The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 20, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti Jb1P""PBt"' m MxiizmsmiJkx. fJKfi ii I E3H ES0B1BJ SI 0 B HH 8 B D IV TH f. (7) tasocra) HOLVBRSONS Sale of Mbite Bbusltn s Half -Yearly Event SAVE MONEY WHITE THINGS Muslin Underwear This Whllo Sale wo assure you, makes it ft dncldod object to buy Muillu Wear now. Know why? Tho doportmont is at tho height of its glory now, Novor bad much thore that's now llkoly won't havo again until another salo of Whllo. Never had such n variety then the pricee mean ho much not that thoy aro so low (no prices ore lower) but there's so much moro for tho price than lo usu ally given. Ono point howovsr do sorvon apodal omphaeis, no tnaller bow low the price, thero'n no skimping of site or Blighting of workmanship. UNDERMUSLINS MEN'S SHIRTS MEN'S COLLARS LACE CURTAINS ART GOODS EMBROIDERIES SHEETINGS MUSLINS TABLE LINENS TOWELS WHITE GLOVES AND SUCH LIKE. Thoro nro such ravings In these white things that only the wasteful can afford to neglect. Everything ....White! Included in the Sale No room for details -ton many styles. We'll inoroly quote a few prlcos. If you aro Intonated In dainty muslin under-1 garments, you'll surely not miss seeing , this showing. JUNE ELECTION CAMPAIGN Movements of Politic ians in Oregon Factional Fight in the Repub' lican Party Spreads. G. 0. P. may be Divided in State as in Federal Affairs, Corset Covers 13c-17o-83e-10c-87c-$l,lO and po on. Drawers i:io-27o-20o-ann-50HJSi-80c. Gowns 78c-y.'Je-$ 1 . 10- I 38, otc. Eety onoj tho best value ever offered. Embroideries 5 I-2C 11 1-2C 16 1-2. All now. Bought specially for this siU'of Whllo. Wo show them tomorrow lor the flrnt time. You can't export a broador or choicer choos ing evoii if you paid twlco as much as we'll ask. 5 l-2c a yard 2,000 yards Dainty Edgings and Insertions, up to -1 Inches wldo, In patterns you'd pay 10 cents a yard for In regular stocks. 11 l-2c a yard Gambrlo nnd Nainsook Edgings, up to 0 Inches; Inser- !LUoit?-up tofl Inches. You'd pay rogularly 10j and 20 conts for them. 16 l-2c a yard i i ii S Cambric and Nainsook Edgings up to 7 Inches wldo, the lluost and cbolcost patterns bocii anywhsra, worth regularly up to 80 conts a yard, Besides tbeso you'll find tho ontlro stock reduced In f rice. Wo show thorn Monday for tho ilrst tlmo. Towels U cents rt(e Onus For Me. They're tho bent 20c Towels' wo'voseon for many n day. Largo bIzo and warranted i alt tmra Mnmi. Not a home that hasn't uso for linen ! tnwnls-unt a boueuwife that won't he glad to save (ic on ' a towel. Only 0 doon of them. Handkerchiefs A l-2c 2.000 of thorn-some trlmmod with dainty laces and In- Hfirtiont-aamo nlulii hemstitched They'll leHtfc each i during this salu of White. Chiffon Ties Bomo bcautllul stylos at vory low prices during tho Whlto salo. t HO llin for ... . W ! tl Sfi ties 'or 87 i 1 -10 lion for $1 10 $1 00 ties for HI" 180 ties for I 35 $2 00 ties for J I -10 HOLVBRSONS )3jtt3M3 w IDalvmple'e l m I Only a few of our many special offerings receive mention today. All our high grade winter jackets and suits arc greatly reduced, bringing them within range of almost every pocket, x a x Wheat Market Chloiigo, Jan, 20 Wheal, Jan , &0 May, 81. Ban Francisco, Jitu, o-Wheat 1 00J and 1. 01) . - l Suits and Jackets A suit or Jaoknt that sold first of the reason for (10; style, lit and fin ish tho bent. $6.67 JXh entire lino wduced iu tho samo proportion. Other ladies are tdokliig litem out why not you? Bleea will soon bo broken, Embroideries Two special snaps In manufacture or'a sample strips. They aro put up la 5 ud 0 yard pieces. Iot 1 con tains dainty edges and Insertions, worth 12'o per yard, Wo sell the piece of 0 yards (or 35 cents Lot No. 2. Consists o( wldo edges and insertions worth Mo per yard i tf yam plwea for of tins Oatubrlo and daluty patterns, 75 cents Special Neckwear Bargains A big line hut in by ttxprosa. All the newest shapes In teoks, narrow, reversible four-in-hands, bows, im ixinnii, uiu, ouo is me price at most stores, 35 cents Clothing We want to show you our liuua of mm m $7.50 $9.85 $11.90 $14-25 We know they ate tho best valtu a shown. Hats GOLD DUST FLOUR MADK IIV The Sidney Power Co, HIIINKV OKWION Mado for family use, aek your jtrooori laiwaysouiiatui. Affenl While a lot of the Salem politicians wore carried to Portland out of a seuto of religious duty, a number of Portland politicians used their free passes to spend the day in Salem. Collector Patterson and Register Moores of tho Land Oillro wero rounding up their followers and in conference with their newspaper managers at llio Cap ital city all day Sunday. Collector Patterson and Kx-Sheriff Wrlghtman nro mentioned as heading tho anti-Gcor push, with an active following of politicians who want o seo a change, Snlom polltlcans who returned from Portland Sunday night report that the Williamson boom for congress a not taking on tho inigolllccnt proportions of an avalanche. Moody may yet got away with tho nomination, lion. C. W. Fulton is making an ag gressive canvass for tho senatorahlp to succeed Simon, and will follow the Mitchell tactics ol Having democrat 'c support in tlio legislature. A tip comes to Tiik Jouhnal from one precinct in this county that lias had tho etrongoet Fulton workers, who aro nnr said to bouuiotly for Harvey Scott f r Senator. Thoro is no doubt iu tho mlnda of thoso who go to Portland for informa tion that thoro I a combination between Mitchell, Fulton and Scott to retiro Senator Simon. There is already talk of a socond Ito publican convention in Marion county. Tho Telegram correspondent at Salem hints at such a possibility. Tho general impression nmong Repub licans is that tho Mitchell faction that ran things in tho last legislature will seek to run tho county and statu conven tions and gottontrol of the statu govorn mint. Failure to do that in nny ounty oi in tlio stato convention, they will form alliances with other parties and mike n ticket to bo run agasnst the regular Republican ticket. Thoso split tiokets will be called Gltimis tiokets and tlio cry of maohluo will bo raised ngaiust tho regulars. This will divide the Republican party of Oregon into two factious on statu is inn just as it is divided now on federal mat ters and the delegation In Washington la rendered almost a nullitv. .... . II- ! l. great satisfaction to mo louiemwic same manner that my Savior did bo tween two thlovcB "Ex. The llcrren Estate. Countv Judge Scott has sot Jan. 24th as time for hearing tho final Recount of Claud Gatch as administrator of tho eB- tatoofW. J Herren deceaeed. In hie account ho acks for an order to make a I lurtli payment to tho creditors of tho estato of tho funds now in bis hands. Committed to Asylum- Caroline Taylor has been committed to tho lnnne asylum. She Is on unmar- iol n m n need JO years, and has been employed nt housowork in Salem. Her Infinity was brought on by melancholia. Peter Raemuesen of Howell Prairio has been complained of as a fit subject for the insane neylum and will be examined tomorrow. Former Salemite in Trouble John A. Carson, of this city, has been engaged ns counsel for Arthur Welch, who is on trial at Roeeburg nt the pros ent term of fie circuit court on two dazes Wile i former y lived in S.ilem III wsra.rrlal to ft' Salem woman, with whom he Had somo trouble, nfter which ho went to Rose burg Soon after going there he became Intimate with a Miss Klllo McCulloch His wife learned of the latter affair and went to Rueuburg lo eeo him. The girl with whom lie was untangled then learned for tho first timo that Welch had been married. Knowing thore was no chance of being mmled to him, sho took poison and died a fow liouru after wards. Aflor her death, Wolch's wife brought suitagalnst him for adultery, and tho girl's family for statutory rape. Kxcollent couueul lias been employed on nil sides. SAVED MANY LIVES Tramp Drove off Wrecker. Train Brady Brady Got Away Ilrady Brady a'olo somo artich valued at about $20 from tho resldenco of his employer, E. E. Shields, near lirooks on Saturday and left the country, going north. Ho had worked on tho place for sovernl weeks, and had always acted iu audi an exemplary manner that the family balloyed he could be trusted, so loft lilm at tho liouso while they went to town. During their nbeenco ho secured all tho jewelry lie could find, together witli n few other articles, tlieir value aggiegating about twenty dollars, and left. Ho was Inst seen in Oregon City and went from tlieio towards Portland. Eiigel Di vorce Suit J. H. Maguiio, n workingman com pelltd by circumstances to bo a ttntnp, at tho risk of his own llfo prevented the wrecking nnd possibly tho robbery of tlio Rnnflinrn Off CO 1 KxnrCCS at tllO SotO Switch n fow miles below Vina on Jan uary lath, eays the Medford Enquirer. Ilo was bleeping under n pile ol tlos and about ono o'clock was awnkened by ttio sound ol a hammer; upon Investiga tion bo was surprised to find a man tampering with tho switch. Magulro demanded to know what he was doing at wliirli tho would be wrecker lied. Magulro found tho lock had been broken and tho switch thrown halfway open He rushed up tho track and llagged nu extra freight and had the switcli repair ed thus averting a wreck that might liavo cost many people their lives. Valentine Braunlntr Dead Valentine IJrauning died nt the family homo in Brooklyn addition to Salem on Sunday night Jan. 10, 1002. He had bton ill for three months with drop 7 fie leaves a wife and two tour, Fred and John IJrauning. The former is the proprietor of tlio Home Bakery iu tills city and tho latter is at prceont at wot I; in Vancouver. Ho was notified of hie father'e death and is expuctcd to arrivo iu this city Tuesday. Valentine Branding was born iu Germany CO years ago. He came to tho United States in 1857, locating in Illinois He has resided in Salem for 111 years. The funornl will ho held Wednesday at 2 p. in. at the German Reformed church ut the corner of Marion nnd Capital streets, Rov. Muellhaupt con ducting the services, interment will be in tho cemetery in South Salem. a m a s m S3 a is u n m a 3 El SI M n a m E n u H H B a a SB 3 S3 W S3 S3 STORE 10, Ut02, on protracted ill. Medford, Or., DIED MUNCE-On Sunday, Jan Asylum avenue, after a noas, A. I. Muucu of aged 45 years. Deceased was a member of tlio I" 0. 0. F. at Medford, and that lodge had charge ol the funeral here at 'J p. m. to day. Burial was in the Odd Follow a' cemetery. COURT SALEM, OREGON. Monday's SALE for This Day Only. At 4C At 4-iC AtlOc At 23c At 69c Best Ainoskcngh apron gingham, blues nnd browns, tho best goods, no cheeso cloth. Regular prlco Ifa. This Day 4c Fancy striped Outing Flnnnol.good nnd thick, splendid value. Regular prlco 7c. ' ' This Day 4 l-2c wiili.i Turkish Towels .10x18 Fronch Curl, rattling value. Regular prlco 15c. This Day 10c Wliito nil-wool Baby Flannel, beat quality, pink bordom. Regular prlco 35 conts. ' This Day 23c French Kid gloves, all colors nnd black. Tho best value over offered. Regular prlco $1 00, This Day 69c Remnants of Dress Goods, Outlne Flannels and Waistlnes at Little Prices, Our Sales Only Last One Day. BUD BROS.,. COURT STREET, SALEM, ORE. fl ESS0EHEMr3l2nEE3aflREaaMKEaHIBEJHlBf D. C lluntslaeer, Funeral Director, 107 Street, Puone Red 2423. SileraOrcton. dence 390 Court. 'Phone Rlack 2181. State Resl W. W. Hi'pbun, formerly of Salem now of Portland, made a short businoss trip bore today taking tho stugo for Dallas in tlio Interests of his lumber bnsiiiecr. Mr. Hepburn lias cold fovernl tracts of land w.lhlu tl o patt few months. I for it. llrau and hhorts a! A. T. WALN New shapes In stiff and soft hats. 50c to $4 "XS SDalvmple's To Our Friends and Patrons... Those new Hacks have arrived, nnd wo nro now ttuul to supply all bunds mid the cook witli Wild Rose Flour The highest vrade goods over offered ,ln this market. Ask your grocer (or it. Warranted to Give Perfect Satisfaction Salem Flouring Alills Co. 1 1 . MWamHwrwww . wiiwimi -uni mm in "' - miw ni juuji ...It's Useless 6M Fbr us to tell you thai wo haw largwt and most oomplete s'ock In AntloU uwwl. - . . KVryioay.Kiiows h iwr wy wino iu vrv uy tor iwiwi Hud bioWn prt ftt irawM vHH vguj jwi. u . nj vuivr iwk. iu mw)retiM oar trade Is lur iiluirv6n lsMlvwr with the nrKWHitbm liinlmr. Tlir r. in ,l,a. .,.-;.- Mre ij prnjip wjurte, and icawuablein itaiKei, Wlen jcuitl ut.uhtiuv KYU8 TESTED FUKR. c5jCA9. H. HINGBS SiVte st- i ' Ta ...uavwa tJMl Mx Monday MHMM Rewler. ... tudAtlnif In idav ultfbt. WyH. levy Jau, St, Rememtcr. T payers' utwUflkt to levy totiool tax wonmy nfjht, Jau. SOU., t tloQly; " 11. .. a,... u..... Ij iimHi Good Things for . . . Christmas Ar waiting for you hrsu We have coNlwUomry, plum jwddliigs, nuts. (Mh. H1w iniMts, and a hot of pood tMuiM Uiat ar all rady (or the table, or tbat you will ud lu your Christmas rookery. If you ordor early, you w 111 be wre to UavwUiWM rwidy tn timo. m sre and e our w atwMtmeut ol OtiristHW oookwy. In Marion Circuit Court In a mlt biought iu dep.irtineut ono of tlio oircuit court, tho Ames Murcnn tilo Ageucy aro plaintiff i and James T. lIo)ll isniul R. II, Iiopkins (defendant', 011 n promisory no'o for f 15U,20 wltu Interest at 8 per cent Its two piytiidiit", Tho property nttuuht'd U I) iicrtH de scribed as the a w 4 oi s w t4 ol sec tion ;l'I, tp. lis, rl w. Buiiliam d Martin uoHttorueys for plaiutiiTs. A marriage licentu lias Ik'oii iatniel liy County Clerk Hall to Frederick K. ilowuaiid Mlsa Kva Smith, 8. Copley, witnow. A suit in eiiuily to dlseolvoninnrriauo cnitractis brought by Anna Kngtl against Krnoat Kugel. Sho allegos cruel nnd Inhuman treutmont, failure to sup port nnd doEortlon as tlio grounds for tlio proceedings. They wore married in Bello county, Texas, January 4, 1809, and havonnu child, Madeline Kngel,Hged about 1 year. She asks tlio permanent custody of tho chili!. Boiilmm A Martin represent the plaintiff in the caso Mr. Kngol, when sored, said ho would not appear to opposo tho mlt. Oregon Supreme Court Decisions The St. Elmo restaurant it becoming nnre populur every day. U mis a large pntronago nun is piiiiuig up expfiieni ineuii. Rubber bicycle capes and ride through tit storm. Shoes that will wear well. Embroideries and laces, new patterns. Dress skirts, all wool for little money. Hosiery in wool or cotton, best values. Furs-one'third reduction in price at Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to Post Office. NEW TODAY. WAN THO. Responsible Manaifer to tcki i Imrge of warerooms and olllco to he opened in Oregon to further lmsl neps interest of old mubllslied manu facturing coucein. Milary 160 per month and extra piollts. Applicant miiut fuinleh good references nnd liave $1600 cafh. Address Superintendent, P.O. Box 1121, Plilladelphln.Pa. 1-20-27 Hy Bean, C. J. r-eh.ter vs. Been er I.liiueouutyratlirnml. ' Liuallu vs. Miller, Clackamas county, reversed and remanded. By Moore, J.: Linn county v. Mor. ru, J.lnn county j'uvereod ;Voivertou, J. Deputy District Attorney O.I. Mc-1 wBnor vs. Portland, Multnomah Nary and 3. L liaydon aro in Stay ton to Vutv: revorl n.,,1 mm.t... lay, us attorney In a ease )( tho l'tuico Queoner. before Justicu Mr, and Mrs, Cal Ulbsou of Oregon, City aro experted to arrivo iu Salem to night to remain several days ns the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, W. Gib 4011. Mi T Fineman St. Phiai tJt Rdv. 8. Copl ey rattuned from Kastem Washlngtou last Saturday evening, whither he had been oalled to otllolatu .tt n wedlng. Dining his abienee Mr, Ooploy also nssisttxl In revival work. PERSONALS. Matobetti, the famous OQuipoer, Ib doad, Tho battleship Illinois sailed (rem Havana yesterday. Tho President and Mrs. Roowvelt weredliil by AttoruayCeHaral Kmx, Saturday. A Dylntr Man's Last Request "You are dying" rahl tlio doctor tn the man on bis death bed. And da you really think I'm olHgT" a.ked tU man. "Yes, I know it," said the doetor. The dying man turned his head am! looking at tho lawyur who had come to male out Ids last will, said: "And do you thiuk I am dying?" "Yes I am sure," says the lawyer. The dying rmu then said to the doctor, "How mucb do I owo you' "About flOO" wkl Uie dootor. He had beeu in atteml.mee only about throe days. Tbeu the dying man turned to the lawyer who had given about three hours attention to the wak tng ot a wilL "How mueh do I owe you?" About 1100," sakl the lawyer. Well," aid tho dying man, "will botU of yiN kueol uu eaeb side of my bed when I w dying?" "Why da you make luth a r questt" said the dootor and lawyer. "Well," Mid tho dyliiR man, "it will Potition (or rehearing In Adams vs. Wells, Fargo A Co., dented. Opinion by Bean, C J. United By the Village Parson Mr. Fredrlok K. Uowo and Miea May Kvn Smith, both of Fruitlaml were unit, od in the bonds of matrimony at the Liberty street K angelical parsonage today. Rev. S. Copley tied the knot. Mr. Howe owns a large farm in Polk ooiiii ty vrbere they intend to make tliolr i uure nome, FOR RKNT.-Mv house in Polk county, on Wallace road. Apply ut place or 2i7 Ceiitt r street, Salem. F P. Rnl lln. i o0 3l, Sewing Machines For Rent... There is always quite a demand for renting machines at tlds season of the your io no mo spring tewing. Wo rent giHHi new macnines, completo witli attachments, delivered at jour door. nil In Olden Times imtpw uieriooKoa ttie importance of permanently oeuefteial effects and were SAtieMed with Iranieiu aetlon; but now Umi u is aeuerally kowu that Syrup o Uga wi 1 permanently oeruome habit ual oouttipaluo, well-Hiforme,! people will no' buy other laxatives, which aet for a lime, but Anally jtUe the system. Buy the geuuine, made jy th Califor nia F. brup Oo. The President has issued .. ,.i. giving preeedenee to velerani forehil servioe appolHlwoiits. The La (orona CUrar ll the stondanl of qHlitv. Ha! M en-ai Great llr.uii, u Uildiog ten Ww toriMrUo boat destroyers. Yov Must Try vt wtai OHOW-tAOW (Wiutanl i..l ) U bulk at l)r.Hm ARaT ?W ieoi a Mw binol .4 It J 1 i,7 lWs tbebe.t. Aud uJu loSff Hemtes bulk prewryes in uZ Jars ) by not buy a good focond-hand ma. ohino that will do your plain work, when you can buy it for 6 or JIO, and sa-o the price of It in a few months? e have a number of thetn guaranteed all ready for me, at the above prkat. 9 Neeilles, oils and ports for all jr.a-ohliiae, F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Lltcny St. Salftn. rami Maohiuery, Wbitoub, Biisgles, Bi cycles, Sewing Machines. Come AndJGet The Key mWm- "' -th'miiJSJ INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOI A meil:a MiTtry fooi which cWcs the most remarkable results. It prevents disease. It cures chicken cholera. It greatly Increases the e production and It mikes chickens grow vvy rapMly. Put up In 25c. 50c, $1,00 slie packages, nod 25 poundrpalls. .;::;:: : : THE WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER Tn gre it Increase iu pro luotlonl oggs iiasgnoii international poultry Foot h wonuonui ropuumon tnrougii every statu. We guaruiiteo time it cannot bo fed to liens at any time, winters summer, without showing a larg? incroasn in oggs You do not havo to meti I ood nt nn extnijexpcii'-o hoLMueo ft will make you moro money nftur doducls. its coBt. one extra esrtr per moq win pay tnc entire cost or feed and it often more than doubles supply, itcoutniua 110 poisonoui lujuriouH liigroillents; lias very eup; or meriiB, ItlGlves a Glossy Plnmaee. It prevents rickiiess, protu teap health, can"" voung un lkh lo m very rupiii y, i ivigorates thodlgcnviv nrri.n. o...... ns ....... I.I J L.ffllll v.ui.r, duuii uo iiiiiriii ,ur in i uuitclo and feuthere, and is n Lt't'f liiuirtl during moulting eoasa It Invigorates tlio eggproducioi giina and hens will lay moio in losj It will pri'paroyour chickens fori marka mure r.tpi.lly than nny preparation and line been ueec' ;enrHhy proniinent chioken brerr nrmnrbiihln r.icti riiiranini Wlileh h prlutoit 011 ev ry label fM uuy, pay for, and uso one 25f 1 box or ono 50 cent box, or ono l? sue mx 01 'international I'm. food as dlrfcted and if it fun fulfill inv Alalnu (! mm i , ... . . sitsMss wvei wltlD MII1U IU fill ; .... "onui iviiiiiii j ur mmvy e win pay Buyoiio jji.uuu in cnUi II we v intv wino i,i 10 iiiih agrei-meii I.NTKRVAnoNAi, Fooi) Co., Minneapolis, Ml Also Cheapest to Use. rnn ? ? 0,.,J,t,b,J5 onuh' festie for 12 fowls. Our $1.00 aizo box eottS 500 Jews for 12 fowls. ou cannot anord to pay 26 cents per box for some mum iiim uiiiv u.llliaill 20 IvOtlS. oheair than 25 feeds for 26 cents. fowh. S OLD B Y ? .& &T , sT-'TSrS JDr. TO TCTa "IT t International Stock Food, ORE! iuu loeua lor 26 ceuts is certainly very Only costs 10 cents a month to feed ft . SALEM. Poultry Supplies of all Kinds. CARPET BARGAIN Our Annual Clearance Sale of Carpet Remnants Began MONDAY MORNING Here are rorne of the prices w are offering iiuunapeeiry Ilruaau a .1. rn J '16 aidn Axwlnster ... , 1ft .,.U 2;, Yards LKht Color Body Brumls ..."i. .'...worth M.:Z:'::" norllj N rdi Axmlnster .... I, ,rt ,.ii tix. . nunii ni.iu 11 "' ,ur" lrUy worth CO nolJ ', T68' M0M!h or donblo rooms, Lota of email nieces fori ur., g , 0r nom IlltMurem8nU an(, ot tn ehow yon wiat we Mfl V& Yo can own this beautiful Lome W e will buy It for vou aud let jou rav us back at IS.45 or f.45 per mon;. NiUuwt inters. Or w Hlll m off bat mortgage ou your bom,, on t.c Um liberal terms. 1 it """r n0 i tli ir.tw w uhw utaa any 0thr or plan m exiMMc. iae company Pacific Home Builder's Ass'n 225 226 AMsgws BaMto,. PwtUaJ Q ' Local agent, Willamette Hotd s.i Ore. Agents w.IV0. ..?.?!' Sm- - "ie or gentle- cyQimiltrnv) iitoi Tlie 5-a'em Furniture House and Outfitted 'To The Pioneer the manager- Bakery. As .ne of jour meu. VSTi ' UM,r ,0 ) the ck(4 w bur7h.rn:r 'r j-.-ur ? 't c 1, ".:". --'l' " man "n you can prooui-i i -' .1 e u d ;deuelopweht. 1 10.000 barreh Roche H"Kl I An .m, fd in the development cl "- them so cueap- ' "-'inity during tlie past year. A Patron. ' n. C HPNTI PV & CO BENTLEY 'i tAtentJ. W r.i r I