckwheat anil oats bought at IdgW" market price. FRED P. HURST. 7-27-ti Northwestern Normal School and Business Collet SaJem Orecoa . TrmopBjSept.J. n Compute count ol Modx Norm!. "j,! Oommoo ischoot, High school, Uoeotwn. u and Art. Kull racullj. ilUtry bend lor circular. A. J. GARLAND, A. M. Prist'1 f , I EljSH f-lrfeaf-'f.