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Newspaper Page Textpr,,.- -T, P.,7ft aRKi.-a iM nf.var8BWRiv 'r P flrm-'W.' f - w THE DAILY JOURNAL, ALEit, OREGON, TUESDAY. OcTOSER it iM. 4 II 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 H I II rM44444444-H44W444frHa li r te. frffrH-frM-HH II MHHHIIH M-MH I HH1 It 1 1 i efts .e aT - Oco wktb cxt. : : Another Shipment of ii Jackets, Elra raioes at f $5, $7. $10. i Umbrellas Aa immejtse showing. See the. mX values we are ofitr'mg at 4.35, $1.75. :: 4 Mr 4 - . H I H I iili iHHit Mil i4i fe vjee v ttKlflHft flw9H0 jVvhmhh 3BEO TOJEX JSOCA T 3ES BAKED BEANS. JELLIES. BROWN BREAD BOSTON BAKED BEANS BROWN BREAD, 10c a pan. 10c a (oaf, HOCDB MADE JBLLIBS We know Umm Jelll wtll plea, yoa. tor It la Juat In these little things yon ar m particular ami they are made especially for you. All kind PEACH, ORAPE, PLUM, APPLE, BLACKBERRY, CURRANT. Our aim la to Pleate You. FULLER DOUGLAS, Grocers 142 6Ute Street Our Rainy Day Business UMBRELLAS ftftK STEEL RIMS SHIPP & 258 Cosuserclsl Street- Opposite Capital National Bank- &&a&!&GiS Wlere the Great Sale is if Going On 1000 Pairs of Ladies Felt Shoes Worth $1.50 for 75c, a pair. These shoes are made of the finest felt Romeo fur top, red or All sizes and all widths foe the price tomorrow at actory Sale State & Commerical Sfs, HMMrM 1 I have Just received the Dr. Heed cushion alios. They pga seas All Ilia styles of the highest grade shoe. The average wear la longer than any other shoe, and has absolutely dotnp proof uoUa, Olvo uie a call and try tlieia, . JJoe SHHg uroflf ruble UtmiehiR NoaUyJDbnc, Jacob fogt 26$ CM'), W- A. ton lowjout I 'Va,P ISfititlsISttilSStSaV!raHNkMI Men's Shirts All he new capers stiff bosom shirts at ml SI, and $1.50 each. I Men's Underwear Heavy nbb;d cotton underwear in brown-ai great seller at 50c Garment. M V J? Ou mm) oue X nHiiimmmit ii i t Hi t 0&Sm0 r-m BOSS WATCH CASE. BOSS MOVEMENT TO KEEP TIME BOSS PLACE TO BUY. If 7m want tbeso corabisatioNS It will save you money, tine, aad annoy ance to bear In talnd that we adjust, regulate, sad astemble ear watehea that they give eboH perfect utltdc tJoa If yo are thinking about buying, reaaenbor the originator of low price. C. II. HINGES. Watchmaker Jeweler and Optician. 63 State Street Next Door to Ladd & Buah'a Bank Phone 2201. wj&tfSEtSjttJvam I Recovered and Re pairing of all kinds KEEN KUTTER i To fit all makes of Bicycles and Tires i HAUSER and furs in Juliet or black felt. 75c will of Mall Ordere Promptly Filled. J. MORRIS, Manager. A. M, Clough, Undertaker, 107 State street Phone Main 13(1, Salem, Ore gon, successor to D. E. Hunttlnger. Realdence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221, WHEAT MARKETS. Chit ago. OtL 81- Wheat 7J4. Man rVunclseo. Oct 31 Wheat. II 28?i. GOLD DUST FLOURj Made by Slioes THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon, Mad. for family use, ask your grocer for It llran and shorts always on hand. T: WAIN Affonti th. for urcuuii Tar n Milt a grel aaaay popkr yrho 4o aoc "kmone tfc MXtwc W Xtfim mi Kiaxtm m& a lowatala" viml Thar ar of the oetolmi Um4 xrmam to a xaoa, Seat or Wt ami tfcwt -wiwt aiooi tkaa Ami will staad ta taw WiMwm acrrk. Tato to sot th caa. A wo talk tar tlM KaaArni roa4a to co.aMtiaMy ftelator Umm oar TswwHila resMta re tain, am4 amy tompamr tat a aw as tawt sort of goods to Oreajwa ta aIlta yew flotstalag ttau win fall yon. Studebaker Mountain Wagons ar bulk for ta wntaot aerrta. ta th rovalieot cooatry. aad If yoa .win take a tap aaoamre with yoa vraan yoa're lookta orer waaoa. aad mm ar the rftal parU of the aars. cfc am t apokea, th feHoea. Um b.Im. tae axtaa. a4 all that realty eosU tmea Um Nfe of a waaa, aa4 yoa will fta that Um JStadetoaXsr to a f Mil s4ze terser Uaa ota.r wagoaa, that neaas that If yo bay a Staitaoator 2-lach, I la aa sotM aad hary In tha parts aa Um otar 8 Inch. DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT SEE FOR YOURSELF SUidefcakt-r harks. Stadebaker spring waaotui, UiKKli, aurry. rarta. dellr try wagon, and all uh th torxat aaortM;nt of r-Wrlj la Salam, coa stantly on hand. Kastrrn men ror IlaJly Invited to rail ami look over the Hn. Always xlad to snow yoa wheth er btiyInK or not. Our Fall Implements are starting out tn splendid shape Never for y-ara has the old reliable Imptotneut house enjoyed attek a fall trade aa this year. IluRalo litis har rows, Syracuse i hilled and steel plows. Molina and Syracuse milklea and Kanaa. Monitor seeders and drills, po tato diggers and cultlmtors. disc har rows, (tit., ate., all wlllnjj rljjht along, and that Ilanloia Hancock Dtoc plow that you've hoard tut mHch of. If we'd tell you how Uiea are soHlug this fall )oi wouldn't bellava owr story. We haw the record howerer ami If you're Interested in h sarin- something of tbto most cxcollcnt Implement call and see us Empire Cream Separators Hold for rash or Installments, on trial as wll The easiest running separator In the market. If you're ou the market for a separator, drop us a line and we will mall you some descriptive matter. F. A. WIGGINS, 566 247 IJUerty 81. Salem. Farm Machinery. iMcyctan. Jawing Machines and Supplltw, W. H. BURLEY, Sewing Machlno Itepalrlng. NEW TODAY. Wanteds TlHyers for iiiii-IooiIihI Lei castor rams, reglHteroiI ntul iinroKiH torad. PrkoM fmui 6 to S0. Ad draaa or rail on J. W. McKlnney. Turner. Oregon, lltockwell Kami). lOfMni. o Dancing Sehool, " I.eaaoH algkU Monday, aad Thurs day. Social 4ance every Saturday night. T1a IUIL lO-M-lw Found. l.odg. receipts and bank de posit ailp. properly of t'eter, Mart wig. UhII Ht JohcnmI ottlre for same. 18-21-st o Farm for Rent. Six mile below Sa lem, uu Wvr bottom. Inquire at 310 Liberty street, er S. O. Smith, JNiuto it, Saleea, Or. 10-ai-Sw Wanted. Olrl for general hotaevort. Apidy ut III Uberty street, lot I St Umbrellas recovered at Shlpp & liouser's 28 Commercial street. O ii. Just Received A large supply of Cup. Cod cranber ries, the best that eaa be bad. at llraaeOH KagaM'a. 'Phone ua yur order. " ' 'wO m- Take your umbrellas to Shlpp & Houser's for repairs, - o D, E. Huntslnner, funeral director, 155 Court street. Phone Main 801. Reildrnoe 390 Court street, phone 2181 Dlack. Umbiclias recovered at 8hloo Houser's 253 Commercial street. Th. .MorcliuntB' Carnival at the Ar-I"" tuoty Tliurmlay plsht 1I1 be the groat fcw,n,H,' th mm cl.Ht and couvo aoclal .v.nt of th.nve.lt. ntant T,Hl" 'or ' f of eatprrh. o I Mm Flora Mtoiu s Albaiij va HitMit of Mias Hughe, on South High atraet. DRAKE GE1S ONE YEAR His Attorneys Give Notice That Hit Case WW Be Appealed U Uie Sti- preme Curt Oora Drake, coearesl, oav1eta4 of Um eriate ef aoaHory. -na tkls tag loatoaeed ta Um earns! srre oa year ta Um s sift east tary. ami to pay Um et aad iHrrssui usssali of Um asrtC When Um ttaaa tar papains; states arriTd. W. H. Hotsa, ist ot tto alat of atlonMys Uiat defeaeled Drake, aastreosed Um esert la bebatf of bis ettea. II. aaU Umstc were a ember of cfrrwaaataaeea ta apaaectloa wlta Um case that ewtftlod Uie defead H to At coajsMerat. treatzaeat of Um coort ta proaooacfa? jvdeneat. AdasMtlne; Uiat Um stateasaats of Um wfUMseoa were all tre. aad th tary. by Ha rentlct. bad accepted tbetn as Utm. Um woasaa ta Uie ease was equal ly RWKy with the defendant The coort, baTfae; a wide dfeereUoa In such eam. counsel eoaiewdad that every farorable eoaasdoraUoa should be glr ea Um defease, staee Um party alleged to hare been iatared by Um commls skw of Um attaged erlaw was without aay reputable rbara.ter prior to the Uaae Uie alleged felony waa commit ted. When, seatenca had been iiro nouneed. coemael for the defendant gate notice Uiat they woald file wJU Is a few daya, a bill of exceptions, up on whkh an appeal to the suorem coari win be based. Tha bond for undertaking an appeal was phwd at (AAA fl .L . .w. OIW.B ui seaieace was so Hjht, It to not prohablo that th aboeal J will be perfected, since the at-nce of Uie eonrlcted man would hare about exptreu nerore a deeteioa could be aao iron ue aptellate court For the crliiMi of aduHegr the tatHUs in this state provide penalties ranging from a ane of $100 to tare year Imprison- mem in tne state peniteaUary. Drake was taken to the prtaon Uils after noon. WILL INTEREST EVERYBODY Or At Least Everyone Who Suffers From Catarrh Catarrh In various forma is a na tional disease, and the fact Uiat near ly everybody suffers from It more or lees leads many to neglect It proper treatment. Nasal catarrh Is a common cause of headaches, destroys sense of email aad If neglected reaches the throat, caus ing an Impairment and sometimes to tal loss of voire. Ilmnchtal catarrh leada easily to consumption. Catarrh of stomach and liver are very serious and obstinate troubles, while It la now generally admitted that catarrh Is Uie most common of all causes of deaf ness. All of the more serious forms of ca tarrh begin with nasal catarrh, tho lo cal symptoms being a profits, dis charge, stopping of nostrils. Irritation aad frequent clearing of the throat, saeealng, coughing and gagging. The old style of treatment with douches. Inhalers, sprays, salvos, etc.. simply give temporary relief and e' eryone who has used any of them knows how useless they are and their Inconvenience Is such that vary few have the time or patience to continue their use. A radical cure of catarrh tea nnlr lie olrtahied from a treatment which re moves the catarrhal taint from the blood, because no one will now dis pute that catarrh Is a constitutional or blood disease, and local applications can have no effect, except to tempor arily relieve local symptom. A new remedy which haa been re markably successful in curing catarrh lis a pleaeant tasting tablet which Is Italian lnlu..ll.. . . - ..,.. mirrnniij, hum acu upon the blood and mucous membrane. U Is composed of antlsaptie reme dies like Had Oum. Mood Hoot and elwlter ckMnslng specifics, which ellm iMat. the catarrhal poison, front the syutem. The tablets lielng pleasant to the taste are dlawilvMl In the mtHlUi. and thus reach the throat, trachea and anally the stomach and entire alimen tary canal They are sold ky druggists everywhere Milder U nama (if Sluu.i'- Catarrh TaWel. If desired, who ther. Is much stop. 1H of the no, the tablat may be dissolved in warm water aad need aa a douche. In addition to Internal hc. but a douche Is not at all Mocoaagry. A few dissolved in the mouth daily will be suWeienL Dr. AlHalee awys- "Th "gubir dally w of Stugtfa Catarrh TaUteta taken intoraallr wlU cure lh whole catarrhal trouble wlthiHit re xertlng to the lacwtvoataNre of a douche ur Inhaler." They seem, to give a haalthr t.. i th. whol. mucoiig membrane aud is really reiuarkabl. how soon they will clear the head ami throat of tb. un natural Kloiuma catarrhal secretion stuarts catarrh Tablets la umlmibt- " rat, utoot imlntnlila i.bJ UHU-U-W folk's illreatury ahowa . Buaaaa to hav. a uamtiation of E&oo PLAYED GAME OF L CC 21 99 4. C. SmitlUA" New Arrival, Is Fleeced brew Checks" and Stopped Payment On Them C. SaaitBL a recant arrival fi to being atTea a prettsateary before JesKlee Haeaoa this afternoon, oa Um cater of ohtato- tne; ssoaey aa.cr fata, neetasuses. The coaeplalaaae; y-ltaeaa to Oecar Iloog- iaa. a local character. Deputy Proee- rsdas Attorney a U McMiary appears for Uie state. Th. Cfeodaat to rep- reseated by Tttosoa Ford aad W T. Stater. Santth case, to Sateen aereral days ago aad ewaagad ta a card gaase ta a State-street resort what Oscar Ilodg Is. of this cHy. Seakh waa oatacky. aad soon tost all of Um money he had That "Swan" Pen Contest Now being conducted by the -Patten Store" has got things badly 9 stirred up in school and college circles. The way the advertisements S are pouring in, it looks as though S matter to decide. Remember, if yoa can write a better advertisement to fill this space than others, we wtll give your choice of any 55 "Swan Fountain Pen" In our stock you have penty of time, as the & contest does not close unUI October 31st. JPATTONSBOOK STOREf with him He then drew a check In thf sum of about 200. aad he was soon separated from them in the same way. Before the bank opened oa the following morning Smith called and ordered payment stopped on the checks. IIodalM then eaed the ar rest of Smith oa the charge of toeulng checks oa a bank In which h. had no mosey deposited. Oscar Hodglna. the prosecuting wit neas. waa first called for Uie state. Testified he saw Smith la Statesman's cigar store on afternoon of September 19th. lieen In store an hour, when Smith asked witness to loan him 115. and gave check for IL Then Smith borrowed $J6 more and two further sums of ISO each, taking up each orig Inal check when each subsequent loan was made, aad Issued new check, rep resenting to tal amount of loans. Smith afterward saw wltnoss In Ham ilton's saloon and borrowed J 60 more, making a total of 3C0 In borrowed money. Smith represented that he had lots of money In bank. Witness went to cash check, and was Informed that Smith had no money In bank, having drawn It all out of bank by check on previous day. Met Smith same day and defendant claimed that he would have money from the East in a few days, and wanted witness to wait a few days for his money. Gave Smith money entirely on representa tions that he had an abundance of money In the bank. Gave Smith mon ey on checks in M gold pieces. Did not see Smith spend but a sne.l! amount of money. On cross-examination by Ford, wit ness said check was given about 6 o'clock In the evening. HatT loaned the defendant money before, and was paid back. Ford asked what was tha nature of the transactions between Smith and Hodgklns and oUior parties. State objected to any question touch ing on gambling, because of alleged Ir relevancy of fact to the crime that was charged. Slater for defense said it was perfectly right for defendant to show all transactions attending tho loaning of the money. After some wrangling between coun sel. Justice Horgan sustained the ob jection, and Ford continued Uie cross examination, bringing out the fart that Hodglna knew after he loaned Smith the first ?I6 that the man was playing th. game of "21." The third time Smith asked for money, he tobl witness that he was playing the game, and wanted to get even with the game. State objected to nil questions per taining to gambling, and court sus tained the objections. Witness admitted that he had seen gam., running In Stutosman's cigar tore, but did not think there was nny game, lietng conducted there at the Um. he loaned Smith the money. Aa a final iuestlo Ford asked Hodglna If be did not know that nt the time Smith borrowed money from him that he (Smith) was playing at a "St" gam. conducted In the same cigar store by "Cherokee" Janes. The wltneos an swered negatively. Claud Oaten, of Uie Hush bank. te tilied that oa September 10th. th. day the $u0 check of Hodnkln was pro seated the defendant had no money oa deposit in th. bank. Itotween July pd SewUmhar defendant deposited f,$JHo In bank, but drew the tlnar'bal- anc of that amount out on Septem ber 18th. John Pattoreoji. an employe at Ham ilton's saloon. toatUtd having saea Hodglns give Smith money g ex change for check Th. hoarlHg of towUmeny in th. cum to proved!- at this rwpatt etoMc. 0' Ataa a pageant trow the middle A tu. Merchant' Carnival Next Thursday evening at the Armory Younger Buried in Family Lot St rasd, Mtaau Oct. L The body of Jtat Tosnger. Um oacc t aasoas oat law, opcratteg with Um Je James m4 who committed Mttewe by shootfag htaseeV. waa ship ped to Lee Ssaraak this awraiag. where h will be tatemd ta Uie family tot. OoToraor Gw ha appelated B. A. Bailey coaaty tadg of Carry coaaty. to saccecd M. Wley. deceaeed. There were two oUier apptlcaat for the ap poiataMsK. bat Mr. Itolley preeeated a petMoa baariag Uie signatures of a asatorky of Um dtteeae of Um county. aad ate appoiatsseat follewed: o la Circolt Court. The soft of Trotter vs. Towa of Staytoa wae argued this afternoon. will go to Um tary this evening. K. R. Brysoa aad W. L. McFaddea. of CorralUs. aad J. K. Wyatt aad w. R Bilyea. of Albaay. were 1a town to day, atteadfag supreme court. Rev W. G. Bitot has returned from Port laud aad Hood River. the Judges will find It a pretty hard Umbrellas recovered at Shlpp Houser's 258 Commercial street. o BORN. LKB. At the family home. In Bast Salem. Monday, October 30. 1902. to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lee. a son. CONSUMPTION the most dreaaed and deadly of all diseases, as well aa pnoumonla, and all Lung Troubles are relieved at onco and cured by Acker's English Remedy "the king of all Cough Cures." Cures Coughs and Colds In a day.. 25 cents. Your money back If dlssaUaflod. Write for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Drug gist. Ill 1 1 I It H I I II 1 1 1 I I I l l l 1 1 DALRYMPLE'S : Monte Carlo ; Jackets Fine quality of Kersey, Inf T Black and Castor; satin lined; I f largo pearl buttons. $12.00 each J3 Bargains In JLadies Suits Brown Cheviot In size 31, late style and well made. A $12,001 value $9.90? One black Cheviot suit, slzel 86; also a 112,00 value $9.90:: One fine grey homespun suit.!! size 36. lapels stitched black ' ' Taffet, a $88.00 suit $18.75 Many new things In suits and lackots worth your while to Iook at DALRYMPLE'S:; HIIIIIHIIIIIIII I-I-HH RINEMAN'S BARGAINS. Bulk Cocoanut 15c per tb. Petite Prunes, 8 lb, 25c Pink Beans, 8 lbs. - 25c Small White Beans, 8 lb 5 25c Good Flour, per sack, 75c Black Figs, per lb., 6c Italian Prunes, 8 lbs., 25c Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon, Fancy Table 8yrup, per gallon. 60c Macaroni, No. 1, large size boxes white or yellow, per box, 35c Scotch Oats, per pkg. 10c Bring us your butter and eggs. We pay highest market price, cosh or merchandise. W T. RINEMAN, 132 State St. Telephone 131 Oyster Cocktails the tFcwide Hamilton Brua. U State S divyi Fall Styles in Shirts We bare received our new and exquisite shirts, and the colorings and patterns will appeal to your taste at once. We hare thfta wtth cuffs attached aad detached, In fact, in all of the prevailing st!cg, and. like our clothing, our shirts are "cut to nt " Try one We bare a larger line of patterns In fancy shirts than you will find elsewhere, and they are made up Just the wny you want thou ' OUR WINTER NEGLIGEE A new shirt, as comfortable as the soft shirt you wear In summer but with a small, sUff bosom that Just covers the opening of the vest No pushing up the neck, no binding over the shoulders. And yet, when on. it looks like the ordinary stiff-bosom, colored shirt. Don't think of going to any other store for your shirts All price., 5 cents to J 2.00. G. W, Johnson & Co. I Clothiers to the People, tHHHIl llllllllllllllllllliiiimi nrtii-rtiiniH Closing Friedman's Only a short time left, and those who will take advantage of the closing sale will save money In buying overcoats, suits, hats, blankets, oil goods, underwear, notlona, ribbons, laces, embroideries, etc., it private sale only. Cet a move on It you want bargains. Come to 307 Commercial street, where Friedman's goods wanti to talk to you. You will not go without thorn, If you have the article Friedman want? ty ewMt'i Call at Journal office and get new tra choice hand-layered plants at $2.00 Choice Strawberry Plan very fine lot of plants of Wilson, Sharpless, New Paris, Magoon, Deflanee all reliably tested varieties that will grow large quantities of berries it $1.00 per hundred, 20 cents per dozen. Do you drink good coffee? If not, why not? We can suit you Try us and see. Gregg's Mocha and Java, 40c per tb. Old Govt. Mocha and Java, 40c per tb State House Mocha and Java, 35c, 3 fbs for $1.00. It will pay you to Investigate our strictly the best to be had. Our prlcoa ROTH & Phone 511. You Can't Beat Them Is what everyone says that wears the collars and cuffs laundered here. They are exquisite In their perfect finish and faultless color, and look fresh and clean when sultry weathor makes those of your less wise friends wilt and wrinkle with perspiration. Our fine laundry work Is beyond com petition. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 230 Liberty St BULBS DIRECT FROm HOL.LANJJ These bulbs are not slmplyralsed from Holland bulbs, but a reet Importations from that country. Twenty or more varieties. Gulf aHteed aa to color and quality. Why take chances when you can jet jm.i vY.ii you warn, witnout extra cost. SAYAGB Si RBID 322-3M Commercial 8treet. CHICAGO STORfl rcur-i.fi BARGAIN HOUSE. FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY. No body can deny the nowar of th a rhinnt, c. .. ,.., ...,allrriA bargain to the buying public. IU foundation -la right. Its buying knolc - .jp.. m.nmH way qj qomg Miisineea wjth the public Is right. M"a returned In .very rase where goods are not satisfactory. To have ruet "- uuh. mmeatty is our greatest satisfaction. Road tin MM"! iraue winners; Udlea' SSe umbrellas, aale price 4Se I umwr.H-8 He Nmbrelku. sal. price H Uo. So faacy faHajejrftgak, prj. Uc. .faieiaataW al. price 3c. ' 8tc etlk nptohetl velvet, all colors, aew. sal. price, yd. tfc. t Si. black silk taffeta, sal. price 0o, UM btark aad color) silk velvet S&e. - 16c drees canvass, sale price, yd. 8c. c fancy walstlnga. sale price 12fcc Rewaaau of drees goods, walstlnga m vm9b naaaew naif price. PRICES CUT McEVOY BROS., KfiSW rarr "" - - 257 -Commercial St. Salem. Sale at catalog of fifteen best varieties. Ei per hundred, 30 cents per dozen. A E. HOFER, Salem, Oregon. In coffee We can suit your iurw Co Ja Ma Mocha and Java, 25c peril Special Blend (try It), 25c per tb. Pacific Blend, 20c per tb, 3 fbs for He No. 1 Good Rio, 15c, 7 tb $1.00. stock as well as pricos. Our coo4i the lowest. GRABER J 124 State 8trtttl HYACINTHS Till IPQ CROCUStJ Salem, Ores"1, S l-c cotton batting, roll 5c Dig sale of towels, from 1c up Great bargains In table lineal. Mo yard up. Price, slaughtered on loaks JOOketS ailll ilnuu cL-lrte Men's 6c blaok striped dw sneclal sa Men's, derby ribbed fie ? ! w.ar.-sale price 9c. Men's 8Sc best made v.ol 4" derwear. sale price Wc (Irani linrclf.a In ln.li, & i1 children's hosiery and under" TO THE QUCK ()r- ',v