DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 190G.
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OLD ST. NICK IS COMING FAST
Only a few more days and he will come dropping down your chimney. Dorf't get ?nught without some gift for
each of your friends, don't Might any onr. Something useful will be more appreciated than a worthies ar
ticle that fntlcs with the giving.
COME TO THE USEFUL STORE WHERE BEST GOODS ARE SOLD TOR LESS MONEY THAN TID3Y OAN
BE BOUGHT FOR ELSEWHERE.
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Aprons '""K"
The most beautiful assortment over
ah own la Salem.
25c to $2.50
Rib
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Every sort d
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There is a Well Dressed
Man in Salem
Whose wife alwaye eaves up her
odd change and gives him a suit of
clothes for n Christmas present.
Ills gift Is always something equal
ly as useful.
A NEW HAT
TAIR Or GLOVES
OVERCOAT
UMBRELLA
BOX OF HANDKERCHIEFS
SHIRTS, COLLARS
TIES, SOCKS, ETC.
All make useful gift for men
PURSES
Our holiday llae of pur Is by far
superior Ih quality ami style.
Itemcmtar the same lew price that
prevail In our store will ! found la
this department.
Petticoats
Nothing beats n nle Petti
eat for an Xmas preseat.
We have a Dae noserlMOflt
especially for the holidays.
Price range
$1 to $18
Shoes
and
Holiday
Slippers
If you don't
know the site or
make a Mistake
we will gladty
exchange them
for yon after
Christmas.
nr-r-eB-n r-vrf-B awry ,lmmbr M,r 1fWM,ttm Offer. Hvery cash customer get a coupon to the
PRFF fliHF wH,Bt of w,0,r purchase. Coapons are redeemable In high grade ScmlPor
1 ImiUL. LlvJl ILvJ celnln, Gold Trimmed Dishes, or Imitation Star Cut Glass.
ADDITIONAL TOKflONAXih
Deputy Sheriff Minto la In Jefferson
today.
Mm. II Hotel I audi Miss A. Hastburn,
of Mrien, art la the elty today for a
few days' visit.
Agneo Peters and Frank Behwndsr
were granted a marriage license this
afteraoen.
Office Ileum Christmas.
General delivery window, carriers '
willow, stamp audi register window
will hM be open at aJ0 a. m., ami re
whIr ope until the 11 o'clock mall
arrived at otoes, whom they will be
eloced for dcotributleu f( that mail,
hrI wiH open ugln hrUI 1 o'clock.
The rami carrier will moke their
regular trips. TUo oily carrier will
make ue U4p In Um rosideuoe. district.
Part tea expecting anything by regis
tered! mU wiM plettee eaU at the etfteo.
There will be no mm)' order bueincs
I m wWd Wilo
MulUvomah rails,
Bhi Defen, thj Wg Uttki gf tko a
A. C. football toantj wW nrtrlo tW
nftornoon to- begin praolleo vAtk the
HhImh "All SUw," who ne going
Hovm to l'AKtUn-l Ontrlntsnina any with
the eqMUtfoH of a rimlni storing to
Multnomah nor soeond 4ofeja for (no
Just Went Home,
A frightened team, hitched to A largo
farm wngen, oaiwej n. sudden elar
aaeo of Stain ami Gommorslol streetn
this Afternoon at nleut 130. They
started to run from In front of Roth &
CJralnw'rt hHote atroet grosery. They
mmmIo a boo line for Commerolal aVreot,
ami tho farther they ran the wofse
soaroil tkoy lHtonmo, nntll, as they
tnrnod tho oornor, t4iyi moot hovfe
boon giving a mlle-a-minute rato a
proity oloso obnvn. Drays, dellvory
wgow, bwggios h4 all oUtor vehleJes
wore not slow in giving Mw the right
of wy, ami t4to inot soon of them they
wore gulag over tho MH on Sooth Oom
woroial street, evidently going as
straight homo as tkoy know how.
Sura Cure for File. ,
Itching piles prolines taelsturo and
osut Itching, this form, me well as
Wind, nisedlng or Protruding Piles aro
cured by Dr. Do-n-ko's Pile Remedy,
8ios itehing and bleoding. Absorbs
tomars, 50 n jar at druggists, or sent
by mall, Treatise free, Tfrlto mo
abo-at your ease. Dr. liossnko, Phlla
delphla, Pa.
Money to Loan
THOUAfl K. rOBD,
Oror Lo4d A Bosh's Bank. Salem, Or.
They Got It All.
(Pour O'Cleck Rdltion.)
Pw-teftwlg Do, tl. Tho pootoMoo at
WyoU, root tho Oasoado tooks, was
brokoA into Mat night, and $M6 In
sOnrnps awl eotn Uikon. Thore is no
slue to tho robbers.
Commerolal Club Mooting.
Tho Greater 8alcm Commerolal Club
Akji loon ankotl to hold n speolal meeting
to glvo resetful attention to a paint
Industry that wishes to loonto here.
Thore are nloo delegates to bo appoint
h! to attoftdj tho State Development
League at Portland, and a iklem dele
gation Is to bo mode up for tho Coil
ferni oxowrslon rionned by the Port-'
mnV Oommorolal Oiub. Delenatos are
also to le named for tho Albany moot
Ing of tho Willamette Valley Develop,
moot Iswo, Other Important mot
tor aro to oomo Were tho olnb, ami
tho mooting will bo hold Mi tho polios
oewrt room Friday evening, Dsoombor
M4 at TiM.
Bend Hied.
A bond for WOO, gnarantooing thai
tho WiUameUe Valioy Traetlon Com
pany will have oompletod 15 mllos of
road within two years filed) with the
elty reeordor yeetonhiy by Attorney
John II. MisNVry, roprosontlng Mr.
Woloh. This was the stipulation mod
in the granting of tho fmnohiso by the
elty eounoii.
Tho work on tho road is Wing"
pushed m rapidly no possible, in spit
of tho inoiomont wonthor. About throt
mlloa of goading ha already boon done
ami tlso lalt a largo quantity of trol
ley wire w on tho ground; tho roils are
In transit, and thousand of ties have
been entered from tie milk.
OASVORXAi
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Sterling Silver
For Gifts
When you. buy eterliug ware, the question of quality Is sottled by the
mark "sterling." If you ore looking fer silvor gifts eoo our uo.rtmttnt
and raska your oolooUoa early i Silver bought now will be engraved froo.
Knives, forks, epoono, and tablo pieces of every sort,
A flist-rato varloty to chooser from, and the fairest pricou that aro
oskod anywhere.
Tea spoons, $4.00 por eot. Cold moat forks, (S.50 each. Don Bon
opoons, 1.00. Berry spoons, $3.50. Small moat carving knife and fork,
$5.00. Pio norver, $3.60,
State and
Liberty Sts,
Sakm, Ore
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For Christmas Presents.
Tho largtot etoek of plush lap robos
in Salem, ranging in prise from .S0
up to $10,00. A beautiful double
plush pattoro at $2.05. Those robes
osa be usod all tho year around, Tboy
make very acsoptable Ohristmaa pros
onto 30 por cent onT regular prices,
Mitohell, Iwia Stavor, Btato etooet.
Son Pranolsoo, Dso. 1. Siek and
dispirited, mere from mental than
physieal Illness, Bob Fitsslmmona h j
dared this morning tlmt no amount of.
money eotild tempt him Into tho prlso
ring again. "I was defeated, and do
feated fairly ami squarely by a better
man," is Bob 'a declaration. "This
light wm foreed upon me by the public
following the retirement of Jeffries,
ami his roeognising me as entitled to
the honor of champion. I entered tho
ring oneo too often." Fits will fill his
theatrieal engagement in this city Xcw
Year's day, and depart for New York,
where ho witl- again take up stage
work. O'Brien Is unsettled ns to his
plans. He says he is willing to defend
the title of heavyweight olmmplon,
whteh he eonoidorB he oarned last
night. He hfla sevoral tempting of
fers for tbootrloal engagements here.
"I would llko first of nil to light Tom
my Ryan, and) after disposing of him
will fight Marvin. Hart," aald O'Brlon,
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Tolophono Company Bend Issue.
Now York, Dee. 21. A special meet
ing of tho stockholders of tho Ameri
can Tolophono & Tologrnph company
has boon oalled1 fer this afternoon for
tho purpose of considering the propo
sition of Issuing $160,000,000 In eon
vertlMe bowls, with a view of extend
Intr tho business of the oomnany. The
bomht are to bo eoM from time to time
aa the needs of the tompany require. A
speoiat mooting of the stockholders
had to be oalled to emthle tho company
to carry out tho plan. The company
Has sufficient funds in its treasury to
moot Its probable requirements until
well into tho year 1904, but authority
is desired to Issue bondo, so that the
directors may bo In n position to take
advantage of any favorable opportun
ity tbat may arise. There is no doubt
that the tttocleholdors will approve of
tho plan.
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fltcamer Burning.
Atlantic Oity, N. J., Dee. II. A
largo steamer Is afire off this pert.
Tho vessel is about five mllco off
shore, ami is burning up. People tan
lo soon running nbout the- docks. Two
life saving crows have boon dispatched
to her aid.
The lifesavors orew returned. Tkoy
report the craft whs a barge In ballast.
A tug hao saved) the crow before the
IlfesAvoni arrived.
ASSORTMENT
OP USEFUL OnmSTMAfl PBESENTD NOW ON EXHIBITION
Wo liavo put tho prices so low that by Saturday night wo expect to have
closed out our entire Ohristnuui goods. Look over this list of goods and
pick ont what you want.
Now York, Doc 81. The stoamohlp
Pennsylvania, wndor command of Oaf.
Weaver, and carrying a crow of M nod
Imtind for Son FraueUeo for this port
is on nro off Atlantic City. Iifto sav
ors have gone to her assistance. The
vesool la owned by tho Northwootom
aHeameMp Company, of Seattle, and is
valuod at W 10,000.
Out of the Political Eden.
(Four O'Cloek Edition.)
BoMiagham, Wash., Dee, 21, Tho
state today began quo warranto pro
ceedings against Counoilman K, M. Ad
ama, of tho fifth ward, to oust him
ro office for grafting and traffick
ing la oity supplies. Subatque&t ia
vooUgotion by tho authorities may ro
jvoal widespread election fraudtj and
grait, Involving other oity officials and
prominent mon.
A. Natural Result.
It is rt reasonable to suppose if the
foundation of a structure was removed
that tho building itself is bound to
oomo down. This simple principle can
be applied to disease. Take medlelno
Into the system that will remove the
eauso of the sisknesi, and illness will
leave of Itself, Dyspepsia, indigestion,
siek headache and bllleusaes-i have
their foundation In stomach disorders.
Remove this weakness and the ether
symptoms are no more. There is one
euro for this that all druggists sell
for Me per hex-, it is Dr. Guan's Im
proved Liver Pills. They get right at
the beginning of tho disease and make
the euro by taking away the cause.
Boys' Express Wagons.
A splendid lot of boys' express
wagons at Mitchell, Lewis & Stayer's,
street storo. Prices $1,50, $1.75, $2.00
and $235,
A Legal Separation.
I Blacor & Corbv havo seuarateJ. tux)
Oorby will hereafter occupy tho corner
room la tho emo bulldiag, togother
with Hall & Downing. l&18-Iwk
Haa WaVa Coming.
(Four O'Gloek Bdltlon.)
Saeeamoato, Dee, SI. Tho govornor
today pardoned Thomas Kelly, a lifo
timor in Son Quintin, who was oenviatr
et of murder in Frosao county in 1880.
Frank Woodo, another convict, has
eoafvoaodf to committing tho crime,
o
Tortars of n Preaches
The story of th terturs of iter. O.
D. Moore, paeior of ths Baptist ehurch
of Hs4T0TBTille, N, Y will Utorset
you. lis says "I snffered agonies,
bsoanse of a persiot-sat cough, resnltrng
from the grip. I had to sleep sitting
np in bod, I tried maoy roraodisis,
without relic, until I took Dr. JOag's
New D&eovory for Oortfsoamtioa,
Coughs and Golds, which entirely cored
my cough, aad saved mo from eormiap
tion." A grand curs for disoaoed eoa-
cUtlon e-f Throat aad Langs. At J. a
Perry's, drug storo. Prieo, 90e astd
$1.00, goasaak-sd. Trial bottle iree.
FINE SILKS
LADrBfl' COATS
LADrEB' SUITS
FINE FUBB
BILK WAISTS
SILK PETTICOATS
WOOL WAISTS
MERCERIZED PETTICOATS
MILLINERY
CHILDREN'S CAPS
B2MONAS
DRESSING 8AOQUES
WRAPPERS
WAIflTINaa
BLANKETS
MAIN'S CLOTHING
MEN'S HATS
KEN'S SHOES
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
MEN'S NECKTIES
MEN'S GLOVES
MEN'S SILK HDKFfl.
MEN'S LINEN lLVDKTfl
MEN'S SLTTPERU
LADEna' SHOES
TOILET OASES
DRUBBED DOLLS
KID BODY DOLLS
RUBBER DOLLS
MECHANICAL T0Y8
LADIES' IIANDKERCniBFS
3c, 3c, Co, 8 l3c, 15c and 96c.
PILLOW TOPS
TANOY ALBUMS
OUTING FLANNEL
NIOHTaOWNB
CHILDREN'S SHOES
LADIES' SLIPPERS
LADIES' BILK HDBTS.
LADIES' LINEN HDKFS
SILK MUFFLERS
WOOL GLOVES
COMFORTS
EH) GLOVES
UMBRELLAS
JEWELRY
LADIBS' HAND BAGS
LADIBS BELTS
TOYS OF ALL KINDS
TABLE LINENS
FINE TOWELS
LINEN NATKINS
RIBBONS
FINE LACES
LADIES' FANCY COLLARS
LADD3S' UNDERWEAR
LADIES' FINE HOSIERY
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
LADIES' HOSE SUPPORTERS
FANCY HAIR COMBS
BOYS' OLOTHINO
BOYS' rANTfl
OVERCOATS
MEN'S PANTS
BOYS' SWEATERS
MEN'S SWEATERS
MEN'S WOOL OLOVES
MEN'S SHIRTS
LACE CURTAINS
BOYS' SHOES
RUBBER SHOES
Salem'sGeatestGowngSto?e
MCEYOY BROS. cialmfd CourtStSets
A Family Affair.
Honolulu, Dec 21. Geo. W. Smith,
W O. SaUth, J. R, Gait havo beoa ee
lootod as a dolegaUoo of the business
men to leave January 5th for Wash
ington to urge tho President's recom
mendation regarding Hawaii. Gover
nor Carter will follow
"Hoodluinbun Condemned,"
Kd. Journal i Noticing in Tuesday
morning's Statesman an artiolc enti
tled "Hoodiumiom Condemned,'' which
aoualla the ropuUtio of ovory school
In the city, and, through tho school,
that of ovory stwdont, in behalf of tho
students I would ask for a omull spaeu
in your paper for an answer.
Tho "Patron" first attacks what ho
calls the "ovll class" but bia oxplan
atlon oerVainly shows Ignorance of tho
conditio. Tho party last Friday
night, at tho homo of Mrs. Duncan,
was strictly a sonior olaos party, and
all ho sonloro were invited. They
count no "hoodluma" amongot tboir
Rumbor, au wwa charged. Had nay of
tho o called hoodlums boon Invited all
claso rules would! havo boon broken,
not beaauss tht were hoodlums, but
simply beonuoo they were not seniors,
Thw writer does not deny that there
were no hoodlums present, but he does
thmy tho statementu aa appeared In
the BtMtMiiwnt, and only de4ro the true
feoto to be given to the public, whieh
tho correspondent dees not seem to
knew,
Perhaps our "Patroa" does net
kmew that there were two bands Friday
night, one having only in mind the se
curing of the refreshments, while the
ether intended dlng violence to one
or more senior boys. The last men
tioned were hoodlums, practically crim
inals, and so dofoaso is offered for
them, but the former wore there solely
for the purpose of playing a legitimate
"sonpol prank." They intended no
harm, and did) none. This is doomed
sufficient to dear the falso impression
ooBoerning them.
His assault on the "punch bowl"
needs no explanation, as tho editor's
note of the Statesman cleared that.
Only wo do wonder in what century our
"Patron' 'went to school. Certainly
a number back.
All tho students are perfectly in ac
cord with his observation on hazing,
and wo aro more than glad) to oay it
has never started) in the Oalem public
schools. If It over docs, we hope and
know tho board) awl faculty will take
it up.
A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT.
Norwich Union Fire Insur
ance Society.
Frank Meredith, Resident Aieot.
Office with Wm. Brown to Co., No, m
Commercial Street,
NEW TODAY
Dee & Simpson. Butohers, 877 ton
merclal street. IX 21 St
Notice, Get your Ohlna Jilles fr
ChriMmae of Ralph Mason, 211 Mil
ler street, South Salem. Phone ? ,
18 21 "W
Wanted, Turkeys, goose, ducks, ehiek
oss and all, farm produce. Highest
oash price paid for same. Capital
Oommiseien Company, 287 Oonuaer
oial street. Telephone 170.
Wanteds-Good milk cows, part J-t-soy,
not over 8 years old, to bo f r"h
after February 1st, Write what yu
have to J. II. Batdorf, Oregon tMy
12-211wk
Wanted. By Oregon manufacturers,
manager for Portland, RefereD--
and security required. AJ'm
Weaver & Wailing, box 170, Nw
borg, Ore. 12-21 3t
For Sale, Stump cord wood, 75c a
eord, 2V6 mlloa from Salem, Route 2
W. M. Bohutt. 12-2Mwk'
Xmaa Turkey Dinner At Willamette
not el. Telephone number of plates,
50c per plate, 12-21 tf
For Meata Drosaod! chickens and gro
ceries call on W. D. Wheeler, North
Commercial street. Phono 093.
12-21-S'
M. B. A. Dance.
At their hall one-half mile we$i of
Chemawa Friday ovenissr, Deooaber
23d. Evorvbodv invited. CW.Vrvtm
Bryan Is Heard From.
Manila, Dee. 21. Bryan decliooi
an invitation to dinner with Acting
Governor-General Ido, saying that, as
a newspaper writer, ho wished to be
free to write later without embarraaa-raont.
TImj Tunnel Caved.
Now York, Doc. 21. The Pennsyl
vania railroad tunnel caved in sgi
this morning, this time under North
Bivor, burying five men who wero
finally resoued, though terribly in
SJl!lllww''''"ll'?l"'l'T,',w''n't,
provided. 2t
jured.