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Newspaper Page Texti r r- uA-rtM. u fe- THE DAILY JOURNAL, 6ALEM, OREGON, MONDAV, APRIL 41, 1662. attMmriaaanMb res 'iAiliHhi SBBSMBSMB & inuMmm'mjut w-n U..0 T, : P I J 1W A ,ie .NIVERSARY Regular $1.00 Umbrellas 88c each Good covers find pretty hnndles. Regular $2 00 and $2.25 walk Intr skirts $1.65 jach Wrapper 'Sale Entire stock at sale prices Regular $1.00 men's shirts In all the Sprlne styles. 89c each Men's 50c neckwear In every new style for Sprlne. 4-lc each l&l&SS&S&SW Bicycle Sundries Wo now have n moat com pi o to lino of kundrloHof nil Borta for tho whool, from tho smallest ball bearing to the Intoet aaddlo or beat tire. Klectrlc Stroke bolln, 25 centa. Fine Posh Button bellp,.76c. Ooment, 5 ntid lOo. Too OHpa, 20 and 25c. rcuald, f i aianu i.uu. Dexter Not Oarrlore, tholniHoa' favor ito, COc, Dost oil, 10c. 8 in 1 oil. 25c. Good oil lanipa, $1.50. Uoitoll lanipa, 2 00. Gna lamps, all kinds and prlcofl. Chain brtiehos, UCo. filnglo tubo tiros, f 5.00. Single tubo guaranteed $0.00 up. Boat Hartford Thorn tlroa, f 10. All sorta of clmina, pedala, ur pa, wronchos, comonts, tires (lulda, nnddlna, luggage carriers, etc., at tliolowoat mar ket prlco, Special Snap A flno, 12 Inch, Beamleaa, braBa foot pump, with heavy cant bnso, tlio amue nuallty that lias gold for OOo lierotofore. Our price CO. Electric Bike Lamps An entirely now nnd practical lamp, dainty as can bo, clean uud odorlona, ln exK)iifllvo to maintain, , Klectrlc hand lamp, for una about tho house, around dark cornorr?, etc , $8 00. - Gome and and eou thoto. ou'll lm Intoroeied, Filled wltli dry batteries and nolhtnc to bother. Best Sewing Machine Oil Aa well aa neodloa, oil and parts for nil inachitie. F.A.WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty St., Salem. Farm Machinery, Wagons, IIukkIos, Blcyolos, Bowing Machluoa. Gardener's Attention! Now la tho limn to securo flratclaaa aauda. A limited supply of light wood at cheap rated. The Capital Improvement Co. 310 Front Bt. Thono 1101. Mv ISflLE Does Your Watch Keep Time If not we'll euro it, and when wo got didn't think of ua before. WaliavohadoverSOyoaraoxparlenon thorn is no wiiluli so complicated but what wo can make any part of it in ease it'a broken. Wo nlso have up-to-date fa cllttlea for uukluK and repairing Jewelry and you will not grumble ut tho prlcuH either. CHAS, H. HINGES Jeweler ai.d Optician 88 State Street- ROTH Et nest gallon tie ptachts 30C ... 35C ::rrn.j V 1 W i 2Sc licit tiHoa pie epilcots 3 lb UncyHlfd peChe i lticxir rncy rechei 1 1bl txut f lacy act Icon ill exua line luiwa prune-. fcioaWn acts - ?5c canigooJ utile reaches ajc I can test I Lcmoa (iini (teitnTi ut Olivet, Sweet I'lcklci. Sour aol Mlcklta I'lcklca. Chow Chow, of Monvpole Uaklnf Powder. It'a abolutely pure ROTH Si 134 Stat Street. TH6 Latest ideas in wall Paoer i nw iHMrniiTT f "vTvSriIIi I r N i vvrawa vN& TrJStvn Wu'J'V rJttoUC I SI Waists! AT SMIL PUNK All This Week Our regular $5 00 value In black tnfTota; tucked and hem stitched; handsomely made. $3.95 Novelty eilk waisla in'tdt Urate colore lor evenlni: wear; made of flno quality or sut'n j regular 17 50 grado. $5.95 $9 00 nnd $10 valii'B in beat quality silk and trimmed with crocheted eyeleln; atrapB on front nnd latest stylo sleevea. $7.60 Hlack Bilk Eion jacketi: beanll fnlly tnckol all oer ', finely made, $1) 00 value a $7.60 DALRYMPLE'S Macaroni No. 1 Larec box, white and yellow. 35 cents Large fancy Sliver Prunes, 5c per lb. 10 Pounds Pink Deans, 25C 8 Pounds Italian Prunes. 25c. 3 Cans Tomatoes. 25C Al Flour per sack, 70C. 3 cans Salmon, 25C Sweet Oranges, per'doz, 20C Lemons, per dozen 15c. Bananas, per dozen 20C Shoulders, 9clb. Scotch Oats 10c per Package. Jumbo Mush. 2 1-2 lb Package Sc 2 1-2 lb packages premium mush 2 for 15 or 4 for 25c M. T. RINEMAN i:i2 Htntu tit. Teluphonu i'JII CJOMK AND HUll'LH OUR Fresh Cream Caramels "FLEUR DE LIS" Confectionery and Ico ('renin I'urlorn. 144 State St. Salem. Barr's German Salve lleala quickly nil mite, or hruUor. Dniwa Honni'8H out of lame Imok, uml drawa rtlvoraout tf llutdi which often break off too Bhort to pull. Sticks liko atlekitiK planter. Try it nnd you will never hu witliout. liy mail SHie, L. Al. BARR, 120 State Bt. Balcm, Or through with It you'll wonder why joii Next Door to LaJd A Hush's llar.k GRABBR Imported Hew Norway, extra lar.c Matk erai ..... ........ .- .. 5c I'ancy Mdtkcral 10c Ucm Hoyal Club talinon 15c 1 cam iul balmon 25c fl lt box macaroni . - 40c Country curtd treakfait bacon -13 I-3C buirCurc4 Miouldcra . Vc Armour's Hani 16c Try a can GRABBR Tclcchuae 511 and plate rails Ij iiMETit i i44iiif) ffyyupr FOR A JOINT CANVASS Itinerary Will Be Arranged This Week. Socialists Ask for Recognition On Canvass. Saturday was a bimy day, political ly. for Salem. Tho county central commlttcoR of tho Republican, Demo crat and Socialist parties, wcro all in hohbIoii. Tho Doniocrntu declared for a Joint rnnvoHH with tho Hopubllcnni), who, in tho commlttuo mooting, voted to do whatovor tho Domocrato might desire In tho mattor of tho campaign in this counCy. A Joint canvass is, thoroforo, etiHtirud. Tho IlopubllcanB delegated tho work of arroiiBlng tho details to Chairman Culver and tho caudldatct) Tho usual commlttoo was appointed to ralso a campaign fund. It conslHta of A. O. Condlt, A. P. Hobart, E. M. La Faro, J. P. Jonco and II. A. Johnson. Tho mattor of procuring campaign btittoiiH was referred to J. Al. Poor man, of Woodburn, Marlon county member of tho stato central com mlttoo. Tho Domocrntn hold a largely at tended mooting In tho Hughcs-D'Arcy building. Aftor n general discussion UH to tho beat mcniiH of polling tho full party voto, and other detalln por tnlnlng to tho campaign, Chairman W. II. Downing and Clerk P. L. Frazlor .wero appointed n committee to confer with tho Ilopubllcans and arrango for a Joint can vims. Especial Importniico was urged by niombore of both commlttoea of nocur ing u full registration of olectora be fore tho timo oxplres on May IGth, nnd much missionary work in UiIh 01 roc tlon wilt bo done. Tho purpose of tho meeting of tho Socialists woh to comploto their tlokoL Tho roslgnatlon of It. It. Hyan, uh stato Heiintor on tho Marion county ticket, waH accoptod and John Hunt, of South Salem, wax named to (111 tho vacnncy. Mr. Itynn was nomlnatoil SoclallHt catidldato for governor mibse quont to IiIh sountaiinl noniluntlon In UiIh county. In his action Saturday, Mr. Hyan evidently decided to stay with tho nomination carrying tho gruatoHt honor with, If possible, tho least chnuco of a HiiccesHful result. The SoclallHtH named T. Y. MrClellnu uml J. E. Murphy nH a commlttoo to moot with tho Itopuhllcaus uud Demo fiats, and, If posslhlo, nrrango for n roproHontntlon of thulr paity oundl datim in tho proposed Joint canvass. o Tax Money To Treasury Sheriff Durhln UiIh inoruiug turned over to TrviiHiiror Downing 131,660.1(1 collecttid on account of 1901 taxes. Of that amount thoro l placed to tho credit of tho City or Salem $3109.11, and tothoHnlom school district fiGGO,. 27. This Iti tho llfth piiymont of 1901 taxoH that has heun placod in tho county troumuor by. Sheriff Durtilii. Tho live payinentH represent In tho aggregate- I1.M.15R.90, or oor 60 por cent, of tho entire" loll, which amountu to about 1x18,00. O" A. M. Clouah, succeiaor to D, E. Hunslnrjer Funeral Director, 107 8tate Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Salem, Oregon. The Racycle $35 to $60. A Full Line on Hand. Wheels cleaned $1 00 Wo! rluiH nut on l 60 Morgan A Wright chMuk put on...fi 'it Inner tube, tlrat iiuality M J5 Morrow coaster and brako put on III 60 ii. tv j. ueavv treait oasinit f II fU lm Solar, Majeatlo, 'Jill 1 1 Century ' ami BMarct l.iKht Oa lamps eaoh U (0 We carry a full lino of vundileg. in. olu ling tho following tires: Hartford, (l.AJ, Duuloi), Flak, Delawaru and M. kV W, tdouble tube ) lieola calliHl for aud delivered free, Clayton R Young Phone Ited SfVM), Call you to deal with stripes in combinations for what is known as UPPER AND LOWER THIRD TREATMENT We have a good assortment of these papers Also ilia mouldings tO COinbine With tlr.m. They make a very pleasing treatment for dining renins, librar ies and bedrooms. Let us show you what wc have in this line. Campaign In Douglas County. T. J. Clcoton, who made tho nomi nating Bpecch in tho lcglslaturo of 1896 for Senator Ceo. W. McBrlde, 'went through tho city Sunday, en routo for Riddles, Douglas county, to confor with Stato Senator Marstors and others about opening tho cam paign In Southern Oregon. Mr, Clco ton is an advocate of tho election of Mr. Fulton to the Senate" to succeed Senator Simon. TO PULL FOR THE J-0URTH Businessmen's Mass Meeting To Provide a Celebration. Thoto will ho a matta mooting of business men nnd citizons Interested In tho proper obsoivanco of Indopond once Day, at the city hall this ovontnt; at 7:30. A number of good apeakors have been secured, and a largo and lively meeting is promised. Every man interested in tho glorious Fourth,, and tho welfaro of tho city, will ho sure to bo thoro or send a proxy. o Polk County Resident Dies Mrs. James Slmonton, aged nhout CO years, died at Dallas Saturday even ing of heart disease. Tho liomo of tho deceased Is on a farm near Illckroull, whoro alio lias resided for many years. Mrs. Slmonton was tho mother of thir teen children, most of whom aro still living. Mrs. II. William Thollscn and Mrs. James Gibson, of Polk county, nnd Mrs. A. Smith, of Portland, are among tho surviving daughtors. Miss ICuto Slmonton, who formorly attended Willamette University, Is another daughtor of tho dcooascd. Puuoral hop vlceu wero held at Ilickrenll this af ternoon, and wero attended by Honry II. Thollscn and family, of this city. o Mt. Angel Wins Second Game ML Angel hoa twlco deuionstrnteil Ita superiority on the diamond over the Chcmawa Indian Training School nine. On Saturday afternoon, In a re turn gamo nt Chemawa, tho colloglans won by u s'coro of 11 to 10 over tho dusky braves. In tho first gumo played at Mt. Angel, on the proceeding Satur day, tho college boyB won by a scoro of 6 to 2. o How's This for Oregon Cattle J. W, Hunt, of Mtu'leay today sold E. C. Ciohs 10 head of 3-year-old steers of tho Shorthoin family, that aveiaged 1100 pounds ouch. Tho uuIuiuIh wero Hplendld plecoH uf cattle llesh. and In (I lent oh what tho Willamette valley is cnpahlo of pioduclng In tho way of hiof cnttlo. o The Republicans HaveAccepted W. J. Culver, chairman of the Ma rlon county Republican central com mittee, this morning filed with County Clerk Hall tho acceptancea of all the Repuhllcnii candidate for legislative and county olllctw. Tho Democrats aud SoclallHtH have not tiled any of their ncceptancoti, but. by law. huvo until Muy 1st to do so. o An Excellent Show, TlioHo who ntteud the performance of "Tiki Itlch To Marry." nt the Grand opera hotyia, on Ttioiday, Muy 13th. will not oply Sao a tlrst-elan comedy, but will ho uiitartiiltittd with a plens- Ing list of spiHilaUliw, (ireful atteMtlon kas been given to tho solettlon of the Hperlaltiee. which n,w,v between the arte, and whtoHjl berve to umko the perfortuaiu'ecoutliv Utma. There are no waits. School District Offer Reward. At iv meotliiK of the eehinil boant Saturday evenlUK a rowan! of $10 was offered for the arreet and convictloH of any persona or persona for Injuring er defualng any of the school bultdliHit or other properti' ut the dtatriet, r for omiHltUng any nulvce oh the MChOOl BTOUUdU. Hoprtwentatlvo Carter of Hold Hill la In the city SALEM LABOR ORGANIZED Local Branch American Fed eration Formed An Enthusiastic Meeting Held Sunday Afternoon. Organized labor in Salem received a strong Impotus Sunday, as tho result of an enthusiastic conferenco of wage- earners, hold in Popular Hall. Tho re sult of tho meeting was tho organiza tion of a local branch of the American Pederatlon of Labor. C. C. Worrick served as chairman of tho meeting. Tho ofllcors are: President, W. E. Miller, a cigar maker; secretary, A. N. Dalrymple, nowspapor man; treasurer, T. J. Clark, a fruit grower. Tho ap plication for n charter was signed by tho following persons, representing the various trades: G. P. Sherwood, H. S. Drake, I). 13. Miller, W. L. Davis, A. Uonson, James It. Mils graw, II. A. Dougliorty, J. S. Uenson, A. M. Dalrymple, T. J. Clark, E. P. Dovo, A. H. Wood and A. ABhllman. The lists wore being circulated today, and when tho required number of names have boon secured, the applica tion will ho forwarded to the national secretary. When tho charter Is re ceived, tho Salem branch will offect permanent organization. Iioforo organizing, tho gathering of laboring men, to tho number of about 100, llstcucdto short addresses by A. W. Dennis and E. Hofcr, who urged the importance of organizing tho va rious trades, as a protective measure to tho laboring clnsscs. Stato Organiz er O. Y. Harry, of Portland, followed, and in n plain, business talk told of what had been accomplished by labor unions in procuring bettor wages, nnd in maintaining a romunorntlvo wago schedule, to the groat Improvement of conditions among tho laboring rlnsses. Mr. Harry showed tho noed of keeping ui the Interest in local unions, as a business proposition. The Snlom blanch of tho Pederatlon of Labor will bo tho head organization hero, and the various trades will or ganize nnd maintain their unions subordinate to the Labor Pedoratlon organization. Now that tho spirit of iiiilnnlsm has been aroused, It will not bo long until the different traded will offect organization under union prin ciples. Painters Elect Delegates. Aftor tho orgunlatlon of tho local hiunch of the Ameilcan Federation of Labor, the mombors of tho painters' union mot nnd elected Win. Wlcko and Charles P. Uort dologatesto tho con vention of tho Stnto Pedoratlon of La bor, which moots In Poitland on Mon day, May 6th. Star Lecture Course. At tho M. 13. church tonight, the fifth lecture of tho Star Loctnro Course will bo dollvored by II. H. Ilurton. Sub Ject: "A Lono Yankeo Abroad In the Corrltlors of Antiquity." Tho Los An golos Hurnld says: "Ono of tho host lectures over Riven In Los AukoIoh." Tho San Joso Moreury says: "Ono or tho most ontortnlninK luctures tho peo ple of San Joso have over had an op portunity of llstonlnK to." Admission. 25 conts. Land Officer Jos. T. HiMohui'K. Ih in tho city, o HrhlKOft, of Smoked Meats. Wo are offorliiB a flno lino of smoked meats this week. Hams 12 conts por pound mid shoulder 8 cunts. Flnu HiiKnr cured breakfast bacon and fresh family lard, at Ponilrlch's Market. Ladles Can-Wear Shoes. One nl.o smaller aftor using Allon's Foot-Kaso, a powder to bo shaken into tho shoo. It niakoH tight or new shoos feel oisy; gives Instant relief to cortiB nnd bunions. It Is tho great ost comfort discovery of the uge. Cures and pre vents swollen foot, blisters, callous and soro spots. Allen's Foot-Ha so Is a cer tain cure for swotting, hot. aching feet. At nil drugglfts uud shoo stores, 6c Trial paokage PltHK by mall. Addrem Allen S. Olmsted, I.e Hoy, N. V. I Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. Not lew Ih horeby given that the co pmtnerwhlp firm of D. S. Dentley & and D. P. Wagutr. horotofore doing biulneeH at No. 810 Front street. Sa lem. Oregon, has this day by mutual consent, been terminated. D. P. Wag ner nsumlug all lluhllltieti of said firm and to whmi all deiiU uud accounts due wild Finn mut be paid. a S. II1INTLUY. D. P. WAONRR. Dtel at Salem, Orn April 18, IMS. The New Firm. Salem. Or.. April IH. 1903 O P Wagner wtll roiuiHue the buai ueee of building muteriul ami transfer ring ut the old stand. 31S Pmpt street Thanking our patron for Mt favore. rpeetftilly willclt a conUHuaMce of the iMlue. aseurlHg them that all buet- nee trHHsactioiui will have prompt at teuthiH at reasonable price. Heectfully, l I). P. WAGXHR. o CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. IIib Kind Yoh Have Always Bought Boara tho 81fiuatarooX &&& A Spring Tonic Now is tho tlmo to sot rid of tho impurities that liavo accumulated in the system durlnir tho winter. Tho beat medicine to purify the blood and build up the system in llpstcttcr's Stomach Bitters, A lew dosflg will couvinco you It also cures indigestion. Dyspepsia, Con stipation, Headache and Insomnia- HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters. LISTING MARION PROPERTY Assessor Lembcke Has Full Force of Deputies in Field County Assessor Charles Lemhcko j has a full force of deputies In tho! flold, listing Marlon county property, preparatory to the extension of the, 1902 tax roll. Mr. Lembcke lias as signed each deputy to ono or moro precincts, believing such an apportion ment of the work will bring about moro satisfactory results, and effect a thorough listing at proper valuations of all property. It will require about two months to complete tho work. I A list of deputies, and tho territory each is assessing, Is as follows W. L. Jonos Jefferson P. J. Wrlghtman...Stayton, Sublimity W. T. Hlches ..Tumor and Aumsvllle P. N. Coffey South Salem It. Donaldson Sidney C. V. Stego Howell J. S. Itlchlo Scotts Mills A. I). Hall Sllvertou A. II .Will Woodburn Prrink Zloglcr Aurora W. D. Matthews North Salem Phillip Mullen St. Paul Floyd H. Dayton Salem Died From The Operation Hohb Peinbeiton. the 17-yenr-old son of Clarkson Pemherton, of Itosedale, died at the Salem Hospital curly Sun day morning, from tho e'ffocts of an operation performed last week for ap pendicitis. Funeral services wero con ducted nt the family homo south of Salem this afternoon, and burial took plnco In the Hosedalo cemetery. o COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. Stato Senator. K. M. CHOISAN, of Salem. HdUIHK PAKHAH, of Salem. Iloprusoutntives. PHANK DAVEV, of Salem. B. T. JUDD, of Aumsvllle. TIIOS. H. KAY, of Salem. A. M. LAFOLLETT. of llroolts. " Shorlff. JOHN P. STKIWEH, of Jefferson. Clerk. JOHN W. ROLAND, of Salem. Hecordor. JOHN C. SIEQMUND,, of nervals. Troasuror. W. Y. HICHAHDSON. of Stuyton. Commissioner. W.M. MII.UY, of Aurora. Assossor. CHARLES. LEMHCKB. of lluttovillo. Surveyor. HYHON II. HEHRICK. Jr., of Turner. Cororer. A. M. CLOUail, of Sulem. Justlco of tho Peace. (Salem District) E. D. HOHOAN, of Salem No. 1. Constable GEORGE II. IRWIN, of Salem No. 2. NEW TODAY. Dr. J. H. Brewer All cnlls unsworod, day or nlKht. Ofllce In Gray block. Rooms 7 nnd 9. Phone Main 91. Are You Intorosted In a proposition thut pays regular weekly dlvldonds, nnd is safe? $50 earned J ISO In 20 weeks. Write for "Hints." Alfred Mitchell, 92 West 108d stroet. New York. l-21-lt For Sale. Pour fresh Jorsoy cows. En quire at farm, three miles southwest of Salem, or of R. M. Crolsan. Salem OroKon. 4-2l-3t Wheat Market, CHICAGO, April 21. Wheat. 71 75c. SAN PRANCISCO. April SI. Wheat Sl.MGSl.Uli. GOLD OUST FLOUR Made by SIDNEY POWER COMPANY THE Sidney, Oregon. Made for family use, ask your Krocer for it. Dran and shorts always on hand. T. A A I N 4 nv n ' " Ml Correct Dress Our standard of excellence in PRI fabrics, trimmings and tailoring is high enough for us to guarantee your entire satisfaction. HcIian,HAINJES & STBDLER Merchant Tito, Commercial St SWEATERS A big line of men's and boys' sweaters just received in plain, colors and in beautiful combinations, and in the new weaves and stripings. : : : Cardinal and Old Gold H Sweaters in the correct shades and the finest ever shown in Salem. N. B- Our Spring lines of two-piece' Outing Suits are now here. Also the. latest things in Belts and Golf Hose.' N 254-26 Commercial "NT. :CV3 WFA , v mm' oft m enbevs of Leaders EVERYWHERE At their eer popular pricep.... $35 00 and $40 00 Chain Models, $60 00 Chalnless. $40,00 Cushion Frame Anywar, nny enildle, any ttre, any handlebar. Coaster bin kea t5,00 extra. We have nt $25.00 a wheel for those who want n yod hlryclo for lees money, that U iccnnd to notio Cull in and exmuitie our 1002 modcU. We will lu plraeed in chow them. Sundries of all Kinds at the Right Prices. Koiuh simps in etconil-lmnd wheels from fH 00 up. We uill trade in your old Hheel on a new one. Bicycle Repairing If you nro not Koing to get a new wheel, hit us fix up your old one for the Summer'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.. etc Boot workmanship and prompt delivery. Give us a call, wo do (500) WORK. Anything pertaining to a bicycle. SHIPP. & MAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Cacltal National Bank. m:m::mtatmttttttamatattmmttttmm:tt 44 ...SANITARIUM FOODS... MALTED CEREAL GRANOSE FLAKES K. B. CEREAL . GRANOSE BISCUITS OAT MEAL CRACKERS. You are cordially invited to call and inspect these goods Tuesday and Wednesday. Free demonstration. Fuller & Douglas, Grocers 1-12 Slate St., D'Arcy Bid. mmtnttnntttmmKm:maatmm:mtwt:atttJtttttmiamtmttm:jaaJ eW;GXi)GCiX nORSBTSV lines ot the human liure,aro unquestionably as injurious aa the moet vir- S ulent health cranki contend, 'lliat doeent mean, bowev.r, that S body brace and stay comfortable to wear, and comfortable because it rcn S a. i i .' Vnuo ,,a "'J'lrious, On tie contrary, our F. O. Amorioan Beauty cornet ii a intend to i.ibi.v a woman. Our pi ices n i . i . i i i ' v., '" o,inV0 w here but don't buy till you see ue. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... i "8 s"le s". s'i" (?fi&)L2&fa?i?faTKY? -"2lzn,'-w styiish Fitting Clotte r ore Street, Salem, Oreron, 1 1 V l BICYCLES Phone Main 22.1 Pome of the corsels made I - day. without reuard to natural ouiera ironi 25c np. Look use -.vy?V-VO 5.00 UP KlWMWJfll(WRW'-1W"P