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JOURNAL'
:ume XII.
SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, DECEMDER 8, 1902.
NO. 26U
THE
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JUSTICE
HARLAN
Celebrate Twentv-f ifth
Anniversary
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Elevation to
Supreme Court
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Maks Out That He Was a
Kentucky Colonel
Kasjfrngton, D. C. Dec. 8 Eminent
5nmb6ra of the bench and bar, dls-
IJnfMlBKJlHl representatives of tho fed
Sptl ' ahft Btato Judiciary, aro to gathor
about iho banquet board at tho now
filjard Hotel tomorrow to do honor
tfuatfgo John Harlan of tho Supremo
Gourttpf tho United States. Tho bnu-
oluSOMlMo bo glvon by tho Washing-j
fogW3arv Association In celebration of;
jfQMtwonty-flfth annlvorsary of tlio
oloratlon of tho Justlco to tho Supreme
CourHbonch. It Is designed to mhko
loiairair a national ono. Tho Prosl-
iand his Cabinet, tho Justices of
JJnlted States Supremo Court, tho
Brjjeajkqr of tho House, tho President of
menato and somo other men of noto
soon celohrato his soVcntleth birthday,
Ho Is a graduate or tho celebrated
Contor Collogo, Kentucky, In which
bo many noted Americans Imbibed
their early draughts of learnlnc.
After his graduation entored on the
study of law at Transylvania Univer
sity now tho University of Kentucky,
and on receiving his degree took up
tho practice of his profession In
Frankfort and aftorward In Louisville.
Ho served as colonel of the Tenth
Kentucky Regiment In the Union
army under General Thomas for two
years, but resigned His commission on
tho death of his father In 18C3. About
this, tlmo ho entered on his political
career, filling tho omco of Attornoy
General of Kentucky until 18G7, when
ho returned to the practice of his pro
fession In Louisville. Ho sorved as
a member of tho Louisiana Commis
sion and also was a mombor' of the
Dohrlng Sea tribunal In 1893.
Justlco Harlan was appointed to the
Supromo Court bench by President
Hayos on Novomber 29, 1877, nnd ho
took tho oath of ofllco on December
10 following. His length "bf. Borvlco
on tho Supromo bench has seldom
been surpassed, only seven or olght
justice's having exceeded It. Tho
most noted of these are Justlco Field,
who died a few years ago aftor having
sorved thirty-four years, nnd Chief
i Justlco Marshall, who had a like torm
to his credit
POWERS
. MEAN
BUSINESS
Venezuela Must Pay
or Fight
was robbed by her hlndoo servant of
10,000 francs worth of Jewelry last
night
GAME
TRICK
RIDER
New Cup Defender Named.
New York, Dec. 8. It Ib stated In
Now York yacht club circles today
that tho now cup dofondor will bo
named "Kaglo." Sho will bo launched
from tho Horreshoff shops April 1st
o
During a riot at St Petorshtirg 20
workmen woro killed by Russian
troops.
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IllTbogucats of tho bar, and nbout n
thousand invitations havo boon sent
gi, prominent lawyers In all parts of
hoicountry.
ifuBtfca John Marshall Harlan will
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Great Britain Has Sent
Ultimatum
an
Action Depends On the Little
Republics Reply
London, Dec. 8. In tho Houso of
Commons today Promler Balfour an
nounced that an ultimatum had beon
sent to Vonozuola. Should an unsatis
factory roply bo received, ho contin
ued, tho British and German govern
ments will take moasuros to onforce
their claims.
Broke Collar Bone But
sists On Performing
In
New York, Dec. 8. Woody Redpath,
tho famous negro bicycle rider, who
Is participating In a six-day race,
which started at midnight fell this
mornlnig. Ho got up and insisted on
continuing. He mounted his wheel,
but his trainers discovered that ho
had ..sustained n broken collar bono,
tho Jagged end of which was sticking
through (hls sweater. Evon thon tho
nogro Insisted, and wanted to con
tinue, but was provontod.
HANNA
GIVES THE
GLAD HAND
To the Labor Leaders
of America
Expressed Satisfaction
Federations Work
of
Cheyenne Piny House Destroyed.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 8.TI10 Choy
onno 6pera house, tho finest In tho,
statowas destroyed by flro this morn
ing. The loss Is $100,000.
Out For More Notoriety.
Paris, Doc. 8. Prlncoss Chlmay,
formerly Clnra Ward, of Detroit, who
gained notorloty by doping with nlcolobrato with tlio Odd Follows, and
gypsy musician about four years ago, returned homo yesterday cvonlng.
Otto SchultJ! and "Tip" Humphroy.
of Jefferson, came down Snturday to
English Reformer Pays Tri
bute to American Methods
Now York, Dec. 8,-At tho oponlng
sosslon of tho oxecutlvo committee of
tho Clvlo Federation ox-Prosldont
Cleveland was not present, but Secre
tary Eastloy said ho was oxpoctcd to
morrow. Alfred Mosloy, tho British
reformer and philanthropist, and Karl
Buonz, consnl-gonoral for Gormnny,
woro prosont; also D. J. Kcofo, from
tho International Longshoromon'H
Union; Jnnios O'Connoll, from tho In
ternational Association of Machinists,
and Prosldont M. Lynch, from tho In-
tornntlonnl Typhographlcnl Union.
When John Mitchell entered, prior to
tho formal opening at 11 o'clock, Marlt
Hanna warmly Bhook hands, and said:
"Hollo. John, glad to seo you again.'"
Senator Hanna then tnado tho open
Ing address, in which he eald that ho
took particular plcasuro in noting that
tho massea of tho American people
had demonBtratcu, by tho oxporlcncea
of tho past year, that thoy woro in
sympathy with tho federation nnd lln
work. Ho touched Incidentally on
tho anthraclto strike, nnd said ho bo
llovcd no question In tho world' was
paramount to that of good relation
ship botwoon capital and labor.
Hanna closed by Baying that It was
tho purpose of tho mealing to dlsousn
the economic questions nt lssuo fully,.
Booking ndvlco of thoughtful and oxpo
rlonced mon of both sides. Govornor
Low thon nindo an nddrosa. wolcomliiR
tho Federation In behalf of Now York.
Hanna thon introduced Mosloy. who,
In tho course of h(n address, said that
tho Clvlo Federation would bonoflt not
Amorlca alone, but the workora of tho
entire world. Ho camo hero to soo
America's methods, nnd was slnd to
say that ho had boon convinced that
they wero much bottor than thoso at
England. Ho wished tb oxpross' his
gratitude to both Amorlenn omployom
and worklngmon for tho uniform coUr
tosy oxtended to him during his visit
to thlB country. Ho snyB tho wngoa
horo aro Infinitely bettor than In Engi
Innd.
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F ancy Stationery,
Books,
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Collar ana Cuff Boxes,
ghoto Cases, Shaying Sets, Perfumery, f
Embroidery Squares
piped Linens, Table Linens, Ribbons, I
Lace Curtains,
Fancy Shawls, Stand Covers
all kinds of fancy trinkets -suitable
for presents.
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sOur.;extremely low prices apply to Holiday Goods as
well as to an tegular lines.
NEW YORK RACKET
IDONT FORGET the practical presents, ii
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JgiWyour friend a new overcoat, a pair i:
: oionoesi a new oun.
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Everything in the store marked at
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CHRISTMAS N0YELTIES
OF ALL KINDS
TiOYS, DOLLS, PICTURES.
' Wagons, Velocipedes, Go-Carts
IN WONDERFUL TOY LAND, Second Floor
Every man, woman and child in and around Salem
is invited to our musical concert this evening
from 7 to 9.
Santa Claus will be on hand; Don't fail to bring the children
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Sale .
of Dress Goods
Every piece of dress goods
in tne stocu win ue on sa'e
Those pictures of DreSSCd DollS
HIS HOLINESS POPE LEO ASpcclal line ofdreswddollsls now
tclnp offered at
Anioinirftstat Sale Price 30c Each
25c :
See them In Court Street Window. OUR 25C COUNTER
n. . ae ,n, ,, .. Is filled with a thousand and
iXftniSnn9' one Tovs of a" ascriptions
Do is tc up to $10.00 for tne cMiiTen
Doll buvcles 25c to $4.75. !
Boys drums 25c and up.
PING PONG and TABLE TENNIS .. , " " OI,
MECHANICAL TOYS, etc. DULL KIINUDOM,
4 1-tr tllAAlf 1 4- IaiHAK lAOlilAn JU.ikt
iiiia wcci .11 iuwci (Jiiuca iiiiiii n
ever before. Snace will nnr B
permit usto mention all the good things but the follow-
mg win give you an iaea 01 wnai we are aomg.
Fackinay or Snow Flake Suitings in black
and blue, regular 1.75 values, special
Cravenette Suitings in gray and green mixed
colors, extra good values for $2.25 special
Armure Suitings in brown, red, tan and navy
regular $1.25 values, sale price
Chalkline Suitings in delf blue and red, reg
ular 1.35 values, special this week
Prunella Waistings in pink, gray, tan
regular oc quaimes, saie price
French Flannels for waistings, in pink, blue,
navy and red, worth 50c, special
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89c
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and red, 5
39c
We are better able to serve you with good
values in this department than ever before.
Our sales-force is now at Its best, several
new, experienced clerks have been added for
the holiday trade.
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Vases for 9c each
A very beautiful assortment to select
from.
Cups and Saucers 25c
Cups and Saucers 38c
No bctterones are shown In the city
even at twice the price.
Everything in the World
Was Made For
SANTA CLAUS
CORDUROY WAISTINGS
Avery nice line of shades In
wide Wale Corduroy, 90c and
$1.00 quality,
Special 73c
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Christmas Presents For Men
Our Clothing Department is ovesflowing with holidays
goods lor men and boys.
I Sab's Cheapest One Price Cash Store. 1
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E. T. BARNES, Proprietor.
Corner of Commercial and Chemeketa
Mufflers
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TrHVlr' Toilet Sot.
Suit CaMfl
HamY HwajlaUiie-,
Kekwnm Mtt?Hllitirt.
Fancy lloaSws1
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g All our Ladies' Suits and Skirts will be kept on sale during
tne coming wceK. i nose new wouuex suns ana sKirts. inose
new Walking SKirts from the "King of Skirts," New York all
go without reserve at sale prices.
S30 Silk Petticoats fram the Bon Marche Paris, special tor
Xma $19.75.
Those splendid Walking Skirls fro'm "The King -of Skirls,"
New York $2.70
Ladies' Jackets and Capes Reduced
' One-Third
S3 garments for $2 $4 86 garments $3 12
$6 garments for $4 $9.00 srarments $6-00
$12. 00 garments for $8 00.
The reduction is a big one and every
lady should call and learn all about it.
Wednesdays Sale of Wrappers
Next Wednesday we will place on sale
our entire stock of 5t.50 and 51.75
wrappers which is composed entirely
of the new fall styles.
For $1.23 each
See Court Street Window
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Hat Sale
$2,00 and $1 50 grades
duced to
$1.50
LSee our Lfoerty St. WindowB
Musical Concert
To
Night 7 until 9:30 o'clcck
At Our Store.
I Everybody Invited.
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