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DAILY CAPITA!. JOUBWAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBEB 19,
1904.
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269 Liberty St.
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Stores Salem and Albany.
Till Mill lllll III II ALU .1
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Room
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The New
Shlra
Weave
Sfaades, Shades
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The New
Shiraz Weave will csclte your admira
tion. They come In beautiful Oriental
patterns and colorings. Sized as large
as 12x14.
Our Carpet Department
CTJMTOJKyiftmBMM
Nono excol ns in shades. Wo carry
the best. Hand painted Opaques in
widths up to 90 inches.
Plain or Fringed
OPENS
WESTERN
OFFICE
Chicago, Sept. 10. Thomas Taggart,
chairman of the Democratic national
Committee, arrived here this morning
from Indianapolis for the purpose of
conferring with the Illinois politicians
regarding the establishment of West
ern headquarters at Chicago, and to
outline the plant of the Democratic
campaign in Indiana, Illinois and Wis
consin. The headquarters in Chicago
will be in charge of National Commit
teeman Sullivan, assisted by Commit
teeman Ryan, of Wisconsin, and will
oeciinv n suite In the Sherman House.
Taggert denied emphatically Hint he
had relinquished any part or or nis con
trol over national committee affairs.
He will leave for Xew York late this
evening. '
Taggart snkl that .Judge Parker
would not go West on n speaking tour,
but will make n number of speeches
either at Esopus or New lork.
TRADE BASED ON
IS THE ONLY SURE TRADE
QUALITY
We never buy an article unless we feel sure that it will give satisfy
U Vina VtAAfl flirt -f Alltlrtflf 4ai m. . d
wear.. This careful atention to quauvj " i onrl!c
cess. Our great volumo of business enables us to buy at the lowest ojia3
-!E nf -SPOT CASH" Plan enables us to undersell "regular .ESS
Our assortment of Novelty Fall Dress. Goods is very complete.. Salea"ijJ
dressers know we have what they want in
DRY GOODS
And sell at onehalf the margin of profit aBked by " regular'' dry goodijl
There's something aoout tne
NEW YORK RACKET
Poitiers, Portiers
I
A COMPLETE STOCK
W'
Nowhere are wo stronger than in
our Carpet Department.. No other
store in this section will show you so
many good things in Carpets. 'Wo
show not loss than 75 pioces of In
gralus alone. Our line of 3-4 goods
consists of Tapestries, Body Brussels,
Administers, Savonlcrs and velvets.
Wo meot all competitive prices, and
discount those of the metropolis from
6 to 15c a yard.
MORE .
TROOPS
ARRIVE
That our customers want to come again.. We carry a larger stock and lal
more shoes than most shoo stores. Every pair gives satisfaction.. That's tj
Everything in Ladies' anu jyiens iurmsumsa.
Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store
E. T. BARNES, PROPRIETOR
(Continued from first page.)
Hussinn looses were slight. The Japan
esc, he says, nre concentrating between
Yen Tai nnd Bensnipudni, to the south
of Mukden.
The Japanese, during the encounter,
evacuated the village which they held,
with slight losses.
Mukden, Sept. 19. Saturdav Gener
al Kuro-mtkin reviewed the first army
corp, nnd two divisions of the second
army corps.
Our Portler stock Is very complete.
We are sowing the plain centers with
borders in all the useable colors. We
also have some pretty things in Silk.
Russia Is Contrary.
Berlin, Sept. 1!. The forcigH oflice,
it is tated, has received information
that the Russians will refuse to recog
nize the Anglo-lhibetn treaty regard
ing the demolishing of Thibetan strong
holds, nnd the maintaining of British
rights in Thibet. It is possible that
this refusal will give rise to serious
Mtuations.
The House Furnishing Co.,
269 Liberty St., Next to Jos. Meyers & Sons. Stores Salem and Albany
PERSONALS.
Miss Ethel Itnymotul returned this
morning from an over Sunday visit
nt I'ortlnud.
Miss Inez Bozorth returned this
morning from un extended visit with
her sister, Miss Marguerite Bozorth, at
Portlnud.
Miss Kiln MeMunn, of the Statesman
Teportorlal staff, spent Sunday with
her parent near Brooks.
A. H. Martin und grandson, Edwin
barker, of Albany, returned to their
''home this morning, after n few days'
Jvieit at the home of Mrs. Amelia Mil
ler. Ill South Salem.
Iiyron Taylor returned to his homo
nt Corvallis today, after spending the
jetntm fair week here.
, David Kvre, of Jefferson, who has
been spending the past few day with
fchis parents, Mr. and Mr. George Kyre,
.returned home this morning.
Arthur Bain .returned to his home
at Newport today, after spending the
fair week with his grandmother, Mrs,
J II. Strong.
.miss Allele .Miner returned to her
home at Sublimit!)' this morning, after
visit wtth Mtwi Ilertba Mincer, who
tnreoiupauled her home for a short visit.
A. J. Huh, ef Astoria, who his been
Visiting friend in th aity, and at
tending the state fair, went to rtMgene
today, where he will attend the uni
versity. T. M. (Vmberm, representative of the
Washington Weeder Works, of Spo
kane, Washington, who has Ueea in the
eity during the state fair. went to Al
bany this moral ag.
Played Crapi and Lost.
Cntro, 111., St. IV. A report from
Jlryan Landing, four nllm from here.
Mato that six ngro wer killed and
many other wooaded. the revolt of
a fight over a sms hwi. The tight
was started by a white who ekimed
that he had been ahoated in the game,
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Old Flagman Dead.
Kaopua, Sept. 1!. George Bedford,
the veteran tlttgnan at Rsopu station,
died at I 'tk this mora lag of heart
disease. Bedfwcl was a town eharae
ter, nnd well-known to Parker. The
old tnau often axproeood the wUa that
he would live long enough to vote for
Parker.
Tearful Odds Against Him.
Bedridden, alone and destitute. Sue,
in brief was the condition of an old
sojdler by name of J. J. Havens, Ver
sailles, 0. Per years he was t rootled
with Kidney disease and neither doe
tore nor tnedUlae gave hm relief. At
length he, tried Meotrja Bitters. It put
him on Ms i eet la hert order and law
to, teattSea, "I'm en the read to eoui.
3det.very." lift oa earth foe
Liver and Kidney trouWes asd all
fora ef Stewaea and Powell eetn
jOaiat. Only W. Guaranteed by J. G
Perry, drugjkt.
Good Spirits.
Oood spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source Is tao
liver and all tho fine spirits ever
made In the Blue Grass stato could
not remedy a bad liver or the hundred
and ono 111 cffccts.lt produces. You
can't havo good spirits and a bad
liver at the same time. Your liver
must bo in fine condition If you would
feel buoyant, happy and hopeful,
bright of eye, light of step, vigorous
and successful In your pursuits. You
can put yonr liver In fine condition by
using Green's August Flower the
greatest of all medicines for the liver
and stomach and a certain cure for
dyspepsia or Indigestion. It has been
a favorlto household remedy for over
thtrty-flve years. August Flower will
make your liver healthy and .ictlvo
and thus insuro you a liberal supply
of "good spirits." Trial slxe, 25c;
regular bottles, 75c. At all druggists.
At Dr. Stone's drug stores
Office SemoTed.
Dr. Prank E. Smith has removed his
oCleea from the rooms over the Bed
Corner drug store to the new Breyman
block, over the Xew Yokohama Tea
store. Patrons please take notice.
h niii i imnium hh
; CIRCASSIAN I
IceCreatu in Paper I'allstotatfe T
home.
I ii pt. paper pall 10c
1 pt. paper pall 15c
1 qt. paper pall 35c
I H gat. paper pail COc
; Zitin s
: 154 State St. Phone 1971 I
Blue Ribbon For
Sftidebaker Rigs
Again has the superior excellenee
nnd tho wide range of Studebaker
goods been vindicated by tho award of
the bluo ribbon at tho Oregon State
Fair. Every year shows marked pro
grew in the buggy builders ' art, and
every year Bees Studebaker in advanee
of nil others, not only in the building
of light driving rigs, but in snrries,
landaus, broughams, hacks, delivery
wagons, farm wagons, log trucks and
in fact everything that runs.
An Apt Scholar.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr.
J. Kamikido, n Japanese, who has been
picking hops in B. J. Grim's yeard
Thursday evening. lie is a printer, or
rather, n compositor by trade, and al
though he has only been in this coun
try three months, he can make himself
understood. While he cannot yet speak
fluently, his knowledge of English Is
good, nnd he has worked on American
newspapers, and is a rapid and accu-
rate compositor. Aurora Borealis.
Cure for Sick Headache.
We had n letter the other day from
a. lady in tho town of Boulder, Colo.,
that should be of interest to people
who are troubled with spells of sick
headache. She writes that she had
theso spells about four times a week,
was obliged to go to bed and remain
there from S to 10 hours each time.
Had been troubled this way for sev
eral years, nnd tho attacks became
more frequent. Doctors done her no
good, she tried dieting, as every body
said it was from her stomach. Seeing
an advertisement of Dr. Gunn's Im
proved Liver Pills, wh.ich said, they
euro sick headache by removing the
cause, she decided to try once more,
and sent 50c for two boxes. She said
she had taken the last pill more than
four months ago, has not hnd a sick
spell of any kind for over five months.
Druggists sell theso pills for 25c per
box. It only takes one for a dose.
They cure sick headache every time.
For sale by Dr. C. S. Stone, druggist
Injured at Woolen Mill.
Herbert Gnmble, nn employe in tie
Salem woolen mills, while washing i
(lows in the mill, was caught by a Vi
and thrown from tho ladder on lid
he wns working either onto the ceaa
floor or a rag picker, which was neaiii
under him, fracturing his skull.
Byrd was called immediately, and in
young man wns tnken in tho nmbulasJ
to the home of his father, ex-Polel
man uamule, in low Park. Ho l
unconscious for several hours, but tl
latest report wiib thnt he had partil
regained consciousness, and seemed i
be improving. Although it will beal
possible to tell for severnl days whetii!
he will recover, tho doctor savs ttill
his chances are good.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Has world-wido fame for marvelow
cures. It surpasses nny other sahe,
lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, ft
cers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sora,
Chapped Hands, Skin Eruptions; h
fallible for Piles. Curo guarantee!
Only 25e at J. C. Perry's drug store.
We are proud of Studebarker's rec
ord. Beneeia Haneoek Disc Plows, Mont
tor Doable Dise Drills, Syraeas Sul
kies and Gangs, Sharpies, Tabular
Cream Separators.
Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines,
and all our other numerous wellknown
lines have won more faver than ever,
and we ean truthfully assert that our
display has resulted in the largest sale
of goods in owr experience.
Oregon farmers are wide awake.
F. A. Wiggins'
Implement House 255-257 Liberty 8t
Farm Implements, Automobiles,
Sewing Machines and Supplies.
DIED.
SHAFER. On his farm near Turner,
..Sunday evening, September IS, 1904.
oi a complication ot diseases, John
A. Shafer, aged tS7 years.
Deceased had lived ou the place
where he died for over 30 years, and
there raised a splendid family of sev
en children, who Mirvive him. The fu
neral will take place Wednesday at 1
o'clock p. m., under the auspices of
the Masonic fraternity, and the burial
will be at Twin Oak cemetery, where
the remains will be laid beside those
of his late wife, who preceded him
nearly three years. The surviving
children are Frank E. Shnfer, of
Salem; Dayton W. Shafer and Nellie
loftls. of Waseoe, Wash.; Mrs. Marv
E. MeKinney, and Willis J. Shafer, of
Turner; Verner C. Shafer, of Nome,
and John H. Shafer, of Tracy, Cal. All
the children will b home to attend the
funeral except Verner C, who is at
Noma.
No Water, But Floated.
The following nation was taken in
the poHeo eoort todnyt
Thomas Healy, late hoars, floated.
Eugene Baurer, do.
A. West, do.
. F. A. Edwards, do.
S. B. Koop, do,
John Abbott, do.
Dee Uneoa, do.
O. W. Fialey. drunk, SV days.
Diok Armstrong, drank and disord
erly, Sty day.
J. H. PerOR. earrviae eoaeealed
weapons, eBtie4.
Entirely Well.
After ttig tw boxes of
D' ig 'o. 's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Brewe
New Goods, Capca Shoes
Juat reowvod ehreet front Oreon
City factory, largo atoek. of men's
heavy Voete and W. The foods
are guarantees! to eatwear any ether
make.
BBPAIBIKQ NEATLY DONE
99 State St
JACOB VOGT
Salem
Y. M. C. A.
NIGHT SCHOOL
rail Term Opens Monday, Septem
ber 'ititn.
Sotyeets t Fee 3 saoaths,
Arithmetie $2.00
Bookkeping .. ..'., 4.00
PtBlMBfrhlp . . 2.00
Grasawar 2.00
Reading and SpeWag . 2.00
Other subjects Uught if required.
For particulars call at
Y. M. C. A. OFFICE
1 NEW TODAY
mr. O. W. Bean Has moved his oAice
from the Eld ri edge hioek to the Y.
M. t A. baiMiag, seooad door.
9-17-Jt
OASTOniA..
EfUUrt
sr tarj:
aszr: jUJl&
Wanted. A Wwbr .ok pood wagos
aa4 He4y jok Call at TV. Um
ard, SOD Froat atreot.
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Wanted. A g4 maa with a eapiiftl
f $60 U invest fsrMr9 4ay la
proposition that W eaa make from
0 to $40. Call at the oU Shield's
Park eoraer, CemuMreml aal Ossstor
streets. -lMt
(hirAGft . Gfrirmm
'WMMM VTM WWMk1M.m IMJ
IFor Rent. By 0ubr 1, a modora
BTprvom niK,v WIiy BOW
living in the hewse wold m!1 stoves,
arpot, liaoleua, wood, 4. Inaire
at one, 3fd Oak street. &-19-3t'
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD.
Orer Laid A Btit&'s Bank. Salem. Or
JPJBOJPUES.MAnGASNNOlSJ
Slaughter Sale
Fo Fottf Days Only
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thtsday
NOTICE
At 6 o'clock on Thursday evening this sale will be off. .We will ttl
Dry Goods cheaper for these four days than you eYer bought then,
before in the history of your life. Our reason for doinTso taSi Wi
lUf" TLSOAi0r Ur iM tnd.: we have not ro m for them
;; ::: J ; ..'J;" re.wy we nave to ort to this
. 4u.tJy. Uon-t nilly-dally, but come to
winter's supply. Read en:
means of disposing
our store and get your
75 Black Silk Taffeta, a good
heavy quality 45c
$1.00 BJaek Silk Pea d Sole, 8
boaatifnl soft silk with a ae
wtin finUk, yard 6Sc
e HaadkoreWaf, wh Iadialilk,
all colors, prieo yard &.
1S Seatek Cheviot Dres Goods
doable width, yard
e Sehool Plaid Dres Goods
pretty pattera. yard iue'
1.00 Kagbeh Broadeloth, &s ie
wWe, spleadid for swts, a great
woater, yard
l Wjjsw Flaaaalette, per
J
m yards pretty ImH-eolored'caH-
Best AmoAeag Aprte Q,
now style, yard
500 yards S l-3o Outing Flannels,
a good heavy cloth, yd 5
10 bales Cotton Bats, price pe'
roll 5e
600 puirs Blnnkots, slightly soiled,
prieos 25e 49o, 85c and ....$1-W
$1.7fi Black Boa Furs, prico ..9S
WO Ladies Walking Skirts, $l.tf,
$1.75 and $2.50, worth double.
500 Ladies' Shirt Waists, cotton,
French flannel, silk and velvet.
Prieos from 25c up to $1-9S
$2.30 Children's Winter Jackets,
Mieely trimmed $1.25
Ladies 75e Union Suits 4Sc
Ladies' 4fo heavy fleeced Under
wear .... 36"e
Beat Sans Silk, ball
0 best Spool Thread ....
2
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ASK TOR the -GOODS ADVERTISED.
JSlSSSEEOsTiy TEE NORTHWEST. "
&iZmX St, Salens
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