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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAllEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1904, EIGHT Et I i IT a the LSTOCKTON'S ?THE STORE AT THE OLD WHITE CORNER AND THE BEAUTIFUL NEW ANNEX Yesterday we began erecting our shelving and moving our stock Into our now annex to The Old Whlto Corner. Our facilities for handling goods aro greatly Improved by this movo and from now on our store will tako the lead as "Salem's Best Store." No other firm ever mado such progress Jn Salem as wo have. Hardly a year has passed slnco wo bought tho Holverson storo and already we have Increased tnO DUSiness lo mo ueai i mu iiiuiio rune. Don't Wony, But Watcn Us Gtow Now lines will bo continually added and our store services will bo gradually Improved. July Clearings New goods are coming in and wo aro anxious to rid ourselves of all our summer goods. In ordor to do this, great sacrifices will bo mado In many lines. Don't wait until tho sun has cooked you. Come Now to Out Great July Sale lTOqKTON'S ASSETS MUST REMAIN United States Court Will Not Allow a Distribution of Funds Trenton. July 15. United States Judge Bradford came hero today from Wilmington and filed nis ppinioni in tho famous securities case. The re sult of the opinion Is that the prelim inary injunction Is granted enjoining tho carrying out or the proposed plan to distribute the stock of the Northern and Pacific and Great Northern rail roads. Judge Bradford says that the litigation Is not ripe for final hearing, and that the provisional Injunction Is granted In order to protect the rights of complainant, because should a final decision result In favor of com plainants there would be no assets left for distribution, and, without pre liminary Injunctions, the merits of the main question are not passed upon. " Wedding Cabinets We are especially prepared to do fine work in this line, having sev .. . i hP used for tnis eral different type faces that are work appropriate to be used for ji a fabric so puro and H jl 6trong that it will not cut m W or fade. Ask for tho vl )fl Patented Selvage Silk. K Birfh Notices Why not have birth notices printed? It saves writing many letters. Come in and let us show what we can do In this particular line. The Gault Printing Company I ON TIME EVERY TIME. THE STORE J SEASONABLE GOODS. DINDINO TWINE MACHINE OILS PAINT8 AND OILS . HAY CARFIIER8 PULLEYS AND BLOCKS HAY ROPE JONES MOWER8 JONES RAKES LEAVER BINDERS DRIVING BUGGIES MOLINE WAGONS TENTS AND CAMP CHAIRS FORKS AND RAKES WE HAVE THEM. iMANNINQ A. FERGU80N SALEM, OREGON. FITZ STOLE LION MM t WW WW Gold Dtist Flout Made by THE SIDNEY POW. BR COMPANY, Sidney. Ore gon. Mado for family ueo, Ask your grocer for It Bran and fchorta always on hand. ! P. B. Wallace AGENT f Ex'Champion Fighter Is Under Bonds for Taking a Cub Now York. July 15. Robert Fltz-, slramonu, tho pugilist, was held in $1000 ball at tho Coney Island police. court today, charged with, grand lai. cony, preferred by am animal trainer, from whom Kite Is alleged to have takon a lion club. o It appears from a Jeclslon of tho French courts that a man may fight a duel with pistols or swords, and if fatality results Uiero is no penalty. But If ono cannot afford thoso weap ons and fight with humbler moans thcro I no such Immunity, as two mon who fought with knlvos wore given four months each In prison. Wealthy Man Murdered. New York, July 15. Charles H. W. Carter, a wealthy manufacturer, was found dead tonight under circum stances which, in certain particulars, bear resemblance to the recent death of "Caesar" Young. He was In a cab with are unknown) woman near Pros pect Park, Brooklyn, when the wo man called for help, and shortly after- ward disappeared. An investigation showed that tho man had been dead for sorao time. Mr, Carter was a manufacturer of varnish tand oils In Brooklyn. The house has been es'abllshed slnco 1805 Tho young woman insisted on getting opt of the cab against the cabman's protost, after the had his attention to her companion's condition. She walked somo distance beside the cab, and at a dark corner suddenly van ished. Carter lived In a house in Flatbush. His wife and daughter had loft only yesterday for their summer homo on Shelter Island. o Y. M. C. A. Building 71 Chemeketa Street 'Phone 2824 SALEM OREGON M FLAN GREAT REVIEW Encampment at Lake Wash ing Will End Monday Camp Murray, July 15 Sunday the dovo of peace will hover over the entire American Lake district. The men who have been seeking one another's scatps will meet as one big division at Lakevlew to go through the Impressive evolutions of grand dress parade and review. Men who have fought and perspired together his disadvantage and loss will stand in line together with no M'CORMICK BINDERS, Mr. Farmer! False Economy Is buying machinery, vehicles or Im nlements which you are not absolute ly certain combine good material with high efficiency and convenience. To buy goods right a man should leave the question of price out of consideration until he has weighed points of merit in an entirely un prejudiced manner, then it's lme for price. If you're convinced of the superior worth of any piece of farm machinery you're short-sighted to let any rea sonable difference in price cut any figure. Garments made from "Money. bak" silks are. guaranteed to give satisfaction. If they don't the purchase price of tho sllk,as well asTtho cost of maklng-up, will be refunded to you. ISN'T THAT FAIR? Time to Buy A suit case or bag for tho an nual trip. The best values and most up-to-date styles are here. Prices range from $1.25 to $15 Each THE SILK STORE. BORN. MOORE. In Salem, Oregon, Thurs day, July 14, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Moore, a son. FECHTER. In- Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 14, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. John Fechtor, Jr., a son. Mr. Fechter is secretary of tho v. A prejudiced man is more unjust to M. C. A. of this city. o- A bust of John Borchmnns. n votinc Belgian Jesulte, who was beatltled by tho athollc church, has boon un- voilod at Uyola college, Baltlraoro, as a memorial to tho lato James I Gunning BIOYCLE HOSPITAL. Dost work at honoit prices. Tlr, lllrns, CcxiBtcr Brakes and ll other repairs, All work ful ly guaranteed Free air In connection. f. j. MOORE ;;tiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiim : : vogct Lumber and : I Fuel Company. ; ; Rough and dressod lumber, ' ' ; ; sash, doors, lath and shingles, ' ; ; ash and flr wood, Salem Oro. ' ; ; Down town offlco 112 Court ;; streeL Tolophono Main 2451. t I Ono block east of S P. pas- I longer depot. Gorvalo items. Hardy Leith informs us that he com menced cutting fall grain Tuesday. This Is tho first grain to be cut this season, ' Mr. and Mrs. M. Petzel, of Salem. were over-Sunday visitors to Mrs. A. Bowers and fnmlly, On last Tuesday a number of clercy- men paid a. visit to Rev. A. Lainck, at Sublimity, ithe occasion being his 37th birthday. Among tho Invited gusts were tho Hovs. E. p. Murphy, P. Gib- ney, T. J. Daum, ZerosM, Placldus O, S. B., J. S. LaCroIx, H. Reldhuar.. Tho city council ha mado some ex cellent street Improvements tho past few weeks. Sovoral hundred loads of graol have been hauled from the riv er and placed on the streets near the center of ho town. Mlssos CoHo nnd Phlllio Lasnhellp. daughtors of Prosper Lashpollo, aro iiomoon a visit from PenJloton, where thoy aro employed as teachers in tho Indian schools of the reservation. uev. Peter Stupfol, of Wet Bend. thought of the stirring hostility of the past week. The one Idea will be to make the review an event to'tbe remembered. It will be visitors' day. Hundreds of people are expected on the special excursion trains which will be run from Portland .Seattle, Tacoma and intermediate points. The visitors will bo disembarked at Lakeview station, near Camp Stellacoom and will bo given the freedom of all the camps. Tho big dress parade has been sot for 4 p, m., an hour when all visitors will have an opportunity to arrive at the scene. There will be over 4(m troops in line, representlnir tho k. tional Guards of Oregon, Washington and Idaho, as well as the regular sol diers of many of the Pacific Coast garrlsonos. The men will march to tho music of tho several bamic in camp, Including the famous mounted baud of the Ninth United stn.oe cavahy. Monday moraine the troon ni commenco leaving for their home stations. The first troops to break camp will bo the first separate battal-' himself thaw nv ono olso for ho lpts ' I (prejudice sway his reason, often to Willamette Valley Chautauqua Asso Tllff fHflnrlvflTinrra onH Irveo -l-n ciauon. The Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association will meet at Gladstone Park, near Oregon City, July 12th to The Southern Pa make reduced rates on the certificate plan for this occasion. Call on any Southern Pa cific agent for advertising matter. 6-20-eod PLYMOUTH TWINE, STUDEBAKER VEHICLES, And everything else you find here, ' 24, 1904, Inclusive. are of tho good sort. Look to your In- clflc Comnanv will '.ertsi and you'll see before you buy. HAY CARRIERS, HAY FORKS, HAY SLINGS, PULLEYS, HOOKS, And all that you need to fit up the barn. CHAMPION AND ELI ALL STEEL HAY PRESSES Both horse power and steam pow er. Wo want to flcure with vou. There aro hundreds of tons of hay to ' uale, and none too many machines. See us. FRANK DAVEY Notary Public; conveyancing and examining titles. Life, health and accident Insurance. Room 9, Odd Fellows' building, opposite Court House. An Eli, two horse, fell circle hay press for sale at a bargain. Money to Loan THOMAS K. FORD, Over Ladd & Bush's Bank. Salem. Or "vh "" oiujuui, oi wen nenu, ". uiuiuu oaiiai- Wis., Is expected to visit Mt. Antral L?n of Or?son infantry, under Maior nml Gorvals friends In tho near fn.' eran: the Woh infantry. unur tu re. Miss Newton, from Newark. N J.. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Cav anaugh. She Is highly pleased with uregon and tho climate ...,,, UUUCI Lionel .McCIollan, and five corapa nles of infantry from' Eas'orn Wash ngton. As soon as they can load their camp equipage these troops will denart m-m. , x- ., - ' .r.". tiu mv vinniue, -.w, u,c iuimurn faclflc Mstor Florence, superior of North respective homes. Yakima, and Sister Winfrod. of North L Ear,y Tuobday morning the Third Yakima, and Sister Suporlor of I OrK0n- tho Oregon artillory, the Ore- Suramin vlul..i ., .. . BOn cavalry ami hr -ii . . .--0- ......vu a io uuys mis " " "ui"iiiig iniant- week with their 8lsor, Mrs. T. J.' y and oava'r' from Washington will llnll ibroak mmn nn.l I...-. - .. I -.,, tv..t qiui nn ina 4..... l.r,m...... ,.. """ J"'""" vwy shortly afterwani F. A. Wiggins' Implement House 255-257 Liberty St Farm Implements, Automobiles, sewing Machines and Supplies, NEW TODAY Wanted By man and wife Board and room In private family, with use of bath and other modern con veniences, close to business center Address "A," care Journal. 3t a I hlfrtfiSinn)n homeward. - miiniini a-. Mtn? j YOU WILL NEVER KNOW HI What comfort In eye glasses is until you get and wear i ! a STTJEMEB OTff J eye glass mounting. We fit these in place of your !! oneand stop the annoyance, can't come off, also il Toricfc and other improved lenses, in fact we are il op to the moment Opticians and have thousands who ' ! Witt testify to our ability to fit the most complicated i ' cases. Chas.H. Hinges, r w 0SB 9lf9tu N,xt d0Jp t) Urfd d Bujh niMiiBieamiWB,iBtwwwtt u ,. , ,w"' uy auerward ,. IV1 , usncuiuire - -- "" "iwir march haft U(fn nnlhrn-Uu.) . i... .. anu mo Uitr nnMimm,,,.. ..... . ...,. mvu lv, luuur uxpvnui -.uj.muni win nave tures for renulslte methods to fight ,,ash, ,n, Wstory. and xtrmInato the locusts uH.t.1. '"ostimable boneflt will w -. hnve become a plague in Spuln. ' I0"101 to ovor" offlcor and man from The rriz ... "or :zT:ica r r.S "8.,S ! n '! h- - -.arthtt' .- ..... ....... , nnu WJ, ...w UUU1US0, me encampment wouirt probably not adjourn before tomoMb roadlly manlfort In the event of . iiuHiiuiiM, as a fair percen. tago of the guardsmen would be rop- Mtillll O, In .1 ..... . 1' :: , '" l"v vwumeer ranks and their experience in campaigning would mako them capable as non commissioned and commixed offl cers to guide he dostinJes of the re- v.u. to me volunteer army LeS I sons fn maneuvering ).,-,. v I learned with an exuonHr , ,.,.,: ammunition only and some sjlghtl amount of vituperation, whirh i .l of aotual warfaro would cost the lives of himdreds of brave men, and ,..uau .mve seriously damaged Ira portant movements of itnn c Invincible defenders. omEsjaAiuutylirm HOTELS Tho Willamette. J D Drake. Sllverton. I II Chae PwUund. H H. Seol. San Fraaclsco J. C Wi4f, Sllverton. Toll Thompwu, Portland Thos. CoJMnoa. rortkiad. W O. Holcombe. Portlaad. F. D. Stupheio. IorUand, D. U Clouso, Portland. E. A. Stuffu. Chicago, J. D. Hamlfcc. Itosetajrg. C. U Work, auclnuatl K, R. Wrk. ClwjlnBati. J. M. Baltxl. Chicago. Oaa. A. Ub. sc Jo R R AVhitlBg. Ohlcaga. T a Coadtw, HEne Fsiday and Saturday , Batgain Days Ins out odd aL J ! 'h '" 'MM "itlMlr 10 ' .a .r.:T.; ;;mbrs - u- - -. NftVAJ nAnit.A , 5r. Kelty extracts and Alls teeth ab- iunif pamiess, Dy a new procota AH work guaranteed tnr .,. Gray building. Phone Mala 1617. Ladles' i5o white summer vests 9c Best light porcaIo3 yard t J Ladles' 20c fast black stock-' ,lD68 Mo 7c all .me taffeta ha)r yard ' 39c brilliant Me''soC lnSS ITV -i'v'::::i"2 L5 silk velvet, all colors vrt cr ash goods, half price 2 TS V":. M" - - vuiug GUV HtC orsei covers, vujciy ! tMM. TjHtaa If- V 1DI! rtACA vuiimiriu s Beit sans silk ball 2c ?1.35 French kid gloves, every size and every shade, pair.. 98c 25c fancy lace stripe, all silk, wide neck ribbons, yard ....15c e No. 80, all silk, sash ribbons, yard 20c 20c fancy shell hair combs ..10c 8c white pearl buttons, doz .... 5c 75c girdle corsetB, all colors.. 48c Remember that we aro head quarters for fine lacoa and embroideries at little prices. We are showing a splendid line of ladles' pedestrian and dress sklrta cheap. Best darning cotton, ball .... 1 b&t made, velvet grip ,25c J2frfflTOwJFS vhw' " Mmhers,Court St., Salem & .CO1 ICa IP6 l0: Ra it raii K, ott ???"'"?