DAILY CAPITA!. JOUBNAL. aALEM, OttEQON, WEDNESDAY, JTJNB 21, 1805.
COME AND SEE
TM good things wo horo tot you to
If'' - . ..J. nr.1.
UUX UM"I WVIHUU
and Broad aro
Exceptionally good.
Our groceries and
Vegetables aro alwayB
In tlio load for goodness.
' OTJE JOB OBEAM
Ij simply tho beat that can bo made,
,,a has no oqual In town 15o pint,
,. quart, COc half gallon In paper
,11s. Wo mako a apeclalty of orders for
Ltles, rocoptlons, etc.
FULLER & pOTjaLAS,
jjjjo-g Loading Grocers, Confectioners
and Bakers.
jlono 2201 450400 Stato St.
Oar ico croam Is usod exclusively at
Hooker's Pharmacy.
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AMUSEMENTS.
u n 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 n 1 1 r i
TONIGHT.
jtfjjon Vaudovlllo.
Show Contlnuoa to Please.
Tho vaudovlllo performance at tho
Edisoa plcasod largo housos ngaln last
tight. Mbrrcll and Dooly, In tholr great
raging and witty comody, wcro com
pelled to respond to oncoro aftor en
eoro Wallnco and Boach, In their con
tortion and acrobntlc act, aro groat.
Helen Vanco sings "Loavo Her Plcturo
oa the Wall," a swoot song, sweotly
tag, and beautifully Illustrated. Cln
dwells on tho Kdlsonoscopo, nnd Wal
ce and Boach, In an Irish comody act
tomplete ono of tho very best of vau
devlllo ontcrtalnmont. Matlneo today
tad souvenir matlnoo Saturday. To
morrow night an entlroly now show,
with Majuna and her company of .head
liner). 4-Hnnnn mm iiiiinii
New Edison Tlieatte
F. J. Byrd, Manager.
Monday, Tuesday and Wonos'day
and Wednesday matlnoo.
MORELL AND DEELY,
Singers and comedians paroxccllont.
WALLACE AND BEACH.
Comedy acrobats and contortionists, In
troducing a 2-year-old baby clown.
HELEN VANCE, Contralto,
Singing boautlfully ploturod molody,
entitled 'Leavo Her Plcturo on tho
Wall."
ED. WALLACE, Gomodlan,
Will give you a ploasant ten mlnutos.
Clndarclla and Roblson Cruso.
Old Eollablo Edlsonoscopo.
Matlneo Wednesday, and' souvenir
mttinoo Saturday.
CAi-r.
JUST LOOS
At what wo give you. Our best ef
fats are yours first, last and all tho
tune. Our laundry standard is fixed at
k'jb, and wo never slip from it for an
iutant. Let your linen, as well as your
hgnt, shine. A epic and span appear-
counts for everything. Our first
tlsts work, will servo you as a general
letter of introduction. Rough dry 5
ats per pound.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONEL J. OLMSTED, Prop.
D0B0TJB D. OLMBTED, Manager.
M Liberty Strest Phone 411.
Valuablo RcUc for Sale.
London, Juno 21. Harvard House,
la Stiatford-on-Avon, oneo belonging
to the family of John Harvard Unl-I
rlty, was offered for sale at public j
taction today. The property will prob
ably bo acquired by tho Shakespeare'
Birthday Association.
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CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.
Beautifying methods that Injure
tho skin and health aro dnngerous. Bo
beautiful without discomfort by taking
Holllstcr's Itocky Mountain Tea. Sun
shiny faces follow its use. 35 cents.
Stono's Drug Store
ft
If tho man who was mad all day, and
afterward found that tho troublo re
sulted from wearing a new pair of
shoes, had bought thoso shoes from
Itvln & Co., nnd allowed thorn to lit
them ns they should liavo been flttel,
l.fl fit Ml 1.1 linltj. !... II! 1 il
j ..j t.uuni imvu uvKa Binning ail mo
time.
Clear thinking, declslvo action, vim
nnd vigor of body and mind, tho
spnrklo of life, comes to all who uso
Holllstcr's Bocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Stono's Drug
Store.
Don't mis seeing thoso Indies' new,
natty, stylish, chocolato tan Oxfords
that havo just arrived from New York
at Irvin & Co's.
Holllstcr's Itocky Mountain Tea is
simply lhpiid electricity. It goes to
every part of your body, bringing now
blood, strength nnd now vigor. It
mnkes you well nnd kcops you well.
35 cents. Stono's Drug Store
Music Toachors' Convention.
New York, Juno 21. Prominent mu
sicians nnd toachors of music from
many parts of tho country wcro nsscm
blod at Columbia University today at
tho opening of tho nnnunl convention
of tho Music Teachers' National As
sociation. Tim progrnmmo covors tlirco
days and provides for numerous Inter
esting paper? and discussions of im
portance to thoso engaged in the pro
fession. CASTOR IA
Itor Infants and Children.
he Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
ofs$05&
Blgnaturo
(HT.... ..... n T..,Al.mnn nn i f 1 A tllV
or a man who wears boots," says an old
criminal lawyer.
B. 8. Paguo, "was" U. S. woather
obsorvcr, who "has been" a practicing
nttorrioy, and who "Is" tho dofcatod
candldato for school director, Is said
to bo talking of going into tho minis
try. Ho thought ho was popular, but
ho has decided that ho needs to bo a
hotter man, morally, If not politically.
It is hoped ho will succeed. Bocauso a
man hns failed in politics will not nec
essarily debar him from tho ministry.
Clydo Atchison, secrotnry of the
State Tax Commission, Is tho titlo ex
port of tho Title, Guarantee and Trust
Co., and that trust company has about
2000 pieces of proporty, including
buildings like tho Marquam Grand
block, and tho Chamber of Commerce.
Tho trust company is Wm. M. Ladd,
and Ladd is tho trust company. Atch
ison is an oxpert on tax laws, and was
omployed compiling the codo of Iowa.
Ladd is the owner of great wealth, and
it is supposed that great wealth Is in
terested in taxing other great wealth,
and henco tho tax commission U des
tined to get tho tax dodger on tho
breakers.
These two words, SchHUn's
Best, are perfect aseuranoe of
getting your money's-worth.
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Essentials and Accessories
For breakfast, luneheon or dinner in
the lino of table silverware of the
latest designs and fashionable styles
- .l...n) nrofniloa at
X-RAYS
'Cf.x&Zk
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( aio aliown in a otS. ---onr
store, and you wiU flnd-JB
what you need xor "" """"
tho Thanksgiving table. Our goods are
of tho highest quality, tho prices most
reasonable.
C. T. POMEROY
Jeweler and Optician
3 S State Street
PERSONALS
Miss Mae Hull spent Sunday In
Albany.
Edgar .Avcrlllo returned lidit night
from a visit at tho Portland fair.
Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Conley, of Joseph,
are vlsttlng at the homo of G. M. Voris,
of this city.
J. A. Pinch went to Albany to seo his
father, who Is qulto ill. Ho returned on
this morning's local.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Bowc, of Phi
orunth, arrived in tho city Mondny, and
will make their homo here.
Miss Ora Goodrich returned to her
homo at Chemawa this morning, nftcr
a short visit with Miss Lena Mclntlrc.
Mrs. H. Kills nnd Miss Mnbd Smith,
of Salem, aro In Baker City, whero
they will spend several weeks visiting
Mrs. C. A. Johns.
Mrs. John Rasmus, of Hcppnor, who
lias been visiting Mrs. T. M. Jones, left
yesterday for Mchama, whore she will
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellas
Cox.
Mrs. S. J. Chllders and daughter,
Claudia, of Benton, 111., aro in tho city
for a visit. Thoy aro former Salcmltcs,
having left for tho East about two
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Thompson hnvo
roturncd homo from Philomath, whero
thoy attended tho wedding of Mrs.
Thompson's sister, Miss Boles, to
Ilnrry Rowe, of this city.
Miss Ethel Rossltor, of Portland, ar
rived In tho city last ovonlng for a
visit with relatives and frlonds. Her
sitter, Miss Vera Rossltor, returned
with her from a visit with Portland
frlonds.
SOCIAL
EVENTS
At Home.
Mrs. Clarence S. Hamilton nnd Mrs.
Charles Wcllcr hayo issuod invitations
for nn "At Home," Friday, Juno 23d,
from 3 to 0 p. m., at tho homo of tho
former on Front street.
Miss Welter's Becltal.
Tho younger members of tho music
class of Miss Elma Wcllcr gave a recit
al at tho Unitarian church last evening
which was a musical treat. Tho pro
gram consisted of 15 numbers, and each
ono was well rendered, showing careful
study and preparation and talent. Miss
Gayncll Baldwin gavo a violin solo
which was much onjoyed.
Thoso taking part wcro Althoa
Mooros, Mario Hutchlns, Lowell Will,
Selbcrt Burton. Bosalla Bach, Mary
Yantls, Fay Hutchlns, Bertha Allen,
Harry Cronise, Katie Browcr, Mildred
Wiggins, Margaret Bodgcrs, Claro
Winkler, Mary Albert, Gladys Hutch
lns, Hester Welch, Anna Gilbert, Isabel
Gilbert, Maude Evans and Fay Hutch
lns. Qraduatlng Recital.
Tho graduating exercises of tho
Northwest Normal Collego of Music
was hold at tho First Baptist church
lait evonlnu. nnd that largo auditorium
was well filled with an approclatlvo au
dience
Tho church was decorated with roses
and ferns, and was veiy beautiful.
Banks of flowers were in front or tne
inua. the clfts of the many frlonds of
the graduates. Misses Mary Frlsblo
and Bcrnlco Sauter acted as flowor
girls. Tho ushers were Beryl Emerson,
Lena Buck, Lulu Gllmore, Gertrude
Erlxon and Lola DeLong.
Tbo program was an excellent one,
and reflects great credit upon their
tftaehor. Each number, both Jnstra
mental and vocal, was well received.
Those who received diplomas last
evening were: Post-graduate course,
Mary Vera Byars and Nina Pearl John
son. Artists' course, Katie Elizabeth
Batt, Mabel Adella DeLong, Vera
Adclla Kitchen, Elilo Maa Pearmlne,
Jennie May Williams and Ida Isadore
Winans.
'Kov. P. 8. Knight delivered tbo ad
dress to tbo class, which was much
enjoyed. The well-earned diplomas
were presented by Dr. Tarvin. Prizes
were awarded to Misses Johnson, Pear
mine and Winans for oxeelleneo In har
mony. Kirk-Martenaen Wedding.
in.. Wmmiv L. Kirk and Mr. E. H.
Martensen were married at the homo
of MUs Minnie Bvans, 1 Court street,
yesterday at 2:30 p. m., Bev. Errett,
of the First Christian cburcb, offlelat
iag.
m.. t,.i.i. wAll.Vnawn In this cltr.
where she has many friends. She has
been employed at Miss M. D. Evans'
millinery parlors, where she was heal
., .. Ti.A irmnm ii a prominent
business roan of Olympta, Washington,
. a. A.Jaif tf Apnnnn
where tney went jcismv -
to maxe ineir
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Salem Woolen Mill Stoe.
Beform School Supplies. I
Soolcd proposals aro hereby request
ed for furnishing tho Oregon Stata Bo
form School with supplied for tho next
six months, ondlng December 31, 1005,
Lists with specifications will bo fur
nish od upon application to tho super
intendent. Blddors will tnko notlco there is no
appropriation avnllablo- for maintain-
anco of tho Beform School, theroforo
claims for supplies can only be audit
ed by tho Secretary of Stato and cer
tificates of ovldcnco of allowanco is
suod to claimants. As soon as thero
is an appropriation avnllablo warrants
will bo issuod in Ilou of tho cortlfi
cntos. Lists with specifications will
bo furnlshod upon application to tho
superintendent. All bids must bo id
by Juno 20, 1005.
N. H. LOONEY,
0-17-td Superintendent.
John L. Bulllvan.
To thoso who went to tho Sullivan
show last night oxpoctlng to find a
rough houso tho show was a disappoint
ment. To thoso who expected to seo a
regular boxing contest It was also a
disappointment, but it is a good, clean
show that any lady may attend with
out feeling that alio is doing something
risky. Sullivan mado a vdry good talk,
and, while tho boxing was largely bono
play, It still served to givo ono an idea
WHITE ROTARY SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES
Combine more modern fea
tures Ihon any sewing ma
chine in the market
Instantly removable non dog
ging shuttle
TENSION INDICATOR
AUTOMATIC TENSION RE
LEASE
THRIBLE f EED
BALL BEARING
AUTOMATIC HEAD LIFT
iO ii iiiw-
Elegant Golden Oak Wood-'
work
CaM and see the machine
or let us place one in your
home. Otd machines taken tn
trade. New ones for rent.
Machines sold on easy instal
ments. F. A. Wiggins'
Imoleaient Bouse, 255-237 Liberty St.
Farm ImplesaenU, Wheals, Automo
biles, Sewing HacJiae ana bsotus.
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HYoaWaat Qaality Come
to the Woolen Mill Store
Vacation Time
Tho man who has not had h is wilt soon bo taking It.
Summer Suits and Summer Trousers aro usually tho most promi
nent apparel items in a man's mind when It comes timo to "pack
up." Whothor you go or whothor you stay
We'll Dtess Yow Well
. If you say so, a Suit of soft Ohovlot; not a superfluous ounco any
whoro this season's special favorite
If you say bluo or black Sorgo, wo'ro ready; sluglo or double
broastod Suits: ovary soason's favorite.
You know our qualities, our tailoring and our styles.
You'll And them hard to oqual at our prices ,
$10.00 to $25.00
THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES IN STRAW HATS. $1 up to ?3
of a real boxing contest. Wo cannot ro
fraln from saying that tho violin play
ing of Miss Louis Levy was cxcopt!on
ally flno, for sho Is a top-notchcr. Tho
cornet playing by Jules Levy is such
as is soldom hoard, and lovers of music
cortnlnly mlssod a treat. Our neigh
bors down tho railroad can rost assured
that thoy can tako their own wives to
tho play without uneasiness.
Edison Phonograph Agency.
Gasoline. Lamps, Mantels, Gasoline.
Typowrltora, Now, Second-Hand. Bent.
214 Com'l St. Phono Main 401.
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SALEM SAW MILLS
Manufacturers of Orogon Pine Lumber.
Sbinglos, Extra AAA l.BSperK
Lath
Sawdust, large load
Sawdust, small load
i The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co.
SUCCESSORS TO JATITAL LUMBUKINO COMPANY.
SALEM. OEEOON
, Mills at Newberg and Saletn.
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You do not know what success
baking unloss you aro using
EPPLEY'S PERFECTION
BAKING POWDER
Sold by all Grocers
J$
THIS STORE
Has changed hands, but ths stock must be further reduced. To accomplish
this, wo ars offering greater bargains that ever. You got
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
And a great deal besides during this ssie. Bemember, w. expect to eon
tlnuo in Business in Salem for years, and our reputation go wU tttrf
pair of shoes wo sell. Wo want yju
Oregon
A nauant Way to Travel.
Tho above is the usual verdict of
tho travolor using tba Missouri PaclAo
railway botwoon tho Paclfla coast and
tho oast, and wo believe that tho scrv-
ico nnd accommodations given merit
this statomont. From Denver, Colora
do Springs and Denver thero aro two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and St. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard eleotrlo-llghted sleoplng
cars, chair cars and up-to-dato dining
cars. Tbo same excellent sorvlco la
operatod from Kansas City and St
Louis' to Memphis, Little Bock and Hot
Springs. If yon aro going east or
south, wrlto for particular and fnll In
formation. W. 0. M'BBrDB, Gen. Ag.,
121 Third St.. Portland, Ore.
; 2.50perM
, , v. 1.00
".,'... 00
Is in
Try a package and join tbo ever
Increasing number of our satisfied and
successful patrons.
REOPENED
Halom's Big Shoe Store baa again
thrown open Ms door for business.
to come again.
ShoeCo
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