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ripttfr ib' t i if Ii I 1 1 l '. 1 till J" . ' I h ' i- HI n ' Ew -V J, E i ;. i ) 8 DAILY CAITXAI. JOTJBKAL, SAU3. OBEOOK. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1904. GREAT HONEY RAISING SALE s Stockton & Co. The Old White Corner and tie Dafrymple Store Gf eat Money Raising Sale New goods are arriv ing every day and we are semnsr them at SALE PRICES PUSHERS -FOR THE FUTURE Continue Battle for the State Development League Work The executive CMamittee of the Ctm- WARSHIPS ENGAGED IN FIGHT (CMtiaaed (torn first page.) was received today, states that the RoMian isfantry wore Chinese clothing. The Russians were repulsed. St. Peterslurg, Oct. ".A strong nartv in th admiralitv is advocating mereial Cl.b ts set with good ener- tfc Kwl,j, of the BaltIc fleet aroumi ageaest ia pushing -today for ne-rlctm Hftrn. The selection of this route Any Man's Sfrft In the Dalrymple store for S10.00 Worth up to ISO ami 426; other fruits are offered during the sale at ?3.00 te $7.00 Men's Shirts Worth 75c (o $1.50; sale price 50 Men's Hats Half Price Hundreds to select from. Odd Pants $t to $5 Worth nearly twice as much Boys' Salts $i to $5 Remarkable valnes. I Priestley's Cravenette Raincoats $0.00 45c to $3.50 Sale Prices Two big complete stocks of all kinds of cur tains. Ara bians, Brus sels, Nets, Irish Points, Point de Luxe, Bonne flumes, Rennaisance, Xottingbams and ruffled curtains. Priced to close ort Call and see them. .AW S. 'TVit 11.26 and $1.50 wbittj quilts, sale ' price. ' 98 ' Gordon Hats $3.00 grade; sale price $1.50- l FAIRBANKS DISCUSSED ; MORMON QUESTION i The Home Where One Mother Presides , Is the American ; Ideal fUrigliaro, Utah, Oct. 7. Senator Fairbanks put himself on record Jast night on the Mormon question during Lis Ogden peech. Hastily referring to the subject, he said: "In the 'final analysis , the American homo is the unit of strength of the republic, the home where presides ono motlxr, and wbero are gathered about the hearth, slonq loving heart filled with lovo of meabera aad additions to the corrre spondenee and for the ensuing yer. The following were secured: W. T. Rigden, undertaker $15.0 T. C. Tlllsan & Co, prune deal era ,, "6.00 Fire new. members 15.00 Total 38.00 The new members are: W. S. Pitts, fish market; John Sholnnd, merchant tailor; Dr. M. P. Sboettle, osteopath; W. T. Higdon, W. C. Tillsop. A new line of work has developed in the correspondence feature. Yonng la dies and gentlemen who are attending educational institutions in the East are being looked up, and made .agents for the distribution of literature. The names of Miss Ethel Rigdon and Miss Iraa Clarke, who are attending Wes- leyan University, at Delaware, Ohio, have been added to the correspondence committee, and the names of otherOre gon people who are away, and can speak for our climate and resources will be added and supplied with literature as fast as they come in. The corre spondence work will open many new avenue of reaching desirable classes of immigration, and set at work hun dreds of persons whooe co-operation will be valuable aids to the commer cial club. would mean that the fleet could not reach Vladivostok until spring. Tokio, Oct. ". Lieutenant-Gener.il Ha;ewaga, late commander-in-chief of the imperial guards, will leave for Korea today, to assume command of the Japanese forces there It is prob able that the Koreans may be brought under the Japanese command, as it is believed that an offer will be made to expel the bands of Cossacks operating in Xorth western Korea. St. Petersburg, Oct. ".It is official ly announced that the Baltic fleet is ready to sail as soon as the battleship Orel and the cruisers Oleg, Zemtchug am Izmured, whicfh sailed from Kron stant today, arrirve at Reval. The ice breaker Erinak will accompany the fleet, which will not take the cape route. 'in in in ii ii t Minimi"- AMUSEMENTS. OFFICE SEEKERS CONFER New York, Oot. 7. Judge Parkei iiinHiiiiiiiini muni TONIOHT. Edison Continuous Vaudeville. COMING ATTRACTIONS. Grand "The Husking Bee." Grand "San Toy." the American fiat;, and with adoration for the instructions of our fathers. hc,tl a conference with Judge Herrick, which havo been committed to our Bemocratic candidate for governor, higher and most loyal keopinjr." The Danl Lamout and Chairman Taggart reference .brought out "a ripple of ap- nt the l'tel Seville today, regarding plause, 'bo New York situation. Senator Smoot and Kcarns are with the Fairbanks party, and talked on Re publican policies. There was a brief morning meeting at Farminglon, and a noon nddress at Salt Lake City. OLD inninnBtt8fnfifanit ti8im ggBifnea University of Oregon I College of Literature, Science auJ the Arts College of Science and Engineering. School of Mines and MIoing. Bcbool of Moslc, School of Law, School of Medicine. The tttslon of 1903-4 opens Wednwdsy, September 14. For catalogue, sddrets, REGISTRAR University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. .f SSMS8SMtM tlHIIIMIMIHUHHUim BAY STATE The Edison. -Tho program at tho Edisoil will change entirely this evening, and the large crowds that have attended this weeK will no doubt continue. The Lucky Harmony Quartet has made a decided hit with their excellent songs, Russell, O'Neill and Russell are clever, Earl nnd Hampton do good comedy work, nnd the Wilson sisters sing illus trated songs The Saturday nnd Sun day nfternoon matinees will prove a great thing for the women nnd children who cannot attend tho eveHing performances. NEW TODAY IKTEEESTING TACTS. For Nearly Every Man, Woman or Child. A thort time ago we published an article recommending to our readers the new discovery for the cure of dys pepsia, called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets, and the claims then made regard ing the wonderful curative properties of the remedy have been abundantly sustained by the facts. People who were cautious about trying new reme dies advertised in the newspapers were finally induced to give Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets a trial were surprised and delighted at the results. In many cases a single package, costing but 50 cents at anv drug store, made a com plete cure, and in every Instance the most beneficial results wero reported. From a hundred or more received wo have space to publish only a few of tho latest, but assure our readers wo have received so many commendatory let ters that we shall publish each week a fresh list of genuine, unsolicited testi monials, and never publish the same one twic. From James Yemmeisler, La Cross Wis.: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are doing me more good than anything I ever tried, and I was so pleased at re sults that I gave away several boxes to my friends, who have also had the same benefits. From Jacob Anthony, Potmurray, New Jersey: I havo taken Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with the best re sults. I had dyspepsia for six years, and had taken a great deal of medicine but the tablets seem to take right a hold, and I feel good. I am a farmer and lime burner, and I heartily recom mend to every one who has any trouble with his stomach to use these tablets From Mrs. M. K. West, Preston, Minn.: I havo received surnrislnely good effects from using Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets. I gave one-half of my last box to a frienl who also suffered m-om indigestion, and she had the same good results. Mrs. Mrs. Agnes K. Rnlston, Cadil lac, Mich.: 'I hnve been taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and I am very much better, and feel very grateful for the great benefit I have received in to short n time. Stuart 's Dyspepsia Tablets are a cer tain euro for all forms of indigestion. They are not claimed to be a cure-all, but are prepared for stomach trouble only, and physicians and druggists ev erywhere recommend them to all per sons suffering from nervous dyspep sia, sour or acid stomach, heartburn, bloating or wind on stomach nnd sim ilar disorders. Oct. 3-5-7 Looking! For Worhtj (Concluded from page slxj s .PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON Established in 1866. Open all the year. Private or class instruction. Thousands of graduates in post tionsj opportunities constantly occurring. Ityfto attend our school. Catalogue, specimens, etc., free. A. P. AnMSTRONGi LL.B., PRINCIPAL ;:inminnininiiin iiiiiiii.h.h4-hhhhw :: Vxm Jbye Sight Restored I Tf VAl4 llltVA AMI IiaiiM,. i.tAl. .. . ... ,,, ,v ,, ....nvm uu ,uur yn, JBur ve !.,. mv ,.,.f . . bo satisfactory I am most certain we eau overeoma tho dlflleulty ' I I Oar CrytallBo Lwm nro th bet In tho market, and warranted to be : ; ; of absolutely perfect construction. Our instruments tot Wing and I . . finding your eye defeoU are tho latest invention, and wo have lately , , ndded one whuh will tet your jjlaww m imch tt W8y that you can see ' Ooaiultfttiua nnd ry tested free. gren in 1002, that no treaty can be niudo which may not affccl some in terest, even if it should conserve tho greatest good of the greatest number of people, we favor reciprocal treaties 'when,' in the fnnguago of tho Presi dent, 'the minimum of damage done may be disregarded for tho sake of 1 tho maximum of good accomplish ed.' " The Republican state convention nominated tho following ticket: Gov ernor John L. fiatcs; for licutonant governor, Curtis Child, Jr. Attornoy-Genoral Moody acted .as permanent chairman. Tho plntform en dorses Roosevelt and tho Chicago plat- frm, and deelnres for reciprocity The Democratic state convention nominated William I Douglas, of Hroakton, for governorjJohn G. Cron-, by f I'lttsflold, for lieutenant-governor. The plntform endorsed Parker and Davln, demands tariff reform and rec iprocity with Canada. -- Edison Theatre. Change of program at tho Edison thtwtro tonight. BwitU filgaifer tt ASSAYERS. S. E. HASSAN Mining engineer, as saver nnd mineralogist and consult ing metalurgist. Mining properties carefully examined nnd reported on. Those having mining properties will - do well to rail oil him. Room 15 Breymnn Hwk. 10-7-tf HOTELS yoaiA, Ito KM YwKiwWwjrj BmjM WZ&u A IBS MM TO BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE . Flivr Opttoltn. 88 8UU Strut Noxt doer to UM A lush Bank I ' " ' MWWH4M lUIIIIIMIII I Ijjnjra The Willamette. It. H. I'ornerg, Portland. John. A. Qrnnck Portland. 0. W. Cotton, San Francisco. Henry R. Jacobs, Rochester, X Y. W. F. JelTress, Portland. L. L. Metzzer, Philadelphia. Howard Butcher, San Francisco. K. E. Anderson, San Franoisco. E. B. Fenton, Detroit, "Mo. F. R. Wagner, Portland. Geo. P. Storoy, San Francisco. Guy Hlghtalre, Portland. A. Wood Sacrameuto. A. D. Riemel, Ban Francisco. A. A. Render, Portlnnd. a 0. Maohliu, Portland. II. F. Davidson, Hood Rivor. Ned J. Claxton, Sun Franoisco. GIcu Fnbrich, Hood Rivor. K (1. Vf, Brown, Coshocton, Or. W. G. Arke, Portland. R. H. Hall. Sau Francisco. H. L. Shafcr. Chicago. Prunes Are In Demand. While the pruno mnrkct is slow, there are some sales being made. The W. C. Tillson Company bought a car load at Shaw yesterday, at 3 cents. offered 3 cents for a lot today Ital ians that go 30 to the pound. o CASTOR f A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of rfa$zzzz. A lv U44 Enroll in the I. C. S. ti you will not have to'Ioci long. The demand for ted nically trained men is fara excess of the supply. Oj. tain the technical knowledp contained in one of , courses ana you will sos be one of the thousaai mat owe their succesj & our instruction. We aj help you qualify at host in spare time, and at sw! expense, for any of thefd lowing positiens: HsebiolHl, Electrical, Stew, w Mining urineer; oratttmin; ArcMict keeper; Stenographer; Seov-Ctri M moaew Dresser; or xo writer. ' Write TODAY, stntlnc which w lion iniercni you, to INTERNATIONAL1 Correspondence Schools ll Box 799, SCRANTON. Pi or call oi oca locit Birsmiiitm Salem, Or., April 20, 1901 International' Correspondeitt Schools, Scranton, Pa. Gentlemen: In reply to jom request asking for my opinion of your schools as a student, will say I am well pleased wlti your methods of Instruction, and the faculty you have of making your lessons so plain and easily understood. An? person with a common school education cannot help but be benefitted by pursuing a course In which he Is Interested. In so far as I have pursued my course, could not suggest any way to Improve your meth ods of Instruction. I bfg to remain, Yours truly FRED A. LEGO, Class L. A. C. 625,351 Free Circulars R..W. WITTICHEN. Local Agent F. X. HOLL, Asst. Sept. McKay Bid?. 3rd P. Start, PORTLAND. ORE. A Love Letter. I Would not interest you if you're' looking for n guaranteed Salve for' cores, uurns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo., writes: I suffercd with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of the , W , n. , Ured me- Jf", sturday at 3 p. m. Don't forget the best Salve on earth. 25c at J. C. rw. ., ! ' ..,.f.. merry's iiruu storn. U'K i"" Pootballl FootbaUl First game of tho season on " "i oaiem's grandstand free. Admission 91 Truoc Marks OcaiQNa CnnvmnuTa JL. Sykk,.LMtruJS W lhn free rUbuu Mt tt. 0dU .nix; tiittfit.U A Practicau Haoazihe ronTHe Scientific Hmtkw. ilUo vt utr cniu)o kHiriil TnuUt IKTAIK GENTEEL HOUSEKEEPER eacm issue Contains DCAunnikLY IU.USTRATCO DISHCS, OCCOKATIONS row tmk tabic dainty MCNuj ron ALU OCCASIONS, CTC. IT IS TH AMCniCAN AUTHORrrr OM CUUNARY TOPICS AND fASHIOMS. cumiuht luiw 10a. 11.09 rn yn tTACLE TALK fU8. COn Pun, A. OtMITOA WAMTIO UMRAV. TKM mmmmmmmmmmmmammmma I 1119 Cmkitmut ST. m m.m m -Mfc - mi -. mr-m tw mr hhh - .m. &UWMrQJTS&' Friday and Sattirday Batain Days Tho busiest store in ?u. i t two days. ; J i " i5!,"e T thiDR9 f0r ,tS Patrn8 fWu prices prices than oth ? ret"iHnR 8ood9 ver our counter at smslltf xor the gocsls Sert 1 'T, "" t0 ior thera "hole8a,e rtwed, and we can prove it to you. READ ON Mines- $6.90 black draw skirts Money to Loan THOMAS K. FORD. Orer lAdd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or Ladies- .;;.;;;. '::2 wt spoolsllk, sjvwi ,, 'll Bt Sans silk, UJ.. C Bost darning ""' Best shoe lae, a t Best Shetlaad Pi. 8ke, '' yardsofa'ya'6 Blankets and miX time. Wholeie priees. ? 750 yards. Dark Outing Flannel 1 quality, ale price, yard W Men,'g 80a heavy fleece hneJ winter underwear. Sale prlw Trice .. .. , Ladies 20c black ilecco lined stockings, aold test dye. ' price, pair M 75o laee curtains, pair Children's 25c underwesr l5 Ladies' $1.50 black mercerized sateen petticoats, with rows of ruffles. Sale price 5 Ladies $2.50 rainy day skirU f1-55 - rMECSEAPEST ST0RE 'B ilthersXourt St.. Salem if ,M v . t. i ! . i