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8ALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1902.
NO. 139.
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Muslins
Sheetings
Etc.
Lower priced here than any.
where.
All standard brands of Muslins
and Sheetings at exceptionally
low prices.
"HOLVERSON'S BRAND"
Is the name of our Muslin. It
has a fine soft finish and Is as
white as snow 30 Inches
wide. To Introduce this spec
lal brand we'wlll sell It during
our White Sale at
Those 95c
White
Waists
6 l-2c yd.
It's as good as any 10c Muslin
you ever saw.
See Window
They've brought crowds to the
Waist Department. Never ex
pected to find just what you
wanted at such low prices.
They're regular $1.25 Waists
In many different styles all
new and beautifully made
better Investigate while you're
size Is here.
All the Muslin
Underwear at
Sale Prices
New Belt Buckles at 25c
New Rats for the Hair
Tape Measures 2c each
Good Scissors 25c pair
Premier Fasteners 5c doz
Elite Glove
Fitting Petticoats
The best of them all they're
the original adjustable Petti
coat. Sold by the leading deal
ers In the country. We are
the exclusive Salem agents.
$1.50 to $5 50 ea
White Corsets
39c each
Regular 50c values.
Made of fine netting and trim
med with lace.
White Summer
Underwear
19c Garment
Regular 25c ones.
Light weight ribbed garments
for summer wear.
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Rodgers Bros.
Set of six knives and Six forks 12 dwt.s for 3.50,
iVA,
-Special sale for one month.
We carry complete line of 1847 and Benedict Silver
ware.
During the special sale we also include dinner sets in
China and Semi Porcelaine, white or decorated.
Come now while you can fill your china closet or
cupboard cheap with a dinner set and silver
ware. We will tell you what the dinner ware is, that means
a guarantee.
Yokohama Tea Store
Phone 24 11 Black. Free Delivery.
6rcSSXas(
Just arrived, a fine lot of Colonial
Ties for street wear 2
Oxford Tics, Patent Kid
Oxford Tics, Patent Leather
Eight strap sandals for street wear
with French or Cubnil heels
The latest things out, call and examine
these styles, No trouble to show goods,
Cleveland
Made a Hit
Washington, Juno 20. Cleveland's
speech last night was much discussed
among the Houso Democrats, nnd com
mended by mnny. Floor I.ontlor Itlch
nrdson wild ho linit nothing hut good
to tiny of It. It wiih qiilto to tho Ixilut,
ho declared, and altogothor a demo
cratic speech, and If tho DoniocruU
aro to got togothor, thoy must got to
gother, that'fl all.
Tho Houso has not yot been can
vassed on tho Isthmian canal situation,
hut tho opinion of most of tho loadors
Is that tho Spoonor nmondmont will
ho accepted.
London, Juno 20. Bryan, In today's
Commoner, says: "Why should It ho
nooossary to harmonlzo Hill nnd Clovo
land? Thoy nlwnys will bo In harmony
whanovor Wall street demands harmony."
IN CORONATION DRESS.
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Westminster Abbey Already Prepared
for the Ceremonies.
London, Juno 21. Aftor being al
most heremetlcally clewed to tho pub.
llo nnd irs for two months, West
minster abbey, In its coronation drew,
Is described in the I,omlon Times,
commencing; with tho artificial annex,
which externally blonds so perfectly
In color and architecture with tho old
structure as to deceive the experienced
wye. The correspondent says tho ab
bey Inside has the appearance of n
vast hall, with a timbered roof sup
ported on square pillars and carved
arches. Upon the walls are costly tap
estries, and a magnificent collection
of old armor anil lances from the Tow
er. The stanils in me uuney nseii aro
so placed that the architectural beauty
of the ancient building Is by no means
marred.
Throughout there Is evidence of good
taste, and the arrangements have ap
proached such a stage of completion
that there Is no doubt that everything
will be perfectly ready for the corona
tion ceremonies.
(a I L) 1 I 19 ' &
The Leaders in Uto ate Footwear
and Most People Know it,
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Selecting Pr'80n Guard n,hlnt Sal has oecarwd.
n..,, nnet Oentan: Theat M w4cte4 soWy
fat of the matter ... a u? meHt. P uU JJttS
shouW be wlMtMl wsardleesof JJ:, dMisUaUoii i jfX
political relations, strictly JJjSw. thM WM5 ," ,""
merit as a cool-headed. brave "'Sflniw tB h roT
ana a dead ahot with a revolver or, i llrlJ--J
nne. this was a u"'"","".iual meadsu or wj -Tr" r
at tho recent session of the m',5; previous etecUoa. A
94 State street
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Prison congress la Kansas City. , w w, cobvIrm ' w
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OiM CfciwMe Mm Pom1ii
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Wool Prices Soar Hlfjh.
Shanlko. June 80. Ten buyers at
tended the public wool sales at this
place yesterday. About 7M.00O pounds
were disposed of at prices ranging
from 18. eta to 15 cents, the lat
ter being paid by K. W. IJrlgham, rej-
retentlng the woolen firm of Whitman,
Karnaworth & Thayer, of Iloston, for
the first clip of the Ualdwln Bheep &
Im.hA Cowpany, amounting to 28O.04M)
pou4. The growers were well
pleaeed wlUi the prices paid, as they
are the blithest reached In Hasten)
Orsj(Mi for masy years.
EASTERN
PEOPLE
FAVORED
In Alanagement of Deaf Alute
Institute
Oregon People Have Only the
Obscure Positions
Tho proposition to wloct another
Eastern man for suporlntondont of tho
Orogou deaf muto school Ib not moot
ing with favor, bocauso thoro aro bov
oral competent persons who hnvo boon
taxpayora and cltlzons for many yonrs,
who aro llkoly to give bottor satlsfao
tlon than some Import.
This Is no reflection on tho candi
dates from the Knst, but Is based on
tho proposition that persons who have
lived hero all their lives hnvo a bet
tor practical knowledge of tho needs of
tho children and tholr parents or gunr
dlans than Home ono who hnB JiiBt
como to tho stato.
Administration by peoplo direct from
tho East has not always proven suc
cessful. In somo ensos It has boon n
flat failure, and has caused tho stato
officials humiliation and public scan
dals. Somo ot tho ICastorn peoplo aro
all theory, and splndlo out so thin nnd
Impractical that thoy can't stand tho
Impact of Western conditions.
Governor (leer nnd Suporlntondont
Ackorman will do n'good thing to drnw
tho lino for somo practical uxecutlvo
hoad of tho doaf muto school who be
longs to Orogon, and If thoy can ngroo
on some man who has had practical ox
porlenco with tho school work, so
much tho hotter.
The Journal has secured a list of
the prosont employes of tho doaf muto
Hdhool, showing whoro they hnll from,
and It will bo soon that Oregon people
cut a vory small flgure:
Supt. Wonttc, from Ohio nnd NobrnB
la. Matron, Mrs. Wentst, recently from
Nebraska.
Miss I.ott Core, girls' supervisor, from'
Now York.
MIbs Florence Dlvlno, teacher, from
Washington.
MIbb Orr, tcachor from California.
Miss Cobb, tcuohor, irom I'onnsyt
vnnln or Connecticut,
Mr. Hnlflo, teacher, from Ohio.
August Hosley, printer and boys' bu
porvlBor, from Now York.
Mr. Tiffany, from Washington.
Miss Plcrco, cook, from Washington.
Ada Smith, hall girl and waitress;
Anna Smith, wnltross; Hank Lawls,
teamster; U. J. Lehman, Instructor In
woodwork; Candaco J. llrown, teach
or, nnd MIbb Smith, nro nil tho Oregon
peoplo employed at tills state Insti
tution. Thoro Is no objection to tho employ
ment of competont porsonB from othor
states In our stato Institutions, hut
cortntnly when Oregon people, can bo
found who nro just as compotont, or
mnro bo, thoy should hnvo consideration.
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AMERICANISM A FAD.
Germans Affect a Preference for
Yankee Music.
If the knlsor Intended Prince Hon
ry's visit ns nn ndvertlsomont of
Germany to tho renmrknblo wavo of
Americanism that Is now uprendlng
ovor tho country 1b realizing his do
Blrc. Unparalleled numuors of Amor
lean tourists nro registering nt tho
lending hotels In all pars of tho em
pire. In Ilorlln 97 por rent of tho
guests nro AmorlcnnB.
Kvory phnso of Gorman life Id af
fected by tho mania for things Amer
ican. Troops parade to tho music of
Sousn marches; half tho muslo played
In tho summer gardens Is rag time,
nnd nt flrst-olnBK viuidovlllo outortnln
nieuts tho most popular features aro
the Amurlcnn tunes. Tho most fash
lonnblo sailor hat for glrlfl Is deco
rated with the Gorman and Amorlcnn
colors. Children wear miniatures of
the emperor wreathed with tho stars
and stripes. - ,.
Amorlcnn Jnokoys contlnuo to win,
nnd ilorlln Is on tho "qui vivo" ovor
tho reportod Intention of J. IMorpont
Morgnn to visit tho kaiser.
Slio tlo.i II. In'Knr ttlftvfiTf?!.
Anl br her sltio itWht1 '
Ono dny while humming' down n hill,
A torn cat ran across 'tho way.
I I 1 I I I 1' 1 I
Mary's In tho hospltnl
The wheel Is sold, thoy say.
2libaton Glolio.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
Poor Mary.
Mary had n llttlo dog,
Its flooco was black and tan.
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Remarkable Cases Reported at Their
Testimony Meeting.
Iloston, Mass., Juno 20. At tho an
nual mooting of tho mother church
Tuesday, which taxed tho capacity of
Mechanics' hnll to Its utmost, a some
what startling proposition wns mado
In tho motion offered by Edward A.
Kimball, of Chicago, that tho Chris
tian Sclontlsts pledge thomsolvos hs
willing to pay any portion of $i!0,000,-
000 to pay tho oxponsoa for tho en
larging of tho mother church to a
seating onpaclty of 5000. This motion
wns ably seconded by Judgo William
G. ISwIng, who stated that if hln
knowledge of arithmetic taught him
nnythlng It wna about tlmo that a
church with nonrly 75,000 mombors
should hnvo seating enpuqlty for moro
than S00. tho prosont status ot tho
mother church. Tho motion was
unanimously adopted by tho 7000
members prosont.
Herman S. Herlng, who a few years
ngo resigned his chair in Johns Hop
kins University in order to practice
Christian Science, wish olectod first
render of tho mothor church. Judgo
S. J. Hannn. who retires from this
position, has hold It for upwards of
bovoii yonrB. Tho report ot tho treas
urer shows n bnlanco ot $U3.7r0 In tho
treasury, tho expenditures for tho
InBt year nmountlng to moro thnli 588,
000. Wllllamll. John son, wfco wns re
elected clerlt of tho mother church, in
his report today stated that 1R0 now
churches hud boon orgnulxed during
tho past year, and that tho branoh
churches had mndo n gain of nearly
8000 members. Tho feature nt today's
mooting wns a loving moSsngo adopted
by tho members tinnnlniously nnd tel
egraphed to tho londorof tho Christian
Seloueo movement, llov. Mary Ilakor
Kddy. of Concord, N. II.
Tho Christian Bolonco testimony
mooting this ovonlng wna opened by
the retiring first romlor, Judgo Hannn,
with nn uddross of welcome to tho vis-
ttt
Itors nnd introduction of tho gentle
man nowlr elected' to tho ofllco, Mr.
Horlng. After tho usual opouing ex
crfilses, tlio mooting was oponed to tho
congregation for testimony nnd oxpe
rloncos. These wcro glvon In groat
profusion. A gentlomnn fromi tho Pn
ctfln coast told of tho healing of a case
of violent Insanity in ono absent treat
mont, nt a tlmo when tho combined of
forts of hor ontlro family woro neces
sary to rostrnln tho pntlont. This was
followed bv n similar cane rolatod, by
a Harvard Btudont A Now England
woman told of tho healing of a wo
man who had boen confined to hor
bed for 20 years. Aftor throo woekn
treatment sho' was nblo to walk out
with hot boy, who had almost grown
to manhood, without over having uoon
his mothor Walk. A gentloman.iu.tho
gallory then told of his own healing
of consumption, nnd tho manner in
which his volco penetrated to tho ro-
moto corner of tho 'vast hall provod
uumlBtakably that ho does no". now
Biiffor from weak lungs.
Mamma and tho girls ntu nil down
at tho shore,
Tholr stylo is tho talk olt'thu day;
Their friends nro ' surprised' nt tholr
droBBos galore,
And stunned nt tholr lavish .display.
How thoy can afford It no wendoror
BOOB,
Hut popper could toll should ho
speak.
For popper launching on crackers nnd
oheeflo,
And spondlng 'threo dollars a. week.
Cheap Wood.
Now In tho tlmo to lay in your sup
ply ot slab wood. Tho cheapest wood
In tho market. Leave orders nt tho
ofllco of Capital LUmborlng Co. 14-2t
DUMP
SALE
OF
SHOPS
:AT:
THE
6flSn
SHOE
STORE
$15,000. worth of shoes to fie sold regardless of cost.
'Tis the biggest event, next to giving away this vast stock of shoes
Genuine bargains in low shees:
75 Pairs Ladles' Juliets, slippers ana" Oxford,
92.50 and $3.00 values, as long as they last,
Dump Price
204 Pairs Ladles' assorted stylet, fine Vlcl Kid,
$2.00 to $3.50 values. Dump price...
158 Pairs Ladles' Vlcl Kid Oxford, better so
sortment, $2.00 to $3.60 values. Dump price
W5 Pairs Ladles' Vlcl Kid Oxfords. Better
sizes, $2.50 to $4.00 values. Dump price
Everybody astonished
Heir Most Is Sentenced.
Kw York. Juh . Jonas Most,
th anarchist ,waa today formally mm
ted to on ymr lwiriomt for
INitollaMa h artkto o ti dajr of
MeKHlys wswmmUwiUwi wtillK tb
(oi of smmumMimUmi. Aftw tk
cuttit Wad pronoHHMti iHMtaiMM), Most
mlM4 his hand and etimi: "TUUt In
a feMral 4ay for tl tt pnm ot
Awsrkft."
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EVERYBODYDELiaHTED.
It Is Heary that the Dandruff (
Germ Be Eradloated,
Qmk a4 mm a4 a wltohi tot at
oUmt (MmajB. ar trnmuU to wfc w
Um scalp antr waawiHs; h in ut
44t. iMt not on triNtratkHi of
tk $mmi nm raw AnwlruK anal
faJUBf Iwlr ll la wtcmmty Xm Mil
Umu grm. to hw jMimaawitly cursd of
dMOrvsT. aatf to atof falNag tealr.
XwtKo's HMntcM wM iMMTly
Mtmf ttiat gmm. ae hU tiuun
U no mora 4imK, aa4 so that th
hair will gfow hxriaatly. "Dtroy
th raws awl you rMive th ffct "
269 Pairs Ladles' Vlcl Kid shoes, oddo and ends
and broken sizes, $2.50 to $4.00 values.
Dump price
319 Pairs Ladles Vlcl Kid, cloth and kid top
turn and welt soles, $2.50 to $4.00 values.
Dump price
218 Pairs ladlei'shoes,kld and cloth top,turnand
welt soles, $2.50 to $5.00 values. Dump
price
412 Pairs Ladles' kid shoes, better sizes, cloth
and kid top, $3.00 to $5.00 values. Dump
price
30S Pairs Ladles kid shoes, better sizes and
widths, $3.00 to $3.00 values. Dump price
211 Pairs Ladles' Vlcl Kid shoes, good sizes, kid
and cloth top, turn and welt soles, $3.00 to
$5.00 values. Dump price
197 Pairs Ladles' Vlel Kid lace and button
shoes, kid and cloth top, turn and welt
soles, $3.00 to $5.00 values. Dump price. . . .
15c
25c
35c
50c
25c
35c
50c
75c
$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
Hot stuff in Men's shoes
108 Pairs Men's Fronch calf and Cordovan wolt
soles, small sizes and narrow widths.
Dump price
321 Pairs Men's Stacy Adams laoo and
congress cordovan and French c,"i'7Cp 4 A
14.00 to $6.00 values. Dump price... JV tvl
401 Pairs Men's mixed lot, block and tan,
also cloth and kid top, $4.00 to $8.00,
values. Dump price
217 Pairs Men's heavy working shoes, buckle
and lace, $2.00 to $2.60 values. Dump price
:$1. to
609 Pairs Men's calf lace shots, all styles and
sizes, $2.00 to $3.00 values. Dump price. . . .
50cA
$2.00
$2.50;
$1.35
$1.50
We never forget the little ones
155 Pairs baby shoes, lace and button, 75-cent
values. Dump price....
75 Pairs Children's kid shoes, black and tan,
sizes 3 to 8, 75c and $1.00 values. Dump
price
187 Pairs Children's Vlcl Kid shoes, lace and
button, sizes 5 to 11. Good sizes, B and EE
wlilthi, $1.25 values. Dump price........
97 Pairs Misses shoes, odds and ends, cloth and
kid tops, $2,00 to $2.60 values. Dump prlco
101 Pairs (Joys' tan and black lace shoes, $2.00
to $2.50 values. Dump prlco ...
2000 Pairs Men's nice, flns shoes. Dump
price ...... ....
45c
50c;
75c:
50c
$1.00
$2.00 up
It is a waste of ink to tell you of any more of -our .marvelous bargains; cejm:
and see them.
Terms of Sale Strictiat Cash.
All goods fitted at the store. If desired. No exchange or money refunded owing to great. vaU
given and broken sizes.
303 COMMERCIAL STREET
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
GUSH SHOE
STORE
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The Summer Season.
Mnmmn and tho slrla nro nUdoU-n at Kit
tho chore, ' ' ip.
At slxtyfivo db'llarfl por Week, MB
With trunks full ot shirtwaists nnd 'HRlf
drosses a flcoro, Jp
And lints that nro' stylish and chic. pp
Thoy Bit in their hammocks ' !onch J
mornliiK for hours, " MM
Anil cnll for tholr carrlngo Ut 3: Bal
Thoy aaunndor tholr monoy for tfondy Wm
and floworB Bffs
And rnvo o'or tho bonutlful sen. Hjfi!
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