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JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1904.
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Styles! Gents' Shoes
We have a swell shoe in Velour Calf
and Vici Kid. They are beauties, well
shaped, and smooth goods and tine foot
wear. They are cheap at this price.
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WILL NOT
SET ASIDE
THE LAW
Something New In
LADIES' SHOES
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Here is a lovely shoe in Patent
Leather, A great bargain. We
have them in other leathers as
well, They look a 5.00 shoe
all ovei, but Ihey are only three
dollars. A decided bargain.
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J. J. Hill Says He Will
Submit Eyen if It
Is Inconyenient
Thinks the Supreme Courts
Decision Is Final and Will
Recommend Being:
Real Good
Oregon Shoe Co
283 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon,
iM00aaaCa9tats)wM aeeaaaaeaattti
New York, March l&tnii Wore
going Into confc,, todfty wUh th,
lav,'v-ttt ftn bnnkors Interested In
"Securities," said, "the company will
oboy. tho law, no mattar what the in
convenience or discomfort As I un
derstand the situation tho decision
acts as a finality, and I don't think we
shall liavo a rohoarlng. What plans
wo shall pursue doponds ontlrely upon
tho advice of our counsel. After the
calmest deliberation our lino of con
duct will bo determined."
city, Sunday night. Tho unrortunaie
woman had been left alone nt tho
Brady homo by Mr. and Mrs. Brady,
who wore visiting a neighbor. In
some unexplalnable mannor, the wo
man, who has for many years been a
cripple, sot fire- to her clothes and
slowly burnod to death. Dy a miracle
the building Itself did not ca'ch fire,
and the woman, roastea to a cnsi
was dlscovored by her friends upon
their return home later In 1ue even
ing. Coroner R. L. Holman, of this city,
was called this morning, but, aitor In
vestigating the circumstances, dee'd
ed that no one was blamable for the
catastrophe, and dispensed with tho
formality of an Inquest. Tho remains
Vers brought hore and prepared for
hurlai. which will take place Tues
day at Aurora, where relatives of the
deceated reside.
HOTELS
The Willamette.
F. IS, KIdrldgo, QorvalB.
11. 11. Handy, Portland.
IS. ltoyco, Portland.
J. n. Hosfofd, Portland.
W. H. Morloy, Portland.
T. F. Morloy, Portland.
Capt. O. anlhronth. Portland.
8. Ailhur Spring, Chicago.
John Coylo, Chicago.
lfl. V. Homoyor, Seattle.
Thos. M. Starklo, Aurora, III.
J. J. Colin. 8an Francisco.
8. A. Moore, HL IuIb.
John OIvIb, Albany.
O. U Btarr, Dallas.
T, W. Potter, Cliomawa.
II. I Moroland, Portland.
O. U Warden, Portland.
A Family Affair.
Jacob Idlawlno, of North Salem, an
tiged and welt-known reeldont of Uils
city, was last evening arrested on
tho ohargo of assault and battery, on
a warrant Issuod out of tho Justlco
court Ho was allowed to go on his
own recognisance until tomorrow, at
10 n. in., when his trial will bo had.
Tho warrant was issued at tho In
stance of Clarence Hell, and the diffi
culty Is said to be the result of a fam
ily disturbance.
Gold Dust Flour
tode by
THE llONEY POWER COMPANY,
AUney, Orenon.
Made fr fniaii) use. Ask your
STtfOttr tor It RrAR and shorts at
JTK7 CD UftlMl
A. T. Wain, Agt.
Wanted Potatoes
We Want
Burbank Potatoes.
Earl Rose Potatoes.
'' Early Jackson Potatoes,
Retries Potatoes.
Qernett Olilll Potatoes,
James M. Kyle & Co
1 75 Commercial St
REAL
ESTATE
TRANSFERS
The largest real estato transfer In
rocont times, In Marlon county, was
that filed In tho recorder's ofllco this
afternoon by which Joseph DoWontor
and wlfo sold to Henry Ducnwald 293
acres of fine farming lands between
Stnyton and Aumsvlllo, In section 1,
t 0 s, r 1 w, for I12.D0O.
Carrlo Qoodo has sold a small tract
of land In block No. 73, North Salem,
to D. F. n'runno, for 800.
Istallmo nauornfotnd also sold a
valuahlo ploco of property, known as
lots Nofl. 11 and 12, In Dattlocreok
Fruit Farm No. 1, to Jolin.L. and
hydla Knight, for $2100.
Istallmo Uauornfelnd also sold to W.
U Knight ono ncro of land ndpotnlng
lot No. 12 of Ilnttloorcok Fruit Farm
No. 1, for ?2G0.
Lot No. 1, In block No. 31, In Ox
ford adddltlon to Salem has boon sold
by Daisy B. Uodgors and hor husband
to I. O. Sutton, for $100.
J. M. Drown has sold to 13. J.
II row n lots Nob. B and G In block No
4. Ilrown'a addition to Sllvorton, for
$100.
John Daly has disposed of his one
fifth aoro of land In t 10 s, r 6 e, to O.
C. Mllloy. for $100.
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China Will Remain Neutral.
Washington. March II. Ilosldes hor
goaoral proclamation of neuUallty,
China ha tmt a special declaration
to the United Stale, called forth
probably by Haya circular not, to
th effect that It la her sot purpose
to remain entirely neutral through
(Hit the war.
"Corea Shall Be Russian."
Paris, March 10. Tho St. Peters
burg corrospondont of tho Echo de
Paris says that tho czar's refusal, fol
lowing Conors! Kuropatkln'e advice,
to permit Prlnco Louis Napoleon to
go to tho Far East, Is much com
mented on.
Tho corrospondont says that six
new torpedo boats have been sont of
tho Nowsky yards, and that ton oth
ors, modeled after tho French torpedo
boat Cyclono, aro bolng completed,
and probably will bo sont by railway
to Port Arthur.
In tho courso of his conversations In
tno trnln, whllo traveling from Mos
cow, according to his correspondent,
General Kuropatktn repeated his de-
slro that peaco should bo signed only
in Tokio. Tho gonoral safd that Ger
many, Franco and Austria had agreed
with Ilussla to prevent Great Britain
Interfering with anothor Berlin trea
ty, adding:
"Wo will novor permit Great Brit,
aln to Intorforo for tho nurnoso of d
jprlvlng us of tho fruits of our dear!?
I nought victory. Corea shall bo Rus
sian."
Tells of Japanese Heroism.
Toklo. March 15. Tho steamer
bearing ten wounded and the bodies
of nine of the soamen who were killed
In tho battlo off Port Arthur, on
March 10th has reached Sasobo. Tho
wounded and dead wore chiefly partic
ipants In tho battlo botweon tho Jap
anese nnd Russian torpedo boat de
stroyers. Tho survivors unlto In
praising tho dosporatoly heroic, at
tack of tho Russians, and tell a story
of a personal encounter between a
Japanese sailor and tho captain of tho
Russian dostroyor Steregutchl. When
the Japonoso closed on the Russians,
the sailors sprang aboard the enemy's
vessel and met her commandor emerg
ing from the cabin. Captain and sail
or sprang at one another, but tho sea
man was the quicker of tho two, and
felled the Russian officer by striking
him on tho head with a cutlass. The
Russian endeavored to rise, but tho
Japanese sailor kicked him ovorboard
and ho was drowned. Tho Japaneso
say there wore 22 dead on tho two
Russian destroyers.
Tho Japanese dead woro landed at
Sascbo, nnd rccolvcd with full mili
tary honor. They woro borne on gun,
carriages to the naval brlgado headquarters.
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We beg to
Announce Out Opening
Exhibit of
Ladles S&its
Fo Spring
The Fashion Store.
THE YOUNG
MEN STILL
AT WORK
Republican Club Continues to
Increase Its Member
ship and Activity
Puts a Dent In the Yukon.
Washington. March la. The Pre
ItltMit has nominated Louts Dent, of
tho District of ColNinWa. to bo conowl
at Dhwoom. VhIhw Territory.
Stanley Resigns,
Fort Worth. Texas, March 15.
Former Ooveruor Stanley, of Indian
Territory, has resigned from tho
Dawet commission.
Miles Will Tako Nomination.
Indianapolis, Ind., March 16. C. W.
Nnwlln ntinlrtnnn nt tliA Tn.llnnn T)s
hlbltion stnto commlttco, has received
a lottor from tho chairman of tho Ve
nango county, Pa., committee, In
which It Is said that Genoral Nelson
A. Miles has written a lotter IndlcaU
lug that ho Is In tho hands of his
friends, nnd is a receptlvo candidate'
f.,r the Prohibition party's nomina
tion for Preeldont.
The news comae by way of the
Peneylvnnla committee, because of Its
prominence ns a county In which the.
Problbltloulsts hnve eleceted a ma
jority of their ticket.
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Kllle Herself So 8on Can Be a Soldier
Js'ew York, March 18. A Japan
woman at Takaeakl, on learning that
hjr only son had been exempted from
active serrlo on the ground that she
was dependent upon his earnings, hat
committed aulokto. nays a World dte
iwteh from TpKIa In a letter ih
stated ane wna about to kill herself In
order that her eon mlftht be free to
Hint for ner fatherland Then sho
plnnfeNi a dncfor Into her h art.
Withdrawing the wenpon. she heuJel
It to her eon who InuaeOlately volun
teered tor actlT Mrriro.
Spooner's Bill Passed.
Washington, March 15. Spoonar's
amended bill, appropriating $520,000
for tho defense of tho Hawaiian
Islands, was agred to. After Its pas-
sago tho executive session on tho
Wood case was taken up.
MMae)t900
NORTHWEST NURSERIES.
Wholeialo and Retail.
Fruit tree and shrubbery of
nil kind. All nteek free from
peete and dleeasee. Large
stock of beat winter apple, late
keeper a specialty. Treee de
livered free In Salem. Addreea 9 i .
T. D. JONES, : :
X Baloiu. Or Proprietor.
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F. Eo Sk&iet !
lor a tubtUhtial ret of harureefor ! ',
; your work teem or butigy.
233 Commercial Street, Salem.
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Do Yoc Wea & P&ht of Out Glasses? i
It uot glvo us a WaL WUh our lateat nclenUflo insUumeats. wo
aro certain wo can at you better than you have ever been flttod be
fore. Wo give aoh Individual case particular study and attention,
and furnish you gl&ueo only when wo aro satisfied they aro what
you want If medleal treatment ia deelred wo will tell you ao. Wo
can roeommond you to 2000 oustomors, who have been fitted by ua,
and aro satisfied.
Next Door to Ladd A lush Btnk. Pioneer Optlelan, State Street,
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Cevernment Defeated,
iwwn. atnrrn in. Tne guwro-
moni was oofoniod in the home of
oowhhmw today by a vote of Hi to
1M. on a motion by Kedmoud agalusi
tho rodnoUon of the Irian edutatUnnl
aUmatea. It Is claimed It una a uau
division, ant) l not taken serioui
St. Patrlok's Leeture.
Thnntday ooniH. at the St Joseph
Catholie ehuroh. there will be a lec
ture stvon on tho "Ufa of St. Pal
riok." Uy Pulhor GaUagher. of PorU
land. There will anw he a good ntukle
ai urogram gtvon. No adwieeion fetf
All 8afe But One.
Uriehane, Now Zealand. March 15.
All but ono of the boats launched
from the wreaked steamer Araaaa
have been tanked up hy steamers seat
In-Mareh of them.
Americans Getting Out.
Washington, March H. The navy
department m advieod that the cruis
er Oinoinnatt hae reenrned to Chemnl
) with M American refogeee.
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Aged, Woman Burned to Death.
Orewm Otty, Or.. March IS. MIm
Roeino Smith, aged 70 yeare. and a
erlftto. was slowly burned to death
at the homo of Qua Brady near tola
Do It Today.
Tho time-worn Injunction, "Nover
put off 'till tomorrow what you can
do today," Is now gonorally present
ed in this ferm: "Do It today!" That
la tho torse advise wo want to give
you about that hacking cough or de
moralizing cold with which you havo
been struggling for severnl days, per
haps weoks. Tako some rollablo reme
dy for It TODAY and let that remedy
bo Dr. noechee's Germnn Syrup, which
has boon In use for over thlrty-flve
yonrs. A few doses of It will undoubt
odly rolievo your cough or cold, nnd
Its continued use for a few days will
euro you completely. No matter how
deep-seated jour cough, even If dread
consumption has attacked your lungs.
German Syrup will surely effect a
cure as It has done before In thou
sands nf apparently hopeless cases of
lung trouble. New trial bottles, 25c j
regular siie. 71c. At all druggists.
At Dr. Stone's drug stores.
Getting the Jury.
San Francisco. March 15. Four ad
ditional Ilotkiu jurors wero chosen to
Wcted the Jury wllll be ewmpleted to
jwcted the Jury will be compiled to-morrow.
Portland and Return Only $aJW.
Tno Southern Pacific Is now selling
found trip tickets to Portland from
Salem for $1.20. good going Saturday
p. m.. or any train of Sunday, return
tag Sunday and Monday, giving at:
day Sunday and Monday in Portland
Tan saute arrangement applies from
Portland, giving all Portlaud people
a chance to visit valley points at
greatly reduced rates.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
OverLadd & Hush's Rank. Salem. Or
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j New Today j
miiiiuiMlmmMI
lUINM I I I I I
rnisnw housekeeuiM
rooms for small family. Inquire at
journal orace or "phono lis white
3-15-lw
WantedThe Wtriaraetto Ifttel
wants one waitress, one girl or wo-
man tnai oan wait on table or Jo
enamnor work, one pantrv m
Those aro steady Johs. and the kdy
iti atwimt ior nor ateter a few
r ro wwk in naatry. will
) sail at hotel Immediately.
J-15-tf
For Sale A second-hand organ In
quire or Mrs. U. M- Cammack. Rose
dale, Oregon. S-15-3t
Tho oxccutlvo committer of tho
Young Meh's Republican Club mot
last night and discussed tho matter
of continuing tho program of open
meetings recently commenced, and
It was decided that such a courso was
not only advlsablo, but the host that
could bo followed, and, ns a result, an
othor open mooting will bo arranged
for at an early dato. In view of tho
amount of business to bo looked lifter
constantly, tho commlttco decided to
hold meetings overy Monday evening
from now until tho closo of tho cam
paign, and also to contlnuo tho work
of extending tho organization to overy
part of tho county, and assist tho
Young Republicans In every section
in tho organization of new clubs.
Several meetings for tho near fu-
turo aro now being arranged for, and
Bomo of the best talent In tho stato
will be secured to address tho meet
ings. At last night's session 28 new
members wero elected and a numbor
ui ui'i'iituuuua nviu iujuiiuu ua uuiuk
roady to como In for tho next meeting
of tho oxccutlvo committee. Nearly
all tho young men eligible In this city
will bo enrolled as members of tho
club beforo tho campaign Is over, and
as tho membership Is pledged to sup
port tho Republican ticket straight,
irrespective of porsonal feeling ia ti,9
matter, Uio Indications aro that the
club will wield quito an influence In
tho coming election, and Its work rlll
bo of great vnluo to tho party.
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Cleaning the Switch.
Tho Southern Pacific section crew
Is at work today, cleaning up the
switch down Front street, north of tho
freight dopot, and making a lie Job
of It. Tho Dwltcb? has not been m
vory much north of Stato street for t
number of years, and tho .result It
that tho rails aro In most places
burled In tho mud of tho street, but
tho Japaneso section men aro digging
them up, and when this has been done
tho track will bo raised so as to brio;
It up to tho gra(Jo of tho street, or a
llttlo higher, In order to bo available
for uso when traffic shall bo sufficient
In that direction to Justify the w
of tho switch. Sovornl warehoroj
aro to bo erected on Front street dy
ing tho coming season, whllo somem
already there, and tho switch Is be!nj
placed In condition for their accom
modation, and for tho purposo ot de
livering material to tho north end of
Front street when tho rebuilding of
tho bridge will bo commenced, ia a
short t'mo.
CASO'OTlTA,,
3wm ib lha Kind Yon Haw Aton teg
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inn iii iii in mil m
TIME.
To hnve your wheel cleaned
and ovorhnul. We do good
work.
BOYS
How about your baseball sup
plies. Wo have a complete lino
of Spauldlng, D. & M. and Vic
tor goods. Come In nnd see
what we have. It will convince
you we have what you want,
WATT SHIPP
291 Commercial St.
Mil I I I MIM I I H
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J Does Yout Buggy
Need Paint
This Is tho time of year to j
have It put In order. All work Z
dono In the best style, and fully
guaranteed as to quality.
Prices Right
You will be surprised at how
little It will cost you to have
your rig made new,
IW. B.WARNER
&CO.
68 Chemeketa Street
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Look at the Pictures
It shows why Shsrp'ep Tubular Separators are
eat'e.t to It ed and wfeat to use.
Rrtarl the catalog
It explains wht Sharpies Tubular S parators
areesgieet to turn the oloaeat eklmmera moat
economical and satisfactory-why all others are
out ol date. I havo plenty ol maohines and lots
of catalogs.
F- A, Wiggins Implement House
255 257 Liberty St , Farm Implements. Auto
mooues. aewing Machines ana supcies.
re- r&m. ,'''' -m
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'-jy.tA.BAROAMN'tXOTTSB-
A Great Avalanche
In prloes they have dropped down to toe lowest
Rock Bottom
All goods sold same as advertised in Monday's papers,
TUE CHEAPEST STORE IN TBB NORTHWEST.
M'Evoy BrothersXourt St., Salem
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