The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 06, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ--- f i s4 TMsslg-nattirol on every hex of the genuine Laxative BromoOuinincTbict, TVtto remedy Uut ciu-cn a cola" In ono day. Ri5jaH3faSHHSMHS Cbt tcacjo Store PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY LINEN SALE CONTINUED Dy a chance stroke of good fortune we have secured about $1000 worth of linens In Chlcaio through our brother who Is a buyer for one of the largest establishments there. Linens Will be sold until this lot Is cleared out at prices that will as tonish the keenest buyers : : : : AT 29 CENTS 01 inch Icom, nice table Darnntk no tlilck or aboard aim will wear llku iron. Kegular prico fill ; conta. For This Day Only, 29c (! AT 39 CENTS ui Inoti rlor.U pattern, Irish lauie linen, double twill, beautiful cloth, runt wearer. IteiMilnr price 5o. For This Day Only. 39c AT 59 CENTS 72 inch Konulno Hjx gros blench natlo lln ialicd tablo linen, n rare quality of goods manufactured by Richardson Sons &. Owden, liolfast, Ireland lleg ular prico H.oo. For This Day Only, 5 9c AS 29 CENTS 00 inch Turkey red table llnon, pretty pat tern, good and liuavy, warranted fan color. Regular price r0c. For This Day Only. 29c 9 CENTS 31x17 Gonnino Ilnck Towels, plndld qiial ity, rare bargain. Heular prico 16c. For This Day Only. 9C A FLAX FIBRE PLANT Is Just About Secured for This City. Mr. Wilcox of tlie Flouring mils Co Favors Progress. There was a eolid lot nets men in nttendanco of Salem bnsl Wednesday at four o'clock, when the Salem Push club held ita regular semi-monthly session.!'1 AT None for Merchants, Only for Our Customers. 1 ? ! i ! McEVOY BROS., Prop's. ': f2GZh&r&hfZ&''Z'QJf2l"fZ?-f Court Street, Salem, Oregon BW& Thlsslgnatarels on every box of tho Retrains Laxative Broino-Ouininc Tablets y9Vtmtho remedy that curt' a cold lu ono doy. THE DAILY JOURNAL Member Northwest Afternoon Newspaper League, BY HOFER UHOTHEHS. THUHBDAY, FED., 0, 1002. Dally One Year, $4,00 In Advance. Dally Four Months $1,00 la Advance, Dally by Carrier 50 cents Per Month Weekly One Year $1.00 In Advance. "1 BU1IOKIAL THE TYPOGRAPHICAL MAFIA Tho Western Laboror of Omaha on March 1st will begin the publication of a aerial History of tho secret organiza tion inaida tho International Typo graphical Union, popularly known as "Tho Jlrothorhood of tho Union." "Tho Oaxton Leaguo," "Tho Wahnotn oriwiiawuu, nun vilvio m iuh Bholby Smith, of Washington, I), 0., Ii tho author of tho History, having spent inoro than two years' titno ac cumulating data upon which in based tho articles that will appear oxclusivo'y In tho Woetorn l.ahoror. Mr. Smith waa a delegate to thu Colorado Springs convention, and ia a vigorous and ontur talning writer. Tho author'a pledge: "Kvury atato Mont made can bu provon In court, if necessary." In hia Introductory remarks tho an thoreaya: "This Is not nn expose. It la a hlatory. Whllo every tnumtiur of tho International Typographical Union has hoard moro or leas of a aeurot or ganisation within tho Union, com paratively low havo any Idea of ita purpose, Ita luethoda, or Ita work," Tho author then takua the reader uiroug.li an Interesting period of the organUatlou'a hlatory up to tho time tho Oral national lodge of "The Hrothur. hood of tho Union" waa orgauiaud at Detroit, in 1878, reciting tho unpublished history of tho "Inside" organisation'.) work la connection with tho Detroit con vention; follow ing at onco with a story of tho storm that catneovor the "Inside" boya who attended the next I. T. U convention at Washington. A chapter on a Philadelphia thaklng down butts In about here, and ia follow od by u hlatory of the atlrring events that wero pulled oil at tho Kaueaa City eon entlon, the aurfacoof which was aa mnntli (I.. ........... i ... .. -... ., ,,, nTV(BKu, inn uuuorneaiii (on tho "Inside") occurred the moat bitter struggle that had overtaken plaet iu the organisation, The author thou deals with thu so und reorganisation of tho Inside" at the Atlanta, Ua., convention, in 18P0, wiienuuas us third birth and chrls tenlng under its sweetest of all nameo, "The Wahnota AseDolutfoii ;" followed Immediately by the president's visit to Augusta, Ua, where he intended ti establish a tribe, but failed. Thon follows the inside" history o' Uie Chicago ooineutlon, In lhtJ, and tho merry time tho antUWahnotaa had frnm fttmft .. . .1... . n .. ...... ...., jV(M u, ,u Hujuurunient oi the most exalting and dramatic con ventlou In thu history of the 1. T, I which was hod at Colorado Springs id 1890. At last reaching the "Circle of lea' nrt.4,tlft lrt ll.u ...I.I.. .. .1 . ... .. .-.B, .,,,, i.ioiIUBUI UIO ' I II Sill t) boys who run things today the little band that tent Sam Donnelly to th barn. This will be the first time this isiesi organisation was uneo until print, she hns gaven for hor retlgnallon are tliose: Tbo California Club waa organized to do practical work, and while Uio diecue eiou of ethical (lucstions -such as tho race question, or tho immortality of tboaoul was no!, excluded from llie alma and objects natnod in the Consti tution, it waa undHratood that tlinon orghiH of the mum bora of thu club should he directed in othor linos, such aa the removal of irarbauu from nur own hank doorn, tho educations of our own poor ouiiuran, uio preservation ot our mat disappearing foroala and other pressing needs. Preserving tho integrity of thu Gun oral I'odoratlon of Women's (Jiubs should una 1 1 mo ho paramount to any other ia eue. Tho langor Impending that organi zation is Imminent and roal. Tho color lino fiiatio ia a vnuim, foreign matter, wInWmI upon tho Clittia by dreamers, tlioorista iind fanatics, audit thntild be held In ohrck or euhinoriird till nn op portunlly for its natural solution arrives It doca Fuuma lltllo funny if thowoid may housed without irrevuronco to havo tho Federation of Worn ui'a Clubs lu danger of disruption over audi "a vaguo, foreign mutter" as the color lino, wiiliu suuii wulglliy pruuieuiH hb uio removal ofgarlmgo" cry aloud for t. fecllvo solution, not toepoak of tho chil dren and the "faat-dlaapcarlng forosla." iiioto puhllc-Bpirltcd womon would better atay tho nxu of tho sordid wood man or aplrit tho orodoua garbago from back yarda and other places, than tear each othor'a oyes and back hair over muni ijuixitlons of light and alnulo. Usforo it was over thoy had got a great big huatlo on to land a flax fibre propo sition. Tho commlttoo reported that tho sawmill elto for Liveeay & Sons waa se cured and closed. In relation to Eccuriug tho Flax Fibru Plant to bo established by K. liosso of Qreon Bay, Wis., following was dis loscd : That Uio company wlshoa a free lease ol tho old mill fifteen months, chanco to uso tho grounda to rot and dry straw ond storo flbro in tho largo mill, tho only charge for tho property to bo one- ha'f tho taxes on tho property and tho oxpenaoof retting tho water into tho ditch. This would only cost about 500. Mr. Boson cxpocts to bring tho eeod from Belgium, Instruct formers how to plant, fetch machinory to Salem and Install It, turn on tho power and go to work. If they could inako auch flbro hero as he balteved thoy could thoy would put In n f 100.000 llnon factory. Mr. Hoifo was Invltud to address tho club, and whllo ho speaks Belgian and French, it was not difficult to uudoratand him In English. Ho Is a man of energy of character stamped upon every foaturo. Ho iaipirud confldonce among nil pres ent and his argument waa plain and di rcct. Good II x mnkes good fibre. Good flax flbro will mko good tliroad. Good thread makoa good llnon cloth. They would put in 10J to ICO acres oi flax on rented land tho first year. A llnon fac tory to mnko lO.OOOyards of linon a week would require 'en thousand tonsof flbro. With aoed thn crop will yield two tons to tho aero at f 12 to L'O a ton. Mr. Thoo. B. Wihox. on behalf of tho Salem Flouring Mills Co., in granting all the niiuosts of tho club, closed hia letter with thoeo encouraging werda: "In granting thoio terms, I havo aimod to meet your wishes aa frooly as I can aee my way to, and if thero ia anything which I havo not granted that ia osson ti.il, please communlc.ito witli mo fur ther, ns I and my associates havo evory deslro to facilitato tho establishment oi nny business in Salem, nndwllldo what- oOI milium iunui IW MMtnv lltuloiKlu- bio efforte of your organUitlon " Mr. F.J. Wllaoii atatod that It was necessary to import seed about once iu three years to "Vot tho best flbro. Ho had Bpont a large part of hia life In tho lltx ludnstry of Ontario, Canada. Thero they got a crop of 1)6 to 2 ton to the acr", and thn crop was equal to $25 an acre. They sowed about 76 pounds to the acre, Here in Oregon peoplo had been told to sow as high as four bushels to the ocio. The same flbro that eold for 0 cents in Canada fetches 12 cents a pound atPcin, It wab tho moat profita ble industry that co ild bo established hero Mr. Htolz. of thn committee on manu facture, moved that the Greater Salem Commercial Club investigate tho ex pense r.eceenry to put the old framo mill in order for the llax flbro industry as proposed by Mr. Bosco and report at p. m, Thursday. Carried. The commlttoo on manufacture was Instructed to investiaato and report on tho oxpenaoof putting wator into the old frame mill. BAKER CITY MINING KING Tried in Iowa for Mail Frauds, Enters Baker With Glory. EDUCATIONAL To tho blnroof trumpeta and In tho entrancing atrains of martial mtteic from thn "White Swan" hand.Letson Balllet, "the Mining King of the Weat.'Vntered Baker City Saturday night. Hod firo and limo light illumined thocity. These, it may be parenthetically stated, are tho only street lights llakor lias, savo tho moon, which periodically lightnlhc way. Mr. Balllet waa driven to Hie NowGolsor Grand Hotel and wa tendered the frei dom of tho city. Whllo Landlord Albert Geiser was do ing tho honora with great eclat, ho no ticed a quiet individual in tho lobby wuo never iook iiib eyes on oi tno "na poleon of Fiuanco." In hia most suavo ana uroano manner, .Mr. uetsor ar proacbed the silent stranger and began to hand out remirks about the great event Tho coinersatlonless man did not warm up. "Aro you waiting for boiiio one?" queried thu Boniface. Tho sptiecliless man refuaud to grow loquncloub. "Who nro you and what do you want, nnyway'"' asked Mr. Geiser, inexaaper ntion. At this juncture Mr. B.UIiot chimed in a stago whisper j "Ho'a all right, Mr, Geiser, I'm poying his bills, and" here hia voice went lower Htill "ho'a my private detective Ho watches mo." It was aftorwards ascertained that whenovorMr. Balllot and his wife ap imr in public in Kastorn Oregon, undor their wraps aro belts, which contain reg ular nrsunals, consisting of bowio Icmvea and guns galoro. Mas. Fbaxk OaitTicn, 3 Merrill Street, Amcstury, Mau. Wis lotion should carry Faith andOonvlotton to tho ff oar to of all Slok Woman "I BuiTored with Inflammation e.nd falling- of tho womb and other dls agrecablo femalo weaknesses. I had bad spells every two weeka that would last from eight to ten days and would havo to go to bed. I also had head acho and backacho most of tho timo and such bearing1 down pains I could hardly walk across tho room at times. I doctored nearly all tho timo for about two years nnd seemed to grow worso all tho timo until last September I was obliged to tako my bed, and tho doctors thought an operation was tho only thing that would hclo mo, but this I refused to havo done. "Then a friend advised mo to try tho Plnkham mcdlclno, which I did, and after using tho first bottlo I began to improve. I took in all flvo bottles of Lydia E. Plnklmm's Blood Furiflcr, four boxes of Lydia E. Pinkham's Dry Form Compound, thrco boxes of Liver Pills and used thrco packages of Sana tlvo Wash, and I am as well now as I ever was. I am moro than thankful every day for my cure." Mns. Frank Oautkii, 3 Merrill St., Amcabury, Mnss. ...Northwest Normal College... Corner State and Commercial Sts., Salem, Orejron. Courses of Study: Classic, Scientific, Normal, High School, Business, Musio, Art. and Elocution. Tho latest nnd tho best in Book kueplng, T-uowrlting. Music and Shorthand. Tho most extensive lino of ofllcea for Commortia' Work In tho Northwest. Evening School on Monday and Friday eveninga. b nging classes Saturday uvenlngs. Full courses to oraduation, either in Volco culturo. Piano, Violin. Orchestral Instruments, Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugu , etc. Full coursea also In Flno Art, Painting in oils, Water Colors, Pastol, and Crayon Drawing Students may entor at any timo. Send forcataloguo. A. J GARLAND. A Al. Z. M. PARVIN, Mus Doc, President. Director of College of Music. ...STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD... THE BEST ON EARTH. Use less than one-half as much as other kinds and elves better results. It pays to use It. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem. Oregon1 MAJESTIC STEEL R AME 'RFinnO will bo paldlfihlmtomtlmo Lysila C Plnkhnm Motllclna Co. President and Mrs. lioorovolt will leave Washington next Monday for tho Gharlettm Exposition. X A NEW CARGO X EVERYBODY DELIGHTED. the and Newbro's ilerplclde Destroys Dandruff Germ Permanently Cures Baldness. Quiniuo and rum and a whole lot of other things are pleasant to rub on tbo scalp after washing it fren of dandruff, hut not ono preparation of tho general run cures dandruff and falling hair. It is necessary to kill that germ, to be perma nently currod of ilBiulrufl. and to stop tailing natr. isewuro'a llerpicide will positively destroy that germ, so that there can bo no moro dandruff, and so that tbo hair will grow luxuriantly "De stroy tho cause, and you remove the effect." WILL ARRIVE SOON A When we will be able to Fill all Orders. They have been over six months on the way, but many customers have waited. R. M. WADE & CO. YES Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at Harrit & Laoirbncb Have You Cold Feet? John Murphy, a San Francisco foot pad, has been sentenced to San (Jncntin for life. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. luke iJimtlvo llromo Qulnlno Tabid. All ilriiKKlits refunit tho money If It Mil h to cure h, Vt.Urovu'ialtfiiaturtf l40a oaoti box 2So It If 80 it may havo been caused by getting out of bod this morn inuon a rnlii tlnrlr In n nM room. Get odo of our email GAS IIEATEU8 and at email oxponso have a warm bedroom for rising and retlrine. Tho turn of a koy nnd tho touch of a match is all that is needed to start the firo. .,4ChemcketaSr. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 563. 5 TryOraln-OI Try Crsln-Ol l Ank your Hrocor today to aliovr jou a jmckiigo of (JltAIN-O, tho now food drink that taken the place of coffee. Tho children may drink It without Injury iih wull as tho adult. All who try It. like It. QUAIN.O has that Jlch hi'iiI brown ot Mochu or Java, hut it Ih made from pure gralna, and tlie moat dellcato ntomnch recelvea It Without (llHtrOHH. l tin. nrlon nf nn fee. lfif. and l5 eta. per paokare. Sold by nil Bracers. Oapt. Hill Mlloy of Aurora as commis aloner Iiiib made mistakes. Ho is not an nugel of perfection. Hut in his four year's term ho has done as much to pull down that $100,0.0 debt to nothing and reduce thu running expenses of tills county alwut ono half, as any mau in the county. If ho WOuld tako another term, tho county might do well to k,,., such a man in olliee. i England offers tho Doer leadora safe woort to attend a peace conference Tiih Jouknai. and all tho rost of tho Doers militant ought to tako KtiKland at her worn ALL THE FEET IN TOWN 15 PIMPLES . .- j s THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. A first-class piivato hospital for tho troatmont of chronic and oursical caeos. Built tho past year especially for tho purposo for which it la usod. Convonontiy located within four blocks of tho buslnoss part of tho city. Tho most modorn furnishinga and latest appliances throughout tho building. Heated by hot water and lighted by gas and olecticity Hera tho b ck can havo tho comfortB of an elegant private homo, combined with all the advantages of a gonoral hospital without tho nolso, conluaion, and publicity attending ono. Oufiido physciaua bringing cases In treated with tho greatest courtoay, and assisted in operations if requested. For terms and further Informo. tlonwrito or apply personally. l m" DR. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VI3ITOR8 WEtCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4P.HI III THE "COLOR LINE" CAUSES DEEP TROUBLE hen the mt tabors of "H woiiisn'a iut Kit Into hot water (ho state ef thiugs hi r-...v wi,ui H "WHUHIOM UI unrest." A lively ebullition seems to haw Uhm at up lu the titato FttJarattoN of Woman's Clubs over the trewwutom suestloa of, "drawiug theeokr Hh," '"" "" Boon wowa was ohm ot a And other eruptions which mar the skin are mow than a disfigurement and an. noyauce; the are a jnwitUe detriment to the biuiueM hiteatKs and social sue- cofisof thcnmii they mark Oth. r tilings Immii ihimI, the man with a smooth Un and vlwr complexion wiH hud it ertsier to get a khh! wii. tim or a god will. than the nun wliuoe face shows the impu. ntv of his blood. That a the roal jxMiit TlieUhxvl ts InuI Ami for &tlut ry rwtson anv treatment which m dMj;n. el to cleanse the skin iiuiKt cliufcc the liltmd Or lirc,s .iTr"' , ' mfU e w.l from Ui tlHW aiMH, SHtl SO CUrM HWI1M. UAUS w, ad otbr 1Um wVicii how tlwjr osiim iu iiHMm Wood Bi. !?" ,UI0"W ter sohMitutioH ia to ut the dalr to tak tlw littl Htoro Wbvta.offmJritort f- kbSL, " ,4, Ym lo- There. lor. accent itiu t. hiv.i.i... rUw.i ,. .-- V7"""V "" .twwwn .vlt 41 w . CTTv... ,lfr Wir 1 JW 25LS2.50SM With any $3.00 or $3.50 Shoes in Town The first thing this comparison will do for you is to save you a dollar or htlf a dollar at least, Aore style, more wear than you ever bought for $3 00. Don't take our word for it; Compare. We show in ladies' the largest assortment of 52.50 shoes in Patent Leather, Vici Kid, Turn and Welt soles, cloth and leather top. In men's ou snoes we nae no. calf, bo. calf, and vici Alake the comparison. All toes, sizes and widths, can fit and please any feet in Salem. A A Happy New Year And just a word In your ear about tha fluperior qualities of our lumber. Tell your boss that ho can't get bottor bo Bonod stuff than what we carry. U have evory kind of lumber, all of tha best and at the lowest prices for the beat. i Goodale Lumber Co. NearjS. P. Paaa'r. depot. Phono C51 Juicy Morsel Breakfast for Pen ir 7 lU,08n miy fr0m 0,le 0f ou' rtmtt8ll(Jl.0'ls "V6318, 8toak8. lamb ui.?J??,ll,,,11 c,ulot' r Pork, Our meate aro all cut from the fattest am I unmeet cattle, and we can supplv your table with fresh, nutrition, an5 wholesome meats at bed rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 kid, We la om WM O Mttkl. 1 kMTIIlhfM k.l Hvr . wruAtta. ad ca of Hmiv rk.iu V....1. MtrauiuYrc - Mml yuai -OoUm uii.v.i ui acrulUhL ad canrf ii .w.k u.kt.u - u -T " . " 1 M.IH Uf uu wber who wlilnnl to shttlv tlm "ooior &&& " " lluo questlou" foraUwe.Utit lr ehtl. ' - 'iti.lft 1 ua oueittou" fa, ...,... i.... i .... ' .'JT" r:" ' imnv.' ytUA itkik . . . wi mi wr Willi "' "" hnu I u bntfa 6Vma """"- "sro oi ib odb, ,aa j 0 .i wm s iuuHt VtAMs oleansc ll huffy about It. Among tho r.auma L uU au,i taulte the sluMfca ...CASH SHOE STORE... 303 Commercial Street. . . . Opposite the Post Office. Parental Advice for the Un initiated Is that when yon take your linen to a laundry to be renovated take it toons Hint wi'l not rot tho fabric, and that w HI rend it home in good condition, end v llh a color and fine finish on it such as fxpftr.ence has taught him that he al ua)eKHta at tho Salem Stoam lanndrv. 'fur perfect methods give you work that is urn xrelled by anyone. Salern Steam Laundry COLONEL J Dononn d fhono 411 OUIBTKD, P (OPBIBTOR. OLM8TKD, If IB 320 L-berty Street s. c stone, m. DSalem Iron PROPRIETOR OF iTTATllrri ftlld WVL hb Foundry sto,ie:?PM.Stores Th. c.,.::.v' usuna 235 ana ioY 7 mUr) ,rc ,oc,e No- All kinds ircp and brass caet Inifs. Repairs of allktodsoffsrm and mill a- chinery, JAMES GILL, Leasee. 10 22 tf ifcasssossasas DhTstohe '"''lExpress and Transfer llllhld una ! ,,.. I XfcLat. .11 .- - .I ... mlrlL esiuiutiea. exsmte,,,,. or ,rcKnk.n 1 8e06- Telephone No. 2. wdw wKnptioo. j DIBQUE & HOUYER