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DAILY CAPITA!, JOUKXAL, SALEM VMX. THURSDAY, JAXUARY 31, 1C07.
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GOOD
Goods
GOOD
Goods
Car Shortage Hearing.
Rattle. Jan. 23. Tho Interstate
OUR WORLD OF WHITE AND
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
Ends Saturday Evening, January 26, '07
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There is but four shopping days left in which to take advantage of this exceptional
money saving sale. The best and most up-to-date stock to select from in the Willam
ette VaKey. EVERY ARTICLE IN THIS STORE, contract goods excepted, REDUCED
m PRKZE.
Ladies'
Ready-lo-Wear
Tho minlll v In every Instanco 1'
all Hint wo claim for It tbo host
to bo had nt tho priceand dur
ing this into you can ohnoio with
a groat saving.
Ladies' Suits
A rnck full of Indies' suits In
desirable stylos, materials and
colon
Values rnngo to $32. CO
Clearance I'rlco
$10
Ladies' Skirts
Lsdlos' Cheviot, Mohair nml
I'anatnn skirts In wanted styles
and colors
Regular (7 CO to 1S
Clearance I'rlco
$5
Ladies' Jackets
Ladle' Covert and Koursoy
Jackets, Castor and Tan shndos
Regular (COO and
0.60 vuIiiom
Clearance I'rlco
$2.50
HOSIERY
Isxcollont values, ovary ono, at
the rogulnr price. An upportun
Ity to got a year's supply at much
loss than regular
LikIIoh' tan lnco hose, rogulnr
2Bc (itinllty q
Clearance stile ......... I "C
Ladlm' tan and black hosiery,
laco mid embroidered, 60c and CKc
iiinlltlos Q
Clearance salo J) C
Ladlos' black gauxo llslo hosiery
Regular $1.00 vnluo CLE
Clcnranco snlo DDC
MRVH SIIIUTH.
Men's shirts, slice ran go from
11 'A to 1GH. Rogular $1.50 and
$2.00 valuos, Clearance salo
$1.00
New ombrolderlofl Just received.
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Men's Clothes
Whon you buy clothing, get the
host to bo had for tho price, wo
know that no other storo Is offer
ing the vnluee that you'll find
hero.
During this sale thuro Is n big
saving for you und should bo
taken ndvnntngo of this wook. Up-
to-date stylos, colors and fnbrlcs
at
Dress Goods
This sale Ib of the most import
ance to women as It contains some
of tho oholcost weaves and pat
terns In
WOOL SUITJKR8.
$1.00 valtios
Clearance Salo
$1.25 vnluo
Clearance Halo
$1.50 valuos
Clearance Halo
$1.75 value
CInrano Snlo
PIHKSTLKY'H IILACKS.
$1.00 vnluos -Clearance
Halo
$1.50 valuos
Clearance Hale
$1.76 vuluos
Clearance Halo
commerce commission, at Us morning
session, heard testimony of rail
roads, who claim they have done ov-
..i thnf rnuld be dono with n
... . , otratnni to relieve tne
.-., .mn in this state. They
congt-siuu ...- - -
claim tho motive power and rolling
stock have been materially In
creased; that all requisitions for the
.. ii. i.Hffln ,1innrrniAnt
same made uy me irumu uc,..
have been met promptly by Eastern
i.. Tiinf niimit tnat me ium-
uiruuiuio. ..v -
ber and other business has Increased
boyond expectation tno insi iwu
. ti it fu t.f1fiB In
years. Thoy numit meir uiuuimi? iu
)e with tho situation until tnc
systoms aro doubie-tracKeu, wincn
. ... ..,ln , lift
nre now unuer coiiuiriiuiiuu, i" u
completed a year hence. They deny
the charge of favoritism nnu petty
graft by employee. Itobuttal tostl-
mony of lumuernien nenru mis miui-
noon, when It will adjourn to moot
at Portland tomorrow.
Personals
T. T. Uahn went to Aumsvlllc to
day.
Mrs. W. H. Sloper loft todny for
Stayton.
Kev. C. O. Oliver wont to jeuerson
tli la mnrnlllir
M. V. Bllyeu, of Sclo, left this
morning for Albany.
Miss Edna Jones, of Brooks, was
In town this morning.
Hoy Bean, tho commercial man,
Is In town on business.
Miss Myrta James loft thjs morn
ing for a visit In Portland.
Ellis Whitman, tho loose-Jointed
man, has gone to Albany
60c
63c
75c
88c
CITY NEWS
A OoHectJsn of ImpertuHt Par.
ffmefc lev Yew OcMJOenitiofi
A mkcrut divorce
Y It'e Time
That you can ml tho licit harbor
work on tho shortost nottru nt (111
eon's shop. Hlx chairs and good
barbers make It possible 23 3t
Xrw Htm k Company nt Kllngrr Orniiil
Oliver J. Krkhardt will present
"Kckhnrdt'e Ideals." a first-olas
New Htoek Company at Kllngor Qrnud
Theatre. Starting uoxt Monday they
yil offer "Tho Great Northwest."
nnit commencing Thursday "Dora
Thorno" will be the play offered,
flood Mittdnltlvs will be Introduced
between each not.
Wmitii! nt Ouro-.
Twenty-five men to out white fir
cord wood. Tho Ghas, 1C. Hpaudlng
Lofting Co. 1-24.31
I)(H' Not Mow 1IU Heart.
Kills Whitman tho in nu who at
will can unjolnt hU limbs, und Is
known as tho "rnltlobox" save nn
stklblllon of dislocating Joints last
sight before the nicdlcnl melety.
"lite ca4 Is u Interfitltitf ono." mid
a prominent physlcltn this niorti
tajt, "his Joint dUlocatloni being all
that he claims, but I am surtt thut
tile hirt does not leave Its normal
place. Tho pulsations that ar tthowu
la the idaeos to which ho claim to
wore his heart aw simply dono by
tho inuiolw of tho dlaphram."
Folloued by Hi'crrt Marrliigo Koon
ACtor.
Denver. Jan. 24. It Is learned to
day from fuots previously suppressed
by tho courts Hint Milton Smith,
Doinocmtlo state oholrmnn, a lawyer
and representative of big corpora
tions, secretly divorced his wlfo and
gave up two children, and then so
erotly married Miiuilo Hargrove, of
Kansas City, a divorced woman with
two children.
Chlrngo .MnrkotN.
Chicago, Jan. 24.- Wheat 701
78. corn 4t)liCH7H, oats 38
38.
DUC 1
65c J
75cj
wmwmrmmmmammur
Kilters Ship Subsidy.
Washington, Jan. S3. The Presi
dent sent a mesenge today reo-
nmmendlr.K shin subsidy legislation
and commenting upon the great de
sirability of onnctlng laws to aid
American shipping. European pow
ors had recognized nn dsimllarly
aided their steamship companies to
establish and maintain trade In or
itnr In ninlnlnln tho nrosont waire of
' American seamen, ho snys, it is lm-
peratlvo that ship subsidy legisla
tion bo passed. Tlio bill tho I'roHi
dent fnvors provldos for 11 stoant-
shlps on tho Atlantic and subsidized
at $1,500,000 and 22 on the Pacific
coast at $1,125,000. "It will euroly
be discreditable for us to surrender
tho groat commorco of tho Orlont
and South America und our own com
iniinlcatloii to Hawaii and the Philippines."
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Cur Srotiigo Hearing.
I n... .... . .
I seniue, dan. ;o. iiitersiniu com
merce Commissioner Lane todny con
cluded the hoarlng on the car short
age. Today's Boeslon wns dovotod
to the dofeuso of tho railroads to
charges of faulty Bystom of car dis
tribution, insulllclont rolling stock,
PILES
CUIIKI) QUICKLY Ai ,,
lA'-XO ,SKf JJJ
A FrcM. Trial Pack
Sent by Mall to AlMvL
Common sense 8 iD, m
(oven moro sol i .l
business or tho affal
"" uuimo aro getting
moro than thnv . 5 to
., uaeu tri -,
ago, it was tho fn.1,1 ' . ot
anrts nt Mnlm. . " B
" w- ituua nr n .
wind up by asklntr th .. kS
to a drug storo nn.i ,. ii("i
People won't stn,i . .7
thing now. They Wa "'''
glble proof. Thev .."
remedy first and If n, ' te1
wfiat la claimed they Vi ?
D uuu 0UJ, JJ
Marlon F. Davis, of Union, Is here
on legislative business.
Mrs. W. J. Dronnen loft Inst evon
Ing for a visit in Portland.
Mm. W. Lair Thompson, of Al
bany, is visiting Salem friends.
Hcv. Frowln Bpper. of Mt. Angel
college, is visiting In the city.
Hon. Is. T. Judd wns in tno city
yesterday taking in tlio legislature.
Sheriff Martin Whlto. of Columbia
county, Is In the city on buslnoss.
Mrs. A. J. Krantz loft tills morn
ing for a wook's visit In Portlnnd.
Editor Swopo, of ilia Portlnnd
Morcury, returned homo yesterday
nftornoon.
Orvlllo Stubhs, formerly of Salem.
hut now locntod In Portland, Is vlsltt
lng in tho city.
Miss Mildred Loonoy, nfter vlsltlnjr
hore, returned this morning to her
home In Jefferson.
Mrs. Bruce Mosslck, wlfo of tho
county Judge of Bnkor county, is vis
iting relatives in Salem.
Miss Matilda Hale, of Sweet Home,
n f(nu rm nlmu ailfi. l.AUA 1 1 ll.l
nnu, niiun iaiu iiuru, iuil iius . ri.....i..i.. .
.., t.. n-,i-.i A CohvIcIiik ArgunwaL
Mrs. a. l. nnu. wi,o i,. i, vi.: That ls wl,y wo By m
ftlntr Sntom rninHvo.. rM.r,i fn. ,son suffering from piles or 41,5
.....!. i ........ i of rcctnl disease, send mt
....J hi nui uuuiu in i-uriiuiui. . ,
Mr. nn.! Mr, nni T. ..-,. mmo U,ld W0 W,U Ekdly ttl.
. .... ....u, UB , UlUVlllftllO, ' . ..i- . M
Who linvn l.nn Vl.llln. 0l . -i- ,l lr0 lrml PaCKUgO. t'Or 8 1
tlvos, left this morning for their jTh at,t rCBUlt W!!! b,- Afte"
lm.... i v,ifi tho trial you will hurry to
II. D. Mount, nf Riu-Hnn i, i.nJctircst lrGB8t and get a Ikl
i,0,.n i .i. i .,....'. of Pyramid Pllo Cure, now
u.w nt KliV uiij iluiiiiilt inn urn. ... ?
' (rtil In Minitnnn,ln tn 1.. . i
WW UJf UIUUDUUUQ IU UU UU8 Oii
a .
most wondorful reliefs and can!
MtKVVki laaalA .KJa
I'HIK.NDS OF THE I'KOl'LK.
ThiiMt Who Ntnml Firm Aguluxt the
Hlg OniflH Groat ami Small.
Piles over known.
"Ploaso oxcuso my delay In
lng you sooner In regard tow
Ed. Jeurnal: As an advocate of
economy, and tho friend of tho peo
ple, I want to thank you fur the
stand you are taking ngalnst graftB
and oxtrnvaguueos. I think tho de
termined Htund you huvo tnken In
favor of cutting down oxponsos hns
gress of tho legislature, roturnod this
morning to his homo.
favoritism and potty graft by railroad I ' "J """ . "' l c- phl,rch, woro
employes. Tlmbormon wore given ' l,od. '? "u !jnnl t,B ,nor'""'-'
. i... a i .. . ..i -- v, iumj iii ii vina in nn iniinra
.... uur w reuuKe tne rnnronu tostl-'mot, M ...-. -.your Pyrnmld Pllo Cure hit
' i Stnto Snnnlnr llnr f ni .forOIMO. I COJlBlJer It 0D Cj
i .... w jm ijunui i'iiiiii i . .
ty is nbsont from i.i ,inav M.ta ...i.,. i"nest medicines In the wort
.being engaged In a blir .rimii i.ii )llos- l 8"orcd untold nU.7
. . . . filt. mntitlia wlinn .. ..!,
''" ""uuiuo nuuu iiij njir
Tlmw Trial Illsortlerly.
New York, Jan. 23. Dlsordoi
marked tho opening of tho caBO. Th
A Nluiplo Vutv for Piles.
Pllo SlirTttrum knnu- tlmi nini.i,,iu
and other local treatmnuts somutltnoe
relieve nut never ouro. Thoy don't
remove thtt cause.
Thero Is u little tablet that Is tnkon
luterniilly tlmt runwtvuu ti... ..........
-- ------ ......va iiiw wmini-
of Pllee ami cure no mnttor imw
long standing.
Ask for Dr. Iwnilinnlt'd lt.....1lnl.l
(ll thoUKIIIIll lltlllnr Vllttrn.il.w. .......
with evory bottle.)
Iloni-llold U tho discovery of Dr.
Leonhwrdt. of Lincoln. Neb., ono of
the most distinguished ami .uooess-
J'hyalclnns In th woatern states.
, '!:0 lrMiWlt. or Dr. Leou-
lirlvlure. Bold by Dr. H. C. mono!
aaiom.
nt linker City.
pollco and reporters clashed, there' ..' , , .'. 0f th Xorth Pn"
m i.i ' cl"c Surgical San tnrlum. nf iw.
spondents seeking admission. , . ' ,t0r n vlslt ln th,s clt'. m '
California Amorhau. I rt"rn,t:? !. th moiro"- I
". . I'OWOll. Ilf Tnpnmn la I.. ,!. '
--., -. .....w...... 10 in niU
mo to send for a 50c box. Bel
WU8 half cone I know I vail
nnd It didn't tnko any bcgglnit
me to send for a second box. Id
I am nbout woll now but If I In
M'.. ..I. I . ..
ii iiBiilllKllin. J11H. L':i llnvnu nf --.,-. . ... ..11,10,1, mu , . ... ,
... '"" " piiv ,1,1 i.ii.i.... ,.. . . . .. Biuvnioms 01 a return 1 win ok
had n good Influonco In compelling W"Cornln, this afternoon replied to ,,',. '. " " , ""' " ,s n 'oauing
tho loulslnturo to do wy with the of Vermont. He snld: "Of " " ' "V ,,n0' '1 n mh" S rag Co to bo sure it iff
cl.rk.hlro on spec.,,, committees of , what crime U California guilty to '" " ' .n. - "fnmerco ?:Vout thl. 7n. ii
iiivestigniion, nml wo, the peoplo. """" me uironi 01 tno Prosldont w.,,, , , ;' """ ,,,B- "auio
.ul .... ... 1 1.- ...... . tn ,nn,l n....l , . . . "Oil, Of I.OS AnCOlOK. wlln linvn l. l'II.
..on ,u iu uuu,, nniiiiuuriug nway ill " "nu .uiluo ngninsi nor Vllln, n.ni. 7V ".-un ,,. , f t, .
extravagance of every kind. P,P.T . She is guilty of desiring to ZlL!'""- W- Lett r" o i wnnt Z
we aro particularly irrntlflod to romuin Ainoncnn." Ho declared hs. ' u luiuniuj 10 tholi
f.u i.. . . inline
., iuhk nu IIIIKIll HXIIOCt .Iiifiuii t,i
IiuumiKv MokMiuo.
Washington. Jan. 34 Tho Presl-
dent sent a huvmoko to eongross to
dny reouwinendlng n miKtol inaur.
anro law for tho DUtrlet of Colum.
hltt. Hh thinks a department ot In.
surnuce In the tllitrlat hoi.i,i i...
madtt fer the bureau In the depart.
wvwi hi oeuimereo and labor.
ll HUry Hmb.
Washington. Jan. ss. Th ..i..
I of tho eablnet ami speaker and
vlce.prldent ari aim iM..i
The total grab Is wtlmated at $i !
350.000 a ywir.
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Smiles
KONOMY Vs.
EXTRAVAGANCE
Ob the word or one of tho wt
philosopher of tie age. ym way wt
It down a tho truth--that a man
fB better afforU the tuoit wwwuntlo
" M r xtravacaucl than the wewt
ltravagaat of etonouilca
It Is eitrav&saat vnemy to wr
yur old Kltt if invr rt, noUwr.
awuy uitHi to you.
Wo d show you whether thx
re, and It m co,t )(m BOlhlng (0
kaow.
BARR'S
JEWELRY
v-r wieU watlM. ,ww Ka 0 ih9 prlwu
We nro particularly irratlflod to
notice that you havo thrown tho
weight of your Inlluenco ngalnst the
propiwtHl graft of k $70,000 appro
priation to the exposition at James
town. We can see no good Ukoly to
come to us from such an enormous
appropriation, outside of providing n
suminor outing for n lot of old root
ors who, whon out of a Job. nr iiw.
a lUh out of wnter. If not swelling
around such placos. Don't spnro tho
promoters of tho sohomo, nnd you
will reeelve the heartfelt thanks of
tho taxpayers of Oregon.
Yours truly,
TAXPAYHK.
.Mnrion county. Orogon.
o
JEALOUS
CAUSES
DEATH
Icolved your
.Yours for n
bo Insisting upon naturalization of rt "" c,ir,,t, "mo, who has boon ' A
h.r n-m.1.. ,i ,... ... . " .0I The Ktiest of Mrs. it. n u,.o, .... I Po Curo.
iiuwiiiu, 1.1111L uinv nu iiiir ft 1 a ' " iiuiiaiiiii. iiiir
pollce'forco und sent to congroee In !, I"(,rnl,,s for '"or hoii.o n Soat
closlng he urged that the provisions '.. f Wns nceo'l"Iod ns fnr ns
of tho Chinese exclusion law l, .., "u "' -Mrs- Houston.
tended to Include the Japanese cool-' n ,rK8 C Cr08i,l "d family, or
lea. , ,lo,'te '"ounty, Colorado. nr vim
If A ".. . .. . "
l VrlUHlUin. nr fhlu ,.!.. mi
"" i. 1 110 two
It.
-Mr. Crossans are brothers', and havo
not mot since 186G.
Fruit Inspector E. c. Armstrong
(1"8 ,I10"nB I"? Woodburn on
buslnoes. He has several meetings
scheduled for this vlnimiv ...J. ... "1
SS-TT--.":
on
Qry: Haw iuoli .im iK n..
Help the meve.Ht.ut to K,a wii-,
wwwImIhh Id OregonJ
r. Ilryan didn't have mere than
6Mten on tho condltJons r .
bor. Couldn't he Itaiimv ,,. u.
Uftf "" m'
Sow luett'e aMoglee aw worse
than their masts. fcv ...
thew U Tllliaaa'a to of amtegy.'
w w m
KroaiMi. Cal.. Jan !!.... ,
Jaokson. un undertaker's nssUtant.
Me last night shot and killed Susie
I'earson at tho Southern Pacific
.uu,.a nouso. Ho then put a bullet
mu m. own nrain; it U Mta the bul
t which killed tho gin wa ,,,,.
d for K.M. Packard. f whom Jack-
OU Htt ittttolU. tttlll ivkatt ta -a-- .
www "o vianu
11 thl 8lrl'' fath,r'
eer at the round houw. She died In
U arms.
Uh for Tlmbor to He !,oft.
An action has been commoncod In
department No. 2 ur thl, Mn....
county circuit court by F. J. Hld-
r.ugo against John Hoofer and Cas
por orn, partners, nml ,i, n.
Loon Jones to roatrnln the sail Z h , T "r Turner' Wc"8
rundants from cutting timber oj thVs t S,ThUr6dny' anJ May
i.iainiiiT in .1,1 i....., i
,,,": "uwii near Fair-
now. The oomplttlnt seta forth that
Uo said Hoofer & Zorn ro .0rt
ges and are In ,he posseselon of the
ld land, and that ai. n .
Jones are tenants and are slashing
inotimuor for fww, w
COStS Of the Slllt nr. ' .....
tho eomplalat. , m
o-
All tho Wortd.
is a stago and nallard-, 8no
Unlroent play, a noit promtsut
Prt iu hna no aujvorlor for Ubou
inatUm..,itt Joints, cuts. sprala..aud
always u, IL AB?bo, '
used Wallard'a Snow !.,. ."
living proof of what It dws, nUy
trial hottlftl 2Se. Kfl ..i ..a.
Sold by I). J. ry. vv
Wiwkcn Southvni Padrtc.
Ogden. Utah. Nuv. sa w..
Southern Paelrte
D"l. Nevada. ,Mt The pa"
soncnr w.. t. .... . . '" pas-
nr vr" uriy 8Baka p. but
7, """ nouaij- Injured. Two
baggage oars and wveral eoaehe,
left track. Defective hrakw.
A lator renort hnu..
d SO injured. Dead s , JS
tram. lnjum,. ,, " 8 '
ot Pennsylvani,, L.J' .
Salt Uke, brnkonTeg; C 7T''
man. nii. . .."" - " Sher-
the most sriouiy hurt.
are
F. T. Orlmth. at nM.u. .... ..
hftr oa butlueis.
Unutio liiwv. i
Madison. Jan. si c. ..
wat Introduced a hill iTTT Udwo'
bly that na T,. " ..J" e a-
striker, kJT??!'m "'on or
Wrtalssion of the L "
tloa of thl. Ltl V"- Viola.
labor dwl. arTea??
dually pJawa ta tJll !
receiver. or
Mrs. Kmma Hnwim- ...i.- ,.. .
.il(, . ' "" "as ueen
siting her son, Congresamau W. c
Ssy.efntndM,fn,M,,y fr -
n? ', l t,,ls '"rnlng for her
homo the "Belknap -settlement
ur. ., m Pnrvln nt n..- .
.1..., , .. w ".nana, nr-
"Hl In tho iltv ,! . '
fr,,, -: -c
"- nu .Mrs. w. J. Bryan In
the doctor whon ho lived in that
Plnee. many years ago.
IIOTKL AltltlVAI.S.
WJllninotto.
C R. Ray, Medford. I
W. O. Wltiol, Portland.
U- II. Jaokson. Jnnlrcnn..in.
I- T .McClollen. Roselyirg.
W.J. Uryan and wife, Lincoln v,
John Fleming. Portland.
" k. Williams, Dallas.
L- D. Whltohurst, Portland.
Salem.
A- II. Mulkey. Drownsvtlle.
T- S. Sonn, Sllverton.
Locln Jennings.
J. W. Smith. Portland.
Wlllanl Petrle,
Oo. Munyon. Salem.
Otto Schul.x. Jefferson.
Harry Westbrook. PenUleton.
S" , Co,Uns- inland.
" I- Stevn. Portland.
Neb
thing Ut
do w. I
letter a few dijn
remedy llko
J, J EtlTM,
Honoy Grove Tex., R. R. 9, Bex.3
"P. S. I only got two lota i
don't think I need any more.
of soven montha' standing"
To cet a. frco trial nackatei
today, to tho Pyramid Drue CM
Pyramid Dulldlne. Marshall.
It will como by return mall taS
rosults will both delight and
Ish you.
o
DIED.
PUT.MANN In Portland VJi
Jnnuary 23. 1907. Franca
Putmann. need 58 She Mil
morly Mrs. John Hlldershoti
resided In this city, and iInH
tlrao has lived ln GolJ
Wash.
Tho body will arrive ton
momlncr. nml flm funeral
will bo held from tho Saleffi ft
tnklng Company's parlors at 1M
tomorrow. Tho burial will Ul
In tho Odd Follows' cemetery.
MARRIED.
MATTHEWS-JAVIS.At the
nf ttlft KrMn'a n.ninll In SIlT
Wednesday, January 2S. iwj
12 o'clock, took placo themn
Of MIro Vnhi-vn f .Inrvll t 1
Cloyco M Matthews, Ret. P,
Knight officiating.
Both thn vnnni liunnlfl iTi
known in Sllverton and this dty.
They will make their future
in Astoria, whore the groom I '
Ployed by tho Tongue Point w
Company.
Miss Verno Ketchum lefttos!1
a visit In Albany.
..MONEY TO LOAI
THOMAS h.
Over Ladd . Bush's Bank Sal
Nocwicit Uttiooi Fire
Frank Meredith. ResUeat
Ollco with Wm nrnwn 4 0J
129 CoruraerelAl Btreet.
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