.A. '. '
ES!
l Little Better
fhan Seem
Hecessary
the verdict of every whs cats
CANDIES AND IOE CREAM.
THE BUMMER GIRL
The Bot Drink of the Year.
PEAOH IOE CREAM,
Mighty Fine.
FULLER & DOUOLAB,
pa! era's loading grocers, bakers and
htfectioners, 450-460, State etreet,
JNoTT phono Main 182.
punting Boots
and Shoes
ye have the finest line ever
ought to Salem. We will
fee pleasure In showin them
& you.
HAUSER BROS.. Props.
Ufem Gun Store.
Sporting Goods
airbanks Morse
asollne Engines
FOE WOOD SAWING, PUMPING
'ATER GRINDING PEED, GUT-
O ENSILAGE, HAY BALING,
any other work on farm or In city
op In and look over tho onglno, ami
mo acquainted with Its good foa-
09. Absolutely reliable slmplo in
tructton, mado of tho finost obtaln-
o materia). Scores of thorn in uso
over tho valley.
'.A. Wiggins'
iplement House, 255-257 Liberty St
'arm Implements, Wheels, Autcmo-
les, Hewing macnuioa ana supplies.
OHICHrSTCR'B CNQLI8H
kl Itltl) ol CUM m.ulU. Ui. miIU
J 1tt kli rib.. 'I .kc ii. .tt.tr, IUri.
IlHcras. Hab.tltnll.a. aad lulu.
Il.a. Hay f j..t Ilraciut t i 4.. I.
U"R. " I'aril.aUra, TmIIm.UL
u4 "IWll.r f.r I..JIm,"i .ur, r r.
Un U.IL lll.nilll TuiIh..i.Ii luUi
Uolttll-p.T. Ma4Ua naar, 1-lllL.A 0C
11 DlM..!.!.. rkl.kMll)kH.l..l II.
Sawbones Appointed.
Movornor Chamberlain has appointed
I) following doloftatcs from this atato
tho 14th annual session of tho Asso-
itlon of Military Surgeons of tho
litcd States, which moots at Detroit,
ichigan, Septombor 25 to 20, irvclu-
:e: urs. josopn D. Btornborg, Chas.
Chamberlain, Sanford Whiting, of
rtlnnd; Frampton C. Brosius Hood
verj W. L, Ohoshiro, Eugene; W. E.
rll, Oregon City; W. II. Byrd, Salem,
1 if. II. Kills, Albany.
rrhls association is composed of mod-
I ofllcors of tho army and navy, pub
heulth and mnrino hospital servico
1 tho national guard of tho soveral
i ten.
Walt's Vacation.
Hngineer Walt DcLong, of tho flro
partmont, left last evening for tho
Tosloy hop yard, where ho will put In
vacation of tea days as cheek boss.
ring bis absence Clark Churchill will
Id down Walt's ob, nnd Pete Oraber
11 tako ChufblU'a plaqe.
EXCURSION RATES
Dnring the Lewis and Clark
exposition tho 0. C. T. Co. will
make the fol.owing rate: Salem
to Portland, ono way, 75 cents;
round trip, $1.00. Tickets good
ton days. Leave Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 7 a. m,
M. P. BALDWIN, Agt.
Dock Foot of Trade Street.
PIUHIHOIIIIHHIIIHH
Phene: Main 2953.
AM,
WORK
DELIVERED
WHEN
PROMISED
211 fi CQinipetffat St.
Onf The Journaf, '
PENNYROYAL PILLS
I S"?v ., . UHaU.I Mil ulr J. .!..
li.tl CVili ttr CIIICIIIXTI'K'S 1'Nm.lNir
ro 5 i2
kv p
DAILY
CONVICTS -LOSE
A JOB
Portland Air-tight Stove Co.
Fails to Make Good on
Its Contract
Governor Chamberlain announced
yesterday nfternoon that the Portland
Airtight Slovo Manufacturing Com
pany had 'failed to comply with tho
torms of their agreement in bidding for
fho labor of tho convicts at tho peni
tentiary, and that thoreforo 'thoj' would
bo compelled to forfeit their $500 cosh
deposit. When bids were called for
several weeks ago this company pnt in
a bid of CS cents per day, nnd agreed to
employ at least 100 convicts for a term
of ten years. They suffered heavily,
however, by tho loss of tholr plant in
Portlnnd, by firo a fow days ngo, and
do not now feel ablo to undcrtako the
work at tho pcnitontlary.
Tho governor will now endeavor to
mako arrangements with tho Lowcn
berg & Going Co., tho present operators
of tho foundry, to continuo to operate
tho foundry and employ tho convicts,
until other arrangements can be mado.
This company has only boon paying
tho sum of iVj cents per hour, but tho
govornor will mako no contract for
loss than 5 cents, and, if necessary,
will put in operation tho theory of
"farming out."
Tho Ohanco of a lifetime
To get in on tho ground floor of a
producing-mino that will bo on a div
idend paying basis in November of this
ycart
Dr. W. B. Morso and J. O. Lee & Co.,
of Salem; It. B. Montagu, Dr. Hodges,
II. A. Clcek, P. B. Nutting, of Albany,
havo recently bought tho famous Ster
ling Quartz Mino, of Siskiyou county,
California. This property is opened
by throo tunnels, aggregating soven
teon hundred feet; has more than one
million dollars' worth of oro blocked
out, ready for tho mill; is equipped
with a tcn-stnmp mill, an incline auto
matic tram, and all noccssary build
ings. Tho plant is now in full opera
tion, Tunning night and day.
Tor tho purposo of rnislng immodl
oto funds to put in our wintor supply
of provisions nnd two concentrators,
wo nro selling n smnll block of this
stock at 15 cents per share, stock to bo
issued fully paid nnd non-nsses9ablo,
immediately after tho corporation has
been completed. This stock will nd
vunco to 25 cents per shnro on Wednes
day of next week, ns tho company will
bo Incorporated on that day, and will
advanco again as soon ns tho Novom
bor 'dividend is paid to 60 conts por
share.
Not more than two thousand shares
of this stock will bo sold to any one
porson at 15 conts por share. Don't
wait until tomorrow if you want a
block of this stock.
Tor full particulars and specimons
of oro call at our ofllce.
J. O. LEE & CO.,
337 Stnto Strcot, Salora, Oregon.
CASTOHIAi
Absolute
Safety
Is tba boat thing we hare to offer.
Other inducements nro of . second,
ary importance. Upon this basis enly
do wo 'solicit your patronage.
Salem State Bank
L. K. PAGE, President
E. W. HAZARD, Cashier
ELLIOTT'S SAFETY
1-jOP TICIETS
Printed on Lasting Grade Card Board.
PRICES RIGHT! QUICK SERVICEI
PKOOF8 tUBMintO
DM ALL WORK.
THE N. D. ELLIOTT PRINTERY
ax? 8f Commercial 6 Snleiu, Or.
CAPITAL JOURNAL. RALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1005.
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PERSONALS
MIIlUEMHlimHlMimil
Carl Abrams spent yesterdaj in
Portland.
George Irwin returned this morning
from Portland.
Attorney John Bayno went to Port
land this morning.
H. II. Ling, of Summit, is visiting
relatives lis Salem.
Jncob Opplingor, of Silverton, was a
Salem visitor today.
Charles Humphreys and family nro
visiting in Portland.
Mayor Corby, of Woodburn, is in tho
city on business today.
Miss Agues Stlnson enmo up from
Portland this morning.
Hon. Walter L. Tooro came up from
Woodburn this morning.
Miss Lolb Prlngle, of Seattle, is vis
iting relatives in tho city. -
Ralph Watson, of tho Oregonlan, is
spending tho day in Salem.
n. V. Gates, of Hillsboro, was in the
city yesterday on business.
G. Woodward, of Portland, is trans
acting business in Salfcm today.
M. E. Sherman, of Washington, D.
C, is visiting relatives in Salem.
J. M. Martin nnd wifo wcro among
those going to tho fnlr yesterday.
Prof. Dawson and fnmlly loft on tho
late ovorlnnd lost night for Boston.
S. S.- Group, of Danburry, Con., is
visiting relatives in this city for a fow
days.
W. P. Babcock has returned from
Stayton, whero ho had gono on busi
ness. Mrs. S. Hovondcn, of Portland, is
visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. A. M.
Cannon.
J. B. Nell has returned to Ilosoburg,
after spending a week with frlomls in
this city.
0. Abbott has returned to Portland
after spending several days in thls'city
and Dallas,
Mr. Lorcn Hale, of lone, is in tho
city, tho guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank
WnrO.
THEY ABE MONEY SAVERS
SATISFACTION GIVERS
AND THE BEST MADE.
SALEM BROOMS.
Ilov, Lainck, of Sublimity, who has
boon in Germany recently, was in town
today. -
Miss Pearl Jones, of San Francisco,
is visiting nt tho homo of her uncle,
M. L. Jones.
Virgil Allan loft Inst night for Jnek
sonvillc, whoro ho will ongngo in tho
mining business.
Lloyd Farmer wont to Portlnnd this
morning to spend n fow dus at the
great exposition.
IJ. MeOrogor, of Concordin, KniMWs
arrived In Salem yosterday, and will
visit in thin city.
O. McFnddon, of Cas county, Tows,
who Is touring tho West, is spondlng a
fow duys in Salem. ,
Miss Luella Jones, of Omega, Ohio
started on her return homo on the late
ovorlaml last night.
J. H. Itolnnd, of Jefferson, returned
homo last evening nfter attending to
business in this city.
Thomas Arthur, of Portland, who has
boon in tho oity for a fow. days, went
up to Albany last evening,
John W. Coehrnn, of tho Oregon City
Enterprbw, oaino up yesterday to at
tend tho wedding of his sister.
0. B. Moores and fnmlly havo re
turnod from Newport, whero they
havo been for tho lost two months.
Mrs. W. II. noogs, of Honolulu, ar
rived in Salem this morning, and is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. A. M. Cannon
Mrs. A. h. Buohtol and son, of Ante
lope, who Imvo beon visiting in this
vielnlty, returned to their home jester
day.
District Attorney McNary roturwHt
from Eugene this morning, whero he
baa bcn on business connected with his
ofllce.
George B, McMillan, t Grand- Rap
ids, Miob,,was nttemling to some busi
now in the state land department yes
terday, Fred T. Merrill and Robert Sharkey
are in town today, making arrange
meuts tot the opening of the Edison
theatre.
M. A. and A. F. Johnson, of Biadden,
Nebraska, are visiting relatives in this
city before going on to the fair at
Portland,
J. Miles, of Fort Whipple, Ariawna,
arrived in this aity yesterday, and will
visit in and areund Salem tor several
days before continuing their journey
to tho fair,
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Wiggins, Miss
Wiggins and Mr. Iddings attended a
daneing party at the mute school Tues
day evening.
Mrs. William Bleckman and sen, of
EvanBville. Ind.. axe visiting at the
home of her brother, S. neimrotb, on
Cottage street.
Mrs. E. B. Wiggina nd her cousin,
Misa Eva Hall, went up to "Hillside
Farm" this morning, where they will
remain until after hop picking.
H Car A ft t4.?t
Salem Woolen Mill Stote
itgrs-yjoj-vcjiyH wwbjj.' jw!im.wwbii
Mr and Mrs. Cromwell Gibson and
daughter, of Burnsldo, III., who havo
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C. nowd,
nt their farm near Shaw, hnvo loft for
their home, going via California,
C. E. Cnscbero, who wns called to
Salem on account of tho death of his
grandmother, returned Inst night and
resumed his duties In French & Co's
bany today. Tho Dalles Chroniclo.
W. F. Mooro and family, of Har
mony, Minnesota, who havo boon visit
ing at tho homo of Mr. Mooro 's nunt,
Mrs. Dan Webstor, in Yow Park, start
ed on their return homo this morning.
Tho Misses Harriet Warflold and Cn
mlllo Onrroll, of Eugene, and Ruth
Fllnn, of Albany, went to Portlnnd this
morning, nftor nttondlng tho Pratt
Cochran nuptials in this city last ev
ening. Miss Llln V. Swofford, who Is to bo
instructor in German nnd Algebra in
tho high school this year, has returned
from an extoudod visit to Portland,
Oregon Oity, Vancouver and Sauvlo's
Island.
Mrs. Mary A. Buonnor enmo up
from Portland yestcrduy to bo ut tho
bcdsldo of hor daughtpr-ln-law, Mrs, D,
1'. Bucuner, who is quito 111 nt hor
homo on tho earner of Union nnd High
streets.
Will Barrett, of Albany, travollng
snlosmnn for tho Art Luathor Company,
of Los Angolos, nttondod tho Prntt
Cochran wedding in this city last ev
ening. Ho wont on to Portland this
morning.
Rqv. James Thompson, Jr., pastor of
tho Presbyterian elm r oh at Trout Lake,
Wash., attended tho wedding of his
former classmate, Ooorgo Pratt, in this
city lajt ovotdng, and roturnod as far
as Portland this morning.
"Rncohorso" Nnco, Willamette's
famous halfback, arrived this morn
ing, and is now ready for tho coming
frays. Ho says ho was nover in bettor
condition, aud Coach Bishop is expect
ing him to "do groat things this year.
Mrs. Julia Huckimi and daughter,
Miss Huckina, formerly of Carthage,
111., have gone to San Jose, California,
for tho wintor. Thoy havo boon spend
ing the summer with the former's
brother, J. 0. Howd, and family, near
Shaw,
Miss Queeulo Worden, of San Luis
Obispo, who wus a clusomnto of Miss
Hlla McCoy at Mills seminary, is hor
Two kinds of goods and
trade; a bargain's a bargain
and moneyback. One makes
friends, and the other loses
Schilling's Best at your
grocer's.
Only 3
Jm C
337 STATE STREET
Fall Opening
sam
WE RE BEADY TO SERVE OUR PATRONS WITH THE BEST
OP MEN'S, BOYS' AND OinLDRBN'S OLOTHING HATS AND
TOGGERY1 THE COUNTRY AFFORDS.
WE HAVE THE VERY BEST MAKER'S BEST FROM EVERY
WHERE. WE MADE GREAT PREPARATIONS FORFALL AND WINTER
TRADE, AS WE WANT TO BEAT ALL PREVIOUS REOORDS, AND
WE'RE CONFIDENT TIIAT WE'LL DO IT.. y
THIS FALL THE COATS WILL -BE OUT FROM ONE, TO TWO
INCHES LONGER THAN LAST YEAR. THE DOUBLE-BREASTED
WILL BE USED BY YOUNG MEN. THE DARK WORSTEDS AND
FANCY OnBVIOTB WILL BE USED MOSTLY BY WELL DRESSED
MEN.
THE "ROBERTS" HAT LEADS ALL IN STYLES AND RURA
BIUTY THIS YEAR,
0. P. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR.
guest nt present, nnd will romaln a
fortnight Tho Dalles Chronicle. Miss
Worden also vlsltod in Salem tho guest
of Misa Mablo Page.
T - o
OATOK.IA
Bwi tl Zj9 "" m ''
.. ni w,. -1,J V-JII. I
fJ CiJm
An nttompt was mado to hold up a
saloon at Sprlngflold Monday night,
but tho robbor wns frightened away
by tho presonco of mind of tho son of
tho proprietor. Both tho fattier and
sod had boon ordered to throw up
tholr hands. Tho fathor compiled,
but tho son reached for a bucket of
water stnndlng near by, and throw
wator bucket and all at tho robber.
During tho confusion which followed
tho fathor-procuredi a pistol, but tho
robber had fled.
Special Excursion Rates.
August 21 and 25 and Septombor 10
and 17, tho Southern Pacific company
will soil 00-dny special excursion tick,
ots to eastern points. Btopovon grant
ed going nnd roturnlng. For particu
lars soo agents.
How to Live and Be
Jolly All the Day
BAT nOT CAKES, BREAKFAST
MUTTTNS, BOSTON
OR PLUM PUDDINQ mado fresh from
ALLEN'S B, B. B,
most healthy nnd tasteful food you
can procuro. Try It and you will wan ,
no moro of the ready made, bake-shop
or oannedgoods kind. The flour is
prepared all roady for the liquids. The ' '
ECONOMY in buying; the SEtfPUO.
ITY in making and the ASSURANCE
of having a pure and wholesome food
are points worthy of consideration.
Moe Days Left
TO BUY OREAT NORTHERN AT
DO CENTS PER SHARE. THE PRICE
POSITIVELY ADVANCES TO 78
CENTS MONDAY, THE 11TH.
LEE & CO.
I &
WU ARE
Contemplating going to Uig
hop yard.
WE ARE
' i if 'f
prepared to supply your
wants at bottom prices.
A. L. Harvey
The Popular Grocer
Cor. Court' an'd High Sts.
BROWN BREAD
FLOUR, It is the
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SALEM. ROEGON
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