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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY. NOVEMBER. 2fl 1000.
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When You Get It?!
OF SUPERB TABLE LINENS
LlHCifgf like good books, grow more fascinating with ngp, and one generally delights In adding to ho.- nlorc tlmt lb, l( they me good
Jlat'HS, pure through nrtd through , uelt us you will get nt (Ills store. Wo arc rather proud of our linen stock not only because It Is the
,iuest In JJiIh Hcctlnn, but because wo have In It some of the best linens that are went from ubroad. Ouf prices are the very lowest consist
ent with quality and Jut now tlioro are big savings to be bad here. ii --
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of 1 n
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Warm Coats
The Newest Styles
Now coatB coming ovory day.
Tho wanted kind and In tho right
BhndCB, Our prices nro, nB ubuoI,
tho lowest, quality nnd stylo con
Bldorod, you'll be nblo to And.
$6.50 to $35
Misses' Suits
The now Btylo Norfolk and
Tony jacket HiiitH for MIhbch nro
horo, In cnlorB, rod, grucu and
grny. You'll Hiiroly lo ploascd
with this Hhowlng.
$15 to $25
Taffeta Jumpers
Wo nro Knowing Hovornl styles
lu ttils now Btylo garmout wlilch
bidB fair to hocomo u great favor
Uo among tho well drosHorB, Lot
uu hIiow them to you and you'll
approclato tholr UBofulnoHS. Wo
aro showing, also, nf till lino of
Nun' Veiling nnd AllmtrosB
walHtx. Second floor.
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CITY JNEWS
A Collection of Important I'urn.
graphs for VoHr Cotinldcratlon
Choicest of Cut
Of nil kinds of menta can ho ob
tained nt nil times at Farrlugton'B
Market, 420 Stnto street, also a lino
lino of poultry for that Thanksgiving
foAst.
AtkH to lie Appointed (tuuidlnu
May mo Bohuts on last Saturday
petitioned tho Marion county court
for nn order appointing her guardian
of tho person and estate of her
father, Adnm Schutr, an lninnto of
tho hospital for tho liisnno.
To Che. Haered Concert
A, lnrgo chorus under tho dlrcotlon
of Dr. C. II. Eplcy is prnrticlug In tho
First Christian church and will soon
Elegant New
Bracelets. . . .
A pleasing variety of tho now'eet
reductions In Ladles' Bracelets nro
ijew ou display nt Barr'u Jowelry
tore.
Tho values wo offer aro unusual
for such beautiful, high-class brace
, Joie, They couio In
cm rwM $2.00 to $7.50
SMMGoW at $6.50 to $25
Ya-Hr cotuino la not complete
wJtbont a beautiful gold bracelet on
yr arm.
LmNm' (Mm, NcckkKes wk!
LckU
aanrmtitlng the hlshcat skill in
taaat)il mh! the most artistic
teat jh k4f, Jtr attraction
Ht wr aiMW Jewery.
Burr's Jewelry
Store
Cm. State mi Umty Su.
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308th Wednesday Special
Another special that smncks of tho holidnyB, of which you will soon
ho thinking. For Wednesday only wo offer DRKSSKI) DOLLS twolvo
inches long, full dressed in a wido rango of colors to choose from.
TIiobo dolls can ho put to sleep, 'nememhor nono will bo sold until
8:30 a. m. Wednesday nnd no tolephono .orders will bo received. Bo
here an tlmo. Provldo for tho littlo girl's happiness. Q
"Oavenette"
Dress Goods
"Crnvcnctto" la a process which
makes cloth non-nbsorbant nnd
can bo applied to almost any class
of material. This process Is a
patent and Is owned nnd controll
ed by D. Priestly, nnd no goods,
callod Cravonotte, without tho
Cravonetto brand Is gonulne.
Wo nro Bhowlug a flno lino of
Bhndow chocks and stripes In light
nnd medium tan shndoB, light nnd
dark browns, navy, dark gray's
and blncks In plnln nnd fancy
wonves, 51 to CO Inches wido.
Every yard Btampod "Cravonotto"
which Is a guaranteo of Its gonu
inoneBB and that rain will nolthor
wet nor Hpoilt thorn,
Havu you noticed that othor
de'alorH ndvortiso Craveuette Rain
CoatM? If Carvonctto was not tho
bout thoy cortnluly would not
bundle them. This Is ono of tho
strougost recommendations It enn
recolvo.
Whon you want a thoroughly
rnjlabio rain-proof mntorial, ask
for and Insist on Cravonetto.
$1 .50 to $3 yd
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J present tho ancred cantata, "Pillar of nttle, will deliver an address nt the,
Flro," which is doscrlptlvo nt tho.tomperunco hall this evening. He
I children of Israel's pllgrlmngo
through tho wilderness.
Dancing Kchool '
Of Tioga hall will bo hold on
Tuesday evening of UiIb week, In
stead of Wednesdny, ll-2C-2t
LleeiiKed to Wed
Ltcenso to marry havo boon tssuod
to Alfred Brooks, of Carlton, nnd
MUs Margarot Mathlas, of this city.
Look at Menu
Of tho Wlllametto Hotel dinner;
cheaper than you can furnish your
, own dinner. Fifty cento por plate.
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Tho (iholKou lvfttate
W. F. Gholson, of this city, has
petitioned tho Marion county court
to bo appointed administrator of tho
cututo of J, 11. Gholson. Tho estate
coiulsts of proporty, real and por
so mil, valued at f500.
Adoption Paper Filed
Samuol Kaser and wlfo havo asked
tho Marlon county court to bo por
mlttod o adopt Ella Stllwpll, who Is
In tho Boys' nnd Qlrls Aid uoclety
In Portland. Tho mother of tho
child it Is alleged is doad nnd tho
fathor'a whereabout 1b unknown.
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lUrM Answers Complaint
Fred Hurst, tho real estate deal-
or, has filed an answer in tho circuit
court to tho complaint of I. N. Mnx -
woll, who recently began an action
to obtain commission on tho aalo of
ruriain rem property uinue 10 urunt
uoruy and otuors.
Hold CHiveiitloH-
Tlui T. n fl T. nrn hnlillne a ills.
trlct convention lo thli city today. lne 1bl" namo, J'ah Cronln.
Tho ropresentatlvM from tho varlout " 40; a f,Mbver: T fW
lodge aro a8 follewa: Clood iiopo.llaceraed nd h, ha,r torn out waa
No. l, of Portland. O. J. Jemtegaard
and Mrs. K. Hooda; No, S, PortUad,
Messrn, E. J. llawktaa and Seth
Uui; Ualo No. Sl, 8lw, Mrs. E.
M. VaNorvert awl Mhw Ntlt
Ttewaa; rH-tUd. No. 4, Pertkuri,
O. K. OtJklM, r. J, McHary aa4 J,
X. Knox; clo No. 7, Bclo, Ch. M
Audrou National Oraad CfcUf
Tiuiir tiKrg F Cottrll, of 9-
An Unequaled
Opportunity
Boy's
Overcoats
By a fortunato purchaso wo
wcro onahled to sccuro a sample
lino of Boy'B Overcoats rnnglng In
size from C to 19. They nro of
tho newest stylo. Only one of n
kind. And wo in turn offor them to
you at much loss than their real
worth. Bring In tho young man
and seo what a flno coat wo can
(It him out in nnd how much you
will save.
SPECIAL PRICES
ON THE ENTIRE -LINE,
Warm
Bedding
Thoso cold nights very forcibly
suggest tho need of warm bedding,
llavo you seen our lino? Wo have
wo think, tho host valuon In tho
city.
BLANKETS
45c to $10.00
COMFORTS --
$1.00 to $12.50
was recently elocted to tho Washing-J conducting n serleB of revival meet
ton stnto sonnte. and Is said to bo an lugs nt the Free Methodist church of
nblo spoaker.
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Entertained Salem Team.
A most ploaslng indoor garden
party was given by tho high school
studonts Saturday evening nt Frank's Oklahoma Convention,
hall for tho Kugono nnd Snlom high' ' Guthrlo, Okln.,' Nov. 20. Tho ap
school football teams. Tho rooms polntmont of a commltteo on county
woro made vory beautiful with fir boundaries In Indian Territory Is
treos and forus, nnd Chlnoso lanterns oorshndowlng everything elso In tho
woro hung around to add to tho 'constitutional convention nt tho pres-
brlghtne88,
The Kugono team escorted tho Sa
lorn team to tho hall, whoro they
woro received by tho senior girls.
Ten sophomoro girls, appearing ns
semi-flowers, above a screen of Ivy,
then greeted them with clovor 11m.
orlck8,-burlcsqulng each of the
teams. After this charades on tho
names of tho various mon of tho
teams was given and Bongs wero
sung,
Suppor was then sorved by tho
junior girls at two long dining tables
artistically decorated with tho
Sa-
lorn color. Reglstor.
Vs Among tho l.'HMts.
Mr8i Charles A. Gray, who has
b(Mm t,mB Pendleton, was
among th'0 BUe8t8 at a larg0 party
glvon by Mr8t Walter VIerce at tbat
cU. Saturday. Mrs. T..T. Geer, a
fomor ,ndy wa8 a,80 among
(H0 gUOatB.
Another Sfespect.
Dayton, O., Nov. 26. A man glV'
pm tuormn.
mi is uipucveu oi uv uiuniiT oi
Doha Gllinan.
o
AttMuqr, K, Y Wr. lC.-.TlHi 0V'
ror umf tM imi k mr
prowland to opwwttU PtHck's -
tBc. H4 said Um em wu ntlr-
out of hU haad
Rain Coats
Genuine Cinvcnette Rain CoatB.
Wo are showing n lino lino of
thoso popular garments In the
newest ond best Htylos in plain
black, medium nnd mixed grays
nt prlcos that will ploaso you.
Tho host values wo have scon for
tho money.
$10 to $25
TOP COATS
An umisunlly flno lino of thoso
popular garments in tho dlfforont
shaded of Tan and Gray, and tho
alwayH wnnted black. First floor.
children's
new tam o'.shaxtkrs
Just Received.
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Fice Methodist Meetings.
Rev. Bowermnn, of Portland,
Is
North Salem. Ho is to bo hero sever
al woeks. and seems to bo a man of
considerable ability as a preacher.
, Robber Liked Jewelry.
St. Louis, Nov. 2C. Everett Hay
wood, conductor of tho train hold
up last night, says tho rohbor got
$300 and eight wntohes.
o
ent time.
Big One Indicted.
Now York, Nov. 26. Frederick
Buruhnm, president; George Burn-
ham, vice-president, and George Eld-
ridge, second vice-president of the
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Com
pany wero arraigned today on charges
of grand larceny nnd forgery.
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Agnes Meyers May Hang.
Washington, ov. 26. Attorney for
Agnes Meyers, convicted of tho mur
der of her husband, have been noti
fied that they must present a brief to
tho supremo court by tomorrow, If
tho woman Is to get a further respite,
tho justices refusing to extend the
tlmo further. Tho attorneys say they
lack sufficient funds to prcparo a
brief boforo December 2Sth.
o
Were Burned to Detli.
Chicago, ov. 26. Mrs. Sophia
Presoickt's two children aged 2 and
3 years, were burned to death this
morning. They wero locked in tho
house while their mother was mar
keting. o- .
CqMhs Are Sdtrce.
Beaver, ov. 26. The coffin aupply
was destroyed by flre this morning.
la tke wiping out of the Colorado
Cftalcet Cowpany. Lota $100,069.
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SatoM hM't d a goe trill ataee
the departure of the late Proteaaor
NeurM It Is time vi bad o.
Mrs. G. W. Johnson went to Port
land this morning for a week with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currln. of Cur
rlnsville, who have been visiting Mrs.
L. E. Morrs. loft this morning for
their home.
Mrs. Ed. Stahl wont to Silverton
today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Reed, of Scotts
Mills, wcro visiting in tho city yes
terday, returning homo this morning.
J. W. Morton wont to Portland
thl3 morning on business.
C. V. Clifford loft this morning for
Vancouver, where ho, will visit his
sister, Mrs. M. II. Coats.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Baker, of Port
land, were visiting friends in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Clara Forgusou wont to
Woodburn this morning, where sho
will ho a witness in tho Remington
shooting affair.
Miss Ruby Cornell returned' tins
mornliiK from nn ovcr-Sundny visit,
at her homo In Jefferson.
O. C. West returned this morning
from a visit In Corvnllis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown were
among tho Portland-bound pnsson
gerB morning.
Mrs. Clara Scott loft this morning
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for a visit. in .Portland.
Miss Lillian Stogo and Mrs. D. F.
Carnes have gone to Portland to
hear tho Italian orchestra this even
ing. Ernest' Smith, after n visit with
Salorn friends, roturned this morn
ing to his home nenr Jefferson.
' A. Morosse, editor of tho Washing
ton County News, of Forest Grove,
was visiting in tho city yesterday,
tho guest of IiIb brothor Edgar Mor
osse. Dr. T. C. Smith enmo up from
Portland this morning.
A. J. Mnthls loft this morning for
Albany on a short business trip.
Judge Robert Enkln, or La Grando
arrlvod In tho city Saturday to visit
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hoffman went to
Jefferson this morning, whore they
will visit relatives.
Mrs. J. B. Smith, who has been in
tho city nttendlng tho Brooks-Mathls
nuptials, roturned this morning
her home nenr Thomas Station.
Mr. nnd MrB. Honry Fish, nftor n. , ' 7,,",,"' '"
ort visit in tho city, roturned this'"10 T"0" of ,d f 8l on" ,?T'
HllOl
morning to tholr homo In Jefferson.
. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Zont, who have' ttC3t th,8 fnct, stuarfs Dyspepsia
boon visiting their cousin, Mrs. Sol. Tau!ot8 KO to tho Bonrco of the
Durblu, left this morning for their trouble nnd positively restore the
homo In Fredricktown, Ohio. glnml8 nml , of t,J0 mucoU8 raem.
Attornoy Poguo wont to Albany. brano to tholr proper condition. Ther
on business this morning. promptly relieve tho distress of all
Miss Edna Englo was among the troubles originating in tho Btomach
Portland-hound passengers this morn or bowels (with tho ono exception
,ng of enncor).
Mrs. W. 11. Downing went to Al- Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are rec
hany this morning to visit friends. ommended by physicians nnd nil re
llnblo pharmacists. If you aro a suf-
Sues Hearst Paper. Iferer from Indigestion or dyspepsia.
Chicago, Nov. 2C. Mayor John-1 try n fifty-cent package today. M
son, of Clovelnnd, this morning filed all druggists', or If you prefer send
a suit for 1100,000 against tho Chl-us your namo and address and we
cago Journal, alleging libel In the will gladly send you n trial package
publication of nn edltorlnl on No-, by mall froo. F. A. Stuart Co, 6J
vombcr 20th, criticising Johnson for RhmH tm.t. rni.nti utim.
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ihh nuegea mterrerenco In Chicago I
4 ! fltlnn 9. I I
inii.iiuii iiuuiru,
WnntH to Raise Rates.
St Paul, Nov. 26. Hill was be
fore tho state railroad warehouse
commission today, and snld tho Great
Northern aimed to make tho lowest
rates on agricultural products, be
liovlng all business rests on agricul
tural Interests. He said the farmers
showed no appreciation, and re
marked "It Is hard to help peonlo
who won't help themselves." Ho said
the commission will likely soon be
RBked to permit an Increase of rates.
BORN.
ARTHURTo Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J.
Arthur, at their home on North
Front street, November 20, 1906,
a son.
ALBERT To Mr. and Mrs. Louis U.
Albert, nt their home, corner Cot
tage and Marlon Btreets Thursday,
November 22, 1906, a son. .
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MARRIED.
BROOKS-MATHIS. At the home of
the bride's parents. In North Sa
lem, Alfred Brooks and Bliss Mar
garet Matfcls, at 2 o'clock p. m,
Sunday, November 26, 1906.
The groom Is an energetic business
man of the 8rm of Brooks & Sons,
of Carlton.
The bride has resided with her
parents in this city for the past two
years, and baa a wide circle of
friends.
Tltey left yesterday antd a aaower
or rice fer a abort trip I the aorta,
ww " will b at home to
mada is Carlten:
WlwlltLUMflu rif Ktnttlrwiltc U
-""""""-' w "" "- waning
Where Mouths Aro Well Foil-.
. .iCohtv '.Nothing to Relieve
, This Condition.
Eating is. fast becoming too much i
a part of the daily routine, if not a ''
mero tickling- of tho appetite a;
i .
thing to bo gotten out of the way as
quickly ns possible. Littlo thought I
is given to "wnnt Kind of food," its
effect upon tho system, nnd whether
it will ho of uso in building up the i
tissues of 'tho body.
Your stomnch will revolt, if it j
not nlrendy doing so. It must shut
up for repairs. What of the dlzz.
ness, nnd sometimes pain, which stop
you after a hurried lunch? What of i
tho sonornl distress uftor a hearri
dinner, a feeling of pressuro against
the heart which calls a halt anil '
making tho breathing difficult? Is It
common for you to bo bppressed with
holchlng nnd Bour eructations? Are
II A 1 4
you consupaieu ami men no yoa
lnughingly toss a dimo to tho drug,
gist foV his most palatablo relief
Bownro of temporary cures that are
but palliatives. Many antidotes for
tho common ills which our flesh is
heir to soom at first to rcllove, but In
reality, If not injecting poison into
tho system, lay tho foundation for a
iltopor-sontod and moro far-reaching
disorder.
Throo-fourths of all diseases orig
Inato with a breaking down of the
dlgostlon nnd nine-tenths of all dl
gesttvo troubles orlglnnto with one
or moro of tho symptoms named
nhovc.
Bownro, then, of Indigestion and
DyspopBin. If -you find yourself ach
ing, listless, Inching in nmbltlou when
you should ho on tho nlort.
Do not doctor tho stomnch.
It needs n rest from foods and
drugs.
Do not flush tho bowels.
It takes moro than forcing food
through tho passageway to
make
blood and tlsBiio and nervo
Do not starve your stomnch.
Food Is a thing to bo worked far
all Micro is in it and your stomach
will do tho work if you will help
It In naturo'B way.
Stuart's DyBpepsIn Tablets con
to;tn,n "othing but tho
natural ele-
monts which" entor Into tho healthy
rn1fl til nt1 Infoot Innn t r nnvfnrnt
mentnl tosts nnd tho Investigations
and HWfirn nnthn nf nynnrfc rliomlstJ
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Mr. George Molson, tho well
known and popular merchant, who
hns recently been holding a position
as an instructor at Chemawa, has re
turned to his first love, and has -Burned
charge of the shoo and cloth
ing department of tho Chicago Store,
which Is to bo enlarged to one of th
best departments of tbat kind In the
city.
Mr. Mnlnnn la thoroughly v
home- In these linos, and tho fact that
he Is at tho head of theso depart
ments Is a guarantee 5f tho vrf
best service. Mr. Melson will W
Pleased to greet hla old custom
and friends In bis sew quarters.
Kloflcy to Loan
THOMAS K. F0R&
Over Ladd & Bush'a Bank, Salem, Or.
Narwfci Unto Fke I"
mm Society
Fraak Jieredith, Realdent At
Oaee with Wa. Browa ft Ce-.
121 Ceaaawretal Kreet.
NEW TODAY
Large rf Seeo-""
hard wood f i f "" ,.
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