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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1904)
W'WWWIWW ... PIY.5?APITAI.' JOTONAL, 3AIMtt0MQ0N;iifgtre3tiAYf.8EPTEMBEB. 1, 1004. . .. . '"? -y) -. i mm m'mix KftAaffT i,ir v.Tttflnmia' jttos i i' ? tj Opening, AT The New Millinery Store SATURDAY, SEPT. 3. Be sure and come to our opening and see the grand display of pattern hats and latest novelties. Music Will be furnished by McElroy's Orchestra during the afternoon and evening. Remember the date, Sept. 3. V Mrs. C. M. Hilke, 3X7 Commercial St. X-RADIUMS Salem 1ms a young man for mayor who is trying to push motor lines, more railroad connections, broken rock streets, better light anil water supply, and ovorything that will tend to build up the town. That kind of a mayor ought to bo abolished say some of tho sloeping patriots, who liavo mado their piles, and don't want to bo disturbed. Keep up tho good work, mayor. As for iithe sleopers, "disturb them not, but lot them rest," and everybody sing. -. Tho peoplo up tho valley ought to bo gratoful for oveu three hours of a visit from Secretary Shaw, whon Portland had him only three dnys. Thnt was not too long to seo all of Portland, and Portland is about nil any grcnt man gets to seo of Orogon, because all the groatness of Orogon really resides in Portland. New Hop Firm. Sam 0. Iiundlett, who 'has been with tho firm of hop buyers of T. A. Lives' ley for tho past six years, has now be come a member of tho firm of Charles Livesley & Co., hop buyers of this city. Tho new partnership will make one of the strongest nnd best posted firms in tho lino of this grent industry. Both gentlomon thoroughly understand tho hop business nnd hnvo n wido ac quaintance among the growors. What Is Life7 In tho last analysis nobody knows, but wo do know thnt it is under strict law. Abuso that law oven slightly, pain results. Irregulnr living menns derangoment of tho organs, resulting in Constipation, Ilendacho or Liver Trou ble. Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills quick ly re-adjusts this. It's gentle, yet thorough. Only 25c at J. C. Perry's drug store. Carpentry. A. Ollngor, the old reliable carpen ter, has again opened a shop with W. T. Itigdon, tho Court-streot undertak er, and Is ready now to take orders for Job work on immediate call. Rig don's phone, 2271, 142 Court street. lm A. OLINOER. A Carriage for 25c. Tako a cab to or, from the depot for 25o. Simpson's livery stables, oppo site court house. tf THE BEST Bicycle Doctors In Town At WattShipp's The Bicycle Man 1 11 11 1 in inn 11 urn IHlji :: CIRCASSIAN $ ;; Ice Cream in Paper Pails to take home. I! Mpt. paper paillOc ;; 1 pt. paper pall 15o 1 qt. paper pail 25c '. ! J gal. paper pail 50c :: 154 State St. Phone 1971 IIHH H-M-H I the Council OPEN ALL NIGHT fine Wines, Liquors and Ugars irii..Bicir.i4l State 8t J. A, Cooper, Prop, Phono Main 491. iHMiiumiiii Opening, Well-Known Hero, Mrs. Agnes McElroy, formerly of Eugene, but now residing at Munroe, announces tho engagement of her daughter, Miss Lillian Patton, to Les ter L. Lucko5', of Eugene. Tlio wedding is to tnko place at ho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. P. Frizzel, of Salem, Wodncsday, ovening, Soptembor 14th, nt 8 p. m. Eugene Guard. Miss McElroy is well-known in this .city, and is n sister of Prof. W. E. McElroy, tho, leader of the Salem band. Cab Hire at Hair Price. The. war on prices of cabs Is still raging. Simpson's stables made tho cut to one-half price, and still main tain those prices. Opposite the court Office Removed. Di. Frank E. Smith 1ms removed his oftiees from tho rooms over tho Ited Corner drug store to tho new Breyman block, over tho Now Yokohama Tea store. Patrons please take notice. 8-30-tf , o Fearful Odds Against Him. Bedridden, alone nnd destitute. Such, in brief was tho condition of nn old soldier by nnmo of J. J. Havens, Ver sailles, O. For yenrs ho was troubled with Kidney discaso and neither doc tors nor modietno gnvo him relief. At length ho tried Electric Bittors. It put him on his feet in short order and now ho testifies. "I'm on the road to com ploto recovery." Best on earth for Liver and Kidney troubles and nil forms of Stomach nnd Bowell com plaints. Only 50. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry, druggist. o OASTORXA. Bears the J1" K'n(l Yu naw 'walfS Baoght You Can't Afford To walk to or from tho depot when you can have a cab take you for 25c. Simpson's istables, opposite the court house. There are 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 thrown-away; oh no; they go to some lese particular grinder. t 1 1 n 1 1 n u 1 m 1 n 1 Substantial Meals... :at the: White House Restaurant I George Bros. Props. Tn . iiiiiiniimiim NEW TIRES. Just received a lot of new tires direct from the factory. If in need of a tiro see me. Century thorn-proof tires $8 pr. Century toughtread tiros ?7 pr Century No. 100 tires JC.00 pr All guaranteed. FRANK J. MOORE. bmeswwwws Best of everything. NORTH PACIFIC COAST BEER ON DRAUGHT """" hum PERSONALS O. B. Miles, of this city, is in Port In nd. G. Watt was a Portland visitor yesterday. Mrs. W. O. Knighton hns returned from Newport. Waldo Finn, of McCoy, was n Snlom visitor yesterday. Mr. J. P. Murphy, of Aumsville, was in the city yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Koynl Wittchen went to Turner this morning. Geo. Brown, of Aumsville, was a Sa lem visitor yesterday. Trneoy Poormnn, of 'Wooduurn, was a Salem visitor yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Koynl have gone to Portland for a short time. Cnrl Williams, of Portland, is spend ing a few days in this city. Miss Hose E. Mooro went toAlbnny this morning for a short visit. Miss Bernico Senrs, of McCoy, was a visitor in this city yesterdny. Chns. Freelnnd camo up from Port land today, whore he went on business. Miss Opal Haft, of- Independence, spent yesterday with Miss Emma God frey. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Purdy returned last ovoning from nn outing tit Cnscado Locks. Misses Carmen Scars nnd Bnnna Ball, of McCoy, were in the city yes terday. Edward C. Hoguo and H. J. Moore, of Albany, are spending n short timo in tho city. Mrs. George Hatch nnd daughters ro turne 1 from spending the summer nt Nowpurt. Karl Stohvcr and sisters, tho Misses Steiwer, of Joil'erson, wero in tho city yesterday. Miss Bigdon returned homo this morning from 11 visit with friimds nt Oregon City. Winifred Gearin, of Jefferson, was hi tjio city yesterday, and returned homo this morning. Monroe Holmes, of McCoy, was in the city yesterday and nttonded tho Itingling circus. Mr. and Mrs. George Bingham re turned home last ovening from nn out ing at Yaquina Bay. J J. ill. Campbell nnd family went to Newport today, whero they will spend thoir summer outing, IMrs. Dayton nnd daughter, Miss Ada, arc homo from nn extended out ing nt Cascade Locks. I Mrs. N. II. Loonoy and daughter, Miss Marguerite, of tho reform school, wero in tlio city yesterdny. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. II. Boles returned today, nftcr a visit with their daugh ter, Mrs. Elbert Thompson. Miss Dorello Slaves returned to her homo in Portland this morning, nfter a visit with Mis Lueia Cochran, of tliis city. . Miss Blanche Brown wont to the ro- form school today, whero who will be tho guest of Mit(s Gretta Loonoy for n I week. t I Miss Adelo Miller, of Sublimity, is ia tho city, tho guest of hnr cousins, the Misses Eckorlen and Miss Bertha Klinger. Miss Eflio Chnrponing, of Eugene, who has been visiting Miss Nancy Bak er, in this city, returned homo Inst ovoning. Mrs. W. P. Jonos, of Portland, who hns boen the guest of Mrs. J. G. Hooker for a few days, roturncd homo lint ovoning. Miss Hnzolln Hollistor, of Portland, who hns been tho guost of Miss Muyine Stout for tho past week, returned home this morning. 'Mrs. Ella Jones, of Portland,, re turned to her homo lnstQVoniug, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Elbert Thompson, of this city, nnd frionds. Walter Slicasgroon, of Corvallis, will succeed II. C. ltobcrts as night opera tor in this city. Tho latter goes to Al bany, whore he will tnko charge of th oftlce. Mrs. .Tamos White, of Portland, Is in tho city to attend tho Morrialifiilut wedding, which takes place in this city tonight. She is tho guost of Miss Ber tha Kay. Mrs. A. L. Thomas and little chiM, of Newport, passed through tho ity Tuesday oftornoon. Mrs. Thomas was formerly Miws Dabnoy, of tins city, and was on route to Portland, whero sho will visit with hor parent. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Thomas, of Ho (juimn, Wash., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Smith, of Prlnglo, Ore., at whoso homo a family reunion is to be held. Mr. and Mrs. "W'm. Russell, of Myrtle Point, the parents of Mrs. Smith nnd Mrs. Thomas are also jr-s ont. A happy hunting party, emjifled of Dave Pugh, Clyde Johnson, Claude Bcllo and Sara Adolph are home frm a three weeks' outing at Marion Lake and the surrounding eon n try. Their r rial was not heralded with a sound t trumphets or the band, and scarcely any of their friend knew of it Ttcy brought home some of their large came and are making their friends happy. ' i -h Chns. Bllyou, of Dailas, was in tho city today. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hnyter nnd Miss Hnyter, of Dallas, wero In the city todny Misses Eva Walling and .Tessio Hnr ritt went to Albany today, whero they will spend sevornl days visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson went to JelTerson this morning for sevornl day's visit with Mrs. Johnson's sister Misses Loiln nnd Lonnn Cavanngh returned to Hlllsule Farm thii morn ing, after spending a few dnys In tho city. W.'l. Vawter nnd II. Von Dor Hol loa, members of tho legislature from Jackson county, nro in tho city to hear Secretary Shaw speak this ovoning. Mr. Vawter is u banker at Medford, nnd prominent as tho Southern Oregon candidate for spenkcr of the house. Mr. and Mrs. George McCorkle, of Ht. Angel, nro in tho city today. Werner Breyman, who is suffering from an attack of what is called aphasia, is reported improving. s 1 ill 11 11 mi 11 1 mi nn 1 5 SALEM SOCIAL EVENTS I 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 i u m 1 1 u 1 1 n 1 Prescott-Purvino Wedding. A pretty home wedding wns solemn l?od Wednesday, August 31, 1004, n 11 o'clock, when Miss Emily Purvino becamo tho wifo of Mr. Eugene T. Prescott, of LnCenter, Wash., Bov II, A. Kctcluim, pastor of tlio First Pres byterian church, of this city, perform ing tho reroiiiony In tlio presonco of a largo number of relatives nnd friends. The Purvino home was beautifully decorated for tho occasion. Every where wero masses of Into summer rosos, and other flowers, intermingled with bright colored nutumn leaves, arranged In pleasing effect. At 11 o'clock Mrs. Jordan Purvino snng "Oh, Promlso Me," nfter which the bridal party entered tho parlor, led by tho ninid of honor, Miss Violet Ander son, nnd tho host man, Mr. Monroe Piirvlne, who woro followed by tho bridal couple. They took 'their places beneath a largo bell of whlto chrysan themuuiH, whero tho ring ceremony was porformed, Llttlo Miss Paulino Itomlngtnn acted as ring bearer. After tho congratulations tho wed ding party repaired to tho dining room whero a light luncheon was served. , Tho bride is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Purvino, und Is well known In both Mnrlou ami Polk counties, whero she hns always boon n favorite. Tho groom is tho brother of A. W. Prescott, of this city, and formorly re sided here, but is engnged in business at La Center, Wash., whore tho couple will make their future home. Thoy were tho recipient of many beautiful and eostly presents. Thev loft on the afternoon train yesterday for La f'onter. : Wall Paper Latest designs in stock, J and good work guaran- teed. We have the smaH store and small prices E. L Lemmon J 299 Liberty St. Phone 2475 Haberdashery Youf'Toggory" wants nro as well looked after hero us- your clothing wants. Wo liavo tho cdrroct "little things" that mark a mnn as a "good dresser.' Furnishings must bo Tight In order to securo a placenta our stock. Our store is nglow with tho smartest and nowest ideas in, Neikwcnr, Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery, etc. Tho thlngs-tfou'll sere here are "different." HATS Wo 're hatters, of course, as well as clothiers nnd ImbordashorB. Our hat business receives our special carcv Every now nnd correot shape is here. Wo sell only tho best makers' best hats. Wo nover hitch fancy prices onto our clothing, hats, or toggery, because, of Its excellence. Wo will bo plenscd to satisfy any wardrobo need you may havo. Salem Woolen C. P. BISHOP, Pound Masters Sale. Notice 1 hereby given that under tho provisions of ordinance No. 200 1 will on Saturday, Soptomber 3, 1004, at 1 o'clock p. m. tit the pound In tho city of Salem, Bell at public auction, tho following described Impounded animal, to-wlt: Black cow, dehornod, and with boll Unless tho above described annual Is claimed bofore said date, sale will bo without reserve J. H. PENLAND, Poundmastor Sovonth Ward. 8-25-3t Poundmaster Seventh Ward, Salem, Or., August 0, 1004. 8-29-!t HagM9f Wonderfal bargains la the REMNANT SALE At The Old Cronise Studio, Over the Now York Racket Store, I $2.50 per Do$. Tte . Z Daintiness 2 - of the finish and quality of 1 our fine writing papers makes IP a correspondence a pleasure, gg Z whllo the unique and oxclu- gfe slvo design of onvolops makes m 9 it that much moro attractive. J5 Wo soil It either in bulk or H boxes, Just as you wish it. H 5 Patton's Book Store. Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year, M THE FAMILY'S CANDY CATHARTIC 10 25c 50c ItrM'i BEST FOR i Tfie Question Of What Watch To buy is a hard one (or tho average man to decide. Dozens of grades are told under the same name, and it piutlea any but nu expert to de cide where practical utility stops and extravagance begins. We are WATCH EXPERTS and will gladly holp you In this matter. Our stock embraces the beat . watches made. Gome in and look them over wo'ro always pleated to show whether you bay or not. And, REMEMBER, repairing la our specialty. Our prices are right. I Chas. H. I. Plonssr Optician. M 8UU Stfsst mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Mill Stoe, Proprietor. MADE IN SALEM PUT UP IN GLASS JARS PTS", QITS, xlxWr Sold by Most of Salem's Grocers f ! Gold Dust Flotir i Made by THE SIDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Mado for family use. Ask your grocor for It Bran and shorts always on hand. P. B. Wallace AGENT Pay Monoy for Oil. Toledo, Sept! 1. Tlio Standard Oil Co., has iinnounred that It will pay three cents n gallon more for crude pe troleum, FAVORITE MEBtSIHE A !1HmZE3 BHGJ All DrSftfiU THE BOWELS Hinges, Nsxt Aoor to Laid A Muh Bank I (ZaFTRAOE MARK "$& I5!S I BAKING POWDER Lw.