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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1903)
wvjpiTFWft" THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1903 S m WE ARE GOING TO START RIGHT I I MFflii X ATSWwcWSifc3(W BftB f f. O The Flm TBitt Neye Misrepresents STOCKTON & CO. .HONOR AMONG MERCHANTS. Years of experiorjeo has taught us to tell the truth and novor misrepresent anything False Representation A certain firm advertise that they havo purchased the entiro stock of Cloaks and Suits orderod by Holverson & Co. Tina is P0MT1VELY FALSE ab wo havo hundreds upon hundreds of IIol veffton'a now ready raudo garments on our racks, which wo are soiling at unhoard of reductions. The public knows our roputation for veracity and squaro doaling and as long as we are in busi turn wo will never resort to underhanded moane of getting trade. The only goods which any ilirm can attach Holverson it Co.'a namo to aro a few small cases which arrived' after wo bought tho stock, and which wo did not want. ' OUR GREAT SALES HAVE STIRRED UP OUR NEIGHBORS -AND WILL MAKE THE NEW BREW OF. Salem Beer .Because The Trade Is Comlne Our Way. ; Read Out Ads and Believe Them. A Merchant who will Misrepresent his Competitor will Misrepresent his goods Great Suit Reduction $10,00 Suits reduced to $ 6.00 512,50 Suits reduced to $ 8.00 so good that you will not want any other. We had to install now machinery, entirely renovate and remodel the pluut, and build new buildings in order to START RIGHT but we aro doing it becauso wo leol that tho peoplo will bo proud of tho article wo will produce and will give their support. Wo want your trade and expect to merit it. Why not try a case of bottled beer? Call Phono Main 2131. Wo will bring it to ynu. s reweru Association. $15,00 Suits reduced to $1750 Suits reduced to $20.00 Suits reduced to $25,00 Suits reduced to $10.00 $n.7o $13.50 $17.00 Can't get Together Ladies', Misses' and Children's Jackets, Capes, Suits, Mackintoshes, Fats, Skits, Etc t . Hundreds of doxeiia of " Wayno Knit" Hojiory, scores of "Palmer Garments" are horo to bo closed out at great reductions. "What yo react about in out acts you will see in oar store THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF NEW GOODS OF ALL KINDS STOCKTON & CO., FAIR MERCHANTS Successors to T. Holverson & Co. Kansas City, .Mo., Sept. 28. Tho iron workers' convention this morning la excited over n circular received from tho housesmlths, of Now York, bemuse they wore not allowed a seat In tho convention. It was addressed to Duchannn, and reads: "In refusing us n charter you endorso all that's rot ten and bad In trades unionism. You lose the greatest city In tho country, and there will bo nothing left of your union In Now York before threo months pass. Any organization rely Ing on brute strength will ond In ills ruptlon." Continuing, tho circular attacks thoso who, It says, called tho strikes, becauso money was not com ing In fast enough. Parks nroso and said tho housesmlths aro a bunch of scabs, formed Into a fako union by their employers. Tho convention olects officers tomorrow. Trench, of San Francisco seems to havo tho lead. NEW TODAY Dr. J. H. Brewer, physician and sur geon. Office 0 ray block. Office phone No. 91. Residence phone No. 1221. Wanted. At tho Cottago hotel, a wo man second cook. 9-2S-3t For Rent. A sulto of rooms. Inqulro at 178 Stato street. 9-28-3t For Rent A Willamette- University scholarship at a bargain. Call at Journal office. 9-28-3t Tinhorns Have a Panic Nervousness and Eye Stra go together. We give particular attention to these com plications. The nervous exhaustion which results from strain upon the delicate muscles of the eye can only be understood by careful student of the nervous system. We have been giving this particular study our attention with results which seem marvelous to those benefited with our new system and specially ground lenses for these complications. If you have tried various opticians and had no results satisfactory to you don't give up until you have seen us. C. H. HINGES, Pioneer Optician 18 Stat Strut. Next deer te LM ft Bem'iuk WHEAT MARKETS. Chicago, Bopt. toWheat, VHO GOLD DUST FLOUR ' Ma4 hy THE SIBNEY POWER COMPANY SJtkwy, Orfn. M4 for foully use. ask your Bteetr tor It. Dru and feeti always on band. A. T. WALN Aeent Ftmk ' asus Cfcsssisk CrsftSM at fltct&ck lAMvrf Nfo, rw wW4 4 Foty Men Wanted Forty men on powerhouse coastttfcrkra work at Silver ton. Common labor, carpen ters, bricklayers and other meckatJcs wanted at once. A. B. Ktfrt, Silvertoa, Ore. 99. Dtitd Ptunts. Dried Primes Drteef Primes Catt and s s Wfere yo ' sM ycr Crf James M. Kyi & Co 75CecfticJAtSr. Second Hand Sewing Machines Wo havo qulto a number of excellent sowing machines all makes, that wo will sell cheap. Fall sewing coming along now makes It worth while. Drop In ami svo them. No harm It you dou't buy. F. A. WIGGINS Implement House. 255-257 Liberty St, Salem. Farm Machinery. Dtcycles, Automo biles. Sewing Machines aaii Supplies N. H. Burley Sewing Machine Repairing. Jow York, Sept 2S. Tho mnrkot ordered on n panic this morning, nnd thoro nre now low records to steel , stocks nnd local tractions. Rallies fol lowed the slump. j Shortly bofore 1 o'clock steel pro 'ferret! sold at 59. This recalls tho fact that tho steol trust sold profnrrs. stock to Us employes for $82 n sharo. Now York. Sept, 28. Just boforo closing there was a new low record mndo for Pennsylvania stocks. This Country SeUBxample Washington, Sept. 28. Congress man Dertholdt. of Missouri, who has just returned from the Vienna meet ing of the parliamentary union for In ternational arbitration, today 'says that flattering references wero ntado to the United Btutos for tho Alabama affair, nnd they nralsed Prpsiripnt hT)ntaainH ih t. In .. fit . tuvav.v.v iui uia recognition 01 ino Hague In tho Plus fund dispute Tho International union, which Is com posed exclusively of members of the national legislative bodies, meets at St. Louis next year. For Sale, At a bargain, n well matched team of young horses. Weight about 1100. Address It. W. Tuckor, Aumsvlllc. 9-28-lwk Wanted Tho highest market prices paid for all kinds of hay, oats nnd bnrley. Charles O'Drlcn, 401 Cap! tnl strcot, Snlora Oregon. 9-28-6t For Rent. Seven-room house." All modern Improvements. Also two furnished rooms for light house keeping. 85 Commercial street. j, 9-28-31 Wanted Manngor for branch ofllco wo are locating horo In Salem. Ad dress promptly, with references, Tho Morris Wholesalo House, Cincinnati, Ohio. 9-28-3t CASH REQUIRED ip p 4P P py Pattons Book Store. M tobuyechool Dook.owlir to the account of the vers low mnrzln on which .thti arc sou -no credit will it allowed to any one. Par c its Should sec that their children are sucplled with tho cash when tnev mike their purchase. We cm sjpnly every want at t savin. . . . , Lost. Kngllsh setter pun. ona year old, whlto with brown spot over half ' of loft ear, and ono under rlchL Lnst I seon Thursday cvonlng of fair on big steel bridge. Return to 320 Com mercial street and rccolvo rownrd. 9-28-Ct You'ro losing thorn. WHAT? Yoti Old Accounts We can help yoa Collect Try ocr System No collections No charges.... sulto 4 275 Commercial St, of 'Phono Main 801. VAN ALSTINE, GORDON A CO, A. R. MORGAN & CO., Manasera Tillman Trial is on I Lexington. S. C, Sept. 2S. The : Tillman trial for tho murder of Kdt- tor GousaUs, began this morning. Till man now has n elevon counsel and the prosecution six Issued ' More Writs Cripple Cwek. Coto,. Sent. SS.'-Thd court this morning Issued Vrltfl of ha beas corpus for the release of tho four strike leaders now counnM In the bull pen, returnable Friday Fell From His Gallery Cdlnburg, Sept, 2S. Thet, celobrated. artist. Rom. feu from tna gallery or his .studio today, and .,- viiiod in. atantt. John P Mulkev. a ninni- nr i t county died at his home on tho Mo-' mcxmSimE mtjvm'jum!& MiAlWAMN HOUSE- Geat Offering of Reliable up-to-date Merchandise Tho peoplo of Salem and tho Wllla motto valley may thank tho Chicago Storo for tho low prices thoy now pay for their Dry Goods. Wo cut th price from a quarter to a half on any nrtlclo advertised by our competit ors We aro no amateurs In tho business. Wo know where to buy thwt goods so we can- retail them over the counter cheaper than othor house can buy them wholesale, Monday and Tuesday will bo the greatest bargain days that wero ever at tho Chicago Store. Wo will offler goods at prlcea that will make competitors shiver In their shoes. Wo have them hero, too many of them, and they must be disposed of at reckless prices. It would'tako both sides of this paper to tell you one half tho story, sowo merely mention tho classes of goods that will bfl thrown open forlnapectlen: S'lk x Velvet Dress Goods Jackets Capos Ribbons Notlqns ' , ' Corssts shrt Waists Umbrellas - Napkins wool Flannels Outing Flannels WaUtlngs lllanketa' Domestics Muslins Handkerchiefs Men's Furnishings Dress Skirts Walking Skirts Hosiery Underwear Kid doves Fura Wrappers Dressing Sacks Table Linens Towels , .. Comforts Cotton Bats White Goods Embroideries Lacea Knit Wool Shawls Ladle's Undersk'ts Hats and Caps hawk rtvr You will do yourself and your pocket book an InjusUce-lf-you don't get uur prices ueroro Duylng. The Cheapest tore In the Northwest McFVftY RRnC Proprietors. (ULLYUI BnUO,, CqartSt, Salem, Or. i tsiisWwj.