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DAILY CAPITAL JOTJBNAL. SALEM, nW. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1
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Stockton & Co.
The Old
White Cornet
Fashion's
Invitation
Mny wo have tho honor of your presence nt our store- today. We have
so mnny beautiful now things to show you. Styles in conts and suits decreed
proper for this season.
The smart coats are hero; the rich furs nro here; the stylish suits are
hero.
The New Dess Goods
Read's Fabrics
Tho peer of loom products. No other goods possess tho some or equal
merits So why not get Head's?
Wo havo strained several points this soason in ordor to get tho very best
mcrchandtso on tho market, and all wo nsk Is a fair ohnixec to show you;
you may bo tho judge and tho jury on morits. So why net get Rend'sf
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EUGENE,
PEOPLE
ACTIVE
r(MO Jwni'i
wminmrJRS IhiJifiAIW wrnrrczzT'
Soosis
Petticoats
Mndo with a yoko and draw string,
which brings all tho fullness nt tho
baok and gives a perfect fit over tho
hips. . .
Thoy possess moro merit than any
other pottieoat on tho market. Prices
rango
$J.25 to $3.00
New Belts
Pnrslnn and American Ideas in
bolts. Positively the best asort
mont of popular priced goods over
shown in Salem.
25c to $2.50
New Purses
Tho nfw onvelope bag, so popular
in tho East is here also. Our swell
new stock ranges in price from
25c to $7.50
NEW ALLOVER AND EDGING
LACES
Watch Tomotow's Ad
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An Impersonal personal.
Two drunks wcro run in this morn
ing by tho chief of police. Thoy gavo
their names ns Prod Mason and W. D,
Braining.
' Money to Loan
TIIOMA8 K. FORD,
Ovor Ladd Hush's Bank, Salem, Or-
Hop Baskets
Patented and improved for
905.
Place your orders now and
avoid the rush.
Walter Morley
00 Court Street, Salem
Mud Guards
Steel Rims
GAVE
TO BOTH
PARTIES
Insurance Men Were Gener
ous With the Funds
Entrusted to Them
New York, Sept 21. Perkins was
rconllcd to tho stand in tho insurance
on jo this morning. John P. MeCul
lagl, typewriter in tho Albany ofllco of
Andrew Hamilton, testified prccoodinc
Perkins. MtCullough appeared know
but llttlo about tho largo checks said
to bo handled by Hamilton, nor tho New
York IJfe.
New York, Sept. 81. McCnll this
morning said ho did not mean that
Parker appeared In porson and asked
contributions, but reiterated the state
ment that his campaign manager did
so frequently.
Deafness Cannot Bo Cured
By local applications, as they cannot
roach tho diseased portion of the oar.
Thero is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem
edies. Deafness is caused by an In-
flamed condition of tho mucous lining
of the Eustachian tube. When this
tube Is inflamed you havo a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
It is entirely closod. Deafness is tho
result, nnd, unless tho inflammation can
bo taken out and this tubo restorod to
its normal condition, hearing will bo
destroyod forever; nino cases out of
ten aro caused by Catarrh, which la
nothing but an Inflamed condition of
tho murous surfaces.
Wo will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (cnuisd by
oatarrh that cannot be cured by nail's
Catarrh Cure. 8end for circulars free,
F. J. GIIENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 78e.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constl
outrages h ever heard of Roseburg
Plaindealer.
Shipments of Iron ore from the Min
nesota ranges to September 1st are
He alo said Parker, as ahead of the greats year in their bis
Wc fit tllCmtO all makes Of 'ahirmu or tho Democratic committee, tory, 10, and If they should eontlauo
several yeara ago, accepted a prouored a a moaerate rale tfcev would exceed
wheels. Best work at low
est prices.
PRANK J. MOORE
308 MAIN. 370 COURT STREET.
Making Great Preparations
for the Develoouient
Conveniion
The live buslnes men of Eugene are
very active in making preparations to
entertain tho third Willamette Valley
Development Convention, and inako It
a success. They appreciate the fact
that some of the brightest men in the
state are coming there on Friday nnd
Saturday of next week to discuss tho
most Important interests of Oregon
irrigation, highways, harbors and rail
roadsand they are planning to have
the greatest clnmbake ever given in
Western Oregon to feed 2000 visitors.
The Daily Register of Tuesday says:
"Col. E. Hofer, the aggressive editor
of the Salem Journal, president of tho
Willamette Valloy Development Lenguo
nnd general nil-round live man, just now
is the busiest mnn in Oregon. But tho
Colonel's activity has nnught to do
with politics. Ho is striving to mako
tho coming meeting of tho Development
League in Eugcno tho biggest thing
along the lino of progress that ever hap-
pened in tho state. Moreover he has tho
confldenco that ho will succeed in his
efforts. That's hnlf tho battle, if not
all, and ho will find the local committeo
behind him to further his plans in every
possible way."
To Set Aside a Deed.
Hoefer & Zorn, through their attor
ney, Mr. Bingham, today filed and ar
gued before Judge Galloway a demur
rer and motion in the snit'of Eldridge
vs. Hoefer & Zorn ' and David M.
Keene. ,
Hoefer & Zorn held a deed for soma
property in the northern end of the
county, but Eldridge alleges that the
deed they bold is merely a mortgage.
Tho property was sold by Mrs. Eld
ridge while she was administrator of
the cstnto of her husband, and tho son
alleges that she oottld only sell her
dower interest. The" property U valued
at $42,000, ami Mr. Eidridge wishes to
redeem it nt $1-1,000, the priee paid for
it by the defendants.
The argument on the motion and de
murrer was taken under advisement
until October 3d.
Former Salcmlto Hero on a Visit,
II. A. Salisbury, who formerly eon
dueled a sporting goods store in this
city, but who I now employed in the
government light house service, ar
rive! in Salem this morning, and will
be here for a short time, transacting
business. Mr. Salisbury left here ia
IStil) to accept a position at the Heeta
Head light house. He served five years
as seeoud assistant keeper, two years
as first assistant, and has now been
promoted to the position of keeper at
the light house on destruction island, to
wfcleh place he is now traveling.
Mr. Salisbury is well-known to all
old residents of Salem, and has been
busy since his arrival in shaking hands
with his many friends.
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,9.
aiems
Bargain
j
Greatest
Giver
DRESS GOODS, tho latost produc
tion, rain proof cloth Grdvcnottes.
Panamas, Broadcloth, Coverts, Hen
riettas, Bannockburn Tweeds, and
hundreds of others, pricc3 35c 40c,
65c, 75c and 08c yd, about half what
you pay elsewhere.
FINE SILKS, tho latost produc
tion, flno Black and Colorod Taffeta
Silks, Fancy Colored and Irldescont
Dross Silks, Waisting Silks, Chiffon
Silks, Fancy Norco Silks, Black
Pcau do Soio Silks, India Silks,
China Silks, Beautiful Shaded Silks,
Soft Finished Colored and Black
Duchess Silks and hundreds of oth
ors, prices 25c, 35c, 40c, 65c, 7Gc and
85c yd.
LADLES' SUITS, tho latest pro
ductlon, Panama Cloth Suits, Eng
lish Sorgo Suits, Scotch Mixtures,
Covert Cloth Suits, Prunolla Cloth
Suits and lots of other, colors block,
browns, navy and fancy mixed do
signs, prices S0.00, $10.00, $12.50,
$15.00 and $18.50. Prices lower than
in Chicago. All aro flno tailored
garments.
$0.50 Flno Colored and Black Taf
fota Silk Waists, prlco $3.05.
MEN'S OLOTinNO, tho latest
production, $8,60 Suits for $1.05;
$12.50 Suits for $7,60.
THE CHICAGO STORE is now ready for our fall and winter bosh J
If you want to buy your fall supply of Dry Goods Clothing, gJ
Cloaks, Suits, Millinery, Dross Goods, Silks and all kinds of heavy mi
sultablo for winter wear como to tho CHICAGO STORE tho store thl
does business whero you havo mountains or tho latost goods La AaJ
ca to solcct from. Thero is no uso in you running 'round; como heri 3
do your trailing, wo auow no nouso in wis partor tho world to beat tl
pricos. Seo how wo soil them: j
FINE MILLINERY, tfaa
production, Polo Turbans, Nip
Hats, Fancy Trimmed. Poll Hitift
Gago Hats and hundreds of otto
pricos about half what you piy
whoro, $1.50, $1.05, $2.50 and m
DP.ESS SKIRTS, tho latest n
ductlon, Panama doth au
Broadcloth Skirts, English fop
ouuui, xicnnoiKV BMrtS, ilHTJ U
cllian Skirts, Bain Proof SklrUa
dozons of others nt about half
you pay olsowhoro, $2.50, S2.D5,
$1.50 and $5.00. i
MEN'S OLOTinNO. the h
production, $8.60 suits for IIM3
9.uu outui jur 9S.UU,
BOYS' CLOTHING, the htes
production; $3.50 Suits for ILK;
$4.50 Suits for $2.75. ,
LADIES' SHOES, tho latest
ductlon; $2.25 Shoc3 for $1.49; is
Shoes for $1.08.
ALtiN'H UNDERWEAR, np-t
dato; 75c Heavy Flocced Underm
30c; 85c Wood Fleeced Undenraj
40c.
BLANKETS, flno quality, tat
prices; 75c Blankots, pair 45c; LN
Blankets, pair 05c; $1.50 Sluie!
pair 08c; $1.7S Blankets, $1.25 pii
Flno Heavy Comforts from 75 bj
SalemsGeatestGtfowingStofe
McEVOY BROS.
Corner nf CommeM
cial and Court Street!
kuu
80,000,000 for the year.
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Whether You
Want Gut Glass
yM same roMArkabiy handsome
Just now or net, wo would like to shew
pieces that havo come in recently.
The shapes and tho cuttings are new and, take as a whelo It is the
most brilliant showing of fine examples i tho gk flutters' art we have
had.
An inspection can not fail to delight anyone who admires the radiant
beauty of cut glass.
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JjaMfry&wy (ytte
State and
Liberty Sts.,
Salem, Ore
A Pleasant Way to Travel.
The above la the usual verdist
of
Thinks "Niggers" Are Slandered.
T. B. Wait, who live on High street,
says that he has always heard that
" niggers " always kept more dogs than
anybody, but he thinks If any person
who Is of this opinion will undertake
to sleep at his residence for one night,
they will be firmly convinced that one
ef hie neighbors has more dogs than
any "nigger" that ever lived.
The Southern Paclflc company
Will sell tickets, Salem to Beswell
Springs and return up to and including
September 30, 1105, 1905, limited to 30
days, rote of $6.55. 6-5-tf
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.
A. II. Johnson, of Roseburg, arrived
in Salem this morning to enter tbo
Willamette University.
Dawson Harris, of North Yakima,
arrived yesterday, and is waiting for
the University to open.
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CIIUiDREN CRY FOB
fXETOHEE'S OARTORIA.
CHILDREN CRY FOB
FLETCHER'S C ASTORIA-
Two Mora Couples Made IIippj. j
Myrtle Forguson nnd Joel Hut il
Ruby Donaldson and T. L. Posjil
woro granted marriaj,o liceniM
morning. Thcodoro Bcker and P.l
Fitzgerald wero tbo witnesses.
Tho Southern Fire Irsuranee 0
pany of Arkansas, has been orgu&l
by tho stockholder of the Saui
Trust Companv, of Little Rock. IJ
organisation will bo renlv for bk
by October 1st.
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IF YOU MUST
PS fW
Norwich Union Fire Insur
ance Society. i
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Office with Win. Brown & Co., No. 129 ,
Commercial Street. I
NEW TODAY
TO Trade.-For a dairy caw, one red
polled bull, 2 years old. W. C. Dun-1
an, Turner, Oregon. 9-21-tf
tho traveler using the Missouri Pacific
railway between the Paeifle eoast and
the east, and wo believe that the serv
ice nnd accommodations g;vea merit
this stntement. From Denver. Colora
do 8prlngs and Denver there are two
through trains daily to Kansas Cltv
and 8t. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard electric-lighted sleeping
ears, ehair cars and up-to-date dining
cars. The same excellent tervtee is,
operntoU from Kansas (itv and St
Louis to Memphis, Little Ruk aBJ Hot
Springs, If you are going east or
south, wrlto for particulars and full in.
formation.
W. a M'liRIDR, Gen. Agt.
124 Third SU Portland. Ore,
Two to the Pen.
Two priMBora wore laitUtod into the
wynerie of the poaitentiary Udayi
One is Heory MeCleary, who is u txtf
year for larceny from the person, an'a
tho other is George Bonner, the boy
who a short tirrVa ago escaped from the
reform aahtuil with a iiu .
. ...... WH Viruun rutn, n. , ,
, and made his way t Eastern Oregon in I rcr Bant- A nw five-room cottage,
that condition. He u in ..n an iadete- T"'1' bath room' ful1 semeut. good
mmato sentence ' location &Bd walks. Inquire at rl"9
' North Front street 9 21 lai
But Have, a Good Gtm
Our line is fresh from the factory, newest in style, latest pat4
best features of 1006 season. Of special mention to the sporting 1
ternity. We might oall attention to a sunerb jrun with Damascus Up
rele, ehoke bored, seleeted walnut atock,"half pistol grip, checked
rubber butt plate, case hardened frame nnd mountings, snap fore
m matted rib, automatic safety and triple locked action. Any s!ii
ore, any length barrels.
ror Sale. Section of W In Wheeler '
county, soar Foeeil, well iwproved.
OUeop for eosh. Addrese North Pa
clflc SenitoriuK, room W, Portland,
Oregon. 9-21-lt
Wanted. Forty pnuw faoors. Apply
at TiUion'a wmrohow. 0-80-tf
For Salo.-. ged Umm VMi ww. al
se good barfoiM its mw and seeond.
band vehicles. Inquire at S179
North Front street. 9.21 im
Rifles, Sfiotgtms, Revolvers, Amm-
nition of. all Kinds.
Don't forget we ate doing all kinds of
wheel repairing.
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