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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, KAY 17, 1905.
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G.A.R.MEET
AMUSEMENTS.
parts of the world for over 60
years. Has the unqualified en
dorsement o. thebest physicians.
A strong nerve tonic. A blood
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Edison Vaudovlllo,
Barnold's Dogs Aio Wonders,
Tho banner wook at tho Kdison thea
ter suroly, as tho pcrformnnco is of es
pecial moritl
It's worth' tho prlco of admission
to sco nny ono trick, ns pcrfonnod by
Barnold's mnrvclous doirs and cats.
Thoy do so many great ones that spaco
will not permit of spoclal mention of
nny ono trick. Then Prof. Leo Worlcy
mado a tremendous hit with his violin '
and other musical Instruments. Ills
violin, by tho way, is a $2000.00 In- i
etrumont, and tho professor is certainly
n mnsior,
nclon Vnnco rondcrcd tho ,
boautlfully illustrated song,
My Qoldon Hnlr Has Turned td Silver
Grey," nnd recoivod hearty applause.
Liouiso Listor presented nn net, quite
llfforont from nny boforo presonted In
Salem, nnd pleased, lie sure to linvr..rc,,ccnt over "e matter.
tho children seo this week's show.
New Edison Theatre
F. J. Byrd, Manager,
Extraordinary ongngement of Bar
nold's Great Dog nnd Cat Comedy Act,
a $250 attraction. An act to pleaso tho
young and old.
PROF. LEE WORLEY.
Great violinist nnd Wonderful Musioal
Genius,
HELEN VANCE,
Singing Beautifully Pictured Songs.
MISS LOUISE LISTER.
Famous English Lightning Chnngo
Artist.
F. J. BYRD,
Illustrated Song Storlo.
THE EDISONOSCOPE.
Always Something Now nnd Interesting
SEND US YOUR
WHITE VESTS
And wo '11 do them up as only nn up-to-dato
laundry can do. A trial will
eonvlnco you of tho superiority of our
work. Wo launder tho most delicate
fabrics in Al style, nnd return the
goods without tho slightest Injury. Par
ticular attention given to flno lncos and
Inco curtains. Collars and cutis n spe
cialty. Lowest priee-s. Host service.
Satisfaction assured. '
Salem SteamLaundry
COLONEL J. OLM8TED, Prop.
DOROUS D. OL1ISTED, Manager.
250 Liberty Street. Phono 411.
MtMUMIMCMMHMtSiM
When you want nop Baskets,
Fruit Boxes, Trays for fruit
Dryors, cal on
G. F Mason
aimer Street, Boutn aaiom, mono
2101 Red.
$!
111,., o PTANO nf
costs from 50 to SlOO 1" " Kilm P'8B0 "ttM
than the same grade of instrument ean be 1" "
where elese, IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST TO MAKE
YOUR PURCHASE IDBRE. ...
We can guarantee you ju.t suck .ub.UntlaJ savings on
whatever your selection may be. ...w.w of
We carry the Chickering Piano, of Boston; the Weber, of
New York, and the Kimball, of Chicago, tho three finest
and most wldely-known pianos in the world, also such fa
mous makes as tho Hobart M. Cable, Grown 0btaU.
JlaMlton, Leator, Story & eurk, HaddortT. Schumann, KreU
rrewh, Clarendon, etc. All leading makes, well-known and
relied upon everywhere.
Our policy Is low pri.es, our praalee, economy ine'V
department of our business.
Tliat is Why we Can Save yoti Money
When you consider that the "TMm l'tow "
the loading piano con.ern, in oar oi8b( iort l"" ;
olflc Coast cities, Portland, Ore.; m Fr.iK, Oal-, Spo
,... -..r.. . n '..- .n,i T..wliton. Idahe: Stockton and Oak-
land,' Cal., you can realise the magnitude of or bulajH,
and jadgo yourself of our business sUndl.g ad oar aWHty
to buy at greatest faotory discountJ. .MrL
Wo cordially invito inspection of our piaaos awt "P"
,en of qualities nnd prices. 8mall eash wnU "'
erato' installments purchases any one ot
EILERS PIANO HOUSE
Salem Branch, Room 7, 5nJL Miuiger.
Home of the Metrostyle Pianola, Pianola Piano, Aeolian
""OrchcstreUe, the standard mu.ls roll " ' t j!
world. Come In and let us ahoir you bow easily they
can bo made to produce the very finest music
DON'T WANT IT TO QO.
Eugeuo Pcoplo In Hopes Woolen MU1
May Bo Retained Thote.
Eugene Itepister: Interost in tho ul-
tlmato destiny of tho Kugeno woolen
m'11 wns revived yesterday when tho
""""'bound ovorlnnd brought to our
l''tv A- A- Jnyno, of Hood River, and
Tl U' Kny ot Sulem, wlioso ostensible
'n'8"1"" Is to Inspect tho plnnt with tho
j0,,jpct ' vlow of purchasing tho sumo
Ior " B,0CK company, recently organlzod
"When"" H"0'1 Hivcr, for tho purpose of es-
tnhlishlng n woolen mill
They accordingly examined tho plant.
but tho outcomo of their inspection was
not 'arnJ both gentlemen nro very
It has been intimated, however, that
tho Intention is to movo tho mill to
Hood Klver, should negotiations now
pending tcrmluato in tho purchase of
tho plant,
Mr. Kay roturnod to Salem on tho
morning train and Mr. Jnync left for
Hood Itlvcr to submit tho result of his
investigations to tho parties interested,
It is profoundly hoped that Eugcno
mny retain tho plant, no mnttcr how
tho present dcnl terminates.
' Honesty is the best policy :
Schilling's Best:
talcing powder
ft. raring tur.cu
iplcw
CufTx
Your grocer's; moncyback.
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THUNDER STORM AT ALBANY.
Thunder and Lightning Put Tolophono
Wires Out of Commission.
Albany Herald: Albany wns treated
to a genuino thunder storm Tuesday
morning, ono of tho kind thnt in the
prnlrio states is frequently accompan
ied by a gentle zephyr called by Jho
people of that section, n cyclono. A
lightning flash struck tho wires on tho
corner of First nnd Ellsworth streets
and the wires were out of buslnoss for
a time. A largo number of tho telo
phono wires in tho city woro out of
business for a time, and tho forco con
nected with tho olliop was kept busy
ilutil late Inst evening ropairing tho
damnge. Lnte In tho evening tho sys
tern wns ngnln in eompleto working or
der, nnd subscribers who wero unablo
for n time to get. central woro ngain
placed In eomimin lent Ion with tho roit
of mankind.
Invited to Take Part.
Bill Anderson, the well-known Snlom
saloon nmn, and all-around sport, has
been invito) by the management of tho
Lewis and Clark Fair and Oriental Ex
position, through the Inllucnee of Pres
ident .left Myurs, to participate and
provide a bull ntee as ono of tho fea
tures and drawliiK eurds for foreign na
tions. He has been nikwl to provldo
23 bulls, and If any of tliem provo
fierce enough tli.y may arrange a bull
fight on the grounds. Mr. Anderson
hus also a eall to take down his exhi
bition of eurloi, that ho has been over
50 years in aeeumulatlng, and that tho
State Histories! Society has several
times tried to procure for their groat
exhibit at the elty hall In Portland.
Next thing they will bo wanting to 6
Bill himself to put on exhibition. He
would draw like a house aflre in the
North End.
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Telegraphic Brevities.
Tho Elkhorn rlvy dike at Ncligh.nenr
Lincoln. Neb., has broken nnd thousands
of acres of farm lands 'flooded, causing
heavy losses to livestock and crops. '
Honry G, (loll, former cashier of tho
First National Bank, of Milwaukee,
charged wIFli doctoring tho books to aid
President Frank Blgclow, who embez
zled $1,500,000 wnlvcd preliminary
examination, nnd wns bound over to tho
federal grand jury.
In tho Iloch murder trial, held at Chi
cago, Prof, llnlnw, n chcmlcnt expert,
testified It wns highly Improbable, if
not iniposihlo for arsenic to And its
way to the stomneh of Mrs. Wclcker
Iloch through tho casket nnd soil in tho
cemetery.
Norway's Independence Day.
St. Paul, Minn., May 17. Norway's
fair daughters and sturdy sons through
out tho Northwest nnd across tho Do
minion border aro today celebrating
tho nuntversnry of tho declaration of
independence nnd tho promulgation of
a constitution by tho popular assem
bly, which mot at Kldsvold In tho
spring of 1814.
Trap Tournamont at Toronto,
Toronto, Ont., Mny 17. Tho auminl
tournamont of tho Stanley Gun Club,
which opened today, bids fair to bo
the most successful event of tho kind
over pulled olT In Canada, An unusual
ly Inrgo number of export marksmen
aro competing for tho ensh prlxot nnd
vnluablo trophies. Tho program of
ovonts covors threo days.
Cashier Suicides,
Milwaukee, May 17. George Rich
ardson, cashier of tho Internnl revenuo
olllco hore, committed suleido todny by
shooting. He was -10 years old, ami
lenvos n family. Ofllclnls from Wash
iugtoir will make an investigation of
his accounts.
Mother Is Prostrated.
New York, May 17. Tho remains of
Herbert V. Croker, who died suddonly
on tho train at Newton, Kansas, arrived
hero this morning. The body was tak
en to tho family residence, where It will
romnlu until tho funeral. Mrs, Croker
is prostrated by her son's death.
A 28'j pound baby won tho prlzo for
tho fnttcst baby at tho baby contest
at tho Arnold shows nt Kugeno last
wcok.
SCOTT'S EMULSION
We don't put Scott's Emul
sion in the class of advertised
cure-alls; it doesn't belong
there. Wc hardly like to use
the word "cure'' at all, but we
are bound to say that it can be
used for a great many troubles
with great satisfaction. Its
special function is to repair
the waste of the body when
the ordinary food does not
nourish, and this means that
it is useful in many cases
which are indicated by wast
ing. We'll ititd you urnpU fret,
SCOTT & IIOWNK, 4 l'el Slrett. New York.
"What So Rare
As a Day In Jane"
Ho quoth a totU wrltr.
Ho hadn't, however, exporlMl the
bliss of riding along u prfet Oragou
road in May on a
iti&m
BICYCLE
This is the moatb of months for p'"
ant wkwllsg. Roads fine, air balm.'
with the fragranse of Iwust and snect
briar.
0t an easy rannlag Tribune and
take a daily spin. Cushion frames,
spriag fork, aeaster brakw or aay oth
er faature you waat on any up to date
moaat.
We bavs sasilrie and t!rs to fit any
aad all wheals. Came and let us fix
you out.
Free to Wheelmen
"Street Cards," ehowlag where you
may aot ride.
F. A. Wiggins'
rmtdement JIoum, 255-257 liberty Bt.
w.. Tmniement. Wheel. Aotomo-
Ibllea, Sewtn Macilne and Suppllea,
Grand Island, Neb., May 17. Grand
Island is being flooded today with old
soldiers, members of tho Women's Ho
llef Corps. Sons of Veterans and sol
diers of tho Spanish war, They aro tho
delegates to tho annual encampment of
tho G. A, R., department of Nebraska,
nnd the meetings of tho affiliated or
ganizations. Up to noon todny dele
gates to each order enmo in slowly, but
tho nftcruoon trains brought in largo
crowds. A meeting of tho council of
administration nnd n reception in hon
or of tho visiting ladles nro scheduled
for this evening. Tho encampment pa
rade and tho formal opening of tho con
vention takes phico tomorrow morning,
Tho city Is profusely decorated with
flags and bunting in honor of the occa
sion. TeUtlon Not Yet Fllod.
It Is expected that II, B. Itondrlcks,
who has chnrgo of tho referendum po
tltlon, will not nrrlvo in tho city until
thl evening. Mr. Hendricks wont to
Portland last Monday morning to have
tho 1500 names on tho potltlon, which
had not tyecn properly certified by tho
Multnomah county clerk, attended to.
Ho was expected to bo ablo to filo tho
petition todny, but, for somo reason, did
not arrive. Tomorrow Is. tho last day
remaining In which tho potitlon can bo
fllrd, so it Is assured that Mr. Hen
dricks will be hore tomorrow.
Chinese pheasants nro plentiful in tho
vicinity of Ashlnnd.
Dr.Stone's Drug Store
does a strictly ensh business, owos no
ono, and no ono owos it; carries largo
stock; its shelves, countors and show
cases aro loaded with drugs, modlclncs,
notions, toilet articles, wines and
liquors of nil kinds for medical pur
poses. Dr. Stono Is a regular grnduac
In modicino nnd hns had many years of
oxperienco in tho prnctlco. Consulta
tions nro free. Prescriptions aro froo,
nnd only regular prlcos for modicino.
Dr. Stono can bo found at his drug
store, Salem, Oregon, from 0 in tho
morning until 0 it night.
We Ate
Pepaed
to Save
You Money
It will pay piano purchasers to learn
our prices before making their decision.
Wo carry tho greatost variety of instru
ments and do tho largest business of
any concern on tbo coast. Largo sales
nnd many of them at small profit is our
policy nnd what makos tho saving to
you. Modorate torms of payment, ev
en on tho most costly stylos of high
est grudo pianos, full guarantees and
money back in evory lustanco where
every claim we make is not fully veri
fied by tho Instrument.
Pianola demonstrations upon request.
Corao in and seo us,
Chickering, Weber, Hobart M. Cable,
Story & Clark, Schumann, Jacob Doll
and other makes hero now for your in
spection. EILERS PIANO HOUSE
Room 7 McCof mtcfc BIfc.
A. L. LOVELACE, Mgf.
Standard Liquor Co.
J. P. ROGERS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
1 48-1 56 South Commercial St
Wc have m stock some of the best and oldest brands of
Kentucky Botirbon and Pennsylvania and Maryland Rye
Whisties. Also some very old blends of the best grade.
Our stock of wines are as good as can be found in the state.
We carry in stock the very best case goods to be found in the
I market, including wines, gins, brandies beers porter and ale.
I STANDARD LIQUOR Co., A. G. Magers, Mgr.
I Phone Main 2181.
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Doublo-brcnstcd sack nro very strong in tho running this season blue,
dark gray, fancy worsteds, brown shades thoy nro nit good,
liogular sacks for tho slnglo-brcastod variety aro cut somowhat longer
than for sevcrnl years past. It is all n matter of taste. So far ns quality
is eoncorncd you might closo your ores and pick out tho first you touched.
S. W. M. mado clothes aro guaranteed. Tho pnttcrns nnd colors and shados
nro too numerous to mention.
PRICES $0 UP TO $25
Salem Woolen Mill Stoic
1M
X'resuyvcnans in uomoronco. i
xrosno, vai., Mny it. uoicgnica 10
tho annual conference of tho Cumber
laud Presbytorlnn church, which will
open tomorrow, and last until tho 28th,
began to nrrlvo today. A majority of
tho dolegatos now hero declaro thept
solves' In favor of uniting with tbp
old church. This Is tho most Important
matter to bo considered by the confer
Once. Last week was quiet In police clr
cles nt Ilakor City not oven n hobo
bolng fired out of town.
O. 0. f. CO'S PASSENGER
STBAMEUS
POMONA
And Altona lenvo for PortlnnU
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 10 n. m Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturdny nt 7 a. m.
Corvallls, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 7 p. m,
Dock; Foot of Trade Street
M. P. BALDWIN, Agt.
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SALEM SAW MILLS j
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Pickets. Contractors' !
Materials a specialty. (8 inch Slab Wood, !
delivered. St. 65 a cord. Saw dust delivered. !
$J.OO per load. !
The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. !
SUCCESSORS TO CAPITAL LUMBERING COMPANY.
3 8ALEM. OREGON
S Mills at Newberg and Salem.
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Successors lo
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TUB ARRIVAL OP 8FRXNO.
primltlvo method In tho uso of in
prlmntlvo mothods In tho uso of in
ferior Hour. Tho Halom tulllo flour 1
tho best now made, and better than
any that ever wns mado. It contains
all tho nutritious qualities that can
bo got out of the very best wheat, and
' Is sweetest and best Uavorod of all
' cereal food products.
' SALEM rLOUttlNO MILLS.
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