The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 16, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWM jjuwuil luminwaiig mmwuuuuju.. r, l n xma&mtA e K ItV s M" i ,0 . &m y fc M l t i.p ig, i- ' Ul - " ?W"' h 7 rn '4 ' XMHMMllHHMnKMHHHMHHMMHMaHHMIIHiRH S Holverson's New . . . Gibson Jackets and Gibson Waists Came Yesterday, See Them M M M M IB n r Holverson's lE1.AKftllHIlllHI3llHHHKIIlHHHMMBHHI Does Your Watch Keep Time If not we'll cire It, and wlion wo got through with It yott'll wonder why you didn't think of us before. , , , . . , ,, Wehavo hadoverSOyearsoxporionco thoro Is no watch ro complicated nut what wo can make any part of It In caso It's broken We also have up-to-dato fa cilities for making and repairing jewelry aud you will not ifriunblu at the prlceB either. CHAS. H. Jeweler and Optician 88 State Street. Next Door to Ladd& Bush's Bank pamwiwiniiilmMWHii mi .'! IX" ", 5?" tmmimwsummtwmMmnm$tmmmumwmmmm:MroMwmumM n - II fine Obillincvy ' Our Jlllllnory Parlors novor hold I dreris of new nnd hoautlful hats kc ovory time you como hnls of best from 3 25 up. Children's "Special New York Millinery Parlors MR8. HOOKEIt, Manager. HmmiwummnwtmttmmwMJmtmtmmmmttmMtmttmuMmmtttm ROTH St Best Jllan pie peacht Bent talluo tie apricots 3 it Mncy rtrlcd pesches ... 2 IbsextrsttBCy Bccliei- - 2 lbs extra f9Cy apricots 6 jfcs extra lirze Italian prunes Albsofli o sets. -- i cans good title teaches . aoe -5e Ait -25C -3SC 25C -25C .aoe l can icu Lcrauntuog prstui Olives. Sweet Pickles. Sour and Mlckles VI nuoupwiv uuiuu rvnwtu ROTH &. 114 State Street. Bicycle Sundries Wo now hava a most completo lino of sundries of all eorts for the wheol, from the smallest ball bearing to tho latost aaddlo or best tiro. Klectrio Biroko bells, U6 oents. I'ino Tush Button bolln,75t. Cemont, 0 and 10c. Too Clips, 20 and 25a. l,odale,tl.U5nd 1.50. Dexter Kot Carriers, tho Indies' favor-( Ho. BOq,. lkistoll.lOo. In 1 oil. 25c. Good oil lamps, $1.50. Uestoll lamps, S 00. Uaa lamps, all kinds and priors. Chain brushes, !l5o. Single tuba tires, $0.00. filnule tube guaranteed $0.00 up. Heat Hartford Thorn tiros, $10, All sorts of chains, pedals, grips, wrenches, cements, tiros iluhU, saddles, luggage carrlerd, etc., at the lowest mar Let price. Special Snap A fine, 12 Inoh, sotmless, brass foot purun, with heavy east base, tho Maine miallty that has sold for K)o horetoforo, Our prlcu 50. ' Electric Bike Lamps ; An ontlrely new and praotieal lamp, dainty as can bo, clean and odorless, In expensive to maintain. $4. Klsctrm hnnd lamp, for tuo. about thehoufo, around dark corner, nlo , $S 00 Come fnd and wo thew. You'll be luteresied. Killed with dry hatlorlea ami nothing to bother. Best Sewing Machine Oil Ac well.as ueedles, oil and parts for a)l machine. F. A. WIGGINS 85557 Liberty 8t, Salem. Farm Waohlnory, Wagons, Uugglea, IMoyclos, BowlnK Maxblnea. M ' a M Hi .6V m m m m N m ss 53 19 a v. n 1 B K a E B HI'NGES more nitrnctions tlian now. Httn- op coming, Now thlnes to show you matorlal and and workmanship aro Opening Day" Thursday and Friday, i GRABBR fM.i4 Mu. Nnfuiiti jkvira t.rA MafU lUllMlitw nT. "" .. -.. f mP Fancy Mackeral .. - -....... roc Dest Itoyal Club salmon. fse l cans tooa aaimon . - 8 fbs box macaioal Country cured treattrait bacon Uuiar Cured hhouldcrs -Amour's Hams . 25c 4oc I3l-2e 9c . 16c pickles. Chow Chow. Try a can . GRABBR Telephone 511 Try Our Fresh Taffies . .2Scand 50c Boxes.- "FLEUR DE LIS" Confeatlonory and Ire Cream Parlors, 144 State St. Salem Macaroni No. 1 Large box, white and yellow, 35 cents Large fancy Silver Prunes, 5c per lb. 10 Pounds PlnkQcans, 25c. 8 Pounds Italian Prunes'. 25c. 3 CansTomatoes, 25c A1 Flour per sack, 70c. 3 cans Salmon, 25C Sweet Oranees. per doz, Lemons, per dozen 15c. Bananas, per dozen ioc Shoulders, 9clb. Scotch Oats 10c per Package. Jumbo Much. 2 12 lb Package 5c 2 1-2 lb packages premium mush 2 for IS or 4 for 25c M. T. RINEMAN 133 Btato Ht. Telephone i3U i Ant AlAiar Pn "Vi4t Have arrived. They are the same UllI nCW 111) LfllTS "ne we have been lllne for the vrwi llVTT uv WUUU past three years. After trivia them thorough trial we are frank In saylne that they are far superior to any other Use ve have ever handled in them you find all the latest, sub stantial Improvements, such as. rutter tires, foot brake, adjustable front and back, patent wheel clamp, rubber hub. etc. The gears are all enameled Ina beautiful shade of green or myrtle, mak IH? them proof ajralast rust and corrosion- The reed work Is especially good bclnsr made up ofoniy clear, bleached stock, well finished In white shel lac You will do well to examine this line. dJWjUWjjj' jfHHB iftll wv tJHI IS B HI m m m MwwijMoimBUiiMliM MWBiyr-iJiB'Mlt;gMlmsviif i'f "ixr ALLEY . ORDINANCE OPPOSED Will Probably Not Be Enacted In Present Form Vacancies In Fire Department Arc Filled. At tho cltycouncll meeting Tuea day ovonlng an ordinance was Intro duced providing for tho Improvement oP tho alloys, particularly In tho busl noBH suction of tho city, sonic of which aro In had condition. Tho ponding bill provides for tho. cleaning, repairing, grading and graveling of tho alleys of tho city, under tho supervision of tho city Htrect commissioner, tho cost nnd uxpnnno of tho work to bo taxed to abutting property owners, and th claim to oporatc an a Hon against th property. When tho bill had been read tho first timo, Stolz, who has vigorous ly advocated a thorough cleaning of tho city's streets and alloys, moved a suspension of the rules that tho meas ure might bo advanced to a second reading. Jlurrows nlono objected, but tho motion of Stolz was declared car ried, tho bill was read a second tlmo and referred to tho ordlntmco commit teo. It was afterwards discovered thai tho rules of tho council provided that a hill cannot bo advanced to second reading nl tho tlmo tit lis Introduction, xcopt by unanimous vote, and tho alloy ordlnanco at tho next meeting will bo considered la order for second reading. Tho opposition that has boon ovldenced toward tho proposed ordl nanco will probably defeat Its enact ment In Its prosont form, nt lenst, al though tho measure appears to bo a Inorltorlous ono, nlnco Its solo aim is an Iniprovomont In local snnltary con ditions, without saddling a conU of costs on tho city. Tho auctioneer llcenso question has vexed tho Halom councllmon more than any othor mnttor with which they luvvo boon cnlled on to deal. Some tlmo ngo, a stilngent orulunnco, re quiring an annual IIquubo of $2f0 for auctioneers was passod, to which an nmondmont was mado providing that a rosldent of Salem desiring to on gngo his sorvlcos at an auctioneer to dispose of tho porsonnl property of a rosldout of tho city who oxpectcd to romovo thorofrom, might procure n IIcoiiho for any shorter period at the rato of $3 por day. Last night n man from Turner, who proposes to sell sev eral liend of horsoH from a Snlom liv ery stntilo, asked thut J, V. Ooodo, of Salem, liu granted permission to con duct the snlo. Mr. Ooodo does not havn an nnnunl llcuuso, tho only ono In forco hulug that of S. Friedman. In disposing of the upp'linntlon, tho coun cil adhered strictly to tho provisions of tho nuotlonenra' ordlnanco, nnd de nied tho roquost, holding that slnco tho owner of tho stock wns not n resident of Salem, tho sale would necessarily hnvo to bo conducted by a regular auc tioneer oporntlng under nn nnnunl II- COI1BO. Alox Coruoyor was grantod a saloon license. Committee on ways nnd means rupoitod adversely on proposed altera tion In tho city hall fumnco system. A representative of tho Iluffalo-Pltts Company, of Portland, nddrossed tho council In an effort to Interest tho city In tho purchaso, on Its own account, or Jointly with tho country, of a steam road rollor, at u cost of about $3700. No action was taken. W. II. O'Doll, In behalf of tho Wil lamotto University trustees, asked tho oounoll to Improro tho drainage condi tions existing on tho oast sldo of Win ter stroot, betwoou Trudo and Ferry streets. Referred to committee on streets and public property. Petitions for oreotlon of corrugated Iron buildings woro granted Mrs, Mar garet Hook on' lot 3, block 35, nnd Uroymau Dro., nt the rear of No. 92 Court strout. Contractors -ongnged on tho llayno building wuro grunted tho use of tho north sldo of Btuto street between tho little atroot oar traak and tho property frontage, with tho understanding that Wheat Market, OlIlOAaO. April 1C Wheat. 73ViBT T3Ho, 8AN FltANOISCO. April 1G. Wheat $1.10,tf$UU,. GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family usa. ask your grocer for it. llrau and shorts always on baud. A. T. WALN Affent II A . iiarr-;.i in i n, V.Tnn After Over-indulgence get your stomach and liver into proper condition by tjjs ing this renowned old family remedy Beecham's Pills. Holit ZittjuhtTtn boiM We. xni K.. I'm tl n possago way ho maintained for pc destrlans. Council has contracted n year's sup ply of wood, 100 cordu nt $2.85 per cord, from A. Harrlld. Tho following bills woro paid: John A. Simpson ,....,,.$ 1.00 1'atton Ilros .' . LIB it. M. Wade & Co ...... 8.7C Knox & Murphy 8.71 12. S. Lamport 2.70 John Darr , 7.00 W. M. Slogmund ,.,. 1.00 Capital Lumbering Co. ........ 1 1.C5 Qrlswold & Chaso G.35 David Pugh 1.C0 Brewster & Whlto ...'.: .' 3.00 John Hughes M , C.82 Statesman Pub. Co C.00 Salem L. P. & T. Co. ....'..... 209.83 Salem Oas Co 0.10 Salem Water Co 118.30 D. J. Fry 2.00 Upon recommendation of Flro Chief Johnson, tho following vacancies woro filled In tho flro department as hose men: H. O. Cummins vice Louis Lan don, resigned; Peter Qrabor vlco Har ry Jorgenson, discharged; F. E. Loose, vlco R .Churchill, resigned. Salem truck and draymen petitioned council to lmprovo condition of the "llttlo" street car track at tho corner of Stato and Commercial streets, the rails of which, It wab alleged; are so heavily charged wtlh electricity, that It rendered teaming dangerous. Re ferred to committee on streets and public proporty. Tho stroot commissioner was direct ed to romovo a number of tolograph poles that wcro obstructing Stato stroot, near Winter. The poles woro ro portod to bo tho prqperty of tho S. L. &. T. Company. Tho council purchased a Smith Promlor typowrltor for uso In Record er Judah's ofllco, nnd when Chief of Police Gibson had been directed to In spect tho wator closets and Hower con nections of tho city, with instructions to report to tho council, adjournment was taken. o ' ADVERTISING EXPERIENCES. A Journal Solicitor Gets Some of His Own Medicine. The Jomnnl mnuugor has had some live oxporloucos In tho matter of ad vertising tho past week, which are likely to mnko him nn enthusiast on that subject yet. In the first plncc .Mr. Catch camo Into tho oulco and ad vertised n watch found. Tho mana ger took tho two bits for tho ad and chugged It into the cofTors of tho of llco with tho usual Indifference ns to what tho ad was about. For sovoral days- lie answered all manners of questions for Inquirers who had pos sibly lost something hut who didn't scorn to euro to Interview tho man who had tho artlclo advertised. Later Mr. (latch camo In with another nd aitd two hits. This time It attract ed tho attention of the nowspnpor man's family, and lo nnd behold tho watch proved to belong to them. Tho advertising teo was promptly refund ed and tho watch restored to the over joyed owner, who had only learned through tho ndvortUomont that It was lost. Ijist wool; tho ad man had some moro oxporlonco with ads. Ho wanted to soil a calf and buy a horse, and so stated In this paper lie soon had re plies galore Pcoplo wanted to trade for his calf, and soil him n horso for cash. One woman offered setting hons for tho youthful hovluo, nnd u muu at Turner offered to transfer tho ownership of tho calf for eggs good eggs to set, but, nb ho couldn't got both eggs and hens to hatch thorn, tho trades were all declared off, and tho ownor reluctantly acceptod cobIi for bureau. Ijitor tho advertlsor was offorod all kinds of horses, from oay uses to thoroughbreds, of all ngos, slses. boxos and doecrlptlous. Of eourso they woro all young, Bound, gentle, true, never sick, lame, halt nor blind. Straugost or all nouo of tho ownont wanted to patt with tholr precious animals except that thoy woro about to leave the country, change their occupations, get married, or something that would necessitate a change of ownership of horseflesh. Ho at last struck a bargain, traded a yoar'a subscription for a thoroughbrod from away baok, and again two souls were made happy as a result of advar Using. Moral, try an ad In The Capi tal Journal. , K. O. Oro&a left this morning for a Btay of several weeks in Kastorn Ore gon. - H V Tt NO PUBLIC Will Attend Visit of Ar. Fui nisli to Salem. Tho local committee on reception to, W. J. Furnish, Republican candldato for governor, has decided not to give a public demonstration on tho occa sion of tho visit of Mr. Furnish to Sa lem, this week. Tho tommlttco has not been advised Just when Mr. Fur nish will roach Salem, hut ho Is ex pected on Friday or Saturday of tho prosont week. M,r. Furnish will bo formally received at tho depot by tho committee, nnd mado acquainted with as many of his Salem friends as tho tlmo of his visit will admit of, and there will bo no exercises of a public character, Tho committee Is plan ning for a grand demonstration to be tondored Mr. Furnish In tho Capital City at somo subsequent date. O' Failed To Pay Alljhe Bills Tho final account of tho administra tion of tho lato Seth R. Hammer's cs tutu was filed in tho probato court Tu6sday afternoon by John Hughes, the administrator. Tho settlement of tho cstnte was not n success financial ly, tho accounts against tho cstato be ing In dxccsB of tho assets, 'and there remain unpaid claims amounting to $I8D.82. Second-class preferred claims amounting to $3G2,1G nnd representing, principally, medical bills, woro set tled on a bdsls of 34. C conts on tho dol lar. Tho flnnl report will ho hoard somo tlmo In May. A recapitulation of tho administra tor's roport shows tho ostato to bo In tho following conditien: Amt. rocolved from estato.... $1094.12 AmL disbursed 1694.12 Amt. of claims of which no part has beou paid 2G8.15 Amt. of claims presented nnd allowed .,,.' 2192.94 Amt. of claims remaining un paid 198.82 o Old Resident Dies at Marion M. S. Norton, aged about 80 years, died on Tuesday afternoon nt his home noar Marlon, whore ho hud lived for over 25 years. Rurlal sorvlcos were conducted nt Mnrlon this nftornoon, and Intormont took place in tho local comotory. Tho decoasod was tho grandfather or Mrs. I). H. Jamos, of this city. New Nurse at Reformatory Miss Maud Hammltt, of Eugene, wont to tho roforrn school today,. hav ing boon appointed to tho position of nurso nnd housokeopor nt that Institu tion, to succeed tho lato Miss Mario Hnborly. Some 1903 Hops at 12c W. M UIrd, of McKee, bus contract ed 12,000 pounds of next year's hop crop to Luster I. Dlngee, at 12 conts per pound. This Is tho hlghost, con tract quotation for 1908 hops that has boon recorded In Marlon county, o Tax Money ToJTreasury ShorllJ Durblu this afternoon mado anothor turnover of about S90.000 or taxes collected on tho 1901 tax roll to Treasurer Downing. o . Received at Asylum. K. C. Urulnord, aged 80 yearn, an old time resident of linker City, and who was for some tlmo county Judge of Union county, waa handed over to the asylum authorities today by Sheriff Deering. qf Union. A. C. Ilurghart, aged 16 years, wag ateo brought by a deputy h-otn the Bame county. o PERSONALS. Hon. John Mlnto has ben hulls ixwed for n few days, but Is reported Improving. Mrs. J. J. Hall, of Woodbtrn. was brought to the Salem Hospital this morning to receive medical treatment. Blew a Depot to Pieces. DULUT1L Minn.. April 16. Tde. phone advices reoelvd from Bvaleth early today reported th dtwtruetlon by lire, last nlsht. of tho city Jail, and the blowing up irf the Duluth. Mlssable & Northern railway dttpot by ttursiara at that plaoa. In th Jail nn sr unknown priaoiMr waa burned to "death. Sval honre later the burglar blew up tfee depot wife. They ovw eetltnaUfel the amount of uitro-Klji-rlne needed, and aa a re- suit mere waa tv report that .v m'. tho entire u.ftn. For that run down, ti r od eellng in tno Sprlnjr, there is no medicine to equal the Bitters. It will restore tho ap netiio. nnrifv itho blood, and uro Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Nervousness, Insomnia and La Grippe. Light Law to Be Enforced. City Recorder N. J. Judah last night met up with a bicycle rider riding without a light, and promptly put him undor arrest and lined him $2.50. City Recordor Judah says thoro will bo no moro S1.00 fines, but that every cyclist found riding after hours without n light will bo promptly put under ar rest and given tho nbovo amount as a minimum fine. Will Engage . In Mining The Advance Power, Electric, Irri gating and Mining Company, of Grants Pass, flled articles of Incorporation with Secretary of Stato Dunbar today, with a capital stock of $1,500,000. Tho Incorporators aro M. C. Amont, Edith Amont, A. C. Hough. DIED. SAP At tho stato Insane asylum, In this city, April 15, 1902, Mrs. Ida Sap, aged 37 years. Deceased was committed tp the asy lum from Umntllla county In October, 1900. A. M. Clough, successor to D. E Hunslnner Funeral Director, 107 State Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Salem, Oregon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho t&a&$fM&fa EUgnataro NEW TODAY. For Sale A Sldo-bnr buggy In good condition, of best mnko, will go at a bargain. Inquire of Mrs. Mary J. Crnyton, ono block west of North Salem School. 4-lC-lw For Sale. Now and second-hand bug glos, now nnd second-hand spring wagons, backboards and carts, at tho Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fac tory. Wurnor Fonnoll, proprietor, 3G4 Coramerolal street. 4-lG-tf Wanted. A marrlod couple, without oncumbrancd, to work In hop yard; woman to board a few hands. Call by phono or wrlto to Samuol Orr, Rlckroall. 41C-Ct Second Week of Our Bargain Carnival $1 25 values In wrappers $ 98 $1 00 Table Linens $ 89 Ruffled Curtains $ 73 Unlaundered Shirts $ 38 Steel Rod umbrellas .... $ 49 $1 25 White Bed Spreads $ 95 Summer Corsets $ 49 Peco Petticoats $1 10 White Dimity, per yard $ 07 Napkins, bleached, doz -$ 55 10c Bleached Muslin .... 7 l-2c Dalrymple's DEVELOPMENT.... 10.000 barrels Roolre Ha.rbor Lime used in the development o( Sale in and violnity during the past year. D. S. BENTLEY & CO Sole Aicots. Correct Dress HflHBfc mmmmM Sitters Our standard of excellence in fabrics, trimmings and tailoring is high enough for us to guarantee your entire satisfaction. HAINES St . .. Merchant lauors Tl Ml i Is the store to bay your cloth ing New goods are arriving daily The markets have been ransacked for the latest styles and it affords us pleasure to buy, we have been successful; For you to sec them is to be j 'f convinced, u 254-256 Commercial ti Woolen mm l3Lea6ers of 3Leaber8 EYBRYWHBRB At their ever popular 'prices.... $35 00 and $40 00 Chain Models, $60 00 Chalnless. $40 00 Cushion Frame. Any gear, any enddle, any tiro, any handlebar, Coaster brakes $5,00 extra. Wo have at f 26.00 a wheel for those who want a good bicyclo for lees money, that Is second to nono Call in and examine our 1002 models. We will bo pleased to show them, , Sundries of all Kinds at the Right Prices. Borne snaps in er cond-hand whools from 8.00 up. ' We III trade In your old wheol on a new ono. Bicycle Repairing If yuu aro not going to get a new wheol, lot us fix up y6ur old ono the Bummer's riding. Don't Forget That We repair all makes of wheels. ' We do any kind of bicycle repairing We fit all makes of tires, etc-, Heat workmanship nnd prompt WORK. Anything pertaining to n SHIPP & HAU3ER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Dank. DffiS)(Sg6 ttjunnitntmmt:mttmjtmttmt:mmtmnnntmKttm NEW THIS WEEK OK OUK DKLIOATK3SEN COUNTER. Loafed Ham - - Jellied Pigs Feet STEAMED BOILED HAM The flavor o( a Steamed, Boiled Ham surpasses all others Fuller & Douglas. Grocers 142 State 8t., D'Arcy Bldg. mmmmtffltmromnfflWfflmmKmtmwtwntmKmttUffifflmtwnwwnmg" i..,s4. tia. ..JUSl KlgUL. Is what you will say if your bicycle re- pairing is uone oy me, I do all kinds of bicycle repairing and cnarantee it to be nrst-ciass in every respect. All kinds of tires fitted. FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court St. Phone 2014. Barr's German Salve Heals qulrkly all cuts, or bruieec, Draws soreness out of lame back, and draws slivers ont of ileeh which often break off too short to pull. Sticks like slicking planter. Try it and you will never be without. By mall 25c. L. A. BARR, 120 State St. . . gab m. Or Stylish R PRICES. n bU ," 'C & X S Street. Salem, Oregon, if BICYCLES for etc delivery. bicycle. Give us a call, wedo GOOD Phone Main 22fll n i The Racycle $35 to $60. I ( A Full Line on Hand. Wheels cloaned I'M Wood rime put on I W Morgan tt Wright casing put on t Inner tube, first quality Morrow coaster and brake put on $8 W G. & J, Heavv tread casing "w 1002 Solar, Majestic. 2Qtb Century and Search Light Gaajampa each i Wo carry a full lino of sundries, in cluding tho following tires: Harllort. Q.&J., Dunlop, Flalc, Delaware M. & W, (double tube.) Wheels callod for and delivered fr. ; Clayton R Young Phone Red. 2550. MIL 81 I ttingClottej $15.00 UP STBDLBR . 272 Commercial w