DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER. SO, 1000,
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New Silk Waists
NoV stylos In dainty patterns In
silk wnlsts In i
WHITE, HLACK, CHECKS, NETS,
PLAIDS AND ALL-OVER LACE.
Your wonts can beat bo supplied
bow wlijlo 'the Btpck )b ,at (ta beat.
$5' to. $10 p.
Rain Coats
Wo havo Just rccolvod a shipment
of about thirty raincoats for voinon
Wo havo boon doing such a satis
factory business In this class of gar
ments that It Is dlillcult to get them
faflt enough IIowoTer, If you nro
looking for a gnrniont of this kind
and will como In at once, wo bollovo
tho stocks nro In such shnpo now that
you can bo suited They aro all of
stnndard quality In 'wanted styles
and shades.
I $8,50 to $22.50
mmmeSm
Outing Gowns
A very necessary garment for
tho tool weather Haven't you
folt an though you need ono? Wo
'can supply you with almost any
kind you want in plain, white,
whlto with fancy yokes or tho
pretty striped ones, a full rnnge
of bIzoh from infants to adults is
among our showing.
50c to $2.50
Krinkle Down
Tho very nowest thing In tho
oldordown world Light as n
featlior, wnr'm, but not bulky,
stylish In its Huffy dellcncy, has
won Its way Into tho hearts of our
customers Wo cannot too high
ly recommend It for dressing
MicqtH'H, klinoniiN, bat It rohen,
baby clothe, coatH, otc Colors
rod, gray bluo and green
20 inches wldo ,
60c
TOMORROW ONLY
Special Sale No. 304
An opportunity to securo your supply of toilet articles at much leas
than their real wdrth. Eastman's Tooth Powder; Eustmnn'H Tnlctuu
1'owden; Rainier Medicated Sonp, demonstrated nt State Fair; Cocoa-,
nut Sonp, O bars; Agate Soap, !I bars; Antiseptic Witch Hazel nnd
Hard Water Witch Ifazcl Soaps by the bo.v. None will bo sold until
8:20 a. in. tomorrow. No phone orders taken. Regular 25
centB values
IOC;
Beit Specials
A full lino of leather nnd silk
bolts In all colors, Including black
and .whlto. You enn cIiooho profitably
from thi showing at
Half Price
"Oavenette"
Rain Proof
Dress Goods
Llko all good things it has
many imitations Thoro is but
ono Cemilno Cravcnette nnd
that ono is mado by tho cele
brated PRIESTLEY
Wo handlo this great pro
duction hero nnd hnvo it in nil
wanted weights and shndca.
Every yard Is Btnmpod,
CHAVENETTE
nnd nono 1b genuino without It.
$1 .50 to $3
Ladies' Knit
Underwear
Tho colobrntod Merodo undor
wear hand finished for miss
cs nnd women. A full nnd
completo lino In all kinds of
undergurmcntB in wool, silk,
wool and Bilk, lislo nnd cotton.
25c to, $6
Long Silk Gloves
Your wnntB can bo supplied
hero for long silk gloves in
either blnck or whlto Not
withstanding tho long glovo
famine our prlcos nro wonder
fully low for such splondtd
values,.
$1.50, $1.75, $2
Golf Gloves
or.
Warm gloves for cold wfcnth-
In colors black, blue,
gray, whlto and mixtures In all
Blzes.
Fine Clothes
FOR THE MAN WHO CAKES
Tho man who Is satisfied with
nothing but -the best will alwnyB
find satisfaction in selecting his
j
clothing hero, becauso they aro
mado witli all the distinction otjj
style, all tho perfect features, all'
tho high quality of fabrics and
all tho caro to little detail which
mark tho
Host That Can He Produced.
Won't you como in and see thcm?,i
$10 to $30
50c
SILK LINED
CASHMEHETTE GLOVES
in colors gray, brown, nnd
black
50c .
Flannelettes
Probably tho largest assort
ment between Portland nnd
Frisco Tho lino cmbrnces all
the best and most wanted pat
terns nnd colorings 27 Inches
wide Light, medium nnd dnrk
10c to 20c
Scotch Flannels
For walstlngs in dainty
stripes nnd checks In light
shades 30 Inches wldo.
Men's Shoes
Tho new shoes thnt bave.all tho
snappy stylo to them combined
with good fit nnd wearing quali
ties nro the ones to bo found hero.
Let us show you.
$3.50 to $4
Trunks
35c yd
The Alma Sleeve
Vesta for infants doeB not bind
under tho nrma nnd irrltnto tho
child a good, comfortnblo gar
ment that will appeal to ovory
mother All sizes In stock.
Ruben's vests for children in
nil sizes and grndos cotton, lisle,
wool, silk nnd wool all Bilk.
25c to $2.25
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That Arc Trunks.
Mado on the latest scientific
principles ui strung millennia j
thoroughly braced and fastened
You wnnt n trunk you can depend
on ono that you know will go to
tho end of your Journey in good j
shape This is tho kind wc have
All sizes and grades to suit
your taste.
$2.50 to $37.50
Persorial
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J. W, Roland retu'rped last even-;
ing from Albany. - !
W. M, Mitchell went to Portland'
yesterdny on business.
N. S. Houston, of Woodburn, was Uer'V6h(5rttl)le form apnea
J.J ... Vl. w vuwaaa ff
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HUNDRED AND
. FORTY-SEVEN
jNTERYftyJ
-(Continued from first page, '
Bedding
Tho largest and best lino
good values In the city
BLANKETS
All grndes from
45cto$10
COMFORTS
AH sizes and grndes from
$1 to $12.50
of
Blanket Cloth
For bath robes Thoy como
In dnrk shades In fancy pat
terns with border to mntch.
20c yd
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CITY NEWS
A Collo:tlon of Important Para
graph for Your Consideration
Ills of the Flesh
Most of tho Ills Heidi In hqlr to aro
romodled by Osteopathy. Llkoly
your cabo would bo easily reached.
It would at least do no harm to hnvo
talk with Dr. I). H. Whlto, In tho
Uroyiuou building.
Chrysanthemum
Mason Bros,, florists,
loin. Phono 308.
tuoi-fri
South 8u-10-29-2t
11(1 Seventeen Cent
Julius Wolf, of Sllverton, was in
tho city last evening, and snld that
hit father nnd himself hnd pur
chased 300 bales of hops nt 17 cents.
Today nnd Tomorrow
You can havo your pick of tho few
CUT
GLASS
SALE
For a short tlmo only wo frill toll
Mi glass at greatly reduced price.
e our window display with prices
alaty marked oa each piece.
W have another big shipment of
ut gV oa tha road from tho fac
tory and must make room. Our
are r.lwdy wU tiled. Don't
mlM t4t opiw-tuKy. Yewmmr sot
jMva smother Ilka K.
BaiVs Jewelry
Store
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.Mtait M T Ismij Hs
sowing machines, hacks, wagons nnd
ImplonioutH romulnlng on my floor
pretty cheap. I give possession to
Mr. Manning Thursday. P. A. Wlg
nins. Today and Tomorrow
You can hnvo your pick of tho fow
sowing machines, hacks, wagons and
Implements remaining on my floor
pretty cheap. I glvo possession to
Mr. Manning Thursday. P. A. Wig
gins. fl. A. H., Attention
All comrades of Sedgwick Post
nnd ladles of Relief Corps aro re
(jilCBted to nttond tho funeral of our
comrade, S. 13. Wntklns, Wednesday
at 1:30 p. m. from tho realdonco
corner of Mission and Saginaw
streets, ono block from Commercial
street, South Sulom. By request of
Commander Gideon Stolz.
Kugeno Men (Jet Contract
Bids for tho erection of tho wo
man's cottage nt tho University of
Oregon wero opened by tho building
commlttoo of tho board of regents
Monday, nnd tho contract was award
ed to Ten-ill & Hunter, of Eugene,
their bid being tho lowest, which was
94592, Among tho other bidders
wero Welch & Mauror, of this city,
for 15949. Tho bulldog will bo a
frame structure, thro stories high,
nnd handsomo In design. It will nc
commodato about 30 girls.
Notice, Royal Neighbor
Special business to transact noxt
Thursday night. All members aro
rcquettea to no in anenuance. uy
order "ot Margaret Headrlck, oraclo.
10-30-2t
ATTOHNEY-GKXKHAL HOME.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Made Arrangements for tho Prosocu-
tlou of Oregon' Claim Against
tho Government.
Four Cases Disposed of By the High
est Tribunal This Morning.
..In tho supremo court this morn
ing, tho case of E. Owens against
T. B. Kay left last night for -a'
business trip In eastern Oregon-, .
S. A. Parks went to Eugene last,
ovenlng. '"'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moyer came;
up from Portland last evening. '
Fred West, of Sherwood, Wnsh-,
lngton, was In the city yesterday. . ,
A. E. Watson went tq Albnny yes
terday on business.
W. S. C. Farrls, of Springfield, was
vlBltlng In the city today.
Mrs. Ira S. Lamk went to Brook3
pn business this morning.
Mrs. A. M. McCull'och went to
Portland today.
Mrs. W. II. Odell left this morn
ing for n short visit In Portland.
Mrs. Lou Hntch went to Portland
this morning.
Rev. nnd Mrs. T. Ford returned to
their homo In Portland last even
Mrs. E. T. Adnlr left this morning
for Woodburn, where she will visit
Mrs. Ogle.
Sheriff Elklns, of Crook county,
left Inst evening for his homo In
Prlnovlllo.
Rev. H. J. McDevltt, of Portlnnd,
who attended tho dedication of St.
Joseph's church, returned homo yes
terdny. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Shlppoy, of Mn
rlon. nro in tho city today on busi
ness. "Tip" Humphrey, tho prohibition
editor of tho Jefferson Review, was
a Salem visitor today.
! Chester Van Fleet Is in Portland
today. He lias accopted a position
In the Keedham barber Bhop.
Mrs. W. St. Plerro and daughter,
Miss Lucelle, went to Newport today
for' a short outing.
Mrs. L. E. Trnchscl, who has bcon
a patient in tho Salem hospital, left
today for her homo near Summit.
Prof. J. T. Mathews returned this
morning frpm a visit to his mothor,
near Seaside.
Miss Ireno ABhford nnd Miss Vln
nlo Wood left this morning for Pen
dleton to visit relntlves nnd friends.
F. A. Klnmpo, of Jefferson, enme
to Salem this morning on a short
business trip.
Mrs. O. C. Goodnlo and brother,
Lyman Cnse. went to Portlnnd last
ovenlng whore they will reside.
RIchnrd W. Montngue, n well
known Portland attorney, Is In tho
city on legal business,
i A. T. Brownell, agent for tho O.
R. & N. nt Farmlngton, left yostor
dajy for his homo after n visit with
. Salem relatives.
I Superintendent of Schools Acker
man will co to St. Holens tomorrow
to attend the Institute that will bo
hold by tho teachers of Columbia
Ing tho'portlers
8rijJ
10r Slinrtn.4
parently held up by a hldde'V
tottering.- "-fl
X-" :"t SufTprJiiR from Cnnce,
It. is hardlv trim . .. '
iS Hllffprlnif f-ntr. . " EdiJ
nor Tt 13 oitM..t i u")
o7' ".rrr:'rver.thattj
frame Her body is ...... s1
ndvntinoil venra oi. . . l
":;",'-;'' "uy.nM faewis
v..v v..u..w Ul nuweriui niemben t
c. vuuiui uy uur ucspot c tun.
by bar refusal to designate h .
cessor, ajid tho several factions i J
the head 'aro now fighting for 1
lllU9lVlJt
Hon. A. M. Crawford, attorney
general for tho stato, returned homo Henry E. Turner, appealed from tho
this mnrnlne from n vlnlf in Wnali. circuit court of Marlon countv. wns
lngton and other Eastern cities. Mr. nfllrmed. The opinion was by Judgo co"ny'
Crawford visited tho cnpltal to or- Mopro. This was a motion to set' , r" , Mrs; T' "nBton, left
range for tho prosecution of tho aside a deed mado by Owens to Tur- , ' morn,nB 'J Contralia, Wash-
claims of this stato against tho Unit, ner on tho ground thnt tho former "b "" lu "c,r ou" ,,, twm
ed States government. Thcso claims was not Insufficient possession of his
hnvo been ponding for moro than 40 faculties to dispose of real estate,
years, and amount to moro than! Tho suit of James E. Hamilton
1300,000. During tho Civil War tho against Webster nnd W. H. Holmes,
United States troops stationed nt the. nppcaled from Benton county, was
various forts In Oregon wero cnlled rovorsed and dismissed,
to tho East to toko an actlvo part In I Tho suit of Overbeck, Start and
tho great conflict. Oregon was then Cook Company against J. C. Rob-
asked to supply these posts, which jblns, appealed from Multnomah coun-
wob uune. uregon paid nnu main-,1. " uwnimu. iue opinion was
talned tho soldiery during tho war. hy Judgo Bean.
nnd now it seems that the stato is
In n fair way to rccelvo compensation.
Tho suit of E. W. Haines, J. W.
Council, sheriff, etc., appealed from
Washington county, was reversed
Mr. Crawford employed Ralston &Jnd dismissed. This waB a suit
Slddons, Washington attorneys, to 'brought to clear tltlo to a piece of
look after the Interest of Oregon bo- real estate.
foro tho court of claims. It is ex
pected that tho' court will act on
this cabo In tlmo to havo the mat
ter so before tho next
congress.
o
I. N. Harris wont to Woodburn
last ovenlng to visit his. son, W. N.
sosalon of Harris, who has charge of the elec
tric plant at that place.
POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY,
"In tho Bishop's Carriage" Was So
Successful In Portland That
It ItcnuiiHcd Another I)y.
lUsfcet IUU at O. A, C.
Tho Intorest In basket ball at O.
A. O. has never been so great as this
year and tho practice that goes on
eory evening shows that the boys
themselves are very enthusiastic,
Donald Yantls, who played center
last year on tho Salem high school
team, Is making good la that posi
tion here, as also are Foster and
Benson, "DHaa" Roefter and
Pvlwa of last ywr's team are la the
puuo agalBi h4 jmshmk etkera who
yrtmty) to mk wood sr Watt.
JMeOiawK Hamilton WaJUa, and
JJlrrrii. (lastt,
"In tho Bishop's Carriage, which
was booked at the Grand Onora
Houso for Thursday night, has been
postponed until Friday night. The
play made, such a wondorful success
at tne news theatre n Portland that
Managor Meredith agreed to accom
modato Manager Helllg by consenting
to the attraction playing- in Port
land one more time, and giving, the
Play la Salem Instead of Thursday,
aa was trst Intended. The play is
said t be paving phenomenal sue-'
cess at Portland.
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M. E. Walker loft this morning for
a visit at Eugene.
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Wo have just received an
other shipment of '
Ehmon's Olire Oil
The best olive oil on the
market and guaranteed
STRICTLY PURE
We have It in
PINT BOTTLES
QUART BOTTLES
ONE-HALF GALLON CANS
ONE GALLON CANS
Wo are the only agents for thla
Ine olive oil In Salem.
The
Moir Grocery
Company
4M Mate St.
lngton.
Mrs. J. Doremus nnd daughter,
who have been -visiting Mrs. S. S.
Mosher, returned to their home in
Oregon City this morning.
Mrs. M. E, Jackson, who has been
the guest of her son, J. W. Jackson,
returned this morning to her home
at Brownsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Webber and daugh
ter, who havo been the guests of W.
Fennel, returned this morning to
their homo in Brownsville,
MIbs Emily Squlro, the elocution
ist, will appear on tho program In
tho entertainment at the reform
school this evening.
Miss A. E. McKlnney, who has been
recently visiting in Eastern Oregon,
after a short visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Darby, returned this morning
to her home at Turner.
John Steelhammer, of Woodburn,
the only John, is in town today, oa
Important business bent, and fori
once in his life wouldn't talk to, a,
reporter.
Chaplain St. Pierre and a captain
and a cadet of the Salvation Army
will hold relicIouB services at the
reform school Thursday, evening.
Mr. St, Pierre act ae chaplain both
for tho reform school and tho peni
tentiary. o- .
Has Not Appearc4
A notice, which reads as follows,
is posted in the court heuse: "To
whom It may cencern: John Steel-
hammer Is due for a marriage llceaso.
All young -ladles objecting thereto,
please appear and show- cause why
same should not be Issued. (Signed)
Chief oj Marriage Bureau." No pro
teat has fceea made, as John's judg
meat ta good la music, poetry amd
ladlos.
Mrs. Eddy Admits Reportc
v.U..i.u.i., . .. UCt, 30 ,.
about with "safeguards," MmS
biuuivu uu wmuenco to a ltou
number of newspaper men todi
i;.iiuiiiB iuu BCTipps-JftSWS Httnij,
ono is mini 10 nave Bnnctloned lb
to set at rest the report thu l.
health was undermined, but Uial
fort failed of Its purpose. Her iA
Ing health Is evident in her faceiJ
manner.
MrB. O'Brien's clear young
questiened:
"Aro you in perfect benlthr
"I am," waa tho piilful attempt t
nn nnowAi. na i.
" " ouu surveyed &
questioner with wonderment, tt-
uenuy trying to comprehend t.
meaning of the demonstration, l
was plain that she regarded her pr
vncy outraged, uut a stronger ml4
had forced upon her the necessity c
mnKing a good Impression
IITT
imvo you any pnyslclan otb
thnn God?" asked Mrs. O'Drlen.
"Eh, what? Oh, yes, I heara
No, I havo no other physician ui
God. I nm restlnc In his re;Iut-l
Ing arms."
Tho testimony wns only half iiftl
bio to thoso nbout her. She thn-l
turned wearily toward Mr. Fry, W
was standing near, In tho unlforat
a footman, ready to assist her to lei
carriage.
Mrs. O'Brien pushed Into the h
and bogged, "Mrs. Eddy, rontraJ
pleaso tell us. do you drive oat w
dny?" Sho paid no heed, bnttsu
murmured something which the ttet
ogrnpuer near by took to ma.
yeB. Sho was thon taken to her cr
rlago by Fryo and n strong aw
Tho intorviow termlnnted, Unlti!
seconds, and disproves tho report t
a certain extent that she cannot nl
nor talk, but that's nil. It It ri
parent, thnt she is on the M
of a completo physical breaWcrd
and Is .weaker than seemed proV
DIED.
BURGTORFF Monday. Octokfil
190G, at tho asylum, He
Bergtorff, aged 65 years.
Funernl services will be he!i
Rlgtlon's undertaking parlors t&
nt 1:30 p. m. The body will
buried In tho Leo Mission cemttrt
GRATH. On Sunday, Octottff i
1906. at tho Salem hospltsJ, .
line Grath. aced 23 years.
Funeral services will be hU'
day at Rlgdon's undertaking P1
at 3:30 p. m and the burial -rO
In the Odd Fellows' cemetery
Norwich Union Vkt
ance Society
Frank Meredith. Realdest
OIBce with Wm. Brown 4 C.'
129 Commercial Street
Money io Loan
THOMAS K. 1
Over Ladd k. Bush's Bank. 8
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teopathy. Room 21,
bulldlnsr. Commercial
Phone 87. Residence 3!l
street, corner ChemckeU
Phone 1448. Treats
chronio
free.
diseases.
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Bmi. j,lkW0:
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Wanted. Traveler for
. house; $12 per week.
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with cfitnn. J. A. Alex-,
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more, for amall family.
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