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DAILY CAPITAL JOPRNAL SAXEM, OREGON, THUESDAT, JTJLY 8, 1905.
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Land
frauds
AFRAID OF
CONVICTS
about 30 miles from tbo jnli. Six
posses nre now on a man-hunt, oml nl
FREE.
. Return to us $7.50 in,
Safe Slips and reectac one
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Batfc, Towels
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ways paid 50c for
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SALE- SLIPS l See Court Street Window
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BBYN0L1S. At tho family homo, .at
ItoBodalo, Oregon, Thursday, July 0,
3005,, at 4:15 n'. m., 2Mrs.l Mary A.
Reynolds, wifo of Silaa Ttoynolds,
aged 63 years, 10 months and 21
diiya.
Doceasod was well and, favorably
known, being a woman of kindly na-
tuf a'."wh6.' mado friends wherever shn
went. Tho f nnoral services, will bo conr
ductod by BJshbp IL L. Bnrkle at tho
United Urctnrpn churcb in xow l'aric
tomorrow at, 11 a. m., and the interment
-vrill bo In tao City View cemetery.
OAWVO
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(Kfwrtors
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Money to Loan
THOMA8 K. FOBD,
Over Ladd- & Bush's Bank, Bnlom, Or.
Shingles
Best Star A. Star Shingles
$t.85
PER 000.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
Walter Motley
00 Court Street, Salem.
j . " ''Tha Odoriferous; -Polecat. '-' 1
The polecat is lately in cvldcnco it?
this vicinity, fully charged with nil tho
doublo quintessence of pungency with
(Which ho is accredited, Two of our
Vounjr ladies ono oveninir this week
discovered ono. Thoy wcro invefltlgnt'
ing a row irr tho chicken coop lato nt
night, and after getting a lamp to tho
scenq found tho causo to bo a pretty
littlo blacK hnd whito striped animal
which wqs already putting his seventh,
'chfeX out of? business. Tho young lady
not holding tho lnmp quickly executed
n brilliant flank movemont and thought
lessly ncco)cratcd tho animal's depart
uro from tho coop with swift kick
that would havo dona ample credit to
"II' or, nnmo was Maud." Tho girls
nearly fnintod. But his skunkship
didn't dlscloso any symptoms of foo
blonoss. On tho contrary. Ho man
aged to get away safely, but left a
record, as ho always does. A few min
utes Inter two sorrowful girls with tear
stained faccM could bo sopn in tho palo
light of tho moon, each holding her
nose with ono hand and burying her
ahem! clothes with tho other.
Tuesday avening George- Cyrus found
to his sorrow, tho samo animal after his
chickens. At least, Qcorgo says it was
tho Minio out. Ho killed it, but ndt
until it nearly killed off tho ontiro
noighbarhool. Oeorgo followed tho
fashion, burying his clothing and dos
ing bin parson with disinfectant.
Prlnovlllo Review.
FLETCHER'S
OnTT.nUKTT OEY FOB
OARTOEIA.
More Tires
Just rocoived, another shipment of tires, all kinds' nXd'STpxideo. Our j
stock of tlre hnd sundries is fresh, as wo havo no old stock to Vorj?'
off. Come in and lot us put ora coaster brako for you, so you pan huce
it easy tun noiwoamer. jjcss prii n Off NffS'aJf i;
Phono 301 Black. - 8iPtd:lHfH.wfc. ftsl , 8
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Portland, July 6. Federaf Judco Tocoma, "Wash., July 0. Ono of tho
'Dollavoh this morning overruled the boats in which tho eight convicts c-
dpmurrers in tho land fraud cases in caped from McNeil's Island, after cut
which James Benson, Chnrlcs Nichols ting their way out of prison, wns lo-
nnd Henry Meldrum are defendants. I cnted this morning near Stcilacoom,
Tho case against W. N. Jones, Dan
iel Clnrk, Thads. Potter and Ira Wndc.
accused of conspiring to obtain lands though rumors of mon being seen at
Jn tho Silcts Indian reserve, is set for j vnrlous localities are current, tho fu
trial to follow the trial of Congressman gitives, thus far, havo successfully
"Williamson, ct nl., which begins to- eluded tho officers. Thousands of camp
morrow. I jy-rs scattered throughout tho Pugct
Tho case ngainst Mitchell, Hermann, ' Sound country havo come to the city,
Qrmsby, ct nl., Is placed at the foot of faring to remain in tho woods so long
tho calendar. A number of bench war- ns tho convicts' are at large,
rants wero issued for mindr defend- ' srsTweT.
Kansas City, July 6. Federal Judgo
Pardon Unconditional. Philips today cited the Santa Fc to ap-
An examination of tho records in the Pcnr an(1 8'10W causo why it should not
secretary of stnte's ofHco shows that punished for on alleged violation of
Win. F. Bcckmnn, tho aged veteran of 'the injunction forbidding it grnnting
tho civil war, who was recently nrrcst- robntes on coal, on cutting the tariff
ed for tho alleged breaking of his pa- on r"tcs. Tho answer must bo filed by
role, was unconditionally pardoned by August 1st.
Oovornor Geer, and not upon tho condi-j AnIdaho Flro
tiou that ho should leave tho state, as. T .. . T.,. T.., ' . ' ,.. ....
has been, nllogcd. Beckman is nn old , , ' , i , ,
. . ,. . . . morning destroyed a number of frame
man nearly 80 years of ago, and was , ,, ,, , ; , - , ...
u.nt.1 uL i . Li ,. .,.. bulldingB and stocks of merchandise in
t. .. ., ' , tho heart of tho town. It threatened
tho ponitentinry a number of years ago , ., , , . .. ., , ,
,. ,. , , ,, i, , i i'or tlmo to destroy tho entire busl-
for tho murder of his wifo and step-! ........ - . 'nnn
on iionr Dfilclan.l. n,nn TI- -11 .1 , "v" "vv, a, ,v.
that ho did tho killing in solf'defonse.
'After ho had served eoven years of
his terra ho wns pardoned by Governor
deer and went to Minnesota, where he
entered, tho soldiers' homo., Tho cli-'
mato there did not ngrco with him, so of secretary of stato,
ho wns given permission to bo transfer
red to tbo soldiers home in California.
On his way thero ho stopped off in
Portland to visit an old friend for a
short time, and had his ticket for Cal
ifornia in his pocket when arrested.
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Boot is Willing.
Washington, July 0. It is repre
sented hero that Ex-Secretary of War
Boot has indicated to tho President
his willingness to accept tho position
County Courts Confer.
Tho county court of Polk, county
eamo over this morning to confer with
tho county court of Marlon, and tho
Salem street committee, relating to
making tho needed improvements t8
tho big bridgo across. tho Willamette
Thcso bodies wont out to tho bridge,
inspected it anir estimated the cost of
ropairing tho samo, and will probably
mako samo arrangements for having
tlo work dono
ADDITIONAL PEBSONAXS.
REDUCED EXCURSION BATES.
To tho Soasida affd Mountain Resorts
for tho Bummer Vacations.
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Eyes
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Protest
If, ftor reading w working etoadlly, tho eyes are tired or ache or be
come- watery, or tho eyelids emart, or tho head aches, it is suro that you
havo- overworked, perhaps 'strained them. And' it id just as euro that tho
JlitflW' glasso 'will oV paly atford, present rest and' relief for the. eyes,
but will .prevent thorn, from being iur(her overworked or strained,
It will.eos you nothing- fo Hnd out just what your eyo trouble!. With
Instruments of tho utmost precision, wVean'MelorinltU tho oxdct condt-'
'tion of 70ur eyes in a few minutes, and y6u may reel assured, that wo
will not ad v!w glaod "unless theya aetuoliy needed.
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On and after Juno 1, 1005, tho
Southern Pacific, in connection with
tho Corvnllis (s Eastern rallrrfad will
havo on sale round trip tickets frqm
points on thoir lines to Newport, Ya
quina and Detroit at very low rates,
good for return until October 10, 190S.
Throo day tickets to Newport and
Yaqulna, good going Saturdays and re
turning Mondays aro also on salo from
all east eldo points Portland to Ku
geno inelusivo, and from all west side
points, enabling peoplo to visit their
families and spend Sunday at tho sea
side Season tickets from all cast sldo
points Portland to Eugene inclusive,
and from" all west- sldo points nre also
on salo to Detroit at very low rates
with stop over privileges at Mill City
or any point enst enabling tourists to
visit tho Santiam and Brcitenbush Hot
Springs In tho Cascade mountains,
which can bo reachod in ono day.
t Season tlckots will bo good for ra
urnfrom all points until October 10.
jThrcQsday tickots will' be good going
Saturdays and returning Mondays
pnly. Tickets from Portland and Tfl
Canity .will be good for return via the
cast ,or Veet side at option of passen-
gor. icxow irom tugene ana vicinity
,t1U, 1)0 good going via the Lebanqn
BpripguoittvOrnaca, i uesireu, xaggago
oa' Newppri tickets chocked through
to Newport; on Yaqulna tickets to Ya
qulna only.
S. P. trains connect with the 0. & E.
nt Albany and Corvallis for Yaquina
flm Newport. Trains on tho C. & E.
for Detroit will loavo Albany at 7:30
n. ra., enabling tourists to tno iiot
8prings to reach thero tho samo day.
Trains from and to Corvallis connect
with all east tde trains on the S. P.
Full Information as to rates, time
tables, etc., can bo obtained on appli
cation to J. Mayo, Gen. Pass. Agt, C.
& E. B, B. Albany; W. E. Comas,
O. P, A., Bi P, Co., Portland or to any
a P. or a & E, agent.
S Bate from Salem t& Newport 15.00.
Bate from Salem to xaqnin $4.50.
t. Bbto from Salem to Detroit $3.00.
Three-day rata from Salem, tew. Ya
qulna or Newport $?.Q0, 6-J-tf
Hnrry 8hca, of tho Star Tanner Co.,
of Albany is in tho city today on busi
ness. F. A. Baker is-homo from a visit at
Bod Falls, Minn., and other Eastern
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carlson nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Mehulo went to Cascndia
this morning to spend thoir vncation.
Mrs. E. A. Wiggins went to Turner
this morning to attend tho meeting of
tho Ladies' Aid Society of the Prcsby-
torian church, which is being held at
tho homo of Mrs. John Wlttschen.
Mrs. L. G. Buckingham nnd dnughtcr,
Bliuibotli, arrived in tbo city last ev
ening from Palo Alto, Cnl.v for n visit
with relatives and frionds in this city.
Miss Buckingham is a student of Stan
ford University. Her many frionds
will bo glnd to wclcomo her back.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Ed. Scamore, from
York, Nebraska, arrived in Salem this
morning and will visit with tho family
of 0. V. Xiles, who recently purchased
tho farm of Geo. Collins, on tho Gar
den road. J. B. Barber, of Eureka,
California, who lias also been visiting
Mr. Nil os, loft for his homo this morn
Out Geat Annual
Cleaning Sale
Started on Monday Morning
and Will be Kept in Fall
Blast Until Ftftthe Notice.
No reservo out; they havo to go; ovcry articlo la this; progressive es
tablishment is at tho mercy of your cash. This clearing salo wil bo ons
you won't forget for many a day. Tho prices will bo olaaghtcred ia
ovcry department. Bead and remomember don't pay too much elsewhere
Tte CtefcStabfes
Ffrst-clau Livery and Cab line.
Funeral turnouts, a spedslty. Tally-ho
for picnics smd excursion parties. Phone
Msla 41. Corner LJbrty and Ferry,
Wifo Sues for Divorce.
A suit for divorce was filed in tho
circuit court' jestordny by Eva L,
Wood, who asked to bo legally from
her husband, W. A. Wood. She sets
up as n causo for divorce cruel ami
inhuman treatment and dosertiou. Ac
cording to tho complaint filed by her
in department No. 2 of tho court yes
terday tho plaintiff nnd defendant
vote married at Euscu on Juno 30,
180S, and lived together until th
mouth ui Mars'- !'Cu, ntfu (hi (irifr
wns dosortcd by the IJtUr, without
eaue or provocatiim T!i wife nur.
alleges .that.d'vluj the timn tho;- llvcl
together her husband treated her in a
cruel and inhuman manner, and that
during the past two 3 oars ho has con
tributed nothing whatever toward her
self and child. Tbo plaintiff asked for
a decreo of tho court forever dissolving
itho bonds of matrimony existing be
tween herself and the defondnnt, and
thatshoboawarded tho caro and custody
of their minor daughter, aged six years
(John A. Jeffrey appears in the suit as
attorney for the plaintiff,
Two Mora Made Happy,
Mr. W. A. Elder and Miss Bernice
Neal wero yesterday afternoon given
'permission to unite in the holy bonds of
-matrimony by County Clerk Roland
W, Y. Richardson furnished the affidS'
ivlt upon which tho license was issuedv
1000 yds Protty Scotch Lawns that
was 7"2c and 8c, salo prlco..3y2c
lZYaC, 15c and 18c Imported Fancy
Lawns, salo prico. .8 1-3 and 10c
Hundreds of yards of summer goods
at half price.
12 prico on Remnants of Silks and
Dross Goods; this season's.
1000 yds Fine 85c and $1 Drees
Silks, salo prico ....59c and COc
1000 yds of this season's latest
Dross Goods, worth from 76c to
$1.50 yd, prico.. 33c, 40c and 7Cc
This season 'a latest styles in para
sols; half price.
Prices on Domestics, Muslins and
Whito Goods cut away down.
Tablo Linens, Towels and Napkins
all at tho mercy of your cash; lit
tlo prices.
COO yds Mosquito Bar, yd, 3c
Chambory B'aC
12'a Scotch Throad, spool 3c
Beet silk thread, spool ' 3c
500 Fringed Napkins, each 4c
Soiled Bod Spreads and Blanks to;
half prico.
Pricos on Laces, Ribbons and Em
broideries cut to pieces.
Clearing pricos on Foreign and Do
mestic Dress Trimmings.
Half prico and loss on Ladies' Silk
Shirt Waist Suit.
918 and $25 Suits, salo prico
90.50 and 911.90
Prices cut away down on ovcry ar
ticlo in our Cloak, Suit and Mil
linery room.
93.00 Trimmed Hasroipt,c bgkq
93.00 Trimmed Hata, prico. .,. 91.49
Children's and Misses Hata all re
duced. 92000 worth of tho latest and pret
tiest Shoos In Salem at cloaring
prices.
Ladles' 92.50 shoes, salo prico 91.4V
Prices on Men's Goods Slaughtered.
Mon's 35c Bummer Underwear.19c
Mori.'s 80 Sox, salo prico ........3a
Mon's 45c Working Shirts, price 29c
Mon's and "Boys' Straw and Felt
Hats, all reduced.
Children's 35c Wash Hats 10c
Children's Swiss. Caps 4c
Sunbonneta 10c and 15c
Ladles' 25c Shirt Wfirt Sets ..lOg
Boat Sans Silk, ball 2c
Best Hairpins 2 packages for It
SALEM'S TABTEST OROWrNG. STORE.
McEVOY BROS.
Corner of Commer
cial and Court Streets
SACAJAWEA
MONUMENT
UNVEILED
p Oregon Suburban Auto Co,
Automobile car leaves Willamette
Hotel tor Independence week days, nt
r7 a. hi. and 3:30 p. m. Returning leavos
Independence at 8:30 and 5 p. m. Sun
days leaves Salem at 8 a. m, and 3:30
p. m. Leaves Independence at 9:M)
a. m. and 5 p. m. Connects at Inde
pendence with motor for Monmouth,
Dallss and all points on the West Side.
Special for evening parties.
fi-17-tf M. P. BALDWIN, Mgr.
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Xho Southern Pacific Company
Will sell tickets, Salem to Boswell
Springs and return up to, and Including
September 30, 1005, 1005, limited to 30
days, rate of 95.55, 6-5-tf
Red Men Have Big Parade
,. and Conduct the Cere
' monies
Portland, Ore., July 6. The bronze
stotuo of Ssenjawoa, orccted by the
wb'raen of tho Northwest to tho mom
ory of tho Indian heroine, who guided
Lewis and Clark in tho exploration a
century ago was unveiled today at the
exposition, undor the nuspices of tho
Oler of Bod Men. Tho unveiling was
proceeded by a Red Mon's parade, in
which mombers of tho ordpr from nil
tho Western states participated.
Teachers Talk Shop
Asbury P'ark," N. J., July 0, The
iNntlonal Wuoatlonal Association in
annual sesion today had another busy
day of it. Even tho attractions of tho
surf, were not sufficient to luro many
o(,tho teachers, and all of tho section
nl. conferences wero well nttendod.
Nl general session was held, but the
departmental meotlng listened to
stores. of Interesting papers and.disi
cuisionj covering a wide field of odu
eational work. Tho open meeting to
njgb,t will be addressed by William
Barclay Parsons, the famous New
irK engineer; Frank A. Vanderlip,
vice president of the Natlopnl City
Bank of New York, and Lorenzo D.
narvey, superintendent of the schools
or .yenomonle, Wis.
Took Suicide Route.
Colebrook, Conn., July 6,-Winthrop
Turoey, a millionaire mine owner In
Sonora, Mexico, killed himself in a
pasture lot hero this morning. Ho was
despondent on account of ill t,i.
He was 40 years old and a graduate of
lale.
Norwich Union Fire Jasatl
ance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agestl
Office with Win. Brown & Co., No. 1231
Commercial Street.
NEW TODAY I
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Theo. M. Barr Successor to Barr 1
Potzol, tinner and plumber, not &1
water and steam heating a special
Salem, Oregon. 3-2-
Wanted. At Willamette notel, ehial
ber maid. 76 3t
For Rcnt-Rooms for light housckj
ing, or otherwise. Bates reasonable!
Dr. Rowland house 415 Court stttHI
7-6-3t
Lost. Between Southern Pacific depo
and Stute gtrnnt. Iirnwn nlt (IK I
Reward for same. Loavo at Jou8l)
office. . 7 6 tf-
I Baron Took a Feod.
Tokio, June d. Boron Komura, bb
later of foreign affairs, and one ('
the Jntinnrsn nrnirn tmvnva nee till
with other members of tho party w
go to Washington to meet tho Bus?
plenipotentiaries, had a farowcll lnW
eon with tho Mikado today, previous $
tueir departure for the United Stl
When Rev. Gordon offered !, ,...
at the opening of the Fourth celebra
Uon he requested that the "congrejra
tion stand up." 0f two lmi. ,.,.
seated together ono started to rise.when
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STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL
The oltlfm f.r,A '.Url,. nt this
institution aro''pieago3 io lmpt
no Information! j concerning tb j
dealings of its'e'ustoipofs who, havs. 1
a right to expect that their bankji
ngbuBlnsain fee treatfd
uXOENTXiVLT This wa ?
-and wo also aim to protect th&
interests in every legitimate ow
ner.
Possibly you havo need of
an institution. If so, it beeomf
' our pleasurable duty to invite yo
to come to this bitnfc
Salem State Baofc
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