The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 27, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY JOURNAL ff ITT D1 Train Report Shasta Express North 4:34p m Tonleht and Tomorrow Occasional Rain. 0tmmmm en SALEM, OREGON TJLUKSJ5AY FEBRUARY 27, 1902 NO 43 VOL Xll . i';(.u." A' s ft Mum fjH oLwtilj wms Reduce prices by reducing quality. We reduce prices by reducing profits. : : Our business is conducted on an economical spot tH H Jmu 11 fi cash plan, which enables us to sell better quality goods ifor the money than any. "regular" way. You'll always get your money s worm ai me Shoes, clothing, bats, shirts, hosiery, laces, lace curv tains, counterpanes, and all kinds of ladies' and men s lUIIIlilllliyi. UIJJ 11IIC Ul corsets just in. THE NEW E. T. SALEM'S CHEAPEST PRICE CASH STORE. $2 w va .jfrA mamsnx-ioKi'&iSJHZx.T.iTSi s&issMSUKiaisasaEmKxssmmkAuaiumiJi -For Quick Relief In case of sudden indisposition a littlo jofr tho rigtit atiiff may provent Eorious jfiuckness, Rut bo euro it is right. If $you got it nt Rogers' it is sure to bo puro find wholoeomo. Our lino of brandloe, ! cordials, etc., ennnot bo aurpassed. D. P. ROGERS, figa Wholesale and Retail Lfauor Dealer 3 . " hKi'l . this is to CertifylWIRE Coum? of & " 0re- Au " 19 Crippled and Many Years an Invalid To wliom thoo prtwuuu thai) corao, Uroetlug, About fourteen yean ilnco at nine years of age I met with an accldoat which caused an Injury to my aplue aud polvlo bone which reaultcd lu the formation of humped ehouldere and hip, a teraal orKans, and ahortenlnK of about two inches of oue limb botweon the kneo and hip. In addition to tho outward appearance of my body aa abore described In March 1000 I wan taken with a aerero attack of La Qrlnno from the effect of which I aunered greatly with my larutaana nean, ana wnen in mai Hay wool camu to and began treatment with Dr. J, K. Cook my oondltlon waa about aa follewi: Could per. form no manual labor, could not atoop to plok anything from tho floor. Could get about the home ouly with difficulty, and getting up atalra waa next to impouinie. uouiu tue my iimDi only with difficulty and one or them waa much waied. My uerroua lyitcm waa badly wrecked. Had cough and aovere palu on lung and heart, ho appetite, could alwp only lu brokeu apelle, and la many way Buttered almott constant and Indescribable agonlea. In abort I waa aa ration dead aa alive. iTevlouUy to my attack of La Uttppe I waa treated over a period of yeara by Mlny phyilctana to no effective purpose. i.-JiMy peraonal appearanoo at this time la 'WBtrafght In the back aa anyone. My wanted Usibf restored to normal alie and but little more thaaihalf an Inch ahorter than the other. Have free naa of my llinba and can go up atalra one root after the other with perfect tw. My wit la lengthening. Can atoop to the floor with eaae, Can get about aud do pretty muob any and everything otbo; wall people omii do. lily appetite ta i plead Id; aleep aoumlly and am abaolutely free from pain. Having lived tu Dr Cade a family for nearly a year I have aeea much nf the effect of hia treatment upon other, and ean truly and cheerfully recommend the !'tor and hia med ical aklll to an many way amu-ieu. The Doctor a wtaimeui in iuu cm w . Ir eondned to hu Br-unleal ttemedie. conutu Uenally adminlitered Xo ieort to th ue of Iknlfe. mechanical applUnce or other meUwd treatment being empliiyed -n.,-.,,.. Ulan RoaenUura haa lived iu tbla vicinity ahottt nine yeara. . , me unueraiguuu. ar iwouuiij ,.-.... 1th tlmilwiTB atUant and oheerfullr Mlb- aerttte to the truth or tLe rare EftDR.r.twHwa1- FU8AS HAHHIfcN, ' A. V. IloaKKhALM I tetiacrlbed and awaru to before me thla 24th , orAnir. iwi ffea! attache I. W. W. lULU rmuity cicrr, r a Mcrni iioh ni-pntT, JDELICIOUS l hose homi-euied meats no chemicals "MSam etJaLLft Merchants 1 IIUIlip."UII O UIUYW i limit, YORK RACKET BARNES. Proprietor, ONli Our Store Closes at 6 O'clock Every Evening Except Saturday Cor. Commorolal and Ohomekota 5t3. 3JS5C A Pleasure Whon tho oyos nro properly fitted with lomec, you find n great ploat uro in using tlioao giasacB. Wo tako your eyes in time. Examine Carefully So Hint you may not be taking nny chances unii will got comfort, as well as satisfaction from study nr plins ure reading. Herman W, Ban Scientific Optician. 120 State St. Salem, Who Said That? A reasonable amount of jowelry rings necklaces, hair adornments and tho rest were out of tho roach of peoplo of moderate meana? Hasn't visited here, hoa ho? We aro are offoring somo very lino rings at prices which won't startle you worth looking at anyhow. C. T. Pomeroy TAPPERS FRUSTRATED Wealthy YoungSMining Man of Butte Saves Poolrooms Big Sum. BuTrc, Mont., Feb. 27. By exposing a wire-tapping conspiracy, a prominent and wealthy young mining man of Butte saved the Butte poolroom b laat Monday about $25,000 or $30,000 on the Oakland races. Tho facts came to llnht yesterday, in an effort to discover some parties to tho alleged conspiracy in Utah. The re ports were delayed by wire, and the re. suit was telephoned to Butte about 15 minutes iu advance of the telegraphic rejwrts. To ascertain tho truth of tho tips and tho extent of the alleged wire" tapping, the mining man placed several thousand dollars oh the result of one race. Several men in the alleged con epliacy also put up large sums, and they stood to break the poolrooms, but for the fact that the mania question, after rat inlying himself that tho job was being cArried out sueceaafully, exposed the plot and pulled down hia inouey, re marking: "I hke to make easy money, but ( am not that kind of a sport." No pool were paid on ttie race, and the money of the alleged wire-tappers is I still held by the pool room men. Hce dream X AT 3 l)nimV JS FRYE APOLOGIZES TO SENATE For Dropping Tillman and JYlcLaurin Off the Rolls of the Upper House. Tillman's Slap at Roosevelt Ignored. Washington, Feb. 27. Proaident pro totu Fryo of tho Sonato this morning apologized to that body for ordering tho namea of tho Sonatora from South Caro lina (Tillinau and McLaurin) removed from tho rolla, and to Senator Turner of Washington for overlooking that Soua tor'a appeal from tho decialon of tho chair and his failure to put tho satno to tho Senate. Slap at Roosevelt. Washington, Feb. 27. No statement li obtainablo in connection with tho ac tion of Lieut. Governor Tillman of South Carolina in withdrawing hia invitation to tho Proaident to proaont a nword to Major Jenkins. It la intimated, how over, that Pooaovelt might ignore the withdrawal aa unworthy of notice MISS STONE SWORN TO SECRECY Promised Not to Give formation. In- Salonnja, Roumella, Fob 27. Mish Stouo audMadnmo Tsllka will start with out dolao for Constantinople. In the moiiiwhilo the liberated missionaries are staying at the missionary head quarters, where thoy aro rccolvlng tho congratulations of their colleagues. Mies Stano says the brigands oworo both of their captives to absolute secrecy rr-garding any information calcu'atcd to o'tabllsli tho Identity of the briganda.tho location of the placoa whom they wero coucoalod.or other facts likely tocompro miflo their captors. Au n maMor of fact, the prisonem themselves wero very un certain rcua'dine many dottiils of tholr wanderings. They did not know, when they wore released, in what section of tho country they wore. An nrrangomont had been made to releaso them near Sores Mace donla, whore Dragoman Gargiulo and Mr. Hoiibo wero waiting for them; but tho brigands, owing to timidity or otherwise, declared it to dilllcult to carry out the plan, and brought their cap tives, after a hard night's march, with li hours' rido of BtrumnlUa' Tho two women wero loft under tho uholter of a treo r.t iirtO in the morning of February 28. Tho bandits pointed out tho direction of tho vlllago and or derered tho captives to report them' selves to tho village elder, who on learn ing their identity, would provldo for thorn. The brigands turned back and disapieared amongtho IiIIIb. LABOR TROUBLES OYER r ' Barcelona Officially Reported Quiet. Madrid, Feb. 27. Tho Captain Gen eral of Catalonia officially repor h that thw troublos causod by the striking workmen at Barcelona have ended. Eueene Man Wants Divorce- i SBATTtK, Feb. 27. In tho Superior Court today Frank A. Linderson, a for- mer resident of Eugene, Or., sued his wife fordivorce, on the ground of cruelty I and because she told him she did not lovo him. Tho couple have boon mat rled for six years. SALEM'S GREATEST QUALITY The renutfttion of THK LEADKH for great values Is oMbliahnl among close and Intelligent biiyors. This lias done by years "of clolest attenllon to th- ants of the trade and our rolo aim is to never disappoint a buyer In been done by yea getting more satisfaction than elsewhere. This is Corset Week at The Leader. $2.50 to S4-00 regular retail priee a largo Una of the "5 K " a la tullpo French eorsttt, three ool ors, all tizfa full whalahona and watehsprlng steel finest ratine and oontjl, Sacrifice Sale your plelr at (I 2 PRINCE HENRY ATTENDS Exercises in Honor of McKinley Held Today in House Congress. ' He was Alost Cordially ceiyed. of Re" Washington, Fob. 27. Momorlal ox orclses in honor of McKinley wero held fn tho house of representatives today Princo Henry being tho guest tf honor. Tho exorcises drew a moat representa tive Catherine to tho sallories and floor of tho great chamber. At elevon thirty tho Marino band stationed bohlnd tho speakers desk played "Nearer, My God, to Theo," followod with nn intermezzo from the Cavalioria Itusticana Boon after Prince Honry arrived tho speoker and tho House rose ob ono inauaatho royal visitor came down tpe center aisle nud simiiKaneously with tho Prlnco's arrival tho hand struck up tho German national anthem. Until the last strains died nway the assemblage remained. standing The Princo bowed pleasantly to sev eral members of tho diplomatic corps and waa then escorted to a sent on tho speaker's stand. Tho President and cab inet followed thePresidout taking a eoat beside tht, Princo. Tho supreme judges wore tho next to bo seated. Aftor which President il'ryo assumed tho chair and announced it prayer by tho chaplain. In concluding hia prayer tho Chaplain said : ' Wo thank Theo for our martyred President's services aa a uoldlur, citizen and statesman, but more than;' that wo thank Theo tha ho loft a monument more grand, moro imposing than the mind of man cau conceive, a monument ho bulldod (or himself, n ro cord which ho has written In heaven for himself." President Fry6 then introduced Secre tary of State Hay, who began his oration, which will bo found olsowhoro. Tho galloriea woro a blazo of color, tho hdlca costumes flashing brilliantly from among tho more somber garments of tho men. The executlvo gallery was tilled, tho center attraction being Mrs. Rooso volt aud her daughter Al co. u Prince Henry's Return. Wasiunoto.v, Feb. 27. Princo Henry arrived from New York at 0 a. m. and wab erected by the Stato Department orlicials and immediately escorted to tho Gorman embassy. Two troop's of cav nlry and a detail of tho engineer corps itcted aa escorts. The rido to Washington was practi cally without incident. CANADA INVITES HENRY The Prince Asked to Visit Ottawa. Ottawa, Out., Feb. 27. Prlncu Honry nf Prussia has been invited by tho Gov-ornor-Gonoral of Canada to visit him In tho vice-regal rosidonro at Ottawa. Tho answor from the Prince has not yet been received, SPOKE SHIP IN DISTRESS Sailing Coaster is in Serious btraiTS. B.ts Fiiancihoo, Feb 27. The steamer Queen reports ep-aking off Point Arua l,. "She J.".' L.iti.nil. nrov,.ion.. talking badly, her .'2t.Sm'SlB:;. affSt of a saTls : 1 blown away. , AND LOW PRICE Following in Tht RAG. Corset. American Lady Corstt, The P, H. Coritt. Working uniformly and perfectly and cake always :e of good flour, sugar, butter and eggs Finer food; saving of money; saving the family: the The "Royal linker nntl l'nstty Cook" over 8oo practical nntl valuable cooking receipts frco to every patron. Send full nddress. STORMS IN THE SOUTH Sacramento River Rising Danger Feared. Three Feet Higher Will Flood the City. Sacuamknto, Fob. 27. Tho river horo han reached tho height of twenty-six foot, and Is still rising, it is raining heavily In tho mountains today. Tho dangor lino of tho city la twonty-nlnn foot. San Fkancihco, Fob. 27. Tho rain In tho present storm has fallen from relmchapl north to Puget Sound. It will probably not reach tho southern part of tho state. BLUE BLOODED F0RGER Signed Cecil Rhodes Name to a Cheque. Cai-b Town, Fob. 27. rrlncoaa KatWi will was arrested today on a charge of forgory and was admitted to bail in 1000. Tho information waa sworn to by Dr. Scholtz and was supported by an affidavit from Cecil Rhodos, tho charge being tho forgery of tho latter'a name to promissory notes. The Princess was re manded. Rebuke to the English Press. London, Feb. 27. Tho attitude of tho Knglish newspapers toward tho visit of Princo Henry of Prussia to tho Unitod Statos called out ' a rebuke from the Westminster Gnzotto, which cautious the responsible papers against a contin uance of a policy whereby Great Britain ia placed in thn awkward position of seeming deslrlous of making bad blood betweMi Germany and the UnltodBtates, while putting in a claim (or gratitude . I..r own account on tho score of past favors. CORSET HOUSE Celebrated Brands Full Stock. The Vlfllant Corstt. The C. D. Corttt and waist. The Ferris YVaJtt. aaLlWaak. ''" ' vMsoIu-tely Pure linht and beautiful, last is the greatest economy nt la k dona ROYAL DAKINO POWrn ro a- '' "I fT NfW TURKEY MUST REPAY To American Citizens Stone Ransom. the United States will Enforce the Demand. Viknna, Feb. 27. A Constantinople dispatch says the Unjtcd Statos, nccord fug to a roport current there, intends to Jako action to compel Turkoy to reim burse thn citizens of tho Unitod Slates who raised tho eeventy-tno thousand dollars ransom foi tho release of Miss Stono and Mine, Tsllka. Turkoy, It is said, will bo held responsible, hecausu tho brigands made tho women captivos on Turkish soil, but Turkey will ituist that Bulgaria is tosponsible. NOTED RAILWAY MANAGER Died in San Francisco Morning. This San FitANCist'o, Feb. 27.-J. A Fill more, until recently manager of tho Southern Pacific System, died at his home iu tills city this morning of pneu monia, aged fifty-six, He waa connect is I with tho road since Its unnstruotlou and waa associated with Huntington and Stanford for thirty yoars ai Its manager. 1 1 ! 5? SSS" NOVELTIES In Wide Nanze ol IMtaalnff Patterns-Values that Admit of No Ulapule-t'rlces to Suit Your Convenience In the (S) SILK AND WORSTED FANCY VESTS liver)' Oood Urcaaer la Maklnz Selections They are Aaeured ot Your Approval II You 5eTliro. makes the bread ";, iere is never av it ana of the hcalUi'ofpujg . of all. Some Imking poutlcr maker claim their nowde1rsP,4 ' nre cheaper. 1'hey enn bo chenpor only it mndufliim from chenper innterlnls. To chenpon the cost ofim , nn nrticle of food nt th uxtwtiw of It lionltlmilnqsf , , r I In iilum uainne powuers, is n crime. . YORK. Boston Socialists Object. Uostjn, Fob. 27. When tho ordir adopted by tho Senate bill providing for the reception of Princo Henry on tho oc casion of his visit to Boston came up 'or action in tho Houso today, Representa tives Caroy,o( Havergill,and McCartney' of Rockland, Socialists, uindo impassioned speechoa against tho measure Tha order was paseod by a rising voto, only tho two mombora who had spokonlngalust it rising in tho nogativo. odors Consult your doctor. If he says, "Take Aycr's. .Cherjjy. Pectoral for your cough," then do as he says. If he tells you not to take it, then don't take it. He knows, Leave it with him. We arc willing. Physicians havebeen our friends for 60 years. ' For five yers 1 suffered with bron chltls. A few weeks ago I he ran ta take Aycr's Cherry l'cc'orcl, and on!) two bottles entirely cured mo." Daniel D. L-rji, Alta, W. Va. 25c. 50( ll.M. J. C. AYUC0., Uwill, Maia Miss Stone will return to tho Unite 1 Slates this coming summer. Today -AT- W. W. Zinn's ! D Ice Cream 0rTiP w?m m t A .' . , "F2 01 mi MOST UP-TO-DATE STRAIGHT FRONT EFFECTS, 50c to $3.50. MRS. M. E. FRASER or preparations uted. , tTbe pa Every Day in the Week. 114 State Street. mams 12 cents Shoulders 7 cents Jos. Meyers & Sons iF'PHvtry. PhoaeSSl. Fendrich's Market THE LEADER 271 COMMERCIAL ST. ! ' ' ESE8 :mmtt ffattla Block. 4f3 tmmmmt m i i mil SSBs5 W