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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 3ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1603.
PAGE THREE.
food Opera House CA MQIIS
JOHN r. UUMUiiMi, myr.
fjateday, Feb. 21.
Sixth
Grand Concert Tour.
I, THE KILTIES..
Ldon Highlanders, Canada's Crack
Military AJjuiu.
g niUBlcianB, 10 sololBts, 1C vocal
SiL s nritlsh military buglers, 1 giant
Ljo major, boy dancer, etc., appear-
I ..n l.llfnrl tnfr!mnn4nta Tfna
lirated a furor of enthitBlasm In 300
fjmerlcon citleB.
Prices. $1 00, 75c, 60c. Scats on sale
y box ofllco Saturday; at 9 a. m.
n i
The Best Ever.
do to Strong's Restaurant for first-
('ii3 meals. If you need anything In
i Uno of bread or pastry this Is the
wt place.
GORDON
KILTIES
WH
S. C. STONE, M. D.
....PROPRIETOR OF....
STONE'S DRUG STORES
8ALEM, OREGON.
Tie stores (two 'n number) nro lo-
rated at No. 235 and 297 Commercial
itreet, nnd aro well stocked with a
tompleto lino of drugs and mpdlqlnos,
tollot articles, porfumory, brushos,
te.
i had some 25 years experience In
the practice of medicine, and now
akos no cbnrgos for consultation, ox-
mlnatlon or prescription.
lite Bronze Monuments
Never chip, crack, tar
nish, moss or corrode
The only kind that nev
er nerds cleaning For
the truth of the above
see them in all the Sa
lem cemeteries: sonic
of them have been there
for 17 years. If you
want the very best at
half the price of stone
that will last ten times
lone, call on or ad-
Canada Pipers Coming
Town
to
The famous Kilties band (Gordon
Highlanders, of Canada,) filled an en
gagement In Chicago Christmas week
and nightly packed tho Immense Colli
soum. The Chicago Tribune speaks
as follows or their perfermance: "An
nudienco of G000 cheered impartially
tho efforts of tho band, tho feats of
I the dancers, the drones of the plp.-n
and tho Scotch Bongs sung by t,ie
male chorus. Tho waving of hand
kerchiefs and tho vociferous demandB
for encores were -smilingly acceded to
and the spirit with which the airs
wore rendered proved tho onthuslasm
had reached tho "Kilties.'
"Tho tour of tho celebrated Gordon
Highlanders has been an artistic and
financial success."
Tho men of tho baud, attired in
their kilts and scarlet coats present a
handsomo appearance, and their mili
tary bearing cxcltos general admira
tion. The Portland pross lins boon lbud in
praising this famous band, and it is
with ploasuro that tho management
of tho opora house announce their en
gagement horc on Saturday ovenlng
noxt. Prlcos $1.00, 7Cc, 50c. Scats on
sale at box ofllca Saturday at 9 a. m.
k
M
1 dress
Tn WATT 190-192 Commercials!
i u. VYili, Salem, Oregon.
A Moncter Elder. ,
A monster eldor fell a victim to the
ax of industry on -tho Qunckonbush
property, East Ninth street, this
week. This elder evidontly grew up
with tho town and has boon an old
standby but had to glvo way to tho
Improvements that aro constantly go
ing on. Tho oldor at tho baso aver
aged a little over two feet In diame
ter. Just across tho alloy from tho
oldor on tho noxt proporty stands a
huge grape vino nearly a foot In di
ameter. Climnto and soil somotlmos
doon wonders In Orogon. Kugono
Hcglstor.
LOOK! LOOK! HAVE A
LOOK AT THESE PRICES!
It will pay you to Investigate.
Prices that ate right... .
i Best Sugar Cured Shoulder, 60 IbsIPetit Prunes, $1.00
10c per pound
Best Sugar Cured Ham, 15c lb
Extra choice bkit Bacon. 15c lb
Choice medium weight Ba
con. 12 1 2c lb
Onions, best quality, 50cbus
6 lbs Navy Beans, 25c
7 lbs Pink Beans, 25c
4 lbs Fancv Japan Rice, 25c
3 Cans B. R. Corn, 25c
3 Cans B. R. Tomatoes, 25c
We also have a large line of Syrup from40cto $1.50 Gal.
GlYE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
ROTH & GRABER,
Phone 51 i Main - - - 124 State Street
METHODISM
SHOWS A
DECLINING
Dr. Buckley Makes Startling,
Assertion at Meeting of
Alinisters In New York r
?
New York Fob. 9. Rov J. D. Buck
ley, editor of tho Christian Advocate
or this city, caused a sensation atn
meeting of Methodist ministers hero
today. The previous speaker, D. D,
Thompson, editor of tho Northwestern
Christian Advocato of Chicago, had.
ppokon in a most enthusiastic way, de-cla-lng
that th5rc had been a million
-nil a half of converts made by tho
methodl8t church In tho last foUr
years. Dr. Buokley disputed tho ac
curacy of those figures. Ho declared
that statistics showed that mpthodism
was actually declining In some- of the
Eastern conferences at anyratc. Ho
bollevcd tn looking at tho facts, and
he declared it was a gcovlous mistake
to tako an ovor-optlmlstlc view. Ills
statements woro vohemontly oppoBfid
by tho other members of tho meot
ing. Dr. Buckley made Bplrited an
swers to the attacks made upon him.
A DAILY
NUISANCE
A Simple Remedy Which Will
Interest Catarrh Sufferers
VOLUME
VACCINE
VIRUS
300,000 Peo le to Be
Vaccinated
The groat prevelance of smallpox in
the coko region has promptod tha
officials of tho II. C. Prick Coko
company to Isesue an order calling for
Uio froo vaccination of Uioir employ
08 nnd their families. As" tho Prick
company has about 50,000 mon on its
pay roll, this order will affect about
300,000 porHons. Tonthousnnd, dol
lars has boon oxpended in vnccino
virus, nnd contracts havo boon made
witli doctors in ovory district to priok
the armB of the employes. Fifty
physicians in all havo boon ongagod,
and thoy will begin their stupendous
task tomorrow.
B
TEAS AND COFFEES OUR SPECIALTY.
Washer
oss
Ae now , , .
If you- pay more
you pay too much
R. M. WADE & CO.
Big Meteor
In Utah
A special to tho Salt Lake Tribune
from Bingham, Utah, says: A mam
moth meteor struck Uio earth In tho
vicinity of this place at 4:4C Saturday
morning. Tho fnllllng body, when it
collldod with tho earth, caused win
dows to rattle and houses to tromblo
whllo a sound llko a mighty clap of
thunder awakened tho inhabitants
from their sleep. Pooplo thought
there had been an earthquake and
much alarm was folt until tho true na
ture of tho shock became known. The
meteor plunged into tho mountains
6outhwout of this place and tho shock
was f;lt by persons living mile
away.
-o
tn Its earllor stagos catarrh is more
of a nuisanco than a menace to tho
gonoral health, but sooner or later,
tho dlsoaso extends to ho throat
bronchial tubes and even to tho stom
ach and intestines.
' Catarrh is essentially a disease of
tho mucous membrano, tho local
Bymptoms being a profuse discharge
of mucous, stoppago of tho nostrils,
irritation in throat, causing coughing,
snoozing, gagging and frequent clear
ing of the threat and head.
Tho usual treatment, by. local
douchos, snuffs, salvos, etc., ofton
gives temporary roliof, but anything
llko a cure can only be obtained by a
treatment which removes tho catarrh
al taint from the blood and tho dis
appearance of tho inflammation from
tho mucous surfaces.
A now remedy which meets these
requirements and which so far has
been remarkably successful in curing
catarrh Is 8tuart'B Catarrh Tablets.
Theso tablets act upon tho blood
and mucous membranes only. Thoy
anil hardly bo railed a sccrot patont
madldno as they nro composed of
such -valuable romodlo ns Blood root,
Hydiastln, lied gum nnd similar
cleansing ontlseptlcs, which euro by
eliminating from tho blood nnd mu
coiiB surfacos the catarrhal poison.
Stuart's Calarrh Tablets are largo,
pleasant tasting lotongoe taken inter
nally, allowing them to dissolve slow
ly In tho mouth, In thin way. they
reach the throat, fauces and the en
tire alimentary canal.
If dealt od, they may also be dis
solved In water and used as a doucho,
in addition to tho intornal use, but it
Ib not at all necessary to use n douche
a fow of them dissolved in tho mouth
dally will be sufllolont. Howovor,
whon thero Is much stoppago of tho
noso, a (louche mndo from thoso tab
lots will glvo immediate roilof, but
tho regular dally uso lntornally -of
thoso tnblets will euro tho whole ca
tarrh trouble without rosorting to the
Inconvenience of a douche.
Dr. Bement stntos "that tho inter
nal treatment for catarrh Ib rapidly
taking tho placq of tho old plan of
ilQuchljiK ami local application nud
further says that probably the host
and certainly tho snfost remedy at
present on the mnrkot is Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets, as no soorot is made
of thoir composition and all the roally
elllclent remedies for catarrh nro con
tained in this Tablot."
Druggists soil Stuart'B Catarrh Tab
lets at fifty cents for full slzod pack
ages. Ask your druggist and if ho Ib
honest ho will toll you thoro Is no
safer, moro palatablo, moro efficient
and convenient romedy on tho mark
et. 2-17-19-21.
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FREE DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE ART OF PYR0QRAP1IY
, ALL WEEK.
THE RED TAG SALE
Brings Another Throng
to the DALRYMPLE Store
TiitrdDay We were busier yesterday than-the davTbe-
fore will be busier today than yesterday. We Knew H
that when people learned of the sensational price reduc- I
g tions we are making on needed goods we'would find it ff
i ainicuinowair on everyoDay matcame tor ine oar-a
i gains, nowever, we nave more salts-people today to
I attend to your, interests in this sale more promptly.
Silk Waists f F
Any silk waist in the store at half its
worth. The styles are all desirable and
the silks are the latest. The waists are
made up in ihe best manner and were
nevtr intended to sell at such little
prices, but we're cutting prices to re
duce stocks. Your size is here today
won't be tomorrow.
8
25c Underwear 1 9c
A bar train in Ladles' Fleece Lined
Vests and Pants, They are never
sold for less than a quarter any
where.
Corsets Cheaper
Warner's Rust-troof Corsets In
all sizes A lotof reeular $1,50,
$125 and $1 00 values that we
arc selling iio w for
55c each
Rccnlar 75c Corsets In all shapes,
colors and sizes now at 48c each.
Jackets Half Price
EMBROIDERIES
A lot of values up to 25c yd
(To at one price 5c yard
Damask Napkins
Hemmed and ready for Hie ta
ble, something entirely new
$1.60 dozen
School Stockings
Regular 25c ones, heavy rib
bed and fa9t black, sale price 19c
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JLdr JLJL Jw JuJLJL jLpJL vQ -3
I Open at 8 o'clock. Close at 6 o'clock.
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How About Your Eyes
Get your eyes tested al C. T. Pom
eroy's, so you .can see perfectly
Gold filled spectacles warranted 10
years, formerly 3.50, now 52.00.
Watches, gold filled cases, Elgin
orWalthum movement, from 10
to 520.
C. T. Pomeroy . . .
Jovvolor ami Opticlun, S6S Commercial St
SjW4iiwwMI
ana4.ii., " i r - - .. , r-.i
r
RYE
la apt to suggest
enco, but tho experience of thoso
using our ice is apt to be a satisfac
tory one, as there Is nothing delotrlous
Carnation Society 8how.
Now York Fob. ID. T-ho recontly
formed American Carnation Socloty
opened a show in Brooklyn today to
which millionaires from all over the
country aro competing with each
other and wit hthe commercial florists
for prlzos for growing tho bost Rpoelea
of carnations. So numorous aro the
exhibits that two" of the largest halls
in Brooklyn, tho Ait Gallery nnd the
TDrooklyn Asssoclation Hall, aro re-
quirod to accomodato tho oxhlbltlon.
Promlnont among tho exhibitors are
Thnmnn W I.nwson of Ilnfitfln II. Ij.
Ijllginbotham of Chicago, H. McK.
I ' .Twombly of New York, and Charles
FACE P. Diotrioh of Mllbrook. N. Y. Tho
bitter expori- lt'on wl" come to a c'089 tomor-
i row nigni.
The Girls
Gambled
In the, police invetitlgatlun of tho
HoinlanGrand hotel gambling den, in
Seattle, Wednesday, it was disclosed
that Nat G'oodwlu's wife, Mamla HI
llott, lost 12000; Mario Walnwrlght
lot 2CQj0 nnd. Blaneho Bates 41300.
The jp-and jury promises to return In
dhtments against several of thoso as
sociated with the game. Several
GpemicTrrhave lied to avoid nrreat.
THE REPORT HA9
QONE ABROAD
That one of tho world's grontoet
chemists has declared oor his own
slgnatiiro thlit good liquors, woll mel
lowed and aged, aro a blosslng to
mankind when usod with discrimina
tion. Good liquors "ago, t hero's tho
rub." If Shakospoaro.woro allvo and
a citizen of Oregon, Ito would unhes
itatingly recommend you to Hogor's
for flno whiskies, hrndnlos, wines and
cordials. ,
Clell Nash ) i4AMjtl
James Chitty Attendants
SAMPLE ROOM,
20tf Commercltl Street.
Minnesota -Editors.
St. Paul, Minn Feb. 18. Tho Mln-
nnantn. KlltnrHnl Annnnlntlnn la hold-
An It. and for your drinking water It jJg ,u anmja, mMtng h)ro wUU on
is both -pure and healthful, as a oooi- ottondance tho largest In the history
er it Is economical and clean. If you of tho association's yearly meetings-
want satisfactory ice service drop us The initial sessions was held in the
rooms or me uommercioai unio looay
a postal to No. 174 Commercial street,
or call our telephone No. 2131 Mala.
MRS. M. BECK.
Look Close
You'll not see a sign of a sediment
or any othor Impurity la the whiskies
and brandies purchasable hero nothing-
but tho puro old stuff. But whis
ky and brandy aro not tho only thing
and was devotod to papr and dto
cusetons dealing with various matters
In which Uio newspaper fraternity le
particularly interacted. This availing
tho visiting editors and their ladies
aro to bo entertalnod at a theater
party.
o-
Farm for Sale.
A eholce of two 80-aoro tracts of A
No. 1 land. One hop yard on one
we sell wines and liquors and cor-1 tract with threo hop yards on the oth
dials of every name and description er, with two hop hoimes. All grubbed
worthy the name of 'good goods" -wot
goeds. of lowrw.
J. P. ROGERS,!'
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer. . .
land, exeopt enough Umber for
with rnanlng water or eaeh tract.
M. J. EGAN, Salem IlwM No. 8,
W$. are
at Cost.
wt dealing in old shoes.
THE FAIR STORE.
bqt wtft Mil you a(e M&MUt f&N
Blow at Bucket 8hops.
.-w York, Feb, 19.' The future ex-'
iBtence an.d operations of bucket
ebupH in this sootlOH is behoved to
depend in a largo measure on the vote
to i tnkQ.n by t,hc Produeo Kbcohnnge
today on" a proposod amondmont to
thr bylaws of tho organUeatioii. Tho
manager Of tho oschange have from.
ed the amendment with the avowed
purpoes or dealing a knock-out blow
to the hjioke shops. The amendment
saw In part:
-Any mombor of the exenango who
kball be Intsroflted in. or associated in
bu.-mene with,' or who shall act as the
reiireotnfjntivo of, or who shall know
ing!) axoonte any order, for the ae
Krtint of any organisation, firm or In
dlliual OHgaged In (be hunlnew of
1. aiing Ih aiffaronrfs on tne uuciua
Uonw ao Ui market prl e or any com
mixlitr at oantorate stock, without a
bona Add emtraet for the sale and
pufhage of tho HKie for all actual
deUvery, shall be KHty of proceed
ings consistent with Joet and eult-
able rwhQJiJIos or trade, wnien raau
era aim UDVfirti to b a mefflbjw of
ike -xMfm. m upon cooipwiai ami
convlctloji feo JtaU Im expellMi"
It Is Here
Vk Jh recoivfti a larg .
igamojiior Jesvfo Canada Mapfe
g)t.p and are otfariag U la n
quart bottle at U ata eaofc. This
is the rtai tblag. BraaooD JUgan.
Your Step Moth er
Is still hero buoy as over, and whet
rour cloths are all out of order, worn
with bu'.ons off, take them to her t
tbo Saiom Dye Works.
At this establishment you can gm
tnythlng set to rights, from a pair o
lovca, to tho most elaborate ill)
own. A gentleman can get hit bai
leaned, his trousers croased, or hit
whole ault rejuvenated to suit hli
uete, also four suits a month for fl
Buttons sewed on, rips sewed up, tulti.
oreiisod on short notice. New goodi
ihrunk for dreismaiing,
MRS. C. H. WALKER
115 Commercial Qtreet
Cash Saving Offer!
Two First-Class Weekly
Papers for the Price of One,
THE ELITE CAFE
208 Commercial Street
OYSTERS
Served In the uest of stylo nnd will
tho most sultablo accompaniments.
E ECKERIEN. Proprietcr
and Weekly Oro
nnd Orange Judd
and Tr!Wcokljr
S0ULE BROS
PIANO 1UNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR.
ForSltn aa4 vkioli)
Itive orders at Ce
Will'i Ml f(lor.
?AT COSTsss
Owing to a change in
business we must close
out all of our Boots,
Shoes, Rubbers, under'
wear, Dry goods, Hats
Caps. Dolls and Toys at
Cost.
The Fair Store.
Weekly Jcurnil
gonlan, $2.00.
Weekly Journal
Farmer, f 1.35.
Weekly Journal
N. Y. World. $1.75.
Weokly Journal and Woodtiurn Inde
pendent, $1.G0. ;
Weekly Journal and fJgjd Bcagji,
Curry Cqunty, Itocordor, 1,5Q,
Weokly Journal and American Boy,
fl.GO.
Weekly. Journal and Courier, 8pray
Oregon, $1.60 ' "'
Wpgkly Jourjial and I5KprQB.Ad.
vanoe, Lebanou. J1.C0.
Weekly Journal and Olobe, Cgndoji,
Ore., fl.CO.
Weokly Journal anjdOrfiBOn Mist. 8L
ITnlnna 1 T.ft
Weekly Journal aijd Town Talk,
Asbjand, $2)0.
Weekly Journal and Herald, Lake
view, $1.50.
Weokly Journal and Men of Tp
Morrow, $1.50.
Partios doeirlug can .get tho Daily
Journal thrco months instead of iho
WceUly one yoar In tho above aprabb
nations.
norjsR iJiioTiusits
Salem. Oreeon.
Harper's Whiskey Is the beat
Get some into your vet.
Qua. Ochrelber keeps It,
And you Kpow the rest.
FARMER'S HQME
193 8tate Street.
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