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PAKMT CAPITAL JOURNAL, J3ALKM, OKfKWN. KIUDAY, JANUARY B, lm
FOG MAKES TROUBLE
FOR FRISCO BOATS
e
ONE DAY ONLY
For you to be benefited by the
nuary Clearance
Sale Reductions
Fancy Silks 27c
,ck Petticoats
at
half
Ladies' Fancy Col
lars at half
! Large Turkish Towels, only 1 8c
dies' Tailored
Suits
Slues to $25.00, now
$4.50
Petticoats
Values up to $4.50, now
75c
Ladies' Fleece Lined Vests 21c
tese and other reductions through-
it the store are for Saturday only.
San Francisco. Jan 29. An un
UBunlly heavy fog on tho buy this
morning rendered Irnfflc extremely
hazardous. At ono tlmo four boata
woro In Imminent danger of crashing
together off Goat Island, and only
the momentary lifting of the fog pro-
veuted a cntautrophe. Ono of tho
quartette, the Oakland, mnklng hor
i o'clock run from tho Alameda
Mole, hopelessly lost her bearnlgs
and floundered about like a dorollct.
Fortunately oho drifted toward tho
San Francisco side, but In doing so
narrowly escaped crashing Into the
Mission street wharf. Thon oho ap
proached hor wharf brondsldo on,
parted a lino attached to tho pierhead
In an of fort to swing hor around, nnd
drifted dnngorously closo to a pllo
driver In tho south ferry slip. Bo
foro another flno could bo attached
to tho pferhead tho Oakland drifted
out and almost rnn Into tho Dorkoloy.
After much additional maneuvering
tho "hoodoo' boat of tho Southorn
Pacific fleet crept Into her slip, 30
minutes Into.
SALARY RAISE
TO BE BLOCKED
BY GOVERNOR
WILL1VET0 BILLS INCREASING COMSEN-
tockton
SATION OF OFFICIALS
GoVurnor Chamberlain sprung a
surprise this morning by Bonding In
n message that ho would veto all
bills raising salaries during terms of
ofllce. That had grown to bo a groat
nbuBo, and unless n clear necessity
could be shown foi such nn Increase
ho would stop tho practice which wua
bocomlng gonornl.
Campbell moved to lay on tablo
and It was dono.
IIM
hen p. man nns u i ir u mu
ihlng to do Is to hnvo It out with
ill curloim how a lot of tall:
tut vlco Is supposed to bo an on-
igtment to virtue
ie door of hopv Bwlngs both
Don't Take (lie Ithk.
fhen you hnvu n Dad cough or
do not let It drag along until It
lines chronic bronchitis, or do-
ri Into nn attack of pneumonia,
iK've It the attention it dosorves
(grt ml of It Tako Chnmbor-
r wiirii u.'ineuy ami you nro
i of f mt r-llof. From n small
'!' le and use of this
' -'nded to all parts
. -s and to many
1 ' many remark-
' r i hs and colds havo
' ' - v id1 reputation and
ld by Dr. Stone's
OASTOniA.
itu ?V a Kaid Vw Have Aloars Bought
r& . SStJ. .a.
utJT7UcJt.
The world Is wldo, but there aro
lots of narrow people In It.
A lazy man lo on the wrong sldj
of humanity's profit and loos ac
count. Why U v. camel u very pugnacious
animal? llecnuse ho nlwnys has his
back up.
For Weak
Kidneys
Inflammation of the blad
der, urinary troubles and
backache use
DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder PUls
A Week's
Trial For 25c
K.O. DeWITT fc CO.. Chtcuo, III.
BOM) HV ALT- DKALICIlfl.
WIFEY STOOD IN
WITH OTHER WOMAN
Los Angeles, Cnl Jun. 20. After
having been arrested lit the Instance
of his wife, who thon compelled him
to upend u night in jail and upologlxo
to a woman ho had insulted, Albort
C. Smith Is at liberty today, firmly
convinced that the rolo of "masher"
Is not profitable.
Smith tipped his hat to Mrs. Jauo
Illchnrds Wednesday night. She re
sented his familiarity nnd, nt tho
instance of Mrs. Smith, swore out a
complaint against tho swain.
o
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
'.MIiCbM. D. Evans was a business
pnehonger to Portland thh morning
Mrs, 13. L.. Armstrong wont to Ho
qulam this morning.
Mm. A. Schnr and Miss Id't
Krug returned from Ilrownnvlllo to
day, whore thoy have boon visiting
'rlonds
Mls Anna Yantl and Miss Mabel
Williamson, toaohors of Albany, nro
h the rlty today visiting tha primary
department of tho various schools
Fran Kerrkoiisn, of the Flshor-TiK-nV
Union, of Astoria, wont to
Portland last night, a ft or nttondlng
the leg'slauure
Henry Prlntz wont to Portland
la t night to visit friends.
H C. Bldr'dge, manager of tho
Capital City creamery, wont to
Portland on bu8'nes yostordny.
WOMAN SUFRAGE
BILL PASSED
Esxai
1'
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P"-
C ,
ping to Move
r - .v location, 1 79 Commercial Street, about February 4, whore you will find
. id finest drug stoie in Salem. We -solicit your patronage. Prescriptions
'v-at the lowest possible rate,
Cross Drug Store
rJr
Home of Pure Drugs
T for the Home Phone,
(United .'rci I.eiuoJ Wlre.l
Olynipla, Wash. .Jan. 20. Tho
houso this morning passed tho wom
an's suffrage bill by n voto of 70 to
18.
This voto wiib arrived at whon It
was decided that tho question should
bo submitted to tho pcoplo In tho
next general election. Roprcsontn
tlvo Palmor of King led tho fight
against' tho bill, assortlug that It Is a
trivial mattor, entailing noedlcss ex
penso to the state. Roprcsoutntlvo
Dradborry niado u speech In which
ho said tho corporations woro nfrald
of tho woman's voto.
Sovorn forvld "Qod bless you"
siiocchcs on tho part of tho suffra
gettes present woro mndo and tho bill
wont through.
Moth Iiouboh adjourned until Mon
day. THUGS MURDER
CITY MARSHAL
IUnltl Vrm l.aal Vtr
Stookton, Cat.. Jan. ID. George
T. Morrison, olty marshal rif Oakdale
lies new- death's door with four bul
let wounds received onrly this muni
liiK whllo attempting to arrest two
thugs whom he Interrupted as they
were about to bronk Into tho South
ern Pnalflo dopot. As he fell the
would-bo murderers escaped. A num
ber of tools, Including n sledge stol-
i fmiu a nearby blacksmith shop,
were found nt tho dopot. Indicating
that tho men lmd doslgns on The of
fice safe.
Our New
Spring Dress Goods
ARE NOW READY
Anil they're nil new goods bought for this season's trade. We
luivcn't a yard of last year's novelties In the house.
The Novelty Dress Goods
This season nppenl (o tho good insto of refined dressers. There's
nothing gnudy in the line.
Fancy Weaves in Solid Colors
Predominate
Hut wo nlso show n splendid assort ment of stylish combina
tions in (ho pastel shadings which harmonize beautifully.
Satin-Finished Wool Fabrics
Arc extremely fimlilonnble. You'll find our display of spring
dress goods In strict accord wltho stylo tendencies.
There Will Be a Greater Demand
This spring- for high class dress goods on account of the Senttio
fair and cholco patterns will be M-nrco Inter in tho season. There
Is already a shortngo in tho wholcsalo market of desirable fancies.
It will bo to your Interest to buy early whllo tho assortment is complete.
OUR PRICES ARE BASED ON THE SPOT CASH PLAN
THAT IS WHY WE UNDERSELL REGULAR STORES
KKt
arsrsi&d'
ioadi$jfes
(e.tSZZffi&s'sted', &rvri.
HOUSE OVERRIDES VETOES
And Creates One Now Judee
sniD. Houso, 10 a. m., Jan. 29. Houso
considered governor's vetoes of 1007.
S. II. No. 18, Ileach voting mn
chino bill, Indefinitely postponed.
S. II. No. 02, Smith, .Id district
Fair. Passed over veto. Carries
$1600 annually.
S. 1). No. 88. Iloweriiian for 7th
district agricultural soolety. Curries
$8000 iinniinlly. PnBSud.
8. ft. Mn. lfiG. Johnson, for 10th
district fair. Gai-rloa f 1000 annual-1 It does what is Maimed for It." It II It
AFTER THE BRINE
"Vinol Eestorcd This Maa'g
Strength
"Sovoral years ago I was attacked by
a r.overo case of grlppo, which left mo
with a honking cough, soreness in my
chest, and bronchitis. I took nearly
tilery kind of rough syrup sold on tho
market, bullion medlolue glvon mo by
physlalnns.
I received no permanent relief until
my druggist asl.rd me to try Vlnol,
and after tsUIng three bottles I was
entirely cured.
I believe Vniol to be the greater!
blessing ever offered to tho publio, as
Tho boot guarantee of n man's
honesty Is his nood of work and
your llborallty of payment,
cuts, burns, brulnes and
seratchos, but especially recommend
ed for pIles-rDoWUt'i Carbollz
Witch Hazol Salvo. Sold by uU
''rugglets.
State and Commercial Streets,
Farmers and Horsemen
All say our harness wear the the beet, they appreciate tho fact that
wo use only tho best of leather, employ the beet mechanics, and that
we give them the best values for their money. Our sfock of harness
and saddlery goods is complete In every detail whloh makes It an
easy matter for you to select a fine harness from our up-to-date
stock, which Is tho largest in the Willamette valley. If once, our cus
tomer, you are always our customer
E. S. Lamport Saddlery Co.
DU) North Coiiuuerci! Street.
40 Years in the Harness Business.
liven a musical alarm el oak U
seldom aapreelated in the onrly
morn.
u
ICvery Mother.
Is or should be worried whan tho lit
Me ones havo a cough or eold. It
may lend to croup or plourlsy or
pneumonia thou to somothlnE more
serious. Dallnrd's Horohound Syrup
(will euro tho trouble at once and
Iprevont any complication. Sold by
, all dealors.
ly. Parsed.
8. H. No. IMS. Johnson, for lit
Itaetoru Oregon Kalr, $2000 a year.
Pawed.
S. I). No. 150, Km)', U gfimlsheo
onrnlugs of ofllolnls. Pnssod.
Thlrtl Ilendjiig Mils.
II. 1). No. 158, Jnoger, for one ad
ditional Judge Multnomah county.
I'U88Qd.
Adjoined to 1 p. in.
Fruits aro Mima tlvo things; when
nation gets busy they got so ashamed j
of thomsolvos.
J licks, Meplesvllle, Ala.
Tho reason Vlnol cures chronic
oonghs, eoiils and pulmonary troubles
Is lieomise it mmeius tonic iron and
nil the h allng and body buUdlng qIo
meats of eud liver oil but no oil,
Vlnol Ie ii io linexoellnl as a strength
builder for old people, delicate uhlldrou,
weak nud run-down nortous, and ufUr
elcJcnoba.
. V. I'DTNAM CO.
If a pair of andlrona cost J7.7C,
what would a ton of coal come to?
Ashes.
'J'lio I'urc Food l4v.
Seuixitary Wilson wiys: "One of
the object of tho luw Ie to Inform
the consumer of the preeenea of cer
tain harmful drugs In inedlolnee."
The lew require that the amount
of chloroform, opium, morplilue '
ad other uablt formlBg drugs !
Uted on the label of each bottu
Tilt. HlMttlirafilUPMim fkf n)lMtiil,Mrl..li. u
I Cough ftamedy have always claimed
that their remedy did uot toiitm,
an) of theee driige, and the truth r
this claim Is now fully pioven, as nut
mention of them Is made on tho laliol
This remedy Is not only one of the
safest, but one of tho best In he fo,
coughs and colds. Its value has been
proven beyond question during the
many yoars It has boon In general
uso. For salo by Dr. Htono'a dm
store.
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Xi ' j Saw
OASTOniA,
(ft ' - .
gcsa-Ls i ' i i.'Wangg
jioujsren :,
fiOcky Hcunt:n Toa fhiflfjois
X Jmy UtiM la B..y FoeU.
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s..i jfiTf fVi(ia!k i V-Tffiwii
; luHb ItHUutftr , j.xiiiii Jr to !!
-- m r - r . . i; - nviil'. by
-:tmet3-S0 SdJtfi PEOPLE
Toinoiiow night ends
i':e 'Jig sale al Wenaor &,
Cherrinuton's. Save $85
to $135 by buying your
piano NOW.
PR. STONE'S
Drug Store
The only cash drug storo In Ore
gon, owes no one, and no ono owes
It; carries largo stock; Its shrlvos,
counters and show cu'oi aro loaded
with drugs, modlclnos, notions, toilet
articles, wines and liquors of all
kinds for mudlolnat purpo.o. Di,
Stone Is a regular graduate In tnrd
Iclno, and has had many yoars of ex-
porience In the practice. Consulta
tions aro free. Prescriptions are
free, and only regular prices for
medicine,- Dr. Stone can be tound
at his drug store, Salon), Or,, from
7 In tho morning until e at night
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