The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 30, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWrMMMH , .iw if g'ft : IR9MBSS9S! nil wan mail nnW mmiXiw w lHllMIIIIHMMHMHJIIIRMHlMMliHKMHM S Holyerson's Holyerson's s Great Of Ladies' Values up to $1S for ' :..' ' fB ' ' - Holyerson's ftllXIMBKNX I1MI11 THESE ARE FACTS It i frolglit and not Bteam that makes the car ro. It la fnlflllmsnt and not proralte that ii making our repairing business grow. Tliat wo do repairing "on time" Is no (able with us. It's a stum reality. II wo have any Idea that we can't get ycur work out when yon want It, wo'll tail you so. To disappoint a cuJ touier Is the worst kind o( disappointment to oursolvet. Wo pre far not to have that customer than to havo him dispensed in any mannor whatever. We've the best tqulppod repair shop In the counly, We do our repair work onraolroa riicht horo. Our own experience insarea expert workmanship, and wo havo established thotact that wo are matters of tho art. Wtt are the originators of low prlcos. Try us and you will come gala. CHAS. H. Next Door to t-add & Dush'o Bank mHiwmMtt8ttmmmmmmmtmtmuwtmammmmtmmmttimtm:tttmtt QUALITY Tho quality o( tho strawborrlos wo handlo Is Just a sample of our other goods. THE PAttIS BERRY Finest llavorcd tablo borry grown. THE MAOOUN Bwoot with an excollont flavor. THE WILSON Tho only canning borry now In marliot. Phono In your ordor early as strawberries aro tcarco. Fuller & Douglas, Grocers 142 8tato St., D'Aroy Bldg. nmmutmmmtuummmtmmmmmmmtMmsimmmmmmmmmtmmM fie&jXt)023 I e CUSHION FHAWE, 1902 . CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME Call and boo. tba 1002 RAMBLER ahead of all. ROCKINO CRANK HANGER does prlnR. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. Bim;1a OmidWflO Of nil descriptions at prlcos as choap ns DitjtlC OU1IU11CO nnywhoru.nndwohavojustwhatyouwant. BIOYOLE REPAIRING Wo havo n l nil uiakos of bicyclo tiros, we as a call. We try to plcuso. SHIPP & HAIJSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank. 9g3SGXB0Sa CLARK'S SEEDLINGS ARK NOW AT THEIR VERY BEST, Do You Want to Can Clark's Seedlings? It eo you mmt get them this week. NEXT WEEK WILL BE TOO LATE. Qlva ua your orders for VAOUM, MASONS AND. SUN fruit Jars; the very host to bo had. ROTH & 134 Stilt Street. ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S BAR0A1N HOUSE- A Wonderful store hiv'oi inuuK, s, hub" uuuy is no iiriuo for it. Honest merchandising, good goods and low prices ii ii 1 i I i i! kesp us always on tho Jump. ISo white duck, yard I0 15a blue due V, yard lOo SHo outing tlaunel 6a 71e light oolored percales Me Sfeo Jap silk all colors 2tfo Kwouasitt. dimities, lawns, or gsndiM and linen srashei. , HALF PRICE lOo slIkallBs, ynrd 8o 180 dotted swiea yard 7e 8 lush wid ewbroldery, yd . . .so 0 bal iun bounuti, ..10c This Silt Lasts Only for Two McEVOY BROS., Ca.urt ftirkt. m . rwr .,.,, lleWf!vWfli T I I 111 First Class Bicycl? Repairing Ad all kinds o 'm J. MOORE'S rl m m a H m m m is H B B H 8 E PB a SB K Holyerson's M1RI1I1IM1I1II HINGES Watchmaker and Jeweler, 88 State 8t. Phone Main 2201 $35 - $40 363 CUSHION FRAME, It Is 305 days away wllli tho Hat aud clumsy YOU WILL LIKE IT, complete bicyclo repair shop. Wo repair an maicos 01 uioyoies. uivu 0RABBR Telephone 511 75o calico wrappers Zia Men's 60c Ujdbrluniui uudurwear, all colors 3&o Mfu'aft5oupto-duteiioaktles..lf)o Men's Sfio crash bats 10u Hoy's straw hats lOo tton's 60a islt shirts 3u lloya' vurallo, all nisei Ig Laulos' shirt waists, HALF PRICE (135 kid gloves, all colors... .Mo Stfo wash veils $ta 'J0o Iaco veils, new 10a Days, Monday and Tuesdiy- 8 Proprietors. Ik' Si Salera, Orecoa . .,, s Walnut Slice Is all tho rage In tho East aud wo are Sam E D H STORE.., making it fresh every day. UENUINE PENQOHE BTAND OARAMELR PEPPERMINT OnKW8 peanut cmrup LOG CABIN ORKAMB Give us a trial If yen want good can dlw and lea cream. FLEUR DE LIS . , . 144 StU Wtwst. ,uiri1ii ' WHO WILL BE GODDESS SbmelLlvely Campaigning is Being Done Today Tho rontost for Goddess of Liberty Is becoming Intonsoly Interesting. On Saturday over COO votes woro sold that woro not doposltod In tho bnllot boxs, ns was revonled when tho count was mado Saturday ovonlnp. This fact lcavos tho ultlmato rosult In seri ous doubt, slnco it Is known that tho frlondtt of nil tho candidates aro re serving tholr host offorts for tho final day tomorrow, for tho polls closo at 9 p. m. Tuosday. Frlonds of two of tho nomlnoos aro known to havo mado collections today from among tholr friends, with which to advance tho candidacy of tholr choice. The voto, as canvassod Saturday cv onlng, was as follews: Leona Hynn 138 Mnud Morrison 120 Molllo Uornardl 117 Olovl Howo 11C Jeanotlo Brown ...115 Pearl doulot 97 Georgia Whlttlor C o Mrs. Hinges and Miss Vandersol will assist at Miss 8helton's recital Tuesday evening, nt the Congregation al church. PERSONALS. F. T. Wrlghtman Is in Linn county. Hriphaol P. Ronham is visiting in Eugene. I)i V. C. Hawk, of Jefferson, was In tho city today. . Ed. Huffman nnd Albert Shaw wont to Albany today. L. B. Geer, stato' land agont, was tit Mlllors, Linn county, today. City Recorder N. J. Judah has re turned from a visit in Portland. Dr. nnd Mrs. Fountain aro giving entertalnmonts in Jefferson this week. Honry B. Thlolsdn has roturucd from Portland, whoro ho has boon at tending n, conforonce. of tho Episcopal church. Miss Zllphn Galloway and Mr. Fran cis Galloway, recent guests of Miss llolon Calhroath, havo returned to Or gon 01 ty. Mrs. Honrlotta Dillon and nlstor, Mrs. Bright Armstrong, of Condon, Indiana, nro expected to tirrlvo In Sa lem this ovonlng on a visit to tholr cousin, Gen. W. II. Odell. Mrs. A. N. Bush returned Sunday from New York City, and will bo fol lowed In tho noar futuro by Mr. Bush, who Is groatly Improved in health. I&ugeno Broymau. accompanied by Dr. A. H. Tamlslo. arrived homo Sat urday night from Now York City, whoro ho hns boon rocolvlng modlcnl treatment. Mr. Broymnn returns slightly Improved. aftor a tun-wooks' nlwunco. Ho rdturnod homo via Birmingham, Alabama, where ho vis Rod with his daughter, Mrs. Pinnk Snoducor. Mrs. R. B. Fleming has gono to So nttlo. Sho was uocompanlod by Miss Ryth Clutch, who will visit rolatlvos In that city. Eiigouu Broymnn returned yostor day from Now York City, much Im proved In honlth. Morris AbruliainH rtituruod to San Frnnglsco last nfglit, aftor spending a few days with friends In thin .,-. Miss Gonstanm Suuduikgr, of Kti. gone, urrlveA tllTs morning, and will visit at tho homo of A. 1). Huron. MIsb Galloway nnd Mr. Frank Gallo way loft for their homo In Oregon City yoetudny. Mr. I.ce Hooker, of Portland, spout Sundny with his parent in this city. Clarence Blakley lias returned from uporatliiK ft phonograph at the Turner cnmpmeotlng. Mrs. R. B, Fleming, nnd little daugh ter nro spending thu wuuk with Sent tlo friends. Jus. Mills and II. C. Dorr, of Hebo, Tillamook county, nro In tho city for a fow days. Mrs. Hinges and Miss Vandersol will assist at Miss 8helton'a recital Tuesday evening, at tho Congregation al church, DALRYMPLE'S" Muslin Underwear A really worthy lino of tho host mado undermusllns in tho country. Mndo iu well ventilated factorlos. Daintily trimmed with laco and ambrotdory. Summer Underwear Flue ribbed voata nnd pants In light weights fof wnrm days, also light weight union suits In white. Warner's Rust Proof Corsets TU only coraat for summer weur. A big lino of 80 Q sallara In black, white, dmb, pink nnd blue. Parasols at Half A grmt bunch of ra to closo at hulf-prlc nnd ls. Hatter sue tho showing. 25c and up Rub-Dry Towels The most remarkable bath towel evr invented. Wu'vo reordered tknw tlma 10 doien in all. Try ou you'll want more. 50c each i....i,i.i i i ruin hiikhiii i ii i i ,DALRYMPLE'S1 f 5?v uii wMr IIM0" i ME DAII.V ddUftNAL, 8AL6M, OREGON, MONDAV, JUNfc 30, 1802. JOHN GATES JURDON Asked for by the People of Woodburn A petition was presented to Gov. Gcor today by a brother of John Gates, who was sentoncod for thrco years for forgory from Lnno county. Ho has served a year, and the petition Is signed by about all the citizens of Woodburn 120 names In nil and hooded by Jesse Sottlemlro aud J. M. Poorman. They allege that ho would mako a goad citizen if roloasod. An undo of John Gates. J. G. Gates, of Her ion, Neb., who Is an attorney In good standing, called on tho govornor In boh ill f of Gates this morning, and said ho was traveling through tho stato, and tho first ho had learned of his nophow's Incarceration was whon he landed at Woodburn to mako him a visit. It Is claimed that Gates Is not men tally strong, nnd was not at the time of tho commission of the crime, and that tho ends of Justice aro not bolng sorVod by his incarceration in his prosont condition. Govornor Geer was tolographod to day by tho United Statos marshal at Donver for a requisition on Kelly Wlloy, who Is wanted as a wltnoss in a 8alt Lake roglstorod lettor robbory rase. Tho trial Is at Denver on July 9th, and tho postofllco department de frays ull oxponso for transportation and subslstonco of tho witness. MODEL L1YERY AND FEED BARN Fitted up for the Comfort of Farmers Teams Walter S. Low, ono of tho host known livery and horsomon on tho Pacific coast, has leased for a torm of years tho largo modol livery nnd farm ore' feed stahlo built by E. M. Croisan, at tho cornor of Ferry and High stroots, nnd will opon tho samo to tho public on July 1st. Tho now vonturo Is housed In most comfortable Quarters. Mr. Low will horo conduct a llvory huslnoss, but his specialty will bo tho caring for and feeding of farmors' teams, and tho barn hns boon ospcclnllyflttod for this class of trade. Tho now barn Is 80x120 foot, with 21-foot Joists on ono side; a truss roof doos away with tho objectlonahlo nosts on tho lloor of tho barn, and gives the building tho nppoaranco of a largo hull. Around tho walls or tnc building, for tho greater part of tho throo sldus, nro double stalls for farm- era' teams, whllo tho south half of the front Is fitted up with a doz-i box stalls, bourdon - ..p to a height of ub'-..t four fdet, nbovo which wlro not ting anothop four foot makos the Btall absolutely fioouro, whllo not cutting off vuntllation from tho horses eonuneil thoro. Thoso nro tho host arranged stnlls In tho city, If not In tho stntc Ono hundred horses can ho accommo dated In tho barn. But It Is in tho accommodations to the natrons from the country that tho barn oxcols. In tho northwest corner, on tho ground lloor, a roomy ofllco is neatly arrangod, and provided with good accommodations. Tho night- man's bedroom opens off the ollb-o room. Immodlately adjoining tho i.f llco Is tho lndlos' waiting room, nnd thlB will bo comfortably and neatly furnlshod, and is provided with mod ern toilot nppllances, making It tho vary placo for 'armors' wlvos nnd daughters to rest aftor reaching tho city, before going on their shopping tours. Tho place Is ono that has long been noodod In Snlom, and will bo appreci ated, especially by tho farmers visit ing tho city dally with their families. She Was an Oregon Girl. Mlsa Strntton, tho 30-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Strnt ton, of Soattlo. waB run over by fo cars and klllod along with two other girls n, fow days ago, at Kent, 30 miles north of Soattlo. She was born In IJu gene, whoro hor paronts ruelded sev eral years. o Large Crowds At Turner The Turner campmootlng, covering a ten-dura period, was concluded Sun- ! day. The attendance was very lame, hundreds going from Salem. The of ficers that were elected for the eumi lug year ware: I President, Albyn ISeeoin. Pertland: ' vice-president. J. A.' Bushnell, Junc tion City; corresponding secretary, J. B. Lister, Itugeno; recording secre tary, G. S. O. Humbert. Corvnllle; treasurer. J. S. McCnllum, lfcigwna; regent divinity school, J. II. Hawley. Monmouth. NEW TODAY. Found. On Suuday night near Bap tist church, a fur collarotte. Owner call at this attic, prove property and pay for ad. 0-W-St For Sale. House and lot; IU acre fine vegetables; barn and cHJuKen I hnuiw: uiukl nrlvv All far $14ft Ih. quire of A. Darr, two blocks svMth- Anat it I.lutfwiln kLrthn.nl tr till nf. I Hoe. C-S0-dwlw .e Lost. A black fur boa between Bap tist ohuroh and Liberty street. Find er leave at Wade's store or Fry 'a drim store. 6 So at DOINGS OF THE COURTS Both Departments Ciicuitln Session Today Both dopartmonts of tho Marlon county circuit court woro In session this morning. Tho following docket entries woro mnde: Department No. 1. T. M. Hurt! vs. lima B. Ilurd, ot nl., for money; motion to strike out pnrt of reply sustained. Jns. W. Hoover vs. L. J. Miles, for money; settled. Van B. Sears vs. J. J. Daly, ot ah, change of venue In suit on note; do fondant Phyn Daly's motion for now trial and for Judgment notwithstand ing verdict, both overruled. Judgment for plaintiff against Pliya Daly, on ver dict. Department No. 2. Schuylor Rue, Insolvent, J. F. T. B. Brontnno, assignment; continued. F. J. Beaty vs. Branch No. 8, Labor Exchange, receivership; continued. Edward Fry vs. Sarah "Wood, ot al to quiet title, domurrer to complaint Edward A. Jory vs. Joslo Jory, di vorce; demurrer to complaint. L. W. Durnnt vs. K. K. Wright, ro colvershlp; report filed. Decree af firming report and referee dlschargnd. C. A. Whalo vs. Claud Gatch, rocolv or, accounting; set nsldo; July 3. Orogon Packing Co. vs. Allon Pack ing Co., foreclosure; dismissed. J. S. Fish vs. State Land Board, mandamus; trial July 8, 1 p. m. Joseph W. Kirk vs. Potor P. Kirk, ot nl., partition; motion to strike out part of complaint submitted. S. K. Young, ot at., vs. John Hughes, administrator of S. R. Hammor estnto, deceased; roport of clork alllrmed. L. E. Cllno vs. Wm. Cllno, dlvorco; trinl July , at 2 p. m. o Close Contects for Governor. Tho rocont voto for govornor wns very closo, but thoro havo boon other gubernatorial elections In Orogon closer. Iu 1878 Thnyor was elected over C. C. Beekmnn by n plurality of 09. Tho voto of Thnyor was 10,201; for Beekman, 10,132. In 18GG tho con test between Woods nnd Kolly was nearly as closo as the recent ono be tween Chnmbeiinln and Furnish. Tho vote for Woods was 10,283; for Kolly, 9950. Plurality for Woods, 327. Good enough for anybody! jAll Havana Filler " FLORODQRA " BANDS art of same valut as tags from " STAR," HORSB SHOE," "SPARHEAD,""STANDARD fA Pft" " OLD PEACH & HONEY,' "SAW LOG." "OLE VARGINY" or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. i Bicycle Sundries Sewing Machines Oils and Repairs We oarry at all tituaa a most complnte line o( bicyole sundrius Including all tka a'audard artiolea mod about tho wheal We have tho tires from f6 a pair up. Our bells are extra good value Our 60s pump is a wondor, being 13 inches lorg with a heavy cast base. Wo are fitting a lot ot thoie spring so U posts these days. fl.'26 and $1.50. They are a luxury aud a boon to all riders, etpeeially women. Sowing maohiNe parte, Im, including best ells, needles and anyUiittg else you nesd. Our neeJIes are 36e a diami They aro the best tirade. F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty Street Salem Pearson, Page Co. WILL BUY FRUITS OF ALL KINDS FOR PAOK1NU AKD 04XK13Q l tap market pree. Ko reuly for Lael- nets efHoiie OapiUl Biewery, blem. Frank Dayis Local Manaeer JH& Jin Jlil &SH HONORED JOHN WESLEY Salem Metliodists Observe Anniversary of Founder of Methodism Services in commemoration of tho 199th anniversary of tho birth of John Wosloy, foundor of tho Methodist church, woro hold Sunday morning at tho First Methodist church. In a brief nddross, Ilov. John Parsons, re vlowod tho llfo of tho foundor of Meth odism, and to whom was largely duo tho credit for tho progress of tho Protestant Idea In both church and stato. Bishop Warren Cranston, of Portland, also mado a few remarks, In which ho eulogized Wesley for hav ing given his llfo for others, and in this rotation said that the valuo of J. Pier pont Morgan and other lcadln finan ciers of tho country would not bo esti mated or measured by tho great for tuno they may bo ablo to amass, or tho number of trusts thoy may bo capablo of organizing and directing, but rather In proportion ns they con tribute tholr lives In behalf of their follow-mon. Somo special music was glvon by the choir, and a numbor of Wosley's congregational hymns woro sung. Free Methodist Campmeetlng. Tho Free Methodist campmeetlng, now being held on North Liberty street, is increasing In Interest, pow er nnd attendance. Services will bo held evory day this week ns follews: 10 o'clock a. m., 2:30 p. m., and 8 o'clock p. m. Everybody Is Invited nnd mado welcome, and will find It to their interest to attend this feast of tabernacles. A Warning. Do not iiso dirty concrete gravel, when you can get clean, clear. ISLAND concreto gravel from tho Capital Im provement Company, 319 Front street. Phono 301. o ' Mrs. Hinges and Miss Vandersol will assist at Miss Shelton'a recital Tuesday evening, at the Congregation al church. WHEAT MARKET. Portland, Juno 30. Wheat, Walla Walla, CGc; Valloy 70c Bluostom. 07c. Tncoma, June 30. Wheat, CG GGV6C GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family use, ask your grocor for It. Bran and shorts always on band. A. T. WALN Agent Variety Store Fngfl nnd Fireworks. Now lot of Indian BiukoteJ'iHt in. ANNORA M, WELCH The Variety Store, IM Court Sttoet RINEMAN'S OARGAIN8. Italian Prunes, 8 lbs., 25o Petite Prunes, 8 lbs., 25c. Pink Deans, 10 lbs., 25c Small White Beans, 8 lbs., 25c.' Good Flour, per sack, 70c. Black Figs, per lb., 6c. Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon, 30c. Fancy Tablo Syrup, per gallon. SOc. Scotch Oats, per pkg. 10c Macaroni, No. 1, large slzo boxes white or yellow, per box, 35c. Jumbo Mush, Four packages 25 cents. Bring us your buttor and oggs. Wo pay highest market prlco, cash or merchandise M. T. RINEAIAN 132 State 8t Telephono 131 19!- kinds ies:i Wr&Rw&L moii niv get them out of the way People who took advantage ot 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 , 60c 60c TAPESTRY 45c Reductions equally great on other qualities; We remnants on this sale than before so we if you intend taking advantage of it; MJUflbQt mSlIUMm tiimmitiimMmtm )Q DOZEN HATS Q We've just added to our fine assortment of men's hat wear. This was a fill-in order, representing our actual hat sales this Spring above what we had anticipated. It is no idle boast to saythat we carry the largest stock of hats between Portland and Sacramento, and what is very important to the customers, we have accomodations for showing them over 100 styles in full view in our fine hat case. Those Uu C l-T Are going like hot. cakes. It would be good econo my to stock up a year in advance for your boys and girls They're a snap at two pair for a quarter, and lemember they're the famous "Iron Clad." Of course everyone knows the place to go for a styl ish Spring suit is the Saem Woo 254-26 Commercial Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles Are tho most perfectly constructed bicyclo mado. Tho bearings ere dust proof, eolf-oiling and will run n thousand miles without requiring additional oil, 1902 Model 55 $40 1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45 1901 Models $35 1902 Special Model $25 Wo fit any coaster brake, (5 extra. Seo our elegant lino of high-grado bi cycles nt 150 State Htreot. Merritt Dayis, Agent. 3. P. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clork of circuit court for six years and has an up-to;dato abstract of all property In Lincoln county.. . . . 00090)9e hoee., That cannot be excelled for the money. A I AlANY CELEBRATED MAKES . . . 9 o SOME TAN SHOES $3.50 values to close them out at J o s.so J? Repalrln neatly done w ...JACOB V0GT... 265 Com'l. St. a o OeaO06O9$0ll eason 0 O oar pet Remnant These carpets contain from 10 to 40 yards of a and a few oWpr fiav more. Wc fllUSi actimi ' i mi in ' ' in I iff "TTsHsf I ' m ii ii s i ,m MMM Boys' Mill Street. Sslem, Ortroa, Safe Normal Sclioo Monmouth, Ore, Graduates of the school aro In conslaut demnnd at salaries ranging from $40.00 to $100 per month. Students take tho state nominations during tholr conrre in the school and aro prepared to refbive state certificates on graduation. Expenses range from 120 to $176 per year. Strong Normal courso and well equipped training depart ment. The fall term opons Sept. 10. For catalogue containing full Information ad dress E. D. RES8LER. J. B. V. BUTLER, President, Secretary. Rirfher 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 I ' when we started in the printing business less than four months ago. We Deliver When We Promise Schaefer & Palmer J0bF" Rooms 3, 4. and 5 Moores blk. Phono, 2414, Red. sale of have less urge your promptness MMimlliHiWi'" "-ft. ore m IS i m -...