( t n BIGHT THEJJAILY JOURNAL, OACEM, OREQON, MONDAy, 'NOVEMBER 23, 1903. tockton O0 Twenty Thousand Dollars SLA HOO Of New Goods received since Sept. UcUIU jst New goods arriying daily. Be low a few recent arrivals are mentioned. New Dress Goods , Ladies' Tailor Suits Fancy mixed goris arrived The suit8 tbat we bavo Tuesday. A groat big value , , ,. , , iu these. Eegular $1.50 bcoa looking for for somo values for time are hero. They are the go very latest stylos. Wo in- i vito you to come and see 'om New Black Pendants x and judge the values. Ilavo you soarchod in vain New Golf Gloves for thorn. A fine assortment now at both Btoros. Ilavo you see the beauti- i ful selections made for these New Parses two stores. They will .cer- . , . ,. , , . tainly please you. Avery olegant lino of chain J ' J purses just recoivod of both stores. Regular price from 50c New Fancy to $4, salo prico reduces them Handkerchiefs 7 STOCKTON Ua n d k o r - New Aprons chiefs stand for tho hand- Dainty and pretty enough eomost lino over brought to for ovory American queen. tho city Thoso bought by """ Stockton & Co., aro up to tho New Belts same high standard. They Tho vory latest from Now aro ready for your inspec York. tion. Trusts Tackle Uncle Sam "Washington, Nov 23, A glgoqtlc strugglo between the cement forces oi tho West has found Its way to Wash ington. It Is holleved that congress will bo Involved boforo long. The Is suo Is whether tho government shall bo allowed to continno tho erection of cement mills at tho Tonto Dam In Arizona and sell cement to tho farm ern of tho valley at less than $3 a bar rel, or, by suspending that work, com pel thorn to pay ) a barrel. Tho Tqnto dann when completed, will bo 230 feet high, and will require moro than 200,000 barrels of cement If tho present plan Is carried out tho cost will bo $2,700,000. If tho trust wins $1,000,000 moro will bo required. The hearing will bo hold boforo tho secrc tary of tho Interior Tuesday. All tho Ingredient requisites for tho manufac ture of comont aro there. Tho gov crnmont has already $1000 of roof chlnory on tho gVound. Thirteen hun dred land owners have bonded them selves to reimburse tho government In ten years for Its expenditures. The trust's contention, is that tho govern ment's manufacture of cement would bo paternalism. Oregon, Colorado, Utah, Montana and other Irrigation states aro Intense ly lntorestcd In tho outcomo of the mntlor. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Jno. F. Cord ray, Mgr. Wed. Nov. 25 A Society Event Mr. Frcdorlck Bplosco Presents Florence Roberts and a superior company in tho sen sation of tho ago By David Belasco Special Bconory, Special costumes, Special offecta Scats on salo at box ofllco Wcdnosdny at 9 a. m. PRICES. Orchestra first four rows 75c Orchestra next 2 rows $1.00 Orchestra last 3 rows $1.50 Balcony 1st 3 rows $1.50 Balcony next 2 rows $1.00 Dress Clrclo 1st 3 rows $1.50 Dress Clrclo last 4 rows $100 Gallery 50c At Mount Raatus. A dispatch from Balcer City states that tho county recorder, tho first of tho wook, recoivod for record 19 loca tion notlcos from tho Mount Itastus phonollto district. Jim Cleary, a veteran minor nnd prospector, roltoratos his statepicmt that tho camp Is all right, and says that, rogardlcss of tho opinion of oth ers, and tho "knocking" that has boon going on, ho knows thoro aro great values In tho camp, and dovolopmcnt work will justify his faith In it G. fi. Moulton, who hns just returned from tho Mount Itastua district, brought in a largo quantity of oro namplos, a plrtlon of which ho sunt to tho Corvallls collogo for analysis. Mr. Moulton snys that, llko any other now camp, it will tako a great dool of work thoro to develop it nnd show what 1b in tho ground, but ho )a con fident that gold values aro thoro In paying quantities. Ontario Argus. Lecture, "Devil and Hit Works." At 7:30 p. m.. November 24th; hall, Tumor block, 203 Commercial street) It J WHEAT MARKETS. Chicago. Nov. 23. Wheat. 80079. Gold Dust Flour Mde by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY, Sidney, Orogon. Mado for family use. Ask your grocer for It Bran and shorts al ways on hand. A. T. Wain, Agt. Fresh Peantrt Taffy Chocolate Chips Chocolates andTaffiesToday AT fF4emcCe i KKI Edward Ellis. 144 State 8t Potatoes, Potatoes, POTATOES Call and see as before yoo sell yoar Crop fames M. Kyle & Co 75CoimnercialSt. Rat Defies Electricity. As a roeult of a fight botwoon Thomas, tho pot cat at tho Sherman houso, and n rat, evidently too largo to bo mastered by tho follno, tho main wlro whloh supplies tho hotel with oloctrlclty was gnawed through and tho patrons dined by candlo light lost ovonlng, As tho lights woro suddenly exting uished sounds of a strugglo woro hoard issuing from tho basomont Carrying candles bollboys, patrons, nnd clerks ran to learn tho causo of tho trouble Aftor-tho searchers had stumbled ovor boxes and packages for half an hour Thomas was discovered guarding a rnt, which was wedged botwoon two oloctrle light wires on tho switch board, and a wlro was found to liavo boan gnawed through. Tho porlod of darkness was longth oned by tho falluro of tho gaslights to burn nnd all woro forcod to content themselves with tho light furnished by cnndloB. Got a Bad Fall. Allco Hatch, tho Ilttlo daughtor of Mall Carrier George E. Hatch, foil out of tho loft of a neighbor's barn Saturday ovonlng, whlio playing, and sustained Injuries from which Bho is now confined to hor bod. Tho .little girl, with othors, was playing, whon sho stopped on a board that gavo way, and she was thrown violently to the ground, 1G foot bolow. Sho wont homo, but soon bocamo 111, and foil In to a soml-unconscfous condition, re maining thus until this morning, when sho rogalncd consciousness. Modlcal nsslstanco was promptly secured, but thus far It has not b:cn ascertained whether or not sho suffered internal Injuries. f A Generous Offer. Joseph Moyors ft Sons havo a standing offor to glvo a sack of floui to any family that ncods a ilttlo holp at this tlmo of tho year for a Thanks giving prosont if you know a deserv ing family that would appreciate such n prosont loavo word with tho public-spirited hoad of the woll-known Whlto Cornor firm. NEW TODAY For Rent NIcoly furnished room, nt No. 37 Commercial Blroot, two doors south of Oak. 11-23-Ot For Sale. Twonty norea of land, throe miles from Chemawn. Noarly enough timber on It to pay for It. A. W. Prwwott, 175 Mill street Snlom. 11.23-3td-wlt Wanted. Chambermaid nt tho Salem lodging houso. 1 1-23-3 1 0 For 8ale. Four choice stock boar pigs; Poland China, weight 135 pounds. C. Nelson. Routo No. G, on George Allan place, East Salem. ll-23-3t Jersey Bull Oregon T. Rlotor, No. 3,694, A. J 0. C, took first promlum at all Northwest fairs in 1903. Ileady for service on Qardon Road, near S. P. traok. L. F. MARS, Prop. 10-29-lra Collection Ot, bad accounts, Prompt service, No collecttons,no charges Correction. Tho advortlsomont of the Yokoho- ma Toa Storo of a 100-ploco Havlland china set valued at $33.00 for $30.00 should havo road for $20.00. This Is n groat reduction, which tho lauloa should look up. MARRIED. TAYLOR WEBBER, At tho rosl denco of tho bride's parents, In North Salem, Saturday ovonlng, November 21, 1903, Miss Mabel Wobber to Ralph Taylor, Eldor A. Wilson ofllolatlng. Notice of Election. Notice Is hereby given that an elec tion will bo held In the City of Snlom, Oregon, on tho first Monday Iu Do comber, 1903, tho same being tho sev enth day of said month, and that the polls for said election will boopon from 10 o'clock a. m. until 4 o'clock p. m. on said day, for the purpose of voting for A Mnyor, to fill the unexpired term of ofllco of Hon. O. P. Bishop, re Blgnod. One Aldorman from the first ward, for a period of two years. One Aldorman from tho second ward, for a period of two years. One Alderman from the third ward, for a period of two years. Ono alderman from the fourth ward, fooa porlod of two yonrs. Ono Aldorman from tho flfth ward, for a period of ono year. One AldoTian from tho fifth ward, for a period of two years. Ono Aldorman from the sixth ward, for a porlod of ono year Ono Alderman from tho sixth ward, for a period of two years. Ono Alder man from tho seventh ward, for a pe riod of ono year. Ono Aldormnn from tho sovonth ward, for a period of two years. And FOR or AGAINST tho Issuance of bonds to redeem tho tssuo mado by tho city of Salem in 188G, in tho sum' of $30,000, for brldgo pur poses. Tho polling places for Bald olectlon shall be as follews: First Ward Frooland's factory, Di vision and High streets. Second Ward Police court room, City Ilall. Third 'Ward Frooland's store,' State street near High. Fourth Ward Rod Front livery stable, Commorclal and Trade streots. j Fifth Ward W. L. Wade's coopor shop, LIborty street, near Wndo's store. Sixth Ward Car barn, Twonty-flrst and Stnto streets. Seventh Ward Jory fruit 'dryor, Commorclal and Bush streets. Done by order of tho Common Coun cil ot tho City of Salem, Oregon, this 23d day of November, 1903. (Heal) N. J. JUDAH, City Recorder, Salem, Oregon. 11-23-td Oar Winter Business Repairing A complete line of umbrella covers to select from, prices from $1.00 up. Handles 25c up. Guards -AND- 1)66 1 Rims for WINTER RIDING To fit all makes of wheels. Shipp & Hatfser Opposite Capital Nat. Bank, Football Supplies o -a. ej v o aes. x .a. . 34nth yTha Kind Yon Haw tors &KjT Some More Second Hand Machines Thore aro a numbor ot most excel lent bargains In second hand sowing machlnos on our floor. Those wo havo taken In trado for now machlnos and havo overhauled them and put them In good sowing ordor. They run from $5.00 to $10.00 and aro all right Machlnos repaired by N. II. Durloy, a thoroughly oxporloncod sowing ma chine man, and all work guaranteed. Best noodles for nil a dozon. Finest Bporm oil for kind that wont gum. machines, 25c machines, tho F. A. WIGGINS Implement House. 255-257 Liberty St, Salem. Farm Machinery, Dlcyclos, Automo biles, Sewing Machines and Supplies N. H. Burlev Sewing Machine Repairing. or VAN AL8TINE, GORDON X CO ulto 4 27BH Commorclal St, 'Phone Main S01. A. R. MORGAN & CO, Managers Values of Stfve Qur groat fall wnro ealo of Rogers Knives, Forks, Soup Spoons and Tea Spoons is still going oh nnd scores of oustoraora f re being mado happy by saving 20 ir emit on theso old roliablo goods. ROGERS "1817" aud our own SPECIAL BRANDS oro the best goods on tho market, and were never before sold at so low a figure m Salem. Consult our stoak and loam our prices boforo buying. CHAS. H. HINGES, Jeweler and Optician, 88 State Street. Next door to latjd a Busa's Bask. I Large Turkey Platters and cle ! I i S You may need one and can get one cheap for your 5 J 1 hanksgivmg dinner. Fresh roasted Coffee and fine Teas a specialty Try our fresh roasted Porto Rice Coffee at 25c 30c lb. jj Notice our advertisement in .tomorrow's paper. I Yokohama Tea $ Three New Shapes In Blucher and Bal shoes New last, best fitter on earth See our new enamel and box calf shoes at OSWALT'S 99 State St. Salem, Oregon. i8i8iitaiiietai !MWeH IstheLmenClos-ii et Ready fo the!; Thanksgiving, spread? iou snouio take ad-" !! vantage of our great sale!! ! ! of table linens. Onlytwo- ;; aays more in which to fin; your needs at the sale i 6 prices. Don't Be Lat e : A ? I!'1 ,! alm'lal"P-MmHffltMHqnatfr ' Say, Misses, Don't You Know That you can't got a good Thanb giving dlnnor unless you hayo pxxl groceries. Now Just go to Branson I llagan's and seo what thoy can do for you Modern Woodman Dance. Tho Modorn Woodmen will gife grand ball Thanksgiving night Get tickets from mombers. Admission H cents. Mwmn- Oregon Fine Relief Association Oregon's Great Mutual Insurance Co. $15,440,588 Insurance at rWr. Safe, economical Insurance for the people. Head office. McMlnvltU. Or. II, A. JOHNSON, Asrent for Marlon Co. Salem. Oregon. tiimntn iiiitnnei' JO. MILLER. JO, BECK. peter nocn. German Market i $ Just oponod, noxt door to Har rltt & Lawronco'd grocery storo. a clean, now markot, whoro all kinds of moat can be had. Low prlcoa and prompt delivery our motto. Wo mako a specialty of flno Gorman sausago of all kinds. Give us a call. 40MM-50M-64 O-HH-ee We have a fine tract of timber land near Cottage Grove , 1000 acres will make about 4 million feet to 1-4 section. From 100 rods to 1 1-2 miles of river This is a" snap. Two acres, with good 5 room house, large barn, plenty of fruit, 1-2 acre of vet ches, for rent at 55.00 per month. 1-2 mile East of Asylum. R. R. Ryan &Co. (huma Smnp jpjsojpjoE3iJaAnG4JjHrbursj Great Money Savers Offered For Monday and Tuesday's Sale A little consideration and careful etudy on the part of the people wi" very soon clearly show you the reason why THE CHICAGO 8TORE l ways busy. Just call around and Inspect our goods and jet our prices andyi will see It all In a nutshell. THI3 Is Qot up specially to reduce our itock and move out all ths heavy goods throughout the store .to make room f" the piles of Xmaa goods that are now arriving dally, Read our prlc over carefully. They are money savers and no mistake. M and i Store Phone 24U Black. Free Delivery MNriK&TO-NHW4ttlt-ra4g4X4 75c Double Cotton Blankets Nice Soft quality, salo pilc $1.00 10x4 Angora Blankets Soft and fluffy; sale price 60o $1.50 11x4 Wool Fleeced Blanketo Bxtra heavy, soft 'anil fluffy; sale price 9Sc 12!4s Best Outing Flannel Pink and blue stripes; sale price 8 l-3o 8 1-3c Cotton Batting - Nice white quality; sale price 50c Table Damask All pure linen; sale pries, yd 3 So $1.85 Black Dresa Goods .45c Imported goods, the flnost made ulnorent weavea: price, ya " i 45c Colored Dress Goods Croat warors, 10-ln.; price, yd $1.39 Black Silks Poau do Sole, fine soft quality Arte price, yd 4 75c New Velveteens 4c Silk finish-, all colore, yd 75c French Flannels Fine for waists, all colors yd 45c Red Table Damask pretty patterns; sale price, yd....c 18c Etam'ne WaUtlngs 35o Gray Cotton Blankets Pr6tty designs; prioe per yd A good quality; sale priee 19o 1c Shaker Flannels 50c Men's Overalls 36o FIno quality,' price, yd ... 75c Men's Heavy Underwear Bargains Iu tho. following Wool fUeeed; sale price. 3Bc ments: 75c Dress Gooda Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear. New shade Granite cloth; pSrlee, yd 49o bons, Notions, Dress Skirts, . . . 4 $1.25 Heavy Dress Goods Broadcloth, flue quality, yd. Day Skirts, Lace, Domestics, .96c Hns, Silk and Linen Handke 1JH ...rtM dgtf rM pwr M rchM- THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE NORTHWES1 M'Evoy Brothers, K'f'