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Newspaper Page TextQtfmmmmmmmmm ?MW ft THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1602. e IV &' E4S IV f ft' v- .-' 1 ', in SFv EShVRvwu maawaWi -tr wsawEkv Wawam WaaamawUt fimrmaaaaMfe ikaaaamBat iwaaw&MP$' MMHMIIIiMIIMMHMMMMHMHMHHHHHMBHMVI s Holyerson's I Holversons' Regular $1.50 Svsteme Joy" make gloves in such colors as tan, brown, gray, and black-all sizes--5 3-4 lo 7 l-2c. "Systeme Joy" gloves are so well known that there's no need of us saying more. X X X H V Holyerson's Watch Our A BEAUTIFUL EYE makes silence eloquent, A KIND EYE makes contradiction an assent, AN FNRAGED EYE makes beauty deformed. ADDISON. Tlila littlo mombor rIvos Jlfo to ovory othor port nbout uu. Bo treat it kindly wiion It complains of not seeing woll; have it ottondod to, glvo it at loaat as much attontion as it deserves for the amount of work itdoos. If you need ndvlco call on ub, wo will make examinations frco. Yoa nro welcome to tlio costly infltru- monta anil our oxporlence, Ctias. H. Bclontlflo Optician. 83 Stato Stroot. NEW FOR Our many cutomors will bo ploasod in store this week. NEW T0TAT0K8. FKEHH PKAH. GREEN BEANS. OUOUMUKK9. TOMATOES. ARTICHOKES. BTRAWBKKKIH9. An ondlees lino of canned meats on ROTH Si 124 Btttt Street. Have You If so we are prepared to interest you with new goods for each and every place. i NEW See. t)ie plate rails and cornice stripe and tapestry paper. Jacob Uogf 265 Commercial St Good Stock of Shoes All Up-to-date , 0 Prices Right Kedy (or trade in our now store, Call and eae uu all. Repairing done ou bort notice, ...JACOB UOGL 295 Commercial Street. L. D. HENRY'S 8EA1 ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY iat2S9 Commercial Stwt , MAIN 2681 SALEM. ORR H Great ' Glove Sale Tomorrow R u a H B n B a a a a a a a a IS B m Holyerson's Ad. Tomorrow. Hinges, Noxt door to Ladd & Bush's Dank THIS WEEK to know of tho many good things wo Imvo STEAM BOILED HAM. STAR SLICED MAM, HAM SAUSAGE. I'lOKLED PIGS FEET, SUMMER 8AU8AGE8. bTiK BREAKFAST BACON. COUNTRY CURED BACON. display at our store. GRABBR Telephone 311 a LfDrar That Needs New Carpet, Rugs, Wall Paper or Furniture? Wall Paper Carpets Book Cases Library Tables Morris Chairs mouldings to use with FIG DUFF AND PENOTIA AT THE (t FLEIR DE LIS 99 Goiikmtlouory and lco Cream Parlora. 144 State St. Salem. Summer Normal The first terra of the Ospital Summer Normal begins ou Monday My 6, ami continued eight eeks. Clteios will be Jonuod in all the brauohw required for statu and eounty papers. For further Information address J, J. KRAPS, Salem. Ore. UAw 430 lui dham&erlaln and Furnish Photo buttons for sale at CrouUe Studio, 4 YOUNG MEN'S CLUB Holds a Rally at Hall the City Speeches by Frank Davey, Claud Gatch and Others Tho Youiib Mon'n Ropitbllcnn Club opened tho campaign Monday night, With an cnthiiHlnstlc nicotinic nt tho police court room, in tho city hall. Stirring addrossos woo dollvorod hy Home of Saloui'fl prominent Republi cans and tnombors of tho county logls lntlvo ticket. Claud Qatch, president of Uio Salem Ropubllcan Club, was the principal speaker, and dolivered ono of IiIh characteristic political speech- oh. W. J. Furnish, Ropubllcan nomi nee for governor, and othor Demo crats, who en ma to tho aid of tho Ro publlcan party whan sllvor wan tho Ihhuc, woro praised and eulogized as patriots, whoso lovo of country sur passed tholr partisanship. Mr. Qatch concluded his address by eloquently paying a tribute to tho momory of Lin coln and Grant. Ills remarks wcro fre quently Interrupted with applause 13. M. Croltmn, cnndldato for state sonntor, was called for, but spoko only lirlolly. Ho said young men mado no mistake in nulllating with tho Republi cans tho party that always toel: a posltlvo stand on tho great questions, and was always right. Frank Davey, cnndldato for repre sentative, oxprossod groat interest In any project undertaken hy young men of any community, for tiny political ur rangomont having tho Intelligent back ing of tho young man must bo In tho right direction. Tho young men had always boon a factor in tho prosorva tlon of tholr country. After discussing tho silver issue, Mr. Davoy wadod into Uio expansion quostlon, and said It waa lll-ndvlsod for young men to ally thomsolvcB with n party whoso rec ord was "black with troason, und ovor showing a disposition to tear down." Mr. Davey defined tho initiative and referendum, and explained tho opera tion of theso two powors of legisla tion, proposed to bo vested in tho peo ple. Ho said ho did not bellovo tho monsuro would bring to tho pcoplo tho amount of good that wns oxpectod of It. Some good would como of It, and, being a question of gonoral Interest, ovory doctor should vote upon Uio con stitutional amoudmont that has been proposod. Tho speaker contlnuod by suyjng if tho people nro corrupt, any power placed In tholr hands might bo wrongly used. If tho people can be cortupted along one line, tho .sponkor argued Unit thoy could on othor linos. Ho concluded his romnrka by ndvlslng the young men to stand for purity of politics. "Senatoi" Farrur was called for, and responded with a brief, business-like and pointed talk, in which ho crodltod tho present position of the ltepubllcnu paity and Its successful record of tho past in years to the policies Unit had been adopted ami advocated. T. II. Kay, also of the legislative ticket, In a few minutes' talk, ex plained that the reason he was a Re publican was because tho principles and policies advocated by that party liud always been for the host I nt oreads of tho country. Ho gave a rattling Mood Republican talk, and surprised many of his friends, who had somo how formed tho Idea that Tom Kay could not talk. Mr. Kay will provo a valuable speaker for tho Republicans ou the Joint canvass. Ho makes no at tempt at oratory, but, for a straight IiiihIiiosh talk, ho is an Interesting and forceful speaker, and Is capable of di luting moro hot shot into the ene my's enmp than can be received with out consternation. The Marlon county central commit tee presented Uio club with u largo picture of Ranker Furnish. The same will be framed, and the club passod a vote of thanks4 for tho photo. An ap preciation of the addresses of tho ev ening was framed and passed. At Uio business meeting of the club, It was decided to organize both a Ham beau and cymbal club. Committees wore appointed as follews: Flambeau W. K. Rloliardson .J. U Pultun, Peter timber. Fred Fontaine; cymbal C. A. Hurt, J. II. Campbell. Jr.. W. D. Hv nun and 1C II. LampuiL Committee uu program was named consisting of 0. M. liimuu, C. U Mo Nary and II. C. Upley. The club will hold meeting every Monday evening durliiK the campaign. o Flno Embroidery. The ladles who took leeeoiw of Mm. IlHiirick. the embroiderer, of Ghleiw, are delimited with her new work. The work and design onn only be mi of her. She will be at the Willamette av few days longer. GhamborUIn and Furnish Photo buttons for sale at Oroulm Studio. OASTOXllJi.. Spring Lamb. Wo Imvo a tine supply of fresh aprlus lamb and fine sausage, at Feu drlcU'a Market O" ' A. M. dough, successor to D. E. Hunslngor Funeral Dl root or, 107 State 8treet, Phone, Office, 1391; residence, 221) Salem, Oregon. We have a. button machine and make our own buttons, Cronlso Studio. SUPREME LODGE A. 0. U. W. Will Lunch in Salem May 16 on Landed by the Push Club's Efforts. PORTLAND, May C A mooting of the gonoral committo for tho ontor tnlnmeut of the Supromo Lodge, A. O. U. V., and Supeiior Lodge, D. of H., was held last ovonlng in the office of Grand Recorder Clark, Commercial block. A communication from N. J. Judnh, recorder of tho Groutor Salem Com mercial Club, was read roprosontlng that tho club fools that it is .almost imperative tiiat mo Boat or govern ment for Oregon shall havo tho dis tinguished honor of welcoming such n body of pcoplo, and you may rest aB surod that not only the fraternal pride of the locnl lodgos will bo In evidence, but nlso the boat spirit of communal courtesy of which this club Is capable." Similar invitations woro read from Valley and Protection lodges, A. O. U. W., and the Salem and Viola lodges, I). of H.. This spirit of hospitality manifested by Salem took tho general committee by storm, and Secretary Paddock was Instructed to communi cate with tho Orcater Salem Commer cial Club and tho A. O. U. W. and D. of H. lodgos, thanking them and giv ing tho information that tho excursion up tho valley would partako of Su lom's hospitality on tho way up, giving tho time suggested by Mr. Judah. curs FUNDS GROW Larger Receipts Than Years Past for Tho financial condition of our city Is glowing bettor and better as time rolls around, nnd roports from tho city recorder's olllco show that tho rccolpts from that department thin year already nearly equal the total of last year's Income. Tho total receipts for 1001, from tho retorder'8 ofllco, were $9817, whllo up tu dnto this year there has boon rocolvod 9720. This, of courso, include) the $5000 bond foifeit, but it Is the Judgment of City Recordor Ju dan mat rccolpts irom tula sourco will nggrogato $10,000 this yoar, ovor and ubovo this bond money. All city warrants lire culled to dato, and thoro Is cash ou hand to moot this month's bills. Helow Is given the tecordei's month ly report for Apt II. Total flues imposed, $8.50; total days committed, 20. State vs. Filar, J. P. foes, $1.05; constable's fees, $2.80; ponding, Rob ertson vs. Dultutte, civil, fous pending. Miscellaneous Cash Receipts. Snlom Water Co $ Ufi.UO Harry Chase 10.00 N. J. Judah, J. P. fees 1.30 I). W. Gibson, con. foes 3.50 A. Smith (by J. F. Stalgor).. 6.00 J, P, Rogers, saloon 200.75 Rutto & Wenderoth 200.75 IC. Kckorlou 200.75 N. J. Judnh, J. P. fees 1.95 I). W. Gibson, eon. foes 1,90 C. J. lloyd, storo show 8.00 V. It. Anderson, saloon 200.75 F. P. Tulklngton 21.00 II. A Kurtx, armory rent A. SelKlu, Hue U &. M. Alexander & Co. 90.00 2.C0 JW.OOJ A. Stetuer .. 2.60 2.50 12.00 22.60 ItllllllMH F. Smith llorst llitw., lUOx ., Snlem I, .P. ft T. Co A. Coruoyor, nuloou 200.75 O. Kuspar, tine 1.00 Not i is & Ruwe lb.00 Totnl $19CW0 Cash received lu April $1200.30 Cash on baud April 1st 1196.73 Total debit for Apitl $2102,08 Cash In treasury, lu April .... 1000.00 Cash ou hand May let $1102.03 War. Indebtedness fur April .$1201.97 o Chamberlain and Furnish Photo buttons for sale nt Oronlse Studio. MARRIED. ISIMLI WALLHR. At the homo Qf the bride's parents, near the fair grounds, at 2:JH) o'olook this (Thirra. day) afternoon, May G. 1902, Miss ljuiru Ustelle Isbell tu Albert Tar ry Waller, both or Salem, Rev. P. 8. Knight olllclatlng. Mr. and Mrs. Waller are both woll known In Salem, where they have lived the greater part of their lives. Tho groom is head lineman In the em ploy of the Pacific States Telegraph & Telephone Company, ut Salem. Mr. nml Mra. Waller wuut tu Portland this afternoon for a few days' visit, when they will return to Salem, and reside on Union street, betweeu Utah aud Liberty streets, where Mr. Waller bus furnhdied n eottage. 11 X UuiUy and If R. Kelty re turned to Portland this aftornoou. if tor a few days fUhlus lu the foot lulU about Salem FIRST SHOT FIRED In the Marlon County paign Cam- Private Circular Issued L. H. McMahan by A circular has been Issued for pri vate circulation by L. H. McMahan, candidate for senator on tho Demo cratic ticket In this county, in which ho exploits tho nlloged record of E. M. Crolsan, Ropubllcan nomtneo for ntato sonntor, when Crolsan was sher iff In 1S88 to 1802. Tho McMahan circular contains cop ies of bills that Crolsan got allowed by tho county court each month, undor tho then oxlsting feo systom, that Mc Mahan claims was worked as a graft against tho county to the amount of hundreds of dollars. Mr. McMahan indicts Mr. Crolsan generally for bolng a thrifty official and taking all that tho law allowed him to tako, and charges him taking somo besides, although Mr. Crolsan can show ,tho law undor which ho took all that ho recolvod whllo ho was sheriff. Tho feo laws of fourteen years ago allowed a great deal that has been wiped off the books slnco then. What seemed light in 1888 seems to bo a. clear steal at present. Mr. Crolsan and his frlomls will doubtless bo hoard from In the cnmpalgn and tho question of who will make tho better senator, ho or Mr. McMahan, will bo fully aired. A Wedding At Silverton County Clork W. W. Hall today Is suod a marilngo Hconso to Tompor anco n. McCorklo nnd George II. Rich es, both of Silverton. Tho coromony will ho porformod at tho bi bio's homo In SUvorton Wodnosday ovonlng. o PER30NAL8. S. A. Rlggs was in Ilalsey today. Mrs. S. Frlodmnn Is vlBitlng in Port land. Mrs. II .1). Pnttou Is visiting rela tives in Portland. Mr. ami Mrs. C. H. Durggraf, of Al bany, woro lu Snlom today. Mr. Burg gruf, who Is a cnndldato on tho Ro publlcan ticket In Linn county, says tho Republicans hopo to olect tholr ontlro stnto, legislative nnd county ticket. W. J. Clark, of Gorvals, was In Sa lom today. Mr. und Mrs. RHoy Waller, of AI buny, nttondod tho Isboll-Wnllor wod ding this aftornoou. Wheat Market, SAN FRANCISCO, $1.11B$U1'X.. CHICAGO, May C. 7lc May C Wheat, -Whoat, 73rj Call for Warrants. Notice Is horoby glvun that thoro ate funds on hand nppllcnblo to tho pay ment of all warrants of tho City of Sn lem, diawn on tho gonoral fund, endoised ou or boforo April 110, 1002. Tho holders of said warrants will plenso present thorn for paymont nt Lndd & Rush's bank, ns Interest will cease from and after this dnto. JOHN MOIR, City Treasurer. Sulom, Oregon, Apiil 30, 1902. 5-M0t NEW TODAY. For Sale. A second-hand Columbus buggy. Inquire nt II J. Ottouholm. or olllce, over Noble saloon. C-5-3t Horses for Sale. A spnnof sorrolsT weigh 1400, aged 7 ami 9 yoars. John Hamilton, G miles north of Snlom. on Whoatlnnd rood. R. F. D. No. 8. 5 G-Ct The International Tailoring Co. Have just notirlod us of Sixty eellvllee Bargains W hereby e can save you From $1 to $7 While the prioea ol t! ece are re duced there is uo reductiou in style or workmanship Orders must be sent in early as the goods Hou't last Ionic at raon low (Mice. Dalryntple's WILL REPORT SATURDAY Experting of Marlon Records About Completed County Court Has Much Busi ness To Transact. Exports Clark and Buchanan, ex port accountants, who havo been ox amlnlnu tho records of tho Marlon county officers, havo practically com pleted tholr work on tho records, and aro now proparlng tholr report to tho county court. Tho gontlomcn expect to havo tholr report comploted In time to submit to tho county court on Sat urday, when that body will bo In sos- slon. During tho past week, Miss Es telle Holmes, of thlB city, has boon assisting tho exports in completing tho work. Nothing of tho contents of tho roport will bo mado public until it has been comploted nnd given to tho court. Tho county court will conveno In regular monthly term Wednesday, and will probably bo In session for a week, since thero Is u largo amount of work awaiting consideration. Several Judges and clerks of election havo failed to qualify, and thoso places will havo to bo supplied. Tho court expects to bo visited by the members of tho Polk county court, when tho steel brldgo at Salem will bo Inspected, and ar rangements mado for its immedlato icpalr. Early noxt week tho Marlon county court will go to Gates, where, In conjunction with tho Linn county court, n slto will bo determined for tho location of tho partnership brldgo across tho Santlam river. In addition to thoso mattors and tho consideration of tho exports' report, thoro will bo tho usunl amount of routlno work to bo acted upon. GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family uso, ask your grocer for It. Rran and shorts always on hand. A. 'T. WALN Affent Macaroni No. 1 Large box, white and Yellow, 35 cents Black Fltrs, per pound 5C Larec fancy Sliver Prunes, 5c per lb. 10 Pounds Pink Beans, 25c. 8 lbs. Small White Beans 25c 8 Pounds Petite Prunes 25c. Al Flour per sack, 70c. 3 cans Salmon, 25c SweetlOranjrcs. per'doz, 15C Lemons, per dozen 15c. Shoulders, 9clb. Scotch Oats 10c per Package. Jumbo Mush. 2 1-2 lb Package 5c 2 1-2 lb packages premium mush 2 for 15 or 4 for 25c tJtF" Highest price always paid for country produce. Remomber wo are headquarters for OROOKK RY. M. T. RINEMAN H2 Stato St. Telephone i311 Giant Cement CHEAPER THAN E'ER BEFORE. I.atyo stock of clear, fresh lime, from now ledges. The Capital Improvement Co. 310 Front St. Phone SOI. Barr's German Salye Heals quickly all cuts, or bruises, Draws Bareness out of lame back, and draws slivers out of ilesh which often break off too short to pull. Sticks like sticking planter. Try it and you will never be without. By mail 25o L. M. BARR, 120 State St. .Salem, Or Osteopathy... DR. L.C.WYCK0FF DR. GRACE ALBRIGHT OSTKOPATHIO PHYS10AN3, Graduates of the American School of Osteopathy und A. T. Still Infirm ary. Four years In practice. ODD KBW.OW8 TBMPW Hours 9 to 5. Pnone372l. Oateopatny is a new school of prac tice that has met with great suocoss In curing diseases, and Is rapidly com Ing Into universal use throughout the United States and Canada. Most diseases of an acute and chron ic nature are caused by deranged bone or muscles Interfering with nenes or blood vessels, causing dis ease. The osteopath knows how to adjust these derangements, and assist nature to perform a cure. No knife Is used Many disease yield that cannot be reached by raedUine or surgery Con Bultatlon. will cost you nothing ss5-2vSHssa?9Hs5 When the Moon Over the Left a Lucky Look. it But a better look, still, will be to come in and see our new Spring Suits, They are as handsome as can be. Looking at them over either shoulder, you will say that thev are Several new Spring cutshave you seen them? If not come in and look. Mind we say LOOK " buy when you are ready, but the JOOIrC will afford us pleasure and cost you nothing. Come. G. W, Johnson & Co. Clothiers to the People 8 53' $ j t- WS 5hTF i io C P? CUSHION FRAME, 1902 - - -CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - - Call and seo tho 1902 RAMBLER CUSHION FRAME, it is 305 days ahead of all. ROCKING CRANK HANGER does awny with the flat and clumsy spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU WILL LIKE IT, Bicycle Sundries BICYCLE REPAIRING Wo havo fit all makes of bicyclo tires. us a call. We try to please. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Bank. mmmtttwtttttmmmnttttjmttmmmmt:tjttt Do !9ou pimwP nnr,lnii,t?fd BOm .mor m iViMHirni i ' uuunicr mm us line n navor. iWcLAKEN'B UUhLbb, IN JARS. Imporial and Roquefort. Cream Brick Oheeeo Lim burger. German Breakfnst, Camombere, Sierra, Schloes and a fino. rich, full cream cheese. ' ' Fuller & Douglas, Grocers 142 Stato St., D'Arcy Bldg. phono Mnjn o20l tnuntuumtnxmttnnitttxuittxnmxttmmttuxuumuttmttmmtnutmmutmU iinf.i,.i...- n --ZZrr-.y- witnont regard to natural """" - " " "K"'". '" uiiiiueniianaury as injurious as the most vir- lin.lv hrnr n,l ,.. f.....l.l " ." u.Bui. cruKo cuuiunu. inai f..a IZ 7i ii ' " " " , , , , "uu coiioriaoio oecauso It con forms to Uio lines of naturo is Injurious, On 1 10 contrary, our F. O. AmoriconBoautycorKotisaBodeendto many a woman. Our pi ices on these nro from 05c to $1.20. Wo have other's from 25c up. Look olso" w horo but don't buy till you eoo us. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street. Salem. 323p-) Bicycle Sundries Ij sundries wo havo a full lino nt all times of the best that's in tho markot. Wo havo tiros of all grades, from the un guaranteed singlo tubes at $5 a pair, to tho best Thorn tires at $10 a pBlr. Wo have tho Morgan & Wright, nnd G. A J. caBlngs. inner tubes, or tires completo. r.l... .. . '"i memo, pumps, cements, grapn ites and all that in abundance. A eood nickeled oil limn far i ro land ono of the beat for $2, Will havo in a day or two a snap in a standard mako of gas lamp at $2, Carbldo, always treah ; 2 pounds for 25c in bulk ; in cans, 2 pounds for 35c. A most excellent thing in foot pumps seamless brass I '4x12 inch heavy caai oase ouc. cheap at 75c, We ustd to think these SPRING SEAT POST8 fitted to your old or new wheel, $1.50. You don't know the pleasaro of ridinit till you wet .n B. . 8Prin&' Every lady, especially should have one. Come and try it. If you don't like it money back. Leather toe clips, wire too clips, and all oilier sorts, popular prices. The 8. x G. Pedal and toe clip combined la a good thing for men. Come and see it, All sorts of oils at all times, besides the very best sewlnc machine oils that will not gum your machine Dexter net carriers, the ladies' favor ite for the handle bars, 50c. FRBE AIR for any and til bicycles, just inside main entrance. Run your wheel lu and Indite. F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty St, Salem. Farm Machinery, Wagons, Buggies, Bicycles, Sewing Machines. TSewinK Machine Repairing by N. I n Bnrley. you see Shoulder, It's 257 Commercial St-. Salem. ra $35 - $40 Of all descriptions nt prices as cheap as anywhoro, and wo havo Just what you want. a completo bicycle repair shop Wo Wo repair all makes of Mcycles. Give ikc Gbeese ,0'hHwnn IMPORTED SWISS. Somo of tho contain mmln tn .. " . "" T. "'"?"' "" I " uoesn't mean, bowo THE RACYCLE 35, 40, 50, 55 and 60 dollars The only Bicycle with chain and sprockets between the bearings. Call and see them and be convinced SUNDRIES All fresh new stock O AJ casings, heavy tread M. it W. casings Dunlop casings 1002 Solar Gas lamps " 20th Century lamps " Majestic lamps 20th Centuiy oil lamps , Electric stroke bolls $30 2.25 325 2.60 2 50 250 , 2.25 .15 .25 and .50 .15, .25 and .60 Fedal bells Tire bells A in 1 nil ." Pedals per pair 75, 1,, 1.50, 2., and2.M Rubber grips per pair Jj Dixon' omntiltn Rubber cement V. nt. can 1 Quality 15 Wood rim cement (Hartford) .15 REPAIR DEPARTMENT Enamelling two coats black baked Wood rinis any make put ou Steel rims put on Fork tips air dry enamel per pair 2 80 160 175 1.00 We have everything in the bicycle line. If your wheel if out of fix bring or send it to us we will save you money. All work guaranteed. Wheels called for and de livered free. Phone Red 2556 Clayton F. Young 540 N Cottage st kr ft to it 1 i "i