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Salem's
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A WORTHY FIRM, WHOSE AMBITION KNOWS NO REST
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The Hummer months have gone had our big institution is putting on its fall attire in every department. Our very best efforts are being bent to
secure a large nnd successful fall trade. The campaign for fall business is now on and at tho very beginning Stockton k Co. come forward witn
a stock of seasonable merchandise that will interest every economically inclined person.
THE PRODUCTS OF THE WORLD'S BEST MARKETS ARE HERE AT YOUR HANDS
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Tar Away From St Gaul,
Switzerland
where they excol in the manu
facture of fine embroideries,
'handkerchiefs, etc., we have
brought some worthy offerings.
EMBROIDERIES
varying in width up to 13 inches
wide, 12c a yard, will bo, placed
on sale a week from tomorrow,
Monday, the 2d. Don't ask
for them before, but be sure and
come then.
RIBBON SALE THIS WEEK
No. 10 to CO all-silk Taffeta ribbons,
Special Oc yd. This Wetfc
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t'Lace Sale Phis Week.
Another line of find laces, much bet
ter than we have ever beforo shown,
will be on sale this week at
5c a yd.
2Si I Lace Obtains
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Our new line comprises the best
.terns obtainable for Ihe prices
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50c to $ 5
Arabians at $2 to $2.50
Don't fail to sec them.
GOOD,' SOFT, COTTON COMFORTS
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Beautiful
Imported
Our fall line of ladies' kerchiefs
is now ready.
Perfect gems, 18 each. Pure
linen 5
Our 12c lino is the best ever for the
price. Other values up to
$2.50
Men's Kerchiefs
Imported linens 50c 75c
Domestic linens 10c 25c
A special line of 1 iuen-finished
kerchiefs will be on sale this week
at
4 for 25c
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Outing Flannel Gowns and Skirts.
1 Don't fail to see the largest nnd
best stock in all Salem. Prices
will greatly surprise you.
Black Petticoats
Black mercerized petticoats made
with two aocdrdeon plaited ruffles
and three bands on wide blind
ruffle
Special 75c Each
Another lino at 88c
"Another line at $1.50
Another line at $2.25
Others up to $5.00
Cotton Blankets
50 to $1.50.
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There is no clothing m America
like tho Stein-Bloch make. Tho
best talent only is employed in their
great tailor shop. To introduce
this line in Salem wo are offering
suits at the same prices as you pay
for ordinary clothes.
OUR COMFBTXTOES CLAIM WE HAVE ONCE AND A HALF TIME8 AS MANY GOODS AS
ANY FIRM IN SALEM.
In
While the southbound overland was
coming from Portland to this city this
morning, II. S. Harcourt, who is repre
senting the Daily Journal, was on tho
train. Directly in front of him sat n
young couple, the girl being still in her
tender teens. Mr. Harcourt had heard
the story concerning tho elopement of
Miss Charlotte Brown from Kelso,
Wash., with a traveling juggler, nnd In
made up his mind that they were the
couple wanted. When he reached Salem
he told the girl that he wanted to in
vestigate the truth of his impression?,
The girl admitted that she was the
party, and accompanied Mr. Harcourt
to the Ryan mission, where she is nt
the present time. Tiie juggler contin
ued his trjp, and said ho would bo nt
Halsey. The Portland police havo been
looking for the couple for several' days,
and as soon as the local officers were
notified they informed the former, nnd
will await instructions as to the dispo
sition nf the girl.
The girl is the daughter of Edgar
Brown, of Klo, and left homo last
Friday night with the juggler, who was
giving a show in thnt place. She is
rather good looking, and seems to be
what might bo termed "green" to the
wavs of the world.
DUMP SALE OF
SHOES
Our great Dump Sale of Hop Pickers' Shoes, School Shoes, Hunting Shoes
Dress Shoes, Shoes for any and all occasions, now on at
DUMP PRICES
ISC pairs children's shoes. iei kid, 5e
values. Dump priee 45
100 pairs children ' shoos, velour calf,
S5e values. Dump pride 50
75 pairs child's shoes, slies 5-8, l.M
values. Dump prices 75
W pairs child's shoes, vlel kid, leth
and kid top, $1.50 values. Dump
lf'f 75
75 pair mlwiV shoes, clath and kid
tap, sin-it te S, 11.50 to $1.75 values.
Dump priee 50
150 pairs mlwtw' shetw, eleth and kid
tap, 8.00 vahiM. Dump price Sj?l,QO,
ITS palpi mjprt' she, kangaroo alf
and vfct V(d. Bntton aqd ls.ee, Oood
sbol sad hop pUkiag shoe, $.95
val. Dump price $1.25
M pairs lss shoes, kangaroo and
box clf Kid, iiJSS aluM. Dump
P1 ?1.25
110 wttri me's piut iMther 1 and
oangrftss, tlM to J5.00 values. Dumi
F50 $1.25
76 pair wen's tan tbes, ghl style.,
$XM t $4.60 value. Dump prk. .
$2.00
1W pairs ina' tan sb, p to dat
tylc, IS value. Uawp prie $3.00
139 plr wen's Mack vicl kid, odds
and ends, $R.W to $5.00 val. Damp
Prt $2.00
Sfi palm km'i hoavy groin sbofts, $1.90
vluw. Dump prtt. . . .1,25
tW palm lali' kid lin4 h, regu
lar W.50 kIiom. Dump price $1,50
5)2 pairs youths shoes, high top, good
winter shoes, sizes 8 to 11, $2.25 val
ues. Dump prieo $1.25
6C pairs boys' high-top shoes, sizes 11
to 8, $8.50 values. Dump price....
$1.50
05 pairs boys' grain shoes, just the
thiag for hop picking, $1.75 values.
Dump price, $1.0O
500 pairs Indies' kid and cloth top
" pbea, button and lace, $3.00 to $5.00
values. Dump prico 506
3&0 pairs ladies' shoes, turned and
welt soles, $3.60 to $5.00 values.
Dump priee (J5
1 HO pairs ladles shoes, with kid tops,
in both button and luce, $.50 to
f $3.00 valmm. Dump price ..$1,25
114 pain ladies' shoes, vici kid, $2.50
$W0 -alue. Dump price ..$1,50
4W tatrs ladles, black and tan, odds
. and ud in button and lace, $3.50
and $6.00 values. Dump price $1,00
15 pairs ladles' up-to-date shoes, vrelt
solas, $3.60 and $4.50 values. Dump
! $2.00
SS pairs eld ladies' comforts up-todato
hi, $10 and $t00 values in kid
awl surge congresa $1.00
48 pairs old ladies' comforts in kid and
scfgo, $IAQ and $.00 values in laee.
Dwp price $1.10
77 pairs men's heavy grain work shoes,
$2.50 to $3.75 value. Dump price..
NEW TODAY
WHEAT
GOING
HIGHER
Chicago, Sept. 13. The news of
heavy rains in the Northwest, followed
by freezing weather, together with the
reports of the bulls at Minneapolis in
adding to tho already long lines, sent
the wheat market up with a spurt acaiu
todny. It is said that the Minnonnnlia
traders look for two-dollar wheat. Xew
September sold for $1.12iJ1.13U5
May $l.lfl41.18; corn 54; oats
33V4.
Wanted. Girls for the bindery. Geo.
F. Rodgers & Co., Liberty & Court
8treets- ' 9-13-lwk
Notice. A fine team of hows will be
auctioned off at .the fair grounds
Wednesday, at 11:45 a. m. Chris.
Simpson. 9-13-3t
For Sale.-160 acres, 100 in cultiva
tion, good house and barn, 4 horses
2 wagons buggy, harness, farm im
plements, 12 tons of hay, 500 bushels
of oats, 50 bushels of wheat, house
hold furniture, three miles from Sa
lem. Price $0500. See Derby &
Wilson. 9.13.3t
BORN.
MILWAIN.-To Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Mcllwain, on September 13, 1004, a
son.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Sears tho
Signature of
$1.50
k is a waste of ink to tdl you of any more of our marvelous bargains
Coroe and sec them. Terms of sale strictly cash. AH goods fitted at the
Store if desired. No exchange or money refunded owing to the great
values and broken sizes. "
DUMP SHOE STORE
295 COMMERCIAL STREET
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Gun
Repairing
Bring in your pui and have it
cleaned and repaired. We do first
class work.
Salem Gun Store,
Pal H. Haoser, Prop.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD.
Om Ldi Jb Bosk's B&ak, Salem, Or.
Oil at Bandon.
Ba'ndon, Or., Sept. 13,-The Bandon
Oil Company is quietly, persistently
and determinedly boring for oil on the
coast south of this place. The drill is
now down 1100 feet, and the expert in
charge of the- work confidently expects,
to encounter oil at a depth not greater
than 1400 feet. The drill has passed
through the first and second strata of
oil sand nnd a lake of salt water. The
(low of gas is so strong that it blew
tho sand pump out of the well. It has
been cased off at three different points.
A hat held over it, before it was shut
off, would bo carried some distance in
tho air. The Bandon Oil Company is
capitalized at $40,000. The stock is
held principally by Bandon people. The
greatest confidence is felt that an oil
lake uill be tapped, and another indus
try added to Coos county's resources.
A Carriage for 25c.
Take a cab to or from the depot for
25c. Simpson's livery stable?, oppo
site court house. tt
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company has more proraium-paying
business in force in the United Statos
than any other company, and for
each of the last 10 years has had
more new Insurance accepted and Is
sued in America than any other com
Panjr. J. H. McOourt and J. Oliver
agents, room 10. McCornack block
Agents wanted. t '
Economy
Brand
Evaporated
Uream
bears the above cap label. ,
Contains fully as much
food substance per can as
the watery imitations In
larger cans.
It Is smooth and perfect
because skillfully pre
pared. Its purity Is
guaranteed.
VESSEL
GOOD
CONDITIOI
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ment in the Japanese quarter otu
presence of tho Russian cruiser Lew
becoming intense. At all tho mettol
places the warship is the sole top!
of conversation. The more radical ul
indulging in rabid utterances, ami tbt 1
police are keeping a close watch, hi
ing heard that Japanese had offered b I
swim to the Lena with explosives, nil
oiow tne vessel up. Al Iday seven!!
hundred- Japanese have watched tt'
warship from the wharves. An appli
cation was made to Collector Strattoi
this morning by an electric firm forpw
mission to go aboard the Lena to re
pair the electric plant, but the permu-j
sion was refused.
Washington, Sept. 13. Aftor a con
ference this morning at the state de
partment between Acting Secrotary of
State Adee, Judge Penfield, solicitor of
the department, nnd Captain Pillsbor,
nssistant chief of the bureau of nan
gation, it is authoritatively announced
that the Lena, at San Francisco, wai
in actual need of repairs, requiring
about six weeks to completo them, and,
under the law, it would be permitted to
make those repairs. It was stated, u
addition, that anything in the nature
exceeding such repairs as would mtt
her seaworthy will be prevented by tie
authorities.
ADVANCE
GUARDS
EIGHT
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eral Sassalitch's "force "was captured,
also the Tokio story about dura-dun
bullets being used by the Russians H
Liao Yane. The rpnnrt that Chinew
tr . " ... . '7 . ... ,i.. )1
..vuj.3 utv concentrating in me
river valley is causing consideraW
concern here.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 13,-Gentral
Kuropatkin reports that tho JapaneM
are concentrated in Yuan Pudge, south
of Mukden. The general staff deniei
the report that Linosvitch is advancing
from Vladivostock to cut off KuroW'1
communication. General Kuropatki".
the Officials Ml'. unrniinilinl' hi
troops, which were somowhat demoral
ized by the retreat toward Mukden.
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The greatest gauJrVU.f VMJAIN . . t
Tun ' '" ""ugoi 10 tne city, just installed at
t shotgun J00rm GALLERX
low. Trv your luck i',fc ' "c,3nosday night. The score so far ii
Wb.te House restaurant Pn"8 al3 ffered on tho tar6ets- Opposite
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New Goods in Evcty .Department
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Waul latiMU. Jackets, New Dress Skirts, New Silk
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TIIE NORTHWEST.
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