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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1904)
SW DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, CIQHT , AUGUST Ui " - ... Am 4 fift A I Stockton & Co. I AT THE OLD WHITE CORNER Honey saving sales dutiag the mid-summet days. While other merchants talk of the dull summer season, we boom business by giving sach values as will coax the people oat. Satin Gtedle Corsets Regular 65c values 4ki Ka.cn Kax Kai Silks 20cy Regular 60c valuo I Jfe ' (HJR I JF NEW I Hl SHOES IB ARE IN &m rsL. Oreat Reduction in Wash Goods MEN'S TIES Reversible four-ln-bands. Regular :X - 20c Each Tecks, lour in hands, midgets, shield tecks, club ties, etc Regular 1 8c Each SWELL NEW SHIRTS For Early Fall The best and most attractlvo line of golf and negllgeo shirts ever shown in Balom. HOLD CAMP MEETING Evangelical Association Plan Great Revival at Yew Park 1 1 jrtmiy $1 00 to $3.50 ft if! Y. M. C. A. Building 71 Chemeketa Street i FIRE RAGING Aberdeen, Scotland, Aug. 13. A Jlorco flrd i raging In tho tonemont district and tho damage already ex ceeds SI ooo.ooo. IIMIHIItlimHUMMIIM Whot Wands for Purity? EPPLEY'S Who's Is always full weight? EPPLEY'S Who can make every claim good? EPPLEY Who eaves you both in weight and waste? EPPLEY Who leads the Leader? EPPLEY When you buy, DUYI If your grocer does not keop it, call up phono 1041 fEPPLEY'S PERFECTION Pure Cream of Tarter Baking Powder JtMMMMMMMtMMM BRYAN LOSES CASE Now Haven, Conn., Aug. 13. A de cision adverse to W. J. Bryan. In his contest over tho will of tho late P. S. Bennett, of New York, nnd this city, was handed down yesterday bty tho supremo court of errors. Tho decision virtually denlos that Mr. Bryan Is en titled to tho $50,000 mentioned In tho sealed lottor written by Mr. Bennett and addressed to hla widow, which was to bo read by her after his death. By this letter, tho widow was asked to glvo $50,000 to Mr. Bryan and his family, Tho decision sustains tho opinion given by tho superior court In tho caso last spring, and nlso the decision of tho probate court beforo which tho mwttor was brought up. No opinion was filed with tho decision which was given by Chief Justlco Torrance. Jus tlcea Hall, Hammersley, Baldwin and Prentlco concurred. Dryan not Talkative. Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 13. W, J. Bryan was In Indianapolis last night on his way to Freoitort, O. When told of tho decision of the Connecticut supreme court of appeals ho declined to discuss tho matter further than to sax: "It wbb a close question to decide." The annual campmeetlng conference branch conventions and campmeetlng of tho Oregon conference, Evangelical association will be held In Yew Park three blocks southwest of the South ern Pacific railroad depot and one block from Btreet car line, beginning Wednesday, August 17 at 8 p. m. The first three days will be devoted to Sunday school, Young People' s, Al liance, Ministerial and Woman's Mis sionary work. Tho program for the first three days Is as follews: Wednesday, Aug. 17. evening 7:30 devotlonals, O. W. Palmer; 8:00 ser mon, R. P. Jameson. Thursday, Aug. 18, morning. De votlonals, A. Welnert; 9:15, normal drill, N. Shupp, P. E.; 10:00, How can wo hold our own? J, B. Crooks; 10:30 the recitation, Mrs; H. O. Henderson; 11:00, Things That Hinder and Dis honor, J. J. Hoffman. Afternoon, 1:00 Devotlonals, Luu Giles; 1:30 Our Eoys; Where are they Mrs. S. A. Sclwert; 2:00 The Home Department, P. J. Green; 2:30 Instruc tive and Destructive Teaching, Harvey Scheuerman; 3:00 What Results Should Wo expect from Our Work? Mrs. E. Maurer; 3:30, Childhood; It's MARRIED. Possibilities, Mrs. R, F. Jameson; 4:0OlCROSS-BLANCHARD At Good Printing We do good printing, on good stock at good workmen's wages, no "cheap John" jobs out of our office. We can't afford to let them go out, having made a reputation for GOOD PRINTING we will still keep that reputation. We have been very busy the last few weeks, in fact have been working over-time, and a few so called '-printers" not being kept busy have the "blues" and are cutting prices, but beware. They will give you the poorest kind of stock and "bum" work. The finest product of nature's splnnor, which feeds on mulber ry leaves for dinner, makes the warp and tho woof of that new winner called "MONEYBAK." The Gault Printing Company ON TIME EVERY TIME. "Monaybak" is the longest wearing silk made. Comes in three widths, 20 in., 27 in. and 36 In. We afe exclusive agents. Phone 2824 Mala em Oregon, E. L. Jones; 3:00 Evan gelicals and Amusements, J. O. Cole man; 3:30 Reverence for Divine In stitutions and Ministry, H.- Albright; -f:00. Business meeting. Evening, 7:30 Devotlonals, S. A. Sle wert; 8:00, Semon, F. B. Culver piesident. BORN. CUMMINGS At the family home on South Commercial street, Thurs day, August 11, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Cummlngs, a son. f Gold Dust Flout I - ' ' " Mado by THE SIDNEY POW. ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore Bon, Mado for family use. Ask your grocer fur It. Bran and hurts always on band. P. B. Wallace AGENT wattt NEW TIRE8. Just wcelved lot of uew tires dtroct from; tho faotory. If In suhmI of a tiro sen mo. Century thoru-proof Uro $8 pr. Ccutury toughtrvA4 tire S7 pr Century No. 100 tires JC.0O pr Alt BuanuiUHHl. FRANK J. MOORE. THE BEST Bicycle Doctors Business Announcement. Tho abstract business formerly con ducted by Mr. A. H. Schaofor, deceas ed, will bo conducted by Mr. Schao for ami H. M. Palmer at tho old olltco, 09 Statu street. Tho patronage of itho many friends of Mr. Schaofor Is solicited, and court eous treatment and accurate work guaranteed. 8-12-3L MRS A. Hi SCHAKFEIL K. M. PALMKR. Business meeting. Evening, Devotlonals, J. H. Spoar; 8;00, Sermon, H. O Henderson. Friday, Aug. 19, morning. Devo tlonals, Theo. Schauer; 9:30, Alllan- cor's Individual Responsibility, Hulda Grebe; 10:00 Involuntary Absorption, Sidney Malmsteln; 10:30, Need of Promptness and Persistence In Y. P. A. Work, Anna Ernst; 11:00, Five Cont Meals, Una KIpllnger. Afternoon, 1:00 Devotional, J. J. Langenstein; 1:30, Methods for Con ducting Y. P. A. Devotlonals, Mrs. O. O. Hitchins; 2:00 Tho stranger With in Our Gates, Portland First German Y. P. A.; 2:30, Opportunities In East- the par- SALEM 1 OREGON 5 i l I muMmmmMwm I 2 2 $1,00 a Sack, Cash Price. S i i Fall Sttits First shipment of Palmer gar ments now on display. They are beauties never bad such pietty suite prices reasonable. SEE THEM. 0 v&m sonago of the Leslie M. E. church, on Monday, August 3, Miss Valen tlna M. Blanchard, of Jefferson, be came the wife of Mr. Earl Cross, of this city, Rev. Wv S. Gordon, of ficiating. The bride Is a popular young lady of Jefferson and has many friends. The groom resides In this city and Is a very estimable young man. They will make their homo In Yew Park. GENOL-ALVORD At tho home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rice, of Rose dale, on Monday, August 8, 1904, Miss Ida L. Alford became the wife of Mr. Henry A. Genol. Rev. W. 9. Gordon officiating. Both tho young people live In Port land. The brido is the sister of Mrs. Rice and is a handsome and accom- piiBneu young lauy. Tneir many friends In Rosedale wish them much happiness. HOTELS HOP PICKERS WANTED If you aro going hop picking you should come in and nave that tooth attended to you know, tho ono with tho holo In It that grumbles ovory iltjlo while! If It sums to acho while you aro working you lose the time It takos you to como la and have It attendod to. Now is tho tlmo to have k dona You can see for your self that It will bo to your Intorest to do so. All our work Is done In a painless manner, and you set the Divorce Asked For. Hal l. Patton has nppllod for a dlvort'o from his wife Ella 11 on tho hlghoat class work at price away be- ground of desertion. Kaiser and Slater low our coranotltors. are attorneys for plaintiff From now until October 1st, we give a coupon with ovory dollar's worth of Dentistry, some ono of which will entitle tho holder to the $150 Dia mond ring now ou display in Thom- Window. ACADEMY OF THE SA CRED HEART SALEM, ORE. if loroy-scconit scholastic vear oson & Co't oRii September 18. Sanitary and other VnprovumtXa lately inado In tlw bulkMtig. Academic, commercial, grammar grade latermotMate and primary course Puplfc prepared for toaebWs certificates. FuM counm In unmix Pnrttoular attention Maid to haMi mhI mom! traluluft AMra Wr SupeHor. The Willamette. Wto Hart, Hood River. M. Hart, Hood River. J. A. Jones, Newberg. H. I. Hayes, Newberg. O. P. Qulnn, Newberg. A. C. Burdlck, Seattle. Jno. Beaxigard, Portland. Carl SUlshlmer, Baker City. Miss Myrtle Smith, Portland. Julius Low, Portland. J. E. Fenn, S. C. Co. Miss Lizzie Harris, S. O. Co. W. J. Gilbert, Sterling. 111. L. Gerllngor, Portland. Geo. T. Gerllngor. Miss Doneor, Liberty. E. M. Crawford, San Francisco. B. B. Tongue. Hillsboro. Thos. P Clarke, Salem, Geo. P. Hughos. Salem. H. E. Rathburn, Avalon. Cal. J. S. Bush. San Francisco. J. A. Jonos, Newberg. Joseph R. Whalen, San Francisco U E. Baley, Buell. Nat Relss. S. O. Co. R. B Rothschild and wifo. S F. O. B. Van Ollnda, San Francisco. C. D Innos, San Francisco. Alan Wakollng. San tYancisco. J. A. Miller, Chicago. Every sack warranted. as an Inducement for a cash business. Positively no credit at above price. i D. A.White & Son FEEDMEN and SEEDMEN. 301 Com'l St. Salem. Or. X til WtMMMtsjMs,f Panama Canal Map to be given away to the most popular school. A vote with each 25c purchase. Where Quality Reigns Supreme Much Cheaper. Cheaper than wood. Try It and see. Ono of our new gas ranges. Citizens Light & Traction Co. 7-22-tf liaOMIIMIMIIMHMnmnMMttMMMtMMM, ROSTEIN &GREENBAUMI t Dy Goods, Millinery and Clothing WE ARE NOW" LOCATED IN OUR NEW STORE Commodious and well lighted. No dark corners In our store. Wo wrehIvrredH,t0,tranSaCbUSlDeSS n the lowest Pss,b' nmrgln. We have a big store-with low rent. Our customers get the benefit New Silks, only - . . New Taffeta Silk, worth 75c, only New Silk Windsor Ties, only t ' 25c yd 50c yd i 25c each. 298 atd 300 Commercial Street ....tWtMM... i In Town At WattSfcipp's The Bicycle Man Money to Loan THOMAS K. FORD. Over Ladd A Bush'a Hank. Salem. Or. MSSWS MSJWaMMgggg I NEW TODAY U . Crowns $5 Plates $5 fillings 50c EXAMINATION PREE Dr.B.E. Wright Steusloff Building, Court Street Hwirs: S a, m. to 6 p. m., 7 p. m. to S . m.; Sundays 10 a. ta. to is in. WnUd-mt4tatiyaood fhA r" WA,N "9K waahor. Can a h- i -fa., h-i.i Dr. Wrlcht ! i itti. u.i... i.-... -' " ---.-.. .mibiaiavo IIOICI, Mjst iQaetendence. every FrWy i Some Good Wneel Bargains A few slightly used men's wheals that will appeal to the careful buyer. Drop la and see. Wo always keep up our stock of sundries, summer and winter. Any thing you want wo have. .Those not oarriore for the haadle bars aro a great convenience for the ladles. Sprlqg, posts are tho nost bet thing tQ cushion frames and they sos but IU50. Come and tr one. and If you don't like it, money back. Ask to see one. F. A. Wiggins' Implement Houw 255-257 Liberty St Farm Implements, Automobiles, Sewing Machines and Supplies. " " mmmm w m m MUJm.k ViMHflM oPxjssMAn&uHm GREAT CLEAN-UP SALE This aie will h. v-on i ..... . . room and must hav .7 ZS" T UnU1 fl,rth . Prico we tiuoto below w- - . on tho coet of "r goods, quote below hnv r... Salem. """" c i Kai Kal Crjstal Cord Wash . iMieo, iard ., Host Staadard IJgbt CaUcoog, yard .... been approached by Wo want the Tho any houso in 19c Percale 11.00 Black Silk Peau de Solo t quality. prke yard "f Tha Uee.. 4 In. wide oleanup pric. ,,., B 76o Stlk-FinUWl Velvet . all cotors. ctowupprtj P yard ... v Bmbroldrries from, yard ..2c up 500 Yards Laces, from, yard. 1c up Ladias' 26o Sunbonnets, price 10c Mon's and Ladies' Straw Hata 10c Boys' Best Overalls, price.... 25c Lutes' U Soiled Shirt Waists, cleanup prces 19C and 35c Men's 36o Summer Underwear 19c Men's Sc White Handkerchiefs 3c MWs 25o Silk Neckties 10c MonW Bot 8c Sox 4c LuHes' U.35 Covert Cloth Walk ing Skirts, price 69c Ladle' Best 75c Calico Wrap pers, cleanup prlco '.. 45c ""w of Wash Goods,. Call- THE . Ginghams and Dress Goods ASK Knr r, inan ha,f r,c0- ilH?Ifts,Court St., Salem A ?l tWjMlitMWtWiW-)fiailj iAw C.'- "J
