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Evening journal., 1902-07-09

NJ Office THE regular monthly meei-
~ ing OF the Florence CritteniOn
Home will be held on Wednesday after
noon, M No sos West Fifth street, at )
o'clock After tho meoiing social will
ie held from 4 until 6, at which the
friends are asked TO contribute a cup and
saucer or plate. Refreshments viii De
served. MARY G.. CONNOR.
lS-2t Secretary
Evening journal., 1902-07-09

Philadelphia, July 9-The wheat market
was weak and declined lc. from last even
dngs rates, influenced by good crop re-
ports and bea1dsh speculation in the
West. Cables were better, but exporters
had no workable orders.
No. red, as TO location, closed as fol-
lows:
Bid. Ask.
'Ni9 .sssss sssssstsssss "a is
Car lots, In elevator, as to location:
NO. z, Pennsylvania red, new. ..79dt79k
No. 2, Delaware red, new ............ 796O79ls
from either exporters or jObbers, but lie
market ruled firm under scarcity. We
quote No. yellow, on track, at 726D73c
OAIS.-Car lots We're in small supply
and ruled firm, but jobbers operated
sparlngly. Sales Ot cars No. 2 wnite
clipped, on track, at Gle, and / car do
natural, on track at Coo.
Evening journal., 1902-07-09

NJ Office THE forty-seventh series OF
~ stock of Perpetual Savings and
shares can be obtained upon application
10 the secretary, az the office. northeast
corner Fifth and Shipley streets
EDWARD ANDREWS, President.
WILLIAM H. GIBBONS. Secretary.
l25-mwf-lm
Evening journal., 1902-07-09

HERITF'S SALr-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias, to me directed,
will be expct 90 public sale, at the
Court Hous., On Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county. state
Of Delaware.
ON TUESDAY
THE 18th DAY or JULY, 1902.
A. IN afalnalr a -,
Evening journal., 1902-07-09
FOR RENT
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE on COWS.
Il At the farm of Frederick Kiair
near Centrcville Dol, on July n. 1902, al
] o'clock.
~ head fresh cows ana springes.
~ head fat hcifcrs
3 stock bulls.
j sorrcl mare 6 years old, weight 200
pounds as good a worker as ever hitched.
and sound
Dinner y O'Clock. Sixty days credit.
Cows tested for Pennsylvania
WILLIAM l<LAIR. Centrcylile, Del.
Sudham x Son. -Auctioncers.
Jy-oodfs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
Barn at 626 Riverview Set on Fire
LAST NIGHT

Inc parn or the property at 626 River
view was burned 10 the ground few min
utes after 10 O'Clock last night. and it
is thought the fire was the work Of fire
bugs Mrs. L. Owens. a widow. lives in
the house, and she heard some noise in
the yard and ran out and the barn was
on FIRE. When she ran 70 the building
she found the blaze on the outside and
az the northeast corner. II spread rap
idly and before the fire company could
reach the barn it was almost completely
Destroyed.
There was q high wind and the section
o. town where the fire was is rather
thickiy settled, and the sparks flew onto
several houses and barns in the vicinity
but these were put out before any dam
age was done, by the owners OF the
property and their friends with buckets
OF water.
Mrs. Givons did not know why anyone
would attempt TO set her barn on fire
especially as she did not own 1t. but she
was emphatic in her statements last night
that it was started by someone, and from
all appearances it was the work Of some
evil-minded parsonage. 1t may have been
an accident but there was no one seen
about the place with a pipe or cigar. and
II is hardly probable that the spark would
light IN one corner Of the building.
The barn was quite q large one, but not
III first class repair and was owned by
i Mr. Smith. The loss will be about 5000,
e nd there is no iucurance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
WILL
SOON OPEN
w. {. Lawrence Making Ar
rangementS to Manufacture
Rugs.
ROOM LEASED ON MAIN
Factory viii Employ Fifteen
People,

]
W. E. Lawrence. who win establish q
rug factory in this city. is now in wich-
TIA making arrangements to start the
plant. He has leased the room at 223
South Main street and today workmen
viii begin the work of partitioning it OF
for an Office.
Mr.. Lawrence stated last night that he
had expected the machinery for the fac
tory to be here on May ! but he was dis
appointed as the machinery has not yet
arrived. 1t is expected here, however.
any day, and at the latest. next week.
He also said that he hoped 10 open the
factory by May 10.
Mr. Lawrence viii be associated in the
proprietorship of the factory with VII
liam Christy, OF Ellinwood. III who viii
arrive in this city in few days
The factory VIII manufacture rugs
from old Brussels. velvet, ingram, or any
other kind Of carpet, and also from che
mile curtains, said Mr. Lawrence. 1t
is not our intention TO so on the market
with our product. but to manufacture
rugs for the people who furnish the ma
terial Another department OF the es-
adjustment will be the carpet cleaning
one
The factory viii have about s.. 900
WI III "a A-s'tt4AA4SA anu Ciiif4Dy eAto-t III
teen people We do not expect that our
business viii be confined to Wichita. for
l have already had inquiries from Texas
and Oklahoma towns. There is j great
field here for such a factory
In order that he might have more room
IS soon as his business Justifies, Mr..
Lawrence has secured an option on the
room at 22l South Main street.
Mr.. Lawrence formerly lived in this
city. and is now moving here from Film
wood, III.
Mr.. c. y. Payne of Hutchinson was in
the city Yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03

the Peerless Princess viii be one of her
stopping places.
Thomas and his famous orchestra will
commence u tour eff the west early in
the fan and this VIII probably be the
first number Of the course, and win Gene
either in November or December. This is
the greatest aggregation of musicians in
the country at the present time and be-
sides the orchestra there viii be num-
Der of famous sol0ists.
Booker T. Washington viii give a
lecture in the early winter, and his prom
inence AT the present time will make this
"a fine attraction; and besides. this negro
is wei worth going miles 20 hear.
Either Burke Cochran or Senator Bev
er.dge stand as two Of the finest orators
in the country. They are men Of national
reputation.
Wichita Is a good town TO show in, ac-
ccrdine to the opinions Of the managers
of star attractions. and this makes 1t
comparatively easy To secure attractions
that SO only 10 the larger cities
Tho coming Of Madame NOrdica broke
tho lee, ana now al of the great singers
and musicians viii go 0ut of their way
- sign contract with local mana
gers EaC is more Important this city
viii Doe the only stopping place in the
state for many II the stars that come
here. ana crowds viii be drawn from all
CI southern Kansas aGd Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
EACH TOWN TO PARTICIPATE
Walter Vincent Offers ycw Idea Tor
EaII Carnival.

ar. Walter Vincent Yesterday IN discus
sing with some other business men of tho
city The possibility and possible success
90 q ran festival here. gave il as an idea
10 work tpou that the small towns
atorno Nichita be allowed ana urged t.
participate in the festival in . creative
WAY As an Illustration. he Suggested
'ns- j Che e'ty should have 81 trade pa
rode each town should have a loat By
thus Interesting iae merchants If these
towns il would mean that the people OF
these places would I'D che streets - this
ETY. IL q sreater extent than ever before.
The arnouncement Of the MARRIAGE Of
Air- James Jensen ana 9uss Jennie Dem
DIS ~ PuyaluQ, Washington Was re-
es-Ned ia this ciSy Yesterday Miss Den
his has MANY friends here. au OK whom
Niil extend their hesr wishes fo- the hap
s-ness 81 Ar. and AIRS. Jensen. They viii
Re II home 20 their friends III SIS olive
street Seattle Washington
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
MAGNIFICENT SODA FOUNTAIN
OF Onyx. Mahogany. silver. and Gold
Finest IN the state.

The Meorc Drug company. on East
Douglas. have just put in new soda
fountain. which is a dream of beauty and
ureuestionably the finest in this city. If
not in the state 1t is really q double
fountain. each one independent Of the
other 50 far as its equipment and SER
vice. bat united. making one immense and
magnificent fountain and store fixture. II
is made of onyx and the canopy top Of
solid mahogany. It is perfectly sanitary.
called the twentieth century model. The
iceing is done from the front and below
the marble base two large chests. one for
each fountain or at either end Of large
fountain. Besides these chests each fouu-
tain IS iced AZ top.
There are no syrup tanks. The syruDs
are kept in large flint bottles made es-
pecially for the fountain. are globe
shared and have the naEe OF the syrup
each contains on TIRE side OF bottle. Each
IS covered with gIohe-shaped sterling
silver top. thus avoiding corrosior Of
Pipes ard metal syrup tanks. making IL
mach more sanitary. These bottles, 81 in
number. rest r. silver sockets. forming a
circls around each onyx fountain. lust
above these bottles are the I'VE drafts
for soda and mineral waters The canopy
top is made Of finest solid mahogany
deep and richly carved Under the can
2 number Of French hevel plate mirrors,
Illuminated by eleven electric lights The
trimmings are - gold ard silver The
numerous cooler chests are porcelain tile
lined and also perfectly sanitary. The
counter Is also OF mahogany 70 match
fountain with marble TOP. and ten stools
on either side while the cosy corner il
window l. provided with a beautiful ma
hosO1y settee. leather upholstered H.
hles and chairs FOR ladies and gentlemen.
and one e the latest ana most unique
equipments IS q little Fable and chairs FOR
ittle tots from 8 70 8 Years cid The
fountains sTe equipped with the latest iru-
proved electric continuous automatic car
honstor- The work hoard IS provided
with two porcelain silks. TWO marble
drain boards ard two Lead lined Zee cream
coolers With copper tops one Al each
end cf fountain. or rather one To- each
fountain Tor See cream cans Also 1wo
solid copper chests far crashed lce The
Alcare Drug coI-n1ny's new fountain IS
elaborate md not oaiy The largest bur
anssf IL The city. ard a newspaper de-
scriptiou cannot 10 * justice Tou must
see & 70 1llly Gr2-ectatc SIS beaatv and
uolsru twentieth century design and
guipments. Mr.. Nestor Moore the man
agsr informed a reporter Tor The Eagle
that he expected 70 have the new sugn-
tain dispensing cool. refreshing sumner
drinks today. and II the reporter doa-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
BUILDING is NEARLY COMPLETE
New West side Bank Will Commence
Eusine%s soon.

The new bank building on the west side
has been completed and the new institu-
ton viii be ready for business within a
few weeks. The big vault has been put
in place and the men are at work put
ting in the fixtures. There is fine pri-
vate Office in the rear for the president
and in the front for the cashier. The fur
niture is of the latest design and the in
terror win be finished in oak.
Deputy Bank Commissioner Davis Of
Topeka was in the city yesterday. making
final arrangements with the officials Of
the Citizens bank. the new Institution on
the West Side. for opening He came
TO issue to the bank its organization GER
tiicate and state license.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
DRESS nIA e. 70
And Ali Women Who Work, either
for their Living or for Society,
are Subject to the Same Organic
Troubles. How Many Are Cured.

gorgeous beneath brilliant lights
The queen 0 society radiant tonight.
hands of have toiled day night
the weary form and aching head have known the
had to be finished in time.
queen society dressnaler say
One through dollhouse culture, luxury and social excitement and the
other through the toll OF necessity ind their ailments
a common
Nervous prosraon exab fainng spells dizziness, sleepe
of strength all indicate trouble, which
has been promoted by Oyer-aXesl system
the Ienae alike there nothing
reliable e.
rengfhv iO0r audb
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
WORK OF FlREBUGs.

miss his guess badly it will be the most
popular fountain in the city this summer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
A Whole Hundred.

An advertising proposition in the shape
OF a small book, represented to be backed
by one OF the churches of the city. to be
distributed by the pastor of the flock, is
one of the CRAFTS for this week. We do
not know how much the merchants who
bought a chance paid for it, but we know
that they asked the job department for a
bid on printing one hundred copies. You
pay your money and take your choice.
Senator Lincolnfelter was in the city
yesterday visiting friends. political and
otherwise. This senator is from Wei
lington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
Six Years Suffering Cured.

years unable
good
after had
praise
Chncoeague Island
If there anything in about which would
like special advice freely PinI1Iam.
letter She surely help America
has such wide
She helped
very
foolish il you do not accept her kind invitation
Mrs. Lizzie Anderson, 40 Union ST, Salem Nj.
to rte tell how
grateful
suffered
of womb
first Vegetable ms
and to do
amt to
of all
mend medicine
or
/ ees ltes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
AT AN ADVANCED AGE
Col. z. ID. BeaII Died at Daughters
Horne Yesterday.

Colonel Benjamin D. Beall, for many
years a resident of this city, died yes
terday at the advanced age of q. His
funeral VIII occur today from the home
Of J. F. Sherman and Will be private.
Colonel BeaU leaves a widow and four
daughters, Mrs J. T. Shearman. Mrs. Or.
w. A Jordan, Mrs H. V Gavigan of
Chicago and Maria T. Beall
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
WORDS FOR YOUNG REPUeLl
CANS.

The first Of a series Of papers by a
young Republican has attracted a
great deal Of attention among thought.
fu readers. The writer uses as good
language as Is found in the abler cdi.
tOrials.
It Is the truth, as he says, that about
all the business the party has had for
It's young men is TO whoop and holler
few times before election, and then
II they want anything to turn them
over TO a cold.blast civil service com
petition.
Tho party in Oregon needs leader.
ship Of this young blood. What does
the old leadership mostly stand for?
Personal and factional strife. II does
not even stand for achievement in
the public service.
It was the young men who won re.
nown for Oregon in the Philippines
II is the young men who are pushing
the city Of Salem to the front as a
progressive and desirable place to live
and do business
It is the young men who do the
greatest things in any city or state
Edison, as a young man, electrified the
world with inventions. II is young
Santos. Dumont who Is solving the
problem Of the airshp.
Sir Isaac Newton was but % when
he made his greatest discovery of the
law Of gravltation. He was set to
inquiring what made the apple fall. So
Young Republican is inquirlng into
the Oregon political windfalls
With Oregon spending $4,000
year on a top.heayy system of official
emoluments--that would build beauti.
ful parks and highways that would
benefit society-the young men do
well to begin making inquiry.
Gordon, at 30, took command Of the
Chinese army Grant called McKen.
zle the finest cavalry commander in
the Union armies at 81, and Napoleon.
at u, carried the bridge at Lodi Ore
gon needs the ardor and intelligence
of her young men at the front cs.
pccially In political affairs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
THE INFLUENCE OF QUAY

The city of our Quaker fathers
which we have all been taught as
school children to look upon as the
home Of piety, must be going to the
bad at an alarming rate Here Is what
the Philadelphia North American says
Of the common council Of that city:
Besides being sordid grafters, the
majority of Philadelphia's municipal
legislators are ignorant, incompetents
and utterly Indifferent to the public
welfare. They are active in ill-doing.
but in the absence Of the stimulus Of
prospective loot they cannot be de-
pended upon to do anything at ALL"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts.

To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts.
Tickets are now on sale at all South.
ern Pacific and Corvallis & Eastern
r, r. offices, through TO Newport and
YaQuina at reduced rates Southern
Pacific trains connect with C. g. f..
at Albany and Coryalns. All tickets
good for return until October 10. 1902
On June % the c. & e. trains from
Detroit began leaving there at $3.50 a.
mp meeting the Bay train at Albany
at noon
Passengers for Detroit Breitenbush
and other mountain resorts can leave
Albany the same afternoon. reaching
Detroit in the evening. Tickets are
on sale from Albany TO Detroit at
S3.OO, and from Corvallis at S3.25. good
Tor return until October 10th. with
privilege to get on train at any point
east of Mill City.
The Southern Pacific Company have
now on sale round trip tickets from an
points on their lines in Oregon IN
elther Newport or Yaquina, with prlyi.
.ese 10 return via either East or West
sue divisions, in connection win
lne T. a b. three-day Sunday excursion
uvhtts, good going Saturday and re-.
turning Monday, are also ON sale at
very low rates from an S. p. and G.
run Information can be obtained a.
20 rates, time tables. etc. by onpIi,.
uon TO any S, P, OF c. & b. agent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
soLlciTous FOR oEER.

Some Of the papers that oppose the
special session claim II Is only a
scheme TO defeat and lnjure the po-
lltical aspirations OF Governor Geer.
II that we're true we should think
all the Furnish. h.ScottFulton comblna.
tion would be for the special session.
but they are not They are all more
or less In doubt about IL, and mostly
fight the proposition Listen to this:
There Is scheme back Of this
special Legislation business. and we
feel confident that one of the principal
objects Is to use II for the purpose of
killing off Geer. The editor Of The
Journal will get az much, II not more
glory out Of such a measure passing
the next regular session of the lcgls
lature than he would II special scs.
sion were called with this object In
view. II he were true friend Of
Governor Geer he would not be manu-.
featuring thunder for the governors
enemies. "--Aurora Borcalls
The Journal does not view this mat
ter from the standpoint of whether II
will help or hurt Mr.. Gcer. or any
other person. We do believe that
II special session to enact Hat salary
law IL what the people expect at the
hands of the Republican party. or
else hold Il responsible for the fail
uro TO put into effect a muchneeded
reform that II has now for the second
Time In its history promised the pco.
plo.
Any true friend Of the Republican
party ought To be able to see that ls
what is involved IN the whole contro
'ersy the helping or hurting of
my individual
II Governor Gecr calls "a special SEES
lion, presents the matter right. and |
he reform goes into effect. Il will help
he whole people, the party and the
nan who does IL, Il may not make
ioer senator hut certainly NO man
AN be- made senator who rs not In ia
.or Of this reform. We do not believe
'lr Fulton wants to be senator al the
rice Of breaking party pledges
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
WHAT IS THE USE

or suffering from Indigestion IL vop
eat what you want. Or of starving vour.
sen 10 avoid such distressg Aeker,s
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eatine
VIII dlgest your food perfectly and
iree you from an the disaereaabls
symptoms of indigestion and tysnen.
sl3 haI What you Ike az ann dime.
ana take an Aeker tablet afterwarl.
oslll'eiy guaranteed Your money Will
alsays 1e refunded Il you are not sal.
shed Write 20 as Tor a frss sample
y" II, hooker a CO. Burals. N n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
eApIn ceowTH OF TRUSTS.

It is said that prior to 1887 the tota
capitalization Of all the industrial cor
porations having more than Sl,OOOOOO
capital each was $l7O,OOO,OOO. Be
tween then and 1886 SO new com
panies we're formed with a total capl
talizatlon of $1,1i1,OOOOOO, or an aver
age Of $1G,5OO,OOO each, and in the
years 1898, 1899 and 1900 li9 such
companies. with a total capitalization
of $3.7S4.OOOOOOOO, or an average OF
$50. 600, 900 each. "The capitalization
of the last three years is more than
two and one.half times that Of the II
years preceding
At the present day there is a con
tinuation of this remarkable eXpan
sion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
CHEAPER TO PAY MRS. WAC.
ooNER.

The journal believes Il Is Tar cheap
an to pay Mrs. Waggoncr for nndln,
and returning Morrlrs body. dead ol
alive than 10 engage In a lawsuit. ol
have any controversy about IL.
Morally, Il Ia easiest and best Ia a,
what is right although IL is not eas,
To determine exactly what Is right
hut that tho state should take adj
vantage OF "a technicallty is Immoral
The tcchnicality Is neither substau
tlal nor valid. as AGAINST Mrs Wag
goner because the state antlclpated
NO such case as that Il would try to
take advantage OF the wording of lbs
own oncr for tho return OF tho con.
yict
supt Lee will not go on the stand
and swear that ho meant that his Offer
OF reward would be construed
against such a contingency lie might
have telegraphcd her not 10 bring the
oody-to bury it In tho forest and
he would pay the expenses of burial
hut whom the body was returned to
SALON. and received and burled az the
state prison, the state becomes a par.
~ to the terms of les offered reward
Tor return dead 1r alive"
II Mcrril had not been found the.
state would have spent twice the sum
Mrs Waggoner would have taken
S'nding parties To identify this andI
that dead body found here or there
and reported Ia DO Merrill
Governor Geor should promptly and
liooraiy rward Mrs Waggoner for
nndlng aud returning Merrils body |
The r'st OF the reward offered by this
state should be- put on the head OIL
Tracy.
Tho prcsont indications arc thar |
Tracy viii be found dead IN the forest
md u he is d viii De cheaper for mel
tate 10 make am early and iayombleI q
s''lement than TO have these bnsli
lied up and lobbled through lootl =
.glslatuTs. IN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
Hoods JGrSdpGriLLd
Tbo best o, all medicines Tor all humors.

What must It's readers be to swallow
such a brainy tldbit as this?
"The Salem Journal insists that 'ne
present salaries Of state officers are
unconstitutional Let us see the gov
ernor now receives $i2jO, but Ihe
Journal wants to make it $500. II
s425O salary is unconstitutional how
about a $500 salary whether nat
round or square,?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
McEYOY BROS, PrOprietOrs.

The public is invited to purchase our household effects
Monday end Tuesday 2is and 22nd between the hours
and II a. m, and 2 and p, M
Wehave elegant paror set in mahogany upholstered in
silk tapestry mahogany paro table, fine walnut sdeboard
extra heavy walnut bedroom set good ash bed suit
10 foot extension table, card tables dining chairs
willow chairs and rockers China and other Dishes decorated
chamber set jardnieeS flowers and articles at
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21
Eugene, Or July lgth.
Hon E Ilufcr
Salem Ore
JOURNAL x.RAYs.

Hood River is moving to establish
Ia llgh school
Wheelmen on the sidewalks means
better roads and safer walking.
Western Orcgon has the most per-
feet summer climate in the world
salem has the coolest and most dc.
hshitul summer climate I'm the Wl.
lamette valley.
't is hardly proper 20 say the coro-
nation will occur" Il is am event
that will transpirr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-21

We sell the greatest Of blood puri
fers, Aeker's Blood Elixir, under pos
tive guarantee. II will cure all chron
lc and other blood polsons. II you
have eruptlons or sores on your body
or are pale, weak, run down, 1t is just
what you need. We refund money II
you are not satisfied. 90 cents and
800 ID. j. Fry, druggist.