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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMDEH 25, 1000.
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And many other useful gifts are to be found here.
Extra delivery service for Monday.
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
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Prepared for tho Public Solioolo
8ti(l tho Family C4rU.
TJjo Intorslnto commission will ro
port a bill and ask that it bo ouactud
to iirovont a car shortage
Hon. JamoM Ilryce, tho now IlrltlBli
ambassador to tho Unitod StatoB, lias
boon rocolvod at WaHhlngton.
A gniig of twonty-Iivo or thirty col
logo boya in AnnapollH, Maryland,
took n neitro imirdnror out of Jail
and hanged lilin.
News wm glvun out today that tho
llltf f firtiiil'tlt Irmu uiij.lt ii .... 1 1, .nlc.
""I. .-... n, nuvii lt till! Iftllin.
expross companlus and tolograph
Jl coinpauloH, will send a big and strong
j, lobby to Salem thU winter during
tho hohhIoii of the legislature to try
to prevent any legislation detrlmen
till to tin rich corporations.
lie nlwr Nolan of the United State
I land olllco ai The Dalles, who recent
ly resigned, hui had his resignation
withdrawn by tho president pending
tho Investigation of the ohnrgss that
Mr Nolan hua made In commotion
with 8omo Umber lauds against for
mer Congressman Malcolm A. Moody
and Stat'i Soiuitor Whealdon.
Hon IC1 Mill Root. socretnry of statu
nud horetoforo rooogiilsed im n lead-
Ing caudldato for Uio repulillcnu
iiomlnallou for president, has boon '
reckoned out of tho running on ao-;
count of a bdoqcIi ha made In Now ,
York ndvooatlng a strong central
government t, the detriment of the j
Individual
..a.,i . .imUIUIH.,
Utntoa.
letters to .School Children.
Ohloago, Dee. in.
Donr Chlldren: Wo returned to
Chicago over tho Pennsylvania rail
road. Jersey City, Now Jersey, Is tho
terminal of this great four-truok rati-
and, which runs west to Chicago
l61 0 in I lea.
Tho limited train runs thin dla-
inco la 18 hours. It can make tho
ohodulo in 10 hours, or mnko up
hours if bohlnd.
Tho train U composed of live Pull-
mis, nu observation ear, a dining
r, n mirrot oar ami one naggago
if. The huffot our has Hinoklug
nn, harbor shop, and hatha. Tho
ttecrvntlon car carrloa a library,
unogiaphor nml tj'powrltor, which
r troo This train is novor crowd-
pi and gonorally carries 50 to CO
Swoplo. It la oloutrlc lighted from
, largo dynamo In the baggngo car.
Tho rldo from Joraey City, npposlto
jw York, to I'hlladoipiiia, la
irough almoat a continuous city,
l nilloa lone. Thoro aro fnotorloa,
iburbs, tho palncwa of nilUlounlroa.
&lf HnUa. raco trneks, ohurchoa, col-
fc$, all tho way.
I topped at Philadelphia throo
mir to visit Independence hull, tho
llrthpltico of Amoi'lcan liberty, whero
r. i - .. ....J i
to wciarniion oi uuueponuonco u :
iftW p.
I wlh every boy and girl In Oro-
'a could see tho room whero the
ndera of this government mot
Chairs thw sut In, tho tabloa they
Wjpo, the Ink wells la which
Jpp4 thfrir peps, and tno om
A Liberty ell that rung out
SANTA
Never overlooks the
Furniture Store.
He finds his best and
most substantial
presents here.
CHINA CLOSET
BUFFET, DINING TABLE,
BOOK CASE, DESK, ROCKER,
archy In America nud mado it tho
land of frocdom.
At Chicago I mot many old friends
of my boyhood. Marlon W. Cook,
our county clork In Iown, Is procur
ing right of way for tho Mllwaukeo,
St. Paul railway. A young man who
as our county auditor, Elza W.
Adams, has rlson to tho high posi
tion of sourotnry of tho snmo gront
railroad company. This bIiowb what
our Marlon county olIlolalH may ho
como. 13. IIOFISK.
A Wwti'ni Wonder.
There's a 11111 nt Dowlo, Tox
that'B twlco as big as last yoar. This
wondor 1b W. L. Hill, who from a
wolght of 00 pounds has grown to
over 180. Ho suyB: "I havo Biit
forod with a torrlble cough, whon I
began taking Dr. King's New Dlscov-
ory for Consumption, Coughs and
ColdB. Now, after taking 12 bottler,
I havo more than doubled in wolght
and am complotaly curod." Only
Hiiro Cough nud Cold euro. Guaran
teed by J. 0. Perry, druggist; 60o
and J 1.00. Trlnl bottlo froo.
DR. KUM
Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR
Will trent you with Oriental herb
and euro uny dtaonso without oporation
or pnin,
Dr. Kum la known everywhere in
Bivlom, and bus cured many promlnoit
pooplo hero. Ho has lived in Salem
for i!0 yerae, and can be trusted. He
iiMitd tj.ikv niiwHMniv iinltnnwn in whlift
'am, tLcm Mn euM
eaUrfhf aotUmfl ,ung trouble, rLeu.
matinm, itoiuaoh, liver, and kidney dis
eases. Dr. Kum m&kos a specialty of dropsy
and feeuQe tioublea. His remedies
eoxe private dieeiteea when everything
ele fails. He has hundreds of teetl
nioaiAls, and gives consultation free.
Prloos for medicines very moderate.
Persotte in the country ean write fox
blank. Send stamp.
If you want some extra, flno tea, got
It from us,
DR. KUM BOW WO 00.,
107 South High street, Salem, Oregon.
The Bank Habit
Peeaibly you who re4 this
Wave neve &opt a bak accouat,
K ot, lflUlis sucgefit that you try
tfce Kpeittiout. You will and It
kJrl iu many ways. Aside
frow tho fact that yeur Money
will We sate from theft aad Ire,
vwtsi a habit tends to thrift ad
tmomy, discipline aid a geaeral
i4sretandlag of buslne priacl
fm, ,H of which are eseatlal te
It also affords a eo are-
method for tke payaaaat ot
4Mb; ami, as the ckeok are al-
preserved aai returned te
tkey tarve as receipts for the
ut paid. We will he yleaMC
to rve you as your hanker.
Owm In and osa a hash aceouat.
Safcm Stt Baat
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Personals
A. C. Llbby, of Jefferson, is In tho
city today.
Mayor Frank Waters wont to Port
lnnd this morning.
Mrs. 13nrl, of Turner, wnB in tho
city this morning.
Mrs. William Massoy Is reported,
to bo daugorously nick.
Attornoy J. H. McNnry Is In Port
land for a short visit.
J. W. Punish was a Salem visitor
from Jefferson today.
S. U. Stewart was u Salem visitor
from Woodburn yoaterday.
Rev. J. II, Fowler ruturnod to his
home In Turner this morning. 4
H. A. KurU of Sacramento 1b vis
iting bin paronU in this city.
Rev. W. II. Jonea of McMlnnvllle
vialtod in the olty yeHterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Gilbert returned
today from a vlilt In Jeffertou.
Hon. .1. D. Simmons, of Monitor,
wes In the city Saturday evening.
Harry Muurer of lSugene waa vlalt
lug rolntlvus In this city yesterday.
J. C. Goodnlu. Jr., hae rotumed
from a buslnesa trip to Portland.
Mm. John Hughes hna gono to
Gold Hill to visit Mr. 0. V. Vnwtor.
itov. Q. O. 01 Ivor, of Jefforsou,
waa in tho olty on bualneae this morn
ing.
Janios I). Simpson, who liven nonr
Dallas, Is In tho olty for Christmas
shopping.
Dean J. F. Matthews, of tho Wil
lamotte unlvorstty, upont Sunday In
Portland.
o
It's tho natural food of the human
body, sclontlilcnlly ohargod with llfo
produclng ulomonts, unheard of In
any other modlolue. Holllstor's
Rooky Mountnlu Tea. Tea or Tab
lets, 35 conts. Dr. Stone's Storo.
NOT HARD TO
SELECT
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
AT OUR STORE
Diamond Rings, $H nud up
Gold Filled AVntchiM $H nud up
Rings 75c and up
Ilrooclios, 91 nud up
Tie PIuh, 7flc nud up
Gouts' Chains, $1 nnd up
Indies CTmlus, $2.S3 nud up
Xock Chains, 91 nud up
llracolets, $2 anil up
Clocks 91 and up.
Tho fluent Hue of Cut Glass
Sterling Silverware nnd Gold
luutdled uuibrcllna CTcr shown In
Salem.
Storo eoftjr to And only one on
Comaicrcial street, next to Cap!
(al National Dank.
Chas. il. Hinges.
Jwtr and Graduate
MSaBVaMBSVJtMBUaV ffVyaA
LIIiaiyniX ITCC
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Hoy Knotts. the medical student,
has cono to his homo at Tualatin,
where ho will spend his vacation.
MIbs Stanley, tho stenographer of
the Light and Traction Company, In
this city, went to Portland Saturday.
Mrs. L. M. Miller left this morn
ing for Aumsvlllo to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. MerrMeld.
Mrs. A. L. Clearwater and little
daughter left this morning for Tnco
ma, whero they will spend Chrlstmns.
W. P. Babcock and family have
gono to Eugene to spend Christmas
with his brother-in-law. Jas. Wood
ruff. Miss Merle Davoy, of Baker City,
la spending tho holidays at tho homo
of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Davoy.
Mrs. M. E. Austin, who Is attend
ing tho medical collego hero, has
gono to Falrvlow to spend tho va
cation. Vilotha Thurman, of Jefferson,
will arrlvo in tho city this afternoon
to visit her sister, Mrs. Oeorgo
Rlchtor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roberts, of
Marlon, aro in Salem to spend Christ
mas with their son." H. E. Roberts,
and family. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Harmon!
and daughter, Esther, left today to coul,i only got around at times with
spend Christmas with relatives in the greatest difllculty. Doan's Kidney
Pold county. pn's benefitted me at onco, and whon
Mr. nud Mrs. Otto Krausso and j nau UJj0i to boxes I was abso
family, of Portland, aro hero to lutoly froo from ovory symptom of
spond Chrlstmns with Mr. and Mrs. my 0jd troublo, and my health waa
J. J. Dalrymplc. Uottor tihan it had boon for 11 years.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Ling of Mill l CM1 conscientiously say that Doan's
City aro hero to spond Chrlstmns at Kidnoy Pills are tho host remedy of
tho homo of Mr. Ling's pnrcnts, Mr. I tho knd x ovor u&0(1 or know of;.
nnd Mrs. C. N. Ling. FoP hy aj dtfaiorai prjco goc.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reed nnd Fostor-Mllbum Co., Buffalo, Now York,
granddnughtor left this morning for goo agonts for trn0 Untod gUlt03
Portlnnd to visit Mr. and Mrs. Reed's,
sou over Christmas.
K. K. Miller, who has chargo of
tho Tacoma Y. M. C. A., is In tho city
to spondh tho holidays with his T1 l"l' ot Home has Issued a
mothor, Mrs. Amolln Miller. jnoto to tho powers protesting against
Miss Cornollus. of Stayton, and'tho seizure of tho nrchlves of tho
Miss Ilaker. of Scio. two successful j church by tho French government.
Orogon tenchors, woro in tho city to- o
day to do some Chrlstmns shopping. , ,, . ,
Miss Florence Hatch, one of the Jco of Sale of Stnto Pnrm.
nlork. In tho olllro of Snnrntnrv of Tho Stato Land Board offora for
State Dunbar, wont to Portland this
afternoon to spond Christmas.
IluriciiliiH ut (he Yokohama Ten
c,
Mr! nn.l Mm. O. L. Mnr,-I nml
daughter, of Turner, arrived In the'
nlv M.lu mn ,. Afta lirlnf vllf
here they will leave for Dayton,
where thoy will visit friends nnd ro- vuvv" ur uruil i"""10 ' "
Minna, ltreaauror, for at least ono-ilfth of
KdKar Averlll. of tho Pondloton.tho ,)r,co otteroi.
Tribune, pnased through the city this1 Tho tor,na of Payment aro one-fifth
morning onroute to Corvallls to down- and tho valance in annual In
spend Chriatmas with relatives. n,'tallmonU of one-fifth oach. Intor
wlll return to this city to visit his 0-t c nor cent I)0r a"nu.
many friends Thursday or Friday. The r,1,t lo rJct nnV and a u,ds
Mrs. II. Q. Sounemnnn and chll- la reserved. OSWALD WEST,
dren. of Qlondnle, are In tho city, I stat0 Land Agont.
aiiendlng Chrlstmns nt the Amslor Dat81 th,a 1Uu dn' ot Docombor,
home in South Salem. Mr. Sonne-. lJ)0C' 12-15-lw
mauiv will nlso join them in the
Chriatmas festivities. Mr. and Mrs.
Hermann Amslor, of San FrnnclHCO,
aro also hero to spond tho holidays.
Don't miss the bargain sale ut the
Yokohama Tea Store.
Miss Anna Stalgor and Miss Mary
Smith, of tho normal doparmont of
tho Wlllamotto Univorslty, loft this
morning for tholr homos up tho vnl
loy. O. P. nennett. of Portland, who
hns boon In tho city attending tho
funornl of his Into brother, J. lion
nott, roturned to his homo this
morning,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lltchflold,
of Yaquina, who aro visiting tho for
mer's parents horo, loft this morning
for Portland, whero thoy will spond
tho day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G, hidings and
son enme down from Drain yostei
day for tho Christmas holidays. Thoir
son, Klmur. Is nlso home from Port
land. The crowds nro uolng to the Yo
kohama Tea Store for bnrgalus in
Christmas goods.
The Best Is
the Cheapest
Wo carry tho RKST and will
till your orders for Christmas
with tho lc.t nt reasonable
prices.
You will want somo of tlie
follewing:
Nuts, Dates, Figs, Oranges.
Itamuins, Miuro Ment, Olives,
Tickles, Cheese, Cranberries,
Lettuco nud Celery, Cannexl
Corn, Peas, String lletuis or
Asparagus.
Plneo your onlera with us
nnd wo will seo Uiat It is Alletl
to your etiUro satisfaction.
Moir Grocery
Company
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ONE WEAK SPOT.
Most Salem People Have a Weak
Part and Too Often It's tho
Back.
Evoryono has a weak snot.
To often It's a bad back.
Twinges foi'low ovory sudden twist.
Dull aching pains lcoop up day and
night.
Telto you tho kidneys1 need holp
For baclcaclne is really lddnoy-ache.
A kidney euro 19 what you need.
Doau's Kidney Pills cures sick kid
neys, Curo backocho and all urinary His.
Saem people recommond1 tho reme
dy. F. A. Sutton, of 1125 Watter etrodt,
Salem, Or., says: "For ten or 12
years rheumatism and kidney troublo
wa3 tho acourgo of my Hfo, and two
or throo times I was down on my
back on account of tho pain being so
severe; I could hardly move, owing
to tho lameness, and had to leavo my
farm and come Into tho city to docitor
for tho trouble, but nothing seemed to
bring mo more than temporary relief.
I waa in bad shapo Just before I wont
to Dr. Sfconio'o drug storo and) pro
cured Doan'o Kidney Pills. My limbs
would scarcely support me, and I
Romombor tho name Dean's and
tako no othor.
sa, to. tho b,ddor tho E(lcs
Lract of.Iand ndJo n,nR tho - -
' comoiory containing 04.02 acres,
iuui u ut tuaa.
Soalcd bids will bo received by tllO
undor8,Rncd "p to and until 2 o'clock
P- .. UOCOniUOr 8, 1U0U.
All bids
must bo accompanied by a cortlficd
11 1 L X A. At A
Xotico of Estray.
Notice Is heroby given that the mi
derslgned has taken up one sorrel
mare about six years old; weight
about 900 ponnds; white stripe In
forehead; white right hind foot;
white left fore foot; brand 5 circle
on right shoulder; foretop and tall
bobbed off. Due notice has boen
posted according to law, and appraise
Peace L. F. Evans, of Brooks die
raont of value made by Justice of the
trlct, and notice Hied with the eeua
ty olork ef Marlon county, November
10, 1906. Owner can recover prop
erty by ldentlfylac same and paying
eosts as provided hy law.
W. H. EOAN,
11-23-tf Brooks, Orogon
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Cured Paralysis.
W. F. Batly.p. o., True, Teaaa,
writes: "My wife had been suffer
ing Ave yara wlUr paralyala in her
arm, when I was persuaded to use
Ballard's Snow Liniment, which
cured her all right. I have also
used It for old sores, frostbite and
akin eruptions. It does the work."
Bold by D. J. Pry's drug store.
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Sawmill Shut Down.
The Svauldlns sawmill shut down
last evening to remain dormant un
til Thursday when business will be
resumed.
Tho Teang Wonder.
Cures all kidney, bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
Elsts, or two months' treatment by
mall for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall. 2928
Olrre street. St LouU. Mo. SeHd
for teaUaaoninio 0-1,1 K- . .
drug store.
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IMitchelf, Lewis
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Salem Branch
F. P. CAREY, MANAGER
M5wrc!CTiTvgsar,ii
MiiRiizlues at Wholesale Ihites.
Tho Bobbs-Morrill Company, tho
book publishers, havo issued a hand
Bomoly Illustrated 3G-pago page inas
nzlno catalog, which they havo of
forod to send to any render of our
paper absolutely froo.
This catalog shows how our read
ora can buy tholr noxt year's supply
of magazines at prlcos that havo nev
or beforo been oqualicd. One of
their offors is tho Cosmopolitan, The
Home Magazine and the Reader
Magazino regular prico f 5.00, for
half price, ?2.50. Bo3idos this offer
thoy quota prlcos on all loading mag
azines at bargain prlcos.
If you intend to subscribe to any
magazino for tho coming year, you
will savo tlmo and money by send
ing for tho beautiful catalog. It i
froo for the asking. Simply address
a postal card today to Tho Bobbs
Morrill Company, Magazine Agency
Department, Indianapolis, Ind.
12-2 1-3W
Long TcHKcacea Fight.
For SO year W. L. RawU of Bella,
Tenn., fought sasal catarrh. He
writes: "The Bwalllns and sown
Inside my nose was fearful, till I he
Ban applyiaB Bucklea's Arnica Salve
to the sore surface; this caused tee
soreness and swelling to disappear,
aever te retwra." Best salve in
lece; 2 Be at J, C. Perry's drnggUt-
FRUITS, NUTS,
MINCE MEAT
Groceries !
In fact everything in the line of
seasonable holiday goods and deli
cacies may bo found In stock at our
store. Don't overlook.
BARRINGTON HALL COfFtf
Give us a call and bo couvinced of
the superiority of our service.
H. M. Branson
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