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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAYS NOVEMBER it,' 1303 ) . r2 .. .1 BIGHT - , fc- Ity & Stockton & Co. SUCCESSORS TO T HOLVERSON & CO. The Powef of Ptice ns we hav flzurod It down to command the public's attention, not ail to make a clean sweep of our Immense stocks of goods, and thus Doable us to combine our two stores In the near future. Wo have never bought anything but the best of merchandise; no Immltatlons, no shoddy ever .came Into either store. This Is self evident fact, established, and the fact that we bought the Holverson store at our own price Is sufficient proof that we are selling bettor goods for less money than any other firm. Men's Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings Dig stocks' to select from and every Item has been reduced In price. Great Reductions in Dress Hotel Arrivals The Willamette. 8. II. Friend. San Francisco. C "W. Foster. San Francisco A. A. Fuller, Roeebiirg. J. J. ong. Marquam. Ed. Graves, Marquam. C Mltomo, city. W. F. Kelly, Portland. S. I McDonald, San Francisco. C. P. Jordon, Portland. Frank A. Peters, Portland. J. W. Mlnto, Portland. Paul D. Walsh. Canton, O. David M. Dunne, Portland 1A I. offman, Seattle. MORE BAD BOYS. Cement Work Mutilated on East State Street A new cement sidewalk has recontly been put down In front of tho Dick Carey residence, on Kast State street, by "Mr. Veach, the cement workor. Af ter he had done one of his prettlost Jobs some bad boys took tho troublo to mutilate It in several placos. This not only costs considerable otra work and expense, but leaves the marks for ever. This kind of behavior on their part is criminal and desorvos the full penalty of the law. Attempt Postponed. Kansas City, Nov. 4. Owing to rains, Groeecus attempt to lower the .record was postponed until Saturday. WHEAT MARKETS. Chicago, 7Sttc, Nov. . Wheat, 7940 Gold Dust Flour q epw THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon. Made for family use. Ask your grocer for It Bran and shorts al ways on hand. A. T. Wain, Agt. Fresh Peanat Taffy Chocolate Chips Chocolates and TaffiesToday AT Edward Ellis. 144 State 9t Dxied Prunes Dried Prtracs Dried Prtraes Call and see as before yon sell yot r Crop James M.Kylc& Col' i 75 Commercials?. SFicwi de dU&j Values oi Silve. Our great fall ware sale of Rogers Knives, Forks, Soup Spoons and Tea Spoons is still going on and ecorca of customers aro being inado happy by saving 00 per cent on thoso old reliable-goods, .ROGERS H1817M and ourjrau SPEOIAL BRANDS are tba beat goods on the market, aud were never before sold at so low a figure iu Salem. Consult our slock aud learu our prices before buying. CHAS. H. HINGES, Jeweler and Optician, 88 State Street. Next door to UU & Bash's Bask, con Ladies' Wraps, Suits, Shoes and Furnishings Two storoe full of fashionable merchandise and sale prices prevail In evory Instance. Goods at Both Stores PANAMA POLITICS AND CANAL (Continued from first pace.) free, and that any bombardment of either Pannma or Colon will be re garded as Intolerable by the United 8tta, because of our agreement to preserve order on the Isthmus, and that a bombardment of either town would threoton to dostroy the railway proporty. which we are bound to pre serve. The state department has neon Informed of the revolutionary move ment throughout the Isthmus in gen eral, and, while Colon Is held by tho government, tho troops, generally, aro nou concentrated at Bogota, which la zu days distant irom tne isinmus, anu the government lacks transportation facilities. As a result of the confer ence this morning between President Roosovelt nnd Hay, orders will bo Is-1 sued to tho naval vessels stationed on eunor siuo or me mnmus mat tne mwhoIll a posmon of great Importanco ty of tho navy Is to remain Impartial, an(J rogponslbillty. as uotween tne rovoiuuonary torcos and govornmont troops, but order must be proeorved on the Isthmus nt all hazards. Beyond these Instructions the commanding ofllcers will be ex pected to use their own judgment in adopting measures. Will 8a-ve the State. Sheriff Shnckleford, of Wallowa county, this wornlng brought two prisoners to the penitentiary to servo one year each for horse-stealing. The men are Fred Jonos and Bass Craw ford. The shorlff was accompanied by two rub res, and the cost of bringing (the prisoners to Salem was S194.C0. THIS FALLS Writing Pipers all have that "fabric finish." but none so successful as Nurd's Linen Lawn " Tbls caper has three essentials, ttood taste, attract ive abearance and a perfect wrltln surface, besides a va rlety of cro per tints asd shapes Anvthtnr Incorrect stationery we have it. Pattons Book Store. Let Us Do Your Collecting VAN AC&TINE, GORDON A CO., Quite 4 576H Commercial 8t, or Phone Main 801. A. R. MORQAN 4b CO, Managers, BARON BREATHES BLOOD His Wife Elopes With a Downy Lipped Dudelet A Stern Chase is Long-but the Baron Promises a Close and Gory Finish Berlin, Nov. i. A sensation, in arts tocratic circles Is the elopement of Baroness Bamberg, wife of n multl millionaire, with a ponniless young of ficer, Lieut. Monlnccko, It Is believed they are headed for America. The baron is In pursuit, and says he will kill the lieutenant when4 be catches him. OREGON RAILWAY WORKERS Organizer Apperson Spends the Day at Salem Wm. It Apperson, a nephew of Capt, John Apperson. of Oregon City, and secretary of the Oregon Division of the- United Brotherhood of Rail way Employes, spent the day In the city, Interviewing the score or more of members of that organisation at Sa lem. Ho was accompanied by State Labor Commissioner 0. P. Hoff on his calls about the city. All whlto railway employes are members of this Union, and it is one of the stroncost and moot conservative bo;l08 of orgnniied labor In tho world, ranking In point of gonoral Intelligence with tho Printers Unions, who aro recognized as being tho very head and front of all labor organizations. Socrotary Apperson in secretary and but(n08 ngent of Ul0 tj, b. r, e., ad ASYLUM PHYSICIAN RESIGNS Dr. W.. T. Williamson Tatas Charge of Portland Sanitorium Dr. T. Wllllnmson. first physician at the Oregon state Insane asylum, ! 1111 his resignation today, to take ef- feet November lith. Ilu has become one of three owners of the Jit. Tabor sanitarium, at Portland. His resigna tion was not yet In the hands of the state officials this afternoon. I Irrigation Board, I The stato land board thlB afternoon appointed an Irrigation commission, ( whose business It will be to draft nil , Irrigation bill, to be submitted to the ' next legislature. The commission consists of Henry E. Ankeay. of Ster ling, and C. W. Maliett, of Ontario. , both practical Irrigators; F. G. Halloy, of Pendleton, and 55era Snow, of Port tland. attorneys, and H. V Gates, of HDUUoro. as engineer. How About Pennsylvania. Washington, Nov. 4. Roosevelt de clines to comment on yeeterda's elec tions, except to say that he Is gratified at the result in Ohio. Many new things In jewelry this year THINK OF HINGES. Jersey Bull Oregon TV Rioter, No. C3.694, A. Ji 0. C, took first premium at all Northwest fairs In 1903. Ready for service on Garden Road, near S. P. track. L. F. MARS. Prop. 10-S9-lm NEW TODAY A Snap. Six-roam house and barn. In (juitv at ISO State street. Sprngue a. Co li-4-lwk For Sale Qhesp. Team or young war, good Barnes, wagon and ..bank; Jto nUlicaUr. new egk. stove BWjSjah,sM furniture, etc.; alec. two, good yquag cow, l better. i fat beg, chiekees awl Toulouse getcte. Address J. Murdoch, Route 8. Salem, (sear Clear Lake school house.) 11-4 lwk CITY POLITICS BREWING Republican City Committee Called Together The selection of the judges and clorks of election, and the polling tion in puces, lor uie cuiuiug uiiy en-cuuu hi !. ., , , c i - . the seven wards of Greater Salem, and me tan oi me iieiiuuiu-uu uuy tuui- mlttee to meot, has aroused dormant' interest in the city olectlon. The list of election officers are pub lished elsewhere, and will be found to be generally satisfactory, being rep resentative cltlsens and competent men. The Republican city commutes meets Friday evening, according to following call issued teday: Meeting of City Committee. The. Republican city central com mittee is -requested to meet at tho city ball police court room, Friday evening, November 6. at 7:30 o'clock to flx dates, for primaries and such other buslnoss as may come before the committee. The committo In- vlntoa Republicans of each of tho three new wards to meot with them to select ward committeemen from their re spective wards. K. LA FORE, Chairman. Besides selecting a member of the new city committee from each of the new wards, tharo Is a vacancy to fill in the first ward, caused by C. D. Mln ton having changed his residence to Lincoln county. The other membors of the committee are: E. LaFore. chairman: R. A. Croeian. secretary; F. T. Wrlghtman, for second ward; B H. Flagg, for third ward; Lon Wain for the fourth ward. The new com mittee wlllbe composed of seven membors beside the chairman and sec retary. Kick In the Seventh. Ed. Jeurnal: Pormit on humble seventh warder to say that thore are 40 or 50 voters in tho Yew Park end of that ward, and the location of the polling place, In the Jory fruit drier, is very Inconvenient for us. A location nearer the ILncoln school houso would be more Just to this large ward, and a judge or a clerk of the election should have been given to our 'end of tho ward. Wo aro not so numerous, but we aro all GRAVEL. There wero representatives of the seventh ward at the meeting of the city council last night, but none from tho "gravel" end of it. But it may not be too lato to change it, nnd If It can be done the council will move the polling place noarer tho center of the ward. THE LATEST RETURN (Continued from page one.) the Republican majority on Joint bal lot wilt oxceed 74. Loulsvlllo. Ky., Nov. i. With the close of an election characterized by an unusually heavy vote, numerous disorders and evidence nf many uross Irregularities, the re-election of Gov ernor Beckham, Dem over Colonel Morris II. llelUnari. Rep, by a majority of, fully 15,000 seems assured. The Re publicans concede the election of Gov ernor Beckham. Boston. Nov. I. With returns com plete from every town and city in the state, the total vote for governor to day stands: Bates, Rep., lS9,t8; Gas ton. Dem., 163.S4I. The rest of tlu ktate KepuuHcan ticket was also elected. The legislature remains practically unchatKvU, so far as the Democrats and RepHbKrans are coacernsd, but j tho Socialistic party will be represent ed by only one. Trenton, N. J., Nov. -i.Tht Repub licans today elected four state sena tors and enoHKh of the assembly tc claim both houses, The entire Demo-' eratie assembly ticket was elected In Union eoHnty. which is a defeat fer Unit! States Senator Kean. Tha Re- rmbliran nommsee. wno were ravor able to his return to the senate, were opi.nly opposed at the poll by the aati-Keaa faction In that county. The next state senate witll stand 1-1 RepMVlIf ans ami eve Democrat lM the house at least S3 of the CO members will be Republican. Vhlladelphia. Nov. 4. ffcUrsatee trow the (ft coeeUes of the state In atoate a plurality for Mtthus, Rep, tor state treasurer, ef 317,731. Snyder, far aualter-Keaetal, ami Morrison' and leeAerson, tot judges ef the supreme court, wore given approximately the same Iroi&enee pluraHtiw. ProWdesee, R. I, Nev. -I. At W' nUj ht the returns todtcete the re-election of GoverBor Garvin, DeHL, by a greatly reduced plurality. The vote la Ivery close, however, and the resell probably will he ia doubt until the Medioines corns and Medicine! but lasting popularity can only be ob tained by proved lasting benefits. Have you ever considered why Beecham's Pills ire the greatest patent medicine and have outlived competitors? Nothing superior merit and usefulness, and iKafl 'they have proved themselves unequalled or removing the common aiimenis 01 " - . .... v.-- :.. men. women and children. Year in 'year out thousands of families i throughout tne WOHO Keep EECHAM'S PILLS ort hand for minor ailments, whicH, if not at once checked, will lead to serious illness. Don't experiment with untried remedies so persistently and plausibly of fered, but remember that Beecham's Piluj will prove every point claimed and will Roll on Forever If you would look well, feel well ind keep well, use Beecham's Pills. Sold Everywhere. In boxes, IQc. and g5o. GRAND OPERA HOUSE JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER BROADHURSTANDCURRIE Present Mason and Mason The Two Emperors of Germany la their latest success Rudolph and Adolph The createst musical comedy of the season Prlces-75c. 50c. 35c. Seats on sale at box office. Friday at 9 a m. last district is heard from. Dea Moines, Nov. 4. Returns re ceived up to midnight indicate tha re election of Governor Cummins by 60,- 000, nnd of his associates on the Re publican ticket by substantially the same pluralities. ' Omaha, Nov. 4 At 2 o'clock this morning the defeat of J. J, Sullivan, Democratic candldato.for the supreme bench, by John Barnee, Rep., is con ceded. Tho majority will be betwoon S00 anti 5000. The returns show fu sion gains. Salt Lake, Utah. Xov. 4. Almost complete returns give Morris, Dem., about 1100 majority over Ki.ojc, Ren. The Democrats also elected 13 of the IS councllmon. Eight aro Mormons. Commissioners Meet. The Marlon county commissioners' court is In session today, and has com - ..! I.a .i.JIHni. nf I. tttt. nM Un UiUltvuu liiv UUIIIUU& ui uiua iui iuc month of October. No business, ex cept examining bills, will be taken up by the court today. Pnp the newest' rlitiLl I u think of hinges. BMn n Ika Kisd Ym KawAhrrn Eesjo 3lcta, Z&yBE5c I -t"V M WI&g2tfh . S JPEOrZ,K$ JEtAJRGAM JF70f&J& The always busy store offers Remarkable low prlcos on standard are now doing threo timea as much Itself, is a clear proof of tho confidence the people have in tne UK"" I store and Its method of doing -business. Always selling the best B ML at the smallest margiu of profit. This ever put forth to please our customers f0r their money. ' W yards qC our best standard Outing Flannel; a thick, heavy, soft, fluffy quality; our regular 18c and lS$e grade; dark and light colors; special for tale sele 8 l-3o 500 yards of the beautiful, bril Uaut black silk Poau-de Sole; thlek and heavy; every yard guaranteed; our regular price 1b $1.36; special for this sale only per yard 85c SS.&0- imported black Btamlne; 54 inches wide; the best goods today in the market; beautiful geods far fine suits; epecial for this sale only, per yard ..$1.96 The Cheapest Store in the Northwest fflcEVOY BROS., Wl'rW or- Exba Shz I jBatfa. Towels I 60 inches long 24 inches wide A wonderful value at our toro any time 25c Each Panne Flannels for Kimonas Waists aud Wrappers f8c$Yad Warners Tape P? Girdles ( Pinfc,JBltfe and White Oor Price 50c Each Instead of a dollar Dalflymple's Mud Guards on Your Wheels Drop In and have your wheel fitted with good fctocl mud guards, front uJ rear, and keep the mud off jen clothes. Rubber blko capes for men ui boys. Good long fellows that cow away down and keep all sorts of nfi ofT. Storm aprons anU winter boo; robes. Good assortment of good nl ues. Call and look them over. F. A. WIGGINS Implement Honst, 256-257 Liberty 8t, Salem. "V? Farm Machinery, Dicycles, Astoa?"1" biles, Sewing Machines aad SayjBeJO'i' N. H. Burlev. i 8ewlno Machine Repairing. The Music Department of the Sacred Heart ftcafcj baa opened with a fine attendant Every effort is made to adv the students in this fafCinRtty ' department. I ' AMffnl !? l?0if ! NlVgVU A J.A.V ' I Association , . ; Oregon's Great Mutual insorsawv $15,440,588 Insurance stnu Safe, economical Insurance fcf' fnn1i Head nfflte. MeMlOVHK.W' H.A JOHNSON, Agent for MarfcC Salem. Oreros- trokj th- j;j for Wednesday and ThursdJfl reliable., up-to-date merchandise- w j business as wo did last year ". sale will be a greater effort t H and give them stunning gooa tw Remember the Chicago Store you want bargains in the ltet vets and walstings. J.S6 English all wool black Grss Ite oloth; 46 inches wide, huw twisted, magnificent heavy clow ' will wear like Iron, splendid Wi swell dresses; sale ii c J'd "' 7$ yards wash India Siifcs; " eelors and black: prte Pr Jfy ; Great bargains In the following partments: Hosiery and Ub wear, blankets and rom'Y cheap. Dresa goods. DnB wpol walstings, ladies' woo waists, wool shawls and aaa'' skirts. V ,