THE D AILY JOURNAL, 8ALEMr OREGON." SATlnDAY, JANUARYS," 1902.
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Eye Witnesses.
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OUR GLASSES ARE OUR "EYE WITNESSE8." THEY GIVE
DAILY EVIDENCE TO THE USER OF THE KNOWLEDGE, SKILL W
AND CARE CHARACTERISTIC OF OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
BARR-FITTED GLASSES GIVE ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION BE
CAUSE THE INDIVIDUAL PECULIARITIES OFTHEEYESTO BE
FITTED ARE THOUGHTFULLY CONSIDERED IN EACH CASE. W
"NO FIT, NO PAY,' IS THE MOTTO OF OUR OPTICAL DEPART
ME NT.
" HERMAN W. BARR,
Scientific Optician.
State and Liberty St., Salem At Barr's Jewelry Store.
THE WEATHER.
Tonight and tomorrow, occasional
train.
II II I I llllllll IIIIIIIIMH
KSocialRealm;i
VHiiiiiiimiiniimiin
Veterans' Reunion.
A grand reunion of the members of
the Union Veterans' Union and tho la
dles of tho Grand Armay was hold on
fow Ycar'n day at tho hall of tho two
lorBanlzatloiiB In tho Hurst building,
an State street. Tho tablos worn
spread with the bountlos of the valloy,
ind Included everything that wns
500(1. There wore present nbout GO
licrsons, including mo oiu voiorans,
tlulr wives, sons, daughtors and
,'randchlldren. Grandmothor Newmyre
jf Nebraska, mothop of J. J. Newmyre,
ins also present. Tho day was passed
In songs, recitations nnu lnsirumeni.-
il selections. Evorybody soomod to
Save a good time, and onjoyed tlio day
very much. Whon tho party disband
ed all expressed tho doslro that the
ceunlon might bo repeated ono yoar
fence, without tho. loss of a slngla
comrade who was prosont,
A New Year's Dinner.
. ery enjoynblo Now Yoar's din-
lor was given ny iur. nnn airs, w. is.
lorber, the guests assembling at 5
i'cIocK and partaking of a bounteous
Cl Inner, after which tho ovenlng was
spout In ploasaut convorsatlon and
reminiscences. Among tho Invited
hiestB were: Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs.
Horgan, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs.
'almor, Mr. and Mrs. Day; tho MlBses
t Colby, Gertie Lloyd, Hattlo Day,
d Messrs. Thcs. Llyod, Sydnoy
!foyd, Guy Day, David and Edgar
5rber. x
tf3-2i25?a
Chemawa, witnessed the football game
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Savage have re
turned from a several days' visit to
friends In Portland-.
J. P. Stelwor, of Jefferson, was in
tho city Friday, going to Portland on
tho afternoon train.
Miss Helen Scott,' who has been tho
guest of Mrs. V. T. Williamson, has
returned to Portland.
Mrs. G. M. Munger, Sr arrived in
Salem today from a visit with her son
George M. Munger, Jr.
C. C. Hoguo, grand master of the
A. O. U. W. for Orogon,' was In tho
city yosterday fiom Albany.
Tho MIssoB Alta and Eva Savage
have resumed tholr studies at Mon
mouth after a holiday vacation.
Mrs. Frank DoParcq and Miss Hurl
bmt havo returned from a visit over
tho holidays with relatives In Oregon
City.
Miss Ellen Chamberlain has re
turned to Corvallls after a visit In this
city with her brothor, M. L. Cham,
bovlaln. '
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. V.ollmar hnvo re
turned to Portland, nftor spondlng tho,
holidays with Mrs. Vpllmar's paronts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson, In 'this
city,
j Dr. E. E. Dailoy today formally
oponod his dental parlors in rooms 1
and 2 of tho McCornack block, and is
proparod to do tho very best work in
dental surgery. Ilia ofneo is equipped
with tho modern and very latest im
proved instruments for the practice of
dentistry In nil Its departments.
SUSPECTED
BURGLAR
ARRESTED
Offered To Sell Gun-dealer
aFireaim
Stranger Will Be Held Pcnd
ing Investigation
Will Wed Sunday.
GIBSON
VERSUS?
GIBSON
James T. Jeffries, a stranger In this
city, was placed under arrest by the
local police officers Friday evening
and Is now detained In tho city Jail.
He is suspected of bolng directly con
nected with, or at least Implicated In
tho recent burglarizing of tho gun
store of John Maurer, In this city,
when revolvers to tho value of about
$200 were taken from the show win
dow. On Friday afternoon Jeffries en
tered tho Btoro of Mr. Maurer, and
offered for sale a revolver that wna
tho exact counterpart of ono of the re
volvors that was stolen from that
place a week ago. Mr. Maurer becamo
suspicious of the man, but did not
purchase the flro-plece. Later tho
stranger returned and mado further
Inquiry nbout tho burglary. Ho ex
plained his possession of tho revolver
by stating that ho had acquired tho
samo In a gambling game at Tho
Dalles a short time ago, but ropro
sented that ho got tho gun some fow
days boforo tho Maurer storo was
burglarized. On tho occasion of Jeff
ries' second visit to tho gun-storo he
did not havo tho rovolvor, which, ho
claimed, had boon disposed of to a
farmor. This further aroused tho sus
picions of Mr. Maurer, who consulted
with tho police officers, who causod
the arrest of tho follow. Thoro was
nothing on tho man in tho way of flro-
arms of any character whon ho was
nrrostod.
Chief of Police Gibson feels satis
fied that Joffrics Is tho man who
committed the robbory, but thoro is
an absonco of evidence so far to mal;o
out a case against him. It la tho pur
poso of tho oflleors to hold JoffrloB for
a tlmo nnd seo if there will not bo
somo definite dovolopmonts In tho
case. Since' tho man has tho appear
unco of a norvoiiR and ronUoBB portion,
tho officers fool thnt incarceration for
n fow days may bring from him a con
fession of somo sort that will greatly
aid tho officials In ferreting out tho
burglary and proporly punish
guilty parties-
the expenses of the funoral had been
met, tho ontlre estate and lta rev
oniies be for the benefit of the widow,
tho same to be divided at her death
equally among ,tho following bIx
children: Mrs. Amelia Miller, J. W.
Scrlber, Adelaide " Scrlbor, Emma
Scrlbor Coolldge. Chnrles F. Scrlber
and Grace M. Holbrook. Tho value of
the estate Is estimated at $13,000. . It
will bo appialsod by L. II. McMahan,
John C. Griffith nnd H. S, .Tory.
large"
SALE
OF HOPS
Catlin & Linn Purchase
Bales at 25 Cents
301
Iaio I.oy, a Chinaman, of tho Fair
flold Bcction of the county, today sold
to Catlin & Linn, of this city, 301 bales
of cholco hops at a ft action over 25
cents per pound. Tho hops wero grown
on tho Eldriclgo farm, and were a
choice lot.
This Is tho largest fcalo or hops that
has taken place In this vicinity foi
somo time, and tho consideration In
volved Indicates that tho market Is
firm. This transaction further
strengthens the prediction mado bo
foro the holidays that Indications
wore favorablo for an ndvance, rnthor
than a decllno In values.
tho
fcBt:rto:;-: ?IT,yK?, Wife Is Awarded the Bulk of
UOIV1I1 UIVh-"l .iv.n, tw uu.,u,,v I , ,
Tne property
tills morning, whoro, at high noon to-
JRhorrow, ho will wed Miss Sylvia La-
olx, daughter of a plonoor family.
Mr. Porter was accompanied by his
father, John Porter, of this city. Tho
pung couplo will loavo Sunday after-
BTbon for Eastorn Orogon, whoro Mr.
Jrter Is engaged in tho lumber bust-
ices with his brothor, Charlos.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. It. E. Kirk is visiting lu Albany.
jgeno Willis, of Portland, is in tho
Judge Uolse has remlorod a de
cision in the colobrated Qibson In
junction suit of Mary F. Gibson vs.
Thomas Gibson. Tho wife is awardod
tho bulk of tho property, whllo tho
husband gots only tho farm ruachlnory
nnd tho horsos, which wore involved
In other litigation, This case has
been ponding in the courts for -some
tlmo, and tho partlos o the suit wore
recently divorced, L. II. McMahon
appeared lor Mrs. Gibson, while the
dofondant was represented by J. A.
Jeffrey and R. J. Fleming.
o,
OREGON
WOMAN IN
ALASKA
She Writes a Book that Is
Now on Sale
red Dose, of Woodburn, is In tho
ET-
TMrs. a. w. uiougu is tlie guest of Bed Time
E&rUand relatives, I take a pleasant herb drink, the next
. - mnniln T 1 l.(t.i. i
Jr. J L. HI. of Albany, was n tha """"& .i uriKiu una my com
Friday evening.
fho Misses Coshow have returned
ttgthelr homo at Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott, of
goodburn, spent tho day in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Haborly have re-
iirned from a short visit In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams, of
pioxion ib better. My doctor says It
acts gently on the stomacho, liver and
Kianoys, and is a pleasant laxative. It
is mono or norus, and Is prepared us
easily as tea. It la called Lane's mod
Iclno. All druggists sell It at 25c and
60 cents. Lane's Family Medlctnnn
moves the bowels each day, If you
cannot get It, send for freo samples.
Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy.
N. Y.
Mrs. May Kollog Sullivan, wife of tho
odltor of the Pacific Iiaptist, Row
Frank L. Sullivan, now or tho Baptist
Watchman, has written a very Inter
ostlng book on Alnska, Illustrated
GRAIN-O
J THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
The coffee habit U quickly over
come by those who let Grnin-0
take its placo. If properly made
it tnstoa liko tho best of coffee. No
grain coffee compares with it in
flavor or health fulness.
TRY IT TO-DAY.
At grocers creryvrhere ; l.ic. and .jc. per package.
Harper's Whiskey Is tho best
Get some Into your vest.
Gus. Schrelber keeps It,
And you know the rest.
FARMER'S HOME
153 State Street.,
Sick Headache absolutely and per
manontly cured by using Mokl Tea
A pleasant horb drink. Cures Consti
pation and Indigestion, makes you
eat, Bleep, work and happy. Satisfac
tion guaranteed or money back. 25
cts. and CO cts. Writo to W. II.
HOOKER & CO., Duffalo, N. Y for a
trco, sample D. J. FRY, Druggist.
J. A. Rotan. Full line of furniture
carpets, rugs and door mats.
Protect your pocketbook and save
money by calling on us.
Ranges, Stoves, etc.
307 Commercial Street.
2 cte, 2 cts, 2 cts, 2 cts.
Remember always that
DR. STONE'S DRUG STORES
GOODS
Well Bought
are Half
SOLD.
We have today received another large shipment '
of that good, fresh roasted coffee,
The flavor is always
the same.
Bid government Mocha & Java, the real thing per lb 40c
ir otitic nuusc uiauu muura ot java 3Sf. 3 h fnr si nn
Jama, Aocha & Java per lb . 'lc
ir Special Blend Brand, extra fine flavor per Ib 2Sc
ir racinc Blend Brand, an excellent coftee 1 lfi crv
ll f " a I J Of - V V
;a. wa. onee, a spiendid conee in strength and flavor
2 ids tor bC.
sre is your chance. We have received another lot of. thns.
tncy winter apples. They are just as choice as ever. Thev
Sill go at the old price, 40. 45, 50 and 60 cts per bushel.
ieclal: uuaranteed flour 80c per sack. 10 bars pood Laun-
-? n ii- . . i i r -- ... if w
VjBLlaTJaLluPlV IHSl nlM'-X
will sell any patent medicine,
bottle, box or package, or
any drug sold by the lb., for
2 cents Less
than any cut rate price ad
vertised in this paper.
HOW I
IVEVTOWf
ECHAM 's
Por Ollloai and Nervous Dordera, fuch a.1 Wind and Pain In tlio Stomach, Sick Headoch,
(llddlneti, Pulnraa and Swelllns alter meali. Olrzlnesi and Drowalneta, Cold Chtlla,
Plujhlnj.i of Heat. Lot of Appetite, Shortnet of Drcatli, CoitlveneM, Blotcliea on tha SUa,
Dlaturbed Sleep, I'rlglitlul Dream, and all Ntrvoua and Trembling Senantlon. Ac, Ttm
Flrmt Dobo will glvo flatlet In Twenty Mlnufom. Thla la no fiction. Bvecy
aullerer la earneatly Invited to try one Box oflhete t'llla.and they will be acknowledged
to be "WORTH A OUINUA A DOX." BCEOHAM'S PILLS, taken aa directed, will
quickly reatore Pemales to complete health, 'they promptly remove any obstruction or
Irregularity of the syateci, For a
ii
Weak Sfoniach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver
they act like magic a few doaes will work wondera upon the Vital Orarana ) Strenirthan
ipetite, ana arouiine witn tue itomoDua or tiomim f wttoia trrurmtoat
Cnorvy of the human frame, These aro "facta" admitted by thouannda, to airclaaaaa
loc the muscular system l restoring the lone-lost Complexion; brlneloft back the keen
edge of appetite, and arousing with the nomobtta of Hamlth fnat wfto
of aocietr. and one of the best euarantees to the Nervous and
m ' ..a a . - " .. aa a a Ma a mm--m a a a.
uooonanrm riua novo wna laraast im or erur ruistti moviomn an lira
Debilitated la that
I Strntm nf ant, ttmnl I
World. Full directions with each box,
Prepared only by THOMAS DBECH AM, St. Helen, Hog., and 365 Canal St., New York. 1
Soltl Everywhere, In Boxes, 10 oonts and 25 O0nt9
i 1 1 1 n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 m n n i in.
YOU SHOULD
have your teeth Examined at least
TWICE
a year and cleaned Thoroughly. The
TARTAR
Accumulates very fast and if not given
attention causes Grave Troubles.
We make no CHARGES for examination
..Prices Right. Wwk Right...
;!Dte,BpI&itnQet
2Sn& Salem, Oregon.
I . 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 . 1 8 1 1 1 . i m it i' hi 1 1 in . nn i u n . a i c h
SftLEM IRON WORKS
H. Ai. Edgar, Manager
A good line of patterns for housework.
Columns, Lintels, Gratings, Steps and Finials,
Also General Founders and Machinists.
Best work that can be done in Oregon. Promptness
motto. Only best mechanics employed.
our
ALL THE WORLD
Knows about our wlnos and liquors,
bocuuso oacu and all aro famous
brands. For table and modlolnal uso,
cliooso what h.r conquorod populari
ty by Us quality. Wo carry only what
wo can pralso without roaorvo. Thla
fact Is the baslB or our olalm for your
confldonco. Every rurchaso mado
from us is a tranaactlon .that could
not havo bean botterod,
JacAttendants
133 K - - '
a-r-i'r
SAMPLE ROOM,
206 CommercUl Street.
SD66
Bros
est Piles
from photographs taken by herself. It
has boon published at' Boston, and Is
now on sale at Pattern's book store for
$1.50.
Mrs. Sullivan is woll known to Salem
people, and Is a charming writer. Her
book throws a great deal of light on
the dark places In Alaska, as Mrs,
Sullivan "roughed it" In some of the
hottest mining camp; for a number of
yoars.
For sale at Pattons' bodk storo.
SALEM, AUMSVDXE, MEHAMA.
We kindly ask you to read this ad, save it, and use it as a
guide in your buying If you will do this you will save money
Tomorrow oar list alphabetically will be "L.M
soap 23C. 8 lbs pink beans for 25c. 21 lbs good rice
ROTH & GRABER
124 State Street. Phone 511.
$1
Scriber Will
Is Probated
The will of tha late C. W. Scriber
was admitted to probate today, and,
as direeUd In the instrument, W. M.
Kateer and J. W. Scriber bare bqn
appointed eo-exeoulors of the estate.
It is directed In the will, which wa-i
executed on May 29. 1899. that, after
Lightning ling knives. 78c.
l4oks. Win knob, ftQo.
I-ocW. mortice, No, It. S. 04C0, -iff.';,,
Ia00k. mortice. Ko. rt. 1 &13H6,
Tie.
' Utah,' night, No. 3?8. Hjg mek. 'f
I.atflhee, night. No, Q., fOe aaoli.
Ijkki, pad. No. mW. lie.
lfiks, pad, No. IOG8y., 30c
r.ather bnisheat, good onei, Ma auti.
MIamp Lighter" ladlae' felt Upjp, .
75o. pair. -
Lemon pl. M Ijb.
Lard, Iteusloff lirwt." 5-lb pails, ON. '
Urd. ifeweloff Ilroat' 10-Ib palls,
IJ0.
Iog Cabin maple syrup, I qt. Uhs,
15c.
f
Lai Oa!iI ninilJ lyim qjb tn,
7.
"'LtW OaWu iHaple eymu, qi, Um,
- vfnnox soap. 7 bars fei 2ic
Liquid glue. Royal, 10g qU).
Lemons, lSe dozen.
LaUe. woed, common, wn-,
Ladla 0dA Atidjruu U) gjh,'
UntiynM. arajiR, tubular, I0.
Lanterns, dashboard, 80s.
Lanterns, Gold Blast, Ofc. '
Laxative Uromo Quinine, SOc, t for
10c.
REMARKS! We are showing a line of Crockery and Glassy
ware that for all practicable purposes is not excelled in tihs
city at prices very, vtty reasonable.
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