Daily capital journal., March 21, 1904, Page FIVE, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOUHNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1904.
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Great Auction Sale At I
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On Monday
and following days foi? a Limited Time
This is the greatest opportun
ity that has ocatttei iot a
long, long time. g&SSSt-S
7:30 in the evening.
PERSONALS
I. A. Manning is in Portland today.
Judgo BoIbo wont to Portland" this
morning.
O. D. Cornelius wont to. Marlon
this morning.
MIbs Olive Wilson, of Portland, Is a
guest of Mrs. Jas. Linn,
Chas. B. Storborg, of Albany, spent
Sunday with Salem friends.
Dr T. 0. Smith went to Portland
this morning for a short visit.
A. F. McAtco went to Portland this
morning for a fow days' Btay.
Tracy Poorman, of Woodburn, was
an over-Sunday visitor in Salem,
II. T. Bruce camo up from Portland
this morning for a fow days' stay.
John Holman, of Albany, Bpont Sun
day In this city, leaving this morning
for Portland.
t jremone
The wonderful tonic,ask
your neighbors what
they think of it. Sore
cure for nervousness.
For sale by
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I Pharmacy
118 State St., Salem
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Garden and
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C. J. ATWOOD. PHONE 571
Successors to Branson & Ragan.
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4. and see bow cheap they are at
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Miss Ethel Cauflold, of Oregon City,
Is a guest of Miss Nova Grlswold.
Mrs. Russell Catlln spont Saturday
and Sunday with Portland frlonds.
R. D. Gllbort is homo from an over
Sunday visit with friends in Portland.
Homer 3'. Smith spent Sunday In Sa
lem, returning to Portland this morn.
Ing.
P. N. Lathrop spent Sunday with hla
family In Salem, leaving for -Portland
today. .
F. A. Brlxon camo up from Port
land last ovonlng for a short visit
homo,
County Rdcordor Slogmund was a
paBsongor for Gorvnls this morning for
a brlof stay.
Sheriff Colbath wont to St Paul this
morning for a brief visit on oftlolal
buslnoss.
Judgo H. II. Howitt, of Albany, is In
tho city for a short visit on profession
al business.
Charlos Blor returned this morning
from Portland, whoro ho spont the
past few Jays.
Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Eploy roturnod
this monflng from an ovcSunday
visit in Portland.
J. U Fullor, an Insurance man, of
San Francisco, was a guest of Frank
B. Meredith yesterday.
J. W. Cuslclr. tho Albany banker,
was a Salem visitor this morning, re
turning homo at noon.
There is no pepper in
Schilling Best ginger; there's
nothing wrong in Schilling's
Best apything.
Moneyback.
Seed
a complete line of fresh X
Flowe Seeds t
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& FISHER
D. W. FISHER, f
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Time is Precious II
And co Is a reliable timepiece. ', ',
Watehes and docks purchased at j J
C. T. Pomeroy's aro always ao-
curato tlme-keopera, and require . .
tho least repairs, with ordinary ! !
careful usage. They can always bo J
depended on. We are selling a j J
Walthom or Elgin movement la a ii
20-year gold filled case at f 12.60. j
We can furnish any style of case, j J
C.T.POMEROY ;;
Jeweler and Optician. j
283 Commercial Street ; j
No Reserve. Regatdless of Cost.
No Limit.
EIGHT ELEGANT PRESENTS Will Be Given Away
Attend. Chairs Will Be
Sinclair & Gatwiel Auctioneers
BARR'S
Dr. Bshelman la out of town for n
fow days, having gono to his tlmbor
claim near Vancouver, Wash.
Dr. J. C. Smith, of Jefferson, is in
Salem to attend tho monster initia
tion in tho Maccabees: lodga this
ovonlng.
Miss Frances French, of Albany,
spont tho past few days In Salem, tho
guest of Miss Lois Coshow and Ruth
Gabrlelson.
Miss Ella Rlneman entertained n
number of young people on Saturday
ovonlng, In honor of Miss Francos
French, of Albany.
Mrs. II. J, BIggor, of Portland, spont
Sunday In this city, visiting her hus
band and frlonds. Sho loft this morn
ing for her homo.
James Patterson, of Stockton, Cal.,
Is in Salem, and Ipavos this ovonlng
foj- Fox valley, Linn county, for a
visit to his paronts.
Mrs. Herbert Aikon, of Cottago
Grove, routrned to hor homo this
morning, after a few days' visit with
Mrs, W. T. Aikon and othor rolatlvos
In this city.
R. II. Varloy and brldo, who bavo
boon spending their honeymoon In
Portland, have roturnod, and will bo
gin housekeeping in their now South
Salem cottago.
A. M. Clough roturnod last ovonlng
from Portland, whoro ho took tho ex
amination for embalmer Saturday af-
tornoon, and attondod tho funornl
sorvlcos ovor tho remains of tho lato
Mrs. N. Blor yestorday aftornoon, and
witnessed tho inclnoration at tho
Portland crematory.
Rov. J. R. Wilson, D. D., principal
of Portland Acadomy, was la Salem
yoatorday, filling tho pulpit at tho
First Presbyterian church, both morn
ing and ovonlng. At the last named
sorvlco ho addrossed hlmsolf princi
pally to tho men. Ho roturnod to
Portland this morning.
MENUS POR
MARCH
From "Tablo Talk,'.' Philadelphia.
Tuosday, Maroh 22d.
Breakfast
Fruit.
Shroddd Blsault
Sugar and Oroam
Broiled Chops
Duohass Potatoes
Sally Lunns Coffeo
Lunch.
Cracker and Cheese Pudding
Croam Puffs Coaoa
. Dinner.
Corned Beof Mashed Potatoos
Savoy Cabbage
Walnut Salad
Wafers Cheoso
Cannsd Fruit Sponge Cake
Coffeo
A FORTUNE AWAITS HIM.
Walter Comber, Once a Resident of
Oregon, Is Wanted in England.
The Journal has been sent an ad
vertisement from tho Chancery Court
of England, relative to tht closing of
an estate. The notice Is virtually an
effort to locate the whereabouts (dead
or alive) of one Waltor Comber, and
states that he had onoe lived at Oak
land, Oregon. There Is evidently
something of an ostato awaiting this
gentleman or his hairs, coming from
the estate of William Comber, de
ceased (late of Plas Cottage, in the
Parish of Slanghain, SuseXf Beer,
house keeper and garUener.)
Walter Combor was last heard of
about September, 1882, and any Infor
mation pertaining to his whereabouts
would be gladly received, and should
be addressed to Field, Roseoe & Co,
36 Lincoln Inn Fields, London, Bn&
land, solicitors for the plaintiff.
The White House
Can give you a good tseal soy kear
et the day or nigat
JEWELRY STORE, Salem,
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Odd Fellows In Church.
Tho Odd Follows of this city last
night attondod sorvlces in a body at
the Unitarian church, whero they en
joyed tho sorvlco to tho full. The
minister, Rev. P. A. Powell, who 1b
chnplaln of Ollvo lodge, No. 18, deliv
ered, an Interesting dlscourso on the
familiar BUbJect, "Tho Good Samari
tan' boforo a good-sized audlonco.
Tho members of tho ordor wero pres
ent' by invitation of the pastor, who
Is hold In high esteom by them.
A Temporary Roof.
Stelnpr & Berger had o foroe of
men a wprk Saturday night until
about 9 o'clock, putting a temporary
roof on tho Dreyman building. The
material used was tho Malthold Heady
Hoofing, furnlshod by Waltor .Morley,
and. while it was only put down tem
porarily, it pretty effectually shut out
the water.
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W Tfa nlnnaaln ramlllll VOU that
1 Easter Is almost here, and W
) we are ready with the finest
) showing of
! Easter Cards 2
That we have ever had the )
j pleasure to offer. The new gg
k Haster Postal Card Is some a
. thing new. Detter see It S
J Supply limited.
Patton's Book Store.
Watches, Diamonds, Solid Gold and Filled Jewelry.
Sterling Silyer and Silver Plated Ware, Rich Cat
Glass, Umbrellas, Field Glasses, Etc.
Free at Each Sale, Ladles Especially Invited to
Provided For Them.
Dependabieness
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Not in the Dictionas? y
yet Its Meaning is Plain
Enotgf& When Applied
to Out Clothing .
This store is Dependable Out
name on an article oi merchant
dise means that we have done all
humanly possible to insure it's
high character, Remember we
are Salem's leaders in Men's
Wear. Read our ads they mean
something.
Salem Woolen !
Mill Store
C, P. BISHOP, Proprietor.
Lost his Father.
George Roso, tho 8alom hop buyor,
who was called East Saturday by tho
sorlous Illness of his fatbor at Port
landYlllo, N. Y., will not nrrlvo Jn tlmo
to soe his paront allvo, as o, telogram
reached this city that tho senior Mr.
Roso died Sunday at 2 p. m.
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Home From Denmark.
Otto Hanson has returned front n
trip to Denmark and through Ger
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Tate a Little Walk
Some Nice Day
Go out and seo those frult 2
farms wo aro soiling at 15.00 a S
month.
A plank walk from tho street ;
cars will take you right there, j
These tracts aro all under tho J
plow, and comprise tho besS J
land Jn Marlon county.
Over half of them are sold, 1
so do not delay buying at once.
They arw
1 3 Minutes
Walk from tho street oars. 5 3
1 1 a month, and no Interest.
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and Land Co. 1
I F.W. WATERS, Mg,.
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Oregon.
many. Ho was accompanied by his
brother, Potor Hanson aud wife, of
Dallas, Ho roports having had a very
nlco trip, and is glad to bo lu Oregon
again.
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Now
Now is Uio tlmo to have your
bleyolo oloaned and put la shapa
for spring riding. Wo have a S
new shop, Wo do flrst-olass z
work. Work called for and do
llvored. Phone 2781.
Safcm Gun Store,
Paul H. Mauser
Prop.
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GRAND OPENINQ
Thoro will bo a grand opening
of fashionable
MILLINERY
on Saturday, March 19tb at our
parlors. Our expert milliner
from Chicago haal been hare
some time with a force of help
preparing for tho occasion.
LADIES OF 8ALEM
and vicinity aro cordially In
Tiled to be present and Inspect
the gems of the millinery art,
Mrs. Hlfko, Millinery Parlors.
SucoeMor to Mrs. J Q. Hooker.
817 Commercial St,
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