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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1904)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEMOREOON, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1904. i A FIVE ? H 4t t w lot; atj 'to has ti her an llei too In. o tea hat ice ri! te. ill in- M & nt Id he Mi he ok cl- nt A Sly Deceitful Pen Did you ovor know a Fountain Pon that scomod to havo a mla chlOTCtia, spiteful grudgo against you that would get clogged up and out of order Just when you needed It most, and would run dry of Ink and of courso It would bo In tho most Inopportune times and places. If you havo boon besot with any such sly, deceitful pen, you are exactly tho person to do Justice to the morlts of the Coiiklln "the pen that fllla ltslf!" tho pon that givou the owner low bothor and trouble and more comfort and satisfaction than any othor that was ovor lnvont ed. A groat many buslnoss men have thrown away their old, Inoonvon lent fountain pons, nud Invested In a Conklln. If yoir would come In and let ub explain oxactly how easily It works wo liave no doubt you would do tho tame. Corner of State and Liberty PERSONALS C. A.. Trapp, of Seattle, is in tho city. Mrs. A McGtll Is in Portland for a fow days visit Chas. WInslow, of Aumsvlllo, was in Salem yesterday. Mr. and Mia P. B. Atkins, of Springfield, Or., are In tho city. C. M. McKllbp, of Corvallls, is in tho city for a vlBit with frionds. Hon. E. T. Judd, of Aumsvlllo, was la Salem last evening for a short stay. J. M. Lawrenco went to Portland this morning for a short business visit. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fennel, of Inde pendence, was a Salem visitor yostor day afternoon. Chas. Burggraf, manager of tho Al bany opera house, is In tho city today for a short visit. Hon. J. K. Woathorford, of Albany, camo down this morning on business before tho supremo court. Potor Cooper, of Sidney, Oregon, was In tho city today, on his way homo from Chchalls, Wash. Mrs. Edward Ballllo, of Rossland, B. C, Is a visitor at tho homo of SupL and Mrs. Jamos and family. D. D. Smith camo up from Portland last ovonlng, to attend tho funeral of his grandraothor, Mrs. Procopta Smith, whp died yostorday. Edwin Stono, managor of the Cor vallla & Eastern railroad, camo down from his homo in Albany this morning, lllllllllllllll HI IIIIIW Tho following notlco appears posted In tho window of the Palaco Pharmacy,, at 118 State street, with a magnlflcont Dutch clock. Tnis Clock to bo given away to tho person guessing nearost to the time it stops. Evory purchaser of 25c en titled to a guess. This clock will bo startod at 10 a. m., March 7th. ; Stop In and soe this fine clock ; ; and note that we keep the most . , elegant line of drugs aud spe- . , I ; claltloa In tho city. j 1 J . M. Habetly. Prop. hi nc-ft-K-Hi iminnn niiiniiiin miiiin-wii Fine Ftfee Tr FANCY NAVAL ORANGES-They are too cheap to advertise. Call and see how clieac they are at i ZINN'S 154 State St., Plione 2874 Main i wt 1 1 in ihiiiihuhhuiiiiiiihiiiiiuhi hih a ff (I 1 1 Wfrtgi4lfsM4liltflltWfsM'W-t4-alWf Street?, Salem, Oregon, having business before tho county court. Mr. J. Broitonstoln, of Sublimity, was a Salem visitor today. W. Calderwood, of North Yamhill, Is In. Salem today. A. McFarlano, of Turner, was In tho city this morning for a brief visit with his sons. O. P. Coshow, of Bosoburg, wan In tho city this morning for a Bhort stay. Sheriff E. L. Parrott was In tho city this morning, having brought a pa tient to tho asylum. C. D. Crookhatn returned last ev ening from Portland, where ho attond od tho salo of flno horses, conductod for tho past few days by McCarthy & Son, tho horsemen. Mrs. P. H. Raymond has returned from a two-months visit to Oakland, whore sho visited hor daughtor, Myra. Sho-loft tho daughtor and tho little grandchild in tho best of health. George Sparr, a resident of South orn California, arrived in Salem last ovcnlng for a visit to his brother, a farmor living about three miles from this city. Tho brothers havo not met In 20 years. Hon. F. X. Matthlou, of Champoeg, ono of tho earliest and bost-known pioneers of Oregon, Is in Salem today on business nt tho court house. In splto of his 83 years, Mr. Matthlcu is halo and hearty, and tho Indications aro that ho will Hvo to seo tho ceijtury marlc South Salem Personals. Mr. John Kempfor, of Capo Girar deau, Mo., Is visiting his grandfather, John Morolock, in South Salem. Harold and Ralph Conn, of Port land, aro visiting friends In South Sa lem. MENUS POR MARCH Thursday, March 3d. Breakfast. Fruit. Shredded Biscuit. Sugar and Croam. Panned Chops. . Saratoga Potatoes Toast. Coffoo. Lunch. Macaroni and Choose. Evaporated FruIL Cake. Tea, Dinner. Campbell's Mulllgatawnoy Soup. Mutton Haricot with Vegetables. Beets Lettuce Franch Dressing. Wafers. Cheese. Corn Staroh, Blanc Mange. Coffoo. State Getting Money. State Treasuror Moore Is In receipt of the first paymant on account of Benton county's itato taxes for this year, ?C500. For a number of years Benton county has been the first to pay Its taxos, but this year Marlon county camo In first with a paymont or $20,000. The stato treasurer also received $1856.16, the amount of In heritance tax duo from tho estato of the lato Lowls Love, of Portland. The ostato was valued at $334,000. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii, sn When Time is in Dispute J The watch from C. T. Pomeroy s always decides. A watch from thoro Is rollablo. Tho name ltsolt la a guarantee. Every watch sent out of this storo is accurately reg ulated and con always be depended upon. That's the only kind of a watch to carry. A big stock to se lect from. PBICB3, silver watches $2.50 to 10; 20-year gold-filled, $10 to $20. C. T. POMEROY Watchmaker and Optician. 283 Commercial Street ! s I MONEY MAKING MACHINE Wonderful Cash Reg' ister That Prints Rebate Check Regulates a Man's Business and Protects Kis Cust omers in Many Ways During tho past few weeks a couple more of Salem's enterprising business mon havo secured tho newest stylo of cash registers, thoso four-story regis ters, that havo a department for ovory cleric nnd not only count the proprietor's money, but earn him good interest' on it every day. Messrs. Ful ler & Douglas and C. M. Epley, two well-known State-street grocers aro tho fortunato Investors. Tho greatest advantage of thoso machines over all others, Is tho fact, that they Issue a rebato check with every purchase, which entitles tho purchasor to a 5 per cont robato. Those checks aro eagerly sought for, and when turned In, In nny numbor, aro as good as icash. Bolow wo glvo a fac slmllo of tho robato chock from ono of thoso machlnos, which speaks for itself: 0 2 9 MAR-2 DAN'L J. FRY. Wholosalo nnd Retail Druggist. SALEM, OREGON. It will pay you to pay cash In buying Drug, Medi cines, Etc. KDSO, 10 FRY'S DRUG STORE Gives you a discount with ovory cash pur chase. $5 In pur chases good for 25c. V Thcso machines aro now used In Salem by tho following namod firms D. J. Fry, Barr's Jowolry storo, C. M. Epley, Fullor & Douglas and M. Brodomlor, and, asldo from being a magnificent ornamont, thoy aro a con trlvanco of many-sided usefulness. In tho first place, thoy oncourngo cash purchases on tho part of customors, as rebate chocks lnsuro tho custom ors 5 'per cont reduction on tholr goed: and bettor service all around. Cus toniors soon loam that this Is not a robato fqr a special day In the yoar or a special week, but applies on ! every purchase, whother mado by a child or an adult. From a merchant's point of view It insuros him that ovory sale is "rung up." It systematizes his business In n hundred ways.and insure him against losses. It corrects errors, and records every transaction with Infallible accu racy. It increases tho cash buslnoss, and makes every customer help' him watch his business. If thoro Is such a thing as a dishonest clerk, this ma chlno ovantually cures him. It Is an open hook that not only protects the dealer, but his customors as well. It is really Interesting to hoar a ropre sentatlve of the cash roglster enumer ate tho many advantages which this , wondorful machine Insures to both i seller nnd buyer, and it Is no wonder jthat more and more of them aro be Ing introduced among wide-awake I business mon. The ordinary cash reg ister, put out by the National Cash Register Company has, to a largo ex tont, revolutionized business records simplified the cares of the business I man, and added cash to his bank ac- , count, but now cornea this wonderful Improvement, which takes care of the finer details of a large business, and makes the proprietor master of every situation. Had a Close Call, George Lattin, who has been de livering milk at North Bsml for W. L. Walker, met with an accident whlta returning borne Sunday morning. His boat, a sailboat, was capsized, the bay being unusually rought, and the seas running hjgh. Ho righted the boat and was clinging to It when picked up. Lattin remained in the water about ona and a half hours before as sistance reached him. B. K. Rlggs rescued the man with a gasoline launch. Mr. Lattin was nearly eabauste! from oold, and could not have lasted muoh longer, the water being extreme ly cold. Ho considers himself very lucky to bo alive to tell his story. Word was sent to Marshtleld for aid, and Capt. Holland, Marshal Carter and George Boone left for the scene, artd had gotten within 50 rods of him when tho other launch reached him Tlio Marshflold launch picked up the sallBbat and returned' to North Bend with it. Thoso going from horo said It was tho roughtest they had seen I, n many a day, and the launch dipped wator many tlmos. Georgia Minstrels. The Georgia Mlnstrols at tho opern houso last ovenlng mot with a flattor- Ing reception. A good house greoted them, nnd tho black-faced artists gave a very creditable performance, equal In many respects to whlto min strel aggregations that conio here. Tho singing and "funny work" wore good, and tho comedians attracted tholr stuiro of tho applause. Harry Kraton, tho hoop Juggler, Is an artist, and his work was of tho best ever seen In vaudevlllo hero, while J. W. Cooper's ventriloquism was also of a high order of merit. Tho audience was kopt amused and Interested, and that is all any company can do, and In this far tho production was a suc cess. Spring House Cleaning. City Recorder Judah Is having his private ofllco, under tho main stops of tho city hall, renova'ted. The old matting that has been on tho floor of this room for tho past nlno years, was this morning torn up, and tho floor covored with a beautiful pattern of tho host grade of linoleum, vastly Im proving the appearance of tho ofllco, nnd making It far more healthful, as tho matting was a roposltory of filth, Ihfit pouli! not lin lcont out of It. A prisoner In tho city Jail was pressfiH Into sorvlco to holp renovnto tho of fice, giving him a chango, and somo thing to occupy his mind and hands for a time. W. C. T. U. , Oliver Stewart, national chairman of tho Prohibition party, will glvo n lecturo In tho Mothodlst church to morrow night. Thoro will also bo n Prohibition 'mass mooting hold In tho W. C. T. U. hall tomorrow aftornoon. The Missionary Society Of tho First Congregational church will moot tomorrow, Friday, aftornoon, at.2:30 o'clock, at tho rosl donco of Mrs. J. B. T. Tuthlll, 406 Cottage street. There arc twenty different cinnamon barks, and they cost from 4 to 55c lb. This ex plains the market, all but one particular. Schilling's Best is the best with the coarser pieces picked-out; not throwrwiway; oh no ; they go to some lesc particular grinder. t 1 1 1 mm 1 inn HH'i Ic-fc, Coming;: I I ; ; Still more spring goods at the ; ; : : Hllke Millinery Parlors. All : : . . aro Invltod to Inspect them. Wlts Coa : : Hilke ; ; Successor to Mrs. J, G. Hooker ; ; 317 Commercial SL . muii iiiii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 rrni v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a&eee8fls)&s)o YES! 1 We Do Bicycle Repair- ' Salem Gtm Store, Paul H. Hauscr Prop. ea&s&eeaa && t MIHI llllllllllllllt ! Made in Salem I EPPLEY'8 PERFECTION '. '. A pure cream of tartar baking ' ' powder. Recommended and T sold by '. Harrit A. Lawrence, Fuller & Douglas, ; A. Daue, F. G. Bowersox. ! ! Your money baak If you want It ; liU t i t , , a t j , t n H.ttrl.f. MHacloaec4wHHit3 We Could Make a ig Ovet The Special Featote&i Of Oil Clotfling ' ;; Wo might go Into dotnlls and toll what hair cloth, good linings,' ! i non-breaknblo fronts, thin edges, foiled nnd paddod collars and shaped shoulders meant, when uvory ono ortheso flno points our largo business together. , . . . . 1 I I , , n 1 Tocf ay THtiflsday 'I'iW jux opeciiu oaie of Men's and Boys' Overalls at Oaz-Thhd Off 3 Salem WoolenMillStore C. P. BISHOP, Proprietor l01lIMHMHM44 - 94frSMI Boat for the John Day. Somo cntorprlslng peoplo aro think ing of putting a steamer on tho John Day river to run a 15-mllo stretch abovo Coopor's mill. It will bo ro momborcd that In 1891 Charloy Gar no put a steamer on tho John Day, and It was a paying Investment. Tho smartest thing about that schomo rests In tho fact that Charley built both tho boat ami tho englno. Dalles Chronicle. GET BUSY. W And attond our big book B3 salo. Evory book In stock g has a price that Is most A pleasing for Instance, we a offer you tho ovor-populnr 5! Elslo Books for CDcj Marlon 5 a EH norland's 35c gllt-t6p cdl- V $ tlons at 25c; Rod Library at H H 15c por copy, Books In sots ) from 45c to ?S, all of which gj m soil regularly for twlco tho a jH prlco asked. This salo closos 2 positively at 0 o'clock Satur- 2 " day night. Another big sale 9 noxt weok. Look out for it H Patton's Book Store. leioneieiOH e(Wasee&ee9cce&tt8e99d969oa&eoeaestttA DON'T '. tin 1Gx2o, framed like above, quartered oak. nCili3KjiiK .rttrrhrtWlffflmil OAK VENEER FRAME 6x20 Site Wither In black or Brown Finish, with gold trimmings, for Including the bet grade of derman Picture Qlaw. liBfiVn H'WH'lnliiH lif 1 1 'ijP 'sWWWat8ttttttgs)aB8ag)ttelM9ttl Fuss i; f 1 1 ;; spokon of In connection wlthf cloth 1 . . . . . -?...-.. . Is a llnlc in tho chain that umaa j ; '-, & , l - r ; ; xsayr kjbs iaxge iine 3si: v!. - H18sllli4lsfrfc Talk isn't s6 cheap whon a man tolls a girl ho will marry hor without moan Ing It. niinittiiniituwwffy Have you enough. Money to build you a house? Thon buy an acre-tract of land in 8mlth'a Fruit Farms No. 2, and build you a houso on It. You pay only $5 a month for tho land until paid for. This is chenpor than paying houso rent. Thon whop you pay your In stnllmont, which is virtually house rent, It Is monoy bolng put Into your own homo, not In to somo othor porson's pookot. Can you not soo tho grent ad vantage of looking Into this of for wo nro making you? Thoso tracts aro only Threo minutes from tho cars, with a plank walk all tho way. $ 1 i 9 i Salem Abstract I and Land Co. F. W. WATERS, Mgr. f eiei4BiHiaittisif -m PAY Extortionate Prices for Portrait $ Frames With Window Glass. We sell a good i A m V Jf T ll m m 1 ! t 'i'ri I- ii rrai , v. lava I f m 1 I i i 1 !l i"i l n 1 ri ml 1 '5ii SI il k & i ii -ruriwniT wihhihii nmn i'iiH' lIWIKilMWIIHI'