nOLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1005.
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FULLER & DOUGLAS,
Salem's leading grocers, bakers and
confectioners, 450400, Stnto strcot.
jfeff phono Main 182.
WE CARRY
Tho Stovons rlflo3 In all tho va
rious patterns and callbros, Just1
tho thing for boys to loam to
shoot with.
HAUSER BROS.,
Sporting Goods.
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Books
If you will tako tlmo to sco U
our big window displny you 0
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Prices
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what wo ask. fjfj
PATTON'S
BOOK STORE
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larket Quotations
Poultry at Stolncr's Market.
Fgs Per dozen, 25c.
Hens $(a Of,
Frys 10c.
Baker, Lawronco & Baker.
Pggs Per dozen, 20c.
Fruit, Vcgotawos, Etc.
P tatoos 2530c.
Onions l'c.
Tropical Fruita.
Bannnns 5-0 lb.
Orangos $4.GO$5.00.
Leinona $5.50$5.00.
Livo Stock Market.
Steers-2c.
Ows l2c.
8iieep It.
Dressed veal 0c
Fat hogs 5aic
Baled Clover-$7.00$7.50.
( Leat $0.50$7.
Timothy $0$0.50.
Grain $7$7.50.
Bran-$22.50.
8horts-$24.50.
Eggs, Butter and Cream.
By Commercial Cream Co
Butter 30o.
Butter fat 30c at station.
Wheat 5S01c.
Hay, Feed, Etc.
Baled Cheat $10.
Oats-Choice white, $1.351.40.
Millstuff Bran, $19.00.
Hay Timothy, $13.00.
rotatoee $1.151.20.
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pH, 10c per lb; fryers, 22o per lbj
pus.B, -.uu(o;y,uu per nqz. gesso oyy
per id; turueys, mgioc per io,
esied, 2021Vjc per lb: squabs, $2.50
?3.00 per dor.
Pork Dressed, 78c
ueef Dressed, 2H5c.
Veal 58c.
Mutton Dressed, 67o.
TT- n.i. i. innK 1st. 1AA1 oMn
foo for cboleej 2324c for primes and
Wonl ion 1ti v.IIa aiia tn
nedlum, 24TO25We fine. 26W(5)28e:
Eastern Oregon, 19224e.
-iouair xMomlnal, B03lc
Butter Faniv Hnf prtffiaiif,..
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Blry, 1017c; store, 1515c
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New Edison Theatre
Beginning Thursday, Septombor 21,
1005, pollto vnudovlllo's commence
ment time.
THE LAMBS,
And their Happy Manikins.
Tim MULLALAYS,
Singing and Dnnclng Punsters.
CROWLEY,
Tho gront mnlo prima donna.
ILLUSTRATED
"Dnrkeye, My Littlo Pappoosc. New
soug story. An Oregon production
THE "BIGAMIST"
On tho Edlsonoscopo.
Admission, 10c; resorved scats, 10c
oxtrn. Two performances nightly. Mat
Jnoo Saturday at 3 p. m.
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TONIGHT.
Edison Vaudovlllo.
Now Edison Theatre
Tho mntinco this afternoon was woll
nttonded. Sunday evening closes tho
engagement of this wock's favorites.
Commencing Monday, nnothcr great
show litis boon engaged, headed by
Rome, Mayo nnd Juliet. Tho now film
is called, tho "Incendlnry," nnd is a
crack-a-jnek. Thcro will bo tho usual
'now illustrated song. Tho other fea
tures of tho bill will bo nnnounced
later, nnd all will bo surprises.
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Sllvcrton schools open October 2d.
W. F. Davenport, of Siiverton, will
start up a music storo in Albany.
Tho totnl vnluo of proporty In Bon
ton, subject to taxation, Is $4,7-12,035,
Tho stnto convention of tho Bnpfists
will bo held nt Eugonc tho second wcok
in Octobor.
Tho Kugono high school boys aro
looking forward to n vory bright foot
ball season.
Portland dotectives hnvo found no
duo to tho express robbory in Sllvor
ton Inst week.
Miss Louise Gilbert, n popular young
.lady of Corvallis, died Wednesday, nf
tor a 20 days" illnos.
Omar Wilson, a young mnn of Glon
adn, was sorlously hurt whllo working
in n sawmill nt Floroncc.
Elmor Harlow, a young high school
student of Kugono, wns flnod $15 Frl
day for killing phonsants.
Prizos to tho amount of $055 will bo
nwarded at tho Indopondenoo race moot
to bo hold next Wednesday and Thurs
day. J. O. Jessup, a formor Lebanon man,
has fallen heir to $11,000, through tho
death of his unele at Fort Madison,
Iowa.
Tho Iowa Lumber and box factory at
Medford will ineroase its output, nnd
havo purchased considerable now ma
chinery. R. B. Hoy, a hop grower, of Cross
well, sold his hops for 15 cents, having
contracted thorn for that price early in
tho spring.
Rev. J. II. Wood, a well-known min
ister of Oregon City, will retlro from
the ministry, and go to farming In
Washington.
Arthur Johnson was drowned Thurs
day, near Mapleton, In Lane county.
He leaves a wlfo and a large family of
small children.
John Gaffnoy, an aged man of Ore
gon City, aoouses his sons of defrauding
him out of a $14,000 farm, nnd Is try
ing to prove his charges.
Miss Clara Loulso Thompson, who di
rected the "Huskin' Bee" in this city,
is now in Mnrshficld, whero she Is giv
ing a play entitled the "Katzenjammer
Piontc."
Gene Simpson, a Corallis man, who
raises Cblneso pheasants, is filling an
ordor for $800 worth, getting $30 per
dozen for them. The birds go to Stev
ens' oounty, Washington.
C. X. McArthur, the well-known ath
let of Polk county, will spend the great
er part of this winter studying law In
Portland, and expeets to take tho law
examination in June.
Thos. Fallon, an employe of the Med
ford & Crater Lake railroad, was very
badly injured last week by the prema
turo explosion of a blast. He will
probably lose his sight entirely.
Peter Carlson, a Swedish sailor, on
bis way from 'Frisco to Portland,
jumped off the moving northbound
train Thursday, while near Cottage
Grove. He was laboring under the de
lusion that some one was sfter his
money. Ho was taken on to Eugene
and exarajned as to his sanity. It is
thought that he was just recovering
from a protraeted spree, and the case
has been continued nntil a further in
vestlgatlon can be made. HJs brother
was on the train with him, but, instead
of stopping off, went on to Portland.
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L. W. Potter was n fair visitor to
day. Hnrvey Belknap is back at tho Unt
vorsity ngnln.
Web Holmes returned from Jefferson
this morning.
Mrs. Henry Belle and daughter wont
to tho fnlr today.
Mrs. Lon Wain has' gono to spond
Sunday at Newport.
Miss Minnio Ounn has returned from
n visit at Portland.
Henry Craig, the ronl ostato man,
went to Portland todav.
S. C. Roby nnd threo children havo
gono to Newport for an outing.
Otto Hanson has returned to Rose
burg, nftor a visit in this oity.
Mrs. C. R. Lucas nnd daughter, Miss
ivstnor, nro In Portland for a wcok.
Mnnagor Spaulding, of the Snauldlnc
Lumbor Co.. wont to Portland todny.
E. Eckorlon. nnd family havo returned
from a sovoral days' visit at Portland.
Engineer Hansen, of tho S. P. Co.,
hns boon in tho city doing somo survey
ing. Mrs. C. M. Lockwood and mothor,
Mrs. Adnlr, hnvo gono to tho Portland
fnlr.
Justlco Wolvcrton has gono over to
Newport to catch a few fish next Mon
day. Philbrook, tho 'varsity's big full
back, is on tho sholf with a lamo
foot.
Mr. Nels Lundo oxpects his son,.
Nick, to nrrivo today from Brigham,
Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Vnss and Mr. nnd
Mrs. .Tamos Lawronco wero a fair par
ty today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Marsh arrived homo
lnrt night aftor n two days' absenco at
Portland.
Mrs. Albert Shaw nnd littlo daugh
ter, Dorris, nro visiting In Portlnnd
for a wook.
Mrs. A. X. Mooros and children went
to Portlnnd this morning for a final
visit to tho fair.
Miss Mildred Kirn went to Portlnnd
this morning for a few days with rela
tives and frlonds.
Mr. W. Walker, of Portland, Is vis
iting nt tho homo of his brother, O. II.
Wnlkor, of this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Cummlngs wont to
Portlnnd this morning, whero thoy will
visit for sovornl days.
John Kirn returned from Portland
last ovonlng, whero ho visited at tho
homo of his daughter.
Row Ezra Mauror went to Cnnby
this morning to nttend tho qunrterly
oonforonco of his church.
Mlssos Anna nnd Mary Soloman have
returned to tho city to rosumo their
studies nt the Unlvorslty.
Earl Loo, son of Mr. and Mrs, W
II. Leo, nt Waterloo, loft today to
attond tho SUito Unlvorslty.
Mrs. J. Bornardl and son, Froddie,
wont to Siiverton yostordy to visit
Mrs. Bornnrdl's father, who is very ill.
W. S. Watson nnd mothor, of Pax
ton, III., hns bcon visiting his nephew,
A. Weleh, mnnagor of tho electric
plant.
Miss Gortrudo Johnson has gone to
Philomath to take a position as teach
or of English ami elocution in the col
lege. J. W. Hnrtman) of Portland, who has
been tho guest of N. J. Haas for a
eouplo of woeks, roturned to his home
this morning.
Mrs. Omar Bewley and Mrs. T. M.
Klrby havo gono to the fair and left
their better halves at homo to live the
best they can.
Mrs. Ed. Palmor, of Salem, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. M.
MoCaln, returned home Tuesday.
Medford- Mall.
Paul Hauser returnod last night from
Portland, where he had been on a busi
ness trip, and incidentally took in the
stock show on the side.
Mrs. W. K. MeElroy nnd children
went to Portland to spend a week with
Prof. MeBlroy, who Is with the Admin
istrate band at tho exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl MoCormlok and
Mrs. M. E. Waldron and son, who have
been ploklng hops at the Rider yard,
at Independence, wont homo today.
Mrs. E. Strausbaugh, of Kearney,
Xeb., Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Armstrong, of this city. She
will remain about two months longer
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph nume, of
Brownsville, went to tho fair today.
Mr. Hume is a hop grower and promi
nent Republlean of the Calipoela ooua-
Mrs. R. C. nalley, of this city, and
W oldest daughter, Mrs. W. F. Beam
ish, and little son, of Sylvan, Wasn.,
are in Portland. Mrs. Beamish returns
to her home from there.
Mrs. C. Bertram Herald has returned
to her home In Portland, after a visit
with her parents in this city. She was
formerly Miss Clara Haslam, and was
one of the Salem June brides.
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Marshall Hamilton.
Chieago, Sept. 23. Ex-Governor
Marshall Hamilton died this morning.
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Dr. nnd Mrs. Edgar A, Plerco havo
entertained many guests throughout
tho entiro summer season at thotr pret
ty home, "Tho Oaks," on North Cap
itol street. Yesterday Mrs. W. E. Gray,
of Courtland, N.Y.j Mrs. Wm. Cook, of
Blnghnmpton, N, Y., nnd Mrs. Paulino
Lusk, of Montrose, Penn., who havo
boon their guests for tho past throo
weeks, left for Portland.
While In this city their visit was a
most dnjoyablo one, as Dr. and Mrs.
Piorco nro well known to bo royal
entertainers. Aftor a few days in
Portland they will go Enst. Frank
Loomls, a son of Mrs. Cook, wont as
far as Portland with tho party.
In Honor of a Salem Girl.
Mtss Marjorio Cnuficld ontcrtalncd
last Friday night nt hor homo In hon
or of Miss Ethel Rlgdon, of Salem,
who loft Snturday for Dolawaro, Ohio,
to resume her studies. Tho spacious
parlors wero prettily decorated with
autumn leaves. Tho ovonlng wns
passed with "500" nnd a guessing
gnmo of cities, and other nmuscmonts.
Tho prizes for "500" wero won by
Dr. L. A. Morris nnd Miss Antolnotto
Walden, nnd tho prizes for tho guess
ing gamo went to Miss Rlgdon nnd
Dr. Morris. Punch nnd delicious ices
and cako wero served during tho ovon
lng. Oregon City Courier.
A Narrow Escape
William Jones, a laboring mnn, who
Arrived horo a eouplo of days' ago from
Portland, had a miraculous oscapo from
doath Tuosday morning. Ho was stop
ilne at tho Gardner hotel in Drain,
and whllo stooping down, In tho act of
washing his face, his rovolvor sllppou
from his Insldo coat pockot. Tho weap
on was discharged, tho ball striking
him oxactly over tho heart and glancod
to a rib, which It followed around to
the back, thus saving tho man's lifo.
Dr. Brookhart oxtractcd tho bullot, and
the wounded man has bcon up ana
nround town over sinco, apparently suf
fering littlo or no inconvonionco from
his dnngorous experience. Drain Non
pareil. The Best
Insurance
Wllllnm Boyd of tho Cnrtls Publish
ing company addressed tho Manufac
turers' Advertising club at tho Ilotol
Euclid, says tho Clovclaud (O.) Plain
Donlor, on "Tlio Preparations Nocos
sary to a Successful Advertising Cam
paign." Mr. Uoyd opened with the
stntomont that unless a business or
ganization is rcspouslvo to changing
trndo conditions it cannot bo success
ful. IIo cited tho growth of advertis
ing to show it ouo of tho now business
conditions which every concern must
meet
Trial adrertlaeraanta are a wnte of
money, acoonllnir to Mr. Ilord, and
be likened the trial adrertlaer to the
trndeainan Mho aenda out traTellnar
aaleatnen once and then dlaeharsrea
them, expeotliiir that reaulta from
the alnorle rOort will warrant en
rairemcint of other aleamen for a
like alnirle trip.
Mr. Boyd likened advertising to a
business Insurance. If an advertiser's
placo of business burns down, even
though bo has no nro Insurance, bo con
at onco rebuild nnd continue to do a
profitablo business because ho has ad
vertisod, thereby creating a demand for
his goods.
It la of eonrae Jnat aa important
that your ad. ahoald be In the right
paper aa ft la to bare yonr loanrane
In a good company. Keep It la fheee
column.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Bears the
Signature of
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Special Excursion Rates,
August 24 and 25 and September 16
and 17, the Southern Paelfle company
will sell 00-day special excursion tick
ets to eastern points. Stopover grant
ed going and returning. For particu
lars see agents.
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reliovcit. Our suits bear all tho oar-marks of mado-to-ordor garmonts
and they cost about ono-hnlf less. At $14, $18 or $20 you can ohooso
a Suit that will look as if it was built for you.
Suits from $JO to $25
A Fall Top Goat
Tho man who docs not llko to bo uncomfortablo Is ready right now
for his fall Top Coat. Thoro aro threo months ahoad beforo a wlntor
ovorcoat will bo in ordor. Wo havo n handsomo collection just out of
tho work rooms of tho
Best Top Coat Makers
$15, $16, and$8
Salem Woolen Mill Stoe
O. P. BISHOP, VIIOPBIETOE.
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BEDUOED EXCURSION BATES.
To tho Seaside and Mountain Bosorts
for tho Summor Vacations.
On and aftor Juno 1, 1005, tho
Southern Pacific, in connoctlon with
tho Corvallis & Eoatorn railroad will
havo on salo round trip tlckots from
points on thoir linos to Newport, Ya
quinn nnd Detroit at vory low ratos,
good for roturn until October 10, 1005.
Throo day tlckots to Newport nnd
Ynqulna; good going Saturdays and re
turning Mondays aro also on salo from
all east sldo points Portland to Ku
gono incluslvo, nnd from all west sldo
points, enabling pooplo to visit their
families and spond Sunday ut tho soa
sido. Soason tlckots from all oast sido
points Portland to Eugcno Incluslvo,
and from nil wost sldo points nro also
on salo to Detroit at vory low ratos
with stop over privilogos at Mill City
or any point enst onnbling tourists to
visit tho Santiam and Broltenbush Hot
Springs in tho Cascado mountains,
which can bo roachod in ono day.
Season tlckots will bo good for ro
turn from nil points until Octobor 10,
UTILITY THE
SUPREME TEST
Locomotives aro not mado because
thoy aro wonderful but becauso
THEY ABB USEFUL.
Telephone nro not so plentiful bo
eauso thoy aro marvels but because
- THEY ABE USEFUL.
You don't own a typewriter or watch
Or a dictionary or a lawn mowor or
a safoty rtror becauso they are
protty or raodorn or customary
but becauso
THEY ABE USEFUL.
Use and worth decide and utility
tips the scales when mere beanty or
novelty aro tho counterweights,
WANT ADVEBTISINO
is important to you not because it
is ono of tho "Interesting" things
of modern lifo, but because, tested,
and measured and weighed in any
way whatever,
IT IS USEFUL TO YOU
It is as practicable as a strtet ear as
easy to use as an umbrella it is n
part of the MAOHINEBY by whleb
you DO THINGS in your office and
store and home aetlng at ones as
salesman or bnyer.
YOU WILL FIND AS MANY USES
FOB WANT ADVEBTIfllNO AS
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JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
If Yow
Clothes
Come
Fom Us
They'll
Be Right
Aro you on tho fonco llko
many othor mon don't know
whothor you'll buy a mado-to-ordcr
or roady-mado suttt
Many a man has boon both
orod tho satno way until ho
en mo horo and had hla mind
Throo day tlckots will bo good going
Saturdays and roturnlng Mondays
only. Tlckots from Portland and vi
cinity will bo good for roturn via the
east or west sldo at option of passen
ger. Tickots from Eugene and vicinity
will bo good going via tho Lebanon
Springfield branoh, if desirod. Baggage
on Newport tlckots chockod through
to Newport; on Yaqulna tlckots to Yn
qulna only.
S. P. trains connect with tho O. & E.
at Albnny and Corvallis for Yaqulna
nnd Newport, Trains on tho O. & E.
for Dotrolt will loavo Albany at 730
a. in., onnbling tourists to tho Hot
Springs to roach thoro tho samo day.
Trains from and to Corvallis connoot
with all oast sldo trains on tho S, P.
Full information ns to ratos, tlma
tables, btc., can bo obtained on appli
cation to J, Mayo, Gon. Pass. Agt., O.
& E. B. B. Albany; W. E. Coman,
O. P. A., S. P. Co., Portland or to any
8. P. or O. ii E. agont.
Bato from Salem to Newport $5.00.
Bato frem Salem to Yaqulna $1.00,
Bato from Salem to Dotrolt $3.00.
Throe-day rato from Balom to Ya
qulna or Newport $3.00. 0-1-tf
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