The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 10, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextrOTffi We W"" ufre',tsvw tttxs&jttr' tein'irftu- I ? irtwiiiiiniMtmtiwwKlwwiwiwiiliiiiii!iwWi; ISL, r- m m h i'V h ti it r P. i IH T It ' r ii- V.I fK V- n. MtaMMM "SiSALEM Holverson's I Holyerson's IM TI1ISS I)S SALE Tho aisles in tho Dress Goods section are fitted v.wlth ehopporB. And why not evory piece of dress goods in this stock is offered at a special price. Here are somo guggeotlvo details: ...At449 cents a yard ' Venetian and novelty Roods In alinho BprlnK shades, and tho new chalklino styles. A groat valuo'at 49 cents. HOI At 61c yard'' 11 fit Inch Kersey cloth in two shades ol kroy, black and bluo. Flno woTght for walking bkirls. Beo window. At 68c yard. 51 inch Chalklino suiting. If bought at regular stores it would cost f 1.0J a yard, At 81c yard n a m H SALES JLADIES They Dwell Together In Peace C4 Inch Venetian cloth in a S pretty sl.ado of gray. A swell cloth for Spring wi'ar. H B Mrs. Anna Culbertson Invites Her Competitors To Occupy The Journal's Free Box With Her. f. At 98c yard B H 51 Inch Homespun. q Tho in )8t serviceable goods " made. m This a regular i.25 cloth. Holyerson's I Holyerson's IB "l A Skillful Art r . I 5 lV" a yr v- jtut HJWU5 14 XJi .W. t.iftft J&y 1 Rwtv Rffi liorowrsryxi ii'ij t-lm-j-' k v uc-iayt m - Is ropalrlng, and tho sklllfol repairer I Ib . Li.i .-.I., noniiljninrnr. We COH1- uno nKin iu mo " v...... ...... blno both. If you have a flno wo ten aim v i. iiaiiutt nr mm. wo cmi ruiiiuua Buy I-" """" .,",: il.-t vnt think xou mny n "" --.-,- 'cause you havo novor placed it In skillful nanus. " so, idiub ' "..-,: modo into aTiMK ricuiv wo cou uu ,. i A lino of fountain pens to bo closed out at Cost. . Chas. H. Hinges Tabular and nnllftlan. Next to Hank. H8 Htato Bt. ttmtttmttimimntttmtmttuuttttttttnntttttmtjm:tttwttttt Something flew! it Is really old, yet always now nmt Interesting. Try a packaito of Iilano & Flls' Lettora and Numliara. They will make i . soup that is bound to ploaso you. Fuller & Douglas, Grocers amffitttnfflmfflmttmwmnmwwwumnmmwmtwtwwiwmwwmwwu g) T06KTM Ry a billllant play or good polltlcH, Mr. Anna CulbertHon, the winner In tho free box contoBt at "Tho Taming of tho Shrow," has Vnvited her prin cipal compotltoro to occupy Uio box with hor, a graceful act that proUueeB tho utmoHt harmony after a spirited contest, and one which tho public will irrnnt.1v nnnrcclato. ThlB morning, after receiving nor oi flclal notification of winning tho frc.o box, Mm. Culbertson, accompanied by a Journal ropreocntatlvo, called on lior four principal compotltlorB and oxtendod them a porfonal and cordial Invitation to nharo tho box with her, and Bharo equally In tho honors of tho social event. Those Invited woro MIsbcb Lena Whlto, with Joseph MeyorB &. Sona; MIbs 1511a Shlpp, with tho Now York Millinery parlors; MIbb BubIo Colletto, with J. J. Dalrymple, and MIbb Jennlo Ooode, of tho Ooodo Millinery parlors. ThcBO ladles have all accepted tho Invitation, and will occupy a box of their own Bolcctlon, and will bo tho mnf lirllllant assemblage of Salem youiu; women that has over appeared In tho Grand Opora Houbo. Tho party will ho chanoronctf by MrB. Culbert- son, and will bo conveyed to and from tho opora houso In tho now Simpson $1600 rubbor-tlred landau, furnished for tholr convenience by Tho Journal. Mm. Culbortson. tho winner of tho prize thoatro box, altliough a compar ative Btrangor In Salem, haB many frlontlB throughout this county and l'olk. Slio received tho largest mini hor of votes from outsldo of town, In addition to having tho largOBt popular voto, and, of courso, Is proud of tho recognition. In addition, W. W. 'Ann, tho popu lar confectlonor, this afternoon sont ono of his llncst nud largest boxes of Imported confectlonB, with hlB compll inontB, for tho bonollt of tho young la dtiin whllo at tho play this evening. All Indications tiro that tho theatre will bo packed, and tho play will un doubtedly havo an flno nn audlonco as over groplod a company of plnyers at Salem. Whllo MIbs Whlto, of tho Whlto Corner force, will Join tho Cul bortBon party, Messrs Moyors & Sons havo dono tho handRomo thing by so- curing a box for tho ubo of tho ro tnnlndor of tholr fotco of saloBliulles. ANOTHER YEAR'S LEASE Post-office Will Be Completed in August a nirrppmont was today filed In the county recorder's ofllco for a rcnowal t i, innnn nf Uio Commcrciai-Bireei qtjartcrB for tho Salem postofneo. The leaso Is given by Mrs. Mary Payton, owner of tho building, to Henry C. nnvnn nnstmastor-Kenornl, of Wash ington, D .C. Tho term of leaso is for ono year from Juno l, vjvz, or u.uu tho now government building now be ing constructed shall bo ready for oc nunnncv." Tho rontal Is $1200 per an num, payablo quarterly. Contractor Campbell, who Is In chargo of tho construction of Salem's now poBtofllco homo, expects to havo tho building completed and ready for occupancy Borne time In August, or early in tho fall. Tho cornice work Is now being put In place, which gives tt. atmrturn a flnUhcd appearance. Tho original dato stipulated In tho cpntract for the completion oi uio building was February lBt last, but tko delay in procuring nn adequate and constant supply of granite siono ior building purposes has greatly de ferred tho work. o- PUSH CLUB IS HUSTLING Strikes a Shrewd Blow Salem. for STATE TICKET FILED Prohibitionists File List of Candidates for Election. SSI :ti Spring Sail Styles Local Negro Character Dead Peter Waldo, a well-known Salem negro character, died at his homo on Front street, lrx tills city, this morn ing, aged about 10 years, or consump tion. Waldo has for yeara been a fa miliar flguro in Salem. Ho was ralflod by Joo Inno, of Douglas county. Funeral services will bo held Friday, and burial will probably bo had In tho Catholic comotory. o- Nevada Is Here. Madamo Emma Novada and com pany aro at tho Willamette, and will glvo a grnnd concort at tho Orand to morrow ovonlng. This hlgh-grado company enjoy good hotel accommo dation, and, as they had a day tx lay over, they camo up to tho Salem Iiob tolry for twonty-four hours -of Bolld comfort. With President Thellsen In tho chair, tho Salem Push Club held Its regular Wednesday meeting yester day afternoon in tho ofllco of Secretary Judah, In tho city hall. On recommen dation of tho execittlvo committee It was decldod to send to thoso of Sa lom's business men who havo not yet Joined tho organization roturn postal cards, Inviting them to attend Uio meetings of tho club, and, Incidentally, to contribute to IU support. Tho presont membership of tho club Is 220, and by this dovlco It is hoped to bring tho nanioa on tho roll up to tho COO mark. Tho matter of numbering tho streets, and oroctlng namo platca at their Intersections, was brought up by O. 8tolz, but, upon motion of the sec retary, furthor action on tho matter woa deferred' until a moro opportune Hmi. Tho nrlnclnal matter decided on at this meeting was tho issuing of an edition of C000 thirty-two pngo pam ili.in. 1 naces reading matter and 12 pages of hrtlf-tono cuts descriptive of Salem and its vicinity, ana sotting forth tho advantages of this section to tho proapectlvo Immigrant. After somo dlBcusslon It was decided that tho contract for the nbovo be awarded to tho StateBman Publishing Com pany, tho maximum cost not (o oxcecd $125. Aftor tills matter had been decided tim Huh adiournod to meet again on tho ovonlng of Wednesday, April lGth, at 7:30 o'clock, when tho BUbjectB oi "ihn loncdoferred nubile rally of tho club and tho plans for a groat Fourth of July celebration In Salem win no fully discussed. Always rqmember the children, And we have a nice assortment of dress goods for little girls on which we will give you special prices. Good Meals. A meal can bo enjoyed whim flno broad and pastry aro used, such aa aro mado at tho Plonoor Jlakory, All good hoiiBokoopors uso UiIb baking. Insane Patient Arrive. Israel NcIboii, an Inflano flshormnn from Astoria, waa received In the In Bano asylum toduy. o Death at Aoylum. J. A. Kpporson, of Jackson county, died of old ago at tho state InBano asy lum laflt night. Ho was 4 years old. JEFFREY IS THE NOMINEE Democrats Name Salem Man by Acclamation. PORTLAND, April 10. (Special to Tho Journal). At tho Democratic Btato convention today John A. Joff roy, of Salem, was nominated by ac clamation for Joint Honntor for Marlon and Linn countloa, Tho Prohibition party Is tho first political party to fllo its state organ ization in tho office of Secretary of State Dunbar. A certified Hat of tho candidates was filed at tho stnto houso Wednesday. Prohibitionists throughout tho state aro confident tho party will poll a larg er voto this year than at any previous eonoral election In tho history of tho party in Oregon. At tho Juno election, 1900, tho party cast 4C00 votes, but O. S. Jorv. a niomlncnt Prohibition work er of Salem, sayB tho party will this year double, and, probably, treble its voto of two years ago. Mr. Jory bases his prediction on tho encouraging re ports received of unusually largo and enthusiastic county conventions, and tho ovldenco of nn unprecedented In terest and activity among Prohibition workers gcnbrally all over tho Btato. James A. Tate, secretary of tho Na tional Prohibition party organization, will canvass tho Btato in tho intorcst of tho party, and substantial results aro oxnectcd. Mr. Tato's Itinerary has not been arranged, but IiIb date for Salem will bo announced In good sen son. Tho Prohibition atato ticket, as filed Wednesday afternoon, Is as follews: Governor Rev. A. J. Hunsakcr, of vamhlU county. Secretary of State N. A. Davis, Umatllla.- Stato Treasurer T. S. McDanlel, Multnomah. Superintendent of Public Instruc tionIt. W. KelBoy, Yamhill. Stato Printer W. W. llrooks, Mult nomah. Supremo Judge C. J. llrlght, Was co. Attornoy-Oonoral T. H. Coyne, Til lamook. Congressmen First district. Rev. Hiram Could, Yamhill: second dis trict, F. It. Spnuldlng, Wasco. . o ' In tho romovnl of Mr. V. ABchon bronnor to lown, tho I.lborty-streot Evanuollcal church has nustalned a great loss. Mr. A. was tho actlvo and successful superintendent of the bun day School for a number of years. o At Everett. Wash., yesterday Mrs. Shonhord It. llucoy,.ln a fit of Insanity, killed her husband, heraoU and her young son. o winn lni nf frsh cnrnatlons at tho Avonue Greenhouses. Mrs. J. V. Tay- It t Any particularly nice thin to wear that you want you will find rient tierc There will be Just the correct number of buttons on your coat-Just the rleht roll to the lapels-Just the correct curve In your trousers They Will be Just the right width and shape. It will be a hard matterforyou to find fault with your Spring Suit If you ect it here, for we believe that our suits are Just right in every way-as well as being Just right in price, i fl Suits at $6.50, Suits at $7.50, Suits at $10.00, Suits at $12.50, Suits at $15.00, Suits at $20 00. Not a link Is missing In our chalnlof Attractive Suits. fnS V r r I wZ r-r I Thursday Friday Sa TURKISH ROLLS AT THK it FLEUR DE LIS" Contrutlonory and loo Qreum Parlors. 75c 65c -50c 35e -25c 20c - 49c 41c 22M-2C 15e 12 tf2c 144 State St. Salem Wheat Market, SAN FIIANCI8CO, April 10. Whoat ll.0SQfl.08U. CHICAGO. April 10. Wheat 7Hff 7111.0. We have a large new line of neckwear. The choicest pos , - sible to be obtained. I Valencines Laces -We have a wholesale lot, We are Riving I a big reduction this week. ! We have fine line of Seigel Bros.' famous white waists. ' Come and see them. Our Domestic prices are always at the lowest notch. Grand Opera House, JOHN P. C0BDHAY.Macr. FRIDAY, APRIL 11. The Great Mme. Emma Nevada THE WORLD FAMOUS S1N0ER AUtl by Leon Jftoreaiu The Racycle $35 to $60. A Full Line on Hani). Whecli cleaned IJ 00 Wood nun put on i ow Morgan A Wrlht caiog put ou. . la f lMniihlli. HratntlftlltV. ....Si 2hj Morrow coaster and brako put on Id 60 O. A J, llavv tread easing.... ... 3 60 100 Solar, Masti. 20th Century AUdtfearchl'iKhtUa lamp each 8 CO Wo carry a lull lino oi oumme. iti eluding the fUlowlnjt Ures: llartlerd. O.AJ.. Dunlon, Flak, Dolawara and M. A W, (doublo tube.) Whwl callod (or and dollvered free Northern Pacific Tojrrigate TACOMA. Wnah.. April 10 I'roal- dont Mollon and Vico-l'roaldont La mont, of tho Northern I'aclllc rnllway, aro horo. Tho Northorn I'aclllc lrrlga tlon Company was Incorporated today to comploto and opornto forty mlloa of nn Irrigation canal In Yakima county. Tho railway land dopartmont thus nn- .iirnVoa lrrluatlon on a largo acaie an a means of promoting general tralllc. o Citizen Ticket In Clackamas. OHUCION CITY, April 10. Tho air waa filled today with commonts on tho CltUonB' nomination, mado yostenlay. Tho strongest men on tho tickot aro J. K. Jack for ahorlff ; William Johnson for oBsosBor, 12. 11. Coopor for clork and A. Luolllng for troasuror. -mo last two nomlneoa aro Incumhonts of tho rospoctlvo ofllcos. Iato last night, Just prior to adjournment of tho con vention, Sheriff J J. Cook was olectod comity chairman and Kimor uixon county Bocretary. o To 8earch for Lost Vessel. LONDON, April 10. Tho Admiralty has ordorod Uio crulsor Thames to search tho North Atlantic for tho miss- lug Allan liner Huronlnn, which loft alasgow March 28th for St. John, nnu has not yet boon roportod. Captain Dovorios, of tho tramp steamship Wilholmlnn, pleaded guilty vnninrdav of BmiiL'BllnR threo China- men into tho country. Ho was flnod $f00 oach. WW TODAY . G. W. Johnson & Co. Sj; rt.f.i- 4h Dnoi. - - 257 Commercial St., Salem. Wfi3HeH35a3MHa x& 1902 . f) ff m mm tl Mkl323?:i s-w .il ,,. H. idwiLV hC'V" nMNmNft. BIOYOLBS Have Stood the Test of Years AND ARE TODAY BETTER THAN -EVER fail Ask Rambler Riders. There arc Thousands of Them, and Ever on the Increase. i ' J yy ' m' v fs f vv I WWf I W rmnMmtm giala&ilTOaty X I II & II I aSm II I ) i i " lor o- a M r.loimh. successor to D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 State Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Salem, Oregon. Prices: Slab Wood. Wo will handlo our own wood this yonr. Wo aro now pre pared to accept orders for tho com ing Boason. Orders must Invariably bo accompanied by tho cash. Cap ital Lumborlng Co. ,9,3t TrTPature Wanted ton hoad of cat tle. Good bottom pasture Inquiro of Savngo & Held or A. E. Day, Chit- wood Islnud. 4-iu-Ji' Six Lady demonstrators Wanted. An oxcollout opportunity for tho right partlos. Good pay. Enquire bo tweon hours of 0 a, m. and 330 p. m at Willamette Hotel. C. 1C. Dortle. l-n-Bt Wanted. To rout, four furnlshod or unfurnished rooms. Inquiro at 307 Llborty atroot -1-3t Ouf Great' Bargain Carnival is Now on( It will pay you to supply your Summer needs during this Sale OA0TOXIXA. buniU flHMJiHwhqTjBm) HayeYou Seen the New Undertaking Shop? i. i... in r.in.llMl mill turned into a first-class, up-to-date bloyole shop, wbtro any ana an ainus ui diujwu work is dono ou short nolle, and nuar antfed to bo flrstclasa In every respect. All kinds of tires and sundries, FRANK J. M00UE 100 Court Bt. Phono WH, Macaroni No. 1 Large box. white and yellow. 35 cents Larec fancy Silver Prunes. 5c per lb. 10 Pounds Pink Beans. 25C. 10 Pounds Italian Prunes. 25C. 3 CansTomatocs. 25c Al Flour per sack, 70C 3 cans Salmon, 25C Onion Sets, per pound 5C. Navel Oranges, perdoz, 20c Lemons, cer dozen 15c. Bananas, per dozen 20c Shoulders. 9clb. Scotch Oats 10c cer Package. M. T, RINEMAN 132 Slate St. Telephone iSl Standard Rotary White Rotary White Shuttle lunva.anllm. 4lin liasf in llA mT .in Machinedom. We also havo t lie- popu lar priceu macmnea iruw ju.ow ny, Vnr nntv marlilnna ClUXl fl MA CHINE is nwoy better than tbe cheap Pailnrn mnolilna lit, antnal ff-imfirtRnn. We have them hero to show jou, and you be tho Judge. Kiutnnil.liaml mantilnaa (lnni tK 0 tin that will eew. Two of thenv at (10 00 aro spienuiu oargains. New fllachlnes for Rent! Old Ones Taken Id Exchange! Needles, Oil and Parts For all Aach!nes! Bicycles... j $35.00 and $40 00 Chain Models. $45.00 Cushion Frame. $60 00 Chalnless. srmr Anv enr, saddle, or nanuieoar. . . .....i. i. .u. k... l.iHrc1 whrrl the Ram- n,.mnrll ? lid ti WhCCl 8t JS.WW WHItn !" rSJir..:. '.h.u .rVcrlllnv. ir h .vrral ImcrovemestS over aiioincfs. ".',"!"""" v.aai. .b mnuntlrr iiit VlH not . trrtk. Plenty of Maeeteit; een n?'";. -.- a-".-'..' fK7wer. Pedals ad. dismountini easy, noi mniD ah"Wi hoMwho waat a oodwheel for less unouiaaysnri.n,?.v.....1- ...-;.-irf-ev,s. m.dels TIUT IS 5EConu iu woney. we nave . .-.--"-j;-- - -,filt .. .. we nve. nuri:. ine bhiui Tfiissi. '"" We take care of our riders. We are open to the bicycle trade 12 months a year. We are in the business to stay. Call and Inspect our 1902 models. It may save you Dollars In the end Call In and Inspect our line, we have every price, every wtii'ht and every style. Old wheels taken la exchanee Second-hind wheels from $8,00 up. 1 ..Our Repair Shop is Complete The idea that wo only do our own repairing is cortainly wron. WE DO ANY KIND OF BICYCLE REPAIRING We fit any kind of a tire. PROMPT DELIVERY AND BEST WORKMANSHIP. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank. Qg 8SX3( Easter Eatables '..... v.. ...i.i.... t..un nlr Pictr dinner. Yftll will fc6 well KMld tut yourtroutle and we'.wlll consider It a treat favor It you call at our store and see what aa eie- l ant II ie of Easter Eat Hies we nave. w oxer nu usi. a. niiRinnv KRiviv it .miuK v.wu...v..i ...... i. in iduhci nv ttO. Thn ninot nnmlnttl ....,...,. .D yet put out. Come and tr one, Ia dies' or cents. New wheels all prire (r0m $20 up. wvUUu-u.. uwi mi law ea auu genvB, all ready to ride, at barffi) n prices. UIUIO UCU UTVU(lg, VFfiE. TABLES Pleff ty of celery, turnips, lettuce, unions, pars nips, tveens, rhubarb and cabtate. CANNED VEGETABLES Bed "Ribbon asparat us. none so tooa. Rtd Klbtoa Sifted Peas, none so food. Bed lllbbon Sweet Corn, none so food. Bed Ribbon Tomatoes, none so food. DAINTIES We carry the most complete line of fancy foods without any exceptions. Bulk Olives: olives In bottles of all descrip tion. Helm Sweet Pickles In endless varieties. Helni'Chow Chow. Ilelni' Preserves: a full Ine of all the btst brands of sauces and salad dresslnc. F. A. WIG GINS 255-257 LlbM , St., 8alem. Farm Machinery, "W agona, Buggies, BIcyoloa, Sewing llhuJt (nos. Correct Dress Our standard of excellence in fabrics, trimmings and tailoring is high enough for us to guarantee your entire satisfaction. Stylish Fitting, (Mhos 15.00 UP PRICES. We can elve you better coffee than you can get elsewhere for your money. ROTH Si GRABBRTuh . 124 Stat Street. Telephone 511 mmmmttmtmttmtttmmttmmmtmmmmtwmtmmtmm New York Millinery Parlors 317 COMAtERCIAL STREET. Will show you this week THE FINEST LINE OF MILLINERY AT J POPULAR PRICES. See our SPECIAL LINE OF DRESS HATS for 2 75, 3 00, ISM g and 4 00. ' All Patlern Hale ImI jw cost. New etreet hata received daily. Mrs. Hooker, Manager. iWnmmtttmtwtmtmmnmmmtmtmKmmmmmtnmmnnm . haines & stetdl,;b:r GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Made for family use. ask your grocer for it Bran and shorts always on band. DEUEL0PMENT.... 10.000 barrel" Rocha Harbor Lima UBtfd iu the development ol Baleta anu vicinity during the patt year. Dalrympre Qayton E Young J " PWOK&-S2.W, IMBwiV-09'. n aflL oiumi for MU o( Mfttl f,"cr;-f3m lauors ..... 272 Cc mmcrcnl St A. T. WALN Affentl D. S. BENTLEV & CO Set Altai a. ,1 yfWft.ttl. I'hona Ka sewi.