AY CAPITAL JOUWTAI, 1ALEK, OEBOO TUESDAY, FSBBPASY 28, 1905.
DEMAND
PRESSED
BRICK
Commercial Club Passes Res
olutions Relating to New
High School
Decide to Hold Convention of
Willamette Valley Club
at Salem
Tha Greater Solera Commercial Club
net last night in the police court room
in iiie city hall.
The following resolutions woro Intro
'inted and adepted:
Btesolved, By the- Commercial Club
that wo approve tho determination of
tho nehaol board to construct n high
school building that flhal bo a credffnble
pnblie building for tlio Capital City,
sand that wo favor construction of
pressed brick and of homo manufac
tory If tho same can bo had In good
sjnrilUy and ut terms satisfactory to
tho honra.
Mr. Dray said in support of tho ros
Intlons that Hurton Bros., in this
Jty, malco brick of just ns good quali
ty as nny to bo sccurod nnywhoro. Ho
aid tbey only muko ono color It Is
true, blood roil, but this put up with
Mntfc mortar mnkes just as pretty a
Swelling ns could bo desired,
llenolutionn which woro passed by tho
BIcMinvtllo Commorcinl club, suggest
Bng a Willamette vnlloy rouvontlnn of
ormnorolnl clubs to bo hold In Bnlom,
were read nnd tho mnttor was dis
cussed by tho mombors present. Hon.
Prank Davoy spoko of tho advantages
of tmrh a convention during thin year.
On motion of Mr. Cray, Col. E. Hiv
Itr, Hon. Frank Duvey nnd Mr. Stock
ton woro nppointod n commltteo of
threo to tako up this matter nnd open
. negotiations with tho McMlnnvlllo
ctali.
Prank Darby roported on tho sub
Jelct of gottlng redurod rates from Tort
land to tint vuljoy cities, that very little-
was nocnmpllshod, but something
would bo dono If tho mutter waH taken
t'P in tho district convention nud u
united olTort bo mndo by till of tho
vlubs.
It was suggestod that tho district
convention should bo held boforu the
weeing 6f tho Oregon Development
Tongue, whlod is to bo held in Portland
nnd after dismission of the subject it
was decided that this would bo tho
best plan.
Mnyur Waters stated tliat ho had re
ceived a letter from tho railroad of
ficials since tho committee on railroad
irate met, nnd that, from the letter, ho
liolloie that It would bo posiihlo to
let low rates by some good active work.
lln also said that the rnllroad had in
view n plan for n train running from
Halem to Portland in tho morning and
returning Into at night.
Mr. Btookton made n few remarks,
comparing tho enterprise of QHlifnrnin
(owns with Halem, and said that tho
only way to liven tho oily will be to
lenn it up, Improve the streets anil
tho fighting game no battle of later
Jia ..lit I.. ... !.t...I.W 2'
As a betting proposition the fight
promises more than any mill that has
taken place here in a long time. At
proscnt Nelson rales a favorito at
odds of G to 0. This indicates that
notwithstanding the fact that Cor
bott was decisively beaten by Nelson
several months ago, ho is by no means
considered easy gamo for the Dane.
In faot, bis admirers are inclined to
throw tho previous match out in figur
ing the merits of the fighters, for thoy
consider Corbctt nt his best on equal
to Nelson. Of course, Nelson Is not
underestimated by tho wise ones, bo
considering that both will be at their
best whon the gong calls them into tho
ring tonight, there will bo much money
staked on troth sidos.
cpons or tne most conliclont na
turo cmnnato from both training
camps. Corbett has finished his work
of preparation at San Rafael, nnd
those who have been in closest touch
with him dcclaro that he was never in
hotter condition for a fight. Tho Don
vorito has had tho advantage of mix
ing it up dally with Joe Onus, than
whom no clover fighter is in tho busi
ness today. Nelson has trained in his
usual conscientious manner nnd ns a
result appears to be in tho pink of
condition.
All things considered tho fight prom
ises to bo a rattling affair from start
to finish. Amone tho snortinc fra
ternity interest in the bout is'nt fover
heat nnd when titno is called tonight
thero is not likely to bo an unoccupied
scat in view of the ring.
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
How Is
YourHeart?
Is vour pulse weak, too slow,
too fast, or docs it skip a beat?
Do you have shortness of
breath, weak or hungry spells,
fainting, smothering or choking
spells, palpitation, fluttering,
pains around the heart, in side
and shoulder; or hurt when
lying on left side?
If you have any of these
symptoms your heart is weak
or diseased, and cannot get
better without assistance.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
strengthens weak hearts, and
rarely ever fails to cure heart
disease. Try it, and see how
(quickly you will find relief.
, "About January 1st, 1802, I took
down with weakness and dropsr,
nnd gradually grew worse. I waa told
by my family physician that my case
wu hopeless. My neighbor and fam
ily had irlven m tin In ii it
limbs and body were swollen to one
third larger than normal alxe, and
water had collected around my heart.
For at least three months I hod to sit
propped up In bed to keep from smoth-
?."; l '"lKJoe iivt ootUea of Dr.
Miles Heart Cure, and by tho time I
bad taken them alt I won entirely
cured. I feet better than I have for
twenty years, and I am able to do
any kind of work on my farm. My
attending physician told mo that if it
hadn't been for Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
I would now bo In my grave."
U T. CUnb, Wilmore, Ky.
Dr. Miles' Heart Curs Is sold by
your druqglst. who will guarantee that
the first bottfe will benefit. If It falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Jossio Bouthwick Will Present Shakcs
poaro'u Groat Play Tonight.
Thero will bo given tho pooplo of 8a
lorn to night nn opportunity of hearing
a really great artist In Shakcspoaro's
great comody, "Tho Morchnnt of
Vonlco."
Nothing can bo said that will either
ndd to or detract from Mrs. South
wick's reputation as an interpreter of
dramatic literature, and It Is not tho
intention of the writer to do elthor,
but wo wnnt tho pcoplo of 8alem to ro
allro tho great opportunity thnt is
offered. This much wo offer. If any-
ono who hears Mrs. Southwiek tonight
is not entirely satisfied with her work,
thoy can get their money back freely.
lUunombor tho price for any seat in
tho Iioubo Is fiO cents. Children, 125
cents.
STATE NEWS
Ileal Estato Transfers.
The following real estate- transfers
are recorded at the court house.
11. E. I'ngo and II. 0. Stelnor to L. K.
Page, land In Salem $!MiOO.
V. K. iiiiiI J. M. Mills to A. Butter
field, laud in Marlon county, $8500.
Hossio ltandnll, Sr., to J. II. Camp
bell, east half block 3! and lots 1, 2, 7
mid 8, block .It, $1000.
Hosslw ltandnll, dr.. by guardian, to
J. 11. C'nmnhidl. mm! Imlf lilnnb '10 ',,..,1
lots 1, a, 7 mid 8, bloek 31, University I
addition to Salem, $1000.
A. O, Nolan to P. K. Johnson, lots
17 and ail, Hllvorton South, $100.
A. P. i ml 15. J. Hranlgor to .!. K.
Clow, middle 1-U of tut 8, bloek 3,
W'uodhtmi, w. !., $1800.
A. T. ami M. Thompson to W. II.
Plwdior, HI nertwi in t f s, r 1 e, $ii00.
S. nud M. V. C'nsto to J. M. Wlrth, 80
noroH lu t 0 s, r 3 w, 700,
yarns, mi mat it will bo lu n presentable A. CI. and II. T. Perkins to Kvaugel
fondltlim when the visitor do emtio, so leal Lutheran Christian ohureh, laud In
ui inoy will mura oily, nnd not a vll-,Sleiii, $100,
lago where tho people nre wading
around in the mud.
Mr. Daneoy, of tho Telephone Com
Inny, stated that the delay In the new
oxohangw, wlileh Is being Installed, has
ou chukmI by lark of material, mui
that the building U OHtpUtd and the
work will be MHtiawMl upun the r-
lrlvtU of the inaorlul. Ho almi stated
thnt, ufter Uie underground wire work
is liutaUlil the telephone pale will be
taken down in the buslnwHi part of the
vlty, and those lu the reeideere (torHou
r two elty will be plneed Im tit alleys
nnd all painted.
The fllwtHR rwMaluletu! were Intro
Oueetl aad adapUdi
lidvd, That tho CMHwlal Clb
.1. O. and X. K. Anderson to l.urenn
Prott, Into 8, U and 10, blk 3, Ulvor
side addition tn Salem, $100.
A. Kantelberg, gHrllin, to Fred
Walter, lets 3 and , bloek 7, C.
Prlekey's addition to Salem. $186.
T. W. aad A. P. ltarr to W. Hull, lots
1, i, 3 and -1, bloelt Id, Turner's addi
ttou to Turner, $100.
W. and M. llltokman Andrew Xel
soh, ftiMl asretj In t S , r 1 w, $1.00.
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"Queen Esther" at Albany.
Prof. Martin K. llobhuwn, who mi
wteowwfHlly dtroetotl the large ekorus-
m wbleh roMwrI "(un hVtkor" and
'HokbiHnwr" Ih SoUw last year, is at
iminhmH drUlUe a ohortu for "0ei
ravors Hue), Htlh b? the oily oh1I Kjthor" In AIWm-. 'lo loaiitog part
ns will reeult in (W MriUot totsiU;or all UU by AllMny tr4 Mrs.
iwprovrmoot uf Swttk CowiMoriHl; . A. N4m, aa rtitw, tke nue, U
tAH.t froi tko old tity Unilio to tko f AllwHy's swooioct sioro. Son
dontherrt timiio, to eooooet with tho 'of tho IW jwlabiM . Aluu n
IllKrtv ruittil rook rood.
Oorbett awd Nelson riUt.
tiftH AHoiMO, Pk tS. All Us
tha sporitHjf worW ro Utrwoil toward
Wan IVahoUoo. In tkU oit' toalght.
In toe oroua of the Hayos YaUoy Atii
letie eUib, "Yomhk CorWU" aott
too king, 11. A. NoisMti llawaa, & ,
Stooloi Xofeok, Mm. V. P. Nutting!
Modoooi, Albort Wosigote; Mordeeoi's
Mot, I.oIm Jomim.
Kccehee AppolHtinout,
KtmsM SoUott wos yootovtUy. ohm
itU ov Mtltioo, SHIMliMtod adwlitU.
lll till.. .11 11.1.. . lt. M .1
--4H.IUIMK awMH, mo two toromot trator of tU ostate of kU deeooood
tttw a( Ibolr thxM. will Met for fatkor, KmtUUrt Sekott, uodor a bond
the second time lo Ml tie the quMtiooof $tSO. Tke 4tt eaaU of rl
f iproiMy. Tq loto followers of prorty valued at $7CKKl
Kugeno hns invitcl tho Oregon Chris
tian Endenvor Union to hold tho 1900
convention there.
The Albany Collogo girls defeated
the O. A. C. girls in a gamo of basket
ball Saturday night, 18 to 13..
Kugeno Is crying for a shingle mill.
Charles It. May, son of Dr. W. J.
May, of Haker City, died in San Fran-
risco InNt Friday. Ho was n very pop
ular student nt Borkeloy.
S. V. Hall and Miss Ivy Henth, of
Linn county, wcro marriod nt Albany
Sunday. Tho groom is a prominent
sawmill mnn nt Santlam, and tho young
lady resided nt Albany. She formerly
lived In this city.
Gilbert Harris, of Sumner, Oregon,
committed suicide by blowing out his
brnins nt nn early hour Sunday morn
ing. Tho young man wns 18 years of ago
and wns very popular among' his
friends, and his paronts nro grief
stricken over tho sudden blow. Tho
rash act is said to be over somo love
affair.
In tho lloseburg High School voting
contest, Hnrry Hildoburn won by a final
vote of 3014, and has gone to attond the
Inaugural of President Itoosevolt. Ho
Is tho son of Mr. nnd Mrs. .Tnmes
Hildoburn, mid Is very popular among
Jhis sehoolmutoH. Ho takes an netlvo in-
terost in athletics, nnd tho high school
feels justly proud in sending him.
Karl C. Hrnndeberry nnd Miss Kdlth
Ituukin, prominent young pooplo of Al
bany, woro married at that plneo Sun
day, at the home of tho bride's mother.
Thu brido hns been a compositor on tho
Uemoernt for tho past year, and is n
very popular young lady. Tho groom
has just been given charge of tho lum
ber yards nt Woodburu, where tho
young couple will reside.
Tho contrast for tho plans of tke now
county high aehool building at Klam
ath Fulls, wkUh will bo one nf tin
finest school buildings in Southern Ore
gon, has been let to C. H. nu'ggrnf,
of Albany, Mr. Huri?iraf is mm nf
tko boot architects In the state, nnd
his work has always given entire satis
fhatlon. 1iuiM men of Mnrshfield are be
coming interested in baseball, Nnd nro
are agitating tko question of organis
ing a team. Tkoro is wueh good ma
terial to oliotwe from, and it is thought
a good toant eould be orguaiood, and,
wun the aid of surrounding towos. por
! a small leogue oould be started.
Tke Kugono High Sokool won the first
game of Iwsoball of the seo Swtur-
wy aftorjkooM from a ploked team of
tko University, by a seoro of 11 to 3.
Tko klgk sokool boys Ue,yd aa orror
low RMHto, and fool proud of tkeir vic
tory. Howira CatliH, of this elty,
playod WHtor HoM.
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Appraisers' Report
Jok MoKUiooy, UUr UFt.ro and
U. k Earl, aDpmltr of tke osuto of
.Mry & Iters, aooos.oj. kao reoort-
4, Wining tko OMtkU at $71185. Tke
lory b i 1st is Stuuiysido IVntt
Fm No. L
In Honor of Tenner Salem OlrL
The voting ladies of the Marshficid
Athletic club chartered the Eagle and
spent yesterday at Charleston bay,
the occasion being in honor of one ot'
their number, Miss Emma Sehlbrede,
who will leave next week for Roseburg
to finish her course in the high school
The day was an ideal one for an outing
and those attonding report a most en
joyable outing. Const Mail.
Miss Sehlbrede formerly resided in
this city, where she has many friends.
Gypsy Olub.
The members of the Gypsy Club were
delightfully entertained at the home of
Miss Nettie Frazuro last evening at her
home on Cottage strce. After the sow
ing hour, music and social conversation
made tho time pass very quickly. A
daintv luncheon was served, and a
most enjoyable evening wns spent
There wil bo a full atetndance of tho
club. Miss Edna Jones will entertain
next weelj.
toffan
RESTORES
GRAY HAIR
to Youthful Color.
nrt heen troubled with danarntr a ions iiui.
AftnrSae tattle of U..rbe.lth I found tb;
Sr,d74V7e"r.?oredtott,tarSl
S.& .?pV?I!rl.in&, Dee. not .t.lu . la
Sea " It sSotSt and teils the scalp, stops itch
ineaud pM flne hair ?"!,"
tSttl's. druKlsta'. Tako nothing without sljua
ture I'hllo liny Oo.
Free Soap Offer mS3W$
and i ac. cake Harflna Medicated Soap, belt toe
hair bath toilet, both for 80c: or lent bx Thtlo
HwWsltlfs&.j.Nswaric. N. Vpn re;
paid, on receipt ot fl0. and this adr.
" J7 5
Wint
Name.
Golden Wedding at Stayton.
The fiftieth wodding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brown was celebrat
ed at their pleasant homo in Stayton,
Wednesday evening. February 22nd.
Thero was a largo attendance of
friends in honor of those who had
traveled in double harness so long.
Engagement Announced.
The engagement of Miss May Hem
enwny, of Eugene, to Frank B. Halo, of
Grans Pass, is announced. Miss Hem-
enwny has numerous friends in Salem.
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Fiendish Suffering
is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat away your skin. Wm.
Bedell, of Flat Bock, Mich., says: "I
havo usod Bucklen's Arnica Salvo for
Ulcora, Sores and Cancers. It is the
best healing dressing I over found."
Soothes nnd heals cuts, burns and
scalds. 25c at J. C. Perry's drug
store; guaranteed.
Follow'lrg"drn'lVt"rupply Ha's nilrhealta
and Ilarnna Soip la their ihopa enlr:
PALACE PHAJRMAOY.
e
Is Not OvCf
Notice.
All persons aro hereby notified to
not allow anyone to havo anything on
credit, or otherwise, unless contracted
by myself, or on my written order, as
I will not be held responsible for the
same. R. D. HAMMACK,
Fob. 2S, 1905. Salem, Or.
2-28-lw-d
We will probably
some cold weather yet ani
yotf will need a heating,
stove. We have cat prjCft , !
on every heating stove la!
the hotwe. Call and ej
amine them.
R.M.Wade&Co,
A Neat Change.
Tho Derby & Wilson real estato of
fico hns been completely remodeled as
to tho front entrance. They now have
room for patrons to get in nnd out, nnd
also a good placo to display their ad
vertising at tho entrance. Thoy aro n
live firm, nnd propose to bo prepared
to tako care of all their customers with
comfort as well as business dispatch.
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Will Sell Property.
W. II. Hobson hns received an order
from Judgo Scott authorizing tho salo
of all tho real property belonging to
tho estato of Frauds M. McDaniel, deceased.
If it comes from our grocery store.
The best quality of everything is car
ried in stock from the cheapest that
is good to tho best that money enn
buy.
We can especially recommend tho
butter that wo aro selling for 70c, or
tho cheese for 20e, to pleaso tho inner
man. Why not try them?
Harritt& Lawrence
OREGON'S
EXPOSITION
Is described n
SUNSET MAGAZINE
March Number
aUCIIas a finely illustrated
article on tho Great Cen
louial just the thiug to
send oast. Many news ar
tides, somo good stories,
clovor versos and interest
ing miscollnny. Vigor.
ous work by entertaiuinc
writers.
SOLD by allNEWSDEALERS
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! l'l,l"1i1lMMaaMjiiMMiiiM
IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT
OF BANKING
We are prepared to
serve the people In an ac
ceptable way.
Have yo tried ts?
SALEM
STATE BANK
L. K. PAGE, Pres.
E. W. HAZARD, Cad.
Woven! Wire'Fencng
American, I'agi and Elwool
fences are the heaviest and best
1'rlees lower than any other
feaes of same weight. Burb
wire, plain wire, fea pots ond
shisgles. call aad g.i prices, ur
writ for particulars and price
WALTER MORLEY
wwwvuatui. SlU
till
THE MILL WILL NEVER ORINri
j with tho water that is past, but
"U"M l"1' "ll. our past orders
have been filled so successfully that
uew ones are constantly coming in
from our old patrons. Are you to
be ono of them? Our flour is the
finest that is milled, and is ground
from the best selected Vallev
wheat; in faot the eream of the
wheatfields, and Inke, , most
Mentions ureaii vM.ny
ble.
:"' I ptlata
Salem Floating Mill
Has your boy plenty of staying power ?
Grit, courage, strength, finishing oowcr are essential rh h-,.
The reason why doctors so often order Avcr's SarsanaHiu f
I thin, pale, delicate children Is because It supplies these essentials.
iiiniascamcoioou pure.ncn.anu red. sold lorw) years. lif'S
tv..
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Don't MIm
T1m stprtmltj' l miut JwU
m.lri4p Swtkwkk U " Mrliaat
' Vl at tVe M. K. tkunk t
Klffkt,
Mirrtasa Lleetiso.
0Htx Clrk KOaad ytrday Uwed
lts tj rry f W. It. Dakywpl
aad ilUi Nnay y. Ikkr.
Cafe imperial
H. E. SYMES, Prop.
The Only Rrstclass Eating
Place In the city.
Legislators ami all will i6
ceiv courteous attentiou.
Frenoli diuuors and oystora aay
style. Come and see.
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SSCttt
Wall Paper
Latest designs in stock,
and good work guaran
teed. We have the smaU i
store and small prices
E. L Lemmon
299 Liberty St.
J Phone 2475
tin
!Jfl FRENCH FEM1LE
UPILL.S.
A 3,r, Cirrm r.iuwr tot Bcrwuxn VintniM
jytR KNOWN TO FAU. Sf.t 8orl SperH
. ut'? l,"otea or Jioncr lttfuodt.1. Sl Pt"
f.)rl,0OM boi. WIIiHniUemootrl.l.tb.tliU
Men rcir.TeJ, S.mple. rre.. If TourdmnUldwK
lt ihem ,.4 ,,, lri. ,. .W
JJNITir MCOICAL CO., box T. UNUtTO. ft-
' sld In Salem by S. C. Stone.
H""iiiiinii!iiniiiH
tH-t-Hf
DEFY ANYONE TO
COME NEAR IT
JQ purity, smoothness, mellowness
or richnoss of flavor tho distillers of '
j tho Cedar Brook whiskey -will if we -1
cal1 on them. No ono should be with- ! '
out a bottlo of this choico whiskey
lu lUo "use as a provontivo of grip,
l'neumoaia nnd other maladies com
"ff from colds. A littlo Codar Brook
wniskey will warm tho blood, stop t
" prevent chills and euro colds like
a charm.
E. Ectcflcn
WHOLESALE HOUSE
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: f' Prt of city. 6 PrOPrty ou Prln"pal etroel within three blocki
: : zz? f s;.rrf near cho,, and
, , '". watifal shrubbery, etc. All modern e
Thu
ar both etrs ci,oie
8 ba7 for homes or lavestmenti.
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