Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 21, 1906, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMi Nice of Her. tt irttif vott think you could bo itm on my salary, dear? Bfae-Ves. George, but thoro'd bo very Uttte left for you to bo lmppy ou. Kew York World. WAY DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1900 5 DOWN EAST Our Bakery for Good Goods. Try Us Uyer cakes ISo and 25c Angel cakes 15c and 2Ec Wlflo cake 10c Jelly roll 10c Ckocolate roll 10c Cecoanut roll 10cand25b Kt loaf cAke . . . . .2So The best maooaroons, lady flngorb 64 fancy cookie and cakes evor tattti out In Salem. OUR DREAD Mai no equal In town. FULLER & DOUGLAS. Mm' fending greceri, eoBfeetloner tad bakers, 4M-SlK State street. nn"t 112 and 187. A Play Full of Pathos Humor and Sentiment To night The Grand Opera House tonight will have William A. Brady's produetlon of Lottie Blair Parker4 beautiful pas- toral plaly, "Way Down East," The ater goers who have teen It will un doubtedly gkdly renew acquaintance with Squire Bart'ett, who believes In living according to the "Scripters," motherly oM Mr. Bartlett, the squire's wife; Anna Moore, who was sinned against moni than sinning; David Barttett, the squire's son; Brewster, the equlre's pretty niece; HI Holler, the chore boy with an In feotloua laugh; Itubo Whipple, tho England country sldo, thoy aro plain people. And tho story written about thorn becomes their plainness. Tho play portrays the simplicity, comedy and tragedy of tho community, the 'purity and sweotnese of which might tun on uninterrupted forever but for the casting across of tho shadows of the wicked city. This comes in the form of tho cultivated city man with more money than morals, who has be trayed a confiding rural lass undor the guise of a mock marriage. Homele3, she seeks the shelter of a household where the ruling spirit Is a well meaning country squire, whose religion prompts him to send forth the hapies Magdalen lest she con tamitMte his own precious son to whom the tins of the world are some what unknown, The son. tovlng the girl for her sweetness of character, follows her out. rescues her from death In the winter storm, and the father, over come by repenting remorse, forgives and blesses. There are variation of refreshing and humorous iort which relieves the play of Its somber se'tlng and makes tho spectator fed tho lesson is being RAIN OR SHINE I IBBBBBBBfE. .BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBU BBBBHPlV BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBH bbbbbh .BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBiBBBl hsbbbt .BBMPBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnB'"hL , 'rsv'!BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnBnBBBBBH bibbs' . bbbbbbbbbkTEi' -vteBBBBBBBBBBnsnn IbbbbbT t sBsBar jSsBBms? 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The arlous scene give opportunity for lajvlah and elaborate M-enlc Investment, and thee baro beei taken advantage of to the limit of stage craft by Mr. Brady and Mr. Clrinmer, who staged the play. The snowstorm U probably he moat res, Ibllc effect of the kind ever seen on the stage. The various other scenei are aa true to nature as areata art ran make them. Grand Opeua House JOHN T. OORDBAY, MfT, ! WEDNESDAY,' FEB. 2 1 WM. A. DRADY'S St wis Produetlon Bkborated by Joseph R. Grlsmer, WAY DOWN EAST A Play of Universal Sympathy aK Weeks la New York Oily. Prices. 3(e. Me, 7ft. aad U0. leat si, We4eday, Uni, The William H. West Dig Minstrels. Modern Weedmen of Amerloa Danee. Ileal o'd time dark)- aeu are alwoet Thursday evening. Pebruary Md. at aa scarce as hens' teeth in these days IIoHuau hall. The beet orchestra lu of ragtime eccentricities ou the slag the city ami alt rouad good time. Thv and for that very reaeou the later-1 rtoyl Neighhore will be reseat, and estlR eoeclalty doae on these Ua)4M by. sslst la ma Wag this dan the "best George U Wade, oae or the may of uiew all." Aumissiom geatiemea. oowediaas of the WIlHam R. Weet.Mc; buHea. Grand Opera Hoosc JNO. F. CORDRAY, Mgr. Hiiiui hi ii 1 1 m m 1 1 n FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Minstrels SANDFORD B. RiCABY'S Ye Bright and Merry WM. H. WEST BIG JUBILEE f50-BRIGHT LIGHTS OF THE 50 50-M1NSTREL WORLD-50 BE&T COMEDIANS, SINGERS, DANCERS, MUSICIANS Brf'M-S&c, 50c, 75c, 1; Grand Pa. e at 11:45 a. m. Liberty Store Seeds for the gardes. Bv thing yon wnt and everythias TON. KC HighMt prieas paid for esse. C W. SMITH, Prop 3A.jsicais.. tW TallUYMKraAhnjsBMt 4 l!JliltsbnKri Is aN 0U NtoHi apnreejlaied. Mr. WW oeenplea a utHque poetUon on the modern wins trel stage, Inasmuch an his act stands entirely alone In neaMky anery partic ular; it is new. absolutely so. and HIM sugau much of the style of aed nero Impersonations so popular white minstrelsy was yet In Its In fancy. Mawaisr Rleaby ehnee this act In rdnr to be able to present a minstrel WeysjPn assjssjajejssswans w snev eassssaBfjgswejpTes) white at th sasnA Urn ha did notf overlook th demand for up to date; ISc. St I You Need An Umbrella You certainly need one when it's raining and when it's not, you need one for fear it's going to. We've a splendid variety of good umbrellas for Men. Mod erate priced ones, built for durability, $1 , $1 .50 and $2. Umbrella elegance, $2.50, $3 to $5.00. Every thing that's new in handles, natural wood, boxwood, gum metal and silver trimmed. This Is the store to tie to for umbrellas. Salem Woolen Mill Store Colonist Rates Commencing February 16th, and continuing dairy to and Including April 7th, and from September 14th until October XI, 1M, colonist tick eta lli be sold from the Hast to all potnt on Oregon lines via, Portland. FVi'.'uwing rates from Omaha, Neb., $25, t'uuncil UlMfte, la., $tf; Kansas City, Mo, Me; Denver, Goto.; ftf; S, Joseph, Mo., $tt; St Itouls, Mo., $90; Chicago. 111., $M. If yon desire you can make dopoett with agents and tickets wHt he furnished your Mend la the HaaL A. L. OUAIO, td General Passenger AgenL Reaeh the Fen Today. Sheriff T. I). Taylor arrived hore this Moral ng with 0. V, Davis and Moees Taylor, two weM-hnown resi dents of Umatilla county, who are un der arrest to ir' terms la the peni tentiary- JMvls was cotwletod at tho January term of court for embexxllnfr $1300 of the county's money while ohlef book- keeper under Depuly Sheriff Taylor four years urn. and wan sentenoe4l to Ave years' Imprisonment and to pay a Nae of IS (KM), Moes Taylor will serve two years for attempted arson of the home aaJ wheat field of hfe brtfcr-tB4nw. John Itanntete Taylor Is one of Umatilla's wealthiest 4ieat ralaera, Bxeurstens Every Hear. la erdr te give tho people of Salwa aa opportunity te see the benwtlfil eenatry south ef QUva, aad te see the devslepment belag made by the &em peay, the CltUeiw' Light & Traetian Cempaay will raa ezeursioa oars te the reek quarry, seatb ef Odd Fella wi' wetery, iMvlag the Willamette hetel hi evea hears. Bajey a pleasaat ride, aad see fer yuarself. tf Yeu Aye Invited To Join In the splendid chicken pie noveity feature, a will be shown at dinner, I to 8 o'cteck Thnrsday even the Grand Opera House next Friday tag. Met. with the Catholic ladles at evening. Pabmary ft. St Joseph's a. SI oanta. St Werth Double the Money. Rilewartk Ptomntead. who appears at the Opera House tomorrow iM la the Y. R C. A. Ontertalnwent Course, comas ver' highly recommend ed. He Is an impersonator of marked ability , aad keeps his audience laugh ing the entire time be Is on the plat form. His ebaracterUaUoJi of a hoy. and of a Kansas Rube are excellent. Asthma. That dread disease yields readily to Osteopathy, and Dr. II. H. White U the beat-ketowa Osteopath In Salem His aloe Is at room 11. Ureymwt block. Salem Girl In China, With the thought of tho people turn- lug toward Uio Orient with roforonco to the anti-foreign sentiment which Is spreading in China, some anxiety is manifested hwe for the safety of Miss Nellie Clark, of Salem, who Is now stationed at Nanking, China, doing missionary work. She was actively engaged In state ohurch work under the Onriattan denomination before she sailed, and la supported by the churches thronajhottt the Willamette valley. She wan graduated from Wil lamette University with the etae of 1IM. Itoh lllngwerm. H. T. Lnoaa, Wlage, Ky., wrltsat April Sf, 100. Fr 10 te IS years I had beea afHUted with a malady known as tho Iteh. Tho Itehlag was mett unbearable; I had tried fer years to Had relief, bavinjr tried all remedies I oouM hear ef, besides a number ef festers. I with to state that eao ftlagle application of Uallard'o Snow Liniment cured mo completely ami permanently, oinoe taea l nave uiml the llniHtent on two separate oe eaaloas for rlngwflrtn and It cured com pletely. See, We and $1.00. Fer sale I). J. Fry, Salem, Oregon. Croup negiarwitk theeymptoaM ef aeatma e4d there Is a sblHiseM, eaewiag, . Jlrat, het $kb, qulak puUo, bearteaeM aad Impeded rosplrattoa. Ol ve frequent email deM ef Ballard's irerebonnd Syrnp, (the ohtld will sry fer It) aad at tk grit sign of a ereupy seugh, apply frequeatly Hal lark's Snow Ualameat te the threat Mrs. A. Yllet, New Oaitle, Oele. writes, Mareh 18, IWit I think .Bal lard 'a Herebeund Syrup a weaderfal remedy aad m pleaMat te take. For ale by D. J. Fry, Salem, Oregon. ' Champions by LoqIs. Tho nnnstlon of the state baahetbnll ehamplonahlp la already stirring In athletic circles. The Independence Athletic Club basketball club team now claims to be the champion enib teawof tfce stato, having defoUdth Salem Y. Ml tt A. team, whkh defeat ed the Wllameite team that recently took the game from the Multnomah Omb tea;M. Such deduetlona aro at w) refrashiag to the reader, if only for the original atyie of treating their display. Dlds for Feeding Prisoners. Tho undersigned will rocolro soalod bids for tho feeding of prison ers In Uio olty Jail (meats to be fur nished at tho Jail In the olty hall) for the year 1000, up to 6 o'clock p. m on Monday, March 6, 1900. The right Is reserved to reject any or aH bids submitted. W. A. MOOHKfl. 3-11-K Olty Recorder. Don't let your bread deteriorata try the fatnona Wild Rose Flour. Ohleken Plo Dinner Will be Mven by ladles -f the Cath ollc church on Thursday evening. Md, at St Joseph's hall. Your presence solicited. M eents. It Incubators i i Remember we are still In the lead with our lla of Incubator. Selling some every day, and they all give satisfaction. Come Jn aad see our Kne and see what we havejs, to efTM. That OM Trusty at $1X0(1 la oertalnly a hummer, give satisfaction. And It D.A.WHITE&SON PCEDMEN and SEEDMEN 255Com'l Phone 160 s Wld Rose Fkmr i made of the Nnest of tho wheat New Edison Theatre Sajaa, Oregea. MEADOWS &. LASSARE, In an original mllttary poem, eatt Uid "May Ftowers," Iatfofctclng 60B8S, nsualc dialogue and chamctor eeasgfi. The favorite Prima Deana, MISS EDNA WIUMA. In ne,w ami cJMeaie aong an bjeau Ufnl atstume. ' The big aad WHt tv., PEARL &. CAS8IDY, In tsvelr ohra9tr oomadj shst,, -The Llghtsdng Ageaf Repeats wttjr oparatle snwU and dnncw, ate thaif Intent local song; "Hat Alr.M The screamtng oomody. "A MIXED AFFAIR. A pretty pmy with somo donees, eta ' An entire change of program Thursday. AJmlssloa 10 eeats. THE SALEM STEAM tAUNDRY Is doing family washing at the low rate of five cents a pound. At this prion we wash everything, we starch W.WJM.ft ,www.w. ww w - . . We lion and fisUh everything that cab be dona by machinery, Including, knit, flannel and woolen underwear; ! also all fiat work, such as sheets, slips, tablecloths, napkins, couater naaea. towels, handkerchiefs, tray cloths. dotlMfl, etc. Balance hand work Is returned rough dried. The' taoi ia uub tba sirrah tha blnelBg' aad other utensils, to say nothing ef human toll required for the washing at heme, eannet be bought cheap enough to do all this work at so small a price. Telephone 3f, or drop us a card. and our solicitor win call and explain about this work in detail. THE SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY Special rate for regular family work for sixty days. Campaign Rates To new suhsctihets to the Daily and Week ly Capital Journal. Hefc sustain Republican National Policies I and elect the ticket in Oregon by circulating the Journal. Daily Journal 4 mos onjtria!$f00 Weekly " 4 Hos on trial 25c One copy fee to person getting p the club HOFER BROS i ..3 i It J m mi -i u I r TVi 4