The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 06, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text'JFr-nyy mn wnwMBW'i -'lyljPPW ' K- : ts i - .., m lM L-, .: ht: w fc ' r- !&. l;: 'h '., 4 '' .. : J A B r-. .: - i V. m M (V. tv k; 'X V TO J :. 4' ' ' LlLLr'TlM"'"''" ! - "'"t-, -fr"1"1 '''"'"5- J W i wmj UUK jarramair'ntrftiiri. ap m i i " ' MlTfl'li'MUriltHfrVii tn-iliiyVrftTr '" M- 'Vfrfi ri iimif i-iTnr"-" ,-" Mm L'gr''rT-'rtmitriwiir;L JULY SALES ...Are On... MARION COUNTY COURT! TO THE WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES. Our July Sale are money savers. We are making very decided cuts in prices all over the store this month. Wash goods at absurdly low prices"but we're bound to clean them out within a few weeks. So'ecial inducements are offered in our ready-to-wear de partment on the entire line of suits, waists, wraps and wrappers. i 'if 25 per cent. Reduction on Trunks All mixed and worsted goods reduced in price during bur July sales. We show an. elegant' line of gentlemen's furnishings at reduced prices this month. Levi Strauss and ThorbUglibrace overalls and jumpeis. , A vote in the 5600 Kimball Piano' Contest with every 25 cent purchase. HolVerson's THE BIG BARGAIN nvuoL ur ojitcni I mmy&3mxnVMUQC3axarnxt2X.T DALRYMPLB'S Note Carefully the reduced price on all Drest and Summer Skim. All pew desirable foods, but backward season and ramease stock brines about tills treat savlnc for you. Whlto Pique 8lilrs; no Job Q Q n lol ; this season's bust f I X X I valnoB, each JJ Whlto riauo SkfrtF, trhnrand with fancy braid, wide flare ea. . $1.98 Heavy Plalit white Plqua skirts each t $1.80 Our (2.20 flno Piquo, trimmed with band Bonio Insertion; a beautiful eklrt each $1.98 F&noy weaves in whlto .skirts, mauorlelitln every way, each. $1.35 JJiark figured skirts: made by man tailors; linintr, binding and making ponect in ovory way nt Icon than cost of making, eacli....... $1.20 That"Wonder"walk. lug skirt of ourn, in (Tf A A proy, blue, oxford, Jj J1I black and brown ...,'AV lpi lined with beat per (T f -4 p callnej an Ideal utut "4 IS dollar,, eneli V7I7 I3.&0 figured black skirts reduced to. -..$3.10 Ble Inducements In Plain and Fancy Crash Skirts fJ.oO figured black skirts, reduced to :..$3.60 DALRY M PI3 ' S IT IS REALLY REMARKABLE The number of cheap platod watch caso" that are made and sold thoso days cases tnat will wear any wlioro irom six weeks to three years, yut moat ot tlioin con taming a gnaranteo to woar twenty. A gold "llwl case, one that will wear twenty years, cost within a dollar of what It did alx years ago. That dollar represents the reduced coat of making the gold' cost just the eamu, Wo Mill gold illlod cams case that have stood thu teat of years and norsonally cuaranteo everv com which wa tell lu addition to the manufaoturor'a warrant. Any movement you want. Wfttcnoa cleaned, voc. Alain uprings, yoe, Vrff JTIcb JtJLiri60 rcViracr'ufstVttt. Weather Heoort Tonight and Sunday fair. "FIHiiir aa Order for Grocer ies. To tho letter, and with the very best that la in the store, whether the ordei ! Mitt by moeaeuger, telephone or so licitor. Is always appreciated by the good housekeeper, Our foods are all high grade, and you never make nny ailitale when you order from WL, T Rincman isatfekttMrt Phone 131 Extra Deodorized Wood Alco hoi, $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 varnish, $1,00 per quart. Valentino's one coat Coach Varnish, $1.15 per quart. Extra White Glue, 18c per pound. Whiting, $1.75 per 100 lbs. Putty In Bulk, 3c por pound. Putty in Bladders, 3 l-2c per pound. Lot ua figure with you before buyiug paints and oils. Wo will eavu you money. Fry's Drug Store JDaVNext to Poatotilco Balem, Ore. Takes up Matter of Stayton River Channel and County Roads. In the matter of tho petition of A. I). Gardner et al for the building of a dam In the Santlarn river for tho protection of tho Stayton bridgo, tho court agreed , to prevent damage to the bridgo by changing tho channel of said river by putting in a dam and making a cut wheroby the wator of tho stream will run in the old channel. Judgo Scott was Instructed to confer with tho Linn county court with a viow to getting that county to pay onothird of tho expenses, and if theyagrcoto do so, toadvortis; for bids lor tho work, W. J. Culver, tho county road tnnetor haa been instructed to mnko cut and fills in tho county roads at tho follow Ing named places: At tho point known as Bccknor'e Hill, and tho second bill west of Lake Lablsh on tho Howell Prairio and Brooks road, tho hill to bo cut down and tho bridgo at tho foot of tho hill shortened. Also a fill to be' made nt tho first bridgo cast of Win. M, 0. Oalltstor'a grist mill, tho bridgo shortened and All made. I All bridgo arid road matters aro tuinoJ i over to County Engineer and county j road master. DR. S. B. HARTMAN. SALEM JUSTICE COURT Alvln Jonrfl, nrreMcd for malicious destruction of forty feet of rubber hose belonging to Win, Cross, tho uoodenw man, was arraigned beforo Justice O'Donald and hearing sot for 10 o'clock Monday. He gavo k bond for 100. Two Horse Thieves. Indictments havo been found against J. K. Bell and Potor Latterly, tho first for stealing two horaoa and tho latter for stealing a horse, cart and somogrocorlev. Thoy aro to bo given a hearing next Monday at thu adjourned sosalon ol court, and it is understood that both will plead guilty. Von Hohen'cho ox-chancollor of many dead, Gor- PERSONALS 0. II. Hinges' family will loavo Mon day for their summer's Icamp grounds above Mehama. Mrs. Hinges will have camp organ along, and tho natives will no doubt hear somo good music. Win. Bunhoy, of Mehama, who was prominent ns a candidato for county judgo before tho last Republican county convention, was in town today. Jess Wendol, who spont tho Fourth with his parents and friends hero, Igiu returned to Portland whoru ho la em ployed in tho 8, P. car shops. Oapt, Harry Heath, wlfo and eon, ot McMiutivillo, nro In the city, ou route for homo from Texas. Miss Maude Mackay has toturned from a visit In Portland accompanied by Miss Pansy MoUclmn. Capt uud Mrs, U. N. Benson of New port have returned from an extended visit in Oklahoma. Miss Alice McKlroy of Kttgonu who has boon visiting Mrs. J. P. Frlr.xell line gono to Newport. Mcsdamcs U. L. and A. I). White have returned to their homes at Btuyton. Miss Maggie J. McFaddon has gono to Nowort for tho summer, Mrs. M, Montgomery is visiting friends at Hoauhurg. Mrs. F. M. Lofliss Is vloltlng her mother at Tumor. MIbs Mattie Smith has gono to Turner for a short visit. Miss Kva Pecar has gono to her home at Oakland, John Careon haa gono to Newport for n few days. Mrs, II. Doty hua gone to hurhomoat Turner, Mist KItliu Hmlth has gone to Philomath. A Kew Invoice of. ..i ...Just Received at.. P. W. H0LLIS & CO. THE LOW FRrCB;FURKlTURE HOUSE. Stk view of the great multltudo of women suffering from somo kind of f otnalo disease, and yot unablo to And any euro, Dr. flartman, tho renowned rynascologlat, haa announcod hla wll tlngnoss to direct tho treatment of aa many casoa aa may mako application to blm daring the aammor months with oat charge OCho treatment will be condnoted by corespondonco. Tho doctor will pre acrlbo all medlclnos, applications, hy glonlo and dietary regulations nocca sary to complete a cure. Thomodlclnea proscriWd caa bo obtained at all drug tores. ThlAOflerwill hold good only during tho aumuor mouths. Any wo man can tcome a rogular patient by Bending n- written atatemont of hor ago, condition of .life, history and symptoms of hor derangement.. All cases oO f omalo diseases, Including monstrualirrogularltloBjdlsplao.msnta, ulo.ratlons, Inflammations, discharges, Irritation of the ovaries, tumor and dropsy of th abdomen, ahe&ld apply at once and booomo registered m regnlar patients. All correspondence will bo held strictly confidential. No testimo nials of enrea will bo given to tho publlo oxoopt by tho express wish of the patlont. As la woll known, Dr. Hartman la the Prcsidont of tho Hartman Sanitarium, an Institution which haa a department dovotcd exclusively to the treatment of fomalo diseases. Ho la thus brought to eeo thousands of such caaea every year, tho most of whom return to their homea to bo treated by oorrespondono. The principal remedy he relies upon In auch cosos la Foruna, which every woman ahonld havo, who haa any affootion of this kind. Thoso wishing to bom. patlente should address Dn. S. D. XLlbt man, Columbus Ohio. Koono knows better than Dr. Hart man how much the women softer with dtsoasoa peculiar to their sex. No one know better than be does how many ot them aofler with such dls.aMa. Fa tlontly, hojefully, wearily, and often llentlft tiior eka 6 tit i ml refabl oxlst- enoe yoar after year. v A woman confined id lh house sev eral years with a chronlo female de rangsment had finally given op all hope of being otirod. Sao bad tried physician after physician, and .remedy after remedy, without any permanent improvement. Her treatment had cost her husband, who wan a poor man, hundreds of dollars. They had been obliged to deny themselves many com forts of life in order to get money enough to pay tho phyalolans. Picking np tho paper one day she hap pened to read an item which contained the news that Dr. Hartman woold treat auch oasea freo of oharg. by latter. Bho immediately wrote tho doctor, describ ing hor oase, and girtag him all her eymptomB. She ooon ree.ived a letter tolling her exactly what to do and what medlclnea and appliances to get. She began the treatmontthepriacipal rem edy being Foruna) at onco, and in a fow weeks waa well and strong again and ablo to do her own work. Another woman who used Feruna without becoming on. of Dr. Hartman'c regular patients had tho following ex perience. Mia Ida Green writes from Baldwlnvlllo,Ga-t "Feruna la wonder ful and good, and a certain our. for fo malo weakness. I havo been 111 and havo been taking doctor's mtdlclne for several years, and found that none did me any good. "Every day it was a worry. I was always sick. I had come to the conclusion to give up, and not use any more medicine. J was sick Indeed for the past two years. Just before I began to take Peruna I was very weak, besides I was bilious and constipated. "I bad pains in my back and aldo and falling ot the Womb, with bearing down pains. "One day while reading my nows paper, I cam. across an ad., read of tho book for women entitled, "Health and Beauty," aad sent for It. Then I began tousethemedloino. After using aevoral bottle. I am now thoroughly cured." Bend for f roe book, entitled, "Health and Beauty." Addreaa Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio. DOLLARS we are alter tne uoiiar, we But you must remember we want the nlmiiw j... and we are getting the dollars as fast as thev can be hnSr! . - wo. over the counter. for the dollar. trivn .i. - lar. In place of eivimr picture carrlsanj JIUtJ with every dollar's worlh of goods you purcnase uJ T i"05! . K..i I. .... 1 ..!.. r.. 11.- I. " . . .7' "V- V v nothing but honest value for the honest dollar U5 ?i fer no inducements as a drawing card to bunco iHp , except to make our. prices so low that a ten year old rffi rtti can i ni-nflf li mirrll'lciilrr rrnnrlc of CDIknvai i ,. V"lld can see a profit by purchasing goods at FRIEDMAN'S S RACKET where you will find a good assortment of felp aim yeius uu mailing guuuj. i uu w.in mso una great vaii in clothing, gent's Summer walking suits and also a snHvi line of bicycle suits. Flcna'a Cor. Commercial and State Street. A fine assortment of Valencene laces Beading, Velvet ribbons, and the prices are the lowest in this city. The latest in belt buckles and hair ornaments. Misses taflfefe silk gloves 25c quality at 10c a pair, Fine dimities at greatly reduced prices. Crash skirts that are right in style, fit, and price line im ui iiiiaaea UAiuiu UC5, Sizes 4 fO 1-2 from 50c to 75c, worth do Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store First door south of Post Office. SALEM FLAG ST0LEN By Albany Militia but Recov ered by the K. Company. Boys. SILVERT0N MOTOR LINE If tho members of tho Palem MllUIn over had nny respect for Co. G, of Al bany, thoy lost it all on tho return trip from the oncampinunt. If tlio rt-adot-wlll romemhor, somo time ago, n party of Balem ladies presented Co. F. of Salem with a beautiful Aniorlcan Flat;, whi h was taken to Kugcno with tho Company. All through camp tho Albany company tried to got tho hotter of tho Salem hoys, hut they wero not wleo enough, so It was decided nmong Company O. to steal tho Tho Salem boys did not know their plan until tho Albany Company got off the train nt Albany. It wus tho orders from thoolllcors to stay on tho trains at stations, and It was by the luckiest ac cident that tho flag was dlfcovorcd, Dart MoAtoo who had slipped off tho tntln with a number of others, buw tho Albany Company take tho Hag from the uiggaKO cur, and hldo it. Ho Immed iately gavo the alarm, Lieutenant Kurtx being notified an soon as possible, and It wasn't ton seconds aftor the Lieutenant told us to get tho ting until the whole company wero looking for the hiding place. At last It was found botwteu the ranks of the Albany Comapny, and whon it was captured the members ot Company G. looked liko a lot of sldo tracked shots. There was a large crowd of Albany citizens on tho platform, and it did not take long for tho Salem Company t tell them what they thought of Co. G. The worst part was that thoy had tho gall to ask Co. F. to spend the fourth of July at Albany. It was cousluerod to be a low down, runk act by all who saw It, and It will lioromembtircd a long time by Co. F, of Salem. Kobort Waddoll In roat race atVah lugton park, Chicago, this afternoon. French claim to havo perfected tor. pedo boats that operate submailna. Fifty Year Franchise On the County Road Asked For In the Marlon county commissioners' court this morning n petition was died with tho signatures of business men of this city and fat mors of tho vicinity, asking for tho Oregou City Southern Railway company a franchlso for a right of way to bo upon tho 'most north' Kirly and wasterly 20 feet of tho sido of tho county road known as the Wiro road, extending from tho limits of tho c ty of Salem to tho limits of tho city ol Silverton, for tho purpoBO of construct ing and operating thereon an electric railway for tho transportation of freight and pasuengora. Tho franchise Is asked for a period of 60 years, and tho right to tho said railway company to construct said road with till necessary sldo tracks and turnouts and to erect poles and string wires for the transportation ol pwor between thoso points. Tho fraitchiso is to be conditioned up on tho completion of tho eald railroad within ono year from tho date of grant ing tho franchico. The tonus of tho charter aro not yet known, and may i.ot bo acted upon this month. Insurgent leador Hellarmlno and 1000 men surroudored to sixth cavalry. Articles of incororatlon Hied for Salem and Silverton motor line. After sailing ono hour Constitution leads Columbia throe minutes. Mortlmor Nye, former Lieutenant Governor of Indiana, is dead. No sign of revolt or Insurrection is in evidonco with tho department Constitution, Independence and Col utnbia race at Newport today. Minister Lord to Argentine Republic haB reported no disturbances. Princoss llatzfeldt has begun action to contest tho Huntington will. MotherJones conducting eorvaut girl's atrlko In Chicago. The hot wave continued Friday all over tho oast. SHERIFFS SALE OF LANDS At tho sheriff's salo this morning at 10 o'clock at tho county court liouso, W. M. DiiBhey purchased 350.41 acres of land near Mehama for $150. Tho exe cution judgment was $075.78, thus leav ing a deficiency judgment ot $225.78. MONEY TO LOAN, TERMS TO SUIT Maxwell & Haydcn, Moorcs Block, Grand Opera Mouse, Lesfloo John F, Cord ray is in the city to select a local mnnagor to succeed tlio lata T. Orin Ilarkor. It is repotted that tho position may bo offered to II. Frank Moredlth, who would bo a pop ular selection. In stock at Branson & Ilagan canned meats, canned Fish and n complete line of lunch gocda for summer outing. D. C. Iluatslmcr. Funeral Director, 107 State Street, 'Phone Red 2423, Salem Oregon. Rest dence 390 Court. 'Phone Black2l8l. NEW TODAY. IIOUSK FOR RENT.-Fivo room houao in good repair. Inquire at 59 Com r. J. merclal street. Lakbun. 7 0 3ta STRAYED OR bTOLEN A light colored Jereoy cow, with halter. Finder return to Salem Truck & Dray Co's. barn and they will bo paid for their trouble. 7 0 St WANTED Energetic man to travel and collect in Oregon, Salary f 15 n week and all expenses, Permanent if references be satisfactory. Travoler'b uept., star .mug,, uiucago. 7 ltt Wheat Market, Ban FRAjtrtsco, July 5. Cash OOtf. Chicago, III., July 5. September GOJs GOLD DUST FLOUR MADK BY The Sidney Power Co, SIDNXY OIlEdON Made for family use, ark your grocers ior u. uran anu snorts always on hand fit. Louis freight handlers win strike. , , WALN AffGIlt Good, Pure Food is ji staB essential for beast ns it fa for man.nnu wo inakoit our business ntrtroll as our prido to eunnly it for tho lowest prices. When well-fed your Block will look bettor, do hotter work and give hotter returns on your Investment than where false economy Is pracliced, To try us is to bo convinced. Try us for poultry supplies, our prices tlio lowett. are Savage & Reid Seed mid Foed Merchant. CAPITAL BREWERY CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS Finest boor on tho market, lias stood tho test of twenty years and ii better than over. Our superior beer, kept In cold ttoroge, all orders filled prompt. iicu uiiy tiunvury. CAPITAL ICE WORKS I ho purest crystal ica made from puro distilled water. Freo deliver? at lowest rates. MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. CRYSTAL ICE WORKS Is now ready to deliver ice to the consumers of Salem and surrounding country at existing rates A spe cailvis made of fine ice cream. Free delivery on Sunday. ...Crystal Ice Works... . J. MAQUIRE, Mar. Totepho no 2071 Main DON'T FORGET OUR PHONE IS RED 2151 Call us up when yoiu wheel needs repairs, we have the most complete bkycle retail Vi la Ity. Also a complete stock or all mcit dries, tires etc., always o a hand. OUR MOTTO: Rest workmanship, prompl delivery. HAUSER gs8CM.it nKssr BICYCLES, the Good kind. $35 and $40. SHIPP & RBMOVBD I have removed my harness and saddlery business from Slate street, to No. '232 Commercial street, two doors south of Rush's bank corner. In my eulargod quarters I have better facilities than over and am prepared with an enlarged stock to Eerve my patronB. :: ;: :: :: :: P. E. S H A F 282 Commercial Street, Saloui, Oregon. BR The Easy Running Tribune.... jj ROADSTERS CHAIN WHEELS $35 and $40 RACERS. $50. CIIAINLESS. $60 and $75. Tribunes this seaton have outstripped all former records In tales, due whollv tt Hie fact that they have quietly proved themselves to a critical public Watch the streets these days, tho number ot dainty blue streaks llujreon, tells tho'talel It's l the perfoat bearing. " l Irt tho cvcloidal sprockets. ' In tho perfect tlttiug ihatna. In tho ''hang" of tho wheel that the easy running qualities are found. 8K0ONI) HAND WHEELS, a big bunch ol them at your own prices. Cents' Sentinel, $5.00, Gent's Gladiator, $7.50. Gent's Remington, Cactus tires, almost new. $7.50. Gent's Reliance, one nev tire. Gent's '99 $40 Victor. $10. Gent's Imperial. $7.50 Boy's Cresceut - new. tire $8.00. And a number ol others in equally rooiI coudltlon all ready to ride, McCormick Cutting Machinery Stands superior to anything that's made In Its Weight In Light Draft In Lack of Side Draft In Strength and Durability In Cost of Maintaining !???''" " mm a overTcX ,aVlrmfc.k,L,?irrlint lne,Uon; nd 0" tlwt purchasers sometimes overlook. JUOormiok parts, when you need them are to be had of us at once and the pr re ol the part point tor point are much lower than thofe of other ma m,I!cnhlnes"',!n,,00',,e,ar,8aroa,a,,,, heavier and more Jub' tha,, ! other You Can Buy Cheaper Machinery, But First Cost Isn't Last Cost. Sickle Grinders Hay Tools Slings Carriers PuHeys Harpoons Rafter Hooks Joist Screws .!JS: "Sin "a!;Seur tl,eret0 - - the haying speely and ebme guards and all sueli. for moat any rake or "mow. ' "ok,OEejUon8. Russell Threshim Machinery... Engines, separators, self feeders, wiud.&tackora and all the niftchluety mnkea Ruseell famous the country over. ...A SELF FEEDER... Will nftv fnr Itoflplf in nnn nonfimiR run In monov flotu&llv taVPll. Btiu ".i YirrtvL- rutlluf timet mun Crnn ttHil (Pft I1B fir IpRVA tt'nill &11(1 Mf. GrftVt'fl . a . He lias already taken orders for several threshing outfits, "'', nkuro If ..nn l.ii.'a a .eivMiil. Iinnil milfif nr Hnalnn that VOU W1SU W work belt on you wind.etaokers. let us know. If vou buve a secondhand outfit or engine that you m Studebaker Wagons, bodies, road Magons, surries, rubber tired rigs and all fh; largest ktocfc in Balem. VUu our et cond flior. and see the We assortment. R. A. WIQQIN3. LIBERTY ST. 3 AT -RTVT OK Buctjeuor to K. M. Ciouan and E. F. I'arkhurst, Wagons and Bes Farm MarhJL, r i . xT , N- JL. JL JL- JL V JL , V -- a-oai ana ues, rarm Machinery, Implements, Bjcyclea and Sewing M..-M.