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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1905)
BAXX.Y CAPITAL 3QTMXA1 BAIXK. OEEOOK, TUESDAY, APBIE i, 1M5 V '"a'ifcr Id Ik tf ( If I wWSiMv I f I ffltrffiziUMir lit iw It 4 1 SkWHHHSl I frU Pianolas T in v Mo liomo completo without a piano no piuuo complete without the moans of playing it. W havo mndo 8)Po!al arrangements to demonstrate to till our visitors dur ing this trnlo tlio uKifulnoHH, llio simplicity nnd tho plonsuro there -is to ho xlrxtTcd from tho possession of u I'liiiioln, tho only porfect player. Come In, Jf it is only to so on i'iauoln, ami hoar a piano played by means of it. A Worct As to Out Regtial Line of . Pianos All those who nttoud this hiiIo will have an opportunity to loam mimu- tiling of tho superb lino of pianos and organs carried by us roguliirly in flalmu, under tho innungomont of our resident iniinugorMr. A. L. Lovelace. Wo now have exhibited ut our toinpnrnry sales room, iu tho Houso Furnish- lug (.'onipuny.'n store, pernor suflRLtborty and Court streets, a line of such superb Instruments ns tho Chiokcrlug of Boston, tho Weber of Now York, tho llolmrt M. Cable, Crown Orohostrul, Heliiiiuuiin, Jacob Doll, Hiius, Clur under), etc, etc. Prices. and puymoutH otrithom all (wlll ba found exceed ingly ruminublo. RECEIVER'S SALE OF Pianos and Organs Remainder of Stock of Gilhett Bos., Bankets, to be sold sight ne e in Salem. Sale Daly AthofceJ and Confam- ed by the Ctectfit Cotirfc. How we Came into possession of them and why they ate going at sch tuemendotfs reductions. A few wods of explanation concerning the veritable harvest in pianos and organs which we ae offering piano bttyegs KU AVlien tlio nffairs of Gilbert Bros., tho bankrupt bankers, of Salem, were wound up, nearly two years ago, the recoivcr, Mr. Claud Gatch, turned all the pianos and organs, both new nnd second-hand, wliieh wero n part of tho assets of tho defunct bank over to the Kilors' rinno House. Every in strument received by us thon was sold off by our Portland store at fifty cents on the dollar. Sinco tlint salo not a single complaint has been re ceived by us from a purchaser of one of these pianos. The pianos and organs wo are now offering in Salem at remarkably low prices are a portion of this same stock, the instruments having been sold by tliu bnnkers previous to their assignment. The pianos havo from tinio to tlmo boon ropossessod by tho receiver, sinco his appointment, owing to tho inability of various purchasers to make their payments upon them. Wo havo consented to tnko tlio entire lot off the hnnds of tho receiver, and we now proposo to convert them into money without any loss of time. All Must Go In Ten Days To accomplish this, ubsurdly low prices have been placed upon every instrument. Tho make, tho style and the condition of these pianos justify much higher prices. A number of them have scon such little uso as to be, for all practical purposes, as good as new, tho difference being only in the price. There nro in all somo twenty-five instruments of such well-known makos as tho Kvorott, Singer, II. T). Bcntlcy, Sehnffer, Gilbert, etc., etc., cased in handsomo mottled mahogany, nntiquo and English oak, burl walnut, etc., nil richly decorntod, nnd cvory ono un instrument which any ono enn tako grent satisfaction in. Originally iheso pianos sold at prices ranging nil tho way from '--5 to $400., Prices nov$l30, $133, $140 and up. ORGANS FOR A SONG A number of tho well-known Schultz organs, iu both oak and walnut oases nro included in Mils sale, nnd will go for from !r30 to $40, the original selling prlco being anywhere from $85 to $95. They are all in extremely good condition, and cortnin to givo years of wear. PAYMENTS Cash js preferred in this sale, but, in order to close this stock out at once, wo will ninko exceedingly reasonable terms of time payments to those who prefer to muko their purchases in this way As little ns $10 to $"," down will bo acceptetl on pianos nnd$5 on organs Monthly installments be ing $7 to $10 upon pinnos nnd $3 to $5 on organs. Out Wotd is Back of Out Goods No baseness concern realises more folly tfcan the Eilers Piano House, that the only way to maintain a name for square 'and fair dealings is to deserve it. We are proad of oar business standing; in every com munity where we have established hoases, whether they are the largest concerns in the largest cities of the Pacific West, or in the smallest town, and we do not propose, in order to dispose of a little handfal of used pianos to Jeopardise oar good name. Every instrument included in this sale is as fully guaranteed by us as our own regular makes. Further we give with them our regular agreement to refund all money paid if instrument fails in any way to prove ex actly as rccresented. And further still, as an evidence of our good faith in this particular instance, to the person who can prove that a single one of these instruments we are now selling at tremendous reductions is not fully worth every cent we are asking for it and that it has not formerly sold at the price given, we will present them with said piano, absolutely free of charge. STORE OPEN EVENINGS. EILERS PIANO HOUSE Temporary Salesroom, House Furnishing Company's Store Cor. Liberty and Court Streets. W. H. WEIR, General Agent !i7naBKrci''iagarai flHIHIIillllllillHHIl STATE I SOCIAL J NEWS Blodgett. J. A. Wood was In the Corviillls Men-lay. , f M. WhUo returned to Corvallis Tuos- ' U forgo W'poil wim In town Inst Mon day. Mrs, Hlodgott visited friends (u town ihlp wook. Mr. and Mrs. Uronhi wero Iu town tho first of tho week, M1m Mabel Hoeknor returned to hor liomo hi Albany Saturday, Ml Joidw IV Wood was tho guwet of Mr. 1. II. Kuwait Snturduy. Mr. Nick Mulkey returned homo from "Carvnlli Hutunlny. Mr. Whitney' unjl daughter, Mitiuio, vfin in Wruji Sutufdjiy. On: llnrflNon, of tho Summit, loft lat MontJjiy for Qhleago, j,iMjv ni Mm. Win, Van Alutyno ninflj; alnilncn trip t QorVaJIU Sslurilay. Mr. liVeush ))utk(j of the Sumnj! simmiI Sunday with bU par!, MV. and Mr, U. IX llullor. MIm l'oarl lUlturUiuiH, nftr am lug k w wthtM vlvU Ur ,lrnl. r turniMl Hatrty in ur work Iu I'urt lanJ 1 mt) III ut her home in this citj, wt-ut to I'ortlnnd Mmidny pionjuj;, whoro hIio will bo under tho euro of mi oxteopnth for Home time. 1'hn following ticket wns nominntcd nnd eloi'ted t tho oity electien: .May or, G. If. Heobo; counoiluiQU, O. D. Hon durnon nnd II. D. Urown; recorder, (.1. A. Landon; murslml, W. II. llroylos, LleeiiKO for wiloomt wiih wirrUnl by u vote of !17. Two Drunks In Tall. 'IVo moil fotin1 thoir )' Into the eity jull yoHtonlny nftomoon, whoro thoy nro now ponoefully reposinn. Tho trouble Uopui when they oonoulvixl tho ido4i of j;ettlntj full, which wiih forth with dona Hverythlnjf wont smoothly until thoy ohnnoed to run nfnul of OlH eor Murphy, who moortivl thorn to the city jnll. This morning thoy wore tak en boforo I'ollue .liid;o Moore, nnd liivim the iismil lino, but both men found that their nvnlluble unh sun- ply was iuudeipiate to niMt the da tnitud of tj(0 wort, so conolndod to rest awhile in (he xlmdiuv of the bar. j Gypsy Club. The mwubars f Uuj Oyimj- I'lub jvoru tUlluht fully oulorlalnihl Iiy MUs Jessie Hnrrltt lust uveulue. Tkaro was a full uttendiuiao 6f tlio olali, il plwinant ihM'iiil eveuiug whs ttpeat. lilKht refrhiuontH tre Hcrvcil. SALEM WILL HAVE BRICK HIGH SCHOOL Welch & Mourer Secure Contract to Be Completed Within Six Months Woodtiurn, Mr. H. P. Mereoln" wud Inula tlj to Hrtlwn TuMhly, Mayor (JfBt &t$' wont tq Whi ,Vtenday avenlng oh UuitlneM, AdjuUnt-Otfuerttl Fiunr, f Port $m, U vUlltuu with UU hrollur, Dr. ttBmar ltJawr, fur a few dnys J. V, AmUrwu l(t IVay wiarnlng Jor Juntbn Oity, whero lid will vUlt iwitli ills Ukinjlitcr fjjr overl wek, MUs Molly Moxfisld, wb lus bon OiTor Iiirgo Rowanl. Tke Smith Untitle has oirrel MOQ rwiml fr UfttrnmtuMi lwidinj; t tjio nrriMt and eoavlettoa of the person or lltWL9 whtt malMIoHtlv Med tU an ilio traV at a prhmte road crwMiHg, tw wIIm ot of Albany, o Hear a .Business Man. Talk. $alt KHiltcmeeH havo tiMrd rvm1 IHiblU le4turs au Christian SaUnao fram goiitlomoa of tko dltrrat prfm. oloiis, but at TuMday erouiai? at the. Grand pra koso thaw will Uo a talb on this subject lv a busUs mab, Hd wrd A. KlmlnUI, of Ohieago. LUtr frw. AH invite!. The board of school directors met Inst ovoulng nt the police court room, to cou slder the bids for the now high sohool building. All mcinbors of thn board wero pres ent. Dr. Byrd moved tlmt tho contract be nwnrdeil to Welch & Mouror at $42, ISO, and that it be constructed of Now berg brick. Tho motion was seconded by A. O. Condlt. Considerable diseuxsiou followed, Leo ipuyttioninR tho 170 days allowed by tho proposed contract for thp comple tion of tho structure, allowing rainy wonthcr to be deducted from the time. Tho voto resulted unanimously in fa vor of tho motion. W. G. McPherson, of Portland, spoke concerning the- hoatinfr apparatus, ex plfllninp tho system. The board ndjouruod to met Satnr day night to consider the bids for henting. STATE NEWS A development league has Wen organ iivxl at I'matilla. 'V wheat rep autlouk in I.liin coun ty is said ti be very promising. A magnolia tree at Th DuIIim. is in blimm, aud coatwiau b(wi)H TQO aud SOU blossom. 0e tlMiuwiHd Mtkk have len aw vartinl at tko revival nwotiuca held in Portland last mouth. About 300 mint! will bo addlto the OMrolltnout of the Indian training school at Chemawa this month. 8hop nieu in Ilakor county say that there will bo a tremendous crop of high grado wool in that section this spring, ThoDaker City DeHoat sav it will taka 43(H) uroMf all tho liquor oosoa ontho docket m Baker eouaty uie to trial. Mayaard Drown, the last of tho four men who escaped' from tho county jail nt Pendleton, hns boon enpturod at Col fax, Wash. A burglar outored a house at Hood j If Ivor, nnd whs mot by a woraau with a loaded WineheMr, who ordered him to skip, which he did in a lively man ner. Tho federal grand jury at Chiton will indUt some of tho moat puckers on trial. Tho pri of want ivlll be loosted up another not'oh. Tho jwoplo always havo to pay tho freight Over SOOO sohool children at Port land aro already enrolled in the nrlie ynnt cleaning anil Bower planting con tests vrhlfth have beau inaugurated by tho IrU improvement board of the chamber of commerce. A Soie wuu, Joseph ?, Morris, b M ing MaynarJ Warvriok. fox ISl.OftO for alleuatlea of his wife's affaitie&s. The husbaua alUges that Warwik seat ku wife presents of jewelry aad silk aadcr- wear, and that tho couple mot oa tho streets of Scio, and embraced nnd kissed ench other. It isn't always snfe to tnko a young woman at her word. Ralph Kline anil Jennie Good wore membors of a fish ing party, near Lancaster, Pa. The two qunrreled, and .lonnio threatened to cut Klino's heart out. Klino threw out his qhest nnd told her to jab away, which Joule did, nnd stuck a knife in to his gUanrd. She made good. u Hear a Business Man Talk. Snlom nudicnecs havo hoard several public lectures on Christian Scienco from gentlemen of tho different profes sions, but next Tuesday evening nt tho Grnnd opera house there will bo u talk on this subject by a business man, Ed ward A. Kimball, of Chicago. Lecture free. All invited. Hear Mrs, Hinges sing at the fare well benefit to bo tendered her by tho Salem musicians, Friday evening at the M. E. church. ' ti.... it-.,,... IXTatr I Two young men had a little dlfficul ty nt a daneo nt Bonanza last Friday evening, which nearly resulted fatally for ono of tho parties. For somo cause, of which there nre several explanations, James Collnhan got into a row with Al Pitch, who is smaller and much younger. After ono of theso rows, young Fitch went out and procured a revolver, and, coming back, was again attacked by Collahan, who threw him down. Fitch then pulled his gun, and holding it to the other's head, pulled tho trigger. Tho gun snapped, but did not go off. Ho again leveled the gun, nnd this timo the bullet just grazed Collahan 's hair. Tho bystanders ia torfored, aud took tho revolver awaj from Fitch, and stopped the fight A Pleasant Way to Travel. The above U thn unmi ...i:-i . tho traveler using tha Missouri Pacific railway between tho Pacific coast nnd tho east, and wo bollevo that tho serv ioo and accommodations given merit this statement. From Denver, Colora do Sprints and Denver tlmm o through trains dailv in Trnc. r.- and St. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat 03 1 standanl nlAtl.lii.t.i . . vmKuuu steeping Cars, chair cars and up-to-date dining cars. Tho same excellent service is i.ricu irom Kansas City and St. jw 10 Memphis, Little Hoik and Hot Springs. If you are. mint -. south, Avrito for particulars and full in-formation. W. a M'DRJDE, Gen. Agt, lSlThlrd SU PorUand, Ore. ' Merchants and Their Clerks. ' I.ldlftS aBd CAIltlaBIan -11 . .. llfO Will bo interftatl l i. i ., , " ' icciuro at tho opora house next Tuesday evening. -'"". na me lecturo is free. NO REST, no sleep. Itefciw-; scratching until the tender " becomes Inflamcu, sore and bleeding. Mdti by SklntMlth TWtant. w,g?i is n U I. -.n.. uu. tlHlilltvll fil fW" Ma WW r""v...fr",r. lrtiu- WlttUKlt ! iie. eikw. dropUU'. T S.ry ft. liS.- tar . , m FREE SAMPLES w tatntM SoAi, "Hon to Ht P"? ruuu) uxx WEcutnrs oa. " ' rAuiuti rjuvuuaivw.