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WKKKLV BARGAIN fil'KCIAT, NO. M7.
Ik'glnninjr tlil Morning nt HsHO wo offer rich
AMERICAN CUT GLASS
Consisting f KflPl''" WnUr "0l,In, K"Bnr n"(1 Crcn,ncw,1 S,,"n
iSnlklll. Our i.n.illr low rl on U.to . '
null n lt of friend. Today "If
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
No telephone order received. None "! "'" H;t0-
MEN'S CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN HALF
Wo luivn Vim on wile several Hiim of immi'h Mrlctly Al.h WOOI,
liniiiMnlloml, t!c celebrated llnrl, Hchnifner & Marx mill Aider A.
i . ....i. uIiimi riiiKio from
IiinOl IIIIn- .-i.i r
lift to 10.
i ... .1 . ,.f - ll.lll
oi Jiwro limn " " v '
Value range "P t S1KS.H0. An
opportunity you can't nfforcl t
overlook. AVIillo they last. ." . . .
Spring
Dress Goods
Wo are showing nti unusually
flno assortment of now dross kooiIs
for spring Tlioy nro lit tho now
oit weaves nnil colorings.
New PlaW Silks
New CliaHics
Shirt Waists
Undoubtedly ttio flnoit showing
of now stylo wnlsts to bo shown In
tills city. Every ono a liunuty.
Well made nnd prices tiro unusu
nlly lowlfor such good qualities.
Many hnvo chosen tholr mintmar
supply of wnlsts. There' still a
host to cliooio from. All slxos
from 33 (o 4(1.
Hi:C()NI) FMMHI.
CITY jNEWS
A OeHVettoH t hvrtHt Pr
fee Ysmr Ootumleratloa
Xfnvo tlio Old Typewriter
Mndo now by Mnrtln & Ruber, ox
pert repairmen. Will be In tho city n
iihort time only. Ienve orders nl
Ullto Cafe. Phone 103. 31
Itrporl Condition
National llnnk Kxamlner Clutch I
notifying nil tho bunks In his district
that tho comptroller of niirrouoy has
Advised him Hint he hns nailed for
tho condition of nil national bniiks
Ht the close o( business, Juminry SO,
WhIhk KtMoii
At the skating rink are ospeolally
for beginners. Two competent ln
a-trurtor nt your service. No ad in Is.
lon charged nt this amnion, 10 to IS.
mw't Fnll to Hv
Tho last performance of "Tho
tlreat Northwest' 'toulght nt the
Kllnger Oram).
CLEANING
GLASSES
Is an Accompaulmont of their
wear. Hut doa't mistake defective
or non-mitablo lenm for meUteto
or dust on them. If your (Idmm are
iot the exact kind you nhould wvar,
Ikejr will do more harm than good.
Perhaps im would do well to call
tm ujt anyhow, nnd nud out whether
you have the H1QIIT Wusea vr not
Well V honet with you we can't
Jforxl'-to le vtherwUe and
We Don'f Charge
for Our Advtee
BARR'S
JtWtLKY
STORE
Ml Vhmiy 5U Sukjw
$10
Spring
Oxfords
Wo nro Just In receipt of tho
first shipment of Ladles' Spring
Oxford h In the newost otylon.
You'll like the new shnpos nnd
tlio vnltiea nro up to our usual
high standard.
Embroideries
Our Own
Importation
They nro tho ombrolderloH you
wnnt right now nnd Intor. Mndo
of Cninbrlo, Nainsook, Swiss nnd
Mnilorlii. Tho host vuluoa nnd
prettiest pnttorna over ahowlu this
city. Thoro Is audi u host to
ehooso from that you enn not holp
1. a. 4 II .I Mnittitttditt ltll tun n t
Uilb HUM nuiiiuiiMiin ;uu utiiit m
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Mellon Funeral This Morning
Tho funorul of tho Into John Mc
Hon, n woll'kuowu resident of tho
llosoilnto district, wum held this mom
lug nt 11 o'clock from tho Frlonda
church nt Hosodiilo. Uealdua n. wlfo.
tho decensed loiwos throw children,
Mrs. Until McKunxlo, of Mill City:
Mrs. Alice Murphy nnd Everett Mc
Hen. both of Hosodnle. Hev. ChnrlM
llnldwln olllclnted.
I'nrnull llit'eptlou
The Kulom Ministerial Union will
glvo n furewell reeoptlou to Itev. and
Mrs. K. W. Olirre In tho parlora of
the First ilnptlst ohuroh this lUjor
miun, besluuluK nt 3 o'olnok. Tlio
ninny frlands of tho retiring pnstor
nud his, wife nro naked to attend.
Next A 1 1 met Inn
At ttllngor Ornud, oommenelnR
Thursdny, "Horn Thome,"
Hlttu.d t'lrot Mill
(lovernur CUntMkerlaln tbla morn
Inn uitUed his signature to tho first
hill that the present legislature on
noliHl. It wn the bill rixlug tho
bouudury Hue butwoeu Linn uod
Iine Qttuntle.
Personals
Ow Heli' loft this morning fur
Turner.
W. W. Johntwu went te Weodbwrn
this luurnlug.
J. IJnibaugh. ef Maria, ks U the
oily on luulne.
U. Krvelaud went te lNtrUaud en
huslNeM todny.
Mrs. V. A. Outlek left thl wern-
lug for iecferaou.
lh It. M. Pnrvln, of Portland,
cetuv up this morning.
John r'Uht wnl to Portland o
buln this morning.
A. 1. Moore wwU to Portland thlt
morHlng on Wel8s.
Jtev. U. A. WatittM. at Portland, h
visiting BAlem trUudi.
Attorney Yank Qrimth. of Oregon
City, U here on uuslnees.
Mls Orae lwler and Mm. Cor
Belles, of Turner, are vliltlng in the
oily.
ttugene Powe, the flax man. vent
to Portland on uutinee this morn
ing. 4. W. lUker, waster fish and game
warden, arrived In the dty yesterday
from Cottage drove.
MIm Waoel Tyler, ot lleppner. Is
tne gueet ot Mr. and Mr. IX W
Keltter In thU city.
t - inncft.IT PtPMTCnF
HISTORICAJJOlRiil I
;: Compilcd by the Daily Journal for the Pdjod
"t'l'I'I'I'Tl'I'l u i i
Two anarchlata Imvo boon arrested
. -.i.i in whnnn nnsucBRlon wns
111 V-ilH-.ih". ...--
found two pistols nnd plcturos of the
President nnd omporoxs nnd prime
mlnlHtors of other countries.
JtUBBlan torrorlBta shot nnd killed
tho governor of DnHll Island nnd
the prison warJon. hey were nc;
cused of Ill-treating the prisoners
Sonntor Carter, of Montana, todntf
nttnckod the order of the Interior,
department that no more patontsj
should Issue to public lands, unloss
W. A. Meaner tho Independence
morchnnt is In tho city an liJiBlmjas,
for tho day.
Mrs. Loateln, who Una i been vUltlng '
relntlves here, left' tlTl'mbrnlng for ;
hor homo In Etigeno. i
William Tattton, after a visit hen j
with his son, Hymn, left today for
his home in linrrlsburg.
County School Superintendent
Moores went to Woodburn tills morn
Ing on otllclal business.
Ilev. Illrnin qould, pastor of tip
M. E. church at Forest Grove, visited
tho University hero yesterday.
II. U. Hendricks of Fossil, brother
or Editor 11. J. UondrlckB, la making
n visit In the city for n few dnys.
Mrs. It. Carlson, who hns boon the
gnost of Mrs. M. M. White, of tills
city, left today fbr hor homo In
QroHhum.
Miss Hlldn Graham wont to Port
laud yesterday for u brlof visit. She
will Join the ICckhnrdt Compuny on
her return.
Mrs, I,. Wllklna, who hna been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. h. Bor
unrd, left this morning for liar home
In Washington.
Attorney Thomas, who has boon
here, nn Intorosted spuctntor of the
legislature, left this morning for
his homo In Portland.
Mrs. E. M. Vnndorvoort loft this
morning for Sllverton, whoro she
will attend n meeting of tho Good
Templars' lodge.
Miss Klttlo Hnrbord returned yes
terday from Choyonno, nccoiupnnlod
by her fathor, M. 0. llarbord, who Is
much Improved In honlth.
A. 11. Dovors, J. N. Tonl nnd C. N
McArthur, prominent mou of Port
laud, were horo yebtordny, watching
tho progross of tho loglslnture.
It. J. Klrkwood, ropresontntlve of
the International Correspondence
School, was a Salem visitor from Eu
gene yesterday, lie left last even
ing for Astoria.
Mrs. Charles l'ltuwtrlck nnd Mr.
C. W. Womaok, who have been vis
iting the former's son, Charles Fits
Patrick, of Salem, lenve this morning
for their home In Losilne.
Mr. nud Mrs. 0. 11. Hlulook, Into
of Tillamook county, who have been
visiting In Seisin for ten weeks,
leave, todny for Qroflno. Idaho,
where they have employment In the
asylum work.
o
No Doll Walts
Between eats at the Kllnger Grand
thoatro this week,
o
To Fruit nnd Mop .Men
Elmer Q. Heardsley will exhibit
his steam sprayer Saturday, Febru
ary 3d. nt 1:30 p. m., In front of the
olty hall. it
Seo tho .Moving Picture
And other high class speolaUlea.
iHitween aqts, at tho Kllnger Grand
theutre this week.
HvnugelUtlo Meeting In Pnsb)torlu
Cluirrh.
Services continue In Interest and
nr attracting we eh attention. Mr.
Stoele, the evangelist, speaks the
truth In a olear, forceful manner.
Mr. Hoppy sings the truth Into the
hearts of his hearor. The meetings
will continue through this wwk and
naxt. Kvery night at 7. 30.
Saturday.
oxcetit
TT
' Mght of Tho ixtt Northwtt"
Tenlght will be the lat oniwrtunl
ty to wltneea The Orewt Northwest"
at the Kllnger Grand. ComMencIng
tomorrow ovealn. and with regular
matinee Saturday, at 3:30 p. iM ,
"Dora Thome" will be offro, wlih
an -entire change of specialty be.
tween nets.
How to Cure Chilblains.
To enjoy freedom from chll
hlatns," writes John Kemp. East
OUsaeld, Me.. apply i)uUcicas Ar
nica Salve. Havo also uavd u for
lt rheuia with excellent wults."
Ouarauteed to cure feter sore. !-..-
leat ulcere, pttee, burns, wounds.
frot bites and akin disease. 35c t
j, t perry'a drug store
. ..i i.- norannnl InBPectlOtl of
-were "" nvornmont offlclolB.
. tne lunus vj " o
Carnation day was ousorvou v
Canton, Ohio, by the public 801.061
children In honor of President Moj
Klnley.
Fire damaged the Baldwin loeomo
live works at Philadelphia one mil
lion dollara, and 1000 men nro out
of work. In all 18.000 aro employed
The fuel famine In North Dakota
Is so great people threaten to burn
the railroad for fuel.
Puny Children
Need VINOL
it builds them up, makes
them strong and robust
Rapid growth, overstudy, Insufllc
lent nourishment, convalescence af
ter chlldrens' dlsensos and fun-down
conditions makea children thin nnd
delicate and atops development.
Because Vluol contains nil the
medicinal, bone, tissue and body
building elements of cod llvor oil act
ually taken from frosh cods' llvors,
the useless oil eliminated nud pupta
nnto or Iron nddatl, It quickly restores
rolniBt luNilth nnd chlldron lovo It.
Wo refund monoy to those who
buy Vlnol and rocelvo no bonoflt. G.
W. Pntmnn Co., druggists.
Noto. While wo nro sole ngonts
for Vlnol In Snlom, it is now for snlo
nt tho londlng drug store In nearly
evory town and city In tho country.
Look tor tho Vlnol ngoncy In your
town.
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
consider Paxjtlnc Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygienic care of the
person and for local treatment of
feminine ills. As a wash its clcansinp,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
qualities arc extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free. Address
Tbc It. l'axton Co., Boston, Mass.
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MISTAKEN FOB YKGGMKX.
How tho Immaculate ,lo Teal Looked
After Two Weeks' Outing.
Apropos of Joe Ten I, his Immacu
lnte linen and tailor-made clothes,
few people know that once he was
mistaken for a burglar nnd all
around bad man. This was twenty
years ago.
Mr. Teal nnd some friends had
been two weeks In the mountains
hunting and ilshlng. During that
time Tool had not changed his
clothe or shaved. He looked tough,
nnd no iglntuke. On their way home
Teal wnb nlneed In a room nt a small
country hotel that contained two
bods. After he had retired, the
landlord pat a drummer In the other
bed." Mr. Teal feigned sleep, and
wntohed the drummer out of tho eor
nor of his eyo. Tho drummer looked
at Tool and then hid his poeketbook
under his pillow. Then he walked
over to Teal's bed nnd took another
good look at the hunter. Thon he
placed his money under the mat
treee. After another look nt the unshav
en young barrister, the drummer
seemed in a quandary what to do
with hi wateh. Ho placed that under
his pillow, then he removal It and
put It In his shoe. He took it out
took another look at Teal and held
tho gold thee piec n Bjs j-j
wny uont yon swallow it?
cried
out i mi, who suddenly
wnke up.
seemed to
Cm rle Nation
Certainly swashed a hele In the
barrooms of Kansas, but Ballard's
Horehound Syrup has smashed all
records as a cure tor coughs, bron
chitis, Influenxa and all pulmonary
diseases. T. a H-. Horton. Kan .
writes: "l have never found a medl
cine that would cure a cough so
quickly as Ballard's Horehound Syr
up. I hare used It for years," Sold
by D. J. Fry.
The North Bend chamber of com
merce has raised; hjoo for advri..
Ing purposes. It It Brooms i...
ithUsum 500
BBflLLLkBW
L;':
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HHr
UNDER
ARREST
Sheriffs Arrest Four Men
Charged With Breaking
into Stores
Chester Larabeo, E. M. Began,
James Stewart and R. W. Portcous
were arrested In the railroad yards
at Woodburn last ovonlng by Sheriff.
Culver and Doputy Sheriff Mlnto.
They wore brought back to Snlom,
and are now confined In jail charged
with breaking Into the Fairgrounds
store Monday' night, and stealing n
large lot of clothing and other goods.
Charges will alio likely be proforred
against these men for breaking into
the second-hand store or Conrad Dlll
mnn. on State street, the same night,
nnd stealing various nnd sundry ar-i
tides.
Rutherford & Craig, proprietors'
of the store at the Fairgrounds as
certained yesterday morning that
their store had boon brokon into nnd
n largo lot of goods taken off. Tho
Sheriff's ofllco wna at onco notified,
and tho shorlff nnd his deputies soon
located the stolen loot In the hop
house on Prlnco Bym's place, near
tho fair grounds. It was lenrned
that four Btrnngo men had been
hnnging out thore for some timo, and
had beon slooplng In the hop house,
it was nlso nscortalned that these
men
walked north on tho railroad
trucks yostordny morning. Cuyror
and Mlnto took the nftornoon trnlnl
for tho north. Mr. Mlnto got offtao
Gprvnls, nnd tho shorlff nt Hubbard.
Both walked Into Woodburn nnd ex
amined tho hobo camps along tho
route without result. At Woodburn
they arrested tho-four men In tho
railroad yards, whoro It wns bcllovod
thoy woro attempting to tnko tho
train back to the fair grounds.
Rognn was formerly n brakemnn
on tho Northorn Pacific, and Larnbco
was rocontiy uiscnnrgcu irom imo
United Stntos marine corps nt Berke
ley for physical disability. Stewart
carries pnpors to show that he hns
boon employed at Cherry Valley,
Wash.
The ovidenco in tho hands of tho
olllcors Is said to bo sufllcicnt to sc
euro the conviction of nt lonst two of
the suspocts, nnd it Is bollcved thut
all four men woro mlxod up in tho
two robborlos,
A dozen pairs of shoos, 10 pairs of
gloves, 20 pnlrs of socks nnd 24
shirts were among tho goods stolon
from the Fairgrounds, storo. Mr.
Dlllmnu has been unablo to mako a
complete Inventory of his losses.
It Is probable that tho men will
ue arraigned tomorrow boforo Jus
tice Webster, and charged with tho
robbery at the Fairgrounds store.
c .
KlrCMMiV "I'nclo Tom's Cabin" to lie
Here.
ino coming of Stetson's "Undo
Tom's Cabin" on Friday. Fobrunrv
1st, to the Grand Oporn IIouso, ro-
minds tho wrltor of tho firm hold
tho old songs, as well as tho old
may, nns on public favor. It also
recalls an Incident.
It was In n hotel parlor. A brll
Hant pianist had Just rendered ono
or ngnor's most difficult ploces and
a murmur of woll-brod applause had
followed. Then, very softly and ten
Jerly, like n sweetly tremulous old
ii reciung pathotlo memorlos,
i'i ivory Keys Bent tho plaintive mel
wjy or ".My Old Kentucky Home"
Ighing through tho room. The idle
chatter coased. Evory mind was busy
with blttor-sweot momories, and the
air was nueu with tho scent nf v
Ished olover. the warm fragranco of
--u.un nay ana tho echo of bob
Ellin re mk, mi. "
-....o u.UUfc0. ino simpi0 tun
""""""i o uoor of evory heart
and the ghosts of dead days came
iruoiung lortn. m answer
An almost forgotten poet, Robert
Hinckley Messenger, quaintly wished
. w.u uu io ourn, old books to
He might havo addcd-oid songs to
alng and old tunes to be played n
the long twilight, while he dozed and
Z?Tt ,U h'8 6a8y cha,r' " is a
fact that none of the popular songa
of late years survive "May Fly's- ox-
nnt ,!-.. J . J inoy aro
" araea with the Joys and
woes of the human race, s! 1 .
A PLEASANT, SIMPi ht
asm rrwi.-f.-i.... "lT
1-oniT. M.
Costs Nothing to Trr '
.Catarrh of tho stotnach k
Innhrnliln rp, . ' W!
...uu.u.b. .. UBHa, Mn.., -1
a bill or bloating sensaUoi J
uub uuiiumiiiea 8omctlt8fia
tmlir rn wntntut .!. 1
of gases, causlm: nroo...
olt9 jKS
neuri nnu ninga and difficult IrJ
nit,, USUUUUUV9, iicKie anoj.thi'
vousness and a general ni..'
languid feclihg. I
There is often a foul uf.
",UUi"' .uui.uu tuueue and rti
terlor oEtho stomach cenU wT
-r nnlli nnnl .1 .u " I
It would show a slimy, nuW
dition. , ?
The euro for this common id'a
stlnnto trouble 1b found .,J
inoni wiuou. causes the food l
.nnillt.r f linMmiHl.1 ,. . .
luiiuuj, uiuiuuBuij mgested U
it nns lime 10 icrmcnt an4
niu ituivuw tiiucUOUS BUrfj
tho Btomncu. To secure k
nnd healthy digestion Is thooy
essary tiling to do and whcni
digestion is nssurcd the cat-
condition will havo disappears;?
Accorumg to Dr. Harlaosot,'!
saiesi nna oest ireatment Is fit
after each meal a tablet, coma
of DinstaBo; Aseptic Pepsin, j;
Nux, Golden Seal and fmft
These tnbiets can now be fnj
nil drug stores under thenjsi,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nu
being a patent medicine can bti
with perfect safety and asses
that henlthy appetite and thoi
digestion will follow their rta
uso after meals.
' Mr.. R. S. Workman,
Tt. ...11 . 11-1 A
ins., wnius; . aiarrn IS 1 1
condition resulting from a ne;le
cold in tlio head, whereby thel
mcmbrnnoof the noso becoaal
flamed and the poisonous disc!
therefrom pnsslng backward htil
throat reaches tho Btomnch, Urt
nuinormes presenncu for a)
threo years for catarrh of ilt
l.wuasajjcnro, out touay I ia9
MisBjHk men after using ctlja
iTdxavVagajBaf nnrt's Dvsnonala Tilk
I .cannolpiflnd appropriate crJ
oxprcss my good feeling. I
found flesMflnMlto nnd soasda
from thirlfiaEsfi
Stimrt's?EO'ae!sln Tablets J( i
safest preparation as well h
simplest and most convenient i
for any3itmof indication,!
orjjstorjJE biliousness, soar i
achKheartburn and bloating
nienlsr- ' '
Send your nnmo nnd address I
for a freo trial package and
yourself. Address F. A, StuiriO
58 Stuart Bldg., Marshall, Xliti
y
State News
Loander Dillon, a pioneer
burned to death" in n wagon to"
urday nt Prinovllle.
Tho now north school onerfl
host in tho atato has been d
nt Medford.
The O. A. R. will meet at Nn
today and Thursday.
Tho "TonKiies of Fire" Bl
up their mission nt Albany as,'
meeting nt n private resident. ,
Mrs. Mabel Young Warner. (m
ton, has beon Indicted chariti!
tho forgery of two wills to t
tnto of thn Into J W JOWH
undo and alleged father Tin'
Is valued nt $40,000 and Mrs1
nor is made tho chief benenc
i ' o
BORN.
RUEF. At their farm bomet'
county, January 23, 1907. tl
and Mrs. Geo. Ruef, a sea.
.MONEY TO LOJ
THOMAS K. I
Over Ladd h Bush's Bank, aJ
Noffwfcli Unloa Fire
Insarafice
Frank Meredith, I"!
Office with Win. Brown
129 Commercial street.
NEW TODAi
'(..-. i.. u--..iTo sell
inquire nt jouruui -
Fbr IteHt. Two double
.rooms, with telephone
i&Jl
Inquire at 477 High
center.
Wunted Geutloman or
UiT
nl fni. mni-MnlllB hOUSd
el
capital. If desirable tW
w- .. ,.a nt he
Weekly aalary of WJ
and excesses. Aadra
Alexaaier, Salem, Ore"
i
e v.