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SAEBY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1005.
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Stockton" & Co
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
New
Petticoats
$J.25
Wo havo just received nn, elegant
lino of Moreen Petticoats in blnck,
brown and bluo; 20-inch nccordoon
plaited ruffles.
Considered n bargain ovorywhero at
1.50. Our prices while thoy Inst
$1-25.
Summer Clearance Sale
OF
Men's Straw Hats
Every straw lint in tho houso reduced. "Now Motr, hero's your clinnco to
got your summer straw hat at a great saving.
FREE Return to us $7.G0 in Cash Snlo Slips nnd rocoivo frco of chnrgo
ono yonr's subscription to M'OALLS MAGAZINE.
1 A DARK
BROWN
TASTE
1 v -Mpyiy
Shingles
Best Star A. Star Shingles
$J.85 .
PER IOOO.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
Walte Motley
GO Court Street, Solent
OA m V O X. Xuflu .
tfewi tit 7 The Kind You Han Almp B002X
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FOBD,
Over Ladd k Bush's Bank, Salem, Or.
Norwich Union Fire Insur
ance Society
Frank Moredlth, Bosident Agont.
Office with Win. Brown & Co., No. 120
Commercial Stroot.
NEW TODAY
Tbeo. M. Barr Successor to Bnrr &
Potzol, tinner and plumbor. Hot nir
wator and steam hoating a spocialty,
Salem, Oregon. 3-2-
50 Cents Until furthor notico tho Dal
las stngo will bo 00 cents oach way.
J. J. Fidlor. 7-12-3t
Israel W. Durham, tho Philadelphia
Republican boss, whoso power tons boon
virtually shattered by tho vigorous
measures of Mnyor Wonver.
For Salo No. 1 cow, Inqulro of Mrs.
Cntherino Brown, 8-1 Commercial
Btroot. 4Phono Red 2323. 7-18-3t
For Rent. Furnished cottago, nil mod
orn convonloncos. Also two unfur
nished houses, Jos. 1L Albert.
7-18-tf
Oliicago Wheat,
Chicago, July lO.Whont "84
corn, 6757,. oats, 3031"4.
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REMEMBER
Wo can do your repair work as good as tho best, and bettor than tho
rest, and chnrgo no more than anyouo olso. wo niwnys nwwji um ..
fresh, as wo buy of ton. Wo carry Hartford, Morgan &. Wright nnd Q.
J. tlresj In fnot, wo havo tires and rims, ns woll as nil other ropairs to fit
nil makos of bicycles, and our prices nro right. Push tho button and wo
Will do tho rest. Bost work at honest prices. .
Frank J. Mooe
Phono 301 Black.
370 Court Street.
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Cannibal Tribe in Africa Eats
2,000 Negroes, and 8
White Men for Pie
Berlin, July 10. Tho colonial au
thorities qf Gorman Southwest Africa
roport tho outbreak of tho cannibal
trlbo. of Njoms, in German CanoroomS.
In Juno tho trlbo devoured 2000 no
groes and eight white persons. Tho
German forces nro too weak to cope
with tho savages.
Arcanumltoa May Form Now Order.
Now York, July 10. It is now
nearly two months since tho Supremo
Council of tho Hoynl Arcanum met nt
Atlnntic City and decided to advnnco
tho insurnnco rates of the order. This
has given sufficient time for tho sen
timent of tho rank and file of tho or-
dor to crystnlizo and it now becomes
ovldont that somo dcclsivo stop. must
bo taken in tho right direction or olso
tho order is bound to loso a largo per
centage of its momborship. During
tho Inst two or thrco weeks stnto con
ventions havo been held in Now York,
Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Michignn,
Pennsylvania and other states, vigor
ously protesting ot tho incrcaso ini
rates which havo boon mndo, rfnd in
somo instances thero havo been open
threats of socosslon nnd tho formation
of a now order. Tho secession move
ment has gained great headway and
its promoters hnvo cvon gono so far
ns o agrco upon a nnmo for tho new
order, thnt of- tho Loyal Arcanum.
Tho rates agreed upon by tho Su
premo Council nt its May mcoting nd
vnnco tho monthly paymonts of mem
bers at tho ago of 40 and beyond from
1C0 to 500 per cent. To rescind this
notion seven Grand Councils, each rep
resenting a state, must send a written
request to tho Supremo Regent to call
a mooting of tho Supremo Council, It
is sniu mat mo required numoor or
stnto councils havo already mado such
roqueat, but so far no action has been
taken by tho Supremo Regent or tho
Supreme Council in tho mntter.
The objectors havo urged all mem
bers to rotaln their membership until
October, in liopo thnt tho new rntos
may bo withdrnwn. If nftor thnt dato
tho Supremo Council falls to take ac
tion, it is likely that immediate steps
will bo taken to form a now and rival
ordor. Thoso favoring tho secession
movement dcclnro thnt inoro than CO
per cent of tho members of tho Hoynl
Arcanum nro ready to withdraw and
join n now order.
CARLOAD OF LARD BUCKETS.
And a Few Thoughts Suggested In
Contemplating Them. '
StcuflloiT Bros, nnd Cross, who supply
Salem nnd vicinity with n largo portion
of tho meat products used hero, re
cently ordered a carload of lard buck
ets, each taking half. Thero arc somo
44,000 buckets in thjo bunch. Just
think of it, and what It means. Tho
number of big porkers that will havo
to tnko nntl-fnt to All them all. Think
of tho amount of big, fat grain fed
hams nnd rod-streaked bacon that will
pllo up, whllo tho hard-hearted butch
ers "fry tho fat" out of their victims
in true campaign stylo. Think of tho
souso and tho pig trottors, delicious
byo or sty products. Think of tho
sausages linked in truo brotherhood,
thnt will hang In gay festoons, tho
flowers of tho butcher shop. Think of
tho mighty squenl it would make If all
tho squeals woro condensed into one, as
tho ungrateful "rooters" rcfuso to bo
led liko lambs to tho slaughter. Still,
on sccVrnd thoughts, If you don't wnnt
to think, well, don't.
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Our Great
Arm Brokon and Wrist Dislocated.
Mr. W'. B. Duncan, who resides on his
farm in Spring Vnlloy is willing to
testify to tho fact that troubles novor
conio singly. Whllo hauling a load of
hay into tho barn yesterday ho fell off,
breaking his right forearm, and dis
locating his wrlBt. Tho accident is a
very painful ono, nnd will lay him up
for sovcrnl months. About this time
last yenr Mr. Duncan received a chargo
from a gophor gun In his hand, which
necessitated tho amputation of two of
his fingors.
Texas Confederate Reunion.
Galvoston, Toxns, July 10. Tho
morning trains brought scores of pcor
plo into Galveston to nttcud tho an
nual reunion of tho Toxnn division,
United Confcdcrnto VctornnB. Hotels
nnd boarding houses nro filled with
votornns and other frionds, nnd all in
dientions point to an unusunlly sue
coBsful gathering. Tho lutcrost of tho
dny centered in tho opening exercises,
which wero presided over by Major
Goneral K. M. Van Zandt, of Fort
Worth. Addresses of wolcomo woro
dollverod and responded to and reso
lutions woro presented on tho denth of
former Qovornor Lubbock. Tho ro
mnlning business sessions, which con
tinue over tomorrow, will bo inter
spersod with many features of enter
tninmont arranged by tho Galveston
votornns. Tho downtown section of
tho city Is gnyly docornted in honor of
tho reunion.
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That
Silver Plated
Tea o Coffee Pot
of yours will bo mndo as good ns now, if you'll lot us replato It.
Our platiug la heavy triple plate, finished in tho best manner and guar-
""we41 'uvorida'evcrything you want plated, and at very moderate
"wo also do nickel plating; tools, instruments, parts of bicycles, stoves,
CZrTTf to ahow samples of our
work. Or call at tho store. -
State aa
LiWrty St.,
Sakm, Ore
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Ago-Coming of Young Duke,
Berlin, July 10. Gothn, Coburg, Go-
..! mm nnd aMiav MilfiA warn n t&ta
lUHUll HUM -
today In houor of tho ngo-ooming of tho
young Duko Karl Edward, tho Lng
lish born Prince of Albany, who was
chosen to succeed1 to tho throne of
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha on tho death
of his uncle. Tho young duko reached
his twenty-first birthday, nnd with
simple ceremonies took tho over tho
roina of covorninont from Princo Er
nest of Hobenloge, who has acted ns
regont during the minority of tho
young duke.
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Island Park Assembly,
Rome City, Iud July 19.-The 27th
session of tho Western Chautauqua
(Island Park Assembly) and Summer
School opened" hero today aud will con
tinue uutil August 11. Tho attendance
is tho largest ever rugistored o,n an
opening dny and all igns point to an
exceptionally successful session. Tho
programme provides for the usual uni
versity study courso with competent
lecturers and round-table leaders.
Spaniards Want Money.
Madrid, July 19. The Spanifb.gov.
eminent is arranging for reparation to
Spaniard imprisoned in tho Philip
pines by the Americans during tho war
of 1809, who are still la the island.
Recommends Tost Caso.
Attornoy.Gonornl Crawford handed
down an opinion to tho city council of
Coquille City this morning, in which
ho stntes that It would bo a very diffi
cult matter to dccldo tho validity of
tho local option liquor law in Coos
county, nnd ho thoroforo recommend
ed tho bringing of n test caso before
tho supremo court for settlement. Tho
courts In Coos county so far havo up
held tho law, although tho saloon cle
ment has mado strong efforts to knock
it out.
Clearing Sale
s
Continued
It always has boon tho policy of our Btoro not to carry any goofo
over from ono season to tho other. That is why wo inaugurato this Tow.
orful Clearing Salo ovory Beason to clear the storo of this season's goodi
and havo tho sholvos roady for our fall arrival. Tho wonderful trtfj
wo did tho past wook shows ua dearly that the pcoplo appreciate our
way of doing business. Road tho following prico Urt ovor carofully and U
you don't trado with ua it will keop you from paying too much for your
goods olBOwhoro.
There are twenty different
cinnamon barks, and they cost
from 4 to- 55c lb. This ex
plains the market, all but one
particular. Schilling's Best is
the best with the coarser pieces
picked-out; not thrown-away ;
oh no; they go to some less
particular grinder.
Troo Cutting Caso in Court.
Tho caso of Fry vs Clinton occupied
tho attention of tho circuit court all
foronoon, nnd is now in tho hands of
tho jury. This Is tho enso in which
Mrs. Fry seoks to recover dnmngos
for tho destroying of a beautiful shnde
troo in front of hor resldenco by nn cm
ployo of tho tolephono company. This
onso is bolug watched with a groat
deal of interest by citizens of Salem
who hnvo had their shado trees ruth
lessly mutllnted by employes of this
and other similar companies.
Ilorsca Burned.
A flro near Corvnllls last Friday de
stroyed a barn belonging to M. S.
Woodcock. Tho barn contained 30 tons
of hay. Two fino mares and two
onlvos wero in tho barn, and woro
burned to death. Nothing is known ns
to tho origin of the fire.
ADDITIONAL" PERSONALS.
Dr. and Mrs. T. D, Coo, of Kelths
burg, T1K, nro visiting Mr. nnd Mrs.
II, S. Polsal, near Rosedale,
Governor Chamberlain is back in tho
stae of Oregon again, having arrived
in Portland this morning.
Stnto School Superintendent Acker
nuin is nttonding n meotingt of tho
board of regents of tho stnto ngrlcul
tural cololgo nt Corvnllls today.
Prof. F, B. Jonks, of Goshen, Indi
ana, has just terminated n ploasnnt
visit with Mr. and Mrs. II. 8. Poisal, at
Hankautat ranch, near Rosedale. Prof.
Jenka Is connected with tho depart
ment of biology in tho collego nt Go
shen. Miss BInnoho Lewis, a former stu
dent of Willamette University, who
has been teaching at Port Ludlow the
past winter, and is now moving to Cal
ifornia with her parents, stopped off in
Salem last night for a short visit with
friends. Sho will be a student at the
University of California next year.
Fraud Order Stands.
8t. Louis, July 19. Judge McPher-
son, of the United States court, today
deniod the injunction asked by tho
People Lnited States bank, to prevent
postofllee officials from executing the
fraud1 order issued against it by the
postmaster gcueral,
WASH SUITS AND SHIRTS.
$4.50 pretty pcrcalo waah suite, dain
tily trimmed, cloarlng prico $2.05
$5 protty waoh suits, prico $3.50
$2.50 Fancy PK Dress Skirts $1.50
$3.50 Whito PK Dross Skirts $2.46
Odd lot of $1.76 wash dross
skirts 05c
SUMMER SHIRT WAISTS.
85c Proty Dimity Shirt Waists,
prico 5c
$1.35 Whito Shirt Waists, noatly
trimmod, clearing prico 75c
$2 Whito Shirt Waists, handsomely
trimmed, prico 51-36
Silk Waists at Cloaring Pricoe.
ACCORDION PLAITED SKIRTS.
Wo carry a swell lino of thoso prot
ty accordion plaited Dross Skirts
in all colors; thoy aro worth up
to $8.50 and $0, cloaring prico
$4.75
4.50 Mohair Drees Skirts ....$2.05
MOHAIR AND SILK SUITS.
$12 Mohair Suite, all tailored, goods
latest stylo, prico $0.00
$15 Silk Shirt Waist Suits.... $8.00
$10.00 Covert Jackets, prico.. $0.00
MILLINERY.
Cloaring prices on everything in
thnt department.
$2.60 Trimmod Hata, salo prico $1.30
$5 Trimmod Hato, salo prico. .$2.50
Children's Hata Half Prico
DRESS GOODS.
And still the rush for Droea Goods
koops up, and why not? Wo havo
tho latest goods to show you and at
tho smallest prices in Salem.
Fancy Mohair Dress Goods 25c,
35c and 40c, worth doublo tho price.
Imported Fancy Mohair Dress
Goods, swell stuff, C5c, 75c and 85c
FINE SILKS.
This department ia a wonder, Wt
cannot keep enough of them la
stock.
45c Wash Chiffon Silks, all colon;
yd 23c
Waoh India Silks for Shirt WaiaU
in whito, croam, pink, bluo, navy,
prico 25c, 30c 4Gc and 05c, wortk
doublo.
Remnants of Fino Colored Bilks,.
Half Price
Black Silks, every kind and every
prico. t
SUMMER WASH GOODS.
Out thoy havo to go; no mercj
shown to any plocc of goods in tbJj
department, no matter how prctt;
it ia.
600 yds fancy 8Vio protty xwu,
price sy,
12ac, 16c and 18e Fancy Who
Goods, prico ' 80 and 10c
Whito PK and Whito Indian Hei4
Dross Goods at small prices.
CLEARING PRICES.
On ovory ortlclo in tho follovi&f
departments: RIBBONS, LA0E3,
EMBROIDERIES, LADH1S' AND
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, WHITB
GOODS, TABLE LINENS, SHOES,
MEN'S UNDERWEAR, NECK
TIES, COLLARS, STRAW HAT3,
CAPS, HATS and OVERALLS.
SALEM'S FASTEST GROWING STORE.
McEVOY BROS.
Corner of Commer
cial and Court Streets
EVEN A
MORMON
MAY FALL
John A. Cannon Brother of
Utah's Senator Arrested
for Embezzlement
and Forgery
Salt Lake, Utnh, July lO.-John Ml J
unnnon, rormorly secretary of tho
Utnh world's fair commission nt St.
Louis, wns arrestod today' at Loth
bridge, Alhortn, Cnnadn, charged with
forgery and embozzlemont. Extrodl
tlon papers are now holng proparod.
Cannon Is tho son f Prosldont Geo. M.
Cannon, of tho Mormon church, and
brother of Former Senator Frank Can
non. Up Is accused of forging tho
nnmo of Former Governor Wells to
warrants. Ho disappeared late in Jan
uary, nt whioh tlmo ho wns brigadier
general of tho Utah National Guard.
Tried to Kill Frlck.
Pittsburg, Pa., July 19.-Alexander
Borkham, tho former anarchist, left
tho westorn penitentiary this morulnp.
having served 12 y.onrs nnd 8 months
ror attempting to kill II. C. Prick dur
ing tho Homestead striko. Ho was
taken to Cloarmont, where ho will servo
a year for oarrylug concealed weapons.
Bight years and four months of tho
time was commuted for good behavior.
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A Younk Dukelet.
Gotham, Germnny,' July 19.-Duk
Charles Edward made formal entry in
to Gotha this morning to take over the
rulo of tho dutohy of Snxo-Coburg,
Gotha, this being tho duke's 21st birth
day. Tho young ruler was met at thel
entrance of the city by troops nnd
escorted to the palaco, where he took
the oath of office.
It's Quit Using Tea.
Washington T n t..i -in . , .
--- , . v,., uljr ji,. Auvices
from Shanghai announce the proposed
Chinese boycott of American gooda
went into effect today. Consular au
thonties were unable to allay the agi
tation. .
linn
Mrs. W. A, Clark, wife of the M
tana United States senator nnd ePr
king, who will soon attempt to brt
into the ranks of New York's
hundred, Tho Clarks magnificent
slon, which has been building in &
avenue for soveral years is now a
ing completion, and It is expected
ba thn VAnn nt nmft trnrtjeOUS "'
talnmnnln. llnittn nrvvthine that V
ever taken placo In New York bortj