The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 21, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextiimMttiiliiMmmmiimmm S' It Taking Our Annual Inventory, -WV'fhjI'We have too Many DRESSING SACQUES Lustral Waists and Outing Flannel Night Dresses Bo in addition to our REMOVAL SALE on theso goods wo 4re going to add a CLEANJUP SALE o thorn. Tho result will bo prices that will positively move thorn off at once, If you can ue anything in that lino at a rldicuously loir price como in today or tomorrow. We Move Into the New White Corner About April 1. POPE'S NEPHEW Wiio Has Been Fighting in South Africa, COMING TO THE UNITED STATES HolVerson's THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALEM His Name Was Connected With the Bend Robbery of the Vatican. 55&fc BBS 65 rrr. f n Ml m nml 8 yi A Skillful Aft I watch repairing, and the skillful rowlrcr fi closo akin to tho manu facturer. Wo comhina both. I1 ' you havo a fins wntoh, and any part I broken or lost, wo can replace It Yon may havo a watch that you think can't bo made to keep tlmo it may bo because you hare never placed it In skilled hands. If to, let ui ooo it. If it can bo mndo into a time piece, wo can do it. Watches cleaned, 75s. Main Bprlngi, 75c. C. H. Hinges, X Ett Watchmaker 20 yriri Etrleoce. 296 Commercial Street. TUB WEATHER. Fair this afternoon and tonlgh. Run day threatening with probably rain or snow. JOUHNAL X-RAYS.' Wheat Market, Han FRAnriaro, Jan. 2i0(iah 07, Ohjoauo, III,, Jan. 21. May, 76. fWin, 60. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADS Mt I ho Sidnov Power Co. niiinut, umooH. tnado for family nee, ask your grocers for t. ur au ana snorts always on nana. K T. WALN, niont A, AGENT &, PCMOrUL A.ACJTmpbfll of tho Campbell Con MlueiforuComjmny, of Chicago, whluh has tlitfconlTact fur tho building o( tho Halem pontofflue building Is In tho city, looking up uatturs pertaining to the Salem building. Oliver Jory Is viilllng friends at Eu genu. O jA. P3 2 O 3GL X J. . huntit p It M TM llari Mirj BocfV Progressive people read daily papers. The most progressive tako them. A Hating has been officially abolished nt West Point, but it cost n life to do It. 4 It will hardly seem liko a regular ses (Ion of tho Oregon legislature with Bailiff Finloy I'errlno home siuk. AAA In hiring some ono to publish a dally paper devoted to abuse and vilif ication of a promlnont private citiren a better selection could not havo bcon made than K.H. Fiagg and tho Mcllrido ckmtinol Senator (Joo. Brownoll who nomi nated Dplph and seconded llltlo Cleeton'a nomination of Mcllrido Is said not to be such an uncertain quantity this tlmo. A A re A newspaper brings out Judge llcnrv McGinn for Honator. As Mr. Corbett's, managorhols loyally supporting tlml goutluman (or Bern-tor and nouo other Just as ho auiiportwl Uolnh In 1HU5. A A Germany and l.tikila nro on tho verge of a financial panic. This country will IK) it wo send trimmers and uncertain ties to the (Senate, instead of men who aru pillars of strength in tho commuroliil world. Nkw Yomk, Jan. 21. A dispatch to tho Journal and Advortlier, from Itomo, says: "Count Cnrnillo I'ecrl, the nephow of the 1'opo, and whom brothor has rcemitlv been serving with in) Ibers against the Kngllsh in South Af rl a, is on his way to tho United States acompanled by his wife. His vifil Is for tho pnrpoieol invoking tho assistance of President McKinley and of tho United States government in obtaining compensation for tho destruc tion by Cuban insurgents of his wife, large sugar plantations and factories in Cuba during tho war with tho United States. His unexpected departure from hero served to revive rumors In in anti clerical circles, which aeeoclato his name with tho recent mysterious rob bery at the Vatican. Only n public trial could set theso rumors nt rest but thero seems no Inclination of thin being done as tho papal authorities cannot prosecute without acknowledging thu Jurisdiction of tho Italian courts within the precincts of tho Vatican, wiioro tho robbery was committed. Most of tho stolen bonds have been recovered. They woro found in tho possession of eminently respectable lunkors in Northern Italy who had no notion that tho bonds had been stolen, Tho only reason for connecting tho namo of tho count with tho matter Ih that ids oxtravoganeo is known to have been a souro of much concern to life uncle, thu Kutiff. IMPORTED GAME BIRDS ARRIVE Two Dozen English Partridges Liberated in the Waldo Hills. The Marion County Rod and Gun Club yesterday received Its sharo of tho English partridges recently imported by Oregon sportsmen, and the little beauties were liberated on the big Waldo ranch at Maclcay. Tfio Salem club joined with tho clubs at Albany, Inde pendence and Portland in the Importa tion of a largo number of these favorite gome birds. They wero secured atfG per pair, out bo many uiou on uoaru ship that the price figures up nearly double that amount. These birds are smaller than a nntlvo partrldgo and longor than our quail, but favor the latter In there characteristics, and are n most handsome game bird, The members of tho club sincerely hope theso birds will not bo killed by boys, cr other sportrnon, so as to give them a chanco to multiply beforo thooxplration of thu law which protects them, in IDOL Tho local club of eportmen as well as the public, is to bo congratulated upon tho nrquitition of theso rare birds to our already largo supply of bucIi dosirablc game. f FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPER c Z H 1 F. W. HOLLK i ! m H CO HOUSE FURNISHINGS. IS a. OS U 111 a. H I 3 FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPER : SlilMliJUM WOODBURN GIRL HABEAS CORPUS Hearing For Release of Bertha Crader Before Boise SPECIAL DON'T WANT TO BE U. S. SENATOR' Friedman don't want to bo U. S Sena tor. Many times they havo tried tc-havo him run, and onco tho stato went with out ono on account of it, but ho makes a few suggestions that como of the gnmo and fishing laws bo repealed, especially whe.ro they allow a man to kill fifteen birds and ho is not permitted t6eoll ono, ho must either down it himsell, or clan destinely d.lspoEO of thorn, why shouldn't a pereon if ho is allowed to kill fifteen birds, bo allowed to dispose of them in his own way. So any citizen of Salem may purchaeo ono and not be prohibited. A man should not bo allowed to kill inoro than ono or else givo him tho right to dispose of them. Trout fishing like- wlso, when a porson is allowed to catch I puvurni iiuuyiiu ui wivui, uu puraoui Is allowed to soil them, and thus pro hibit an ordinary citizen from obtaining! n trout. It is hoped tuo prooent legisla ture will repeal nil the obnoxious gamu !Hs laws which are un-American, when it favors only a few persons and enact eomo wholceoino sensible fishing and! ganio laws, whore no porson should catch moro than ten trout, and no more than two birds or oleo gives tho markets permission to purchaeo and cell the earae. Hoping tho members of the Houso and Senato will net oil tho advice of tho only man who uon't want to he U. S. Senator, S. Friedman who can boi found corner Stato and Commercial! streets whero thoy sell clothing, hatsi ladies and gouts' tumtsliing goods. PRES'DENT PRESSMAN WAS RE-ELECTED Boise Releases the Young Women Who Could Not Get Her Pay Chicago, Jan. 21. James II. Howman president of the international Printing Pressmans Union, was unanimously eloctcd president ol tho Chicaco Feder ation of Labor last evening. Henry The Fourth la ill sizes at Sam S. Gold smith Clear Co. CAUCUS TONIGHT, 'biilliiuil V om Pint l'i. firquhar's Fleet. 1'k.nhacou, Fia., Jam. 21. The South Atlantic squadron, in command of Rear Admiral Farqulmr, which has been taking on coal and supplies and manoouveririg in tho harbor, sailed henco to-day or tho Gulf of Florida. After cruising thero it will go to Gnl- veston, arriving thero Feb. 11, nnd leavo that harbor Feb. 18 for this port, whero it will remain 10 duys, nnd then sail in Cuban waters until April 25. ThoKcarearge in tho flagship of tho squadron, AT HETIC STORY Continued from lint !'( c. Tbe Strike lion ONE BILVEU DOLLAU-wlth your namo Imiided to Jus. W. Molt, or de posited to lil credit, at Gilbert Hro. or Hush's b4tik, will bring you W. 1. it ryan' great paper iho Commoner for one year. 1 21 tf And only the strong can hope to win, (It VOllritt (for lllll inilt,.t 111 nlnnlm. I.. your homo tho ltnr ru.vi.i.w.u ...,i And groceries as sold by lIlUNHQM fj IUOAN. Smoke HiBiy the lounh 84W. S.ColJimlihCl.irCo. AU the merch.oii tal cltrki imak Thi Fourtii Htm 8. ColJimlih Clear Co The Great Piano and Organ Sale Every Article Reduced A nice chance to beautify and make your home pleasant and entertainiiur. Is ihn nnt nnu. thin? in the list below that you ought to have? i Tho light over thu Hunatorshin from thin tlmn forward will grow more Intense ns the (lrst ballot nxpilnxl by law inust lie tnknu in tho seiKimtu homos 'I'iim. dny Jan, 'i. m ihkiii, whuthur tho Uh- publican ouucum tnk) iiutlon or not. IMh Houses of thi legislature mot at Uo o'clock tcnlay. II. W. Corlwlt 8. nator Mcllrldu.J II. Mitchell, Harvey Hoott, Henry .McGinn. II. L. Ilirkley, David Craig and a Iiiiii- ilnnl notiililoN are In town. It xHecy., of Statu II. It. Klncald, and ftx-MuiiiiHirs lluelthiu nnd Makny of Porthiml nro in tho city to witness tho Boiiutorliil tight. Ilouic SianJliti Commlllce titmti. At the open mwiloii of dm Huiihu thiaj afternoon Spimkor Kmnlur announced as follews: I Aurlullllllro Nichols. Hmtnnll , - .p Her- Merrill, 1 National Orgsn, low top, 6 oo . i,fiVt',.; ! ,ao I Gem Organ, low top, 4 octami SO IK) 1 lUilf ft orsu, 4 octaves i 96 00 1 Ksley ClmpelOrnRii, 5 octaveij 90 00 1 Ghlrauo Collage- or4au, parlor, 6rM)aves MO 00 1 hulry Organ, IVrlor. 6 octave j W 00 1 Putnam Organ, High lop and minor, oot. eouiJer innnn KK'C.l.ai.k . ' vw v Ainiiutu urgauK, iiigu lop anu A els of rifiJn oot coupler $ CO 00 0 KiuiiMii uigani. iiglit or dark rae4ataolnniI oot duplet I 70 00 2 A. U filial Organs, Oak, 4 sets of il oot coupltr .... $ 70 CO 1 Farrand A Votry Orwan, Wal rtui.eilfatiiiu tUOOO 1 KiniUll,hiiilwmo ervcd esri H7 00 3 A, H. QhKMi walnut, ixtta tine faw IWOO 1 blory A Clark oryan, extta lino cw ! 1 Piano Cato Organ, 7 mUvvt.. .JIM Vprlght Piano, madu In I.'ng- lumi I leer Piano, mahogany 4 pod. ai - uiia rwi llinie) Piano .French Wnliiiit. iM7 OH Kimball plino. Mahogany iiKiiuy iianugtsl rami . . ..173 00 I KliiiiMll Piano Prviioh WahiulU'j W 3 Whitney I'iinoa, oak or wal- 4 Oramer Pianos, oak or wainuijio IH) I Kimball piano, Colunlal ma- I Lmerson piano Colenial ma wany 6 qq II Kuivimii Piano, oolonUl ma- '" f S60 IX) i no aoavn am all uwii i .i... !.,,., - t .-' 'T,H", ""' ...... .....v,,,. ,r ea)u or itiuiit i b MvnjfiiU of J.100 and uimartl. fi 1100 Ck) bdeT.rZl P' " W"1' ",U,,wt W" oo K'l narus Alcholle tnilllc -Vincent, NnttliiuliBiii. Icsry AiHHwxuiMut mid tmutlmiir.iv.Li.... MllleV, Thomson of I'umll.la, A Carter. Nottlugham. ' HankliiK and lniirnnn Unit i...-. iiiiui, (irneu. Cipltol IIiiIMIiik and Clromitln Ilnrtmuu, Schiiuun, Stewart. t HIM ami Towiih I'honipson, of MuHiieiiinli: HlmixHiii. Uiultlu 'f Mult imiimh. Claliiis-L'mmott, Wutson, Itoburls. l;4iiiiiiiiiriixkK.l.iii.i..i 'ii . Miltiiiimali; Vincent, I)rhwill. Urxartlonj-Colvig, DrUwII, Kice. iiiiiiuHi-aiouroor, t'wirco, Orton, Alien, llama. ' Ifduoallou-Hteworl, Grace, Nichols, MeCrakeu, Metjiieon. Kltratiiin llarna. Millar, Ilartu.an, thi)Jey, llawkina. ' lJnrHHl Ihllt-Geer, lllg, ituruiiiKi iiiiw-uarratt, Shipley In l'Ural lUiMtMHia Mullnaumh, toti. FlihHriwittmlGtue--ltlHirt, IllllHU. MhIiII. KdaMU. .:), .1":! y l'rluat-lCldy, lltntlth himI hiu)I NutlUiubam, lUtvie. iiurtlvHltu Uhiu. 77 00 -Hum, Smith of Km so, Out of the above list a Cramer piano was sold o a AWrio county prosperoib fanner now liv JJK m bast Salem and a Kimball ort;an to a re$' ident of jeivais. X (3 BO RGB O. OpHHlt) lluih lUuk, X WILL, lilua Ittbbou Canne.1 Fmlu,. . . A QUALITY SALE Our XJntlro IJua U Kxlra g44J PIE FRUITS woraU Ktwnw, -Hri. IhHHunis, Mau JudirtiialTairH-KIrk, lloleawU, AlUu , Haemal lmnmnu-Z' Wi JT- t&m ST . l PEACHES ' ' APRICOTS J-Vor,,J 30 OiHon, PUMPKINS f'0r2 W Gallon. ice Jair fml iv. ami Rot) Ribbon ' tWe aranle the above iroods in hr n Vwtmmlt don't forgat ourTe of Uh e i jjwvm, on wi uwunorine price put up. ROT&RABER&3Lj-!S:: llUUivjIllll. l.ld. "' "!, .J,'",r.,u'U ,,"'-Mmmwiiv, Dr (om, ItuUrts. ' IVlMl. IftutuuiUktv i.u.1 -l....i. ..,., 7: UluitMM-KruM K,, MoaiiS I'nHUiir-Urtor.UfiM. I1u!l lte4r, lltacfc, Kmm. IsikwihI ' "iw ami Hhi niH-rbo(ihio M wiw-rai,,, HtsartM I iahi amJ ounmr , aHt4tk ami' ImUmtMM - Uw Wj MMt meaiie-ttwiU, WttrUt, Mg, HurruJiUk. MclNiiw. H"' CukM u. tut0 nij i. .., . """," nvt 1st thfat "" -' lik. lM. a k.i.i.. 'OMMIW X Ol UiacA. When his namo was submitted to her lot a visit to Windsor nftor his return from South Africa sho stroked It through with her pun. nionewH olthoillnesHof hor oldosl child, Fnipress Frederick, added greatly to the distress and tho fact that sho was physically unabla to visit tho empress and see hor befoto olthor died mndo her norvous and exciteablo, Later camo tho death o! ber second son, thuDnko ol Saxe-Coburg Gotha Wwiltiliurg) which In a low weeks was followed by tho death ol her grandson, Prince Christian Victor, non o( her daughter, Helena, wlfo of Prince Chris tian of Sclileswig-llolotelu. Tho prospect of nu Indollnlto prolonga- j on of tho war was n trial under which nor riKfliin again lean to sink in No I ember last. nor spirit remained undaunted and wlion It was rojiorted that Krugur find said tho war would claim hor as ono of its victims tho quoondeclarcd : "I may die, but Mr. Krugor won't kill mo." When she went to Ilalmorol, her high land homo, hor spirits revived under thu Intluenco of Gon. Itoberls brilliant achievements In tho South African war but the Improvement was short. uuiaorauie war news and reports of tho acutomfferlng of her dying daughter iwiipress r-reuoriolc, were affecting tho queen severely. Sim had (its of denresslon and prvln. Sho referred constantly to the death of the Duko of Saxe Conurg Gotha and ox pritwud a with to see tho Duchess. Tho last time sho drovooutsido tho grounds of Osbomo the villauera nt !?... (aOUHiI Uitruii.lA I...I . -. i. . . .t - .... ...v -.... ,,11-n to near wiu clear treble of the sou of the Prlnotw of Hat ""burg trilling out popular songs from the royal carriage. The Iwy was iuuimr to. k-.x.t, i.i. rndmother aake, m obeillenco to hor whiiw. .now ami again aM dWeJ, wakKiilng to tell tin. bov to mnii.,,,.. i.i. ehaiitwhU-hto the initiated onlookers ontainrtl a world of Miho. SIio sufforttil aeutolv from I.-- ... owing to bir eoiutiuit crying. In her (HKioiU of mentnl aetinty the lrpHlw inewtltlv UIHIII tlm ua, .!.. Colonial 4Joretry Clwn.lwrlam was eAWittwiuUi to go to Osoonio to consolo hr with thti mswring netss, Mr. UlMiulMrlalii 11 the ar mih !,... .... tfieeai favore.1 peace in South Africa, n, aw rhIw tiling, BS t tllrniHl -v. .r iw IVMMitM XQ ChamtHirlain. Ill, eBorla to oonwlo tU .,u was frutthtM .ad the abruptly tUi eouferoHce. rwtl U, apr Rt 04borHO j,,, b-U'Uuy- HHtlWnotatten.pt to de,v-, Uw 4un Uu tnM lalttl U.d,Ui,u,Wa J,k-hludtul)0 vrc. M, the war ln gu,,, Afrl . m. iwnmwi. The iatrview w! sottw uj and it na th last Uwa that lh..WtMm Ja,y,a the wldo At ttWt tlUlrt I1.A .,...!!. I. . . . "" "iiiia naa j. JUT tfle8v-l'lM.on.bm the Prinof VWi.B irnler to prevent n Z '! ftU,w ". tteKM , dl loer tUatr on Thursday Bertha Crader, a working girl of Ger man descent, was sentenced by Justice Overton of Woodburn to 25 days in tho county jail for taking articles of cloth ing from her employer, Allen Shaw. J. A, Jeffrey, tho Salem criminal law yor, was interested in her behalf and brought habeas corpus proceedings be fore Judge Boise at 10 a. m. The Complaint Detective. As set for in tho petition for hor relcaso tho complaint on which sho was com mitted had this clauee: "Tho reason that tho said Allen Shaw suspected the said Bertha Crador is Unit the said lierllia trailer was Iatolv a domestic of the said Allen Shaw, and before quitting hor employment ns such domestic, was seen by himcelf in pos sesion of certain articles of clothing be longing to tho members ol his family, and which tho said Bertha Cruder had partly destroyed and converted to her own ueo, contrary to thu statute In such cases inado and provided, and agninet tho peaco and dignity of the Btute of Oregon. Attorney Jeffrey shows tho complaint with this repert: That said pretended criminal com plaint Is fatally dufectivo nnd totally void, in that it (ails to stato suflicient facts toconstituto tho crime of larceny attempted to bo charged, or any crime against tho State of Oregon or any ono eieo. That said criminal complaint is also further fatally dofoctivo and totally void in that it fails to state the owner $1.00 .25 17 lbs, granulated cane suear... $1.00 f m r 1 I a .- !ic$ ids. extra L. cane sugar Roasted coffee, per lb. 15c, or 2 lbs. for 2 brands excellent flour per sack 75 8 lbs Fancy Pink Beans strictly No. 1 25 Fancy Burbank potatoes per bushel 25 New walnuts large and fancy 15c lb. 2 lbs. .25 When buying groceries don't fail to call on us. M T. Rineman 132 State Street. Telephone 131 of said goods which your said petitioner, Bertha Crador, is alleged to have stolen. Hint nam criminal complaint is uir thur fatally detective nnd totally vokl.ln thnt it fails to allege that the said per tonal proRirty which your said peti tioner, Bertha Crador, is alleged to havo stolen, had or has any value whatever. that raid criminal complaint la lur ther (atally delectlvo and totally void, for tho reason that it does not attempt to charge any crime, but only stated an alleged stHpici in. Berth Crader's Statement. A Jodiinal reporter culled on Mrs. Bertha Crador at tho county j.tll yoeter dny afternoon, when sho stated that after working in tho family of Allen Shaw foril vo weeks nnd recelvinir no remuneration, evou aftor several re quests, excepting tho eum of 7C cents. sho left, taking with hor a few articles of clothing, moro forspito than fornnv auttial neod. Sho is 21 years of ano and lias been doing housework einco sho was 10, hor parents havldg dlod 10 years ago In Springfield, III. Mr. Shaw has been out of employment for some tiiuo nuu ku iiuans un excusoior not pay ing her for tho work dono. Tho family troatod hor kindly whllothoro hut thero was considerable work to do, thoro being four children undor nlno years of nee to caro for. .Ms. Crador is au honest. look. ing girl nnd seems to liavo boon com polled to resort to harsh moans and has ' c ,n oot hnrxli I rnn tin. ! I.. .,,.. ...... i , vJeO. -. .. WI , i-vuriuK nor pay. Trial of the Case. Judge Boise heard prisoner, to tho general satisfaction of all present. Ho sustained each point mndo by Lawyer Jeffrey and thnt young mnn's hat band was visibly enlarged ns having got tho prisoner hor liberty, but quito n little addition to bis reputation a-i a criminal lawyer. Tho Snlem W. O. T. U. took charge of Mrs. Crador and sho is assurea ol em ployment. They resent thu action ol Mrs. Overton at Woodburn, who, It seems, returned .to Mrs. Crader hor membership fee nnd ribbon badge on hor A GARLOiD OF W W GOODS Just received at Greenbaum's. Fine silks, velvets dress goods, calicoes percales, ginghams, etc, . - Prices lower than at any other house in Salem Call and see the new goods. IbADORB GRjBBNBAUM'i Location First Door South of the Posloftlce. The First of the Year Will be a good tirao to bogiul n prnctico course of study. Ai throroucli kncorlntlf-n nl !! urnncnes connuumng our regular snorinand or bustnoss coureo will open tnanyfl uiiui imiiuuo in uuHiui-BB. .-I cuuriiu ill. mo , CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Will bn no experiment, ns tho school is well known for its thorough work- f!fn-.l u:iu inuivKiiuii instruction, fionu ior catalogue, auutckb, W. I. STAMtr, 8al6m Oro, RIVER BOATS RESUME THEIR REGULAR RUNS Commencing Monday tho Steamers AUonu and Pomona, of tho Oregon City Transportation Company's lino, will re sumed their reiitilar run. I M. P. Baldwin, Agent. own responsibility. Mrs. Crador Bnoko in the highest terms of the kindness of A Representatives smoke Henry The .Fourth tho balom W. C. T. U., who had called Sam S. Goldsmith Clwr Co. on bur its individuals tee. and as a commit- la Olden Times People overlooked tho iuiportiinco of permanently bonoilcial effects and wero satislled with transient action; but now that it is gonerully known that Syrup or Figs will permanently overcome habit unl constipation, well-informed people will no buy other laxatives, which act for a time, but finally injure the system. Buy tho genuine, mndo by the California Fig Syrup Co. ' All Senators smoke Henry The Fourth Sam S Goldsmith Cljar Co, Dearie repairs machines, tho nrcumontof counsel tor the prisoner but before pro cye-ringe oegan a delegation of 7 W. O. A GLOBE TROTTER LOCATES AT SALEAl H. Deane Goes Arnnnr. the World on his Profes sional Work. Sccclil Sale. Wet weather goodb. All of our Mack intoshes sold nt 50 per cont reduction. All of our $1.00 Umbrellas 76 cts. Allot our 75ct Umbrella now 5'f ctp. SAI.ISM WOOLKN MILL STORK. 12 20 tl Does your machino feed rjght7 Deauo. Noonday Rest". The ladies of tho W. C. T. U. desire to announce to tho publio that thoy havo opened a Noon Best ut their rooms, 120 Court street, whero qoffeo, tea, bread, butter, sandwiches, meat. notntv.H. ntn A. . ....i. ii tn ,' ' . . .;r ' i iiiiuuiuk win oe eerveii uatty except Sunday's, from 11:30 a. in. to ltlJO p. in. nt nominal charge. 1 3 lm The New Machinery Belnt Introduced. The Salem Steam Laundry hits placed one of tho latest improved and most ex pensive starching machines manufactur ed, in their plant, and are turning out work nuvor before equalled in the west. l-ll)-2t Ladles, Three Dozen Free. iDt'.,I 9"rSl.A"tl,Gorul Paulines. Positively infolliblo in troubles peculiar to tho sex. Monthly remedy. Never dlssapolnt. Harmless. Simple. Con vonient. Particulars with free box. Dr. Julin Pinaud, Wood Bldg., $MMU St., NeworkCtiy. llfltl NEW STOCK. Shoes'of all Grades.Mea's. Ladies and Children's..... uuuyni ai ciose prices ana will be sold lower than ever. Satisfaction guaranteed. Re pairing a specialty. JACOB VOGT .) btate Street. Opposite Patton nroil IT After a trip of lift een jcars. which hn- AVrnnitnJ tl..,,....!. tuuuuu inn iiii'ii (iirir iIhhm,..i . T. U. ladiesworoisullantU-iiMlmrKilli, Itri-in tii .i.i. . .. ... "I Bherifl Durbln and riven (. within II. D.. i,-.i ';..". ' ,1 .' ,' e.or 'A J"? drummers smoke Henry The Fourth - ----... . -- - tivviMLii in ii aa ii a ii n ii -. i . .1 m : ai i ! ri -i w "- wivuu, i --". . w-fMttsiiii kisai LVi .wr. ieanoifl n professional mechanical engineer, having eervod uu Annrn,,il,.a. iCTML m Wilson alo ti tho bar. Mr. Jeffrey ui au app.irently convinc- I it. mamiu. ...........! .1. . i . ... . -a u.u,,Mu, iitoiwi niHiaw oi tile case. Tho Stato vs. Dorrett IthOregon remlres a clear statement in the complaint of something forbidden bylaw ."the acta1 Co.. of Olv.,l,..i m.. constituting the offenee m plain Ian-1 A s,,al,ty is '..ndoin his.hopof sew guage." Thle complaint was founded ! dig maohine work on suspicion, .lid not state a crime, did Mr. Dean is an export in the renal,, not allege ownership of the gooJ8, did ingof sU and eU-tnial mJe I, no3 Tn not (ix a value, and thero was no sub- will ooeupy his tin.. in lch n, iw stantlal foundation for a rl,r..a n.... 1 1 ... ....'.. " n . " 8,,c" ns bolo,1B8 . , " . " "" mo ... nu Hue. t,i 111 icii no ranairini ai was no way to do ju8tice to this womn., nrm i,. t, !.,., , .V .-? M for the wrong done her. but to dUd,,! IIT"'"1 '' v'"""t. hor. WHILE WE ARE REMODElI iinu itit FRONT OF OUfl STORE WE WILL SELL HAP- NESS AND SADDLES AT ACA WAL COST FOR CASH. Notice to Contractors. alilnof rnur v.u -in. .1.. ..-;...". ..; " "wignou nro ready lo receive .'-". .... illU 11 llttllUr mill I IHMH Inr fit.. .irii.tl nn ..f rrong dono hor, but to dlsohargo District Attorney Hart -aid the stato would readily concur In the eiition (or discharge of defendant. Judge Boiso altera plain definition of larceny, and the complaint failing to state that she took anything of any value "feloniously," ha discharged tho Sewing Machines Repaired.... it i o.tti ...- n Co of Bridgeport. Conn, nnd ho J ,-0"i Church nt Butteville. Oregon. IH'nt some Hint) wltti tho White In and specilicationaof tho propoa- ru uiiuruii uuiuiing may he seen nt tho I City Hotol Bllttevllle. Orouon. (miii'itntn to Jan. 21,1001, at Bank-of Woodburn, oodbum, Oregon, from Jnn. 21 to Jun. 31st, 1901, ut lulbortBroa' Bauk.Salom. Oregon, from Jan. 81 to Feb. 7,1001. All bids will bo opened Feb. 0, 1001 Tho committee resotvo the right to reject any or nil bids. Hknicy L. Utty-a, Pros. Building A. UoMKit Conk, Sec. ) Conimiteo. the apfHMrtatl at uiibl. Uh TJm,4y u,e ,,,, U4 ,llroko 4 nmuum aoHJItiaM. B u Vtaif lb ta I wkji Ui a., m " SVg?gUttn Sowiug machine parts. Needles and oli. Old maohiuea taken lu trae. New maohiuea for rent. Agents For Standard Botary, Paragon While maohiniM Ami will sell yw anv oilier ontue you want and save you wne. We soil inaatilnu. imu, i. T-. '.'. the county to the otW, and lots ol v-uuiv nmi mm hs. SamSkG:aatra0rUCr0nll",lrtil f"D' WOMEN OF WOOD" CRAFT G0J0 ALBANY A gay jiarty of Salem ladios went to Albany this morning intent upon .Mis stonary work They wero delegate of Women of Woodcraft, who go ,todo some floor work ill, their eraak team. .m noip install otticeis and initiate "mams ior the A uanv lo.h. E. S Lamport Harness Co Sign of White Horse 289 Commercial , NEW TODAY. Advertisements under this head 5c a line each issue FARAIFR.Q ATTPNTinw 'J- FIX UP YOUR FARM Drain tile all sizes, also Ian cedar posts. Prices reaonable D. S. BENTLEY & CO 1Y v JAAffBt Phone 301 319 Frost I GIRL Wantmi. t .i i wwk. Good place for the right kind" WE CLAIM &.& 0Be of ml of porson. Apply at 102 High " "IIUUI. I III tl took with than, iho oolors of Silver Bell Circle No, ., their axos, swonU, regalia Senate and House, In joint convention oan Iw aocouuno iatKl naeb day and the bwtof dinners erved Mwotally from 5 to S . ui. da.lv can They . for all jio patroni- 1jtko.no h I'estaurant. and tui- thei in. and other iuipleim.nU.of war, but truth ui eye.unoM will toetify that thy iKiar-jHiint on. They repreeeni uie tialeni hoitfr, and will F-A WIGGINS '--- rMKWIIIuvrl v.arywelsibi.ii5fwit4i it i. ox pact to fraternity with to some of tlw iuu tuaai work em sej in the state Too i the party ware Mrs. Jo Bernardi. Mrs. M. h loJcooib, Mrs. MeApi, Mrs. ; " ?i?" R- Ddvw- M- 0. Borahanl, Cjaa.. fcur M. 311 Hamilton, Mrs. . K. AlkiUrdiui I.j i t i R.WUlar4.Mr.aL.nrlmg, M. P. BowtariiK, Mra. Jl-tt, ii.M 0Wa way go MP Mt mim aT? .' rH to rtnrn TuwJay wornlag. Is your machine dirty? Deaue. Removal Motlce. The und-)rsigne, lias moved hU wairon sfcop Iron, No. 15 State Bireut to his new IwiWmg, the flMt d.ur ....,). r I " c- hlr'T' 11,llm,rr' 2l Wy treet, .wre he will wtAaoma nl.l n,i ..' B55Kf-Jk'n.. 1 o, t( I'- J- IASSBM. BELGIAN HARES In the state. We can prove ibe above assei jim win pay our rattltry a visit. We have none tut the healthiest stock. At our prkes for treedinr t. ! .ml -vv.jiumy io nave a neijtan Hare din ner. weiuarsntee a rood stralfht pedUreeM """ tuitnasea. BeltUallare Pedljree tUaka for sale: TRICES toe per book ofM. 5c lerbook oioo. By mall postpsU. Send for sample. Call on the COMMERCIAL RABBITFYi 516 commercUl St. tSaltn. Ore, Or address GLENN SCIIAEFER. Salea 0r LOCATED AT LAST SALEM STEAAl DYEINfi ! AND CLEANING WORKS 't-tSfflf"."! ,V Cftt tit-Ai-ir Waliill Uie repairing of sewing- machines, on me with your troubles. Intr0f Jttt! PrtMi w. Rs, I SUT RS fKr . .p "ml rflwt y don. I 19 Commercial St., Salem. 1 QCO. H. Deane ltN