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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1904. FIVE A Sly Deceitful Pen Did you ovor know a Fountain Pon that soomBd to havo a mis chievous, spiteful grudgo against you that would got clogged up and out of ordor Just when you needed it miost, and would run dry of Ink anil of courso It would bo In tho most Inopportune tlmoa and places. If you havo been besot with any such sly, deceitful pen, you are oxnetly tho person to do Justlco to the merits of tho Couklln "the pen that fills ltsolf;" tho pon that givoa tho ownor leas bothor nnd trouble and more comfort and satisfaction than any other that was ovor Invent ed. A great many business mon have thrown away thalr old, inconven ient fountain ponB, and invested In a Conlclin. If you would como in and let us oxplain oxnetly how easily It works wo have no doubt you would do tho samo. Conner of State and Liberty unnMiniiiiiniiii in I SALEM SOCIAL EVENTS I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi PER80NAL8. J. S. Read, of. Turner, came up from Portlnnd this morning. ' ' J. E. Hammond, of Silvcrton, is in tho city for a few days' stay. A. W. Oiesy camo up from Portland thlB morning for a short stay. A. It. Hathaway wont to Albany this morning for a fow hours' visit. George Andrews, from noar Wood burn, was a Salem visitor today. Justlco Beau came back from Eu gene last ovonlng, after a fow days spent in that city. H. A. Oreon, foroman of tho pattern making department of tho Wlllamotto Iron Works, of Portland, roturned homo yestorday, having attended tho funeral of his brothor-ln-law, Arthur C. Lawronco. Mrs. Oreon will remain In Salem with hor sister, Mrs. A. C. Lawronco, for a fow weeks. Henry W. Moyors, manager of tho Joa Meyers & Sons store, leaves this ovonlng for San Francisco, accom panied by Mrs. Moyors". Ho goes for tho purposo of mooting agenta of for eign and importing houses, from whom thoy purchase largo .holiday 'stocks. ThlB la nooosttirv In order to enable manufacturers to make up tho goods, ".8Q7.12. on account of the sovora and got them hero In time for noxt BC,1o1 funds ,n tho,r Possession and season's business. They will meet the!contro1' nnd tula amoimt waB last ov' head of tho firm, Mr. Jos. Moyors, who.Bnl"B nald ovor to tho btato treasurer. Is making a stay In San Francisco, and may go on to Now York and Eastern points. n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 Fine vlOCJK rffee The following notlco appears posted in tho window of the Palaco Pharmacy, at 118 State I street, with a magnificont Dutch T clock. This Clock to be given away to the person guessing nearost to the time it stops. Every purchaser of 25c en titled to a guess. This clock will be startod at 10 a. m., March 7th. jj Stop In and see this flno clock and noto that we keep the most elegant line of drugs and spe cialties in the elty. I J. M. Habefly. Jrtop. 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 n n 1 1 1 1 m i' 4Ntaiaigiinotfr4-n-ciinigicfrgtisieftatioifi? ! 283 iBaitiKfHnmiitiao4ffffiiiggianf i Streets, Salem, Oregon. Will Manage Salem Team. Harry Edmondsonr lato of Santa Barbara, Cal., is in tho city, and has sjgned contracts with tho Salem base ball magnates as manager of the club, and will begin at onco to organize the club for tho season. Ho leaven for Portland tomorrow, whoro ho will sign players, and in a fow days ox- pects to put tho now club In tho Held for practice Mr. Edmonson Is an old theatrical man, nnd has seen a good deal of life. Ho knows that nothing comes without effort, and says that If hard work, tho strictest of discipline and steady practlco will do it, together with the best lot of players ho can en gage, tho Salem club will again bo a pennant winner this year. Mr. Edmondson Is a basoball player himself. Ho plays first and second base, Is a good fielder, a hard hitter and will play with, as well as manage tho club for tho season. Governor Chamberlain has appoint ed two membors of tho state board of dontal examiners. Tho gontlomcn named aro Dr. R. L. Lincoln, of La Grando, and Dr. George Lnrkln, of Newberg, to succeed Dr. W. A. Wise, of Portland, and Dr. J. I Rcovcs, of La Grando. Their terms are for threo years, from April 1, 1904. Dr. Larkln was appolntod by tho governor upon tho rccommondatlon of tho board, but Dr. Lincoln wns not recommended by that body. 0 A Month's Receipts. Tho stato land ofllco collected dur- nS tho month of February tho sum of Taxes Paid Over. .Shoriff B. B. Colbath this aftornoon mado anothor turn-ovor of tax monoy to tho county treasurer, on nccount of tho 1903 tax rolls. The sum so paid over is $24,231.73. Some grocers sell Schilling's Best it cofTt baVin(.p-wdw flavortiig itcu tpleel moneyback; some don't. I hev have their reasons both ways. nii i n i mini mn ihi J Coming Coming I Still more spring goods at tho Hilko Millinery Parlors. All aro invited to Inspect them. :: IWks. Co?a :: Hilke i Successor to Mrs. J, G. Hooker T 317 Commercial SL hi nn tn 1 1 in iii ii in n- When Time is in Dispute ! ! The watch from O. T. Pomeroy'a always decides. A watch from ! ! thoro is reliable The name ltsolf ) is a guarantee. Every watch sent ) ( I uui iu uim Mure m accurately rag l ) ulated and can always be depended ', upon. That's the only kind of a C waicn to carry, a big mock to so- lect from. PRICES, silver watches 2 J2.50 to 10; 20-year gold-filled. $10 J to 20. C, T. POMEROY Watchmaker and Optician. Commercial Street. SECRETARY OF STATE WINS 0U1 Not Compelled to Pay Claims When Appropriation is Exhausted The supromo court this aftornoon handed down a number of decisions. Among them wore the follewing: J. R. Boyd, respondent, vs. R 1 I. Dunbar, appellant; appeal from Mult nomah codnty; Sears, Judge; revorsed. Opinion by Jiistlco Bean. This was a suit to compel the sec rotary of state to draw a warrant for $129.60 for services of respondent, as an Indian War Veteran. Tho court recites tho facts of the appropriation mado for tho payment of tho veterans' claims, and stating that and holds that when tho appropriation was oxhausted tho secretary had no authority to audit and pay claims of veterans, no matter, how meritorious thoy wore-. Tho court says that whoro a law an appropria tion Is mado for a specific purpose, and there Is no other warrant of law to pay tho claims, no warrant can bo is sued after tho appropriation Is ex hausted. Tho decision of tho lower court Is rovorsed. L. H, MeMahan, respondent, vs. Walter Whelan and B. B. Colbath, up pollants; appeal from Marlon county; affirmed. This was tho suit in which the lease allogoJ verbal leaso on tho house oc cupied by tho respondent and owned by appellant, Wholan, was In ques tion. Tho court, In disposing of the case, says: Wo concludo that tho adjudication in the Justice's nnd circuit courts in tho forclblo entry nnd dotalnor cnuso does not estop tho plaintiff to proso cute his oqultnblo remedy to onforco tho specific performance of Ills vorbnl contract for a leaso, having entered Into possession and mado expenditures In rollanco thereon, and fully per formed upon his part nil tho conditions thereof to tho tlmo of tho institution of this sulk." Tho docroo Is affirmed. Mrs. Ollschlager Wins. Judgo Bolso yostorday decided tho appeal case in tho matter of tho ostnto of Henry Ollschlager, nn insano por son, an appeal from tho county court. Tho Judgo found for Mrs. Ollschlagor's contention, finding that Thoo. M. Barr, who was appolntod guardian on the petition of Mrs. Ollschlager wns duly and legally appointed guardian; that Mrs. Ollschlagor Is tho wife of the in- snno ward, nnd that tho contention of tho nppollants, J. D, WIdmor nnd oth ers, nephews of tho Insano man, was not based on sufficient grounds to on tltlo thorn to a decision. This will probably sottlo the caso, as it is thought tho allogod holrs will not car ry tho caso nny further. Governor Chamberlain and P. II. D'Arcy ap peared for Mrs. Ollschlagor and Bon bant & Martin for tho appollants. Home-Seekera From Oklahoma. A party of people from Sonoma county, Cal., arrived In this city on tho overland train early this morning on tholr way to Independence, with n vlow to settling in some plnco In this valloy. The parti' camo originally Ok lahoma, but most of them have been lu dlfferont parts of California for somo time. Thoy aro five families of them, as fine u looking lot of home seokero as wore ever seon In Oregon Tho party consists of Mossrs. J. S. Mc Cr ady, T. J. Roynolds, O. Covordale. W. S, Earhardt, and their respective wives and chlldron, the lattor as happy a lot of youngBtere as hns been s-en in Salem lately. Tho party has a car load of housohold goods on the way from California to Independence where tho travolers ox poet to stop for somo tlmo. How Filipinos Capture Pythons, In Mindano, ono of the largest of the Philippine Islands, the native havo a queer way of capturing the huge py I thona flint infant tha swnmna Snml ' of the houses are surrounded by stonr walls, to kflftii nut thnsn i-Antllprf but inlini. ...! .lnJ l.l At .M.- I iiiiou iuuiiu uowiruuitf, uiBite duui- walls are also used as traps. A hoi fH-l Mill IIIHII I IHH : : Made in Salem I EPPLEY'S PERFECTION A pure cream of tartar baking powder. Recommended and f sold by t Harrlt &. Lawrence, Fuller & Douglas, A. Oaue, F. Q. Bowersox. Your money baek ek if you want 1 X ML J, IIIIIIIIIIIH TRY ONE JAR, 4 1 1 m i m i fa' made near the bottom, and after dark a suckling pig is tied to a stake on olther side Tho python smolls nnd hears the pigs, crawls cnrefuliy up, and devours tho first onco. But a sucking pig is only hnif a meal to a python, so, smelling the other half on tho other sldo of the wall, ho crawls through the holo and devours It. Now a great difficulty confronts tho python Tha first pig prevonta him crawling through tho small hole one way, nnd the second pig makes rotroat equally impossible, unlaws he dlsgorgos It, nnd thnt is something n self-respecting python rarely does. While ho is try ing to solve tho problem tho native comos out and solvos it for him. Good Spirits. Good spirits don't all como from Kentucky. Their main sourco is tho liver and all tho fine spirits ovor made in tho Blue Grass stato could not remedy a bad liver or the hundred and one ill effects it produces. You can't havo good spirits and a bad liver at tho samo tlmo. Your livor must bo In flno condition If you would foel buoyant, hnppy and hopeful, bright of eyo, light of stop, vigorous and successful In your pursuits. You can put your liver In flno condition by using Green's August Flower tho greatest of all medicines for tho liver nnd stomach and a certain cure for dyspepsia or indigestion.. It has been a favorite household remedy for ovor thlrty-flve years. August Flower will make your llvor healthy and active and thus Insuro you a liberal- supply of "good spirits." Trial slzo, 25c; regular bottlos, 75c. At nil druggists. At Dr. Stono's drug storca A B4i.HJ.IUJ.JUXixaviAla,l. m ,-----"'- "-TT ; Have you enough. J ! Money to build i ; you a house? Thon buy nn acre-tract of land In Smith's Fruit Farms No. 2, nnd build you a houso on It. You pay only ?5 a month for tho land until paid for. This Is cheaper than paying houso rent. Then when you pay your in stallment, which is virtually houso rent, It is money being put Into your own homo, not In to some other person's pocket. Can you not boo tho great ad vantage of looking Into this of fer we nro making you? Thoso tracts aro only Three minutes from tho cars, with a pJnnk walk all tho way. I Salem Abstract j and Land Co. w 1 1 i F. W. WATERS, Mit. ;; e oe8a-H0-i-99o-t-e-tl yg--7r?TgB?rerT.-.'J3Mr snr rmrz Immsml V I fira 1 , Pictute Frames 1 mm M We will sell a fine J 6x20 portrait frame ior $. Others' I I PrV JP $X. 50 and $2. Jast like you pay double the amount for ! I ll!,Bx,"4 of agents. I fttau3i&Utt2 . ., mmm ..i A. w 'v . n v ' i wim KVkBMia.inrH vdi y mmr WHincBHnv b yi h . x H .'-..Tfc 'ABAllft J1I. IT' ll ftAJAllft I nnillM liillllllll Hill mi iillllWBIMWBBaMIIWimiWIWMMMMHiHMHMaWBW 4fMiafi(Bifliw'awa-i They Keep Coming Back 1 t mamii.Bg Fot Mote of Out ALL WOOL GOODS i X Tho reason Is a plain, simple tup-to-dato can b6 found hero In X goods. Tho prices please and our ? vThoro .will bo 'somo lino off orcd SalemloolenllStorel C. P. BISHOP, Proprietor a -HMHP ieiBIilIQIllIWIlIOI8HM ! W-WH Portland and Return Only $2.20. Tho Southern Pacific Is now soiling round trip tlckots to Portland from Salem for $2.20, good going Saturday p. m., or any train of Sunday, return ing Sunday and Monday, giving all day Sunday and Monday In Portland, Tho samo arrangement appllos from Portland, giving all Portland people a chanco to visit valloy points nt greatly reduced ratoa. Removal Notice, Unclo Hilly Armstrong has moved his shoo shop on State streot to Court streot, noxt door to Rlgdon's undertak ing parlors, In Opora Houso block. I Customers, old nnd new, nro Invited : . to call. 3-1-lt O -Ok. fc O 2?fc lAi eatrtUa Ite Kind Ym Hat8AIwBwj9 rcM uLmjss&L fvtJ NothlnS adds so much to the furnishings of a house as the Wall Decorations They give a finish to the house, give it a home like look that can he obtained in no other way. We have the largest stock of wall paper in the valley, all well selected and new in style. Ptices Range Fom Pet Bolt HMlt-frffrfr8r I .' I !! In ,3: ( r as ,ono. Everything that Js now and Mon's Clothing and 'Furlrilshlng t I values aro unequalod. ,' . i at - Special Prices Thursday. Look! J J BOOK BAROAIN8! m m m Yes, and good ones at that. a Hvery book In our stock at a Z reduced price nothing what- 2 ovor rosorved. Tho Httlo W onoa and tho tiny tot aro H not overlooked In this sale, W and wo offor somo extreme H, PI raro book bargains for thomv A For' tho grown ups. Tons uf p m good books will bo sacrificed gu 5 frc-m a qunrtor to a half off S JJ nothing overlooked. You J i got tho benoflt of thoso raro W H valuos this wook only. . H m Patton's Book Store, m ! JOcto $2 The coming Week is PMI r (: !J, m M ?' Hi r Ml i,' I l&t P 1 t ff t Y B M s- i- . k H i 111 m HU