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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1902)
"l&UimWgKimgM'4"UUml'tSi'lln-orJ' n( v . . m m M M H Ml H m M . , M, f44 ft h V '.v' ' RMKMMftff91lliJMMMHMIil!HMMHMBHNHnWJ Holverson's a: Huck Towels s Extra Size 40 Special Ulttf 12 i-2c each Worth Regularly 20c H Ladies' Percale Wrappers m N m w m B H 90 re3 CcL Regular 60c Values, Sever al Different Patterns (HDEafBCEaaQBaDHDHDIIHMHltiaBail'III IT'S NEVER QUIET With ub. W aro always moving our lino. Wnlchos have had many purchaser, the past two weeks than over before. Also chains for Indies ntid gentlemen, Chanm, Becrot lookutH of tho latest ilosiitn. Wo aro alwava In front of tho pro cession with low prlros. A splendid ladioi' 20 year void filled wntuli for $I2.0o. and a ueiiilii'iiiin'a 20 yifor uoll ll led watch for $10.60. Our r.'jmlr department Is second to noiioln tho etnto. Prlcoi reasonable CHAS, H. HINGES Watchmaker and Jeweler 88 State St. Next Door to Lndd& Bush's Ban NEW FOR THIS WEEK O n many rutomors will bo pleased to in stoiothls week. NKVV ROTATORS. FRESH PEAS. O RISEN DEANS. 0U0UMUER3. TOMATOB8. ARTICHOKE. STRAWBERRIES. An endless lino of cannod moats on display at our store. ROTH Si 134 State Street. Have You If so we are prepared to interest 'you with new goods for each and every place. ' See the plate rails and cornice mouldings to use with stripe and tapestry paper". ...Pin Your Faith... m w w m w mm ir vw w -w To tho store that never tells a piece ol shoddy goods Just because thoy can raako your eyes stick out with tho choapuess ot tho price, IT 13 WEAR That ilrolden whether towel ts really cheap or high priced. Wo have a lino ot towels that we especially recommend for Iouk wear and durability. Pure lineu at lOe: Hemstitched huok 15o; humatltohed linen 20o. Pauoy border huok largo elite 16o bath towels, very nlco, 60c 8omo very beau't lul hemstitched bureau scarfs, 0c. Call and boo us before buying. .The Ladies' Bazaar.., 0) 118 State Street. Salem. SI ROAGH HARBOR LIME. BEST PORTLAND BRANDS OP OEMENT OFFICE OPPOSITE COURT MOUSE, ON HIGH STREET D. Ol IYhir: JWL x x 20 inches H B H m M H H a m B M PI a H DB m know of tho many g)od things wo Imvo STEAM BOILED HAM. 8TAR SLICED HAM. HAM SAUSAGE. 1'IOKLKI) 1'IGB FEET, SUMMER SAUSAGES. bTAR BREAKFAST BACON. COUNTRY CURED BACON. GRABBR Telephone 511 That Needs New Carpet, Rugs, Wall Paper or Furniture? Wall Paper Carpets Book Cases Library Tables Alorris Chairs i)Si)2SS2 Library n Business!! GARDEN SAND OR LOAM. SAND AND GRAVEL. BBNTLBY lUsldeuce Vhous Red 2303 Off Colour? Practically the whole English speaking population of the world keep themselves in condition by using Beecham's Pills. Bold F.Ttry whtie-ln boin 10c nl . Child Falls Jnto Well About C o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Lonorn, the little daughter of Mr. and MrB. Follx La Brancho, foil Into nn old well on tho promises of J. II. Camp boll, nt 348 Contor Htreot, and would havo drowned but for hor tlmoly ros cuo by Mr. Cantpboll. Tho woll la about 25 foot deep, and has sovornl foot of water. All that kept tho child from drowning was the largo amount of dobrls in tho woll, which kopt tho child afloat until tho roscuo was effected. Tho child's pa ronta llvo noar Mr. Campbell's homo, and tho little ono was playing about tho well when alio accidentally fell In. Chamberlain and Furnish rhoto buttons for nolo at Cronlso Studio. Wo havo a button machlno and mnko our own buttonn. Cronlso Studio. NEW TODAY. For Sale Or oxchango, n flno Jersey cow for a good driving horso. Ad dress "Carrlor," Rural Routo No. 7, I'ostolllco ,8alom. -1-7-tf For Sale. Two second-hand buggies, for $20 oach. Ono light and ono heavy. Mitchell, Lowls & Stnvor Co. C-7-3t Wanted. Ayoung "man that "would llko to travol, and loam tho photog raphy buslnofls. Inqulro at room 10, Hotol Salem. 7-3t r Wc will Give To any porton who will bring us 6 nubecrlpt Ioiih to m BEFORE JUNE I. To the person who cured 16 biihscriptlouu wiIIkIvu : : : se wo Wo want to inrreaso tho viroulution of tho Design er mid offer this Induce ment li workers, iib eorlption prlco 1 00 year. Dalrymple's' Jacob Uogl 265 Commercial St. Good Stock of Shoes -o All Up-to-date Prices Right Ready for trado In our now storo. Call and see us all, Hopaiilu dono on hortuotlou. ..JACOB UOGT.. 246 Cummeroiul Btreet. L D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY la at 380 Commercial Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM. ORE Summer Normal The II ret term ol tho Oapllal Summer Normal begins on Mouday May &. and continues elitht weekd. Olaieea will bo formed in all the brauohvH required for state ami county papers. For further Information addrovs J, J. KRAPS, Salem, Ore. iKVw 4-80 lm Chamberlain nd"VurnUh Photo buttons for twU at Oronlw Studio. New Location. Flits & Doty, 130 Court street Puodo 1921 Waiu. I loDwer THE DAILY JOURNAL, feALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY f, BALLOT TO BE PRINTED Clerk Hall Awards Contracts at $49.50 Arrangement of Names CountyJTicket on County Clerk Hall this morning awarded to Hrnnilt Bros., of this city, tho contract for printing 20,000 ballots 13,000 each of tho genulno and snirt plo ballots to ho used nt the June election. The contract flguro was $19.50. Two years ago the county io quired about C0,000 ballots, and got tho printing done for only $75. .Other bids submitted for tho printing this yoar were: Ilonry I'apo, $G9.G0; It. E. Mooros, $57.50; Salem Sontlnol,, $130; C. Hughos, $57. County Clork Hall has complotod ar rangement of the namos of candidates on tho county tlckot for Marlon coun ty, to be voted for at tho Juno elec tion. Candidates are arranged in the following order: Joint senators, sena tors, roprosontatlvos, county commis sioner, sheriff, clork, recorder, treas urer, assessor, surveyor and coronor. Thcso will be followed by candidates for justice of tho peace, constable add road supervisor. Tho groups of legis lative candidates aro arranged in tho following erder: Republican, Demo crat, Prohibition, Socialist. Single groups of candidates for various of fices are arranged nlphabetlcully, as required by law. Clerk Halls says ho bus not' decided whothor he would adopt tho namos on the state ticket as In the form sont out by Secretary of Stato Dunbar. Tho matter of placing namos of stato can didates on tho oljlclal ballot is optional with tho county clorks of tho various counties, n thoy may Interpret tho law. Tho principal contention will be tho position to be gtvon tho namos of tho candldatos for Unltod Stntos sen ator. o LONG FAST CAUSES INSANITY. Man Leaps from Train Near Hunting ton, But Escapes Injury. RAKER CITY, May .A man wait examined hero this morning on the charge of Insanity, whoso name the county olllcials ducliue to divulge. He fell fiom tho westbound pussongor train the other side ot Huntington last night, lauding on u sand pllo. Ho was not Injured by tho fall, bo far as tho train men could ascertain. A follow passengor saw him fall, and notillud tho conductor. Tho tialn was buckod ui) ami the man taken on board again. Soon aftor ho was taken on tho train ho developed symptoms of insanity. Ho was brought here for examination. Tho olllcials learned that he had a through tlckot fiom Denver to Wulla Walla, but was out of monoy. lie ovl- dcutly trlod to tako the trip without food, and, hocomiuK faint from his long fast, fell from the train. Tho county physician snya He will bo nil right In u day or so. His wife has been notified, nud will nrrlvo here to moriow to talte him home, o Removed. 1'ltts & Doty's flail market. 130 Comt street, opposite W. C. T. U. roadhiK room. , o Prof. R. V. Kolsey, of Newberg, and Jus. A .Talt, of Nashville, Tonn., nro billed to speak for the Prohibitionists nt Salem. o For Larceny In aDwelling Lewis Chnppoll was nrrestel Tuoe day evening by Olllcors Murphy and Lewis for the larceny of a pair of pnuU from a Frout-streot lodging house. Chapell will be given a hoar Iuk In the police court this afternoon. Two Brothers Have a Quarrel Homer Yates was Uulny arretted upon the complaint of his brother, l. Yatw, charged with assault and bat tery. The case will be heunl before Justice O'Donald Thurmlny The par ties reside at Prultland. II llllll HUM KILL THIS urn THAT CLUSTERS AROUND AN UNHEALTHY HAIR. ..CAUSIN0-. DANDRUFF PALLING HAIR. FINALLY BALDNESS "Dutroy thi mum, you rtmevs th ttttur HSRPIGIDE tniiolti the gtna, prot&otu th jtrowth ol hlr. For uk by all arejSW. PrkHW vm I .iii?lvrXi. sHkHI MrfP I 8 iigJi6ygy SALEM CITY COUNCIL New Fire Alarm is Ordered Installed Aldermen Declare for" Imme diate Repair Steel Bridge Tuesday night tho Salem city coun cil ordered the Installation at tho Sa lem electric light plant of a three chime siren whistle, to bo used for sounding lire alarms. Fire Chiof Johnson and City Rccordor Judah sub mitted n plan showing a division of the city into flvo flee districts, and recom mended a code of signals to bo used in caso of lire as a measure of doflnltoly locating the fire, and of assisting tho fire department In reaching tho scone. Signals and Districts. The city Is divided Into two dis tricts for convonlonco in giving alarms. Summer stroet Is tho dividing lino of tho east and w.ost districts. That section of tho city north of Ma rlon and wost of Summer streots, and extondlng to tho city limits on tho north, will bo Ward 1, district 1, and the alarm will be ono long whistle, fol lowed by a short one. If fire was la tho dlstilct east of Summer and north of Marlon, which will bo known as Ward 1, district 2, tho signal will bo one long whistlo and two short whistlos. Tho othor districts aro as follews: Dotwcon Marlon and Court, wost of Summer, Ward 2, district 1; botweon same streots east of Summor, Ward 2, dlstrlct2; between Court and Ferry wost of Summor, Ward 3, dis trict 1; botweon samo streets and cast of Summor, Ward 3, district 2; bo tweon Forry and southern limits of city and wost of Summor, Ward 1, dis trict 1; between same streets and cast of Summer to Oak street on tho south, ward 1, district 2; all that section of city oast of Summer streot botwoon Oak street and southern limits of city, Ward 1, district 3. The codo of sig nals, as adopted, In caso of flro, will bo ns follews: Number of ward sound ed In long whistlos, to bo followed by short whistles, Indicating in which dis trict tho flro Is to be found. Tho mat ter of Installing the system was loft to tho committee on flro and water. In connection with tho city's flro de partment, the council Inst night em powered the chief to suspond any momber of tho dopartmont for cause, subject to reinstatement by the coun cil. This was done ns a means of pro moting discipline. - Building Permits. The application of tho Church of (oil to erect on th, City Park a tout for purpoBo of holding a tjWO-wooks' sorvlco wns roforred to Mayor Bishop. M. L. Hamilton wns gtvon permis sion to erect a corrugated Iron build ing on tho north sldo of Stnte stroet, botwoon Liberty and Commercial streets. Rills were ordered pnld as follews: John Hackett $ .25 R. K. Moores & Co 1.G0 Miss Hmlly Thatcher 1.50 N. J. Judah 2.00 The New Alley Ordinance. The alley ordlnanco was road a sec ond tlino and roferrod to th ordinance commltteo. Upon suggestion of Stolz, this commlttoe wns directed to frame and amendment providing for tho uni form establishment of curbs In tho city. Commlttoo on streets nnd pub lic property was ordered to tako Im mediate stops in conjunction with tho Marlon nud Polk county courts for the ropnir of the Willamette river stool brldxo In this city. No Outside Fire Service. Some discussion resulted from a mo tion of Oris wold to the effect that the Salem flro department In tho future ho not nlloweil to go outside of the city limits to attend a fire. Some of the councllmen thought tlie proposed rul ing would be n little severe, but Rur roughs thought such n decision on tho part of the council would bo effective In obliging people to como Into the city, If they desired the protection and advantages of city government. The matter was tlnnlly referred to the committee on fire and water, to re port at uet meeting. SJR0NG HAND OF THE LAW May Confiscate Trust Shi ments of Meats CHICAGO, May 7. That the pres ent program of the government attor ii) In the proceedings against the al leged bewf trust contemplate the filing of a bill for rh Injunction oh Friday vi r learned this Homing. It way con tain a prayer for Ote conftscation by the government of all goods shipped in violation of the anti-trust law. If suck a prayer were granted It would be a ever blow to Ike packers' combina tion, it wonhl act as iNmeUoally nul lifying Ui KgrvetoMtU Umt Hare been tttade. ' Qhamberlaln and Furnish Pfcoto bullous for sale at Crouise Studio. A. M. dough, successor to D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 State Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Salem, Oregon. M mtkmiKutnu THE NEW WOMAN. riao Alin rohn. writes from 474 Elovonth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., ns follews: "Having had poor health for a great many months and now having It re stored makes me feel very grateful to Pcruna. I suffered a great deal during my monthly periods, had severe pains, arid was generally depressed, but can truthfully say that a few bottles of Pc runa has removed all pain and made a new woman of me. MISS ALICB COIIN. Tho coming of what is known ns tho "new woman" in our country is not greeted by everyone as if sho woro a great blessing. But there Is nnothor now woman whom everybody is glnd to see. Kvery day somo lnvnlld woman Is exclaiming, " I have been mado a new woman by Dr. Hnrtman's homo treat ment." It ia only necessary to send name, addrc-w, symptoms, duration ot jickncsH and treatment already received in rr. iinrtman. Columbus. O., nnd direc tions for ono month's treatment will bo promptly forwarded. The medicines can bo obtained nt tho nearest drug store. If you do not derive prompt and satis factory results from tho uso of Pcruna, write ut onco to Dr. Iinrtman, giving a full statement of your enso and ho will bo pleased to glvo you his valuablo ad vlco gratis. Addross Dr. llartmnn, President of Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. Wheat Market CHICAGO. May 7. Wheat, 73 7-1 c. SAN FRANCISCO, May 7. Wheat, 11.11. GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family uso. ask your grocor for It. Bran and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Asent Macaroni No 1 Large box, white and yellow. 35 cents Black Flcs, per pound 5c Larec fancy Silver Prunes, 5c per lb. 10 Pounds Pink Beans, 25c. 8 lbs. Small White Beans 25c 8 Pounds Petite Prunes 25c. Al Flour cer sack, 70C 3 cans Salmon, 25C SweetJOranees, cerMoz, 15C Lemons, cer dozen 15c. Shoulders, 9clb. Scotch Oats 10c per Package. Jumbo Mush. 2 1-2 lb Package 5C (JS lliphoet prlco always paid for country produce Remember wo areheadquartoraforOROOKRRY. M. T. RINEMAN 132 State St. Telephone i3U Giant Cement CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. Laryo stock of cloar, fresh lime, from new ledges. The Capital Improvement Co. 310 Front St. Phono 301. Barr's German Salve Heals quickly all cuts, or bruises. Draws soreness out of lame back, and draws slivers out of fleeh which ofton break off too Bhort to pull. Sticks like sticking plater. Try it ami you will never be without. By mail 25c. L. M. BARR, 120 State St. r .Salem, Or MV... DR. L.E.WYCK0FF DR. GRACE ALBRIGHT OSTKOPATHIO PHYSICAN3, Graduates of the American School of Osteopathy and A. T. Still Infirm ary. Four years In practice. ODD KBLLOWS TBMPLB Hours 9 to 5. Chose 2721. Osteopathy is a uew school of prac tice that has met with great success In curing diseases, and is rapidly com ing Into universal use throughout the United States aud Canada. Most diseases of an acute and chron ic Mature are caused by derauged bones or muscles interfering with nerve or blood vewek. causing dis ease. The osteopath knows how to adjust these der&agewenta, aud assist nature to perform a cure. No knife Is used. Many disease yield that cannot be r.a.hed by medloue or surgery iVn kuUatkn will cost you nothing Osteo MORE Yes, another invoice just received -- Tour ists, and Pantourists'extremely stylish, Ev ery dressy man craves one, and $3.00 buys the best. X X 2Z- ZC Our big; hat stock affords a fine selection in color, shape and quality, at from $ to $3. j! E I t I I 'if Our 1902 patterns please, the eye, fit the form, and suit the man who cares to be well dressed. Substantial all wool suits from $10.00 up. X A X A ii Salem WOO 254-256 Commercial feAsr W BICYCLES CUSHION FHAAIE, 1902 - - -CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - - Cull and see tho 1002 RAMBLER CUSHION FRAME, It la 305 days ahead of nil. ROCKING CRANK HANGER docs away w(th tho Hat and clumsy sprtnR. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT, RlfVflP HTIflriAQ Of all descriptions nt prices as cheap as U1VJV1W UUllUliUO anywhoro, and wo have just what you want. BICYCLE REPAIRING We havo a complete bicycle repair shop Wo fit all uiakcs of blcyc'o tires. Wo repair all makes of Mcycles. Give ub a call. Wo try to pleaeo. SHIPP & MAUSER 258 Commercial Street. Opposite Capital National Bank. ttttmuMttmxxtmttxtttxxtttnxuutttttttttittuuttuttttxtmttmtumtttntiiuittttttttttt Doigou&tfeeGbeese We have just received somo more of tli NEAPPLE CHEESE, no other with i 1EESE IN JARS. Imporial and Roque PIN Oil Imnorinl nnd H '"UK01"' Germau Breakfast, Camombort, Siorra, fichloss and a fino. rich, H full cream cheese. Fuller & Douglas, Grocers y ik stato St., D'Arcy BIdg. iinxuxxxxnttunxxxxxuxxttmxmmmmxxmxuxxxmxmumxxxmmxtxttxxxxtxxxxxxxxxxxix Bicycle Sundries 1 1 sundries wo havo n full line at all times of tho best that's In the market. We havo tires of all grades, from tho un guaranteed elnglo tubes nt 5 a pair, to the boat Thorn tires at f 10 a pair. Wo have tho Morgan Wright, and G. & J. casings, inner tubes, or tires complete. Valves, stoms, pumps, cements, graph ites aud all that iu abundance. A good nickoled oil lamp for $1.50, and one of tho best for $2. Will havo in a day or two a snap In a staudard make of gas lamp at $2, Carbldo, always frosh ; 2 poun Js for 26c in bulk ; In cane, 2 pounds for 35c. A most excellent thing In' foot pumps eeamless brass 1x12 inch heavy cast base 50c. Wo used to think these cheap at 75c, SPRING SEAT TOSTS fitted to your old or new wheel, $1.50. You don't know tho nleagarn nf riilim, till vm, ,.. ,n , spring. Kvery lady, especially should have one. Come and try it. If you don't like it money back. Leather toe dips, wire toe clips, and all other sorts, popular prices. The 8. G. Pedal and toe clip combined is a good thing for men. Come and see it. ah eons oi oils at all times, besides the very best sewing machine oils that will not cum vour maohinu Drxtor net carriers, the ladles' favor ite for the handle bars, 60c. PRKE AIR for any and all bloyoles, just Inside main entrance. Run your wheel in and Indite. F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty St, Sslem. Farm Machinery, Wagons, Buggies, Bicycles. Sewing Machines. F".Sewing Machine Repairing by N H Burley. HATS .Milk en li Store Street, Salem, Oreion, li $35 - $40 thatpenuino IMPORTED SWISS. 1 as fine a lliivnr. Mnf. A RUNT'S Rnnnnfnrr. nam rtrlnlr ni,. i i. ihono Mnin 22fll X 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 Q iU casings, heavy tread M. & W. casings Ounlop casings 1002 Solar Gas lamps " 20th Century lamps " Majestic lamps 20th Century oil lamps Electric stroke bells Pedal bells Tire bells .15, 3 in 1 oil Pedals per pair 76, 1., 1.50, $3,50 2.2 325 2.60 2.W 260 2.25 .15 .25 and ,50 .25 snd .60 2.,and2'.50 .05 ltuDbor grips per pair Dixon's graphito Rubber cement ii pt, can 1 q Wood rim cement (Hartford) uality . .15 REPAIR DEPARTMENT Enamelling two coats black baked 2 JO Wood rims any make put on J S Steel rims put on , , M Fork tips air dry enamel per pair '" We have everything in the hinvrle line. If VOUr 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 "i mmmmammmmmmmmmtm