THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1903.
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FQfc WOMEN
Women s Watches aro nowadays moat diminutive and dainty affairs,
and in somo of Uiem, unhappily time keeping qualities havo not beon as
carefully seen to as lias the beauty or their cases. The BARR STORE
does not nt all believe In this sort of thing; and more pretlnoss admits no
wntch to our stock, Tho movements of all our ladles' watojibs-are carefully
Inspected and wo can ctmranteo that thov nm nt fnnittona nrA rn
each ladles' watch wo offer tho externnl tastlness Is allied totruo Internal
goodness. From tho dainty llttlo Chatelaine Watches at as low as ?G. Up
to our most magnificent Ladles' Watches at as high as $125, thoro is no
fear but they will amply pjease and satisfy tho buyer.
Corner State and
liberty Streets,
Salem.
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H H 1 HI Htl 1 1 n u H I4.land to ntetnd tho session of the grand
lodgo, Degreo of Honor, this woak.
Hon. nnd Mrs. Win, Armstrong, of
South Salem, havo gono lo attend tho
' vnttmflni t0 it nlmia fc il.H A t tt
W.. grand lodge, In Portland this
week.
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PER60NAL8.
Mrs, Hal D. Pntlon went to Portland
last evening. J
J. Jr. Kylo wont to Portland thin
morning for n brief business visit.
uov. W. u. Winnns went to Portland
1 tills morning for ci tew days' stay.
Miss Qrnca Scott, of Albauy. Is vis-
ltlng friends and rolatlves In this city.
Hon. J Q. Wilson left-this morning
for his ranch nt Turner- for n short
stay. .
Hx-Oov. J. II. Flotchor wont to Port
land this morning for a Btay of n fow
Cloys.
Governor Chnmnorlnln returned this
pnornlng from a visit to his homo at
Portland.
Mrs. R. S. Bean wont to Gladstone
'ark and Portland tills motnlng for n
short stay.
D. u Oreon wont to Portland this
i morning for n week's stny at tho grand
lodgo of A. O. U. W.
Dr. Oeo. W. Hlggor. of La Orando.
Oregon. Ib In tho city, visiting nt tho
homo of, J. H Godfrey.
John A. Shafor. ot Turner, ennio
( down this morning On a visit to his
.son. FranclB E. Shafor.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McFaddon aro
In Pprtlano to nttontl tho sessions of
i tho gand lolgo, A. O. U. W.
i Mr. and Mrs. a, 0. Durcn and Miss
iLeda Buren loft this morning for Now-
I port for a wook b stay nt tho beach.
u. a. aray mauo a short visit to
tChomawa this morning to lookovor
itho work on tho now buildings thoro.
F. P. Talklngton wont to Hot Lake.
Union county, this morning' for a few
(weeks' stay at this famous health re-
sort.
Mrs. M. E. Jackson, of Brownsville,
lloft today for her homo, nftor a week's
Ivislt with nor son, J, W, WHlson and
Ifamllj
Joseph Smith, of Portland, formor-
Ely n resident of Salem. Js In tho city,
'visiting with J. W. Wilson nnd other
I friends.
Mrs. Carrlo Holman nnd Mrs. Mary
i Thatcher loft last evening for Port-
Tho Misses Flota nnd Vovn Mngors,
of Portland, dnu'ghtors of Judge J..E.
Mngors, left last evening for their
home, after a six weeks visit at tho
homo ot Mrs. J. Ji Mngors. In this city.
1? H. Raymond went to Portland
Inst ovonlng to nttoud tho grand lodgo.
A. O. U. W.. this week. Ho returned
from Wllholt yostordny morning In
tlmo to go to tho grand lodge
Edward ShU-lds. ot r Portland, whn
was In Snlom Inst ovonlng nt the open
ing of Shield's Park, returned to his
home this morning, well satisfied with
tho outlook for tho success of this
onturo.
R. O Nichols, of Snn Frnnclscb.
who spent tho past fow days In this
city, tho guest of J. W. Reovos, loft
this morning for Junction City for a
short stay, boforo returning to his
home.
State Labor Commissioner O. P.
Hoff wont to Portland this morning,
to bo nt tho bedsldo of his only son,
who Is lying dangoiously III at tho
hospital, and has had to undergo sev
eral operations
l H'.'D'Arcy. Frank Wlllman, J. S.
Pennabakor and E. G, Marsh were
among thoso going to' Portland Inst ev
ening to attend tho session of tho
Grand lodgo. A. O. U. W., as delegates
from tho Snlcm lodges of thp order.
Mr. and Mrs. Will G. Stool aro In
Salem, and Mr. Stool appeared In tho
governor's ofllco. nnd Invited that gon
tloman to accompany tho MaznmaB
on tholr contemplated trip to Crater
Lake nnd Mt. Mazama, August 4th, on
a two-wcoks' Jour of exploration.
C. F. Cnroy and II. II. Tumor re
turned last evening from Wllholt.
Thoy wont ovor on Saturday, going In
by way of Sllverton, nnd returned by
way of tho Molalla route. Their cy
clomotors registered 35 miles going,
and 43 mlios returning, but tho Jast
named routo was fouml to bo far tho
host and most comfortnblo, dcsplto
tho greator distance.
J. O, Sutton, who for tho past trn
years has boon engaged In tho Capital
book bindery, loft today for San Fran-
The Spa and California Bakery
havo added anothor bakor to thoir shop and will havo
On Hand at All Times
a' full lino of fresh cakes, German coffee bread, etc.
114 State Street. 93 Court Street.
cTsFoTVBefo'hsTaTfeaTa position "with'
a large book manufacturing establish
ment. , 1 y
H. N. Cockerliho, special ngcntffor
the Northwestern Life Insurance Com
pany, returned tills morning from n
two weeks' trip to Chicago nnd Mil
waukee.' spending a fow days at the
head office of his company. He re
ports a- very pleasant trip, nnd says
that In somo of tho Mississippi valley
states heavy rains fell during his stay
thero. especially In Illinois and Ne
braska.
Orraan Bean. Fraik Rhodes. Alex.
MeGeo and j:idon Dnmon loft this
morning for Netart's Bay for a three
weeks' outing. Two of tho young men
went In a wngon. carrying n llborally
supplied comralssinry ' department,
whllo tho other two rodo tholr wheols.
Fishing tacklo sufficient for nil noeds
made up a part of the equipment but
tho young men had wisely provided
r.ttnlnst the day when fish would not
"bite." by laying In n good store of
provisions, nnd, though they may not
report as largo a catch ot fish as old
cr men always tell ot on tholr return
from similar occcaslons, the boys nro
cortaln of n good tlmo, nnd that Is tho
primary object of tho trip.
WlllryTonlaht
County Clerk Roland this morning
Issued n ninrrlapo license to James F.
Kinder, of Now York, nnd Miss Myrtlo
Marsh, of this city, upon tho nflldavlt
of Mr. C. Marsh, fnthor of the young
lndy. Miss Marsh Ib well known In
this city, whero she was raised, and
where sho was one ot tho most suc
cessful teachers In tho public schools.
She has been 111 for somo time, but
recently recovered hor honlth In n
pleasure. Tho wedding will be sol
emnlzed at tho Marsh home this ov
onlng. Swiped a Bicycle.
Tho thoft of a bicycle from Follx
Hamilton has been reported to tho
pollco The wheel wns taken from
tho sldownlk. whore the ownor had
loft It standing for n llttlo whllo. Tho
officers' nro working on tho cast, and
oxpoct to locnto tho culprit, who is
probably a boy, and also tho wheel,
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Removal of Alore "
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Repairing a Watch
Of tho finest workmanship Is a barnch
of our business that wo glvo special
attontlon to. Our repairing depart
ment Is conducted with tho utmost
skill, diamonds are reset, and Jewelry
of all kinds Is repaired In the most
perfect manner, besides optical work
of all kinds,
C. T. Pomeroy ".. . . .
Jeweler and Optician, S88 Com. St.
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BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.ii
i GRAIN BDYKRS AND SHIPPERSOF GJR A TT I
Oats For Sale.
HOP GROWERS SUPPLIES. Crude anil stick Sulphur.
J J. G. Graham, Agent, 207 Commercial St.. Salem. Ohl
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Tho mnny frlonds of Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. P. Qoorgo will bo pleased to lenrn
tho oporntlon performed by Dr.
.Rocky, of Portland, has proven en
tirely successful, and that Mrs. Ocorgo
will bo homo Monday, frco, for tho
first tlmo in seven years, from pain.
During that tlmo Mrs. Ocorgo has
been a sufferer, to the degreo of mar
tyrdom, her trouble being facial neu
ralgia. Every remedy was tried, uoth
local and other talent being consulted,
and finally Mrs. Ocorgo wont to Eu
ropo In hopes of getting relief, but
thoso hopes wore futllo. A fow weeks
ago Mr. and Mrs. Qcirgo called upon
Dr. Rocky, of Portland, and gave him
a history of tho caso. Ho diagnosed
tho case as ono of facial neuralgia, and
stated tho only reniody was an oporn-
tlnn On .Tulv fith Mm Anni-cn went In
PnrMnml. nml nil tlift lOMi thf nnnl-n !
tlon was nerfomodt It involved tho
trephining of tho patient, tho lifting
of tho brain and tho soggrcgatlon of
tho Gassorlan ganglion, and tho re
moval of nn Inch ot tho diseased
nerve. Tho resultant hemorrhage had
to bo absorbed by gauzo packs, and
those wore successfully removed a
fow days nftor tho oporatlon. It wns
a very difficult, and a very dangerous,
piece of surgory. but It wns successful
In ovory way, tho deadly and torrlfio
pain, of which neurnlgla furnishes tho
limit, and from which .Mrs. Ocorgo has
not beon free for sevon years is gono.
never to return. Dr. Rocky is recog
nized as ono of tho loading surgeons
of tho coast, and, In fact, of tho wholo
country.
Getting Ready
for the Fair
As nn outcome of the strlko of tho
operators and linomon of tho Pacific
States Telophono & Telegraph Com
pany, n rival telophono system may
bo put In tho field In tho courao of n
few days, says thb Bpokano Press.
Tho Press has- It on good authority
that tho firm of Doorr, Mltcholl & Co.,
tho electric denlers, will, within n
fow days, apply to the city council for
a franchlso to establish n now telo
phono system In this city.
Doerr. Mltcholl & Co.. already havo
a franchlso from tho city for n mes
songer system, nlso for a system of
burglar alarms, and It has been ex
pected for somo tlmo that they would
oventually try to get n telophono
irnnchlso A mombor of tho firm wns
nskod todny If tho report was trtio
tlint they wore to apply to tho city
council for a franchlso, nnd ho stated
that ho would neither deny or nfTlrm
tho report. Potor r,arson, tho mil
lionaire mining man, Is reported ns
lielng bohlnd tno proposed now com
pany. Tho first of tho removal orders will
bo glvon to tho compnny todny by Its
striking employes.' Many havo nl
rondy been turned In by tholr pat
rons but the first list thnt has so far
been given them by tho strikers will
lro turned in today, nnd they numbor
about 1000. leaving a balanco of a
thousand, that tho girls havo not yot
glvon over to" thoir central body.
Tho object In turning this list of
removal orders ovor" t6 tho officials
of tho company nt this tlmo is to
show tho strength and activity of tho
strikers. In tho hopo that It may in
fluence mnttors In bolng brought tc
nn early settlement
In tho meantime tho girl strlkors
nro kooplng up tholr spirits nnd tho
work of getting signatures to removal
orders goes on ls vigorously as 6n tho
start
Thero appears to bo no visible
chnngo In tho aspect of tho lineman's
strlko, the compnny, as yet, not hnv
Ing algnlflod Its intention or with
drawing from Its position of not
treating with tho strikers.
Local linemen havo nrcnnlxnii n hi
cyclo brlgnda, and theso do picket
muy, looxing nitor operations or tho
company, nnd lend nsBlstnrtco to the
girls.
Membors of tho union deny tho
stntemont being circulated that C. M.
Allon. foreman or the telophono com
pany, Is a membor of the union.
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SPBBR BROS.
Jfic dozen for eggs
iOc per lb for hens
1 7 i-2c per lb far, batter
In trade, less Q percent in cash
iiif ntinf f at-f iiiii-iiiiiii:
Harritt & Lawrence
Sell more Groceries atri tetter Groceries tfcsn ANYBODY
There's where you get GOOD treatment tad GOOD roods
Slopinaudweforypuraelt oiibV. q. dijoCKRY.
President Wehrung. of tho state fair
board, is In tho city to look after the
progress at tho fair grounds, whero ox
tenslvo Improvements are bolng made.
Mr. Wehrung Is enthusiastic ns to tho
prospects for this year's fair, and pre
dicts that it will bo tho biggest and
best over hold In tho state, a greater
variety of fine breeds and better stock
will bo shown than oven last year,
which Itself was a record-broakor In
that lino. Tho rtces will bo bettor
than over before, more and hotter
horses having been entored for tho big
harness ovonts than In former years.
and all horsemon are looking forward
to one of tho most successful raco
meetings ovor held on tho coast
The board Is still negotiating with
tho ownor of Cresceus, tho great
trotting stallion, to appear In oxhl
hltlon work, and with good prospects
for success.
Tho stock salo, -which It was Ije
llovcd might bo a failure for a year or
two, already promlnes to be a great
success, and many fine cattlo will bo
placed on sale. None but registered
stock, standard bred, will bo offered
for sale, and enough has already been
promised to mako the succoss of this
department assured. Mr, Harrlman
an extensive brooder of fine stock and
an experienced auctioneer, will bo in
chargo'of the sales department, and
will personally conduct tho sales. He
Is from Missouri, and has sold at auc
tlon more fine stock than any other
man In tho West.
The county exhibits aro moving
along nicely, and will bo by no means
the-smallest of the attractions at the
big fair fn fact, the agricultural
show will be a revelation to all. and
will surprise oven thoso who have at
tended the fair year after year, and
who thought that the efforts of tho
past few seasons could not be equalled
In the future.
Mr. Wehrung goes to Portland this
evening, but will return tomorrow,
and will do everything In his power tq
have the Improvements now under
way at the fair grounds completed
long before the fair open In September.
Attention, Comrades.
Tho annual pjlcntc nnd camp fire
will bo glvon nt Bovon Oaks, Hampdon
Park addition, nt tho homo of R. E.
Wands. Thursday. July 23d. All old
soldiers and, their families nro most
cordnlly Invited to como. Come ear
ly, and do not forget tho army ra-
Above 'nobody's reach
Schilling's Best are not best in
the sense of extravagant ; true
and full-strength ; cheap.
Your grocer's; moneyback.
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BICYCLES
The Swellest of All
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That is why we are still selling three
wheels where we sold one at this tune
last yean
Call in and inspect the 1903 models f
or ask our riders, they know, and you .
will have no trouble finding Rambler $
and National friends, i
Sundries
We have a conv
piete repair shop.
Bicycle Repaying
Wo ropair all makos of whools. Wo fit all makes of tires.
Give Us A Call,
We Tty To Please
SHIPP & HAUSER
The Bike Men
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It burns common Coal Oil fand not
much of It, either) with a clean, blue,
hot, smokeless flame. '
lthasnowlclctolxtfierwitu,llketlio ,V
old-faihioncd, yellow flame, emoting
and smcllfug Oil Stove,
Tho "Quick Meal Wlcklcss" was in. "
vented to enable ladles to do their cook
ing quickly and comfortably in n cool
kitchen, nml to prepare a "Quick Meal"
and cat it in comfort. "
The "Quick Meal' driven drudgery '
from tho kitchen nnd worry from the
Louse; It sweetens temper and it length
ens sleep. "Quick Meal" gloves inaka
twppy homes.
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R. M.
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tlons, hard tack chickens and beans.
Teams will bo at tho asylum at 9 a,
m to meet all who doslro to como,
and will como that far on tho street
car line.
Prosldont W. If, Wehrung, or tho
Stato Fair Hoard, Is In tho city, to
look nftor tho necessary Improve
ment now undor way at tho fair
grounds.
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BUYERS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
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Groceries
Hardware'
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Tinware
Glassware
Crockery
Boots,
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Dry Goods ,
Futaishiag Goods
The season is open for Binding Twine We quote the follow
ingjpricesj Standarvdel2 l2ci Diamond Manila 13 l2c a,
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Remember we are the only people selling Dry Goods and
b Gent's Furnishing Goods on State Street-
use Trib foe LUuor kablt
Speer Bros., Farmer's Store,
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