k ilk '"" - THE DAILY JOURNAL Train Report Shasta Express North 5:34p m VOL Xll SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY.1 FEBRTJAKY 15, 1902 Tqn. Wltti'ocv V A STUDY IN CAUSE and EFFECT. DonTJudge A Corset by Its Face Turn It over LOOK ON THE OTHER SIDE AN' I) Insist Run around the body THIS EXCLUSIVE Feature of Thomion's GLOVE FITTING Corsets Sold everywhere liooklot free on nccllcallon "V-tiLU PAWSSHAPt Grow hip) THEY DON'T MAKE Wo hnvo nil tlio now ehapos, nt "RACKET PRICES." THE NEW E. T. SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE PRICE CASH STORE. fcHJ Cor. Oommerolal and Chomokota Sts, aw'aOTTrTr'T S,Seeiigfb? . HWnrrl-- SV - ?- I m, &&Z $ :' The Popular Host Ib tin-one who ie nlwsyp careful in the choice of his Innlo nines and will not risk his standing bv not providing winol as good ib his dinner. No mlstnku enn be mado If yon ,ufo wines and cigar! ruui IillJ.'1'IH, HIUWI! UNI' IIIU JIUIUBl mill finest vintages are told J. P. ROGERS, 218.222 Commercial Street. Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer This is to Certify Site ol Orecon m HMem, Ore, Aug 24, 1901 County of Marion rrirmtM and Manv Years an Invalid. To wliom these prt-MjiiW shall come, ureciluK, slmiit fiiiirLAen va&ro fcltlCO at IllDU 10 years or ago 0( sea an injury t resulted In I met with an accident which call In mv .nlna .nd nAlf tfl Mnfl WhlCa the formation of uunifKXl shoulders and hip. a .hnrtotilmrnf I h wallt ami displacement 01 lU' ternal orgaus, and shortening of about two Inches ol oue limb between tho kneo and hip. Iuadatlon 10 mo oww&ru biviiiwj u. m bodyaaaboTO dectlbet In March 1W0 I wa Ukeu with a seicre atuck of U Orlppe from the effect of wl.lch I suffered pea y with my ISngaand heart, and when In &fay 11W0 1 came toaud begau treatment with Br. J K Cook my coudltlon waa about aa followi:- Could per form no manual labor, rould not atoop to i.lok anythlUK from the ttoor. Could get about the houw only with difficulty, and tfrttlni! ; up talr, waa next to luinomdMe. Could uko my llmU only with difficulty and oue of them was much waaed My nerrou ayttera wa badly wrecked. Had couKh and evere pain on lungf and heart, no appetite, could sleep only In broken spells, and In many way suflerod almost oonstant and fndeaSrlbabIeai:oules. In short I Wftsasmurh deidai alive, l'revlously to my attack of U Orlppe I was treated over a pod J"5" "' many physicians to no enVciive VJPPe Umb restored to normal sls.i and but iftito more than half an Inch shorter than the other. Have free use of my limbs and oau go up stairs one waait ! lenKthenlug. Can stoop to the floor wffieaVe. Can get about and do pretty much anTand everytnW other well people can do. fly appetite la sptendld , sleep soundly and am absolutely free from pain. , .riv IUtIiik Uveil In Br f-opk'a family for nearly ayearAare seen much of the ent ol j "i treatment upon othors, and can truly ana cbrfiiUyreoommeudtJieDootorand his mad leal skill to all In any way 'afflicted ly confined to h.s Hotautoa Rmel M. con-ti tu tlonallr administered No ''",i0,,Ii?Sl of knife, meohanlodl appliance or oth.r meUi.)d of treatment being employed n Ra3ENBAVM Lllllsn Rosenbaum has lived lu this vicinity about nine years. . .. .int. We. the undersigned, arc Pan'i,' uib. ed with the above affiant and cheer ""L. acr.be to the truth of he forlugtatement. 8U8AN HAKRI&6N, A. V. WNBADM Subscribed and aworn to before me this attn day of Aug. 1901. , . . Seal attach. W. lwk Bv A vrrri jrm. Pepntv THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. Meals at all Loura Open day and night Only place In the city banJIIor the Famous OlympU beer Is tne Ueccp- tlou Saloon. Wholesale and Het .!. E ECKERlEN, Proprietor Upon Havfnc The Seams CORSET'rSfTONT' YOU LOOK LIKE FREAK and eoll tliia well known brand Now spring shipment Just lu. YORK RACKET BARNES, Proprietor, Our Store Closes at 6 O'clock Every Evening Except Saturday " ' 'i'1 inii'my'riiMHit a You are at a disadvantage unless you see perfectly. If your oyo9 are defectivo you must havo them given attention. Wo'll discover tho defoct for you and fit glasses which will give you the benefit of good-eyes again. Herman W. Barr Scientific OctClan 120 State Stre t. Repairing 'Watch... Of tho finest workmanship is a branch of our business that wo give special attention to. Our repairing department is conducted with tho utmost caro and skill, diamonds aro resot, and jewelry of all kinds is re paired in tho most perfect manner, besides optical work of all kinds. C. T, Pomeroy 288 Com'l St. Watchmaker and Optician Records Gone to Smash. New Yokk, Fob. 15. Tho six day walking match ends tonight. ThiB morning the Hegelman-Cavanaughteam still held the lead and will undoubtedly be awarded the first prize. They are over one hundred and fifty miles ahead the world's record. PJJliilHilillllll tmmntmttmtmtKmttttmjttttm:ujttmt:ttjtttttntttttttttttttmttnttttt a a m m r o "0 9 n m jmmttnmttmmmmtmtmtwtm NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM For the Houses Congress of Philippine Tariff Pass. Bill Will Other Alatters Capital. at the Wahiunoton, Fob. 15. It is fully ex pected by both Democrats and Republi cans In the sennto that tho Philippines tariff bill will bo passed noxt wook. Tho debate on tho measure has now been running a week. On Monday tho treaty for tho pur- chaso of tho Danish West Indies will bo considered in executive session. Tuesday and Wednesdays sessions will bo dovotod eatlroly to the Philippines tariff bill and a note is expected on Thursday. As soon as tho tariff bill is out of tho way tho irtigation bill will bo taken up. Tho tloueo will pass tho war rovenuo reduc tion bill noxt week. Tho voto on it will probably bo taken on Wednesday. Famous Mlnistrel Dead. Chicago, Fob. 15. Billy West, tho famous minstrel, died lioro this morn ing of cancer and a complication of dis eases. West was ill for many months and had undergnno fifteen operations. About two months ago ho came to Chicago from San Francisco. Whllo there ho had been operated on, and as his condition been mo worse several more operations were porfoimed. Up to a few weeks ago West conducted his theatrical affairs. Ten days ago complications set in and it was econ then that the end was not far away. To Protect Our Forests. Tacoma, Wash., Fob. 15 Instructions from Washington aro that numerous northwestern forest reporves will here aftor bo Btrlngontly policed by inspectors tho year round to prevent tlmbor cutting and dres. Tho watersheds of the rivers will also bo protected. Hop Market Better. Frank Boltor, tho Brooks hop grower, ...i. i.rt. ..... l.t. mm ..-A. Uiin i. n n..a. pool which has been sent to London, has! work from Frank Fellor, the roprosontn- i)i tit tivo otthourowors who conetituto tho pool, and is Informed upon investigating tho situation there that the prlcos that were btalnubloiupou their nrrivaj wore II cents better than had boeu expected by the most Banguino members of the pool. Atdde from this it is loarnod that the market was advancing at the ttmo, the pool will make n pood thing on their crop, and that tholr efforts at co-operation will provo a success. Real Estate Transfers ChB fcott and wife, to Wnltor Scott and Ella Korb and husband, to J. K. Sklrv n 4 lots in block 11) in Scott's Mills 183.25. Win. H. Haynos to his wifo a ono-half interest In tho three IoIb In Auburn ad dltlonMoBnlL'in,f300. Marion L. Wilenot and wifo to Sarah E. Jones. 50 feot "long tho north sido of lot 13 Oak Lawn addition to Salem $800. Luko A. Port to Addio Parvin, lot 2 in block 26 of Salem, with a strip of land adjacent $1200. Edmund J. Lund to II. J. Oleson Lund, CO acres in section 4!l tp 5 s r 1 w, $1200. p Miss Uosa Mason died at Santiam Or egon. I'unoral will bo held in Halom Monday afternoon. Some very nice articles for Hearts, etc., at t!4 State Street. Valentine Day "Lucky Curve' ' Fountain Pens 1bae Iffou Seen ftbem? If Not, Why Not? 5KHEY have improved features 1L you will not find on any other fountain pen. If you have been worried, disgusted, and ready to swear at your fountain pens, try the Parker and be con' tented eyer affcr, The Parker feeds ink perfectly, writes smooth and prevents soiled fingers. We sell the Parker pens on the money bask if not satisfactory principle. Satr'e 3-ewelt mtmtnmmmmnmmm:nttjmtmtmmtttmmnntwttttmmmm:tttttt Jeffries and Fitzslmmons. New York, Feb. 15. Jeffries and Fltasimmona signed articles today to fight (or the world's heavy weight chain p!onship,the content to toko placo boforo the club offering tho best Inducement on or beforo May 16th, and lo bo a twenty round affair. It ls expected tho battle will bo fought in San Francisco. The bids (or tho light close at noon on March 15th. Teddy Still Improves. Giiotom, Feb. 16. Young Roosovelt slept tho greatest part of tlc night and awoke this morning bright find cheerful. Thnro is little doubt of his complete and early recovery. Dlaze in Cincinnati. Cincinnati Fob. 15. Tho plant of tbo Cincinnati Butchers Supply Company was burned this morning. Tho Iohs is ono hundred thousand dollars. Tolstoi Is not Dead. Yalta, 8011U1 Russia, Fob. IB. Tho report of Tola tol'8 death is untruo. His condition is much improved. Miss Stone to be Released Washington, Fob. 15. Tho Stato de partment today officially confirmed tho dispatches that convoyod iiotvb of tho payment 01 aims owns b rMora hi io kidnnnnors. that MiesStono'B actual liberation would AW u ..-,- --. ---- it to nifttAci in niiniLinn I Fierce Gales Raging Off L' Scclsftl to Capital Jourunl Astoria. Feb, 15. -One of the heaviest gales of the season Is raelne off the Orctron and, California coast today, and many ships arc thought to be In dire distress. There has been no damage reported as yet, but grave disasters to shipping are feared. ;oF as tho brigands got out of tho woods. Conbtantinoi'UC, Fob. 15. It Is ro norted hero that Miss Btono has been mlminnd but no confirmation Is obtain able. Another report says tho negotia tions for the release havo again tailed nul the Turkish authorities aro i everything to mislead tho public doing as to factB in tho caeo. Hundreds Horrible Death. Vibnna, Fob. 15. A fow details of tho SliBtnaka earthquake havo boon re ceived. Despatches say the shocks opened up groat fissures In tho earth Into which hundreds fell nod poriBhed. up to last night, at -wWtff'ITflnrwA quakes had not coasod. 8cores of women were in linth houses when tho first irroat shock carao and almost all wore kllloU. . Costcllo Property Sold. The guardian of the Oostello heirs, August iluckestoln this oftornoon sold tho property of that estate It consists of three lots on Ohomekota and Twelfth Btreet, ono block south ot tho East Salem school. It Is surrounded by per manent improvements and Ib a desirable rosidonco property. AIbo lot ono in block 0 and tho old hnlfwny or Mansion house In North ba lom, and tho half aero of ground on which it is situated. As ono of tho heirs camo of age olnco Mr. Iluckestoln became guardian, only a two thirds interest was Hold, ami the remaining H interest is for salo at tho samo ratio as waB received for tho other, Tho bids on tho Chomokota streot property started at $C00. 8ome of tho bids were: N. J. Haas, fOOO: G. A. Bach, $1000; F. Lo Branch. 1050; N.J. Hnus $1000; G. A. Bach, 1070. Tho North Solem lot was bid In by G. W. Watt for $10, nd tbo Mansion House by F. Lo Branch at $100. Public Land Sales. John II. Albert today purchased the property sold by the sheriff to satisfy a judgment In tho cato of Mackroth v. M. V. Hork et al for $2302.45. It lea strip of land 00x20 feet in lot 10, block 7 Jin this city. Store ' r s 3 3 r o m 10 PRINCE HENRY DOMING He Left Bremerhaven Amid Enthusiasm German and American Airs Played. The German Papers Jubilant. are BnoMKiuiAVE.v, Fob. 15. Princo Hon. ry sailed for Amorlca today on tho Kron Prinz Wllholm. Largo and enthusiastic crowds bade nlm good byo. Thousands gathered about the pier as tho steamer drew off and raised a cheor that became a roar In volume, and waved hats and flags in a frenzy of enthusiasm. Tho steamer put out to tho strains of Gorman and American national airs. Biikmkn, Feb. 15. Princo Honry, af tor an early broakfaatat Kiol and having bid informal farowolle) boarded, n spoclal train with his suit and a small crowd . . ... ,,,. No,,miv waB i r "w,,,,b ,,u"w"""'" - ... lowed lo approach tbo station when tho the Oregon Coast Today - ."X train nrrlvod hero. Aftor luncheon tho Prince and bis suite took another special train for Hromerhavon. Berlin Papers Pleased Bkulis, Fob. 15. Papora horo com ment on Princo Ilonry'a departuro in jubilant tones. They tako tho ground that as tho recent mlsuudorstandtng has boon cleared away tho prince's visit wll cement friendship betwoon Germany and tho United States. Reception Arrangements. Nkw Yoiik, Feb. 16, Uoar Admiral roW,wa'rrnllratoafem9anrluaJ?,,9UllO Princo Henry this morning. Tho squad ron will not strain down tho bay to wol- como tho Princo btitEvans will tako n tug and greet tho Princo at Qnarantlno aflor watds taking tho tho Princo on board and carrying him up tho harbor, pais- ing tho United States squadron, to tho llouhonzollom. St. Valentine's Party. Miss LolsCoshow proved a charming hostoss Friday evening nt one ol tho ploasantost St. Valontino Day parlies ovor given in tho Capital City. Tho function waa hold at tho young lady's homo, corner of Cottagoand Mill streets, aud was In honor of a young girl's club nnd tho gentlemen acquaintances of the members. Tho Coshow homo was profusely deco rated In hoartB, suggestive of tho Valen tino Day season. Tho dining room was artlatlcqlly arraoued in red, innumer able cardinal streamers, to which were attached hearts, being suspended about tho room, whllo tho table decorations woro artistic. In fact It was strictly a heart affair, tho edibles served at tho delicious luncheon being heart shaped so far as possible, whilo partners for sup- per were ueiermineu uy hihiuiuuk nvwy iittlo heart souvenirs bearing appropri ate inscriptions. Tho gentlemen woro mauo me viuuiuh of an innocent Joko that conlrluuti'U much to the merriment ol tlio occasion. Each was assigned to a partner previous to the party, but without tnoir Knowl edge, the respective young ladles chang ed their placos of residence for tlio ovou- ing, with tho result tliat no gonwemuii accompanied to tho party tho young lady to whom he was assigned. Inasmuch as all guests went masked, tho substitu tions In many instances were not reveal ed until aftor the masks had been ro rnoved at tho party, Relationships were then re-established and tho homo-going was carried out as originally planned Mrs. 0. II. Jones, appropriately cos tumed and housed In a wigwam, cleverly impersonated tho gypsy fortnno tellor and in bright ami flattering terms fore told tho future of the young people. Music and the serving of a delicious luncheon together with tho largo enter taining capacity of thej young hostess caused the evening to pass rapidly Several Hash light pictures of the group wore made by Miss Lucia Cochran. Those enjoying the hospitality of Miss Coshow on this occasien: Miss Edna Hubbard, MUs Mao Jones, Mlia Lela Horren, Miss Louise McGee. Miss Ka'e Jones, Miss Dot Borry, Messrs. L. E. Hooker, Ralph Glover. Win. Evans, Illff Garrison. Eward Thlelsen, James Walton and John VV. Cwhran. Marlon Circuit Court. The jury In the caBe of the Rate versus bmilh were dismhaed at suvei o'clock this morning without having ar rived at a d.cislon. Thev had been out since 11 S20 Friday morning. The Jury in tho itilt against John Daly were reh awl at live this inorninv after deliberating since 3:30 on Friday. Anew veulre was drawn consisting of Mesera. J. R. Linn. A. L Htadrick, Henry Havre, A.T. Motilt, I) A. While, Silas Rhodes, J. W. Watt, Ch. Chap, man, Paul ithodea J. II. Howor, II. Wenger, J. H.Campbell The special venire drawn on Friday for the trial ol Frank Binlth was Jos. Benoit, V. B. Dayton, Ed. Jory. Chas. BenBon, Walt 1.0W, w r. nn. i. ".. W. Bair. O H. Fav, Fred Bteusloff, Robt. Downing, and Jas. Vaughn. l'hey returned a verdict ol guilty In about two hours time, Stand Standard ! Price's Cream Baking Powder is everywhere the acknowledged standard?. . the powder of the highest reputation greatest strength, and absolutely purc.' It renders the food more healthful and palatable, and using it exclusively you are assured against alum and other dan gerous chemicals from which the low grade powders are made. Dr. Price's Baking Powder is sold on its merits only never by the aid oj lotteries, gifts, commissions or other schemes. The entire value of you'r money comes back to you.in baking pewr: der the purest, most economical made. Price Oakino Powocr Co, (-"hjaoo. PERSONALS. Carey F. Martin has gouo to Astoria on legal business. Mrs. F. I. Dunbar ban returned from a visit to friends In Astoria. MIssJonnloGoodolinsgono to Portland for n short visit with (rionds. A. B.Crosnoand B. F. Jonosof Toledo, woro Salem visitors yesterday. Mias Oda Chapman has; gone to Jef ferson for an ovor Sunday visit. Miss Gortrudo Jakes has gono to Port land to visit frienJs for a few days. Foreat W. Poorman wont to Wood burn to spend Sunday with his parents, er'bl TVdodburn precinct,' is in tno city. Mrs. It. Campbell of Portland 1ms roturnod homo after a brief visit in this city. Mm. P. Mooro of Oroiron City has re turned homo aftor n visit with f rio.itW 1 1 Balem. T. B. Kay and Dr. W. T. Wllliamion returned Friday ovenlng from tho me tropolis. J. II. Ackorman Iain Monmouth ti day, whore ho acts as Judge In an ora torical contest. Hon. I. O. Mttcrum of Forest Grove waa n guest of his daughter, Mrs. W. II. Uyrd, last night. Miss Edna Eng of Melntma has goro homo for u short rlMlt. She is attend ing Bchool In tills city. Miss Bertha Murks ban roturnod to her home at Aurora, nfter attending the teachors' examination, Miss Martha Crowder oxpeota to start tonight for Los Angeles, Gal,, for an extended visit with relatives. Mrs. W. 0. Knighton, of Portland, is in the city visiting at tho homo of her mother, Mrs. E. E. Waters. T. E. Cornelius, second warden at tho state penitentiary, has returned from a business trip to Forest Grove, Mrs. E. A. Lommoii of Irving hns re turned homo after n visit with her eta-ter-in-law, Mrs E. L, Letumou of Salem. Mrs. 0. I). Purdy entertained tho womans Foreign Missionary society of tho Presbytorlan church yostorday after noon, Hon. T, W. Catch, of Corvallis, has returned homo after a sliorr visit at the home of his son, Claud Gatch. J. L. Lamblrlh, manager of tho Salem L'ght A. Traction Company, was a Port laud business visitor Friday, returning last evening. J. O. Hall, nrlnclnal ol the Mt. Tabor schools, came up from the metropolis Friday ovenlng to spend Sunday with friends lu this city, Miss Francis Cornelius has returned from Jefferson for an over Sunday visit with her parents, she being engaged in leaching school there. Miss Stella Crawford came over from Sllverton Friday evening to take the ex amination for n life diploma beloro the Marion county examining board, Miss Oca McCrow, Miss Cora Atkins and Mlis Baughman, of Wo xl burn have returned to their homes after having attended the teachers' examination. THE WORLD'S MEDICINES FOR ALL. BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISORDERS, i Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver& Female Ailments! Prepared only by the Proprietor. Tiiouaa IIkciiam. St. Ilsleiw, M,ji,ld.. B65 Canal rtreet, New York. Bold everywhere iu box, 10c. and aoc. X 4.. 1 Note. Alum baking powders nro low priced, ns they cost but three ccntsvu pound to make. But alum lonvos In the lirend or cake glnuber salts, sulphuric acid nnd hydrate of alumina all injuri ous, tho last two poisonous, A. . Glosy nnd 0. 1). GabrlelsonMil loavo this evening for San Francisco, whero they will attend tho annual meting of tho Flro Underwriters , As sociation. Mrs. 0. II. Hinges nnd Miss Winnlfred Byrd roturnod from Portland Friday ovouing. They woro among tho Salom iter who heard the beautiful singor, . Nordica, nt tho Marquam, . Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Russell of Lodi; California, aro oxpectod to arrive this ovenlng lor n low weeks visit wmi mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Poper. Mesdames Rus sell and Popor nro listors. L. J. Colo, of St. Paul, Minnesota, stopped off at Salem Friday night for a abort clalt with Ida iinnl f)orjr K polntmont as hospital steward in the re gular army and is on routo to tho Philip pines to assume nle position. 0. I). Hartman,-of Scott's Mills, re. turnod Friday evening from Portland. Mr. Ilartmnn', who was a member of the lnnr Inulntiitiirn from this OOlllltV. add a staunch supporter ot Mr. Corbett for thev Unitnd HtateH 8onato, may be a candldato for ahoriff boforo tho Marlon county. Re publican convention. Tlio Presidents decision on tho Schloy appeal la expected to clear up tho caso finally. Gran Hair Aycr's Hair Vigor doesn't suddenly restore color . to your gray hair; but gradually the old color comes back all the dark, rich color it used to have. It stops falling of the hair, too, and will often make the hair grow to be very long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor it certainly won dorful. It has restored the natural color to my gray hair and has made a splendid new growth," Miss llmma Calder, New York City, tl. All tfranUts. J. C AYW CO., Uwcll.Mm. "' V V Booker I. Washington Is to bo qom mencemeut day orator at the University of Nebraska. Something New GrapTFriiif W. W. lim'i Seven men are dead near Little Rock, Ark A boulder smarhed u passing train. ' A i ' ' i W . .SJ s i.i . ?U1 r 't ' hf'