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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALJtfel, OIUMOtt, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1903. NWMrvv iiiuyiiylBwpwwWwwpw yfff. in .mai w.ii W I 1 riito Jr!;,. 'w -r I For Infants and Children. BfeOR!iiIThe Kind ou 1!ave IMPP" ' ' 1 Always Bough! I AVH'cfflblel'rcparationrorAs At I slnulaUngihcFoodantlBcguIa- . - . I ItogihaStoinachsandBowlsof JJ0arS tD.0 g Promotes Digc3tIon.Clirful- I Jr f Mr I nessandltest.Conlainsncilher Mj ni? lip I Opium,Morpliine nor Mineral. Ul l 11 I WOT :NAH.C OTIC. Ll,r JS!wi I Eft uft 8H 1 a&g! arT f 18 OO I.ApcrfccI Remedy forConsllpa- I f V WWU non.SourStomach.Diarxhoca 8 ks . Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- (I I If I, ftp litsm1 4g33 oml Loss of Sleep. M ,, rUl tJVul Far Sinulo Signature of M iSWE I Thirty Years I XXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Hj Itf VJ K rUIll"V Tmi otirraun aoMraii . mwtacirr. HHiHUHHBBMMBMMBi,iBHuacras aa wwmti-miHi i iiiiiiininuiiiimm hh-h sin J 49 State Street The tirao which wo advertised to continue- this sale- is ; very short. Only a low wooks, and ve do just as. wo advor- tisod closo this sale -You, who aro not buying now are '.'. missing opportunities to purchaso goods that will not probably ; ; como to you again. You can now got ; ; tI5 Overcoat9 for $10,00 Overcoats Worth $7.50 for $5,00 alts worth $15 for $10.00 Suits worth S 10 for $7 50 :: Pints worth $4 and! 5 for $ 3,50 Pants worth $150 for $1.00 Sweaters worth $1.50 for$ 1,00 Sweaters worth 75c for 50c ;; A good line of Hats loft and Gents' Furnishing Goods that ' win pieaso mo most critical. A few Bargains left in Quilts Trimmings and Fringes in Jet small prices. Ropo silk and Embroidory silk 100 vard snool silk at 5o A small lino of dry goods to bo cut in prices in order to closo f If you want to got bargains Good goods, Money placed in your pocket como to lav otiuo street and invest boforo Jan. 1. S. FRIEDMAN -i Ml IS t II III I IHH H 1 I I I E. C. CROSS Meats' and Provisions PHONB 29.1. Established 1884 44mimitiiifw4Mtaitc4H Htiie Wing, Sang Co All Kinds Holiday Goods M coot prico. Balo on boore Christmas. Embroidory, 81lk, Hand. . . i i korchkif. Chlnaware, Toya. Gents' and Ladles Furnishing Goods, ; IDmtt Wrappers. All klnda ot GanaenU. and Ornaments. Oodrt , , ; otreet, corner of alloy. ; Wojiiicieiitaii(i-4aiaii-fe4ffrfrc-frfr JitailIWIiall9lttHIIfrtttat-afraWI-t-Mag MERCUANT Own House Block. X VIVIK nVHOV gJV' wo - a I Borleicc ceticr and fitter. Will ruarsutce all work Alsoclean-X X iBtf, Dressier sod repalrlur. $ ii jBtnmnt wwt Sale and Blankets. and Silk. Great bargains at at lo por Skein. I I I H I H I lit II I II 1 1 I H 1 1 1 Signs of Renewed Activity la tho real. estate world Indicate la creasing building operations thlf Spring, arte prompt oa to remind 70a that our facilities for supplying hard and soft -wood, lumber, lath, oklngWa, and other building materials aro ex ceptionally good. Wo will bo pleased to furnish estimates on contract, largo or small. A car of Mill City shingles recalled. Q00DALE LUMBER CO, i w ... Nsar 8. P. Pas Depot Phono M1. e TAILOR Court Steet LONDON'S UNEMPLOYED. Hard Times Feared in the Great Brit ish Metropolis. London, Dec 21. Though every one In the great English motropolls appears to bo preparing for the Chrlatmns, fostlvItloB Just now, with the shops doing a big business and everyone apparently spending money freely, those who see under tho sur face of things detect unmistakable evidences of tho approach, of. hard times. Though London always has 1 standing army of unemployed It Is quite evidort of Into that its ranks aro being recruited at a startling rate. Tho fact that It has boon deemed advisable to rosuscltato tho old Man sion House commllteo on tho unom ployed shows which way the wind Is blowing. Thoso lntorostod In the matter express tlo hopo that tho committee will change Its plan of proccduro bo that substantial and berloflclal results may bo accomplish cd. Tho committee was formed a number of years ago Just aftor tho West End had boon terrorized ' by the window-smashing by a crowd of hungry men marching In riotous pro cession from a mooting in Trafalgar Square. Tho alarm created by this demonstration opened the pockets of tho millionaires of My fair and 13 ol gravla, and money flowed freely Into tho committee's treasury. It was distributed, howevor, In so foolish and Indiscriminate mannor that, In tho opinion of many oxport workers among tho poor, it did moro harm than good, It undoubtedly attract cd to London a whole army of loafers from tho provinces nfid tho result was that tho worthy unemployed woro cheated out of thoir sharo of tho rollof fundw. A novol plan for tho relief ot the rapidly Increasing num ber of unemployed has been propos ed and Is Just now tho subject of much discussion, TliU Is that the government acquire tho large aroat of dorolkt lands In Ess ox and Suf folk and give profltnblo and healthful employment to many thousands of inoit In tho' work of nfforooting tho lands. Ships Laden With Gifts. Now York, Dc. 19. Tho big llnors which cleared for Europo today were veritableCanta Claus ships, carrying vast snms of monoy nnd countless other Christmas gifts to gladden tho hearts of folks In tho "Old CountrjV Thoro 'wero Bomo wild rushes down at tho. wharves yostorday by bolatod gift senders, and tho box which hung alongsldo tho last-ton-como-ashoro gangplank was filled and emptied many tinier. At tho foreign branch of the post ofllco tho clorks worked liko boavora and, appreciating tho desire of tho bolated ouos to got thoir Christmas gifts off In time, sold stamps nnd re colvod lettors for many minutes aftor tho ofllclal closing time laid down by tho regulations. Extra trucks and extra help ot all kinds had to bo em ployed to got tho mall to tho ships. On tho Cunard and North Gorman Lloyd plors tho scono of activity lasted up to tho moment of doparturo and at tlmt hundreds missed tho malls In tho wild scramblo that wont on dur ing the last hours. Ono ship carried moro tlutn 100,000 If Old SaDta date Wo have had new Qoods arrlvlno evary day during tho last two weeks, And are well prepared to eupply tho demand- for holiday furniture. 8IDE00ARDS. CHINA CLOSETS. BUFFETS. DINING TABLES. DOOK CA8E8. DESKS. LIBRARY TABLES. PARLOR TABLES. IRON BEDS. DRESSING TABLES. CARPET SWEEPERS. FANCY ROCKERS. BUREN & HAMILTON House Ftimishess money orders, amounting to more than $2.000,0o0. Other ships afso had their share and the total of these" gifts sent nbroad amounts to a fabu lous sum. The money orders camo' from all parts of the country, New York bolng the oloarlng point of 31,0()u post ofllcos In tho United States from which foreign orders can bo is sued, t Exercises in the Cablldo. New Orleans, La., Dec. 19.-In the old Cablldo, where ono hundred years ago wore hold tho ceremonies that marked tho peeelng of tho great Louisiana Territory from the possess ion of Franco to that ofjtho United States, .Interesting exercises woro hold today In celebration of tho cen tennial of tho transfer: Tho Cablldo was thon tho seat of Government for tho torrltory ond Is now used by the Supreme Court. Tho ceremonlos today followed as closely as possible tho programme of ono hundred years ago. As on that occasion representatives of Franco, Spain and tho United States played tho leading parta Tho speakers In cluded Governor Heard of Louisiana, M. Jussorand, tho French Ambassa dor and Sonor OJcdo, tho Spanish representative at Washington. A feature of tho colebration was tho reading of the transfer proclamation from tho balcony of tho Cablldo ex actly as fns ' dono a century ago. Guns stationed In Jackson Square, formerly tho Placo d'Armes,- fired a saluto and tho flag of tho Unltod States was run up amid vociferous ch coring from tho great crowds that filled tho square and the neighbor ing Btrocts. Hovo Thlaf Wo offor one hundrod dollars re ward for any coso of catarrh that cannot, bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. We, the undersigned, havo known F. J. Cheney for tho loot 15 years, and bollovd' him porfectly honorable In all business transactions and finan cially ablo to carry out any obliga tions mado by thoir firm. WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, Ohio. WALDINO, KINNAN & MAHVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken lntor nnlly, acting dlroctly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Testimonials sent froo. Price 7Cc per bottlo. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills aro the boat BO 'YEARS' EXPERIENCE ' Trade Marks UtSIONB AnronB lending ft ikrHeb and description may QQlcklr aortaln our opinion free whether an Intention ! probably patentable. Communlc i aj al h AAailaHl lal ITani4KniV in Palanri Intention ! probably patentable. Communlca UonitrlctlyconB(lontlL Handbook on I'atenu ient freo. Oldeet asency for locurln patent. I'atenu taken through Mann Co. rtoelvt Scientific American A handioniely llloatrated weekly. T-anrert er. eolation of any clentlflo Journal. Termi. XX n yeari four raonthi, fL Bold by all newidealcn. ffiUNN&Co.30,0-0'--' New York Wants Anything in the Line of FURNITURE He will " Know iast Whte to Get it COMFORT ROCKERS. DINING CHAIRS. MORRIS CHAIR8. COUCHES. LOUNGES. DAVENPORTS. PICTURES. HALL GLASSES. HALL BENCHbS. PORTIERS. RUGS. CARPETS. ijjjjijra No Dessert More Attractive Why nso gelatine and spend noura soaung, sweetening, flnToring and coloring whon Jell-O produces betler results In two minutes? ETcry thing in tho package. Simpladdhot water and sot to cool. It's perfection. A-eur. prise to tho housewife. No trouble, leas ex penso. Try H to-uay. in tfoor a rtut x ia Yors: Imon. Orango, 8trawbcrry, Ztaap. bony. At groceza. 10o, "Portland and Return Only $2.20." Tho Southorn Pacific is now soiling round trip tickets to Portland from Salem for $2.20, good going Saturday or Sunday, returning Sunday and Mon day, ..giving all day Sunday and Mon day In Portland. Tho samo arrange ment applies from Portland, gfvlng all Portland peoplo a chance to visit val loy points at greatly reduced rates. W. EL COMAN, G. P. A. cod Branson & Ranan. -Koop all kinds of .grocorlos, and they aro tho best that can bo found In the city. You don't know It until you have tried them. Tho Eugene Register has Installed a linotype, that makes that paper a moro up-to-date institution, if that woro possible. i , aiLSToniA, tkan ti , The Kind Yon Hara Alwars BougM S. C. STONE, M. 0. ....PROPRIETOR OF.... STONE'S 'DRUG STORES 8ALEM, OREGON. Tho stores (two In uumbor) aro lo cated at No. 235 and 297 Commercial stroot, and aro well stockod with a comploto lino of drugs and medicines, tollot articles, porfumory, brushos, otc. Has had somo 25 years oxporlenco In tho practlco of mcdlclno, and now makes no chargos for consultation, or examination or proscription. Your .Stepmother Is Bttll horo, and ao busy as ovor. Whon your clothes nro worn and dirty, or tho buttons off tako thorn to hor, at tho Salem Dyolng and Clean ing Works. Repairing and rollnlng; now volvot collars put on overcoats; also four suits a month for . Callod for and roturnod. MttS. C. H. WALKER, Prop. 195 Commorclal Street. cMicHearcR8 English YT I .r.h.l. I.4c ftUPrvsrlrt ta ItKIt 1 D.ld aitullU k.i mcII IUH..rlbK Take tia ether. UifM .! Kub.tllntUaa ui Irait !!. Hay t y.r Drsintit, r tM4 4. "f ' I'arUrulan, TaallataalaS 4 "It.ller rr lJI,fc Mr,r r frtirM. t O.euO Tlli..UU. B.Mk' Druviau. rtlrk.it.? !fcMil tV hw. Haalaea Mavara. J-U1XV, Jr TVUT Wn AemnaraitnalfyMue PILES RU Buppositom D. Uut, TkMarMa. . OtUt fciMto, Bl.U.lllU, N. P , -riu. "luil iay 4. an th el.lM r.r tkot." Dr. B. V. Ui.m, lUrraXMk.Tr V.vrtt..- Tb.y lf itblrtrt al iktla- tmi.m." Dr. II. I) UeUlll. Clukiian. T,. writ ' Mla , rratna er xi y.u,, i aart rvoa a nrafc eul ri." raxi, M Cffjrra, SaatWa Trta. fuminu. UANTH BUOY, LANCAIYKR, FT. Sold In Salem by 8. C. Stone. Call for Fro Bamplaa. Corvaflis &. EasternR Ft. TIME CARD NO. 24. No. 2 for Yaqulna: LeY Albany ....". ...,12:45p.m. Leaves Corrallla Arrive Yaqulna No, 1 Returning: Loaves Yaqulna Lc&vea Corrallls Arrives Albany 2:00 p.m. 1:20 p.m. a t (MS a.m. .. ..,.11:30 turn 12:15 p.m. No. 3 for Derc-lt: Loavos Albany 7:00a.m. Arrlvea Dotrol 13:20 p m. No, A From Detreit: Leave Dotrolt 1:00 p.m. Arrlvea Albany 6:G5p.m. Train No. 1 arlvos In Albany In time to connect with the S. P. -outh bound train, as well aa giving two or three hpurs In Albany boforo dopar turo of B. P. northbound train. Train No. 2 connects with the S. P. trains at Corvallls and Albany giv ing direct service to Newport and ad jacent beaches. - . Train No. 3 for Detroit, Breltenbush and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at' 7:00 a. m., reaching De troit about noon, giving ample time to reach the Springs samo day. For further Information apply to EDWIN 8TONE. . Manager. T. COCKRELL, Agent Albany. H. XL CRONISE, Agat, Corvallls. rErawraL. nvi Y-X .V Qrtoli.nl aart (lair flwulaa 5 it TtNi If ff "t an Maiitia tau OJ&HM fiOJMNE som 3 TRAIN8 TO THE EA8T DAILY DKl'ART roa TIME SCHEDULCa From FortlttDd, Or, AHIUVI FHOil unict go Portland Hpcclal 8 60. tn YlaUtuiv lngton ' Atla'ntic ExpreM 8:1S p. m. la Bont lngton Bt.fanl Fat Mti 7 45 p. ra. Tla Bpokaue Salt lko, DstiTor, Ft. UTnelL iTVnaailin l.'anaai FT Ut Ilia UialAtlr., UBitDW I City, Ht. IouU, Chicago! 5 JO p is anil son, Halt Lake, Denrer Ft, Worth, Omaha, Kamai Oltr. BU LouU. Chlcaeo 9:40 a, m. and ut. Walla Walla, tewlmon. Spokane. Wallace. land man, MlnncapoUj BL Pant. l)uluUi.Mil&uk i: a m Chicago, and Xaat. 7( HOURS 7H J PORTLAND TO CHICAGO J No Cbante of Car. OCEAfTAMD t(lVER BC1IBDUL! From PortUad" Allaalllns datoe tubjoct to eiianKe For ? an Fraud km Ball btcxj 6 darn S p. m. P. m Dally except Bonilaj 8d. ai. COLOMBIA R1VKK To A tor la an1 War lmdlns 4d. m. x. flnn'a Saturday ur.m, WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for Portland and way landings ou Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays, about 10 a. nu M. P. BALDWIN, For Corvallls Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays about 5:30 p. m. A L. CRAIO, AgtO.R.&N. Salem. Gen. Pass. Agt Portland, Or. Offers a cholco of THREE gateways, KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH Or OMAHA, to Chicago and points East Through Standard and Tourist Bleeping cars dally betwoen San Fran cisco and Chicago via Loi Angolea and El Paso. Through Tourist Sleeper oach TUESDAY from Portland to Chicago via Salt Lako.and Colorado Springs. Through Standard Sleeping Cart dally between Ogden and Chicago. Lowest rate In effect always avail able tIr "Rock Island System." Reduced ROUND TRIP RATES In effect on July 12, 13, 15 and IS, and August 18, 19, 25 and 26; 90 daya re- turn limit Bo sure that your ticket reads via tho Great Rock Island Route. Tho best and most reasonable din ing car sorvlco. For information, GEO. W. BAINTER, T. P. A. L. B. GORHAM, Gen Agt, 250 Alder . streot, Portland Ore. Quick Time East From Tacoma, Seattle, the Paget Sound country and Spokane to JUb sourl river points and tho Southeast the Burllneton offm-a nnlr-V HM-Tir Through trains Seattle to Kansas City equlppod with big, freo chair eara standard Pullman sleopera, and hurt but not least, tourist Bloopers, clean, comfortable and cheap. Why not take tho Southeast apodal via Bllllnga and tho Burlington? Ton can't do bottoa, and you might do worso. A. C"8HEDON, General Aoant lOO THIRD STREET, PORTLAND. O. C, T. CO.'S PA38ENGER 8TEAMER8 POMONA and AltonaleaTefor Portlaad, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a, m. Tueaday, Thureday and 8turday at, 7 a. m: For Conralll., Tueaday, Tuurtday and Saturday at ( p. m. For Independence dally except Sunday a p. m. , Deck: Foot of Trad Street M. P. BALDWIN, Afft Capital Normal School' First National Bsnk Bulldfiur, Salem The fall term of twelve weeks opens bepiemcer 28, Address. J. J. KRAPS. Salem. Or J. Brownstein & Son, 54 State street. Hleheat cash price paid for Hlaes, Pelfs. Wool, Tallow ladfura: also teeners! dealer in old treat Rnbbersid Metals