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I HE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1902.
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I Dairumpies I
Muslin Underwear
A really worthy lino of tho beet
made uudenituallnft In tho country.
Mado in woll ventilated factories.
Daintily trimmed with laco and
embroidery.
Summer Underwear
tflno ribbed vesta and pants In
light wolfihtB for warm daya, also
light weight Union suits In white.
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mt.lMflf
sf ITHsWttW ft
Warner's
Rust
Proof
Corsets
Tho only corset for summor wear.
A big lino of 50c sollorn In black,
whlto, drab, pink and blue.
Parasols at Half
A groat bunch of 'cm to cIoho at
hnlf-prico and lvnn. Hotter boo tho
Allowing,
25c and up
Rub-Dry Towels
Tho most romarkablo bath towol
over Invented. Wo'vo roordorcd
three times 40 dozon In all. Try
one you'M Wnnt more.
50c each
"Banner"
Brand
Clothes for
Young Men
and Boys
Vonnc men JUnt entering manhood
ronulro a sncclal sort of clothing.
Undersized mon's garment aro not
tho things ovorgrown boy's clothes
aro out of tho quoatlon thoro must
bo something betwoen. For young
mon from 1G to 20 years of ago
wo havo tho right clothing; de
signed, cut and proportioned with
snoolal roforenco to young men's
requirements.
$4.50 and up
Summer Underwear
Flno gungo Ualbrlggan wear; well
made; full sizes; porfoct nttlng.
PROGRAM
OF THE
For Salem's Greatest of Celebrations
nont, Itoy Williams, Marvin Elkls.
Tho Balem merchants havo donated
many valunblo prizes for theso events,
Including everything from a shoulder
of hnm to a package of tacks.
Six Months
In Jail
Sports and Amusements Will
Consume Entire Day
50c Garment
Sweaters
Old gold and cardinal, green, navy,
cardinal, etc., in plain and fancy
weaves.
50c and up
Shirts
Our "wonder" brand
value over offered.
Is the boHt
( "lw Sr si"ft f y
75c each
BEN FRANKLIN
Was tlia Inventor of tho double or bi
focal BpecttcU Unaei, which Ii now
eomlnirlnto such gonrl uia for thee
who have pasMti the meridian oi life.
Wo fit tho bl focal la all the many differ
ent atyles. We have one special bl-focal
arransement that has never been ex
celled for bUm eaie, and comfort, and
the preervatlon of eyesight. It comei
nearor being tho natural eyt than any.
thing In the war of a klaea
Eyei toatcd hot,
Chas. II. Hinges
jfW-Bclentlfle Optlolan. 88 Btato St.
Wrxt door to J-add & Uuib. bank.
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Tho quality of tho etrnwborrlou wo handlo la Juat a aamplo of our
other goods.
THE PARIS HERIIY FlnoH llavorod table berry grown.
THE MAQOON Swoet with an oxcellont llavor.
TUB WIL80N Tho only canning berry now In markot.
Phone In your ordore early aa atrnwborrloa aro ecarco.
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
142 Btato St., D'Arcy Illdg. Phono Wain van
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BICYCLES
$35 - $40
CUSHION FKAWE, 1902
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAA1E - -
Call and boo the 1002 ItAMDMSR OU8HION FRAME. It Is 305 days
ahead of all,
ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with tho Hat ami olnimy
prInK. CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU WILL LIKE IT.
0 liMr.A Cl.tldWaG Olalldoacrlptlono at nrlcoa m ohonp aa
DlCYClv OUIUlllCO anywhere, and wohavu juat what yomvaut.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING Woliavoa compioio uicycio repiur m.u,..
at nil makea of bloyolo tlroa. Wo repair all makoa of Vloyoloa. QIvo
ua a call. Wa try to ploaao.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Rank.
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CLARK'S SEEDLINGS
ARE NOW AT THEIR VERY REST.
Do You Want to Can Clark's Seedlings? .
If eo you mut got them thlo week. NEXT WKBK WILL UE TOO LATK.
Give ns your order for VAOUM, MA80N8 AND SUN fruit ra; tho very boat
to bo had.
ROTH
IJ4 SulcStfttt.
iSi 0RABBR
Ttletbooe 511
RINEMAN't BARGAINS.
Shoulder,
Pr tb 1pc.
Deviled Ham t"B") Per can
5c & for 25c
DvIod ,Hm (Urue) per can
" 1(Jo3 cans 25o.
Sardine, per box
6c boxea 25c
Salmon, 3 cane
SWc
Smoked Herring,
Per box, 36a.
CaUup, per pt bottle
15 X bottle SSo,
Coeeanut (bulk) per lb
15.
oHl 8fta (18- Pg )
IM pkg 26c,
j Cerrt trh, per oka
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j' WahlH Pewder.per pkg
rjff w ? fcuttar and ea, W
pA? tUkt saariwt prteo, cash or
M- T. WNEMAN
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WHEAT MARKET.
gan KiuuoJfloi)
Qhlaugo, J una 33.
a
Jimo 3a. Wheat,
Wheat, ?!fj7l4.
.IiiiIkIiib from present Intllcntlons,
tho young woman who will bo elected
Qoddeafl of Llborty for tho colobratlon,
will know tnat Bho ImB boon In nn ox-
cltlng contoflt. An IncroftRotl voto wns
polled Friday, mid tho frlondH or tlio
Hovarnl eandldatow soom to ho work
ing hard for their favorltuR.
MIhb Mollto Uernardl still malntntns
tho lead with 88 votos, wlillo Miss
Mnudo Morrison Is a close rival for
first place with 87. Miss Leona Ryan
polled a good voto Friday, and now oc
cuploB fifth place. Sho Is cunsldorod
a strong enndidato. Miss Georgia
Whlttler was Introduced Into tho con
tost yostordny, rocolvlng llvo votos,
but hor frlendB assort that they have
moro than tho original 25 cents with
Which to advanco hor candidacy.
Miss Jeanotto Drown Is tho enndi
dato of tho Rohekahs and of Salem
lodgo of Elks, Miss Maudo Morrison
is tho cholco of tho Degree of Honor
and Silver Uell Circle, Womon of
Woodcraft. The othor nominees, Misses
l'eurl Qoulot, Molllo Uernardl, Lconn
Ryan and Georgia Whltcakor, nro In
dependent cnndiUntcs,
Tho gonoral commlttoo on Snlom'o
Fourth of July celebration held n
mooting nt tho city hall Friday ovon
lug that wns attended by representa
tives from nil of tho various sub-committees.
Splondld progress wnB re
ported by tho different committees of
tliQ day's outortulnment.
Particularly encouraging reports
wore received from tho commlttco on
floats, and this feature of tho morning
procession will bo oxtonslvoly ropro
sontod. Lndgos, business hnusos and
prlvnto Individuals havo notified tho
commlttoo that they will participate In
tho pageant, mid havo already begun
tho construction of tholr floats. Iiusl
ncss housos mid rosldoncos will also
bo moro gonornlly decoratod than In
recent years. Tho Salem colobratlon
hns boon thoroughly ndvortlsed
throughout tho' country, and, In fnct,
tho valley, and nn Immense gnthorlng
Is oxpected.
Tho major part nf tho subscriptions
havo been collected, and tho balanco
of tho funds will bo secured within
a few days. Tho platform in Marion
Hipiaro Is being placed In ropalr for
tho holding theroon of tho oxorclsos of
the morning. Seats aro bolng provldejl
for all who may wish to nttond.
After a thorough discussion, a pro
gram of oxorclsos for tho day was de
rided upon. An Investigation of the
program shows thoro Is not nn hour of
tho day, from llrlng tho early morning
snluto, until the concluding fenturo
tho fireworks but Is charged with
plonmirtihlo untortnlnmeut, novel and
interesting.
Tho following program was decided
upen:
Morning snluto at suurlso.
Trolley car hand concort at 7 a. in.
Hand concort on prominent comors,
8 to 9:30.
Lino ot march: Right of lino wont
on UhomoKotn to Commercial, south on
Commercial to Court, oast on Court to
High, south on High to State, west on
Stuto to Commorclnl, south on Com
mercial to Trade; countermarch on
Commercial to Marlon siiunro.
10:30 to 18 o'clock iaxerclsoH In
Marlon sijuaro, with tho following pro
gram :
Cnlloil to onlor by Chairman John
I If. Scott.
Music.
Prayer. Row P. S. Knight.
"Ainorka," by tho band.
Chorus Fifty voloos.
Roadlng of Declaration of Independ
ence by Miss Musa (leer.
Voonl solo, Mrs. Halllu Parrish
Illugos. Address, lion. W. M. Colvlg.
Chorus Firty voloos.
12 o'clock, noon, ot 1:00 p. in., grand
scooting tournament, foot of Clientele
eta Htroot.
1:00 p. m.. tho Tlco Blstars, In mi
olabornto enko-walk and rng-tlnio
dancing.
1:20 p. m.. Wntt Shlpp. tho wlnnor
o( many chnmploiiBhlpH, will rldo an
exhibition on IiIh torrltllo "go-dovll"
mtichluo. Tho Inst 30 seconds will be
liddou at tho rato of lass than a mllo
a minute.
1:30 p. m.. J. .1. OhrlHtian, tho cole
hratod rollor skating oxport. dlroct
from tho Ornheum thontre. San Fran.
.oIbco. This Is tho only act of this
Ulnd In tho Uultd Stntw. Don't miss
It.
1:16 p. in.. Vaiighn'fl Cilorod Trouh
ndours, Introducing tholr latent rug
time niolndloM, Intarsportiod with
danceti mid banjo picking.
: 00 p. in.. Prof. Win. McClelland,
the groat Kastern aeronaut. In a most
thrilling balloon ascension. Some
thing ontlroly now to the public.
3; 00 p. ni., hoy foot raeo.
3:10 p. in., boys' hlko race.
3:30 p. in., boy' sack race.
3:30 p. in., boys' throe-legged raco.
3:40 p. ni., boys' egj; and spoon race.
3:60 p. in., boyH' potato raco.
4:00 n. in., boys' cracker race.
4:15 p. in.. Hoys' cow race.
4:30 p. in., boys' greaeed pigs.
5:00 p. ni., the Jubilee singers.
6:30 p. m., the Tlce ulster (cake
waiiu.
R:S0 to 0:00 p. in., automobile nice.
0:00 p. in., supper.
7:00 p. in., Dairee Team drill, bv
In the Linn county circuit court, tho
Jury In tho caso of tho Btato against
It. Scoilold was brought in, mid, ns
thoy could not agree, woro discharged.
Undor tho Judge's Instructions thoro
had to ho Intent to steal on tho part
of tho defendant when he took tho
purso dropped on tho floor. Two of tho
momhors of tho Jury hold out, all tho
othors bolng for conviction.
Scofield wan pormlttcd to pload
utility to potty larcony mid was Hon-
tonceu to six niontns in tno county
Jail.
Scofield was arrested In Salem for
the theft of a purse containing about
$80, In an Albany saloon, tho ownor
having dropped tho pockotbook upon
the floor. Scofield camo to salom,
where ho spent his money so frooly
that tho suspicions of locnl ofllcorB was
aroused, and, upon advices from tho
Albany authorities, ho was arrostod.
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MECHANIC
ARE ALL
EMPLOYED
Salem's Building Boom
Most Active State
in
Demand for Alaterials
Workmen Is Great
and
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon.
Mado for family uso. ask your
grocer for it, Ilrau and
ehorU always on hand.
A. T. WALN Aeent
Variety Store
Plage and Firework.
Now lot of Indian .
ilafltetajust in.
ANNORA M, WELCH
Tb Vartoty Stent, l Court Btteet
Salem A. O. U. W.
7:30 p. m vocal and baud music uu
river bank, foot of Court etroet.
8:46 p. ni., grmui J 1000 pyrotechnic
dlsplnjr on rlvor.
10:00 p. ui., J. J. Christian, the cele
brated roller skate expert, with oleo
trleal effects. ,
The following entries have beou
made for the Fourth of July rseea:
UgK mid aixxin race Geo Pntter
on. Ray Kouetguniit. Ruy Wtlllnmsou.
l.oaao Miller. Lewie Mel'udden.
Potato rsee Geo, Patterson, Alonao
Miller. Roy Williamson, Ren Stanton,
Ray LouBlgnont, Jetee Fraeler. Mui
vln IUkis.
Foot race George Patterson, lien
Stanton. Roy Wllllumwu. Jeeee Pm-sler.
Three-lejimea race Wllllawa and
Kane, Pattemm and Miller. Wtlllam
bqu mid Stanton.
Slow bike rtvoe Jo. Williams, Geo.
Patterson. Atome Miller. Kd. VIoaUq,
Ray Weet. Ray Ijoualgnout. Jesse
Prasler, I,ee luvls.
I t'ratker eating ronteet iilatkberry
Patterson. Alonio Miller Roy touelg-
From Promoter to Prisoner.
San Francisco Bulletin.
Letson Dnlllet hns Joined the throng
of cnptnlnB of Industry who failed.
Not only has ho fallon In tho raco,
but tho law has decreed that ha Is
no longer a fit mombor of socloty and
shall spend somo tlmo, not to exceed
a year and a half, In onforced seclu
sion. Tho Cecil Rhodes of England
and South Africa dies nnd leaves a
legacy of scholarships that will add
lUBtor to his memory aa tho years
pass; tho man who advertised himself
as tho Cecil Rhodes of America lives
to becomo disgraced and a prisoner.
This, howevor, Is not tho Irony of fate,
for probably tho only thing theso men
had In common was an uncommonly
bold spirit that dared to venturo
whoro ambition lured. Rhodes, seek
ing to transform a continent, had be
hind him treasuro almost without lim
it. Dalllot, uchcmlng to heap up mil
lions upon millions, hud only ono
llttlo abandoned mine that had once
been sold by nn Oregon sheriff.
Tho wily Dalllot had a merry tlmo
whllo his luck lasted. Ifo know tho
valuo of advertising, and used tho
magazines and a nowspapor leased by
litmBclf to tell of his own imaginary
achievements and tho unparalleled
wealth of tho Whlto Swan mine. Ills
nowspapor, tho Herald, of Dakor City,
Or,, which town was roprosented as
being innrvolously benefited by tho
proximity to tho Dalllot property, Is
sued mall editions that would have
done credit to tho dallies of a great
metropolis. Ualllct was not only tho
Cocll Rhodes of America, said tho ad
vertisements, but a modern Midas,
whoso hnnd turned overythlilg It
touched to gold. Teachers and attor
neys, peoplo of standing In ninny com
munities, had sont this great promoter
3tnnll sums, a paltry hundred or two,
ami ho had doublod or quadrupled It
almost In n night. If you woro skepti
cal you might wrlto to tho prominent
citizens of Londonvltlo or Parlsburg,
or a dozen other places. To the man
of tho world tho prospect had tho
doubtful merit of looking too good,
but Ualllet evidently sought only tho
people who thought thomsolvos wise,
people who woro ongor to tako a short
out to tho homo of fortune. Tho
nchenio worked. Investors burdonod
the mall with chocks nnd drafts and
niouoy orders. Ilnlllot's office In this
olty spread out until It occupied 12
rooms. Ten typowritors woro kept
busy answering tho lottora of corre:
apondonts, Unlllet, loaning back In
his chair with kingly oaso, nnd dlo
tatlng ndvertlsomonts tolling of tho
groat Improvements In tho Whlto
Swan mine, wns at the clluinx of his
glory.
Tho days of adversity began whon
UnoloSnm began prying Into Ilnlllot's
affairs. With Yankee shrowdnass,
Sam wanted to know Just how much
of tho money of his trusting nlecoa
mid nephews was going Into that holo
In tho ground which a shorlff had
sold for less than a thousand dollars,
ltalllut could not explain, mid Unolo
Sam shut off his mull. Investors be
came clamorous mid the Cecil Rhodes
of Amorlcn foil as rapidly as he had
risen. Ho was accused of using tho
Unitod States mall for purposes of
fraud. Tho scouo shifted to Dos
Molnos, where at tho trial a woman
aided In his undoing. Ono ot his sten
ographers who had been In his con
tldenco told tho soorots ot his busl
no. He fought gamely, but at the
end was found guilty. According to
tho ovldeuco he obtained $220,000
fiom Investors, and put about $3G,000
Into the property, most of that to ac
quire title, us at the time he beau to
sell stock he did not even own tho
mine.
Unlllet now talks ot carrying his
case to the supreme court, but the
mistoflloe people say that It he es
capee on some technicality they will
try him again on other similar
charges, of whleh there are no ond,
Whatever the courts do, the Whlto
Swan myth has lost Ita power to do
oolvo, and I.otson Rnlllet Is no longer
iv captain of Industry.
With tho arrival of settled weather
conditions, the Salem building boom
has been rosumod, nnd Is bolns' prose
cuted with greater activity. Doalors
And It difficult to supply tho demand
for building matorlals, while mechan
ics of all kinds nro Bcnrco, employ
ment being afforded all In tho oxton-
slvo building oporntloiiB.
Tho two-story brick of Goo. Daync,
on State streot, Is progressing rapidly.
Tho first story has nlroady boon con
structed. M. L. Hamilton has begun
tho construction of n modorn business
house ncroBS tho alley from tho Bayno
building. Tho excavation for Hung
er's two-story brick, three storo-room
building, COxlOO foot, opposite tho
Ilughos-D'Arcy building, on Stato
street, Is about complotod, and work
on tho foundation has begun.
A. Schrolbor has broken ground for
his 50x80 foot, two-Btory, two store
room brick, adjoining that of Kllng
or'B, on Stato Btroot.
G. A. Bach haB hogttn tho construc
tion of a flno, modern roBldonco on tho
old Costello proporty, cornor of Clio
mokota and Twolfth streets, which
ho recently ncqttlred.
D. F. Wagner has Just commenced
Bomo extenslvo Improvements to his
property In UnlvorBlty addition. Ho
hns pamtod nnd Improved tho build
ings generally, nnd constructed cement
walks and curbing about tho promises.
Henry Jacqtiot Is building for him
self n 000 cottage In Hnglowood ad
dition. Wm. Ruck Is erecting a barn on his
proporty in Unlvorslty nddltlon thnt
will cost ?2()0.
Gonoral W. II. Odell Ih making some
repairs to his pretty Stato-stroet resi
dence proporty.
Roal ostato transfers for tho wook
havo not been so large as usual, repre
senting considerations aggregating
only about $18,000. Among tho doeds
recorded woro tho follewing:
Elizabeth A. Edgar nnd husband to
Lester J. Shipping, 200 acres, t 9 s,
r 2 w, ?G000.
Efllo nnd Wnltor Sconco, slnglo per
sons, to CluirloH Wallace, 10G.08 acres,
t 7 s, r 1 o, $2000.
Kate Hughos and husband to Fred
Drown, 75.CI! acres, t 7 s , r 2 w, sub
ject to mortgage for $750.
C. W. Crosby, ot nl.. to tho Union
Light & Powor Co., 6!ji acres, t 7 s,
r 1 w, $1500.
Grant Corby, trustee, to tho Union
Light & Powor Co., 5 acres, t 7 s, r
1 w, $1500.
W. P. Hughos and Kato Hughos to
Kato Hughos, 75.GC acros, t 7 s, r 2
w, $1000.
Win. Dayno, unmarrlod, to Mary J.
Magoo, G -15 foot lot 2, bloalc 3, Yow
Park add to Salem, $1000.
August Heubiior, unmarried to Lor
onzo J. Whlto, lot 45, Friends' Orogon
Colony, $800.
Charlos Woolon to Columbus Whit
lock, 5 Oncros, t G s, r 1 o, $700.
Horman D. Landon, ot nl., to J. W.
Landon, lots 1 mid 2, block 3, and
land In Unlvorslty ndd to Salem, $560.
Job. Moycrs, et ux to Nols O.
Krantz, land In block 2, Yow Park add
to Salem, $500.
A. H. Fosdlck, ot x to Frank C.
Stokos. lot 20, Woodburn Fruit Farms,
$180.
C. and J. R. Foster to Chas. A. Ualr,
12.82 acros, t 9 b. r 2 w, $100. .
Torosa Mary Francos Arnold to
Marshal Nealloy, land In Frlckoy's
railroad add to Salem, $201.
Geo. Kuiunian and Jacob Rontor to
A. Coffin, lots 30 nnd 31. Drndloy's ad
dition to Woodburn, $250.
Gertrudo Cox to Mary L. Hughes,
lot 5, block 1, Sorbin's add to Gates,
$100.
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I At tho expiration of four years you
would havo killed 1,890,000 males, tho
pelta of which would bo worth $1,890,
000 mid ho oil 15,120,000 ounces
'$7,500,000, and still havo moro than
i 3.700.000 skunks left.
Somo enterprising man now hns a
' fortuno If ho can evolve some plan for
deodorizing tho skunk.
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Time for Lawyers and Infidels.
Tho late Robert G. Ingorsoll, says
tho Philadelphia Tlnies, was onco
"stopped," In tho language of the
prizo ring, by an old ncgrcss em
ployed on the Janitor's force In' tho
cnpltol at Washington. She kept hor
Bible by her whon at work, and would
stop scrubbing and read until sho
heard footsteps along tho corridors,
when she would hldo tho book and be
gin vigorously to scour tho floors.
Ingorsoll had boon watching her, and
one mornlnu auletlv sllnnod to hor
side, when ha saw sho waa roadlng
tho Bible.
"Mary, do you boliovo all you road
thore?" ho asked.
"Eb'ry word!"
"That God mado mon from duat?"
"In coso!" alio answered.
"Well, Mary, suppose It had rained,
and tho dust had turned to mud
what, thon, should Ho havo dono?"
"Do good Lawd knows 'nuff to know
dnt's do tlmo to make lawyers an' In-fldols!"
As ingorsoll turned away, ho was
quoting mentally from TonnysonB
'In Momorlam" "Leavo thou thy
Bister when sho prays."
A SALEM
BAKERY'S
TRADE
Has
Grown to Wholesale
Proportions
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
For Blllou and Nerroui Dltordcru, tuch ni
wma inn rin m idc momicn, file Itud-
cbe, Glddlneu, Fulneii and Swelling after
nunc
lici or lirnth, coillveneM, Dlotchei on the
BKin. uuiurDcu biccp, rriznuui ureami,
and all Nenrout and Trembling Senmtlont,
itinli. DUilneaa and Drowilneti, Cold Chtlla
FitumnRi oi neai, i,o oi Appeme, Short'
Itrerv itifferer la earneitlv Invited to trv nn.
Box of tbete rills, and titer will bo nck-
nowieaceu io im wijnuui A HIVAL,
A Funeral Joke.
At tho funeral of a lawyer of stnto
reputation, who lived and practiced in
a town not far from rniiadeipma, and
who was known among his frlenda
thereabouts as an unbeliever, an emi
nent gontlomau from Philadelphia
reached tho houso after tho minister
hnd begun tho Bormon. Not knowing
how far the sorvlco had progressed,
ho accosted a well-known Qunker of
tho town, who wns a friend of tho de
ceased, nnd who was noted for his
gicnt aenso of humor, and. leaning
over his shoulder, asked In a whisper:
"What part of the services have
they reached?"
To which tho Quaker, without a
smile, replied:
"Just opened for the defense."
Philadelphia Times,
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It cost a good deal moro to dostroy
tho Spanish fleet at Santlngo than will
over be obtained from tho vessels that
woro thus driven nshoru on tho south
ern coast of Cuba. A contract has
boon made, according to reports from
Washington, with a firm that 1b to
demolish theso vessels, for tho sake
of tho motnls which thoy contain, tho
contracting firm ngreolng to pny the
government $1 a ton for all tho metal
recovored. It Is estimated that tho
Vlcnyn will on this basis return to
tho govornmont considerably less
than ono-half of what tho powder and
shot oxp outlet! In sinking hor cost.
Spain's fleot which cost millions of
dollars will probably not return to the
United Etat.i government under this
contract moro thnn 1 por cont of what
ono of tho ships cost to build.
Capital Bakery Bread Sold at
Ten Retail Stands
TiinPnnitiii Nnltnrv on Court street,
was' established by C. B. Mcllwaln
thliteon months ago and, na there Is
luck In odd numbers, beginning today,
he blanches out to do a wholesnlo
trmin nmi has mado arrangements
with the following rotnllors to sell his
broad from nnd after this date.
Bpploy'B grocory store, 13nst Stato
street.
John Hughes, 14G-118 Stnto street.
Fuller & Douglas, 142 State street.
I. Stclnor, 120 Stnto street
Roth & Grabor, 121 Stato street.
Dranson & Ragan, 283 Commorclnl
street.'
Tho Pennsylvania RoBtaurnnt.
Yew Park Grocery, F. a. Bowersox.
Joseph Albright grocery, Church
street.
Tho Capital Bakory will aloo main
tain a retail Btoro at 133 Court street,
whoro tho finest bread, cakes, plefl
and pastry will bo sold. Special or
ders for bakorv work will bo taken nnd
delivered. In turning over his retail
business to tho regular retail trade,
Mr. Mcllwaln desIreB to thank Ills cus
tomers lu tho city and Btiburus ror
tholr largo patronngo, nnd solicits a
continuance through tho nbovc-nnmed
rotnllors. His manufacturing and
wholesale business hns bceomo so ex
tenslvo ho could only moot tho demand
by supplying tho trade In this manner.
Mr. Mcllwaln Is building up a large
trado In oriinmenlal nnd decorntlvo
work for othor places, In supplying
weddings and bnnquots, and has re
cently mudo BhlpmontB to Portland,
Orogon City and Albany. Orders from
any part or the Btato for bttkory cater
ing nro promptly filled,
MKKOIIAItHSPIIil.S taken ai dlteo
tad, will quickly re it ore Females tocompltta'
xney promptly remore any oosiri
Fart
rhev oromutly remove any obstruo.
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lion or irregularity oi inc system.
health.
Weak Stomach,
Impaired Digestion,
Disordered Liver.
they act llk manic a few doses wilt work
wonders upon the Vital Organs; Strengthen
ing tne muscular nysiem, rca.or.ng iue long,
lost Complexion, bringing back the keen
edce of aopetlte. avid arousing with the
llosubud of IleskUU tho ivholo phy
alcnl energy of the human frame. Thew
re "facts" admitted by thousands, in all
classes of society, and one ot the best guar
antees to the Nervous and Debilitated Is
that OKEOHAM'S PILLS havo tho
La.rn.oBt Salo of any Patont
Medicines In tho World.
Ueeoluim'a Pills liavo been befora
tho public for linlf n century, mid!
nro tne most populnr family medicine.
Wo testimonials aro published, sm
jUoeohiim'a rills
RECOMMEND THEMSELVES.
Prtpsrtd only br Thomas Ilenoham.St.
?atns. Kng., nnd 305 Canal Ht,. Mew
ork.
Bold everywhere In boxes. 10c and 8o
NEW TODAY.
Tho awful forest fires In Washing
ton and tremondous destruction of
proporty seem nltnost like a visitation
of Provldonco, but probably somo
criminal of a hunter or fisherman
built a camp flro In the wrong plnco
and vont off and left It. Such care
lossnoss deserves hanging, and gov
ornmont forest wnrdons should bo In
croasod In numbors nnd glvon moro
authority.
A Chicago woman paid $17,000 In
gold for a husband, and It Is moro
thnn an ovon chanco that after awhllo
she would be glad to tako 30 cents for
him.
MILLIONS MADE IN SKUNKS.
DIED.
OUAY. At tho family ham In
Ilrook. Friday. June ST. 1W8, Usury
V. the Q-weakS'Qld son of Mr. nnd
Mr. J. V. Gray.
Funeral swvlcw vr conducted at
the family ham tht afternoon, and
burial waa had In a cwnatery near
Ii rooks.
a
A. M. ClouQh, successor to D. E.
Hunsinger. Funoral Director. 107 State
Strset, phone. Office. 1351; residence
221. Salem. Oregon.
Thriving Industry Has Sprung up In
the Odoriferous Animals.
The agricultural department has
been floodod with lettors for sovural
yours past Inquiring for tho bout
method of rnlslng skunks for tho
market. Recently tho nttack by lot
tor has been renowod, and somo havo
been rocolved giving nn outllno of
whntlias and can be accomplished In
tho btislnoss.
One man, snys tho Chicago Chro-i
Iclo. has flgurod nut thnt ho doos not
known of nny enterprise that will bring
in money faster than skunk-farming.
II says that thoro aro only two
spuclee of tho American skunk
tho jot black and tho blnck and whlto
striped. Tho latter, ho says Is one of
tho most bonutlful In the, animal king
dom, but that Its breath Is far from
pleasant and Inviting. Tho Jot black
skunk Is moro valuable than his black
ami whlto neighbor, his polt being
worth lu tho markot at all sonsons $1
each, whllo the othors bring only
nbout half that amount. The pelts
are used uy physicians In cases ot
croup and colds mid kindred diseases.
The oil does not carry with It tho aw
ful aroma of the skunk, and has grat
curaiivo qualities, this man says
that skunk farming can be com
menced with 80 varmints 16 feinnlos
and live mules mid In a few years
one will havo a healthy and rapidly
Increasing bank account.
lie calculates that those twenty
skunks will lucrease lu number at a
rate that will surprise the most rapid
mathematician. They begin to breed
at one year old. having two litters a
yoar. and from five to thirteen at a
litter. They llvo on as little ns any
known aulmnl. except the goat, and
thore Is little exuense In raisin tkam
but "they never become tame, and Us
auus mat ne does not siumose that
anyone would care to have them for
yets, Tiiey urode In December mid
again In June.
Puttlug tho average litter at eight,
the twenty skunks will have increased
to UU skunks at the close of the first
year ami a naif, in four years, with.
out some mishap, the skunks will have
Increased In number to S.TSO.OOO. If
the pelts are worth il the pelts of 100
mate skuhks would be worth linn
The oil at it cents per ounce would
be fSOO, ana. figuring the same as on
wtv iwrcww ot ttte sktuiKs. at Ute ex
ItirnUoit Of OHe and nna.knir v.,.
tlltt male skunks would ha ktn. . ,h..(
pelts of which would be worth w
masy dollars. The amount of oil
mUnrl rron, this number would be
39.tHo uunves worth just ju.suo
To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts.
Tickets nro now on salo at all South
ern Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern
It. It. ofllcos, through to Newport and
Ynqulna at roduccd ratos. Southorn
Pacific trains connoct with C. & K.
at Albany and Corvallls. All tlckots
good for roturn until Octobor 10, 1902.
On Juno 23 tho C. & IS. trains from
Detroit bogan leaving thoro at 0:30 a.
m., mooting tho Hay train at Albany
nt noon.
Passongors for Detroit, nroltonbush
and other mountnln rosorts can leave
Albany tho samo aftornoon, reaching
uotroit in tno ovonlng. Tlckots aro
on salo from Albany to Dotrolt nt
13.00, and from Corvallls at $3.25, good
for roturn until Octobor 10th. with
prlvllogo to got on train at any point
east or aiiu uity. .
Tho Southorn Pacific Company havo
now on salo round trip tlckots from nil
points on tholr linos In Orogon to
olthor Newport or Ynqulna, with prlvl
logo to roturn via olthor East or West
Sldo divisions. In connection with
tho C. & E. throoday Sunday oxctirslon
ticKets, good going Saturday and re
turning Monday, aro also on salo at
vory low rates from all S. P. and C,
& E. points.
Full Information can bo obtained as
to rates, tlmo tnblos, otc, by appllca
tlon to any 3. P. or C. & B. ngont.
FIroworkB off a floating battory out
In tho middle of tho river will alono
bo worth coming to tho Salem cole
bratlon for. And thon tho young peo
nle will enjoy driving homo by moon
light only thoro won't bo much moon.
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through porsonally conducted tour
ist aleoplng cars betwoon Portland and
Chicago onco a wook, and botweon Og
don ond Chicago threo tlmos a week,
via tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard sloeplng cars
dally between Ogdon and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard Bleeping cars
dally between Colorado Springs and
St. Louts.
Through Standard and tourist sloop
Ing cars dally botwoon San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angeles and El
Paso.
Through Standard stooping cars and
chair cars dally botwoon St. Paul and
Chicago. '
Bo suro that your tlckot reads via
the Oreat Rock Island Routo.
Tho best and most reasonable din
ing car sorvlco.
For rates, foldors and dojcrlptlvo lit
oraturo wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
Qenoral Agont, Portland, Or.
Clover Hay. Ten tons cut and In
shocks, for sale at $3.00 per ton. Call
on Fred Hurst. C-28-3t
1 o
Tho Southorn Pacific Company an
nounce tho salo of reduced ratos. on
account of tho Fourth of July. Theso
figures will bo based at ono and ono
third faro for tho round trlp-passago to
and from stations In Oregon. Tlckots
will bo on salo July 3d and 4th, and
will bo good for roturn ut to nnd In
cluding tho 6th.
Celebrations will bo hold at tho
moro Important points. Local agonts
will furnish all details on application.
W. E. COMAN, Qon. Pass. Agt
B.""F. JOISlB3,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clork of circuit court for six
years and has an up-to-dato abstract
of nil proporty In Lincoln ootintv..
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That cannot be excelled
for the money.
MANY CELEBRATED
AlAKES . . .
SOME TAN SHOES
$3.50 values to close
them out at
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Repairing neatly done.
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Walnut Slice
Is nil tho rneo In the East and wo nro
mnking It fresh evory day.
GENUINE PENOCHE
HTANDOAUAMKI.K
PEPPERMINT OHEW8
PEANUT CRISP
LOG OABIN ORKAMS
Give ua a trial i( you want good can
dies and ico cream
FLEUR DE LIS . . .
141 Stnto Streot.
Pirsr Class Bicycle
Repairing
And all klndn of
sundries at
FRANK J. AlOORE'S
109 Court 8t,
Phono 2044.
Further
Evidence
That we are doing a fair
share of the job printing
in Salem is from the fact
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
Scliaefer & Palmer
JE07" Rooms 3, 4. and 5 Moorea blk.
Phono, 2414, Red.
son sale of
Gar pet Remnants
These carpets contain from 10 tb 40 yards of a
kinds and a few pieced have more, We must
get them out of the way, People who took advantage ol our
early spring sale were well pleased with their bargains, Others
will be iust as much pleased with the bargains we are now of
fering. 95c VELVET 75c
75c TAPESTRY 60:
60c TAPESTRY , 45c
Reductions equally great on other qualities. We have less
remnants on this sale than before so we urge your promptness
if you intend taking advantage of it;
tWt tt Tlephn in