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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1901)
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Every 25 cent pur chase entitles you to one vote in the $600 Kimball piano contest. tO CENTSACOfY pssssnritsssH THCLtAMNC rASnsr Hkuamz FOR JUNE AND JULY NOW IN FU"HNE STANDARD PATTERNS SUMMER UNDERWEAR 5B$$ 6D00 6&$fi 8$ Ct.ia Yestorday We Itccelvcd tho I)ug Delayed Bhlprnent of 6o-6am SaSSSSBSlJSMM"WBSSBBfliawsaiBBaSlBMW M' & MH & i i iWinmiiSuTT-m.m' tj- wy '-tuj4v- BdDll Thestt goodi were ordoicd lust January and tho car Uioy woro loaded in woi delayed, bunco thoy have Arrived too lato (or tho rogular spring trade. Owing tolhia fact wo havo inarkwl theso goods down from 10 to 15 per cent, less than regular retail price and wo Intend to reduce thisluimouse stock m quickly as jvowlblo to our regular lino. II you ale at all a prospective buyer, all wo ask Is n chanco to show you this new lino. You . won't caro to look furthor. Tlieeo goods tell themiolves. 22 different designs, tt it u f. W. HOlllS & 60. The Low Priced Furniture House. Capital Bakery 133 Court Street. UiSffJW eikcriv i f Sunday roast and Baked afXylAl Heaus dona fr (or our iiuImu mi mi ft in nrtinr. susiowers. UIVW UB WW C. E..Mcllwiu, Prop. a. b. tMMMtocer. Fusersl Wmtor, 107 Slat mtH, 'H i 3429. Sc4m Orecoa. Best- t39eC0ttrf. 'fk Muk 2181. i ' ' " " ""- M. W. Hunt, 3o. Downing and Dr. Qiwtek have gouo on a Ushtug trip to thu AWqua river, B. h, Fowdl, agt ot Hit Associated Vm t4iortla4, U in the oily, guest of Pr, and Mr W T, Williamson, flSW) (1001) T. H0LVERS0N & CO. Dry Goods and Furnishings At the Old White Corner lAlTST 5TYU5 ILLUSTRATW MONTHIYl wac-w -- - sssfl Have Just received a full assortment of white Summer wear in short and lone sleeves, high and low neck, light and medium weights. Prices from 10 cents up. In Repairing Fine Watches Is whore weoxcttl. Our watch depart ment U tli moat coinplfto In the eta to. A thorough and complnta itocC ol tho host maturial that money can buy. Wo have mnchlnory formukfiiK any part of n watch, and when you Imvo failed to Kt any part dtipllcaUxl In any other place, try ua, Wo aro poaltlvely tho or iginal loadera in low prices and othcre oro lollowcra. Wallhtm or EUln 17 Jewel sickle cue $7.95. Waliham or Eli la IS Jewel nlckle use $6.85 Wstthes tinned 75C.Mlattrlais 75c, CrysUl doutle use ISc.ocea esse 25c C II. HINGES ?,ktr"d 296 Commercial Street and ! REGULAR SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL Recorders Monthly Report and the Rout,nc Business Transacted Shon At tho regular Msslon of theolty couu oil, Tuesday evening, Mayor Bishop pre. sided and Counollmen Burrows, Oris wold, Larsen, Klggs, Krausw aud Walker wr in attendance. Thn lU-euko ooimnlttoo reported (avor bly on tho auulicatiou (or renewal of liquor lii'enie of Joo Roth, aud tho issu ance of tho document was otdt red, Tho petition of August BchrUlwr (or renewal of liquor llceaw was rrfel toJ to tho llcensa coaiiuUtva. Following Is tho monthly report ot N. J. JTiidah. oltv recorder, for tha month Garrmae ol May, ihoHluglhe business tiautacteditruggle for freedom. ta3 ! 1875. two worts lxtel sot the stere. tt the txatloa of tbe test start ta tie WHUattte VBey. for tbc WWteCcrser.astbe tuBJtaf was tnea uStd.Joomrfnp coajstcswoitraaUtne li f trior tiBiten of t!ut tineas was tawwafcrHBej aroBSii. irsocorraati urrk4 a Urte ai varied of a J eajoye i tbe confUesce aal good wffl of tbe sarreeaaiac josoUttoa. Salem, Oregon. in thoolllco and conrts under his charge during that period. IX IteCOREtt'fl COURT. City vb. Lantd drunlt; committed 10 daya. City vb. P, 8. T. T. Co., failing to take out telophono llcenio; pending an agree ment. City vs. Down, drunk ; fined 5, paid. City vs, Dee, riding wheel wlthouta light; fined 1. paid. City t. IJacli, riding wheel without a light; fined SI, paid. ix jubticb'b codkt. Cufaon vb. Fmer, (Ciril), paid, J. P. fees, II, Constable's $.80. State vs. Gilbert and Uruce, paid J. I' fees, $7.26. Constable'a $5.00. Collected, $2: Duo from oounty,$ 13.1 f. MIRCKI.I.AMEOUU CABIt RECKIITH NJ Judah, J.P $ 3 60 I) W Gibson, ConiUblo 4 10 F PTalkington t 200 00 F PTalkington 76 Co "F," 4th Keg. 0 N. 0 10 0 Grlswold & Cliaeo 10 00 BalHm WaterCo 26 (0 HPUoUe, Agt 18 00 W W Hoagland, Agt 18 00 N. J. Judah, J.P $ 1 20 1) W.Gibson 80 F. P. Tower 14 25 A. Downs, fine 6 1.0 JohnDou 1 Dl Geo. Ilach 1 I.) Church Dlst. Co 0 00 F KumutiBt poddlar 2 I I LM Kirk, Ant 18 OJ Total recolpts, Alav, 1001 3!W GO un nana, .-May l, unit iuo-i ir.' Total doblt, May, 1001 $1303 22 Cash to treasurer, May ), 1001. 1000 00 Cash on hand, Juno 8, 1001,. Warrant indebtedness, May ,, $ 303 22 0110 81 IIIMJ) OIII)KIIHI I'AII), N. J.JJiidah $ H 25 Griswold A Chaoo 7 05 Councilman Grlswold, Street Com missioner Friuell, Recorder Judah nnil Joint Allwrt wore a appointed a special coinmlttoo to appear beforo tho county court to present tho matter of tho pay ment to the city of its eharo of the road tax. Tho request of tho Salvation Army nud Pacific Apoatollo Union for two citizens to act as special policemen without pay during the period of their religious nor vices on Winter and Oak streets was granted. Tho bad condition of the sidewalk along lot 4 In block 0, property belonging to John Heuloy, now in I'ortland, was deferred (or settlement until the next meeting, It was ordered Ithat 160 feet of 'old Itoio bo contributed to tho Yew Park IIoso Team, making 000 foot of bono for their ueo, The Modern Beauty Thrives on good food and sunshine, witli plenty ol exercise in the open air. Her form glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty. If her syatcm needs tho cleansing action of a laxativ remedy ,sho uses tho gentto and pleasant Syrup of Figs, made by tho California Fig Syrup Co. ouly. JOURNAL X-RAYS Mysteries of tho unknown what depositors will recelvo out of Gilbert Bros, bank, t Salem people will all baok a uuivorelty a au educutioual Institution (or tho sako of education but not as an organ ised graft. Fame's pathway does not lie In tho direction of robbing public eehool children of their savinia by any form of leual'procfai. Tho Oregon delegation Is not wild ovw John Barrett for minister to China. Posdhly they could tlud some one ol still smaller calibre. ft ft a The Journal Is glad there is no paper leit in lutein wiuon may print ine un colored facts about sueh a matter as the recent bank failure. a a a Ouool tho busted bank gratters want the Joimnai. editor to bo given public sonool savlugs deposits In which he la Interested aa a parent. If ho will onb keep still. That is tho grafter's ide ol justice. IhaCathc-llo SI Jowph'a-BlaU laments that not one of tho gr at uatious of the world has the moral courage to bnuthe a word (or the lioersln tnelr inaguiHuenl struggle to keep their imlopmdtnv Tho Benedletine brothers love th ways of peacw, but born Swiss and TyroteM aro waver iudlnereut to a SUSPICIONS THAT THERE WAS MURDER Death of John Stanley Was Possibly Con nected With a Former Mystery. THE SALEM MAN FOUND BED He Had Been Told if He Did Not Stop Huntine for His Dead Friend's Body, He Would Be "Fixed." Reports Not Credited By the County and City Officials. Mr. Pre cott sends following special to a Portland paper: There Is ground for strong suspicion that John Stanley, who was found dead in his bed Monday morning was murdered. Chief of Police Gibeon will trace up the chain of evidence, and it possible settle the matter beyound alt doubt. The ground for suspicion rests upon a long story, which briefly told, is that Stanley was killed to stop him from banting for the body of a friend who was supposed to have been murdered. Several years ago one James Robinson, a wood sawyer, mysteriously disappeared from Salem, and ever since that timo Stanley has maintained that his friend had been murdered. He (mated for the remains, and last hummer discovered a human bone in an old well on North High street. This diecovery created a small fccnation, but there woro no develop ments except that n reiideat of this city went to Stanley and told him that if he did not stop hunting for Robinson's body ho would be "flxed"." Tho man who made tills threat was anspected of making awav with Roblnnn. Stanley told chief of Police Gibsen of the threat upon his Ufa and said: "If anything happens to me you will know ttiis much." He also related the incident to another friend. It was learned today that the man who made this threat was seen peering into Stanley's bedroom window some weeks ago, whillo Stanley was away Whatever his purpose, it could not have been good, for ho and Stdnley were not upon good terms, and Stanley remarked when ho heard of it that tho man had no buisnoas there. Stanley died about May 20, ami his death was not known until a week later. Tho body was in such an advanced stage of decomposition t ia. no close examination was made, and tho remains were buriod this morning without an Inquest being htdd. Chief ofl'oliceGlbson vihited thn prem lues last night, but thoellluTium was so strong4io could not enter the houso. It was observed that a block supported tho upper saah of tho bedroom window, and thu nail in tho block presented the ap pearance of having been recently drawn. There was also a long, broad scratch on the side of the house, of recent origin, as though some person had put n ladder against tho house outside the window, and let it Bcrapo against tho siding in taking it down. In tho woi Jshed near by ttiero is a ladder that is about tho right length to hava mude the mark. Tho removing o' the block under the sasli and tho making of the scratch on tho wall may have occurred since tbe (lading of the body, but In vlow of all other circumstances, they Increaie tho suspicion of foul play. It isqulto possiblo that an inquest may yet be held, and that subsequent proceedings may dis close one murder if not two. Chief of Polico Gibson and Coroner Lanu have both examined the surround ings of the premises and all the facts connected with this matter and do not credit the theory that a crime hat been committed. The indications all go to bliow that he was HI and as a result of old age and sickness died quietly in bod, STRAWBERY CROP IS KEEPING BACK Cannery at Salem Will Begin 0 Dera tions Next Week. Cool rainy weather , is depressing the strawberry growers. The fruit is not ripening as it should, still the. yield will be large. Tho Allen Canning Co., is making preparations for beginning op eratlous, about Tuesday or Wednesday morning next. Farmers aro offer ing n few oratos of ttruwberriea but Mr. Allen says that, at present, they are not plentiful enough to warrant them In starting beforo next week when, it Is believed, they will start upon tho fl. Splendid Trade Since moving Into my new quart m at tho old Crolaan stand, I have been rushed constantly In all lines. I nui pleased to note that all of my old trade on wheels and machines has followed nut, and that the excellent business that Mr. Parkhnrst enjoyed on the StudeUkcr wauousandbuggles, and all of Mr. Cro Uan'e business on his complete line, has stayeni by the new firm, Tho busluess that I am doing on Studebaker goods has goue far ahead of my best expectations, and tho McConuick mowers and rakes are uow on the move, proving that the hay growers know a good thiug when they see it. My Bicycle Business 1 have had a good trado constantly on my well-known Tribune line but Mon day tbey came In, tu a ruth again, and we sent out five Tribunes. There's ooly on reason (or It the satisfaction tho riders are getting, Sundries too, plsuty of IUI (Mia R. A. WIQOINS 255-257 Liberty Street. (" 8uec4or to K. M. OoUan, and K. Miu vjtiik iiuwuiiici DEAD IN MAY HA YE BEEN MURDERED largest run In fruit that haa ever been made by that factory. Tho strawberries will be plentiful, and cherries aro com ing on rapidly,and if gooseberries ean be procured in sufficient quantity they ex pect to preserve all that they can get. The run will begin, with a force o' about fifty hands, which will be in creased as the tbe season advances and fruit comes on in greaater quantities, until tbey reach tbeir maximum num ber, which last season was oer 200 employes. All old employes will be given preference where their work was satisfactory. Remember the Mitchell Bicycle. Bids for Road Work. Bids were opened by tho county court today lor road work as lollews: for a fill and construction of a bridge leafing from Sublimity to Bitverton, where tho same crosses Baayor creek and for mak ing fill and repairing the bridge on the county road leading from Aumsville to Shaw, croning Beaver creek, tho mate rial for the former bein? for new material and the latter of old material and the county to furnish as much new as will be required. The applicants are: DSBentleyA Co J574 60 OFKoval 600 00 J E McCoy 373 00 For the proposed gradoonthe Pudding River River road near Hubbard A. Coylo offers to furniah, deliver and place the dirt and gravel as follews: 160 yd, dirt at $1.00 per yd.; 160 yds. gravel nt $1,75 per yd. All bids were reforred to County Road Master Jas. Culver, who will report. Sletkuila of Caring Jungle Ketr. I got over my attack, but It was a marvel that I did. Ono morning my doctor bled mo till there was scarcely a drop of blood left In my body. He then cave mo 40 grains of calomel, and In tho evenlug, as tho fever was still raging, ho ordered mo to bo tnken out to the yard of my quarters, laid on a bnro rattan couch and buckets of cold water thrown over mo for about 20 minutes! I wns then put back to bed nnd fortunately fell asleep for several hours. After somo weeks on tho sick list, I was nblo to return to my post ut ICornegalle. "Fifty Years In Ceylon." Disappointed the Farmer. "That city man that was visiting mo Is nu overrated cuss." remarked tho farmer. "How nor "Oh. tho naners all said ho was a great hand at watering stock, but 1 found ho couldn't work tho pump five minutes without laming his arm." Chicago Tost Ah! He Clsale. I'vo beard It said that a kiss without a mustacho Is like an egg without salt Is that so? She Well, really, I don't know. I can't toll, for, you see, I've never IIo Ah, nowl She Nover eaten an egg without salt. Glasgow Times. In tho fourteenth century tho slaugh ter of women and children after a town or caatlo had been taken by storm was ono ot tho most common oc currences of war. Tho first Rhino steamer mado Its trips from Rotterdam to Cologno In 1810, Card of Thnnks. The undersigned wishes to thank the friends ot his lato father, John Stanley, tor their kind assistance in his burial, especially Mrs. A. Pattersou, Marshal Glbtonand the officiating clergyman. J. O. Stanlkv. Mrs. N. J. Judah ia visiting friends at Dallas. Iter, aad Mrs. P. O. Powell have gone to Monmouth to spend the summer months. F. farkhurst, farm machinery, bicycles EiWWM I ffi i k ikUQkk FiilTflR fcAYS: 1 I Use Pehina in My Home as a Family Doctor." Mr. F. A. Dixon, 110 East Tenth Street, Kansas City, Mo, Mr.JP. A. DIxon.Editor Pythian Echo, sayB.fff a recent lotter to Dr. Hartman : "Some.two years ago I began uaing Vf rnna In my family as a family doctor. and I have been highly pleased with the rosnlt. My wife haa used It for catarrh and experienced great relief, My little girl has been sick a number of times, and when we used your medicine it proved a success. I have used It my self several times and consider it a very valuable medicine. Speaking from per sonal observation, 1 consider it a good Investment to keep it In my home, and believe evory man who desires to re lieve suffering, and at the same time save monoy, should investigate the real'merlts of your Peruna and other medicines." In a later letter he says : "For about fonr yoars I have used Peruna in my home for myself, wife and two children, and lAnave saved many doctor bills. Manyytlmes a dose or two of Peruna taken In time will stop aslckness, which, if permitted to go for a day, would re sult in serious trouble. For grip it is splendid and can be used sucoessfmly with very young children as well as old people. I use it in my home as an all around family doctor and when it has been given a fair trial, it has proved an excellent remedy." Address Tho Peruna Medicine Co., Colambni. O., for free catarrh book. ANOTHER ATTEMPT ,T0 TAKE TESTIMONY From Volet Joues iu the Rice Will Case at the Hospital Where He is Sick and Under Guard. Nxir Yoar, June 6. Another fruitlrss attempt has been been made by the lawyers interssted in tho wills purport ing to have been drawn by William Marsh Rice to take tho teitimouy of the valet, Jones, who is now in a private hospital at Forty Fourth Street. Jones who is said to be suRering from ulcer ation of the stomach and in a very nervous condition, has been in the hospital for about six weeks underguard. On the application of Messrs. Horn blower, Byrne, Miller and Potter, at torneys for Captain Baker, of Texas, who Is an executor under both wills, Surrogate Thomas on May 13, granted an order for taking his testimony beforo Edward B. Whitney as rofereo in case he should not be ablo to appear beforo the Surrogato. Three attempts have keen made to examine Jones, but ho had them postponed on the plea that he was not strong oneugh to answer questions. The attorneys representing the various Interests inrolued again gathered In the sick chamber but Jones told his counesl Georga Gordon Battle, that he felt he was unable to go on. MONEY TO LOAN, TERMS TO SUIT Maxwell & Hayden, Moores Block, TODAY'S CURRENT EVENTS OF HISTORIC INTEREST Whitney's Volodyivskl won the Eng lish Derby today. San Francisco machinists' strike no uearer settlemlnt. Greats conflagration in forbidden city within walls of Pekin, Labor strikes are causing serious con. ditions all over Spain. Porte has paid flGD.OOO balance French American massscro claims. The telegraph lines of New Foundlanu aro to bo turned over to thejgovernment. British garrison Jamestown. Cane Colony, surrendered to Boers June 2nd. Mrs. McKinley's general condition is somewhat improved say her pliysiciaas. Magaxlae at Mare island navv vard containing 200 tens brown powder ex. ploded this morning. Carnegie says England mav vet have t i ask assistance of the Uuited States in its troubles in South Africa. A special train of seven Pullman cars from Chicago arrived in San Francieco this morning a day ahead of schedule time. Iff-.. .1 if . . iauu vancortianut Taylor, was married today to Louis Warren Hill, son of James J Hill, president of the Great Northern railroad. Civil government will be inaugurated in tho Philippines July 1, with Taft as tho first Governor. Island of Cebu far from being pacified. Geueral Billiugton Booth ol the Vol unteers of America, has been initiated into the mysteries of Maronry In tho lodgo at Montclsir, N J. TheMesiean government has denlint to aMow antiquities pnrchased for tho New York Muwiim of Annuities to bo wen om oi tne country. The United Sutes Cotton Duok Cor poration with au authorised oapital of 15.000.000 has been inaorporat-d to manufautute aud deal in cotton duekand .xauiu good of all kinds, MoKer,,W,e draw CUt CharaD,on 0&M TIE JHr3K& f uBMy Continuation Of the gieat clothing sale at Friedman's New Rack et. Over a thousand suits have been sold during this sale at from 1 to $10 per suit. 675 suits yet on hand, which will be slaughtered till after the 4th of July. When you see the gpods and hear the prices you will take them. There is nothing on the coast that will compare with our $4 Scotch tweeds or $6 serges or 9 clay worsted, and our boys' suits are immense at $1,25 to 34.50 per suit. Our hats fit and the prices will suit you. Our furnishing goods, neckwear and hosiery, each article is a bargain. Our motto is to give vou good value for your money. FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Corc State'and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore. Ladies' Belts in great variety, 50 different kinds to select from. High grade goods, our -prices al ways the lowest. White goods, dimities and lawns, dainty patterns. We give away a first-class sewing machine July 31. Best Values in Dry Goods and Shoes Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store first door south of Post Office. SA N A PS uvciuauicu in uui repair .slinp. 8 ladies' wheels, 10 gents' wheels to choose from. Prices from $6.00 up. HLIPJP Si HAUSBR 2i8 Commercial Street. Weather Recort I Tonight and Thursday showers. Wheat Market, San FruNriBro, Juno 5. Cash 03. Cuicago, III,, Juno 5 July. 76. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADE UY The Sidney Power Co, HlDNkY OHVXION Made for family use, ask your grocers (or it. Bran and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Agent Masons and Contractors Our warehouses aro crowded with representative lines of hinli grade build ing materials. Giant cement and Roche Harbor Lime a specialty, clean, clear sand and concreto gravel D. S. BENTLEY & CO Pnose 301 319 Front St Extra Deodorized Wood Alco hol, $1.00 per gallon. No. I Orange Shellac, 30c per pound. Berry Bros. Hard oil Finish, $1.70 per gallon. Berry Bros. Quick Rubbing Varnish, 90c per quart. Valentine's Quick Levelling Yarnish, $1.00 per ouart. Valentine's one coat Coach Varnish, $1.15 per Quart. Extra White Glue, J8c per puuna. Whiting, $1.75 per 100 lbs. Putty in Bulk, 3c per pound. Putty in Bladders, 3 l-2c per pound. Let us rkure with vnn htnra i..,.,in paiute and oils. We will save von money. ' , Fry's Drug Store Next to Postoffico rJalem, Ore. NEW TODAY. Advertisements aider tbls heal 5c a line each Issue WANTED The lady that lives en barden Road that sold jellio to tie Willamette Ho 1 to call tho hotel toon aa possible. gjiiMrfaa in second hand wheels, all of - ?!!ih.feve feen thoroughly Choicest Vegetables Cannot bo produced but from the best seeds and plants, Tho host seeds and plants cannot be picked up accidentally, but result from long experience and knowledge. Wo havo the best because we pay attention to such things and never handio worthless stuff. Savage & Reid, Seedmen, &alem, Ore. Values Up, Prices Down la what you will always find in our fresh and correct stock of groceries. With every pound of tea, and every pound of coffee, as well as flour, cereals, canoed goods, and evon laundry supplies, we guarantee the acnio of quality, at loir prices. M, T, Rineman 132 State Street Pbosc 131 Frances G. Parkhnrst Resident Agent. The Liverpool & London & Globe Ins, Co.. of Liverpool, The North British & Mercan tile Ins. Co., of Edinburgh, Offices in the Masonic Building, (for merly Reed's Opera House.) Secona floor. First door aa vou step out of tns oievstnr. There is no Place Like Home And to feel and be at home U to trade at The Fair Store, Where you can find bargains in everything, for men, boys' Udie and children. If yoa want any thing to nso or wear, you can g" it at the lowest Racket prieM wr cash. Come In and get our pricw whether yon bny or not. The Fair Store 274 Commercial st. Salem. Of. bold only by Branson A ltagau V4.