OaILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1005.
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fOANDIES AND ICE OBEAM.
THE SUMMER GIEL
' Tho Beat Drink of tho Year.
PEACH ICE CREAM,
Mighty Tlno.
FULLER & DOUGLAS,
kleni's leading grocers, bakers and
nfeetlonorfl. 45Q-400, Stato street.
Row phono Main 182.
anting Boots
and Shoes
fz have the finest line ever
ought to Salem. We will
ce pleasure in showln them
you.
IHAUSER BROS., Props.
ilem Gun Store.
Sporting Goods
lolster Springs
'Or
'he Fruit Men
Wo havo a goodly supply of all slzos
lister springs for farm wagons. Thoy
thn good sort, and will snvo your
Rgoa, as well as bring in yqur farm
oducts in good order. Ask to bo
own.
Axle Grease .
) iron's graphlto groaso, Doorhako's
stor oil groaso. Tho former is largo-
. composed of graphite, a -natural lu
ll cant, and wo guarantco it to please
lu or monoy back after you uso ball
box. Tho lattor is a standard oil
oaso which will not "tar." Try it
id you'l quit tho choap groasos.
F. A. Wiggins'
nplomont Hoaso, 25B-2G7 Llborty St
srm Implements, Wheels, Antoine
ttes, Sowing Machlnos and Supplies.
Hop Pickers.
jWartcd, BO hop plokors for Bont
Kir-s' yards, about 10 wiles north of
pl-in. Good boat landing. Hops very
. i about 1800 pounds per aero.
lii"1! water and camp ground. Tolo-
i" :So. 38. ANDREW KAW,
111 :t Grower.
iotlco of Laying Sowor in Oharlos
Oartwright's Addition to tha
City of Salem, Orogon.
Mce is heroby glvon that tho Com-
a f Juncll by a resolution duly mauo
n nJjournod rogulnr mooting thero-
jf, LM1 on tho 8th day of Soptomber,
1 , ucems it cxpediont nnd proposes
hv nnd construct a six-inch alloy
fw r throuch tho Charlos CartWTlght's
Irit'nn to said oity, thenco across
fif 111 street, thonco through lot No.
ia block No. 80, in tho City of Sa-
Ini, to connect with tho alloy sewer
1 ' k 80.
fill alley sower to bo so laid and
instructed at the expense of tho
JKrly owners bonefitod. ana tne cost
berof assessed upon the property
outfitted thereby as prescribed by the
barter and Ordinances of said city.
'his notice is nublished" 10 days in tno
aiital Journal, a newspaper pub-
!ip1 in tho oltv of Salem, by order
If tho Council.
W. A. MOORES,
f-11 lit Recorder
IllUIIIUnillBHiUiiiHiBBa
PERSONALS S
MeHUBiiuiauuiMggsjnS
F. G. Luco has returned to Portland.
Tad Shclton is doing tho fair this
week.
Mr. Perry Orondorf, of Oklahoma, is
in tho city.
I, L. Patterson of Portland spent
Sunday in this city.
Jack Rogers was a passengor for
Portland this morning.
Dr. Eploy nnd wife aro spending tho
week it tho exposition.
Sam Clarke has returned from n
wcok's visit to tho fair.
Miss Emjly Horgan wont to Corral
lis today for a short visit.
Gordon Mooros is sponding a couplo
of days at tho Portland fair.
O. H. Krnusso of Portland spent Sua
day with rolativos in this city.
Prof. Francesco Soley is transacting
business in tho metropolis today.
Miss Connlo Lewis, of Portland, spent
Sunday with friends In this city.
Curl Abrnms, Tustlcr for tho States
man, is 111 at his homo at Lincoln.
Mrs, G. Mason has roturncd from an
oxtendod visit to tho Portland fair.
Mrs. II. J. Ottenhetmcr has returned
from an oxtendod visit to" California.
Alta Altman loft for Corvallls this
noon, whero sho will visit with frionds.
Horry Shear of Eugcno was a busi
ness visitor to tho Capital City Satur
day.
Miss Mmry F. McCrcdlo of Sllvorton
apont sovcral days in this city last
wook.
B. Bennigor of Fossil is sponding n
fow days in looking over tho city of
Salem.
Austin Sims enmo up from Portland
this morning for a short visit with
frionds.
Mrs. A. II. Farrar returned last even
ing from nn extended visit to tho Port
land fair.
F. A. Welch of tho stock department
of tho Lewis and Clark fair, spout Sun
day "in Salem.
Orman Bonn, of Eugcno, passed"
through Salem this morning on his wuy
to hit tho trail.
Mrs. M. A. Gill has returned from Eu
gcno, whero alio visited her nioco, Mrs.
A. M, Hendricks.
Mr. ami Mrs. F. G. Dcckabach nnd
children roturnod Saturday night from
taking in tho fair.
John Skief of Scnttlo is" sponding a
fow days in Salem beforo doparttng
for tho eastern states, i ,;
F. T. Wrlgh'tmnn ' returned this
morning from his fnrm, whero ho had
boon to spend Sundny. .
Roily IIowo departed for Snn Fran
cisco Saturday night, whero ho will
make his future home.
II. II. Rogan, an oliVtimo friond of
O. II. Pickcttc, is sponding n fow days
with him. Eugene Registor.
Mrs. I E. West wont upon to Corval
lls today to bo at tho bedsldo of her
slstor, who is ill in that city,
J. D. Guiss onfno up from Portland
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
his slstor, Mrs. Cooko Palton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Graham of For
nice, B. C., nre the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Sims, of this oity.
J. Baker of Los Angolos stopped off
in Salem for a short visit, whilo on
his way to tho groat exposition.
Lyman Ponnol and brother, George,
have gono to Ian Frnnolsco whoro they
oxpeot to make their future homo.
Mrs. W. E. McElroy and family havo
roturned from. a visit to Monroe, whero
sho was the guest of Mrs. A. O. Mc
Elroy. narry Lucas returned to tho exposi
tion grounds yosterday morning after
You'll BE CURED
Of any ailment of the Stomach, Liver,
Bowels or Kidneys very quickly of you
will only resort to tho Bitters at the
first symptom. Thousands havo found
this true during the past 60 yoars.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
Should thereforo have a' permanent
plaeo in every home, because it is ab
solutely safe and can be relied on in
oaso of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cramps,
Costtveness, Heartburn or Femalo Ills.
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coYiar
Bracelets
Skillfully and superbly wrought
in gold and silver, in the highest
etyle of artistic elegance, as well
u all other kinds of jewelry, are
displayed at Pomeroy's. We are
showing the latest of the new styles,
and you can ehooso from eur big
stock well within your " means.
Bracelets from T5e to $10.
C. T. Pomeroy
Jeweler and Optician
38 State St., Salem, Or.
having spont a few days with relatives
in this oity.
"Slim" Unruh, mnnagor of tho Col
loglan last year, came in from the
country Saturday and reported for foot
ball practice.
Miss Mercedes 81ms has returned
from Portland whero sho hn9 been
visiting frionds nnd seeing tho fair for
tho past weok.
Mrs. Scott Ward, of Albany, camo
up from Portland this morning for a
visit with hor son, Frnnk, of tho Capi
tal drug store.
Hinkle, Patton nnd Ford, members of
lust year's football squad at Wllionu
otje, nrrivod this morning, and reported
for practico at once.
Mrs. T. L. Davidson, of Salem, is in
tho oity, tho guost of her brother-in-law,
G. B. Blessing, of tho 0. H. &
X. sorvlce. Astorlnu.
Mrs. A. L, Brown and daughter, ac
companied by Miss MoNnry, loft for
Portland this morning, whoro they will
spond a week nt tho fair.
Senator M. A. Miller and family, of
Lebanon, passed through Salem this
morning, on thoir way homo from a
visit to tho Portland fair.
Mr. II P. Chapman of Bochostor,
N. Y. is visiting nt tho homo of his
sister, Mrs, C. L. Bean, at tho conior
of Ccntor and Church streets.
Mrs. M. R. Durfoy, who has boon vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. George F. Mason
in South Salem started on hor ro
turn to Fresno, Calif., Saturday.
Rov. Mos3 and family, of Walla
Walla, aro expected to arrlvo in Salem
tonight to spend a fow days at tho
Fcnscko home, on tho corner of Union
nnd Wiutor stroots.
Mrs. Stewart nni Mrs. Hill, Eastern
ladles, who have boon visiting in Sa
eom, wont to Corvallls today, whore
thoy will join tho family of Oswald
West, nt tho hop yard.
Roscoo Jamos started out this morn
ing to do tho fair, with u wild doslro to
enpturo oscnpod convicts. His friends
horo nro hoping that ho docs not intend
to stay until ho captures one.
George E. Htoh returned last oven
ing from Portland whoro ho hnd beon
iia a dologuto to tho' mooting of tho Na
tional Letter Carriers' association.
'A, J. Rlggs departed for Pendleton
this morning, to bo present nt the moot
ing of tho stato board of pharmacists
in that elty. They will conduct nn ex
amination for prospective druggists.
Messrs. Grconbaum nnd Rosteln left
yosterday morning for Portland whoro
thoy will spend sevornl days at tho
fair. They woro accompanied by thoir
families.
Rov. W. W. Forrlor of San Francis
co is in tho city, tho guest of relatives.
Ho is on his way to Soattlo to attond
tho meeting of tho American board of
foreign missions.
Mrs. 0. L. Watt loft today for San
Frnnolsco nnd Santa Rosa. Sho goos in
tho lntorost of tho United Artisans.
8ho will bo joined nt Santa Rosa by
hor son, Ivan Martin, who left Salem
sovernl weoks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Stein, who
wore recently mnrrlod in this city, oamo
up from Portland, whero they have
boon for tho past fow dayB. Thoy will
lonvo for thoir new homo in Montana
tho last of tho wook.
Mrs. D. W. Reynold of Portland and
slstor, Mrs. Harriet Mngors of Sterling
III., aro the guests of Mrs. Reynolds'
daughtor, Mrs. D. F. Brunner, at the
cornor of High and Union streets.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Fry and children,
Mr. Marvin Popplo, of Bloomlngton,
111., nnd tho Misses Helen nnd Edith
SIdos, of Downlngton, Pa,, havo re
turned from nn extended outing at Slab
creek.
Mr. and .Mrs. A. 0. MoFarland, of
Dos Moines, lown, are expeotod to ar
rlvo In Salem this ovenlng to visit their
cousins, Mr. B. F. West, and brother.
Thoy havo beon In Portland attending
tho National Letter Carriers' conven
tlon.
Miss Lena Simpson of Portland, who
hna boon the guest of Mrs. M. S. Skiff
In this oity for some time, departed
for homo yesterday morning. Sho was
accompanied by Mrs. Skiff and son,
Mark, who will visit at the fair.
Rev. George Babcook, of the First
Presbyterian ohureh, will depart for
Portland, where he will spend a part of
his two weeks' vacation, ne will go to
Olendale next week, to spend a few
days wlUi Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt,
who were recently married in this city.
George W. Louasberry, fullback on
last roar's football team nt Willam-
otte, arrived in this city from Seaside
Saturday nnd reported for praetiee
that night. Ho is in tho pink of con
dition and weighs 18 pounds more than
bo did last season, which will add some
to his effectiveness as a player.
Miss Bona Ferguson, Pendleton's
well-known and popular vocalist, left
for Portland last night, where she will
nttend Portland academy for the com
ing winter. She will also take vocal
lessons from Mrs. Reed, the prominent
vocalist, and instrumental lessons from
Prof. Gurkee. Pendleton East Ore
gonlan. Miss Ferguson visited in Salem
this summer, as the guest of Miss Stella
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Fall Opening
WE BE BEADY TO SBttVE OUE PATRONS WITH THE BEST
OF MEN'S, BOYS' AND OniLDBEN'S OXOTHINO HATS AND
TOGGERY THE COUNTRY AFFORDS.
WE HAVE THE VERY BEST MAKEB'S BEST FBOM EVERY-
WHERE. - ,r
WE MADE OBEAT PBBPAEATIONS FOB TALL AND WINTEB
TBADE, AS WE WANT TO BEAT ALL PEEVIOUS BEOOBDS, AND
WE'BE CONFIDENT THAT WE'LL DO IT.
TniS FALL THE COATS WILL BE OUT FROM ONE TO TWO
INCHES LONOEB THAN LAST YBAB. THE DOUBLE-BREASTED
WILL BE USED BY YOUNO MEN. THE DARK WORSTEDS AND
FANCY CHEVIOTS WILL BE USED MOSTLY BY WELL DBES3BH
MEN.
,THE "ROBERTS" HAT LEADS ALL IN STYLES AND BUBA.
BILITY THIS YEAR.
Salem Woolen Mill Store
0. P. BISHOP, PEOPBEQTOE.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. B. Gilbert, of Al
bany, N. Y., who havo beon tho guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wiggins for tho
past four weeks, started on thoir roturn
homo this morning. Thoy havo boon
charmed with Oregon and tho Oregon
climate, and particularly at tho sight
of roses blooming out of doors in Sep
tember. Thoy woro Accompanied as far
as, Portland by Mrs. Wiggins nnd Mil
dred, who will spend a fow days at tho
fair.
Tlio Missos Mary nnd Anna Snloraan,
of Prlnevllle, who aro students nt tho
unlvorslty, arrlvod in this city Friday.
Lust year thoy boarded at tho "Ladies'
hall," but their mother and slstor camo
with thorn this timo and will koop house
for them this winter. Thoy took thoir
suimnor outing in rather a unique way.
Thoy camo ovor tho mountains in a
wagon, nnd stopped for several days at
a timo at tho dllTeront summer rosorts
along tho route Thoy report a very
pleasant trip.
TWO
HEADED
SNAKE
Perfect Specimen Found Near
the Capital City
John Doyons, who lives nt tho Petty
john Forry, flvo mllos south of Salem,
brought to Tho Jourunl ofllco today a
two-hondod snnko, allvo, woll and hap
py in tho possession of tho doublo doso
of hoad-ploccs. 'it is of tho wator
snako varioty, and his llttlo nioco, ary,
found it near tho rivor, along a llttlo
brook. Tho animal has four oyca, two
tongues, nnd tho heads aro jolnod on
ono body nt tho back of tho nock. Tha
snako catchos flics and bugs, swims and
dlvo9 in a pan of wator, and tho chil
dren havo mado qulto a pot of it. The
snnko is nine inchos loug, and has ft
groonish color. After showing the curi
osity ho took it homo with him, and
will rniso tho sorpent for a living eurlo.
Incredible Brutality.
Iv would havo boon lncredlblo bro
tallty if Ohas. F. Lomborger, of Syra
cuse, N. Y., had not done the bost he
could for his sucorlng eon. "My boy,"
ho says, "cut a fearful gash ovor his
oyo, so I appliod Bucldon's Arnica
Salvo, which quickly hoalod It and
BAVod his oyo." Good for burns and
ulcore, too. Only S5o at J. 0. Porry'a
Drug, Store.
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Tho bost in nono too good. You get
this nt Farrlngton's meat market.
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FLETCHER'S OA8TORIA.
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At a tecent meeting of the stock
holders of the House Finishing Co.
it was decided to close oat the Al
bany store and dissolve the corpor
ation and to make quick work of it.
A large part of the Albany stock
will be shipped to Salem and closed
out.
All articles in Salem storewhich
have duplicates in Albany will be
included in this Dissolution. Sale.
Watch our windows
THE HOUSE 'iYV
FURNISHING COMPANY
1 77 Liberty St
Salem, Oregon.
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