The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 18, 1902, Image 4

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THE DAILY JOURNAL, OALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1002.
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SCHOOL
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Ladies Library Union Give a
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The White Sale is making a big hit -- Everything
in White goes at the time you need them at sur
prisingly low prices.
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Raise About'$7 5 for the Fund
for Good Books
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Salem's Leading Optician. 88 State Bt.
Comparisons
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points in favor of our rIubbob, demon
strate Burorloriiy in the roakp and fln
IbIi of our Iranica and ahow the liifElily
polished, clonrcut and accurately con.
tored oxcollonco of our h rises. Wo
court comnariBon In our Mods, our lu
ting and our lnotbods and requiio but
nn opportunity to convince, as the case
and comfort and pleasuro afforded In
tho porfect vision our correctness al
ways givo.
Hinges,
Next door to Ladd & Bunh'fl Bank
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Self-oiling bearings throughout; 1-8 inch Diamond
chains on all models; G & J., Hartford, and Palmer
tires.
The bearings in the crank hanger of the RACYCLE
are directly under the crank centers, hence we jiave
the narrowest tread and the widest spread of bearings,
which insures the most perfect adjustment and easy
running qualities,
We use from 18 to 40 tooth front sprocket and
from 7 to 14 rear. THE RACYCLE is the only bicycle
that has eer used the large sprocket successfully. The
front sprocket running between the bearings there is no
sidfc pull, but the sprocket runs perfectly true.
PRICE &3E TO
Shirtwaists
Entire line of white
waists at special prices:
$ 00 VALUES...)? 70
$ 50 VALUES... $ 98
$2 00 VALUES.. 41 35
$2 50 VALUES.. 41 75
Parasols
A lot nf fine ones to
close at less lhan half-
price.
Summer
Underwear
Special vsJues in light
wpiVhts. Also the new
"KORSO" vests for la"
dies.
Dalrymple's
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$2 50
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2 60
We are headquarters for the best line of sundries i
obtainable at lowest prices.
G. & J. Heavy tread cbsIiik '. M 00
Hartford Thorn UroB, oacli W 00
M. W. Casing -'
M, & W. No. 1, Special Innor tubo l 00
Rubbor Grips, Leathor Covered ,.. 76
, Bolar, 1002 Lamp, Gas 13 00
20thOontnry Lamp, Gas $3 00
Majestic Lamp, Gas 00
Bearch Light, Gas, Wish Bono bracket 3 25
1 Everything else at equally low prices.
Repair Depart
We repair all makes of wheels at lower prices than
any otjher house in the city and guarantee all work.
...'We make a special price on rims.
Any wood rim furnished and put on 51 50
Plain black steel rims furnished and put on $ 75
1902 Morrow coaster brakes put on 55 50
Ring up phone red 2556 and make your troubles
known and we will call for your wheel, repair and re
turn it for less money than anybody else.
Italian Prunes, 8 lbs.,
28c
Pottte Prunes, 8 lbs.,
25c.
Pink Doans, 10 lbs.,
25o
Small White Deans, 8 lbs.,
25c.
Good Flour, per sack,
70c.
Sweet Oranaee, per dozen,
15c.
Black Figs, per lb.,
6c.
Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon
30c.
Fancy Table Syrup, per gallon.
60c.
Scotch Oats, per pkg.
10c.
Macaroni, No. 1, large alzo boxes
whlto or yellow, per box, 33c.
Jumbo Mush, 2a lbs.,
5c.
Bring us your buttor and oggs. Wo
pay tUgboat inarkot prlco, cash or
morchaudlBo.
M. T. RINEAIAN
132 Stato St. Tolephone 131
Tho primary and grado toachors of
Lincoln Bchool coveiod thomBelvoB
with Klorv with tholr library ontor-
tnlnmont Tuesday night. Tho pcoplo
of that part of tho city and suburbs
turned out on mnsso, and, wltn tnoir
friends In othor parts of tho city, filled
tho Grand Opora Houbo with a splon
illd audlonco of frlonds of tho schools,
In California and somo othor states It
would havo boon called a roso fostlval,
and at times thoro woro nearly 100 lit-
tlo children on tho stage, dressed In
red, pink, yollow and whlto, all bear
ing and waving garlands of beautiful
Oregon roses. With tho electrical of
fects and muBlc It was indeed wondor
land and fairyland combined for tho
children and their parents. Mrs. J. A.
Carson accompanied tho llttlo ones in
tholr dramatic renditions on tho piano,
and 'Miss Blancho Brown played for
tho marches, as well as a oolo.
Tho staKO was banked with roses
from end to end, tho work of Mrs. I.
L. Pattorson and other ladies on Gaie
ty hill. This banking in itsolf wns a
work of art. and showed tho most
beautiful offectB under electric light.
Tho first song, by about sixty llttlo
ones, was beautifully rondorcdnndvory
patriotic. Tho klndorgarton exorcises
woro especially beautiful, and woro
under the direction, an woro nil the
drills, of MIbbos Wolch, Myoro,
Nichols, Applcgato and Ballon. Tho
ribbon drill, by sixteen girls In whlto,
wa's ropoatedly cheered, and tho young
ladles woro indeed a swoot Blxtoen.
Tho Brownies' school was in the twi
light, thoso mischievous fairies novor
working In broad daylight, and wnsn
gom in tho way of costuinoa and act
ing. No little boys ovor woro on tho
stugo at Salem who did as good work
as that band of brownios. Tho clos
ing drill, "In Uio TImo of tho Hobos,"
was tho crowning mastorplcco of tho
ovonlng. Noarly a hundred children,
roproBonting a gorgeous sunset on a
roso gardon, with songs nnd drills,
must havo takon patlonco and hard
work In tho preparation. It was re
peatedly applauded.
Tho most pleasing rocltntlon or. tno
evening was by MIbh Buckingham,
who uavo a very offectlvo rendition of
Jnmos Whltcomb Itlloy's "LItornry." It
wns tho host proBontatlon of Hlloy dia
lect ovor glvon In Salem, and the
speaker rocolvod a moat hearty on
coro. Tho ovonlng closod with a roar
ing farco, "Tho Old District School,"
by Kontlomon and latlloB of tho Lin
,i .inii.iiiinrimnil. with Frank Davoy
UB podagog. Old tlmos woro Indued
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DEADLY
POISON
Airs. H. C Epley Mistakes Bel
ladonna for Cascarets
Only Timely Medical Attend
ance, Saved Her Life
Hon. J. A. Hlmpmin,H!rM9r.v oi uw
Board of Education of Kan Pronclsco,
Col., wrltcB: ,,.,,.
' have found Perunann Ideal tonic.
Some months ago I suffered with neu
rasthenia (systemic cntarrh), caused
by too close application to office work.
My system seemed worn out and I felt
far from well. I found Peruna bene
tiled me very much. It built up the
entire system and made me feel like c
new man. I believe It Is well worth
the high praise bestowed upon It.
Wntemlo catarrh always gives fall
warning of It- approach, nnd can Ik
eu-ly wnnll off by tin. propar treat
ment. Floating brown Bpeoks before
?."..- ,m,t.il confusion, fits of nor
Vouh headache, .looplcwnortj, nartiM o
heat, clillly bohmIIoiw, palpltrttion, Irrl
taWIltv, deopondenry; nny of the
mptoiiM or all of thorn , should 1
proinptly mnt by tho use of Porunn.
ConKrouaman K. V. lirook-hlre, fron
Indiana, In a wont letter from wli
IiiRlon,I).C.,BayH:
3?rom what my frlondrf y, Peruni
1h a good fonlo and tv nfe ntturrli cure.
13. V. llroolwhlro.
'Rummer Catarrh," a b'wlt written bj
pr. Hartmaii, l'reIdont Tite x '"
Baiiltarlum, on the Kiibjr-t of tho ner
toim ilUturUnoea pacnHar U ummet
wnt to nnyaddrcw by The Poruut
Medicine Co., Columbus, O.
posBlblo for mo to bo Bilont.
Any porson who chargos mo with
bolng a mombor, or in any way con
nected with Uio A. P. A., dollboratoly
falsifies. J. B. T. TUTIIILL.
OREGON
PIONEERS
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youno
540 North Cottage Street.
Rubber
Vehicle Tires
ahown nn In a lurid light, and croated
a groat doal of morrlmont. Tills part
of tho program was In charge of Mr.
and Mrs. John Bayno, and w'as very
hoartily approolatod. Rlstlno's orches
tra vary kindly donatad tholr aorvlces.
and tho young mon woro warmly ro
momborod by all tho friends of Lin
coln school. At tho closo Mr. T. I
Davidson thanked tho nudlsnco for
tholr gonorous patronago, thankod tho
pious of tho city, tho band, tho Light
and Powor Co. nnd tho Grand Opera
Houbo managomont for tholr liberal
iasslBtanco to tho library fund. About
$75 was raised for now books for the
Lincoln school llbrnry, which will bo
selected by a commlttoo of the ladles,
nnd bo In position and roady for the
schools when they opon In October.
Tho ear lines furnished special sen loo
In all directions, and then some of
tho public-spirited people of South Sa
eom had to walk.
Thirtieth Annual Reunion 'in
Portland Today
Tho thlitloth annual rounlon of tho
Oregon Pioneer AsoBcintiou was
opened In Portland today. Tho Native
Sons and Natlvo Daughters will aid
materially In making tho affair a grand
succosfl. Tho program of tho day was
as follews:
Music. DoCaprlo's band.
Calling to order by proeldont, Judgo
J. II. D. Gray, Astoria, 1S39.
Prayer by tho chaplain, Ilev. J. w.
Miller. Portland, 1850.
Address of welcome, Hon. George II.
Williams, 1863, mayor-oloct of Port
land. ItoBiionae, by the presldont.
Appointment of commlttoo on reso
lutions by tho president.
Music by tho band.
Annual addross, Hon. T. A. McBrlde.
Oregon City, 184C.
Poom, by Mrs. Juno MoMUIon Ord
way, to bo road by J. C. Moroland,
1852, Portland, vlco-presldonU
Occasional addrees. W. T. Wright,
Union, 1862.
Music by the band,
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A. M. Clough, successor to D. E.
Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 State
Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence,
221, Salem, Oregon.
Mistaking tho deadly drug bella
donna for a practically harmless
preparation, cascarot, an extract from
nhittnm bark, very nearly resulted fa
tally for Mrs. II. C. Epley this morn
ing. Whllo tho patient has not yot
ontlroly passed tho critical point, it
Is thought her llfo will bo saved with
out Borlous conBequoncos resulting
from tho unfortunato mistake
Tho confusion of tho two druga re
sulted from tho fact that Uio vial
rnntidnlntr tho nolaonouB belladonna
was not labeled, tho label having,
from UBago of tho bottle, boon re-
mnvpil. nnd novor replaced. Tho bot
tlo containing tho other preparation,
which was harmloss, had nevor been
lahnlnd.
Karlv this morning, Mrs. Epley, who
has beon in poor health for somo time,
rnmnlnlnod of feeling indlBposed, and
remarked that bIio thought of taking
i dnsn of tho chittum bark extract. Dr
Knlev loft his homo about C:30 o'clock,
going to tho Insano asylum to do some
practicing inaquartet for Salem sJuiy
lth celebration, and was called homo
an hour later. Mrs. Epley took tho
nolHon about 7 o'clock, and Boon real
Ized that Bho had mado a mistake. Be
ing alono, alio started for tho homo of
a neighbor, D. A. White, one block dls-
taut, but had covorod only ono-liair
of tho distance when Bho was over-
come by tho drug, and felt In a help
loss condition. Fortunately tho neigh
bors wltnossod her condiUon, and,
rushing to her assistance, woro In
formed that by mlstako a big doso of
belladonna had boon takon. An ometlc
wns given and Drs. Prottyman and
Byrd summoned. Upon tholr arrival
antldotos woro introduced, and every
thing dono to avoid tho fatal rosults
that scorned imminent.
This aftornoon Mrs. Epley was rest
ing comfortably, and hor rccovory is
expected,.
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DIED.
DIED. At tho family homo, two
miles east of Salem, at 12:45 p. m.,
cntnr.inv Tnnn 1-ith. 1002. of con
sumption', Clarenco L. Updograff,
acod 30 yoars.
Funeral Borvlcos woro hold at tho
homo at 9:30 a. m., Monday, Juno
lGth, nud Intormont mado in City
Vlow Comotory. Friends of tho fam
ily kindly boBtrowou tno gravo wiui
tho most beautiful floral offorlngs.
0 DOZEN HATS Q
Wp'vp itisr added to our fine assortment Of men's hat
uMr. This was a fill-in order, representing our actual
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iv.it p fh s Snr tier above wliat we naa anucipaiea. 11
is no idle boast to say that we carry the largest stock of
uoic iiAtwppn Pnrt and and bacramento, ana wnat is very
imoortant to the customers, we have accomodations for
showing them over 100 styles in lull view in our line
hat case.
Those Boys'
H
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At? P-ninp- like hot cakes. It would be good econo-
nw tn stnr.k ud a vear in advance for your boys and girls.
They're a snap at two pair for a quarter, and remember
they're the famous Iron Clad.
Of course everyone knows the place to go for a styl
ish Spiing suit is the ,
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254-2? 6 Commercial btreet, Salem, Orcion.
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BICYCLES
CUSHION FKAME, 1902
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - -
Call and see the 1002 RAMDLKR CUSHION FKAMK, it is 305 day s
abend of all.
ROCKING CRANK HANGER doeH away with tho Hat and clumsy
spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT,
DimMa ClltlririOC Of all descriptions nt pricoB as cheap as
DlLVwlC OUllUllCa anywhere, and wohavo just what you want.
BIOYOLE REPAIRING Wo havo a comploto blryclo repair shop Wo
fit all makea of bicycio tires. Wo repair all makes ol iioyclo8. Givo
us a call, wo try 10 pieaeo.
Good Healthy Action
is easy to have by taking this
famous old remedy To look
well and keep well, use
Beecham's
Pills.
Bold ETtrjTtlifre-In boitt toe. nd e.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street Occoslte Capital National Bank.
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CLARK'S SEEDLINGS
ARE NOW AT THEIR VERY BEST.
, Do You Want to Can Clark's Seedlings?
If Boyou muBt got them thin week. NEXT WEEK WILL BE TOO LATE.
Givo tiB your orders for VAOUM, MASONS AND SUN fruit jara; tho very belt
to bo had.
NEW TODAY.
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this is it (Notice...
Tbl U the place whero you get looet
f k at an Jionwt price.
AUklRda o bicycio repalrlpK and all
Sriadft M Urea and sundries at restouuble
IMtQevrt
vum y 00E
art HT9 l'hor
hone SOIL
Yariety Store
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Mr. N. II. Vtulev it (till with mo In
tha Bwiujr mooliino depaitmout, and
auy repairing lelt in lila ciiarc will do
promptly attended to and the wprk
guarauteed, Mr. N. II, Burley la one
of the moat thotough tewing maenina
men in tho ttate and U oompatent to re
pair any and all machine?. He la la up
wlio connected ith any other sowing
machlue home,
F. A. WIGGINS
9ft$.3e7 Liberty St
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Wu aro fitting rubber tires U nw
and old bURKlos, and imarantoQlnB nil
of our worc In ovory way. Tho coat
of rubuorlnc ft "K ih not as muon u
moat pooplo ImaKluo. and tho comfort
la woll worth the whllu. Wo fit all
altos, from tho small alio up to the
vory largest bUwi for haolsu or cabs.
Wo havo tha latent Improved ma
china for tho work', nnd can fit tlraa to
anything that's wanted. Call and see
us.
I hava a Koodly number af swaml-
hand wheal. 1u both ladlaa' and Knta"
and will Ball them low to olean up
atocU. We keop Balling thoin down
all tho while, but wo uIbo ltoep on
trading In others, and tho stock doaa
not dlintuluh aa rapidly aa It ouhUL
Uavo i good aaoond-hand upright
ouBtno and hollar for aala. Hollar la
-horao, onfilno Mioraa. Call nud utw
thorn. A barguln for somo ouo.
Two Bocoud-haud wagons for sal
ohoap. too. Wo nro not waatly run
ning a Booond-liand Btora. Uut the
trade hits boon so large on bloyolos
and vehicles of all sorta that wo have
a,ulto a nuwbor on these Usnis on baud
for trading.
Call and see
F. A. WIGGINS
Card from Mr. Tuthlll.
Hill tor Jeurnal:
In your editorial columns of Tuos
day. I notloo tha Btatemeat that one
of tho nrxunionta used against mo at
tho olcotlon on Monday wns that I
whb an A. 1 A?
As to the lamias of the oloction. I
have nothing to say, tho votera havo
sottled that; but whon uccused of be
longing to an organisation whoso bin
otod and un-Amorloan prlnolplea nro
utterly abhorrent to me. ami an ir-
ganlsnUuu which 1 havo always op
posed by my voice and voto. it is lm-
Piipfbep
Evidence
That we are doing a fair
share of the job printing
in Salem is from the I act
that today our plant is
fully twice as large as
when we started in the
printing business less than
four months ago
We Deliver When
We Promise
Schaefer & Palmer
jfjr Rooms S. 4. and fi Moorei b'V.
Phone, ml Kevl.
Good enough 1
fhrnmhnrivl 1
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ll Havana Filler
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Watch Lost. Ou asylum road Tues
day, Bllvor snap case, opon face El
gin watch. Klndor roturn to Journal
otllco for roward. G-18-3d-lw
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For Sale. One second-hand phaoton,
In good ropalr. Inquire at u. M.
Wado & Co's store. C-18-3t
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Wanted fivo young men From Ma
rlon county to prepare at onco
for positions In tha govornmont
service. Apply to Intor-Stato Inst.,
Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m
" WHEAT MARKET.
San Finnclsco. June 18. Whoat,
Chicago. Juno 18. Wheat, 78
72 He.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon.
Mado for family use, ask your
grocer for it Bran and
shorts alwaya on hand.
A. T. WAIN Amnl
' FLORODORA " BANDS en
c sami val as tag from
STAR," " HORSE SHQSr
SPBARNEAW"STANDARD M W,"
OLD PBACH A HONer."
"SAW LOG." "OLE YARGINY"
fir "MASTER WORKMAN ' Tfc&cco,
Jacob Uogf
265 Commercial St.
Good Stock of Shoes
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All Up-to-date
Prices Right
l?Aili fLP iNila In ams nku (
0U a a I rt nt all. lUrwirlatf liowe on
uji ii'MHra.
ROTH & GRABBR
124 SUie Street. Telephone 511
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HOME GROWN
I Home grown Clarke Seedlings strawbenies fresh every
morning, rlione us your order.
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
U ii iai Kt n'Amv lil.lif Phone Main 2201 t
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Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
ArethemoBt pericntly rousUucltd bicycle made. The bearing are dnt
proil, eolf-oillnK and will run a thousand miles without requiring additional on,
1902 Model 55 $40
I9Q2 Model 55. Superb Ruby Finish $45
1901 Models $35
1902 Special Model $25
Wo Qt ny eoanler brule, $5 extra. St our elegant line of high-grade hl
cyclte at U0 stale Street.
Merritt. Davis, Agent.
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE-
I Sensational Bargains Xfn''r
X and think for a moment whero is the best plare in falem to buy rJ "
v i" uwi iui inn iruBi uiuiwv. int aiietuou jo cbohj ""." ., .
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WCwirfWI fr t - -
JACOB U0GT..
265 Commercial Street.
f. ways humming with business.
X 16c Covert cloth, all colors . . .9c
C 25e Boiftst linen lawn 15q
ft 8Wf embroidery 2W in. wide.. Ho
oeieaia, neci , ...uo
funooiinets , joe
0 white 11. S. ehitt waiita 05r
Hoys 36c overalls, ihlu and
bib 25c
Men's 5e ueok ties 15c
Meu'a 10e blaek ox 5c
Meu'a SO) Utlbriggan under-
wear, all colore 12c
Men's 41c wit shirts 33o
1 ejs
5: 16c s
S ico
Va Hrta'
Boys' SOo Summer underwear 25c
Ladies' 8Ho Pammer under-
wear
LadieB' 15o white lisle vet
SUo black French lace stockings
25e black lace slockinss J1
Udiea 20c black stockings . vk
No 40 23o silk tafleta ribbon W
Best bat pins, 2 for....- fl
200 yd. best spool thrtad
80e black silk belle
80s Jap silk, all colors
McEYOY BROS., Proprietors. OK0U I
g Court Street. - - - - - r Salem. K0if
-? Llbfrty 8t, 8alm.
lJllt, WOotartStwftt.