DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUIMIIAY,. MAKCIMSIOOT.
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Smart Suits
A truly) magnificent display of
tlio ujpr' tot, dat In ready-to-wear
garmonto designs from tho foro
most makers shown , hero In
jreator profusionflhan. in nny oth-,
or Btoro, nnd giving you a vnrloty
from which to mnko your cholco
which Is not duplicated clsowhore,
Now thlrigs every ilhy. ' All sizes
and fabrics Including sninrt styles
for tho miss from 12 up.
$10 to $40
Spring Wtaps
You enn't find prettier garments
becnuso thcy'ro not mndo. If
thoy woro wo would havo thorn.
All tho trim nnd Jaunty nhnpos and
fabrics nro shown hero.
$5 to $25
Long Kid Gloves
In colors, whlto, blnck, tnn, slate
and snnd 12 nnd 10 buttons
nowest styles nnd shades.
$3.50 to $4
$1.38
Hosiery
Tho eolobrated "Onyx" hoslory,
Which Is noted far Its splundld
lUalltlos, correct syles, form-fitting
md wonrlng. Wo havo this brand
In nil tho grades from cotton to
ill It In nil wanted colors and pat
terns plain, fancy, Inco nnd om
b'roldorod. Kvory tasto onn bo sat
isfied, for tho assortment Is Im
mense 25c to $3.00
Tomotfow
ONLY
HI'ECIAL BALE NO. .123.
For our next Wednesday Spe
cial sale wo offer an unusual bar
gain In
WHITE WAISTS.
Four different stylos, lnco and
oinbroltlory trimmed, short sloovos
Every ono this season's mnko.
Full rnngo of
bIzos. Worth
$2.00 rogulnrly
Norn; ftold until H::tO n. m. to
morrow. Suit Cases
Another big shipment of suit
ensen received yoHtordny; In nil
slzos from 10 Inchon up to 20.
You won't bo nblo to find a flnor
assortment of good valuos. Wo
woro never bettor propnrcd to
moot your traveling needs. Stop
In and let us show you.
SECOND FLOOR.
Lace Curtains
Now Btyles and effects In wln
Jow drnporles IlruRBols notB, Ed
wnrdlans, Cluny-Nottlnghnm, Ilob
ulnot, etc., In whlto and ecru.
5cto$J5
Spring Clothes
Decidedly tho moat Important
'showing from a style, servlco and
vnluo-glving standpoint. Tho va
riety of sizes and patterns is Hoar
ding completion. There Is a cer
taln dignified personality about
thin clothing that distinguishes
thorn from tho common, run, n
Sracoful hang that only tho most
expdrt tailoring can produce, a
i.eatnoss bf finish not noticeable
in clothing that tailors charge
double for. Muny now thlifgj to
show you.
$ 1 0 and Up.
Oxforcfs
Good
Goods
Hammocks
Tho now stylos nro rondy. En
tiro now nssortmont of tho host
ilno of hammocks to ho found In
this city. All wanted sizes and
colors.
$J.OO to $6.75 J
N'o'wcst stylos and leathers In
Oxfords for spring wenr. A most
.oniplcto showing und tho valuos
are tho host shown In this city.
You can bo fitted hero.
Dress Goods
Everything that is smart nnd
fnshlonnblc, ovory woavo thnt good
tasto and trained Judgment sug
gests, is In our present showing.
Thoro Is u wenlth of dlfferenco In
tho lines from seasons past. Do
olgnors nnd woavers hnvo oxortod
their best efforts to bringing out
iinuHiinl effects nnd wo show thorn
in great numbers. Dosldos tho
novoltlos, wo havo tho stplo stuffs
that aro nlwnys popular.
FANCY RIBBONS
Now designs In plnlds, Dros
dons, checks and novelties. Tho
llnost showing In tho city.
50c to $1.25
BACKACHE IS
A-DANGER
SIGNAL
Notifies Us That the Kidneys
Are Not Well
rffiffijjffi
CITY JNEWS
A Collection of Important Para
graphR for Your CotulderntloH.
Good
Goods
Vuughn Tho bond was llxod In tho county circuit court to obtain a, dl
num. of $300, which was approved vorco from ItUoda P. Potorson, who
by Judge Scott, nnd (J. W. Hunsukor, vras marrlod to tho said plaintiff in
OHlmrtlutt Hops
Several firms havo offered 12 couts
for 1007 first quality hops, but few
contracts hnvo been reported. Tho
top prices for 1000 hops rnngo from
7 to 104 units, llud Ilor has bought
tho Oulllehson lots of TA and 40
bales at Hllvertou reported tit 10a
Tho Fred Bahulls lot of 08 bales has
boon bought by Harris,
Tho Hfou
At tho Auditorium Kink tonight,
7:30 to 10 and 10 to 13:30. Orchos
trn nt Into session. Admlwlnn lOu.
Ukatcs Slu.
Kipcrt Halea Uidy-j
MUa M. 1). Hvaifs. of tho White
Corner Millinery Parlors, has se
cured thn services of Miss llnttlo
Ilundlott. of Portland, nn expert
waloelnrty. who will remain tin sale,
lady during tho senmn. Bho has had
long, eapurlouco, and l powmwed of
raro tnitn, nnd MIm Hvnns considers
herself fortunate In scouring hor
services fo tho benefit of Salem la
dies during tho aonson.
AttniliiUtnttors Apivoluted
Tho Marlon county court yesterday
appointed Plerco Parker admlulstra
tor of tho estate of tho Into John W.
People Going to
Newport
This year run bring the agate
taey find home and have them pol
MM t nny time of tho year. We
kT & new up to date plant for
ftriadlag nnd pollihloK agates and
kavt knowledge and ability to do
pao work. Try us when you have
INPatee to polUh. We will guarantee
MftMMctloD or will not aik you to
97 ut . cent for the work.
BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
State md Hnlr 5tf ?riim
Mnyro MoICIunoy nnd II. 10. Itohort
, Him woro named ns nppralsors. Ed
win II. Collins was appointed admin
istrator of tho estnto of Isnao Kohr
Amend, deceased, his bond being
fixed In tho amount of $300. A. C.
linker. (1. W. Ferris und John Stol
wer ware appointed to uppraUe the
property belonging to the ostnte.
Haleiii'Mllltnry Hand
At tho Auditorium HI: tonight,
from 10 to 12:30.
Iloml Apprmcil
County Judgo 8ctt yesterday ap
proved tho bond iu tho mm of 14200
of Rev. A. I.ulnuk, of Hubllmlty, ns
administrator of thn astute of Mary
llnedlghulmur, deceased.
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Tim PNeher Co.
At tho Kllngur-tlrand nro pleasing
the umuitomont-aooklng public Iu
tho Western comedy drama, "Tho
Golden Giant Mlue." Tonight nnd
Wednesday night finishes tholr en
gagement ut tho State street thea
tre. 8ee them before thulr dopar
turo. MaiWiH Klon
KarrlUKtou & Van Patttou carry
tho most up-tolato lino of groceries,
meal nnd vegetables, so by oalllng
up our number you nro nblo to got
nuy thlug you want, thus saving n
groat deal of time. Phono 317.
Now I Your Tlnw
We havo now our beautiful lino
of gorarts on display. Thoy nro
Mao nnd aro attracting much atten
tion. Wo havo them at prlace rang
ing from 13.76 to US. Call and
ks them. I U. Jonao.
MIm Kmlty ftiulrett
Will glvo ono of hor flue character
Impersonation)) and dsneo the "HUh-
land Fling" at the boneflt perform-
nnco at tho Grand Ojwra llouto Fri
day evening, Mareh 15th, tendered
to Ml Margarita FUchor.
At tho UliiW
Two teutons tonljiht, 7:30 to 10
nud 10 to 13:30. Orchestra munic
at lato Bolon. Kvery ploco of mualo
will bo for coupler only. Fifty or
mow skaters front Albany will altcud
this seasion. Kvtrybody welcome.
AdtulMlun lOo, skates 35c.
At4ot tw lHvotv
Iext t'etertod ka tlrt at action
Ir derlwest Ne, t i tk Mark)
1004. Tho complaint chnrgoa un
faithfulness nnd ninny wrongful nnd
unlawful acts. Thoro aro no chil
dren nor property rights Involved In
tho suit.
At thn Itlnk.
Tho management of the Audito
rium havo made nrrnngemunts for n
special session nt tho rink this even
ing from 10 o'oloek to 12:30. Tho
regulnr session will bo ns usual
from 7:30 to 10 p. in. A largo
orowd of Albany people will bo
present nud n most uujoyablo even
ing Is promised. Theso "Society
evenings" havo proven very success
ful from u pleasure standpoint nt
tho various rinks and the Salem
skaters will doubtless turn out In
great numbers. At tho special see
slon couples only will bo permitted
to akute.
Moro peoplo succumb each year
to somo form of kidnoy trouble
than nny other ca'ufeo. Tho slight4
est form q( kidnoy dorangomom
often dovolops into Brlghfs kldnqy
disease, diabetes or dropsy. When
either of those disoasos nro Buspoct
cd th sufferer should at onco seek
tho best medical nttantion posslblq.
Consult only n good, flrst-clnss phy
sician, leave patent medicines nlonov
There are mnny of tho lesser
ymptoms of kidney troublo which
can be trentod at homo is stated by
n u-Mll-known authority. For somo
of thoso, such ns bnokncho, pain In
tli region of tho kidneys, weai:
bladder, frequency, (ospeclnliy nt
night) painful scalding and othor
urinary troubles, try tho following
remedy. Fluid Kxtrnct Dnndollon
onc-linlf ounco, Compound Kargon
ono ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsa
pnrllla, throe ounces. Thoso veget
able Ingredients nro harmless nnd
ran be obtnlnod at nny good pro
scription pharmacy nnd nnyono can
mix them by shaking woll In a bot
tle. The doso for adults Is u ten
spoonful after oncli meal nud again
at bedtime.
There Is no bettor general romody
known to rollovo nil forms of rhou
nintlsm either, because It acts di
rectly upon tho klduoys nnd blood
It clenns tho cloggod up poros In
the kidneys so they can llltor nnd
strnln from tho blood tho poisonous
uric acid nud waste matter which Is
not eliminated remain In tho blood,
recompoBO and settle about tho
Joints and muscular tlssuos, causing
the untold suffering und doformlty
of rheumatism.
nnckacho Is nnturo's slgnnl noti
fying the sufferer thnt tho kldnoys
nro not noting proporly. "Tnko
enro of your kldnoys," Is now tho
physlclnn's advice to his patients.
GOOD
WOMEN
CELEBRATE
The
25th Anniversary
Their Organization
of
A l-'lno Instrument
Lyle howls hns recontly received a
brand new $100 Conn cornot dlroct
from Klkhnrt, Ind. Mr. Lowls bus
boon nu active niombor of tho Salem
Military Ddnd, and was quito n pro
ficient porformer on his old Instru
ment, which has been desortod for
his" new love. The horn Is n hnnd
some, gold-plated, ongrnved Instru
ment, and has a tone remarkable for
Its strength and swootnee.
Twonty-flvc years ago today tho
good women of Salem organized tho
Woman's Chrlstlnn Temperance
Union, and through storm and sun
shine have carried on tholr educa
tional work of reform. This event
was appropriated' eolebrated by a re
union nnd n dinnor at tho V. C. T.
U. hnll in Tho Journal ofllco block. A
sumptuous dinner was served nt
noon to over n hundred temperance
workors and their guests.
Tho charter members at Salem
woro Mrs. Mary Royal, Mrs. Dowlcy,
Mrs. A. J. Losllo Mrs. S. E. Hatch,
Mrs. C M. Patty, Mrs. W. F. Piper,
Mrs. L. M. McCullooh, Mrs. F. A.
Matthews, Mrs. F. Jeffries, Mrs. Belle
Cooke, Mrs. Huston (now Mrs.
Wnters), Miss Emily B. Cornell, Mrs.
P. B. Cook, Miss Louisa Allen, Mrs.
C. W. Scrlber nnd Mrs. Mnry Rhodes.
Only thrco of tho charter members,
boslde tho two Inst named, are now
living, Mrs. liuston-Wnters, Mrs.
Hello Cook nnd Miss Allen. Mrs.
Itoynl wns tho first president nnd
Mrs. Mntthows tho first socretnry.
Tho Union ut Snlcm first met In
the Congrogntlonnl church, but hns
for many yonrs had n permanent
homo of Its own, by tho gonoroua do
nation of Mrs. Mnry Ramp. Tho
Whlto lUbbonors at Salem hnvo made
n proud rocord of consistent nnd of
foctlvo tempornnco work.
Use
xeai
Cures Piles p,
out
.2:l""4
"I'traUoj, j
Trial I'ckaiuItd '
Tho result nr ... mn.
brano cannot bo enred
but by romnw "aUll
irritation. b inetaDt.
What Is a more .,
a strong and yet heSiinu.?11!
will bring ,lf0 back - -? i
tISSUOS Thlo I. .. m dtfcl
Pvrambl vn.nl.9
posltorles mm 7beltll
viv uh r intjt n ..
iBh membrane heal tho Z.
move the ln(1nn...u w'l
PintSOXALS.
lleinnrkablo Tnieiit
Salem has n cartoonist In the per
son of Itux Perkins, whose natural
talent Is u close rival to the notod
Sllvertonlte, who made tho "Sllvor
ton holies" famous. Mr. Perkins is
In tho employ of the electric com
pany, nnd lias had no especial school
Ing as a cartoonist, yet he can skotch
with wise nny scono or person to the
smallest detail, cntchlng the differ
ent exprteelons and transferlng thorn
with his pencil until his objects seom
real.
The Cycling
Season is On
And wo niv now fully Mettled In our new location, -147 Court
atrwt, tuul Invito you to Inspect our 1007 line of bicycle, which
lucluda the
Racycle, Yale, Cynell,
Pfinctonand Vantine Flyet
Wlut U th um of walking, when you cn get ou 0f theso
lwl ou wy iwymentn. Tliey K t i, SO, fas, 540, $18, 30
nnd np. Old wbxx'ls tnVen In oxcuabrc.
Wo luvve jitftt rvcrlvvd a big stock of 1007 tires, rlxht from the
factory, Including 1IAHTPORD, MOllGAX A WIUGHT, O. & J
etc. Our itlrt tock U nil new nnd fresh. Uy tl wy, in't It
nUut lime your bicycle- lud il.at uprlng cleawlng? With more room
nnd the addition of new machinery, wro aro better prepAreJ than
nrr to sivo you the bet work at tho riht prices. Give iu a call.
Wo aro Srtletn's leading and only exclusive bicycle house, non.t
forgrt tlw new location, 4 47 Court fctxwt. Phono 308.
Fank J. Moot
e
EXPERT REPJURBfG
Adolph C. Loisy nnd fnmllyof Don
uollsoh, lown, who hnvo boon rond
Ing Tho Capital Journnl, arrived Sat
urday and have bought n homo In
North Salem.
C. H. Mitchell, who has spent bov
ornl yoara nt Wisner, Nobrnskn, Iiub
roturnod to Marlon county, nnd will
again locnto at AuniBVille. Ho re
ports hoavy omlgrntion to this coast
from tho Middlo Wostern atntcs. C.
O. Dudley enmo with Mr. Mitchell,
and also oxpocts to make his homo in
tho West.
Mrs. B. E. Davidson left yesterday
for a visit In Portlnnd.
Mrs. William Brown returned yes-
torday from a visit In Portland.
Mrs. Clnra Ferguson has returned
from a brlof visit In tho metropolis.
Attornoy M. B. Poguo wns In Port
land yostordny.
Fruit Inspector Armstrong loft
yosterday for Turner to nttond n
farmers' lnstltuto thoro todny.
J. A. Sellwood left this morning
for a visit Jn Portland.
Carl Abrams wont to Portland to
dny for a brief buslnoss trip.
Fred Kurtz, tho well-known butch
er wont to tho metropolis this morn
ing on buslnoss. N
MIbs Grnco Damon left this morn
ing for Crosco, lown, whero sho will
reside.
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-iiuiwsur una .Mrs. Arthur von
Jossen loft this morning for Port
land, whoro they will nttond tho pi
ano concort at tho Holllg tonight.
Mrs. Isabol Whlto nnd daughter,
Miss Bulonn, loft today for a boy
eral weeks visit In Now York.
Miss Boatrlco Sholton, the wolN
known muslo teacher of this city,
will attend the Holllg concert to
night.
Br Coleman, o tho University.
left this morning for a business trip
to Portland.
Colonel L. K. Page went to Jeffer
son this morning on business.
Mr Herman H. Pauls, ono.of.'tho
closest Btock buyers of Marlon coun
ty, and formerly proprietor of tho
upper Stato street meat market, loft
this morning for Chicago and other
points in Illluols, whero ho will visit
for a month or so with his relatives.
Mrs. George L. Frazure, who has
boon seriously 111 at tho hospital,
with appendicitis, Is reported to bo
much Improved.
S. B. Stewart, of Woodburn, was
In tho city yesterday.
C. F. Lansing has returned from a
business trip to Portland.
Thomas McHugh, tho well-known
pressman of tho stato houso force,
left yesterday for Portland, whero
he will visit friends before departing
for Lcwlstou, Idaho, whero ho has
accepted a position with a commer
cial printing company.
Ror. W. W. Emmerson, of Spring
valley, left today for Cottage Grove,
where he will deliver a missionary
ectur. with the use of tho terop
t con. He will speak on tho. condi
tions in Labrador, no havla apeat
evcral years amons the people of
the north.
moTP the Inflammation ..i.
and bring back tho rcctaa t
This result f .. .
a u ,. ,o:r.rs
uuiu irnni Vnn. -I.n.. . i
,U1 uuly flnU
treatment is applied at ho..,
,' ,ul our owa roca,
remedy is our own prepay
onrnnmo Is tho guarantee oi in
ulnenoss.
Thousands of cases almltarbf
.uuu,nB nngnt bo cited tn
our claims.
I tried tho sample oi ra,, ,
you sent to me. I used it and t
uuumii n ou cent box. Thi
wero Immedlnto and surprlritrl
mo, i nssuro you, I had bees b1
uozisn oi uio uest doctors sd
mucn money to them with nor
whntcvor. I had this aoictitii
20 years. I was la a honliiifarJ
long time, and I left It pinuj
uroKon down. I owo yon a jtlte
grntitudo. I believe that piles i
bo bnnlshod from humanity aal I
como nn unknown thlnsr. wtrsn-
ono nllllcted with them tobntipJ
from 50 cents to $1 00 for :
Pllo Cure. Its speedy actios i
mnkos it extremely favorablt i
impntiont people. I am yonni
coroly, George II. Bartlctt, Jlitu
Mnss."
No mnttor how badly yoa r
from lilies, wo wnnt to curs joi !
you will try a f reo package to H
Its merits yourself, we will tM
send it to your namo nnd addrtan
onco. Wo will leave It to yoa to 1
eido whether you can afford to I
continue tho treatment, Pym
Drug Co., SI Pyramid Dldj.,
shall, Mich.
All druggists sell tho Pyrtmltl
Cure, just tho same as the i
nt GO cents per box.
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'Frisco Hoodie C.
Snn Francisco, March II -k
mndo two futllo attempts to i
rolonso on ball when hoapprdl
foro Judgo Dunno this mortlif. 1
court was first asked to appron&i
bonds nrcvloush given. TWi
denied. Ruefs counsel thea i&
tho court to order Ruef to U i
lensed on $10,000 on eaei
flvo lndlctmonts. This vu i
Tho cnBO was thea adJoart4 1
10 o'clock tomorrow.
Immediately after the R"
tor was disposed of theSchslat
was called, but postponed w3t
morow.
Ruef Mikes .Yew Mnv
rtiiof s nttornei-s this aftras
nounced ho would make so W
nttnmnt to block the trill. I
lin tvn!l hn refldV tO SO ahl'
called tomorrow. AtUa'
h ia a. netitlon for a writ '
corpus, domanding Ruef rtk"
statutory grounds.
Noewlch Uotoa Fire
Frank Meredith, R1J
0cewlth Wm. Broa
139 Commercial trt
MONF.Y TO LOJ
f THOitAltl
Oter Ladd & Duak's fL
NEWT00A1
A Good lmplnmi-"-...
. far au
and cuiuTai"' T
of city mall carn"-
postotBce.
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For Sale tour " j'
.. M,f nil a "- -j
with house.--- ,
chard, a " r1
soutn --- o4 o
mostly m "", . .u. i
houro In IHKJ4
of J. C. Scan'""
8trot. . ...
Vn VMtt. A 1JM" .
with TLiiliy
Inquire of H
atreet.
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