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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, .OREOON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER St,
1804.
APPLE
SHIPMB
ACTIVE
Salem Fruit Going South and
North as Far as
Alaska
Salem niuile shipments nre going
lousands of miles' north anil south.
rank Davis, for Page & Sons, of Port-
Ban J, 1ms just sent n carload to Daw-
eon, Alaskn, and two Carloads to Los
ingolos. There- is a greater demand
for Oregon articles than ever before.
I Tho Picrson-Pago . Co. nro shipping
daily to Portland, for distribution In
Washington and ittter-mountnin points,
LThoy also make regular shipments to
Ptheir California house. At San Fran'
jJcisco apples of any fair shipping quail
ty bring $1.00 per hundred. The finest
pf ruit is boing held for shipment to New
York.
Funeral of Elbert Young.
U Tho funeral of tho lato Elbert
l. Young was held from tho homo of his
; mother, on High street, Saturday after
''noon. Rev. Dr. Heppo performed the
E services in a very Impressive" manner.
!A nunrtot consisting of 'tho Misses
KJBess Cornelius and Dora Winans, Prof.
!V. P. Drew and Dr. Heppo sang bov-
cral beautiful hymns. Tho Elks, of
I which deceased was rt memborj had
charge of tho services at tho grave.
ITho floral offerings wero many and
fvfry beautiful, especially tho floral
emblem from tho Elk lodge.
Tho pall bearers were fellow lodge
men, E. Cooko Pntton, W. L. Skipton,
Watt Shlpp, Wlir Evans nnd Prince
Byrne and John Stapleton.
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Rough and dressed lumber, ; ;
sash, doors, lath and shingles, ;
ash and fir wood. Salem Ore.
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I! FRESH CELERY
Hand huckleberries!
Wo receive by express from the coast
not to bo compared with California or valley celery, eitner m appear
nnco or flavor, and tho huckleberrios-woll, they mnko your muuth
water to look at them.
ATWOOD
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the Council
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DROWNING
DETAILS
Louis W.'Lnndon, aged 19, employed
by the Melton Manufacturing Com
pany, was drowned n few milos above
Cazadero Sunday morning, while at
tempting "to cross the Clackamas river
to got n bettor vantage of fishing
ground, says the Oregohlan. The body
had not been recovered up to a Into
hour Inst night, though tho river below
the riflles was being dragged by rela
tives nnd interested persons.
YoungjLnndori11 had only been in tho
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city n'sfiort time, having como from
Salem, where his parents reside, and
takbn up his residence with" P.' E. Ross
at G03 Oantonbein avenue.
In company with, Mr. Ross, Landon
wont to Estacada Saturday night and
camped in a bunk house, in 'order to
get an early start Sunday morning, he
boing nn ardent fisherman. Ross and
Landon proceeded to Cazadero bright
and early, but decided to cross tho
river before casting their lines. Ross
took tho lend, but the water was so
swift that ho warned Landon to keep
further up stream, as there were some
deep holes below. Evidently Landon
failed to comply with the advice, for
ho was swept by tho current into n
deep hole. Almost at tho samo time
Ross lost his footing and slipped into
deep wafer. Ross quickly gained the
main shore and held out his 'fishing
polo toward Landon, who wns swim
ming toward him.
Suddenly tho young man sank just as
ho reached for tho polo. Ross endeav
ored to locate his companion, but tho
current was so swift that ho could do
nothing nlonc. ''
Word was sent to tho city at onco
and onrly yesterday morning a special
car was chnrtered by n numbor of the
young man's friends nnd grappling
hooks taken to tho place of his disap
pearance. Mr. Ross has offered $25 for
tho recovery of tho body, and $25 more
)uib beou offered by tho young man's
father, who is nt tho scene of the acci
dent, Young Landon is said to havo been
an exemplary youth, with 'friends
everywhere lie has been, nnd his sud
den end is deplored by many. .
...,,.)., Sure -Cur5 fop Piles.
Itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as woll as
Bllng, Bleeding or Protruding Plle3
are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko'8 Pile
Remedy Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. 50c a Jar at drug
gist, or sent by mall. Treaties free.
Write me about your case. Dr. Bo
sanko, Phila., Pa.
Fore salo by Dr. S. C. Stone, druggist.
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Prominent Bunch.
Now York, Sopt. 27. Among tho nr
rivals on the North German Lloyd fly
er Kaiser Wllliclm 11 this morning,
wero Win. Vandcrbllt, Robert Goelot,
C'lnudo Spreckels, Mrs. Marcus Daly
and Count von Hatzfeldt.
Czar Reviews Troops.
St. Petersburg, Sept. "27. Tho om
peror loft St. Petersburg for Odessa
today to roview the eigth army corps.
These two words, Schilling's
Best, are perfect assurance of
getting your money's-worth
twice oach week. The celery is ,
& FISHER,
Commercial and Coart. I
Best of everything. X
NORTH PACIFIC
COAST BEER ON
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PERSONALS
Rev. P. S. Knight, pastor of the Cen
tral Congregational church, of this
city, went to Portland this morning to
attend tho Congregational State Asso
ciation, to bo held in Portland today.
Attorney-Goneral Crawford wont to
Portland this morning on a short busi
noss trlpn ,
Mr. nud'Mrs.' V. G". Woods, of Al
bany. returned home today,, after an ex
tended visit with Statd Printor, nnd
Mrs. J. R. Whltnoy.
Miss Ethel Rossitor, of Portland, who
hns bpon spending iior vneatioa with
relatives and friends in this city, ro
turns homo this afternoon. Miss Ros-
hiter formerly lived in this city, but
sho now holds a position as stenog
rapher in the W. H. McMonics whole
sale house of Portland.
Howard Cntlln, of Salem, is enrolled
nt tho high school. Eugene Guard.
Miss Flora Mason, of Albany, is tho
guest of Salem frionds.
S. T. Richardson went to Portland
last evening.
Miss Maude Butler returned to her
home, in Portland last evening, after
several weeks spent in this city.
Miss Cnrrio Olivor left today for
Philomath, whero sho will join her pa
rents, nnd make her futuro home.
Mrs. II. Weddorshcim returned last
evening from Cottage Grove, whero
sho has been visiting with her daugh
ter for about a week.
Floyd Ramp left last evening for Eu
gene, where ho enters upon his second
year in tho University of Oregon.
Rex. Rord of Klamath county, was
in tho city yesterday leaving in, tho af
ternoon for Portland.
W. II. Howd of Sluiw, was a Salsm
visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lawrence re
turned last evening from a short out
ing at Elk City.
E. L. Smith nn extensive fruit grow
er of Hood River was in Salem yester
day and visited some of tho large
orchards around Salem, among them bo
ing tho Wallace fruit farm.
Miss Loda Huren, of Portland, spent
the day in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Knighton ro
turned to their homo in Portland,; af
ter a few days spent at the homo? of
Mrs. E. E. Waters in this city. V
Prof. Win. Wallace Graham returned
to Portland yesterday after n profes
sional visit in tho city.
Nathan W. Silver came to' MafJoa
ami located at Tumor in 1S76, nftd
has resided thoro cVer since, tint il tto-
day when ho loft for Moro, Wusco
county, whoro he will make his future
home. Ho has always been a farmer
and will conduct a ranch in cast cm
Oregon, having secured 040 acre of
land that ho will put in wheat. Mr.
Silver has one daughter in Salem, Mrs.
Pete Xorgrcn,. and thred daughters' in
Wasco county, two married. Ono son,
Chester, will go along with tho family
to Moro. Mr. Silver has been ono of
, the Republican leaders in his part of
the county, and one of tho familiar
figures in Marion county convention.
He carries his politics and tho good
will of many friends in this county
with him to his now home.
Manager nnd Mrs. John F. Cordray
came up from Portland last evening.
Tho former assisted Local Manager
Meredith in tnking enre of tho large
yrowd at the Grnnd.
Rev. I). A. Wnltors, Dr. W. II. Hoppe
and Rev. W; S. Gordon went to Eugene
this morning, whero they will nttond
tho Methodist conference, which will
bu in session this weok.
Mrs. Richard Wilkins, of Cornelius,
who has been visiting trlonds hero for
scvornl days, wont to Eugene this
morning. Iior husband will join her
in Albany, coining down from Cornell
us on tho West Side.
C. D. flnbriolson went to C'orvnllis
this morning on a business trip. ,
Missos Ida and Iva Evans, of Hood
Rivor, came to this city today, nnd will
attend Willnmette again this year.
Eugene and Lloyd Whipple and sis
ter, Ruth, of Voucouver, arc back nt
Willamette ngajn. Mrji. Whipplp ac
companied them, .and will romnin a few
days.
Miss Alloim Mellon roturnod thin
morning from n three-weeks.'- visit at
St. Louis. Sho reports having had a
most onjoyablo time.
Mrs. Carrie Ogle, Miss Eva Cox and
Miss Boatrico Shelton returned today
from an onjoyablo trip to tho world's
fair nt St. Louis. Th,y visited sever
al other poinjs of, ititerost, and in all
spent three weeks which was one round
of pleasure, instruotivo and entertain
ing. Miss Finnoy, of Brooks, is a Salem
visitor today.
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You Can't Afford
To walk to or from the depot when
you can have a cab take you for 25c.
Simpson's stables, opposite the court
bouse.
The Edison theatre has a fiae pro
giara this week.
This Cap Label I '
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H and richness of our H
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Brand m
Evaporated
Cream
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m to anyone able to prove m
H adulteration A
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FRANK REISTLE
ENGI7AVER and EUECTROTYPER
mmc iii4 M20-Z4 inihci. nutvtH. coio.
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bchool
u Books
g As certain ns school opens, gg
just ns certain must supplies g
be bought to meet that ovcut.
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sidered now is whero tho fb
biggest values for tho least 2
H money bo obtained H
a Patton's Book Store
makes this claim. Watcli w
our smoke Monday. Tho stoto P
a that has tho beat faoilitios b g&
handlo yqur wants rapidly. 2,
School Begins
MONDAY
Pupils can get suporior blotters free
by calling on any of the following
named grecers:
Atwood & Fisher.
Ilarrltt & Lawrence.
A. Dnue.
Fuller & Douglas.
A. L. Harvoy.
Roth & Qraber.
Joseph Albrich.
A. M. Patrick.
Ftee Blotters
Potato Diggers
The sort that costs about tho same ns
a common plow, and that pays for
itself in a few acres. They havo a
broad, Hat scoop, folllowod by a shak
er, that leaves tho potatoes on top of
the ground, Send for circular nnd
prices.
A Gasoline Engine
Will como ncuror paying for Itself in
a given length of timo than any other
power. Call nnd investigate. Qnsolino
wood saw outfit. All mounted up ready
to run Vith eithor 3 or 4 liorso engine,
Como and see it, and get our prices.
F. A. Wiggins'"
Implement House 255-257 Liberty 8t
Farm Implements, Automobiles,
Sewing Machines and Supplies.
ACADEMY OF THE SA
CRED HEART
8ALEM, ORE.
The forty-second scholastic year
begins September 12. Sanitary and
other Improvements lately mode In
the building. Academic, commercial,
grammar grades Intermediate and
primary courses. Puplfci prepared for
teacher's certificates. Full course ia
mrata Particular attention paid U
heakJj sad moral training. Address
Bister Superior
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Out Fall
WORTHY 1111? NAME IN ALL
SOMETHING ABOUT
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fine- your scloction to that. Wo havo everything in, tho uow goods that is
worth having.
Shall it bo a boublo-brenstod or slnglo-'broastod business suit? They nro
n number of stylos nil propor nnd nil dlfforont, nnd a great vnrioty of
patterns, so many thnt you will hosltato ia your choice. But you will
find tho ono to plen.o you. 2feIfitili!tir4ll3Ui4
Salem Woolen Mill Stoe,
C. P. BISHOP, Proprietor
Why Thfow Away That
Umbrella
And spond twice as much for
lyivo
Watt Skipp
Ropair tho old one. You see, he rocovers, puts In new ribs, or
stays, monds your handle, if It is nn extra Ano one, or' puts In
now ones, and does It nil with that painstaking care that has
made him so well known in blcyclo repairing.
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Speaking of Bicycles
Wo put on mud guards or At
warp or como to pieces in wot
WATT SHIPP
THE BIG YCLE I MAN
SALEM, OREGON
To St Lguis and Return.! $69'65(
To Chicago and Return. $74-e&
Start October 3, 4 or Q. JJoturn within DO days. Stopovor
whoro you wish along Burlington Lines.
And particularly remember that you have choice of the floent
scenic routos In the no fid.
, Oct detail of ,
A. O. SHELDON, General Agent,
100 Tulrd-Stree.
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THAT THE TERM IMPLIES.
THE NEW STYLES
Some people boliovo that a
clothier who tells about now
styles is merely "talking
through his hat.' Bo it
known that wlion wo say now
styles, wo moan it. Tho mak
ers havo not been asleep.
What a nionotonj' it would
bo if wo hall to wear
tho snmo old styles year
in nnd year out. You would
not llko it. Nolthor would
wo.
You will liko our splendid
now fall styles in suits. They
run to browns a groat deal,
becauso brown is n swell col
cr; but you needn't con
a now one as it will cost you to
steol rims stool rims that do not
weather.
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