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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUE8DAY, APRIL 7, 1903.
PAGE EIGHT.
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The Doll House
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Among the season's silk favorites S
Crystal Cord Wash Silk will prob
ably lead.
Special Wednesday only 34c
Recular 50c and 65c
chance for those who
fill. See Court Street Window Display.
I A Qaiet Tip
J Our Glove Stock is complete.. All the
I new shades for Easter. Everv pair will be
j reduced for Saturday night Special. This
5 opportunity to supply your glove wants
j at an unheard or price
; season.
Exchange Your
Old Glasses.
"Ci
Jor now ones. Tho beautifully nimlo rimless glnssos nro IJ10 thing
inal now, probubly you hnvo 11 good pair you want mndo into rim
Joss or oxcliangod. Wo will do this lor you and you will bo surpris
od at tho littlo nxponso. Wo lmvo just reccivod a now lino of lonsos
which aro exceptionally hard, don't break so easy and nojthor scratch
fino lonscs for $1 a pair. Best going and mountings tosuityour purso
CHAS, H. HINGES,
PIONEER OPTICIAN.
Next Dee to Duth'i Dank.W 8Ut Street.
23 yearn practical oxporlonco.
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WHEAT MARKETS.
Chlcugo. April 0--Wheat, 73 Vt
73T4.
GOLD DUST FLOUR1
Made by
THK SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
tldnty, Oregon.
Midi for family uio, uk yoar
Croccr for It. Bran and
aorta always on hand,
A. T. WALN Affent
Of Interest To
flomese?kers,
(taloni, Or., March 7, 1003.
Editor Jeurnal:
Dear Sir: For thirty days I will
offer my atock ranch In t 12 s, r G w,
In Benton county, containing 820
acres for tho sum ot $5000. Full lnfor
motion can ho hnl at my resldonco,
No, 543 State strcot,
8-7-lni RALPH M. DAV1SSON.
f)e!ftj)w,
I A. I. EOFF. E. HARTLEY.
i Pure Lard with no
t Tallow::::::::::::
ttDflArA with ivrAiitihQt rmrA
luct rhfnn ar1ii1frntiri
stuff. Also the best smoked (not
aippcaorcmcaimcaj cacon ana
earns, cut up oy us.
I EOFF & HARTLEY
I 140 State Street
I Phone 2853 Main.
Salem, Oregon.
wicaQWkt)c.jivai
WilHarn Snayely
Successor to
Farrlngton&Farror
Cash Meat Market
130 Court Street
Will continue to serve the subtle tet
ter than ever, and our prices will al
ways be the lowest.
Wlllkeepthe verv choicest of meats
oa kaad constantly.
For Sale at a Snap
Ono Ladies' second hand
wheel Fhank J. Mookk's
Bicycle Kki'air Shop
it
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ppipgftfews
qualities a fortunate
have silk wants to
m
occurs but once a 5
7
Things
For The
wnGuiiiiiiuii
There's scarcely anythlm: Von
could llama in tho lino of blcyolo sun-
drlort thnt you won't find at our Htoro.
Our wheel trado Ih this season tho
largest lu tho history of our business,
nnd that Is saying a lot, and our huh.
dry trado kuops paoo with It.
Spring Boat Posts, Tlin thing that
adds tho final touch to wheel riding.
Fit them to any wheol. Conio nnd lot
us nt yours. If you don't like- It nf
tor n fetf days riding, call and get
your uuinoy book,
Single and double tub tiros or all
sorts. . O. & J. gllnohurs. Inner tubus,
vulva, stems, pumps and all that has
to do with tiros. All tires tlttud In our
storo
An extra (urge foot pump for 0 c.
Take ono homo, nnd you'll savo a
walk down town somo time when you
nro hi n hurry.
Dolls -good bolls-rand bottor val
ue) than over bold before. Our 86 and
K0 cent bolls are away above grade.
Turnout In bottles, or In tubes,
wwd rim or rubber cement, graphites
C and 10 cents, besides the jxnulored
sort, grips of all sorts, rubber nnd
others, saddles, curriers, wrenches
and ever) thing ou can name
F. A. WIGGINS
Implement House.
255-257 Liberty St.. Sal.m
Farm Machinery. Bicycle, Sewing
Machines and Supplies,
N. H. Burley,
Sewing Machine Repairing
Bad Bills
Like es don't Imcrove lth a.
Look ud your old accounts. olace them
with us, we will handle tnem, charging
nothltur unless a collection Is made.
The YANALST1NE. CORDON CO
General Collectors
Room 4, 375 1-2 Cotsaerclal St.
A. R. MORGAN ft CO. Managers.
Phone Main 801 asd learn how we do It
$s
Object Not go Much to Prove
Pennell's Suicide
But to Discover if Possible
Who Murdered Burdick
Uuffalo, April 7. It Is announced
that tho threo principal witnesses at
tho Pennell Inquest Friday afternoon
will ho Frederick, brothor ot tho dead
man, and administrator of his estato;
Thomas 1'cnney, Pennell's college
chum and legal representative, and
Wnllaco Thayer, to whom Pennell
gavo n. bond of $GO,000, covering the
payment of 125,000 to Mrs. nurdlck.
Coroner Murphy Issued subpoenas to
day. Coatsworth this morning said
ho was not anxious to show Pennell
committed sulcldo, but wanted to
bring out the facts as to who mur
dered Burdlck. It living, tho mur
derer must be brought to JUHtlce. A
reliable source thin morning sayB tho
story of Ponnell being a defaulter,
thief ami crook wns Uio result of the,
fight betweon Ponny and Thayor. In
connection with Mrs. Ilurdlck's be
quest of $25,000
LAND
OFFICIALS
FIRED
A Number of Federal Agents
Removed
Miss Ware Who Was the
Friend of McKinley
Portland, April 7. Tho llrst step In
the prosecutions were taken Monday
by Judge Delllngor, who removed II.
W. Heed, of Bend, Crook county, J.
W Hamaker. of Illy, Klamath county,
and J O Mamakur, ot Bonnnxa, Klam
ath county. A fow dnys ago Miss .Ma
rio Wuiu, commissioner nt Itnmno,
was peimltted to resign. A dtotlnct
Intimation was convoyed to her that
a vacancy In her ollloe would he most
neeeptnlilo to tho olllclals of the Inte
rior department. The three other com
missioners were HUtnmnrly removed
by JiidH Bulllugor. nt the request of
tho special olllcera of the land depart
ment, who lmvo been Investigating the
I and frauds
These removals nro to he followed
by others In different parts of tho
state. Tho tfpwlal olllcors wlio have
bou Investigating the frauds In Ore
gon have evidence of tho gross neg
ligence and fraudulent practices, of n
number of tho United States commis
sioners, and all of those against whom
Irregularities aro charged will bo do
prlvtul of their ofllces. No Intimation
has yet been convoyed of the number
who are to ho prosecuted. The first
stops In this direction will be tnken
by the United States attorneys of
fice upon a request from Washington.
The reports from the special agents of
the Interior department have been
mado direct -to the Washington dtll
elals In charx of the administration
of public laud matters and not to the
loenl court otllclals. At Washington
It Is oxpected tho detartmnt of jus
tice will be put into iKMMOtMlon of tho
uvldonco accumulated nnd prosecu
tion will then be ordered
Miss Ware Is said to have been vory
nctlvo In promoting timber land deals
manipulated by Horace McKinley, and
his attentions to tho voting lady hnvo
been the subject of much comment
There has been a tremendous run on
the state school lands at Salem, and
It is believed thoy aro being system-
athally grabbed up at J 1 25 an acre,
when tho law will raise the price to
J2 Mi next month, nnd tho state board
would have power to put that prlco on
thm now. und stop tho sequestration
of these valuable public askcts.
Portland
Painters
Poitland. April 7- Tho situation of
the building trades Is that tho Master
Painters' Association has declared It
will not ylold to the, union, and de
mands a Hght to a llulsh. The lntor
antlouo.1 Palutors' Union Is behind the
local union and will supply funds.
o .
I For Appetites I ,
JLWeaKor Strong JL-f
Even Money Being Bet on Re
sult as to Mayor
One of the Hottest Fights in
the City's History
Chicago, April 7. State reports of
tho municipal elections show an ex
ceptionally early heavy vote. Chicago
cast fully CO per cent beforo 9
o'clock. Although tho campaign was
one of tho fiercest In history, no dis
turbances aro reported. Betting Is
even, and fully half a million was.
wngorcd before the polls opened. One
of the heaviest bets was mado by
Bookmaker O'Leary, who placed $25,
000 on Harrison, Gates and Drake tak
ing tho other Bide.
A Change Since 1863.
Memphis, April 7. A big reception
Is being planned for tho monitor Ar
kansas, which Is expected to arrive" to
night, en route to St Loula
Will Complete Cable In June.
Honolulu, April 7. Tho enblo will
bo laid across tho Pacific by Juno.
SPAIN
HAVING
TROUBLE
Dynamite Bombs Exploded in
a Churn
Students Cannot be Con-
trolled by the Police
SaiaHossa, Spain, Apill 7. Frosh
disturbances, which broke out nmong
the striking students Inst night, ore
continued muro vigorously this morn
ing, and the pollco nro almost power
lew to quell thorn. Two olllcors hnvo
been seriously wounded.
Madrid. April 7. Throo dynnmlto
bombs went exploded In succession In
the Vlllabljan chinch last night, noar
ly wrecking tint Interior of tho struc
ture. Suspended
Signers
New York April 7 Tho American
Red Cross executive committee, at a
ini-'otlng here last evening, suspend
ed from membership 22 signers of the
momorlul addressed to congress re-
GRAIN-
J THE PURE
urtMirv wrrcc
If you use Groln-O In plnco of
coffee you will enjoy It just as
much for it tastes tho same; yet, it
is like a food to tho system, dis
tributing tho full substance of the
pure grain with ovory drop.
TRY IT TO-DAY.
"Uftrectrttmjwtiere: IV. iim&pr ptWtga.
Fresh Taffys
Today
CaMtde
Edward Ellis.
144 State St
Special Reductions
on the old stock
still continues
Shoes below cost
- Best styles
(Tail early.
Jacob Vogt, 265 Com'l St.
J. M. HOWELL
Cash Market
In Bteiner'e Fiah Market, State street
Freah meats ot all kinds, hams, Should
dets, bacon, lard, etc. Promot SerylCt
Phone, Main 1401.
v$n
Every little girl in. town wants it
You Can Get it.
Watch this Space for particulars
Watch our window for the Doll House.
Fulle & Douglas, Guocess.
42 State St.
cently. Among those suspended arc
General Wilson and John M. Foster.
Tho reason is that tho attitude of
thoso who signed tho memorial is
hostile to the best Interests of the or
ganization. This nggresslve policy
wns adopted In order to end the per
sistent attempt to unseat Clara Bar
ton. Estes is
' Discharged
Victoria, April 7. Tho chargo of In
citing a strike on tho mail-carrying
Btenmors of tho Canadian" Pacific
npalnst Gcorgo Estes, president of tho
United Brotherhood of Hallway Em
ployes, was dismissed by the court to
day. Wanted In Uutah.
Oovornor Chamberlain today hon
ored the requisition of tho governor of
Utah for tlite arrest of Fred Fish and
Jos. Davis, who aro wanted lu that
stato for tho crime of burglary. Tho
men aro under arrest In Southern Ore
gon, nnd will bo returned to 'Utah by
Sheriff J. N. Harmon, who was a call-
NEW TODAY .
Dress Making. Done nt 191 ChurcU
street. Shirt waists and skirts a
specialty. -1-7-31
For Rent. A nont cottage, furnished,
on Twelfth streot, betweon Court
nnd Chomaketa streets. Inqulro at
37C Church street. 4-7-31
Found. Of no particular valuo ox
copt-to tho owner, a pocket memo
randum book, with papers and pos
tal notu stub No. 53.05G for 1C.
For Sale. On Aslum Avonue and
Statesman street, grocery store, G
room liousa, yatd finest, kitchen
and bath room. Inqulro at store, or
see J. V. Lyons, ono block north of
storo 4-7-3t
Wanted. Span of horses to weigh
1000 to 1100, aged G or C years, and
color to bo black, bay or sorrel. In
quire of Mltcholl. lyowu & Staver,
State street. 4-7-3t
igress re- 4T .
f(lUCAGO STOEB
J JPjBO&JLES jsajrgmn house
TH B OR BAT ID AV
At the Chlcaeo Store All our previous efforts to please and 'give
sreat bargains 10 our customers Is completely outdone by the
supcalor values we hive to show you on Tuesday. The prlces.we
are asking for reliable first-class dry goods Is a surprise to all
who see them. SALE FOR THIS DAY ONLY
At 29c per yard. Ilenutlful high
grado Jap Silks, beautiful, rich colors;
tho rogular prlco IS 39c. For this day
only. 29c.
At $3.49. Hoautlful "Whlto China
Silk Waists, mado by the host manu
facturers; olaborately trimmed;; tho
regular price Is $5. For this day only,
$3.49.
At 85c per yard. Black Silk Peau
do Sole Lustrous Cloth; heavy and
thick; everv yard guaranteed not to
cut or crock; tho rogular price Is S1.35
per yard. For this boJo only, S5c.
At $4.90. Cream "Whlto Peau do
Solo Silk Waists, the latest trim
mings; tho nowest designs; thoy aro
sample waists and nro the swollest
you over saw. .The regular -price Is
JS.S0. or this solo only. $4.90.
Af $1.19. Ladles' Snow "White
Hemmed Stitch Undershirts with
drop skirt mado of sheer linen lawn;
thoy aro beauties; tho regular price la
$2.25. For this sale only $1.19.
At 35c per yard. Crystal Cord
Wash Silk; all tho now shades; the
regular p;rlce Is 50c. For this sale
only, 35c.
At $1.95. Silk Madras Shirt Waists.
beautifully trimmed; tho regular
price Is $3.50. For this tale only,
$195.
Please ask for goods Advertised. We have stacks of them here to show)"1'
McEYOY BROS., SKie. or-
Phone 220J.
cr at tho office of tho governor today
to get tho necessary papers
A Lynching
InArkansas
Memphis, April 7. Information wu
received from Warren, Ark., todar
that a 17-year-old negro was lynched
by a mob, which forced tho Jail. Ifc
had assaults and badly injured i
whito woman.
THE BEST
"Easter Cud values are at
Patton's." We borrow that
phrase from our customers,
who know the merit of our
offerings. Don't dwell on
our low prices, they are
attractive of coutse, tut
the dainty deslens and col
orlnes are caually com
mandlne. Special prices
made to Sunday Schoolu.
Rattans Book Store
Our blue and white China has
arrived, also a large slili
ment of Shopping Baskets.
Ttc Vatiety Store.
94 Court St- Annora At. Welch, Prop
Spring Time has come andso his
J. A. PATTERSON
with a full line of New Furniture.
Carpets, Ranees. Stoves. Wall Paper.
Moldings it you want bargains U
sure to call and examine my cooasaoj
prices before purchasing elsewhere
I will also exchange new coods fr
second hand goods.
J. A. PATTERSON,
(Successorto J-A. Rotan )
307 Commercial bt.
SALEM. - - OREGON.
Across from I'oatoffice.
At 15c per yard. Gonuino Irish Br j
nen dross goods, the best goods mat
splendid for summer wear; tho rep
lar price Is 25c. For this salo onU.j
15c.
At 23c Der yard. Ami Silk; all colon.
looks llko silk, and will wear better:!
3C Inchos wide: the regular price Hi
39c. or this salo only, 23c,
Great Bargains In Muslin i
White Goods. For this sale.
20o organdies, all colors, ywd '-W
7Cc Calico Wtappora, 39c
Great haxga! a In SHU Fancy and
Colored Dress goods.
At 98 per pair. French Kid
Gloves; the best In America for jf
- - - i
prlco; tho regular pricols ItJ"-
.t.lrt enlf m1.. Ofin
HUB D1W m.ij, uv- .
T .ll, iR on.l 1 Shirt VVlU
vory slightly soiled. Sale price f
tills day only, 19 and 35c.
quicks oi wuummciira .
Af la n.r varrf. Lace SU1J8
n -i- t. . mi.t.nna- the ret""
lar price Is 35o a yard. For thU t
only, 19c, a yard.
Ladles' Hosiery and ubom-
cheap- rt 1
up to 45 and 50c. For this sale o-
Men's Hats. Suspenders. NecktWj
and Hosiery at reduced pnee
n