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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1004.
N INACTIVE UVER
A GOMSTiPATWN HEADACHE
soon sot right by
EECHAM'S PILLS
set your Liver working right
is absolutely imperative if you are to get any comfort from life or
nourishment from food. A torpid liver can be a very dangerous
condition and should not be neglected. Few medicines act as
thoroughly, promptly and safely as Beecham's Pills. They are
vigorous but mild, and cause no inconvenience or nausea.
1 RP RIE) OF CONSTIPATION
There is no remedy quite as good as Beecham's Pitts, not only to
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Sold Evorywhoro In Boxos, IQc. and 20c.
IEW YORK FASHION LETTER
ac in style this season, one
vear a three-quarter length gar-
K whether it is ri loose coat,
Bed at the back, a double or
.'military cape, or. one exceeding-
11, gathered to a yoke, with little
(which survive all caprices- of
in) albo. The paletot shape has
Marge, loose sleeves,' v and often
fhandsome appliques in black or
fashionable "burnt orange,"
id the shoulders and neck. Black
coats nro also of this shape,
if prl
lire both ulain or very ornate. If
llesires to be conspicuous, tho wish
fcsily gratified, as tlie excess or
this season in out door wraps,
Pcostumcs as well, is almost unpre-
Inted. The close fitting, twenty
Inch length jacket is by no means
aside, tho most fashionable being
fur plush, a remarkable imitation
roadtuil, beaver or chinchilla.
The Tight Waist.
pt as yet warmly welcomed, and a
moderate blouso still exists. The
j iu many full, round waists are
icloso to tho figure by means of
silk cirdles. thus civing to some
it tho effect of n tight waist. Sur-
Miecks are very grncoful, and a
; revere is sontetimos nuded, with
ate 1 button holes of braid, fin-
iliv a button.
The Question of Skirts
important, nnd ocrtainly there
torrt-rs, j"- fhifTon brnndcloth,
i' t, or sott untin costumes
are made with very full skirts, not
unfrcquently quite plain, or with two
tucks, or fully trimmed. The new
Paquin skirt which of course excites
much comment, is cut in four gores of
the same size, the center laid on a
straight line of tho cl6th, which makes
the edge a little on the bias. Tho lower
edge of the skirt is finished by a
wide hem, nnd as it is very full, a
lily hair cloth flounce on tho drop
skirt is indispensable in order to pre
vent tho folds from falling around the
feet of tho wearer.
Illustration.
This stylish street suit, supplied by
The Modes Fashion and Pattern Co.,
of this city, is of marine blue zibolinc.
finished with small gun met nl buttons.
The jacket is closely fitted with nar
row back and side back gores, the
seams extending to the 'shoulders nnd
producing n long-waisted effect that is
very becoming. Tho skirt is shaped
with nino gores which are fitted''
smoothly around the waist and hips
without dnrts.
Fall and Winter Millinery
Is of the most pronounced chnracter,
and the high crowned or Directoire
hnt has potent rivals in tho long
haired beaver, and tho poko hat as
well. Tho fluffy beaver is both plain
or in shaded color tones, and delight
ful contrasts or harmonies nro the
usual result. Plumes are tho preferred
garniture or mammoth flowers nnd
leaves, one, or more together, or as a
circlet. Colored leaves may be com
bined with r.oses or dahlias, or com
pose, an entiro hat a small size of
course. Penches and grapes add their
charm, placed in clusters on blnck
tulle, or pondnnt from beneath a brim.
Poke Hats
Intended for street or carriago wear
are quito large, either of velvet or
beaver, with many ostrich tips at the
front, and handsomo fnco trimming,
shirred silk in three tints being espe
cially nttrnctlve. For evening, they
are smaller and of light hucd velvet
or white, smooth-finished benver, clab
oratoly trimmed with shaded ribbon,
flowers and chiffon. Tho independent
crown flourishes coining also of chen-
illo in tho Tarn O'Shantor shnpo, of
fur, or of velvet folds finished by a
buckle, and where a silk crown la
used, tho height may bo increased by
an accordion plaited silk rufllo placed
around the top of the crown.
LUCY CARTER.
Jury List.
The jury list drnwn for this term
of" circuit court'is a follews:
Oeorge Whitaker, Liberty; William
Hilleary, Turner; J. P. Frizzell. Sa
lem Xo. 2 J. A. Knight, Woodburn;
E. A. Thatcher, Salem No. 1; J. A.
Dittqr, Sublimity; E. S. Porter, North
Silverton; J. M, Hiedick, Brietenbush;
Theo. Bontln, St. Paul; 0. C. Hutchius,
Salem No. 5; L. X. English, Sublimity;
W. J. Irwin, Salem No. 7; W. M. Gors
line, Chemawa; John Rossell, Silver
Falls; J. D. Barbor, Marion; Henry
Bach, Silverton; B. B. Oesncr, East
Salem; Herman Schellburg, Sublimity;
J. F. Anderson, Howell; V. Wattier,
Oervais; Godfrey Dental, Butteville;
II. S. Belle, 'Salem No. 2; J. H. Settle
mlcr, Woodburn; Russel Catlin, Salem
No. 2; N. II. Doty, Jefferson; Dennis
Manning Howell; Giles Thomns,
Stayton; A. II. Shaofor, Salem No. 1;
Elias Burkholder, Aurora; Henry
Ehlen, Aurora; Frank Libby, Marion.
Street Railway Men.
St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 12. The
twenty-third nnnunl mooting of the
Anierieau Street Rnilwny Association
and the eighth annual meeting of the
Street Railway Accountants' Associa
tion began today in Festival Hall.
Today's session was devoted to the
reports of oftieers and the reading nnd
discussion of several technical papers.
The meeting concludes tomorrow. The
Street Railway Association is com
posed of ofiicers of street railway com
panies in nil cities of tho United
States nnd Canmln where street cars
are in use.
BRYAN'S VIEW OF PLATORM.
st'n'l not misrepresent the situattion, or appeal for votes for tho tlckot
fcfnlso grounds. A Democratic victory will raefan very little, if any,
cess on economic questions so lng as tho party is under the control or
RVall Street element.. Tho labor plank, as prepared, by Juugo
Biter's friends on the subcommltee, was a straddling, moaniugless plank.
TM Tim nnminntion of Jiulcra Parke- virtually nullities the nntt-trust
Oar." Willian Jennings Bryan, in The Commoner," July 13, 1904.
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Boy 'a heavy ribbed hose for hard wear, only 15c a pair,
t'olf gloves, all wool, for ladies and ohlldern, only 25c a pair.
Mercerized sateon, assorted colors, good quality, 28c n yard.
Mercerized heavy cushion cord, only 10c a 'yard.
Xll wool shawls only 36c each.
urls' cap, only 25c ejiaj, . Mlf
I mbrellas, steel rods, from 40 ap.
Daisy cloth 10c a yard, frs ouly OSe.
Tur sets for children 1.96, Silks 96c a yard.
Mercerized sateen underskirts, Wc up.
Ve us for ladies' eoats, macintoshes and skirts,
B. st line of millinery iu the city. Popular prises.
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