DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKU, ORBGON, MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1007.
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ISTOCKTON
THFOLP Wilnl: LUKfNtK
Spring '07 Styles
NOW READY
The new Spring Styles in Men's
Clothing are no here.
"THE fRAT"
as-
950
SO
!00
900
The new College Cut in blue Serge
for young men is making a big hit.
The coat is a three-button, double
breasted style cut about 31 inches
long, lined with black mohair and has
no opening in the back. The trousers
are cut full over the hips.
THIS IS THE LATEST THING OUT J
Boys, Come in.
GORDON HATS
s CC.MMm -i4-fc ltr in nil ills mcf-ttnrf-strl
The new spring aiidJt " ."IV "X
0fS, ASKtOSecuiBHBYr ICaUIBI-TTCISIH. L . I If I
1C00
950
25
10
!;
IMMMMMM
in PfR CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CUT GLASS
nnrine the entire month of March. This will be a
Kg saving and would pay you to make selections for
further weddines, birthday or anniversary presents.
! SILVER DEPOSIT WARE also in this sale. Every piece
new cut and latest designs, and tine&t quality cut glass
and silver deposit ever shown in Salem.
Jeweler and Optician, 1 23 Commercial st.
Easy to find. Next door to Capital Bank. 2
IHIHIMIIimtiwifiwwiwwwwwinwwwi
Deranged Woman Burned.
Ilwton, Or, March 11. Mrs.
17 MtLaughlln, a pioneer of Ma
rc canity slnco lsCJ, was burned
toth Saturday forenoon nt her
rtsear this clt For moro than
bur Mir McLaughlin has boon nn
iiltl, and her mind moro or loss
tatted In view of this fact tho
I) ttlMrcn living nt homo bavo
toatUnt watih over the old
Phillip McLaughlin, tho oltlor
1 4tTo children at home, enmo to
cdtyonbuslnrsss Saturday inorn-
r. ltd during his absence tho
iter ws call.-d to the barn to
ifter th stock. While both
iwent Mrs McLaughlin ovl-
pr commenced playing with tho
,U6. ui ft.quently disposed
rk'nkTdutrjtcfpd condition, nnd
ff caugli fliv The young
I'' MBjf hep mother scronni.
Mthe house, and was met at tho
ER GRAND THEATRE
ty. March 18th
Junauurr fisciikh iv
Wotirn Comedy Drama
"THE
DEN GIANT
MINE"
"alnn, 15 and 25c
door by her mother, n mass of (lames
MIbs McLaughlin called for help, and
neighbors arrived in ttmo to save tho
building, but not until tho young
lady was frightfully burned on both
hnnds nnd anus. It Is fonred that
sho may not rocovor, and In any
ovont sho will bo deprived of tho In
jured members for life.
Mrs. MbLnughlln sottlod on tho
farm who'ro sho mot hor (loath In
1S01, nnd has continually rosldod
thoro. Tho funornl was hold Mon
day nt tho Miller church, near hor
home, nnd hor romnlns wcro Intorred
In tho Miller comotcry, by tho sldo
of hor husbnnd, who preceded her
sovornl yoars.
Fence Wire
1 Wr Woven Wire.
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K Blrh wi.. ...
Ttt "wane.
er Morley
" Salem Clia,
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fAl COUUkcixi
7Jrcia! St.
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Di'iif Mute Poisoned,
Silverton, Or., Mnrch 11. Mrs.
Smith, a doaf muto, living northeast
of this city, nnd hor son, Charlos D.
Smith, woro polsonod last Saturday
by eating broad supposed to bavo
arsenic in it. Mrs. Smith Is Bald to
bo in ir" critical condition, but tho boy
will speedily recover.
Tho only way thoy can account
for tho poison bolng in tho bread is
duo to tho fact that arsenic was pur
chased at tho drug storo u few daya
previous and put out for rats. It Is
presumed that tho posts carried tho
poison acid into tho flour with, per
haps, fatal results.
Mrs. Smith is comparatively a
stranger in Sllverton, having Uvea
but a short tlmo upon a farm owned
by Burcn, liubbs & Co., of this city,
but thero seems to bo no doutjt, aftor
a careful investigation, about tho
poisoning having been accidental.
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Produ
ce.
Oranges!
See Our Special
It U not the size, aa a great
Buuiy of tho largest are tho
poorest oranges. Wo mako a
specialty of selling quality,
and Uie stzo we'll sell, you will
find give tho best satisfaction.
Moir Grocery
Company
State.
PfaM 1M
Transfers of Heal Estate.
The following deeds have boon
placed on record" In tho ofllco ot tho
Marion county recerder:
J. H. and M. Campbell to S. E.
Cahlli, east 30 feet ot lot 8,
block N, Cnrtwrlghfs ndd
to Salem $
W. A.'Lamb to V. A. "VVeddle,
tuna in sec 13 nnd 14f t 10
s, r 3 k, w i
Wm. Drown, ot ux., to J. W.
Pnrrlsh, land in t fO s, r 3 w
j q c d
It. and M. F. Poinsett to S. O.
I Yoder, 2 acres, d 1 c of Ev
I lng Purvine, w d
'John E. Itoberts, ot ux., to J.
A. Colgan, ot ux., 107 acres
in t 10 s, r 2 w. w d ....$3600
T. L. nnd P. A. Amblor to J.
and G. Zollnor, 1.07 acres
In sec 10, t 6 s, r 1 w, w d 1750
J. A. Colgan, et'ux., to John E.
Roberts,1 et ux., lots 24, 2G,
and 31, Capital Home ndd
to Salem, w d
J. II. nnd M. Campbell to S.
, ..E. Cahlli, part of lot 8,
j north block of G. M. Cnrt-
1 Wright's ndd to Salem, w d
E. M. Crolsan, et ux., to W. II.
Hnll, pnrt lot 1G, S. S. P.
P., t 8 s, r 3 w, w d ....
II. II. Hall to E. M. Crolsnn,
land in t 8 s, r 3w, w d
Geo. H. Lettelher, et ux., to
O'Ncll Dros. & Calllgan Co.
land In Niagara, w d
M. D. and J. J. Ashby to N.
I and C. Donny, lnnd in Mn-
' rlon county
.William McMnstor, et ux., to
Mason Kellogg, ot ux., 123.-
I 37 acres in t 0 s, r 2 w, w d
J. G. Voget to P. A. Tumor,
land In Cnpltnl Home ndddl
tion to Salem, v d
D. W. Cook to L. L. Parks,
onc-hnlf aero in t G s, r 1, w
w d
T. A. Dltmnrs, ot ux., to A.
Imlnh, 10.3G ncros In t 5 s,
r 2 w, w d
II. L. Donts, ot nl., to W. II.
Wntorbury, 1.03 ncros In Ma
rlon county, w d
Chnrlos Prudon, ot nl., to J.
and L. M. Nonl, ll.DS aoros,
In t I s, r 2 nnd 3 w, w d . .
P. A. Hakor to J. A. DornardI,
et nl., lot 1, block 3, Quoon
Ann addition to Salem, w d
P. P. Whltlook, ot ux., to J. T.
Smith, ot ux., lots 2 nnd 3,
xblock 18, Scotts Mills, v d
L. T. and M. M. Darker, by tho
shorlff, to Emma TorroUjJots
1 nnd 8, block n.Mohnnin?
s d
Anna Scott, ot nl., to J. T.
Smith, ot ux., laud In block
41, PrlondB' Orogon Colony,
nt' Scotts Mills, w d
A. P. Denny to X. nnd C.
Denny, lnnd in soo 34, t S s,
r 1 o, q o d '
W. H. Hognn, ot ux., to O'Null
& Cnllngan Co., html In Ni
agara nnd sec. 20, t 9 s, r 4
o, q c d
J. A. Hutching to Curtis Lum
ber Co, lnnd In Marlon coun
ty, q c d
L. II. and M. J. Donny to N.
nnd C. Donny, land In Ma
rion county, q c d
Stnr Lnnd Co. to Mary S. Kin
noy, undivided half Intorost
In lot 3, block 4, Southwest
nddltlon to Snlom, q c d . .
Mildred A. Donhnm, ot nl,, to
Raphael P. Donhnm, land in
Marlon county, q c d ;
Rnphaol P. Bonham, et at., to
Mildred Donhnm, 40 acres In
t 7 s, r 3 w, xv d . ,
V. P. Fsk to C S. Flsk, land
In block 8G, Snlcin, q c d . .
E. Hovendon to Francis Poller,
lota 4, G and 6, Tooze's
second addition to Wood
burn, qcd
SIMPLE
HOME
REMEDY
Makes the Kidneys Filter Out
the Poisons
800
GG0
46G
440
375
300
22G
200
190
195
A loading Journnl In answering
tho question, "Whnt Is tho best pro
scription to clean and purify tho
blood," prints In a recent issuo tho
follewing: Fluid Extrnct of Dande
lion ono-hnlf ounce, Compound Knr
gon ono ounce, Compound Syrup Sar
snpnrllln threo ouncos. Shako well
and uso In tenspoontul doses after
each monl nnd at bedtime.
A woll known druggist who Is fa
miliar with this proscription states
that it Is harmless, being composed
of vogetnblo Ingredients which can bo
obtained from nny good prescription
pharmacy.
It cleans tho blood ot all Impuri
ties and nourishes tho blood. In Just
a fow dnys tho skin begins to clear
of Bores, bolls nnd pimples. It puts
vigor and energy Into run-down, do
blliatcd mon and womon. For many
years Sarsaparllla nlono has boon
considered a good blood medlclno.
But whllo It built up nnd nindo now
blood, tho lmpuitlos romnlned within
and tho good accomplished wns only
temporary. Snrsnpnrllla, howovor,
when used in combination with Com
pound Kargon and Extrnct Dnndo
llon works wonders. This combina
tion put tho kidneys to work to flltor
and sift out tho wnsto matter, uric
acid and othor Impurities that causo
disease. It mnkes now blood and re
lievos rheumatism nnd Intno back and
bladder troubles.
This proscription Is hotter than tho
usual patent modlcinoa, which nro In
tho moat pnrt alcoholic concoctions.
Th ingrodlonts cost but llttlo. Thoy
may bo procurod from any good phar
macist and mixed nt home. Every
man nnd woman hero should mnko
somo up nnd try it if thoy fool tholr
Bystom roqulros a good blood medl
olno nnd tonic.
Tho ICnrgou to elonn tho kidneys
and vitalize thorn bo thoy enn clean
tho blood. Sarsaparllln to mako now
rich blood nnd Dandelion to tono tho
atom noli, clonn tho llvor nnd mnko
It ncttvo nnd roltovo constipation Is
tho wny'tho proscription nets nnd so
mildly nnd gontly that ono does not
consldor thoy nro tnklng n modlclno.
SALEM'S
STYLISH DRESSERS
AK13 COMPLIMENTING US HIGHLY OX OUIt DISPLAY OF
Novelty Spring Dress
Suitings
WM SHOW A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST
CREATION. DESlHARLH NOVELTIES AUK SCARCE IN TIIK
WHOLESALE MARKET, SO IT WILL HE ALMOST 1MPOSSD3LE
TO SECURE THE BEST PATTERNS IF YOU DELAY YOUR BUY.
1NG UNTIL THE PRESENT STOCKS ARE BROKEN. COME IN
AND LOOK OVER OUR BOOK OF
New Trimmings
YOU'LL FIND ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE LATEST
COLORINGS.
Our Line of
Sheer White Wash Goods and
Fancy Wash Goods
IS NOW COMPLETE.
THE PATTERNS ARE EXTREMELY
DAINTY.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF
New Fancy Silks
THE RANGE OF PATTERNS IS ALMOST ENDLESS. OUR
WONDERFUL SUCCESS IN THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS' IS
DUE TO OUR HAVING EXACTLY WHAT THE LADIES WANT
JUST WHEN THEY WANT IT, AND Ol'R PRICES ARE FIG
URED ON THE SPOT CASH J1A8IS.
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owed'. ccarryi'.
WE UNDERSELL 'REGULAR STORES,"
V&
Zfrei
Ho had no coat upon his back,
Dut had ono on his tongue,
And Rocky Mountain Tea, It's said
Kept him from being hung.
(Dad breath.)
Sold at Dr. Stone's.
Albany Mm Cflebrat
John Murphy and tho woll-known
violator of tho local option law,
Henry Carmody, camo down from
Albany Saturday, and, being dry,
partook quite freely of beverages,
which soon overcamo their giddy
brains. Thoy wero escorted to tho
city Jail, whoro tho former was fined
?5, and tho Inttor's Jag was adjudged
to bo worth $10. Carmody, who
seemed to bo treasurer for tho two
paid both fines, and ho and his part
ner went homo seemingly satisfied
that thoy had valuo received.
Manual Training.
Ladles or gontlomon Intorostod in
manual training In tho publlo schools
nro Invited to attend a mooting nt
tho high school this ovonlng nt 7:30
o'clock.
o
Saved Her Son' Life.
Tho hnpploHt mother In tho llttlo
town of Avn, Mo., is Mrs. S. Iluppoo.
Sho wrltea: "Ono yonr ngo my Hon
was down with such sorlous lung
troublo that our physician was uu
nblo to holp htm; whon, by our drug
gist's ndvico I bogan giving him Dr.
King's Now Discovery, and I soon
notlcod improvement. I kept this
treatment up for n fow wooks whon
ho was perfectly woll. Ho has work
ed atoadlly slnco nt carpontor work.
Dr. King's DUcovory saved his life."
Guarantoodbeat cough and cold euro
by J. C. Perry, druggist; 50c and l,
Trial bottlo free.
DIED.
FARMElt. -At his homo in Port
land, Saturday evening, Mnrph 1),
1907, W. II. Parmor, agod 48
yonrs.
Ho Is a momhor of tho Snlom camp
or Modorn Woodmou, nnd Ih woll
known In thla city. Tho funornl ser
vices will bo conducted In Portland
tomorrow.
CASTOR I A
7er lafitnta and. Children.
Til KM Yu Han Always BtteM
Bears the
&igMarof
(Z&Vffi&t
Ship Builder Strike.
Cleveland, Mar. 11. Fifteen hun
dred employes ot the American ship
building plants bcro, at Detroit,
Scorso, St. Clair and Loralne struck
this morning on account of tho refu
sal of the company to dliouas wages
and hours with tho union.
THE JOY
OF LIVING
Is greatly increased to a person
and his family who uso
Eppley's Perfection
BaJrJag Powder
r
jive it a trial and be convinced.
A homo mado product, as pure
as it can bo made.
C. M. EPPLEY
MwMtfacturer
Salem, Oregwt
Don't Complain.
If your choat pains and you arc
unnblo to sloop booatiso of a cough.
Buy a bottlo ot Ballard's Horohound
Syrup, and you won't hnvo nny
cough. Got a bottlo now nnd that
cough will not iHst long. A ciiro for
all pulmonary dlseasos, Mrs. J .,
Galveston, Toxan, writes: "I can't
say enough for Ballard's Horohound
Syrup. Tho rellof It has given mo Is
all that Is noccisary for mo to say."
Sold by D. J. Fry.
o
Klkn lo AUxiny
Momhoru ot Snlom lodge 33G, B.
P. O. E. nro going to Albany on Tuos
day ovonlng's train nt 0:32 o'clock,
to assist in n grand initiation, re
turning Wednesday. Round trip
tickets, 11.15. All members nro
urged to go along. Joo. Harris, J.
W. Wilson and L. M. Haines, com
mittee. 3-ll-2t
HOTEL ARRlVAtiS.
Mr. H. L. AddiUm
Of Portland, will speak tomorrow
night at W. C. T. U. hall on "Total
Abstlnance."
WlWMWWff
; Spring
I Goods
Now- arrivals, Hnvo you
soon our largo sllvor prunes at
four pounds for a quartor also
somo fino Italian prunos at
sir pounds for a quarter. Ho
'roombor the place.
H, Me BRANSON !
Phone 131. 432 Stalest.
':
Willamette.
Charlos Mliizenmlor.
A. J. Donly, Portland.
W. T. Williamson, Portland.
W. R. Rice. Chicago.
O. II. Kuolper, Portland.
J. J. Pltzgornld, Portlnnd.
N. M. Parsons, KoIho, Wash.
Grok lluiton, Portland,
Goo. II. Fltzglbbon, Portlnnd.
J. Noah, Portland.
8. B. Enkln, Euguuo.
P. IS. Chlpmnu, Boston.
t Niilitni,
Burt Joiitts. St. I.oiiIm.
Loo Thomns, Tacoina.
Petor Wohor. Alum, Mich.
S. II. Stowart, Woodburn.
J. AV. Brown, Detroit.
Frank Ebhood. Seattle).
A. II. Davis, Portlnnd.
8. H. Orr, Jr., San Francisco.
V. II. QuIUono, Portland.
Listen
And romombor tho noxt tlmo you
suffer from pain caused by damp
weather when your head noarly
bursts from neuralgia try Ballard's
Snow Liniment. It will euro you. A
prominont business man of Hornp.
stead, Toxaa, writes: "I have used
your llnlmont. Previous to using It
I was a groat sufforer from Rheuma
tism and Neuralgia. I am pleased
to say that now I am froo from theeo
complaints. I am sure I owo this to
your llnlmont." Sold by D. J. Fry.
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DIED.
RICH. At tho fumlly homo In En
gluwood, Sunday, March 10, 11T07,
Mrs. Knthorlno Illoh, ugod 65
years.
Tho funeral services worn held
from tho homo this afternoon at
2.30 o'clock.
Mrs. Rich was well and favorably
known hero, and loavos tho follow
ing children to mourn hor death':
Rons, Joo Rich, of Kastorn Oregon,
and Petor Rloh, of this city. Tho
daughtorH living aro Lena and Mary,
of Salem; Katharine, now living in
Kansas, and Anna who rouldos in
Washington.
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X-RAYS
The Grango oomprUon solid farm
em. sonslblo housewives, robust boys
and rosy-chooked girls,
e e
Tho Pendleton Trluuno has an ed
itorial ou tho Importance of news
paper. Yes, somo of them are too
Important,
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