DAILY CAPITA!. JOUEKAL, SALEM, OBEOON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1904.
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Stockton & Co.
Tic Old White Corner and tie Dalrymple Store
LIGHTNING
STRIKES
Great Sale of
COMFORTS
Today
At the Old "White Corner Bright
new sllkalin cotton comfortables.
Brightest, newest ami largest for
the price
75c Today Only
OIL
A
Cotset Special
At the Dalrymple Store, today anil tomorrow. The famous Warner
Cojsett must alio be closed out at once, and as a special inducement we
will sell them
At factory prices for two days only
Tbi is the onnortnnitv of yonr life to get a corset bargain. Remember
there will be no reserve. Every new style will go at the
Factory Price
GIVE ME
THOSE
PRESENTS
Son Francisco. Oct. 5. Engagement
rings must be returned when young wo
men decide to retail their promises to
mitrry. So says Judge John If. Daniels,
And iMiss Flora Lewis, of this city, sor
rowfully handed ovitr to ier ox-fiancee,
B. M. Khncr, the glittering solitaire
with which their love was pledged
when they decided some time ago that
lifo would hold no joy for either of
them unions they could travel side by
side.
Shortly after their engagement Miss
Lewis enmo to the conclusion that she
diS not lovo Eisner sufficiently to mar
ry liim, and she so informed him.
Eisner gallantly released the lady
from her promise, but dnmauded the
return of the diamond '.ring which he
had given her at he time of their en
gagemont. Mis Lewis rofuscd to give
the ring up, and Mr. Eisner brought
suit to compel her to do so.
The lady sought to show tbo oourt
that she intended to sell the ring and
givo the proceds to ehnrity, but Judge
Daniels rulod the testimony out.
In deciding the ease, the judge found
only three eases in legal history that
would servo as a precedent. One was
in Vermont, where a young man man
'had given his promised bride money
with which to buy n trousseau. When
tbo engagement was broken tho lady
refused to give up the money, but was
iraiclled to l so by law. The other
two ass were decided iu the English
courts, ohm of thorn u century ami a
half ago. '
In his decision Judge Daniels said:
Eisner did uot give the ring to the
defendant to win hor favor, but in con
sideration of her engagement, and to
conform to a custom long in vogue in
seAllng the ties of hii uugagtimout with
a ring. When the defendant broko the
engagement tho consideration failed,
and the. gift, conditional upon mar
riage, sbeuld have been returned,"
Miss Lewis expre-io her determina
tion to nppeal and to secure possession
of tho ring by carrying the ease Into
tho highest courts.
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OA8TOIIIA.
Burstl 1to IbA r Hiw Ahttri Baegt
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TERRIBLE
ARMY
RAISED
Number of Great Refin
eries Are in
Danger
Findlay, Ohio, Oet, 5. Lightning
this morning set fire to a tank of 1200
barrels of oil belonging to the Nation
al refinery. The intense heat caused
tho explosion of three nearby tanks.
Other tanks and refineries are in dang
er. The loss will probablv reaeb $100.-
000.
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Fettigrew Bolts.
New York, Oct. 5. The tribune says:
"Ex -Senator Pettigrew, of South Da
kota, until this year a staunch Bryan
tie, says he is going to vote for Wat
son, and declares Parker ought not to
carry a single state.
"There is no reason why such a par
ty as the Democratic party should ex
ist, as now constituted,' says Pettigrew.
'It representes nothing; raises no is
sue, admits its only issue is Roosevelt's
offensive personality, thus making the
great party of Bryan contemptible.' "
Not the Salem Hog.
Albanv Demecrat: Mr. Ed. Schoel,
f nr thin citv. is develonine his 900
pound O. I. '. bog into a big animal, j
specially for the Lewis and Clarke
fair, and expects to have him tip the
scales at between 1000 and ' 1100
rounds. The attention of the Port
land papers is called to this splendid
art of development in the interest of ... ,,le t8 , ,te amu tie Kunli n' the Jipt.
the great fair, and stop their growling The M-o. "'-' , ".Wl JSffir
about Albany. , i'
Mimic War In California.
Is strikingly described in October
Sunset Magazine. Articles by General
MaeArthur and others. Beautiful col
ored drawings. Many industrial ar
tiel, storie, etc., 10 cents from all
netvHlealers. 10-5-eod-ut
wEl ru i; r..7iu.c - " " pik"
u B.n.,1 f ,k. Pll"bT Wtmce irwm. yopr-
raited by CeUitr Vt 7-
Chemeketa Street Improvement.
E. P. McCornack is building a new
cement sidewalk in front of his proper-1
ty on Chemeketn street, occupied by
the Warner point shop. He will also
trim the large trees, and the improve
ment will be welcome.
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:: AMUSEMENTS, j!
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Four Are Happy.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Joseph Peters and Mrs. .Tcanette
Henry and Joseph Gerig and Miss Mil
lie Roener.
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Jasti6.i7.lti Juljrt,,3i Aspt,9.ej September J,
t, 7, October J, 4. 5-
Return limit, ninety !T.
The Rock Island System offers two routes
to the World's Fair City via St. Paul
Minneapolis, and through Scenic Colorado.
No change of cars, Ogden to St. Louis and
St. Paul to St. Louis.
Restored, to Citizenship.
Governor Chamberlain today re
stored to citizenship two convicts, who
have served their time, A. B. Rector
and Orval Perdue.
To Overthrow the Govern
ment of Santo
Domingo
Monte Cristo, Santo Domingo, Oct. 5.
Oonoral Candelnria Delis Mesas, with
SO men, revolted against the govern
ment on September 26th in favor of
Isadora Jamons, nnd started for the
interior.
TONIOHT.
Edison Continuous Vaudeville.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Grand "Sign of tho Four."
Grand "Tho Husking Bee."
The Edison.
The Edison has a fine bil on lthis
week. The Lucky Harmony quartet,
Dena and Marie Wilson and Baby Flo
Russell are heard in a number of pretty
song. KusselJ, O'Neill nnd Russell do
the comedy turn, nnd Earl and Hamp
ton have a black face" act that is good.
The pictures are interesting nnd crowd
ed houses have greeted the performers.
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S0Z0D0NT
Tooth Powder
"Good for Bad Tteth
Not Bad for Good Teeth"
Gives the Tooth a Poorly Luatr
BIG BOX
TOP
25c
Ito M rw Hiw Atari
DAILY
TRAIN
ACCIDENT
Augusta, Ga., Oet. 5. It is reported
that a passenger train on the Augusta
Southern railway went through a tres
tle over Jonos crock, near Gibson, nnd
several were killed.
Tho train ran into a burning trestle
and was derailed, except tho engine.
All tho curs were burned nnd seven pas
sengers and crew were Injured. W. II.
Shurley will die.
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Ituwlaus Surrounded.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 5. A dispatch
states that a force of Japanese have
surrounded a party of Russians who
were reeonnoiterlng at Apriol, nenr
Mukden. The Russians cut their way
out, and returned to oamp with some
euptured convoys. The Jnpaneie are
entrenching near Foulin. Tho weather
is very cold.
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Episcopal Rummage Sale.
The ladle of the Episcopal church
ore oonducting a rummage sale in the
Turner block, next door to Harritt &
Lawrence's grocery. All those desiring
to contribute articles will please in
form the committee, at the store, and
the artiolet will be collected.
NEW TODAY
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i( hange of bill tomorrow night nt the
Kdisou.
MHHM1
When
Looking
lf
For good place to have your eyes tested and properly fitted with
glaasea, remember we are the Pioneer Opticians. Our customers num.
1er in the thousands. Thoughtful people are every day finding their
way to our store. They apprecttto a specialist of our years of expert
enco and conscientious work. Oar charges are reasonable. We give
you valuablo advice, and test your eyea free.
iChas.H. Hinges,:
Wanted. At once, a good dishwash
er. Apply at the Cottage Hotel.
10-5-3t
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For Sale. Choice oak, aah and body fir
wood. Wm. II. Kgnn, Route No. 2,
'ficrvnis, or phone Farmers 3C.
10-5-lwk
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For Sale. One Jersey cow, fresh, young
gentle nnd a good family cow. In
quire, of Oeorgo Swegle, on Gardon
road. 170-3-3t
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For Rent. A five-room .house, with
basement, well water pipes in house.
Call on A. Sohriebor, 434 High st.
10-3-3t
MARKET QUOTA
TIONS TODAY
"Make Salem a Good Home Market"
Fuel and Food. The Smith Fuel and
Feod Company is prepared to fur
nish sawed wood, coal, etc, on prompt
delivery. Office with Salem Abstract
& Land Co. Phone Blaek 2201.
30-5-lm
Strayed. From tho Densinoro pasture,
about threo months ago, a tmiill,
light-colored Jersey cow, with bell
ou. Any information will be gTate
fully received by S. Cole, Salem,
Route 7. 10-S-lwk
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The Willamette.
Jas. C. Murray, Portland.
H. Shepherd, Portland.
J. Johnsou, Portland.
Win. Liviugstou, San Franoisco. '
F. R. Wagner, Portland.
A. L. Young, Portland. v
A. II. Solomon, Portland.
Tbos. llullomu, San Francisco.
C. R. Ponhe, Detroit.
V. Zi Jaeobs, San Francisco.
P. I. Rannou, San Praneiseo,
F. A. Whitwell, Portland.
F. Harnosbly, Monett, Mo.
P. Hightaner, Portland.
A. H. Wilde, Portland.
F. K. Melming, Portland.
I.. 1). Collard, Newberg. ,
B. I Isliann, Wheatland.
L. F. Daley, Dallas.
l W. Bliwh, Partlaud.
11. G. Cook, San Franelseo.
Alford Hurt, New Yerk.
Poultry at Stelner's Market
Eggs Per dozen, 23c. '
Hens 8c.
Young chickens Sc.
Harritt & Lawrence.
Eggs Per doz, 25c.
Potatoes, Vegetables. Eta.
Potatoes lc.
Onions 2Wc.
Wood, fence Porta, Kte.
Second-grow th $4.50.
Big fir $5.00.
Ash-$5.00.
Oak posts 15c. ,
Cedar posts 10c.
Hide, Palis and ura.
Green Hides, No. 1 Ec. '
Green Hlues, No. 2 4c.
Calf Skins 45c.
Sheep 75c.
Goat Skins 26c to II M '
PORTLAND MARKET.
Wheat-Walla Walla, SOc.
Valley S5c
Hour Portland, best grade,
4.60; grain :n, $3.304.00.
Oats Choice white, $1.S0L25.
Barloy Feed, $20 per ton; rolled
?22,
Millstuff Bran, 19.00.
Hay-Timothy,$1415.
Potatoes Fnncy, $1.2501.40.
Ege8- Oregon ranch, 23(fJ24c.
$4.50
Mmr OpUtlan. M Ut ttrttt. Htxt door to Urfd A Buh Bank
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Testimony of a Minister.
Rev. J no. 8, Cox, ef Wake, Ark.,
write. "For 12 years I suffered from
Yelluw Jaundise, I consulted a num
ber of physicians and tried all sorts
of medicine, but gat no relief. Then
I begau the use of Klectrio Bitters
and feel that I am now cured of a
disease that had we in its grasp for
13 years." If you want a reliable
mtMietno for Live r and Kidney trouble
stomach disorder or general debility,
get Elcvlrie Bitters. lta guaranteed
by J C Perry Osly 60c.
DIED.
PARES. At the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. T. C. Gilbert, near Zena,
Oatober 4, 1004, Irs. Sophia Pares.
dropsy.
of
The funeral services will be held to
morrow morning at 10 n. in. at the St.
Joseph's Catholic church, in this citv,
and burial will be had in the Catholic
cemetery.
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EGG
market
collapsed
Ohleso. 0t.V-F. K. Roberts, com
mission werehant, fulled today for
$BS5,Q0Q. Ho gave assets ef $4500, al
thougli he claims ko has seuritis of
a quarter of a mil'.iea. The souse of
the failure was the ellpe ef th New
Y'fiirk egg murlet.
-Steamer
Went Down.
London, Oet. S.-Tht Greek steamer
Kelmentiuk went dawn veeently off
Ushant, and 7 of the erew, including
the eaptaiu, were drownel. Eight ear
vivqra lauded at Leixoes, Portugal.
VM-ORE
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Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD.
Over Ladd & Bnih'a BanN Sales, Or
Full information on request.
Call or write.
A. H. McDo.vald, General Ae'r,
1403rd Street, cor. Alder Street,
Portland. Ore.
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j; The Shooting Gallery , ,
Will give away many cash prizes on Saturday night. Everythki
remodeled and new. Opposite the White Houso Restaurant.
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iesesftit8ey4)isjft.4iafta
A GOOD APPETIZING MEJU
Can always bo made on our te
der and juicy steaks, chop
roasts, filets. Those who Ion
choice meats of excellent flaror
and succulenco should try i
steak, roast or chop from our
prime beef,, lamb, mutton M
veal. Our meats are favoritti
with those who wish first-class
anA nourishing foods, at reason
able prices.
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State Street Market
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Two Days
ALE
Of tlic Greatest Bargains Ever Of
fered in Salem
We have exploded a bombshell louled with cut prices in our compet
itors' ranks that is keeping them busy ,0 try and compete with the hot
fire of our persistent low price giving. BUT TID3Y CAN'T DO IT,
VOU KNOW. We have got the right
smallest expenses of any dry good
can beat any coapet.tion along the line.
goods at the right prices, and the
1 Store in Snlem. sn vnn see why "I
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See the following prices:
4c
7c Best Standard dark colored
Calicoes, yard
7e Best light and .i,l' '.'' '.'',
12s Best WraPpw meU
Vni P".- I'riee, yard.. 8 lc
75 Black Rtt,tle Taffeta Silk,
"vy quality; pe, '48c
ad black; prie, vaid
Our $!. tmmmt
Ie.deSi;9Hl8 j
-esilk-fiauaed yvetee s, al,
latest, mi, p, nH 6gc
Ladies' $4.50 dress skirts, black
and colors; sale prico ?i95
Ladies' $7 Panama Cloth Black
Dress Skirts, handsomely silk
trimmed; Sale prico S-50
Ladies $5.00 Swell Jackets, the
latest style; sale prico .. . J3-95
75c Reaver Tail Zebelino Dress
Goods, double width, tho latest
dress goods shown; price, yd .&
Ladies' new stylish French Flan
nel Shirt Waists, $1.73 quality;
for this salo only -98c
Children's Winter Underwear,
5ale prico 10c, 15c and 85c
Mena SOc bejavy fleece-lineo"
Winter Underwear; sale price 29c
ASK FOE THE GOODS ADVERTISED.
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