DAILY CAPITAL JOUENAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1904.
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piano on easy
and getting it for
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Open
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HOW TO
DOUBLE
TRADE
(en & Giibci't-
i!make Co.
t. Largest. Strong-
iano and Organ
ree in the Pacific
lwest.
B Salem Branch
299
' Commercial St.
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A Salem Business Man Re
veals Secrets of His
Success
One Salem business man is truly an
optimist. Ho has been here 10 years,
and had doublet his business every
year sinco coming to Oregon's capital
city. Itefcrenco is hero made to C. H.
Hinges, the State-street jeweler, and
ho makes it clear to nnythinking per
son that these statements nro correct,
lo start with ho admits that ho com
menced with a very modest beginning,
a small stock and small trade. He
started out to do certain things, and he
niado his point every time by closo at
tention to business. Ho does not claim
to bo smarter than other business men,
but rnther adheres to the homely me
lons of the old-fashioned, self-made
man who worked his way up.
To start with Mr. Hinges is n finished
mechanic of the old school, who knows
haw to innko anything in his line from
the raw material. This enables him to
do what many others dare not attempt.
In short, ho is a master of his trade, apd
that gives him a solid foundation to
build upon.
Mr. Hinges has been in business for
23 years, and says that one of the
strongest reasons for his success is his
strict ndherenco to the fundnmontal
fact that ho has pushed populnr prices
from the start. Ho has held down his
jiofits, and always marked his goods
in plain figures, nnd these facts appeal
lo the average thinking person.
Mr. Hinges today has ono of tho most
complete stocks in his lino on tho Pa
cific coast. It is not the largest stock,
but it contains n rnro variety of the
newest and most prncticnl things on
the market. For Instance, instead of
willing through a stock of several hun
dred pieces of cut-glnss, which con
tains only n limited number of the new
est designs, you find only the latte'r in
hip stock. Thus you nrc saved tirao in
making selections, nnd no additional
jrofits are required to pay for carrying
ilend stock. Thus it is with his other
lines, such as jewelry, watches, silver
wear nnd novelties. Ho only carries the
most desirable articles, nnd, ns a re
sult, can carry on his business with the
smallest profits. Just test his stock
nnd sco for yourselves.
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Baby Farmer Condemned to Death.
Berlin, Nov. 1. The Hamburg baby
farmer, Elizabeth Wise, has been found
guilty of tho murder of flvo infants
and a long series of other grave
FULL
STOCK
Wo now havo a full stock of Hy
acinths, Tulips, Crocus, .Narcissus,
Snow Drops, Jonquils and a nice as
sortment of Chinese Sacred Lilies.
Would bo pleased to have tho public
call nnd inspect our stock at
Savage & Fletcher
322-324 Commercial St.
crimes. In accordance with German
law she has been sentenced five times
to death, onco for each murder. For
perjury and forgery she hns been sen
tenced to six 'years' penal servitude.
Another curious pemlnnt to her sen
teneo was the loss of honor for tlio re
mainder of her nntural life. Tho do
tails of tho trial were revolting in tho
extreme, proving the womnn to bo n
monster of Iniquity.
The story of her career is ono of
tho most revolting in the criminal an
nals of tho empire. ' It appeared from
tho evidence- given at tho trial that
sho was born in Hanover, in 1839, her
maiden name bciug Dorkefelil. After
n somewhat checkered career in her
native province, where several prose
cutions and imprisonments for illegal
operations nnd imposture hnd rendered
it impossiblo for her to enrry on her
calling of midwife, she moved to Ham
burg, renting nn cxpenslvo resilience
in ono of tho fnshionablo thorough
fares. Here she established herself as
a professional foster-mother.
Her method of procedure was to in
sert in both German nnd foreign pa
pers prominent advertisements, in
which tho adoption of children born out
of wedlpek was promised In return for
a single monetary payment. Theso no
tices brought her many clients from
tho fashionnble, ns well as from the
humble, ranks of society. For in
stance, it is stated that for taking
over a child whose parents belonged
to tho highest circles of tho town of
Hanover she received a fco of $1000
in addition" to $250 ns hush money.
At the same time sho inserted in the
papers other advertisements to the ef
fect thnt n "young and beautiful girl"
appealed to noble-minded gentlemen
for temporary pecuniary nsslstance,
and forced her own illegitimate daugh
ter, Paula, into improper relationship
with tho men who replied to these
thinly-veiled enticements. Sho visited
Loudon, and tho names of persons said
to be resident in tho English metropo
lis wore mentioned in tho course of the
trial just closed.
It was further nllegcd against hor,
though on this count she hns been nc
quittcd, that sho attempted to poison
her husband, who found her proceed
ings not to his liking. Ono of tho chil
dren adopted by her is said to have
beeu the child of an English woman
of title. Of tho children whom she
was paid to take those whoso age
made tho proceeding profitablo were
corrupted. Others sho poisoned with
morphine, throwing their bodies into
tho Elbe, or burning them in her kitch
en fireplace. Tho crime of infnnticidc
wns brought homo to her in no fewer
than fivo specific cases, and how fnr
thnt number wns from completcing the
grucsoino tnlo of hor iniquisities there
is no moans of knowing. A dramatic
fcaturo of tho trial was tho appear
aneo of tho woman's husband nnd
daughter ns witnesses ngainst her.
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Bicycle
Repairing
Wa aro fitting quite a number of
bieycles with
STEEL RIMS
Now for winter riding. Let us put
a pair on your wheeL
Home Treatment.
Wo havo a medicino for such troubles
as aro caused by stomach disorders,
resulting in dyspepsia, sick headacho
nnd general weakness, that will put
tho orguns of digestion in first-class
working condition. Eat wholesomo
food, havo it properly digested, and
you havo taken away the cause of
more than half tho ills of life. This
medicino is called Dr. Gunn's Improved
Liver Pills. Sold by njl druggists for
25c por box. Only ono for n doso. Thoy
do not digest tho food you cat, but do
tho very best possible thing, put tho
stomach in condition so that tho food
you cat is turned into strong rich
blood, driving out and provonting dis
ease. Womon write us that they use
nothing olso for tho completion. Thoy
kcop tho skin clear, preventing pimples
and liver spots from appearing on tho
face, and purify tho blood.
For salo by Dr. S. C. Stone, druggist.
Coopers Meet in Detroit.
Detroit, Mich., Nov. 1. Tho Nation
al Slack C'oopcrngo Manufacturers)' as
sociation began its annual convention
here today and will remain in tension
two days. A number of matters of
importance to tho trade are to bo die
cussed.
Salem Gun Store,
Pad H. Hawser, Prop.
Sure Cure for Piles.
Itching piles produco moisture and
cauBe Itching, this form, as woll at
Dllng, Bleeding or Protruding Plloa
are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. COc a Jar at drug
gist, or sent by mall. Treaties free.
Writo mo about your case. Dr. Bo-
sanko, Pbila., Pa.
Fore salo by Dr. S. C. Stono, druggist
Foundry Company Closet.
Jefferson, Ind., Nov. I. The loeal
plant of the Ameriean Car and Foundry
company was closed today for an in
definite period. About three hundred
men are made idle by the shut-down.
A Runaway Bicycle.
Terminated with an uely eat on the
leg of J. II. Orner, Franklin Grevc,
III. It developed a subbern ulcer un-l
yielding to doe tors and remedies for!
four years. It's just at good for burnt, !
scalds, tkin eruption! and pilw. SCe
"Ail roads lead to
Fame," said Golden
Gate, "but I shall meet
Queer people aS I do.
'Not everyone cares
for hljlh-dradc coffee;
some prefer the cheap,
rank kinds. Some
dealers prefer to handle
bulk rfoods instead of
coffee packed in aroma
tldkt tins.
"I'm uniform In quality;
I -was oded In my native
country; Im smooth
drlnklnrf rich aromatic;
I'm full tveidht (honest).
With all this in my favor
I cannot fall to please.
"Pm 'sold on merit
merit will win!!"
Nothing- dors with GOLDEN GATE
COTFLK but lUioctlon, No
prlies na coupons nu etacU.ry.
1 anil U lb. .roma-lliibl tin.
Never sold In Lulb.
J. A. Folger CSL Co.
EBtablirliad lialf n. Century
San Francisco
d et i
Oollogo Presidents Confer.
Des Moines, lown, Nov. 3. Tho as
sociation of land grant colleges of tho
United Stntes begnn a three days' con
ference in Des Moines todny. Nearly
two scoro institutions located in nil
parts of the country are represented.
Among tho subjects scheduled for
discussion nro tho expansion of tho
field of tho agricultural Allege, tho
length of courses, tho extent to which
clectives should govern, tho influence
of football and other sports on study,
tho co-operation of secondary schools
with colleges in boosting tho prepara
tory requirements for admission to col
leges and universities, nnd tho eleva
tion of requirements for graduation
nnd degrees.
OASTOHZA.
Beiwtit s1to Kind Yon Han Umn Bought
rcZ&m&
The Reason
So Many People
Pooi
Is boeuuso they novor tried to bo
anything else. Call to mind all the
people you know who nro enjoying
prosperity who havo money to got
tho things thoy want. Quito likely
you'll find that you'll find that
every ono of them started a bank ac
count years ago and kept adding to
It little nt a time.
That's ono sure way of becoming in
dependent. One dollar opens an ac
count hero. Interest compounded
semiannually.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Capital National Bank,
SALEM, OBEdON.
Closing Out Sale j
Millinery at 309 Commercial Street j ;
i The Misses GooriVs Millinery Store has been so'd to i S
Rostein & Greenfeatmi. The new proprietors !
will dispose of the stock at greatly reduced prices !
Fine Hats, Velvet Plumes,
Buckles, Ribbons, Silks,
Etc All at Re
duced Pfices
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! Fine Pf ope ty at a Bargain g
Choico plcco rcsldonco proporty on principal street within throo blocks X
business pnrt of city.
Nico largo, modorn home, about ono ncro of ground nonr school and
car line, nil kinds of fruit, bcnutlful shrubbery, etc. All modorn con I
vnninnni- IT
Theso nro both ctrn choico buys for homos or investments.
DERBY & WILSON,
X 244 Commercial St.
Salem, Oregon X
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WATT SHIPP,
The Bicycle Man
. 1h tho greatest "Center Bush"
tho town hns over had, when it comos
to his lino of business. il &
Thero nro no "fumbles" wb'onnny &
repair work is intrusted to him.
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Sporting OoolU, Blko Bopalrs.
Headquarters for Football floods. Um
brellas repaired nud rocovcred.
WATT SHIPP
THE BICYCLE MAN
We Don't Have
'Old Paces' not 'Cut Prices'
But our every day prices are always as
low or a tr.He lower than the so-called
cut prices
R. M. WADE & CO., Salem. 0e.
RELIABLE HARDWARE DEALERS
Have You Evar Ordered Your Groceries from
Haitt & Lawrence
If sot, you are away boblnd the times, lloweror, thc7 are al
ways glad to too new patrons, and If you call on them, you will be
more than pleased. You will find them at the corner of Commercial
and Ferry streots.
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Wholesale and Retail Family Liquor Store
E. ECKERLEN, 268 Commercial Street
Full line of liquors And wines. Cedarbrook whisky formerly the
Z McBrier brand the best for family use. All orders filled and 'lo-
J lirered In the city limits. 'Phono Mala 1161.
at J. t". Perry's drug ttore.
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