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msmmmz PAGE EIGHT. THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, DEOEMPER 30, 1902. m si ' Ml I 1 'Ik ! ' llfl 1 4ttvHx-HHMMMiiiiNix4i-t I I" m 4j40PBBm&m jk&MiL-aFrr ' ,& v. oit jk- i.i wiirro iofcte' SALBM'S BEST STORE M REMNANTS at M s JULIUS Ladies' Suits (& ONE-HALF PRICE "This selection is very good jjand embraces all he pop ular weaves in the seasons Smost stylish fabrics. m m This is a really uncom- jmon opportunity to secure gthe latest ideas in dress goods and silks at much m less than their actual worth. M M M iirft Shirts M .. M Nothing's good enough J if there's something better. Gold and Silver Brand Shirts are the best in ticular. every Par- Not a suit In the house but what Is cut one-third, and many at great er reductions. The gorments of fered are the most fashlonablo that money can buy, and therefore are truly bargains In the highest sense of the term. NOTICE OUR COURT STREET WINDOW WITH THE ABOVE SALE PRICES. 87crg 7" Watch this ad for oar clear- 2 ance sale. It will be ' the most interesting part of the ? MflEIHBKffliaHa4naa SALE PRICE J Gold Brand $1.23 Silver Brand newspapers next week. NO TIC Now that the Christmas rush is over we wish all haying glasses presented from our store to call as early as possible to haye lenses refitted free of charge. We will giye our special attention to this branch of our business from now on. EYES TESTED FREE. - CHAS, H. HINGES, PIONEER OPTICIAN. 1 hi a Four Snaps 88 State Street. Next Door to Ladd & Bush's Bank. WHEAT MARKET8. Chicago, 74c. Dec. 30. Wheat, 7-1 S Fuller & Douglas GROCERS, GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY 8ldney, Oregon. Made for family use. ask your grocer for It Brnu and short always on hand. A. T. WALIM Affent i Fine CHRISTMAS Boxes a Specialty Edward Ellis. 144 State St. A. I. EOFF. E. HARTLEY. EOFP & HARTLEY MEAT MARKET lllihest market (rice paid and veal. Tor poultry Finest meat j and poultry delivered at lowest market price, 140 State Street mone 2053 main. Salem. Oregon. J. A. HOWELL Cash Market In Bteiner'a Fitb Market, State Street Fresh meats of all kinds, liatns, should tiers, bacon, lard, etc. Prompt Service Plione, Main 1401. 65 cents 5-11) pall lnrd. 5 cents lb Sngo or Tnploco 5 conts lb Pearl Darley. 10 conts , 1 Cnn Dunbar's Shrimps. 5 cents 1 pnekogo Cold Water Starch. 25 cents 2 Packages Force. 20 conta 1 pint bottle Stridor's Catsup. - 20 conts 1 pint Doflt Grade Mnnzanilla Ollvos. 30 conts. 1 lb can Gunrnntood Unking Powder. 15 conts Ib cnij Guaranteed Halving Powder. 26 conts 2 lbs good Costn Rice Coffee. -r 25 conts 3 cans host Standard Tomatoes. 36 cents 3 cnnB best Iowa Corn. 35 conts 2 cons Preferred Stock Main Corn 25 cents 3 paoknges Seeded Hnlslns. Here aro four Becond-hnnri sawing machine which have heon thoroughly overhauled nnd put In ordor, so that they aro roady for Immodlnto us. Any of tht'in la a bnrgnln for somo ono who doesn't wish t pay tho price of a now ono just now. A good box-head Domestic $ 1 0.00 A Crown, in good condition $8.00 A White, excellent condition $2.50 A Household, equally good $2.50 Thoro aro a few others fti the low arm kinds at $5.00. Wo also have a few machine stand good for typowrltars, at 11.00 onch. If your machine needs repairing bring It down nnd havo Mr. UUiioy, a thoroughly exporlencod repairman, fit It for you. All work guaranteed or no pay. If you wish him to call at the housu, phono No. 21G1 Main. Needles nnd pnitn for all machines. Dest neodlos 2Gc a dozen. Why pay more? Finest machine oils on the market, Nye's or Howard's. Don'l buy poor oil, it makes repair bills, F. A. WIGGINS, 255-257 Liberty St., Salem. Farm Machinery, Hlcyclos, Sewing Machlnos and Supplies. N. H. BURLEY, Sewing Machine Repairing. RUEFS FUNERAL Remains Laid to Rest in City View Large Attendance of Friends and Neighbors. Tho funeral services of tho late Ju Hits Ruef wero hold this forenoon. Af ter a brlof servlco nt tho residence by Ilev. Gelscr tho remains wore tnkon to the German Methodist church, where the eiiBtomnry servlco was conducted In a most impressive maunor by the pastor. At the close of his sorvlco ltd Invited Hev. Mcullhnupt to mnkc somn remarks concerning tho deceased. This 'the latter did, referring to Mr. Iliief as u highly valued friend nnd neighbor, and pronouncing an eulogy worthy of one of tho host men In our land. Deceased wns pointed out nil an example to the rising gonerntlon for honesty nnd probity of character, as well as for his Christian fortitude and kindly good will for nil with" whom ho came In contact. The servlcos wns largely attended by friends nnd neigh bors, nnd tho following named gentle men acted as pallbearers: Isnac Stelner, David Stelnor, J. W. Lyons. Aug. Kehrberger, John Kirn nnd Sam Lmll. All the members of tits family were in attendance nt the funeral, nnd tho remains were Interred In City View cemetery. TUSSLE WITH A ROBBER Lone Bandit Holds Up Train Passengers . LOCAL MINING COMPANY Incorporates With Capital Stock of $5,000,000 The Gold Creek Mining nnd Milling Company, of this city, today filed with County Clerk Roland nrtlcles of Incor poration, with a capital stock of $5, 000,000. The Incorporators aro W. H. Durghurdt. Ashley White and D. P, Junk, nil of this city. Cousldornbl'j promising mining property In owned by this compnuy fn tho Gold Crook mining district of this county, nnd It is to accomplish the development of thofio piopertios that the now com pany has been formd. Is Shot at But Gets Away With the Spoils IxHilsvllleT Dec. 30. A lone robber, masked and heavily armed, boarded n Louisville & NnshvlUo train nt n Junction outsldo of tho city limits nt I 1 o'clock this morning, and, when within four blocka of tho rcsldonco section, Jumped from his conceal ment on n Pullman, and ordered Train Conductor Keene to hold up bin hands. Keono struck the robber In tho face, whon tho fellow fired nnd Kcone re ceived a bad scalp wound. Ho then ran townrd tho express car, tho rob bor firing nftor him. Tho highway man thon marched tho Pullman con ductor and porter through tho train Into tho day coach, and startod rob bing tho pnBsengors, and socurod n small sum. Koeno reappeared, carry ing a shotgun, and as tho robbor Jumped from tho car the conductor pulled the cord and shot both barrels at tho robber, wounding tho outlaw, but failed to kill him. A special train SALEM BOWLERS DEFEATED Lower Valley Tournament! was Disastrous Were Beaten by Both Port land and Astoria brought the police, rnpturo tho bnnult. but they failed to TRAINMEN STRIKE POSSIBLE Unless Demands are Com plied h Portland. Or.. Dec. 30. It Is be lieved here that President Hill -will re sists the demands of the trnlnmon and operators on the Northern Pnclllc, nnd thnt n itrllto Is Inevitable. llopreson tntivo employes of the Northern and Great Not thorn are conferring in Se attle today on tho situation. Business Mens' Lunch Two Jersey Bulls Dost full-blooded Jerseys bulls for sorvlco. Terms cash. A. Rich, on D street. Hnglewood. Wast of railroad. 12-2Clm First-class lunches served at the new Noblo lunch counter at all hours, day or night. Wo will make a spsolnl ty of sandwiches, sauer kraut, and wianor-wurst, clnm chowder, nnd in fact all that goes to make up a first- olass lunch. Wo dcslro to call es pecial nttontlon to the business men's lunch thnt will be served dally from U a, in. until 2 p. m. ALEX. CORNOYER Prop. ANOTHER CHURCH IFOR SALEM Castle Chaple to Ee Dedicated Next Sunday Morning On next Sunday morning Castle Chapol, of tho church of tho United llrothron In Christ, will bo formally dedlcatod as a place of worship. Tho dedicatory sermon will be proachod by Bishop N. Castle, of Philomath, Hen ton county, nftor whom tho now church wns named. The church Is lo cated at tho corner of Marlon and Fourtoonth stroets, and Is a uont and ntttrnctlvo church homo. Regular services of an ovniiBollstic nature aro bolng conducted In tho church overy night this wook, and to thoso services the general public In cordially invited. Forty-Four Club Dance. Tho Forty-Four Club will glvo Its second dancing pnrty In Tioga hall on Wednesdny evening, Docqnlbor 31st. Members will please tako notice. 12-.10.2t Mossrs. A. A. Jessup, a. U. noyt I... A. Lnchmund, Homer Smith, C. D Gnbrlolson and J. D. Sutherland, com prising tho Illlhco bowling team, of UiIh city, returned today from Portland and Astorln, whero they went for a contest with tho local teams. The tottrnnment was n ('mstrouB ono for tho Salem bowlers, for they failed to win any or tno throo gnmes that were pinyou. Tho bowling team from tho Multno ....... iuiHvin iiimuiic uiuu won -u very decisive victory over tho tcniuj from Snlom Saturday night, by a Bcorfj or loss to 828, In four games bowled. dollar, for Multnomah, mndo tho ex coptlonally high score of 72 in on.- game, nnd thus hulpod to bring up the Portland clul avorago to Its high fld ure. On Sundny night tho Illlhco repreJ seniniivos wont up against Astoria! and lost threo out of the four camrJ plnyod, nnd tho contest by a score or SdB to 038 for tho Astoria bowlers. T not tilnlif (I... inn ... . - - tniiiura pinyeu n match gamo with n lenm from the wumorcini uun, or Portland. Four gnmes wore played Illlhee winning tho first, Commercial the second and third, and tho fourth game resulted In n tie. Tho Commercial Club mado n total of 908 pins, while the Illlhcfa got awny with 019. Next Saturday even i Ing tho Commorlcnl Club will piny n return gnmo with the IIIIIicpr In thlJ city. It Was Only Chimney! Columbia River Smelt Are plentiful tit' Fit la & Doty's mar ket, at i:i0 Court street. Phono, Main 1021. 12-30-tf MINOR MENTION On Monday aftornoon County Clerk Holnml losuod marrlogo licenses to the following pnrtles: Andrew Wnlkor and LIkzIo S. Mlllor; John H. Jonos and Nelllo Iiimnu. Joslnh Johnson, aged 84 years, of Columbia county, nnd O. Calkins, nged SB yenrs. of Harney county, have been received at tho state Insnno asylum. Dranson . Ragan Havo Just received a largo supply of Chaso & Sanborn's celebrated coffee. Guaranteed to b tho host on the mnr. ket. Sonil In your orders. Notice of Annual Meeting. Tha annual meeting of tho mombers of the Oregon Fire Hellof Association will tnko place on Tuesday, Jnuunry 13th, at 10 a. m.. In tho opera house, at McMliinvllle, Oregon. All moinbors who can reasonably be present are cordially Invited, ns important mens uroa aro undor discussion, In which overy monibor should be lntoroeted. Throo trustees aro to bo elected to Borvo throo years. Come out and see what tho Assoglatlou is doing for the J people, of Oregon. v A. a CHANDLER, 123fJ.tusaWt So.gre.tary. KILLS TYPHOID GERMS Juice of Lemon is Authorita' tively Recommended FOR NEW YEAR'S DIN NER DESSERT, Try JKLI.rO, proparod according to the following roclpe: WINE JELLY. One pnekage Lemon Jell-O, 1 pint ui wining wntor, l cup sugar, 1 cup- shorry wine, Julco of six oranges. Cut each orango in two, being caroful not to break tho ense. When Jolly Is part ly congonlod, fill ensos and set in n cool place Sorve with whipped cream piled on top. May bo served In shor bet cups If desirod. A dollclous wlno Jelly cnn also bo mado by adding ono glass of good shorry or port wino to any of tho Jell-0 flavors. A nice dossert for any moai, nt any time. Four flavors Lomon, Orango, Raspberry and Stiawborry. At grocers. 10 conts. GET A PACKAGE TODAY. At 10:30 o'clock this morning, th firo department was called to th" res dunce of A. W. Glesy, at tho corner 0' Cottage and lorry streets, where nt miming chimney threatened to do onio dnmngo. Tho department made n good run, but wns not compelled t make water connections, an the dniif, or had disappeared when the kcciip oil the fire wns roachod. DIED. wAitiYi'jii. a i ins rnim nome mui Zonn, Polk county, nt C a. m. Tucs day, December 30, 1902, C. O Walk or, In his S4th year. Tho deceased wns nn early ploncc-rJ having como to this state from the AtJ lnntle coast oarly in tho '-10s. Ho litis always lived In Polk county. The del censed Is survlvod by a widow, bmi loavos no chlldron. Funernl sorvlcos will be conduits nt.tho home nunr Zena at 11 o'clock! Thursday morning, nnd burial v tako place In tho Zonn cemetery TUOKI3R. In Portland. Or.. Decent! bor 25, 1902, Infnut daughter of MrJ and Mrs. Ezra P. Tucker aged twt days. I no funowil services were held no tho hpmo of Rov. Dr. Muelhnupt, oia Wlntor streot, In Snlom. Or, Sundii at 2 p. in, Intormont In City Vlcvl cemotory. Unby Tuckor was born on! Chrlstmns day in Portland, Or., amB was tho only child of Mr and Mn Tuckor. Mrs. Tuckor Ih n daiightcil of Mrs. Mary L. Adorns, of North Sal lem, A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Orel igon, successor to D. E. Huntslngerl I Kesiaence Broadway and Mill, nonni ' Salem. Phone Main 221. Chicago, Doc. 30. That lomon Julco wlll-doatroy tho typhoid fover germs In water Is nutlioratlvoly announcod by tlio Chicago board of Ijonlth de pnrtmunt nftor caroful experiments extending over th Inst throo days. Oho toaspoonful cf tlio Julco to hnlf a glassful of wator is known to bo a good combination, and repeated trials havo invariably produced tho same roBiilts every germ was killed. This confirms tho announcement mado on Christmas day by Dr. Asa Ferguson, a London physician, to tho offect that lomon Julco was a deadly foe to typhoid. Private Sale. Household goodfj stoves, carpets, furniture, eto., will ho held from 1 to 0 o'clock Wed nesday, Dacsmbar 31st,, at 323 Mill street. 1 2-30-3 1 Chicago Store PEOPLE'8 BARGAIN HOUSE. A General Clean Up ror me next rew days we will have a general clean up throuRhout the entire store. Odds and ends, also odd lots of all kinds of goods will be sold recrardless of cost. Kemnants of Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Corduroy vyaisungs, uutmg rlannels, Table Linens, White Goods, buncos ana umgnams. Odd lots of Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers, Hosiery, Underwear, Neckties, Suspenders. Comforts. Blankets, bascinators, Dress Skirts, Ladies Wool and Cotton Waists, Ribbons. Ladies' Belts, Ladies' Wrappers and Silk Waists. Dolls and Toys sold regardless of cost. PRICES SLAUGHTERED. Hoi 'Bit Ml 'M 'ftt 8 Hhii MCEVOY BROS., S8-. or- u li A el h Tr V, V D;D7IUSIlfiiJletors Jgffismwvr? a: Tcrwsrz ' 7I3Sbbsj3 3W &lfiRMF3nM?1rv
