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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1500. i- I An I'P I)ae- Drenm. Twits "P 'Hn (I V ' ITTB 1 ' Tr I 1 lm I ('roamed I owned a flno automo bile" "ou must lmvo hnd n horsolcsa nightmare." New York World. Our Bakery for Good Goods. Try Us Layer oakos IBe and 2o Angol cakes IGa and 26o Wlno coke 10c Jelly roll 10c Chocolnto roll 10c Cocoanut roll lOcand 25c Nut loaf oako 26c Tho boat macooroons, latjy Angers and fancjn cooklos and onlws oror turned out In Balom. OUR DREAD Has no equal In town. FULLER- & DOUGLAS. Salem's leading greeers, eenfeetleners Rid bakers, 4A6-400 Bute street. Phone 182 ami 187. GROWING A. prescription buelaec h ah honest test to show that the busi ness Is being carried on in a prop er way. Our Prescription Trade has Increased over 106 per cent in three months. The doctors of latent have found that they can depend on us for pure drugs, and that we don't sub stitute. The people have found Unit our prices are the most reasonable In town and that we do our work no (uratoly and qulokly. RED CROSS PHARMACY JBttMAN & WARD, rrops. Oor. BUto and Commercial Streets. Don't forget that we have a night bell. New Edison Theatre Solon, Oregen. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. PEARL AND CAGSIDY In on original Celtic Oreatlon Replete with Bright Song Number, Swift Hornpipe, ete, en. UUed "THE STORY OF A LIFE" The Stately Southern Song Bird MISS EDNA YVILMA In a New Musical Repertoire, Beau tiful Gowns, ete. MEADOWS and LA8SARE U Their Prize Military Sketeh, Ba. titled "MAY FLOWERS" "THE TOY MAKER" A Beautiful Musloal Comedy Replete .. with Seleetlons from the Com Jo Opera "Olivette;" Mas eotta Chimes of Nor mandy aad Patience. Hsalth Means the ability te de a geed day's work, without undue fatigue and to ad life worth living.. Yen eanaet have Indigestion or oeastipatien with vt its upsetting the liver and) pol luting the bleed. Seek a eendltiea may be best and: quickest relieved by Herbiae, the best liver regulator that th world has ever kaowa. Mrs. D. W Ssith writes, April 3, 'Ofia "I use Herbine, and find it the best raedioiae for eoastipatien aad regulating the bvir I ever used." 50. For sale by A laoaaant "Way w Travel. Tae above Is the usual verdict o the traveler using the Missouri Pacific railway between the Pacific coast and the east, and we believe that the serv- and accommodations given merit this statement. Prom Denver, Colors e Springs aad Denver there are two through trains dally to Kansas City d 8t. Louis, carrying Pullman 'a 1st t standard electric-lighted sleeping tars, ehair ear aad np-to-datw dining The same excellent service Is Prated from Kaasas City and St. Loaw to Memphis, Little Bpek and Hot 8f"ags. If yoa are going east or eta, write for particulars and fall la" formation. W. a MT3HTOE, Geo. Agi, 124 Tkbd St, PortUad, Ore. X-RAYS The Panama canal management needs spraying. There is one great reason why Rog ers will not be Jugged for contempt of court. It is . Up to date the Panama oanal has cost only about 170,000,000, but It la not completed, yeL The weather man says light flur ries of snow tonight He must have forgotten that he Is talking about Oregon. The governor was caned In his of fice this afternoon by thoso who were with him on the reoont Invasion of California by Beavers. Oh, bats, Wobfee't. o Croup Begin with tkesymptoms of a common cold; there is a ohilllneis, sneezing, soro throat, hot skin, qulek pulse, horirMneM and Impeded respiration. Give frequent smalt doios of Ballard's Horehound Syrup, (tho child will cry for it) and at th first sign of n eroupy cough, apply frequently Bal lard's Snow Ltninmcnt to tho throat. Mrs. A. Vlict, New Castle, Colo, writes, March 13, 1001: I think Bal lard's Ileroheund Syrup a wonderful remedy and se pleasant te toko. Per sale by D. J. Vty, Salem, Oregen, - in o To Put Church en Dustness Basis. Pittsburg, Pa., Feb. ia.-Tke na tional business men's conference of the U M ted 'PreeLyterian church which w4 ealled together some time ago. opened Its session here today. Several hundred delegates, represent ing United Presbyterian churches In all parts of the country, are in at tendance. The object of the confer ence is to devise a lan for placate the management of the church upon a strict buelne bask, and to secure Its futHre financially and otherwise la accordance with JOth centaury methods and ideas. 0 ' Court-Martlal Resumed. i Annapolis. Md Feb. 13. TheoeMrl martial which has been engaged In tflHng midshipmen on charges of hazing at the military aoademy and adjourned oa February 1, resumed lis work today. , i Adjournment was not taken until the day after graduation, to give the members of the graduating class, against whom charge had been filed, a ehanoe to graduate before the trial a sal net them waa begun. The trials will probably consume several week . .- o Would Return Dubois, Washington. Feb. ll.-If all the Republicans of Idaho were of my ml ad our legislature week! seed Sea ator Fred Dubois back to Washington on the expiration of hla term," said Mr. WtlMam, F.' KeUenbaok, president of he Lewletoa National Rank of Lewistoa. Idaho, at the Raleigh this mornlag. MAe It Is, ualee the unexpected hap pens, the successor or Mr. Dubois is apt to be a Republican, aad it look new ae though the toa would fall oa the shoulders of W. H. Borari, a ytiry brilliant speaker and able lawyeri of Boise,- o The Canners en Pure Food, Atlantic City. N. J.. Feb. 13.-The Joint eeaveatloa of the canned goede Interests of this eouatr)', which opened here today, Is ene of the most Important gathering of this kind ev er held, aad it attracting considerable attention. Packers and oaaaers. Job' here, manufacturers in canning ma I - ehlnery, representatives of the Na- 'tloaal Canned Goods and Dried Fruit Brokers.' Aaeoelatioa aad others are represented in the Joint oonventlotk. There Is also an Interesting exhlbl ' tlon in ooanectioa with the ooaveattoa 'at Young Pier. The Joint sesetoa ' will be held at the Hotel Rudolf, 'where the headquarters are located. 'Bach organization represented will also hold separate conventions la sep arate halls. The pure food problem I will be one of the most Important sub- Joets for discussion. Dr. Stone's Drag Store does a strietly cash business, ewes no one, and no one owes It; earrlea large stock; its shelves, counters and show cases are loaded with drags, medieiaes, notions, toilet article, wines and liquors of all kinds for medle&l pur poses. Di. Stone Is a regular graduate ia medicine aad has had may years ef experience ia the practice. Ooasulta tloas are free. Prescriptions are free, and only regular price for medicine. Dr. Steae ean be found at bis drug tore,l6alein, Oregon, from 6 la the morning until 9 at night. Smiles A few gentlo, early and distinct frosts fell last night, . OL A. Johns showed himself a nat ural campaign orator. Ono A. Lincoln was onco asked how long good Republican's logs ought to be. Ho replied they should reach at least from his body to tho ground. When the best men front Eastern Oregon and the best men from West ern Oregon como together and make a ticket that all can .support, nothing can stop It. In spite of a popular show In town, In spite of a delayed train that kept away thirty people from the south, there were MO popj, the Lincoln day banquet. Now let us make a good legislative ticket. Don't go to running men out of the Republican party because thoy have taken statement No. 1. And they can be good Republicans if thoy don't take It, Klamath Republican: Tho Smith Slstors, the new proprietors of tho Lakevlew Herald, announco thnt tho Herald will be absolutely and fear leesly Independent In nil things. This Is not only the custom but a privilege, which all men grant, and expect from the Indies. Walter Lincoln Tooae shone forth as the eampalgM orator. The Prenek Prairie ihmh bad a carrying voice, lie did not forget the Grand Army nor the protective tariff, without which there Isn't much to any man's Repub lican lent. The Grand Army wilt not forget Walter UrooIh Toose. A man don't have to be a college president to become a statesman Read Uncoln's biography In the oov greeelonal record, when he was oon greeemaH In IMS. "Born In Ken fuck', 1800. IMueatlen defective. Profession lawyer. Country post master. Had extended experience splitting mils." Walter Toose should take heart. It arouses energy, developes and stimulate nervous life, arouse th courage of youth. It makes yo young again. That's what Holllster'R Rock) Mountain Tea will do. Me. Tea or Tablets, At Dr. Stone's Drug Store. Master Painters and Decorators Meet. Birmingham. Ala.. Felt. 13 -Mom than 1100 delegates from all parts of the country are in Attendance at the annual convention of the Master Painters aad Decorators of America, which opened here thin morning at the City HalL The morning seeelon was almost entirely devoted to wel coming address an and the enrollment of the delegate. There will be ate ether meeting In the atteanoon and In the evening a reception at the Hotel Ulllman. Tomorow morning there will be a short business seeeiou, which will be followed by a trolley excursion of the delegates. Luncheon will be serve! at Raslfy. A furaaee. party will be given la the evening. Oa ThuredetK there will be a barbecue at the State Fair grounds, foMowed by a cake walk and danee in the main exhibi tion betiding. In the afternoon a car riage ride will be given the women of the party and a stag smoker for the men. At night the delegates and their ladles will be the gueeU of the local members at a theater party. The convention will close Friday Friday afternoon. ii a Nervous Diseases Are sueoeaefHlty treated by Osteo pathy. Dr. B. H. White, room tl. Brey man building, la a successful prartl (toner. He has bad a large pratic for several yeara. State ef Obie. City of Teledo, Lues County, es Prank J. Chewy awkes eat seat be is saaior partaMr ef the firm of P. J. Oaay & Co., dolsg baaiaee ia the Oky ef Toled county d steU afore said, and that the said Irn wUl pay the sum ef QNR HTJNDRBD DOLLARS for each aad every ese of seienh that eaasot be eared by the use ef Hall's Catarrh Our. FRANK J. CnENEY. Swera to befere ate aad subeeibed la y proses, M 8th day ef Decem ber, A. D, 18S. A. W. GLKASON, (Seal) Notary PubM. HaH'e Catarrh Cure is taken taUr nally, aad aota dareetly oa the blood and mueeua eerfaeea ef the syst. Sad for teetimoatals free. P. J. CHBNBT, ts CO.. Toledo O. Sold by druggist, T6. 1WU Ileal 's Family PMls tot eoaeti paUoB. oa,sa?on.ua-. JM n I ?vv 1 i- Jy DINING CARS FOR SOLDIERS Washington, Feb'. U.-Whsn the Mghth Infantry move to tan Fran cisco to embark for the Philippine, tho last of this month, the men will And an Innovation in the method of; providing meals on the Journey across j the continent. Heretofore at various' stations along the route the soldiers were compelled to take their standi alongside lunch counters and railway eating bouses and get what they could to eat. But this trip Inaugurate the plan of carrying a buffet on each train. Iflach baggage car will be fitted with an army range, No. 4, and alt the paraphernalia necessary to ooote rfi. ItaeU train will have a tank of ItOgnlloiia of water, in addition to two 90-gallon coffee boilers. Arrange ments have been made My whloh the railroad companies have agreed to furnish water and coal. This matte of .Aibelatenee for troops while being transported by railroad Is a serious one, and ha been under advisement for some time. Quartermaster Gen eral Humphrwy has been active hi tae Inauguration of a "dining car ser vice," and this experiment will be under the rupervialon of a beard of onioers appointed by him. Thk beard will make a report on the feasibility of train eeoMng on this trip, aad then the department will determine whether lie permanent adoption for troops traveling on long Journeys will be for the beet Interests of the service. William Williams Hanged. Mlnneapolw, Minn.. Feb. IX.-Wm. Williams, condemned to death for the murder of John Keller, of 8X Paul, last April, was executed by hanging In the Ranwey countf Jail In St. Paul early thk mornlag. Under the new law. which prohibit the presence of sp.ctators at any hanging, excepting the official of the court and Jail, the member of the Jury aad some other HAPPY NEWS our women s Oxford never fall te please the most critical eye. They have a gracefulness and dash of style that all women like. The shoe Is a very Important Item of a woman's drew, for it enhance or detracts from her entire costume. If you want a handsome, artistic anl skillfully made shoe, take a look at our new spring styles. They will pUaee you. Remember Our Spring Opening-Wednesday, St. Valentine's Day. A special Invitation is extended to all. BTKOB SISTERS' ORCHESTRA will furnish music from 1 to 6 p. m. Remember a free valentine awaits all who vtatt our store on opening day. Salem's Big Shoe Store OREGON SHOE COMPANY N I Overcoat Sale For ono more wook wo will koop our overcoats at the roduccd price. You won't need much money to avail yourself of the advantages of this sold. $20.00 Ovorooats now $14-50, $18.00 Overcoats now $13'Cft) $10.60 Overcoats now . ....jpil.BO $16.00 Overcoats now $10-00 Yotmg Men's Clot&es Como la and seo what oxaellnt things are offering at little, prices. This ia tho timo of year wo giro our young mot customers a benefit. Ntco all-wool and worsted suits from the ages of 14 to 20 now reduced $7.00 to $8.75 stilts now $5.00 $9.00 to $n.75 suits now $7.00 $12.00 to $15.00 stiits now $9.00 Salem Woolen Mill Store legal wltnossos, Sheriff Mloson re fused permits to hundreds of pomons who wished to bo proscnt at the hnnglng. Tho preparations for tho hanging had been mado vory care fully and there was not the least hitch In the proceeding. During his confinement In the Jail William wrote a history of his life, which covers St page of olosely written ntauuscripU The history has been re vised by Sheriff Mlesen and will prob ably he published for the benefit of the heirs of the executed murderer. WUUanm met his fate with stolon! resignation and slept well the night before hie execution. British Unemployed for Csnsda. Iindon, Feb. 13. -Fifty of the M0 families whloh Iml Rothsohlld pro pose to colonise at his own expense In Canada, to relieve tho situation among the large number of unem ployed In Great Britain, sailed today for their destination. The emigrants receive! clothe and food, the cost of paesAgo. and will rind situations awaiting them upon their arrival In 'Canada, with sunielent sums of money to guard them against emergencies. The total cost for each adult Is placed at fko, which must be repaid in In etnlliHeKia. It I expected that when the allotted fund has beun repaid 300 additional families will be tent to Canada under th same conditions. Agent who have made aa Inreeti gation by order of Lord Rotbsehlll ropert that there are opening In Canada for 10410 reepeetable per Will Olieuw Pure Food Laws. Uleemtngtoa, ML, Feb. 13. Between MO and MO retail merchant or this state are In attendance at the' annua) state convention of the Illinois Re tail Merchant Association, whloh met here this morning In the assem bly room of the Illinois Hotel. The convention was called to order by President John J. Pitta, of the Reel nee Monif Association ef Blooming ton. Mayor James S. Neville wel comed the member em behalf of the city aad If. C Cermlck. ef Centra Ha, responded oa behalf of the members jf the association. Then the presi dent delivered bis annual addrees. THE SHOERS and tho treasurer submitted his an nual report. After tho convention hnd appolntod tho usual committees It took a rooes for luncheon. In tho afternoon session tho report of the committee on credentials will be submitted and the recommenda tion of the president's annual ad dree will be dlsouAsed. Then a dls cusekm of other Important matter, like the paAeage of pure food laws, railroad rate, etc.. will follow. In the evening the member will attend a theater party at Caetle Theater. The convention will last three days. Th.e afternoon of the last day will be iuV voted to sight seeing. a Ladles, read this catalogue ef oharmrt. Bright eye, glowing cheeks, red lips, smooth akin without a blemish, In short, perfeot health. For sale with every package Holllster's I Rocky Mountain Tea. 3 cents. l)r Stone's Drug Store. ; I ? 1 $1.00 Reading for 50c For the benefit of the lady clerks and other young people of Salem who are unable to afford the higher prle Madame Xastll has decided to reduej her fee and the cost of a reading. Be) tonight, all day Wednesday and all day Thursday she will charge but M cent for her regular lift reading. Madame Kaaell ha remarkable, powers and reveal the hidden thing to you. She ean be oeneulted en bush nee matters or love affairs, specula ttoa or about anything that troubles you. This reduced price Is an oppor tunity that all should take advantage ef Office next to Hdlson theatre Hours 10 a. m. UK I p. m. $1.00 Reading for 50c t ft.J
