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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1904.
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Stockton & Co.
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3 off
The former price of little girls
ages 3 to 14 years.
Silks
The highest grades which are
shown this season are to be
found In our silk department.
The kind that other stores call
85c qualities, we are selling for
52c yd
Our $1.00 values are all reduced
to
69c yd
New Dentist.
. Dr. Kelty extracts and fills teeth ab
solutely painless, by a new process
All work guaranteed for five yeara
Gray building. Phono Main 1C17.
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BICYCLE HOSPITAL.
Dest work at honest prices.
Tires, Itlms, Coaster Brakes and
all other repairs. All work ful
ly guaranteed. Free air in
connection. F. J. MOORE,
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REAL ESTATE
Call and leave a list of your city
Property and farm lands which
you wish to put on tho market with
DEMORE8T & HANNING.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
Oyer Lndd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or,
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We fit all makes of Tires at all Prices
$2.25 anc!Upwacfs
We fit all makes of Rims. We repair all makes of j
! Bicycle Frames and Forks. If It Is for a Bicycle, we ! !
! fcnve It. J
; Best Workmanship and Prompt Attention. Phone Red 2151 ! !
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! Restoring Failing Eesight!
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Is our buslnoss. Wo have hundreds of customers who aro testlmo-
nlola, who sing our praises, for tho reason of having received per.
loct satisfaction. EyeBlght made as good as it over was, Wo are
progressive opticians, and latoly havo added tho exclusive agency
lor tho greatest optical invention over Invented.
The Invisible Bifocal Lenses
With a pair of those you ovorcomo all tho old drawbacks of seeing
tho seams, going up or down stairs, in fact they aro porfoct. We
also fit thorn. ,
Torik, doprossod and round jogmont Bifocals. Como In and ro
celvo tho advantage of skill and Improvod Instruments, Our chnrgos
are reasonable,
Clias. HL
Pioneer Optlolan. 88 State Street
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Ail Shift Waists
Reduced
25 per cent reduction on all our fine
shirt waists for summer.
dresses
LADIES' SUITS AND SKIRTS
AT SALE PRICES.
Sweeping
Reductions
On Mente clothing and special
lines of mente shoes, also
ladies and children's shoes.
Much-Abused Taxpayer.
Somebody who slgnes himself "Tax
payer" has a talo of woe in the Siui'
day Statesman about The Journal
giving unaskod-for advice. Who is
this "Taxpayer," and who has asked
him for advice? A writer who dare
not plead his1 cause in the open, and
Is ashamed to sign' his1 name to his
articles Is In poor position to attack
anyone. Hasn't that word "taxpayer"
been overworked.
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I Gold Dust Flout I
Mado by THE SIDNEY 'POW
ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore
gon. Mado for family use. Ask
your grocer for it. Bran and
shorts always on hand.
I P. B. Wallace I
AGENT
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The Bicycle Man. n
Hinges,
Next door to Lndd & Bush Bank
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LEITER
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WILLIS
A BIRD
Charity and Public Treated
WithSelfishnessUnheard
Washington, June 20. The will of
the late Levi 's. Letter was flled for
probate this morning. His widow and
son are named as executors, without
bonds. There 'are no charitable or
public bequests. The entire estate Is
valued at 25,000,000 to 130,000,000,
and Is tied' down for at least a gener
ation of Loiters. The widow receives
throughout her life one-third of the
net Income of the state, In lieu of
dowry. Trustees are named to con
trol the Investments and distribution
of the Income from a fund of $1,0&0,
000, Independent of the previous" se't
tlement; $700,000 was set aside for
the benefit of the wife of Lord Curzoa,
vice-regent of India,
BERRIES GOING TO WASTE."
Public at Hood River was Invited to
Take Away 1000 Crates.
Returning delegates to the G. Af R.
encampment at Hood River express
appreciation of the hospitalities ex
tended them- during their stay. I lie
Gowan, member of Sumner Post, No.
12, gives nm account of a vtelt to
the Ahmoteh farm. He says that J,
W. Moore, manager and part owner
of this farm1, of which 30 acres are
in Wilson strawberries, furnished the
old soldiers transportation to that
farm free of charge.
"From the Ahmoteh farm." says.
Mr. Gowan, "300 crates of berries
have been shipped the present season
and 100 remain unplckedi because of
no market, and Mr. Moore has thrown
the place open to the public, inviting
everybody to help themselves. Dur
ing the picking season 125 people are
employed, 83 In picking and 40 in
packing, no Indians or Chinamen be
ing employed.
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Court House Doings.
Tho will of B. F. Snyder was admit
ted to probate. The estate Is valued
at $1000 and Sarah J. Snyder was
named executrix. H. H. Ollnger, W.
T. RIgJon and John Gilpin were ap
pointed appraisers,
Elizabeth T. Adair and Ida M,
Lockwood havo commenced an ac
tion ngalnst Claude and B. M. Hurst
for $90, alleged to be duo for the rent
of a hop yard for tho year 1903.
Hulda Grlswold Is suing her hus
band,, Philip Griswold, for a divorce.
The parties were married In Novem
ber, 1901, in the state of Michigan,
aud only resided together, so it is al
leged, for about ono month. The suit
Is brought on the grounds of deser
tion. Turner & Inman are attorneys
in both cases.
Minister Chadwlck cables from
Tangier that Perlcardls and Varley
Will probably be realesed tomorrow.
"The
Easy
Running
Ttibtme"
The wheel that never retrogrades.
Always made as good as It could bq,
and nothing bettor ever made or mar
keted. Tho proof of this statement lies In
tho service they give, and In the last
ing qualities of every wearing part.
Tribune bearings never wear out.
Tribune cranks don't break.
Trlbuno forged crowns never been
a broken one known.
Tribune bearings stay in adjust
ment. Tribune cranks stay on.
Tribune sprockets won't loosen.
And coupled with all their Inher
ent goodness they aro so easy riding,
due to the perfect Tribune Cyclodial
sprockets the original of all similar
typos and to tho perfect shape of the
bearings, which aro scientifically ex
act, and which positively cannot and
will not bond or jam,
Call and see tho wheels, and try
ono as long as you wish. That's the
way w fell thorn.
Sundries of all sorts, too, for all
sorts of wheels.
Some good bargains In ladles'
wheols. Also a fow mon's.
F. A. Wiggins'
Implement Hous 255-257 Liberty St.
Farm Implements, Automobile,
Sewing Machines and Supplies.
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YOU
ARE
INVITED
To attend .a musical hour or
two at the piano rooms of Allen
& GUber-Ramalrer Co. tonight
at 8 o'clock.
THE
STALWART
I QUARTET
WILL
SING.
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, GREAT
' HARDMAN
PIANO
PLAYER.
Will demonstrate its
orlty and the
super!-
CONCERT
PHONOGRAPH
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Will record the Stawlart Quar
tet's music, aifo will reslng it.
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
Allro tt
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Gilbert-
Ramaker
Co.
Oregon's Oldest and Largest
Music House.
Salem Branch.
299 Commercial Street. Jj
The Turkish Sultan has decorated
Miss Lelschman, daughter of the
American minister, with the grand
cordon Chefacat and Compte Blron,
to whom' she is engaged with the second-class
title of MeJIdie.
NEW TODAY
Lost. A lady's gold watch, Saturday
evening, between 7 and 8 o'clock, on
Court street, heave at Journal of
fice. G-SO-tf
Oak Posts 300 oak posts for sale In
the timber, four miles west of town.
- S. E. Purvine, Box 115, Salem, Or.
- C-20-3t
Rooms to Rent. Twelve furnished ot
unfurnished rooms to rent. Loca
tion on street car line, and one
. block to S. P. depot. Call on J. C.
i'Goodale, 12th and. Oak streets, G-20tf
For Rent. Or lease, a 7-roonv house,
' close to business part of city; largo
lots, with fruit. Geo. Hatch, 456
'. Front street. G-20-3t
Wanted. To rent, a stock ranch,
4 with some tillable land; on shares
( oj' for cash; best of references
C. F. Rape, F. R. M.. No. 7, Salem,
fc.Ore.
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Lost Between hero, and RlckreaU,
a leather grip. Return to this of
flce. 6-20-3t
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For Rent. For rent now .7-room cot
"tago, corner of 12th and Center
streets; ready July 1st. '. Inquire of
A. J. Basey.
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Help Wanted, Male Circular and
' sample distributors wanted every
where. No canvassing. Good pay.
Co-Operatlvo Adv. Co., N. Y.
6-18-lt
For ! Sale, Nearly new onc-horsj
Studebaker wagon, wldo tire, bought
vof F. A. Wiggins, and has hauled
'but few loads. D. C. Howard,
South Salem. C-18-3t
Normal Students Board and rooms
reasonable, 10S High street.
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Lost; A pointer pup, three months
old, brown and "white, with brown
faco. Return to 118 High street or
leave next door. C. H. Lange.
6-18-3t
NO TARIFF
TINKERING
(Continued from first page,)
administration's connection with the
construction of the Panama caha, set
tlement of tho coal strike, relations of
labor and capital and Porto Rican and
Cuban policies considered. The chief
mission of the Porto Rice delegation
Is to secure a plank In favor of extend
ing to the islanders recognition as
citizens, and looking to ultimate state-
hood. Suffering from a cold caught In
tho recent Illinois deadlock conven
tion. Speaker Cannon is confined to
his room here, while his daughter ad
ministers medicine. Maintaining ex
clusion, the speaker yet admits his
confidential cronies, and a few dozen
newspaper friends. To the latter he
said there was nothing to add to what
he had already said on the vlce - presl
dentiat boom started by the New
Yorkers. He would decline If the
nomination were tendered.
Shaw says there will be a' Philip
pine plank promising some sort of au
tonomy to the Filipinos, that condi
tions will be attacked1 demanding a
higher standard of civilization from
the brown men before the step can be
taken. It Is also declared 'that the
financial plank of the last two plat-
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JREOPZJES BARGAIN MIOU$&
AS SILK SELLERS WE STAND AT THE
Head of tne Class.
SEE OUR PRICES FOR
Monday and
Tuesday's Sale
From actual knowledge -we lnow"that there are big stores in large
cities that Jo not sell as many silks as we do, How does this como
about? From knowing the silk business thoroughly and keeping In
stock the correct styles of silks that are most fashionable and most
suitable to the people's tastes. Our store is not tho largest In Salem',
but we sell the silks Just the some. The following price list will give
you an Idea of our silks and their prices.
FINE BLACK SILKS 75c white Taffeta silk, yd 69c
45c black India silk, yard 29o $1.50 white Watered silk, yd... 96c
65c black India silk, extra wide, 75c 'white jCbiffon silk, 44 ln,yd 48c
yard 45c C5c "'white Satin1, yaid .., 45c
75c black Chiffon . silk, 44 In. FINE.COLORED SILK
wide, yard 48c 39 colored wah Ind,a sl,k'
69o black silk Taffeta, yd ...,54c P,nJ& blue cardinal, maze,
$1.00 black wash Taffeta ilk,. ,mo low Bn. . n'Ie-
yard i ; . . . . :69c sef cgrose; sale price, yd . . 25c
$1.00 black silk Peau de Sole, 12I?d Tmh Taffeta' ?'
yard .., ..68c JW1". 'd r08. cardinal,
$1.35 black silk Peau de Sole. NUo' ' royal blue amL
yani 85c oerese; sale price, yd wc
$1.75 SC-lnch biack ' rustle' s'lik f1-00 colored rustto Taffeta ,sillC
Taffeta, yard 98c nayy blue- cardinal, wine,
$1.95 black silk Peau de Sole, rose toWo' blue' cereS5'
yanj jj 35 Pink.,, dark? and light blue,
$1.50 black sl'lk Grenadines',' 44 ' old rose' Nl,e STeen' etc; Ea,ef()c
inches wide, yard 95c prlce- 'ard ,
$1.50 colored silk Pea de Sole,
FINE WHITE SILKS pinfc, 8ky blue old roso
39c whlto wash India silk, yd.. 25c in0j cardinal, moss green;
C5c white wash India silk, yd.. 45c pric0, yard 89c
$1.00 white wash Taffeta silk, FANCY SILKS
yard 69c 75o Pongee silk, sale price, yd.48c
$1.50 whlto Peau do Solo silk, $1.25 Pongee sllk,sale prlce.yd.79o
yard 89c $1.35 Foulard sllk.salo prlce.yd 85c
$1.39 white Crepe de Chine silk, 45c Kai KaL wash silks, yd... 29c
r yard 85o $1.35 Scotch plaid silks, yd1... 85
50c white Crystal Cord sliu- vh mk en. mmu. nt, w.t 29c
TEE CHEAPEST STORE
OTEvoy Brothers.Conrt St., Salem
Only a Few
Days Moffe of
the
June
White
Days
Take advantage
of the low prices
on all muslin tm-
dewea,etc.,etc.
now
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forma will be approved. Governor
Cummins, of Iowa, who was sent to
the convention as a delegate at large
by the "stand-pat" convention, says
there Is a big change of sentiment
since, the adoption of tho Iowa con
vention platform. "We believe the
tariff should not be so high as to per
mit home producers to soil goods at
a profit that' be called unreasonably
large."
Senator Han3borough; of North Da
kota, is also making .a fight.
Fight over Vice-Presidency.
Chicago, June 20. The Tennessee
delegation this afternoon declared
unanimously for Fairbanks, and the
New York delegation, which meets to
night, will endorse him. Senator
Cullum1, of Illinois, will make the ef
fort of his life in presenting Hitt's
boom. Dolllver, of Iowa, will sec
ond the nomination of HItt,
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