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DAILY OAPXTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORBGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1007.
ISTOCKTON
THFOLP WHIIE IUKINCK.
NEW SPRING STYLES IN
Ladies' Suits
And Jackets
2 krtk
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Exclusive styles that every woman
who lntonds purchasing a new spring
suit should see. Every now mate
rial checks, plaids, strlpo effects
and tho favorite Panamas in black,
tan, blue, grey, etc.
Though you may not wish to buy
just now you will And our gene
rosity extending to offer you tho
courtesy of closely Inspecting any
and every garment in our stock.
Come in and try them on. You are
always welcome.
LIVESTOCK PAUL
People Coming from Far ntul Near to
See the Great Evhlblt nml Puss
mi Enjoynble Day.
PRETTY WASH GOODS j
if ihOWlDE r SPr,nK .'1 nuau iitoim iui UIV1J liuo-
purpose, and aro of such excellent styles as to command your ad
iiflu ind at prices so reasonable ns to prompt liberal purchasing.
iirolirlr desirable are tho dotted bastlstes nnd Swisses in whltu
cii, with largo and small polka dotBi fancy silk organdies in
i stripes, mercerized cnccKs anu mo omuroiuereu uoucu Swisses
5c to 75c yard
'M GRAND THEATRE
ire chock v-u.
.Vow Presenting
lie Lost Heir"
if Melodrama with Twvlve
Scenes
: leaders of Chase &
iJeas and Coffees
WHY?
iuio they buy and sel
ittuand coffees than any
s firm
tj have the moat oxpert
u4 toffee blender In tho
!4--lit r bl ndn don't
m with ctery shipment,
tttii of tV other blends
K
pert cder for coffee Is
yjtiwi i.aikod the day of
- f'ur grade 25,
i ii 4h ami wtll give
tl Un
- S' .u.' the sole
' r Sa . m Give It a
W- i amoJ that It
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)ir Grocery
Company
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FINNAN
HADDIES
THEY ARE DANDIES; HIT THEM
NOW; THE SEASON IS SHOUT.
Crescent
Mackerel
IN OVAL TINS. TllEV A HE FINE
25 PER TIN.
LINGS-WELL
f tood loundlng namo for
aountlnc This mount-
1 101, tho name, and la
'WUatIl and sticks to ltq
Prttence hardly notlco
Fitodate in optical
't ue was inurements
" treat experts of
' W U for rnrrnfln.,
Ltt TU,0tt- We do our
" w there is no long
fwttUme.
H. Hinees
t1 Optician.
wret, next door to
xUonl Hank.
How About
Your Butter
WE AHK AGENTS FOR THE IVBIJ.
KNOWN SAVAGE, HOHSON,
THICK AND PEMREHTON BUT
TKH. THV KITIIKH 01' THIS
AMOVE HHANDS.'
Our 35c
Oranges
AHK 1IV PAH TIIK BEST TO HE
HAD.
PHESH VEGETABLES IN EVERY
DAY
Vitrol
All
Serial
Store
Roth & Graber
CENTRAL GHOCEHV
Phono 2o. 30 173 Commercial
IMiotto No. 13 410 State Street
Going Up
That is ono of tho character
istic results of good bnklng pow
der. When you uso
Eppfey's Perfection
you aro always suro that your
blsoult, cako and pastry will
properly rise, and that they will
havo that sweet palatable flavor
that is so essential and desirable
Try It all tho time.
C. M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Satem, Oregon
A Vbice from
the Stomach
Woodburn, March 22. Spqclal)
Secretary Gregory Rolling, of the'
Livestock Association, states that
many blooded horses are scheduled
to bo here next Saturday, when tho
big livestock fair will bo hold in this
city. A largo numbor of farmers
havo also signified their intention to
compote in tho tontn, roadstor, brood
mnro and colt clnssos. There will
bo n line representation of all classes
nnd an exhibit that delights nil stock
holders as well as encourages the In
dustry of raising good stock. Tho
Judges, selected on tho grounds, will
render tholr decisions In tho morn
ing nnd the prlzos will bo nt once
awarded.
Tho premiums will bo nwnrdod nt
10 n. m. on tho school grounds,
whero Judges will bo solccted. At 2
p. m. there will bo a grand pnrado of
nil 'stock entered.
Tho outrnnco feos will bo as fol fel fol
eows: Stallions, $5.00; teams nnd
roadsters, $1; ninros nnd colts, 50
cents. All stallions must bo ontord
by tho evening of March 22d, and
feos to bo deposited with Secretary
Rolling. Others must bo entered be
fore 9 n. in., March 23d, tho lay of
tho fulr.
Tho prlzos will bo as follews: Stal
lions, six classes I'orchoron, Shire,
Clyde, Belgian, Stnndnrd nnd Conoh.
First prize In onch class, $10; sec
ond, $5. Tonm, first prize, $2.50;
second prlzo, $1,50. Brood mares,
first prize, $2.50; second prlzo,
$1.50; colts, first prize, $1.50. No
prlzo unloss thoro Is compotltlou.
Special prize: For tho host of nil
clnssos a $25 sllvor cup, donated by
tho Dnnk of Woodburn, will bo glvon
This bars the wlnnor from nil other
prlzos.
Spoclnl prize: Speight & McKay
offer $10 for the best 2-yoar-old colt,
$5 for tho sicoiul host 2-yonr-old,
$10 for tho host yearling colt, $5 for
tho second host yonrllng, that wore
sired by Castol.
Tho parado at 2 p. in. will bo n
grand spoctnelo and n momornblo
evont. Tho lino of lino Htnlllons will
bo a truly lntoroetlng and Impros
slvo sight.
Tho oxocutlvo commlttoo Is com
posed of tho follewing: Fred Doso,
president of tho association; Gregory
Helling, secrotary and treasurer; Dr.
W. II. Goulot, gonornl superintend
ent; C. O. Gulllford, grand marshal
and R. M. Hicks.
The fair will bo nn oilucntlon nnd
benellcial to runner, who are tak
ing n deep Interest In It, nnd aro
pleased that Woodburn linn gone to
the trouble and expense solely that
the cause of good breeding through
out thl eectlon may be promoted.
Governor Chamberlain has In
formed President Dow that It will be
ItupoMlble for him to be nt the fair,
but President Do no has had a prom
ise from Senutor Churlets W. Fulton,
reoently roturned from IiIb dutlae at
Washington, that ho would come nnd
itddrese tho peoplo horo on that day.
The people know without further
words that n groat treat Is In store
for thorn.
A lllojdlres Vicht Hetwecn i Tablet
nml a Habit The Tablet Wins.
(.HAND OPERA HOUSE.
Tuoeday, March 26: "Tho Tender
foot." Coming Attraction.
Raymond Hitchcock In "Tho Yan
kee Tourist."
"A Stranger in Town."
Sousa's latent opera, "Tho Froo
Lance."
Klliiger-Grand.
Tenight: "In Georgia," by tho
Eniplro Stock Company.
Christian Church.
Auditorium Roller Itluk.
Morning, afternoon nnd evening
sessions, uxcopt Sunday.
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Aft-wr Ten Venn.
Mr. G. L. Stephenson, of Poterebor-
nin'li OnL. anvar "for nvnr tnn
years I suffered constantly with Pilot
first Itching, then Bleeding; pain al
most unbearable; II fo a burdon.
Tried everything in vain till I uad
Tlr T-nnnhnrdt'a Upm-Rnlrl.
"I had taken but a'few dotes when
I began to notice an Improvement
I decided to keep on, and now aftr
using three boxes I am glad to say
I am completely cured. My general
health has alto greatly Improved.
It gives me great pleasure to recom
mend Hem-Roid to all sufferers with
Piles, and I feel convinced that what
It has dono for mo it will surely do
for them." ......
..Price 11.00. Dr. Leonhardt Co.,
Niagara Falls, N. Y., rroprieiors.
Sold by Dr. a. V. sione, nuiezn.
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CASTOR I A
Tor lafaaU and Chilirea.
Tk M Ym lUn AJwit UU
At 0e ago of 22, Claronco had
good (tgestlon. Ho had gastric Juice
that ctuld d!colvo doughnuts and
turn ritplo skins Into good blood
corpuscles.
At (lio ago of 6 1 he bognn to bo
profucb about the waist nnd lean
backwards. Ho also began to culti
vate sdveral chins. In hW now-found
prldo lie bogau to think It hl3 duty
to gorpo hlmsolt on evorythlng, tho
good nnd tho bad, for nppotlte feeds
on apuotltc and ovory good thing la
abused.
His pictures showed that he took
on wolght after ho put his collar on.
. At tho ago of 20 Claronco married
and went to boarding. On top of all
this, ho nttonded oyster Biippors and
wine dinnors which reduced tho size
of his collar from 10 to 15. With
still nbldlng faith in tho strength of
his stomach ho gulped his meals and
chowed them nttorwnrds.
At tho ago of 28 Claronco began to
hear an Inward voice a warning
from tho stomach. Aftor each meal
ho would fool bloated, and bolchlng
beenmo a habit.
Ho began to bo a light eater and
a heavy thlukor. Ho tried to think
out a ctiro, for now ho would sit
down to his monls rbsolutoly dls
gustovl nt tho thought or sight of
anything to oat.
He would sit down at his monls
without tho trace of nn npppetlte,
Just because It was tlmo to oat.
He would often fool n gnawing,
uniutlslled "still- hungry" fooling In
his stomach, oven uftor ho wns
through eating, whothor his meal
was well cooked or not.
And he Buffered a good many other
things with his stomuch that ho
could not explain, but that mado him
grouchy, mlsornblo, out-o'-sorts and
generally Hour on overybody nnd
everything.
Finally he road an account, some
thing llko this, about tho truly won
derful results obtained from Stuart's
Dyspepsln Tablets lit nil cases of
stomach troublo, dyspepsia, and so
on. Ho bought n COo box nt the drug
store, nnd took tho whole box. Whon
ho Btnrtod, ho had little faith and
loss appetite. Whon ho llntshod ho
had dilute faith and more appe
tite, and more good ohoor. Things
began to tnste different and bettor to
him.
Now he has no more dyspepsia, no
more ludlgetitlun, no more lose of ap
petite, brash. Irritation, burning
sonmtlon, heartburn, nausea, oriiotn
tioiiB, bad memory, or loea of vim and
vigor.
Remember, one lugredtent of Stu
art' Dyimepala, Tablet will tllgeet
for you SOOQ, grains of food, Just a
It dtd for Olareuoe.
This relieves your stomach of the
work of dlgeetlng until your stomaoh
onn get strong nnd healthy again.
Your stomach has been overworked
nnd abused. It' fagged out. It need
a rest.
Lot Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablet do
tho work of your stomnoh. You will
bo surprised how fine you'll feol nftor
eating, and how lusolously good
everything will tnsto to you.
Hood tho call of tho stomnoh now!
There's n world of good cheer In ono
box of Stuurt's Dyspepsia Tablots,
at any drug store, 50c.
Send us your namo and addross to
day and wo will at once Bend you
by mall a samplo package, froo. Ad
dross F. A. Stuart Co., 84 Stuurt
Illdg.. Marshall, Mich,
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Trunfcrft of Heal Kfctatt.
The following deeds havo boon
placed on record In the ortlco of tho
Marlon county recerder:
Chus. Lemboko, et ux to W. S.
A. and I. S. Massoy, 218
hd aores, t 4 h, r 1 w, w d . . $7500
F. P. Webb, et ux., to E. B.
Karn, right of way, i c d . . 1
II. H. Turner, et ux., to Star
Land Co., and In Marlon
county, qod 1
M. J. and E. M. Marstora to J.
R. Hall, east half lot 19,
south. In Sllverton, w d . . 500
J. R. Hall, et ux., to C. J
Morloy, east half lot 13.
south, In Sllverton, w d . 300
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Xt-gro Sentenced.
Lincoln, Neb., March 22 O'orge
Younger, i negro, was sentenced U
20 year this morning for assault on
Myrtle Furlong.
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K. I HhKkmUHl )y Flood.
Portland, March 23 For the
first tlmo In It history tho Boutbom
Pacific today started trains for San
Franalsco via tho O. R. & N. an J
Short Lino through Ogden. It will
FURNITURE SsLSttZi
BICYCLES
Hand sets, Low Prices
Several second hand wheels
at exceptional bargains.
STOVES AND RANGES
A New Lot of Second Hand Stoves and Ranges
They Arc All Bargains
J. N. SHANTZ.
Court st.r Satem.
A SQUARE DEAL
AND A FAIR TRLL OF OVR FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. IF YOIT ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOU NEED NOT BUY.
I SELL TRACTION AND STATIONERY ENGINES, NICHOL'S
AND 8HEPARIVS RED RIVER SEPARATORS, HAY BALERS,
STREET AND ROAD GRADING MACHINERY.
WE HANDLE THE HYRD WAGONS, KNGER BUGGIES,
HACKS AND CARRIAGES.
"WIS ARK AGENTS FOR THE ADRIANCE, BUCKEYE MOW
ERS, CLIPPER PLOWS AND BLUE RIBBON CULTIVATORS,
ALSO SOME SECOND HAND FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
WAGONS VERY CHEAP.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES AT WHOLESALE AND HE
TAIL, GLASS AND STAINS OF ALL KINDS, AND PAINTERS
SUPPLIES.
BUGGY TOPS, DASHBOARDS, WHIPS, ROBES, ETC.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, CIRCULARS AND DESCRIP.
TIVE CATALOGUES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
GEO. B. JACOB, PoPf
PHONE UII MAIN
COH. FRONT AND PINE STREETS
Christian Churh Concert.
All who wont to tho Christian
churoh nst night doubting that tho
mombora of tho Dunbar qitnrtot woro
artists boou had thnt doubt banished.
Thoro wns not a dull moment In tho
nrournm ovory numbor was ren
dered In a mannor that roudty dem
onstrated the claim of popularity.
Tho qitnrtot Is exceptionally clover,
boon oxcolled by any company In this
and tho boll work probably novor has
city. Harry Dunbar, nB a reader and
ehnrnctor man, mado n decided hit,
and wns recalled tlmo and ngaln. Tho
concort was oponod with "Tho Boys
of tllu Old Hrlgmlo." Tho quartet
then rendered a negro oddity, nnd
for a second onaoro guvo "Tho Old
Oaken Bucket," n burlesque on dra
matic action. "Narcissus," ns ren
dered on the bells, was followed by
a choral which I hoiuuMiuoh used In
tho drHiuutlo Introduction of Fnuit.
The Portugefte hymn wns rendered
aa an encore. A trio, composed of
cello, piano nnd llute, was recalled
several time. Moekoweld'a Spanish
Duuoe No 1, nnd "Ln 8orreln" were
among the aeleetlons rendered. Mr.
C. C. Itoblnaon'tt rendition of "All
for You" nnd "Four-Leaf Clover"
was pleasing. "Diinny Deovi-r," by
Kipling, wiih woll received, and for
onoorea n little comedy Htuut wax
dono deeorlptlvo of a bra band, and
Mother Goose hymns woro sung. The
burlosquo of tho grand oporu, Intro
ducing tho sextetto from Lucia, to
unci a trite oxproeslou, brought down
tho house. The ohurch chimes of
London, Introducing "Hook of Ages"
nnd "Ring tho Hulls of Henvon," wub
ono of tho most uffuctlvo numbers
glvon. "Star and Strlpo Forov-r"
on the bells kept tho muslolans mov
ing and Cavnlolr Rustloana was the
reuall. Hurry Dunbur's dissolution
on tho medieval pout was ono of
tho host numbor of tho owning, and
"I chawed on" nnd "All Bound
Round" woro glvon to passlfy tho
audluuoe. Ralph Dunbar Is certainly
at homo on tho cello. "A Hungarian
Caprlco" wok beautifully rendered,
and for onaorea ho gavo "Just a Song
nt Twilight" and a serenade.
Dr. H. C. Epley, mainly through,
whoso efforts tho ontertntnmont wns
given, Is to bo congratulated.
A larne crowd wns present, and
tho building fund Is nt loaBt $75 or
$100 better by mooting tho Dunbnra.
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Saved Her Sou' Life.
Tho happiest mother In tho llttlo
town of Ava, Mo., la Mrs. S. Ruppoo.
Sho writes: "Ono year ago my 8on
was down with such norlous lung
troublo that our physician was tin
nblo to hulp him; whon, by our drug
glst'B ndvlco I began giving him Dr,
King's Now Discovery, nnd I soon
noticed Improvement, I kept thia
treatment up for a fow weoks whon
ho wob perfectly woll. Ho hns work
ed stoadlly nlnuo nt enrpautor work.
Dr. King's Discovery snvod his llfo."
Guaranteed boat cough and oold euro
by J. C. Perry, druggist; GOo and 1 1.
Trial bottle free
Cl'RRHNT TOPICS TODAY.
The British government Is op
posed to h tunnel under tho straits
or Dover, which separate Hnglund
from r.-unoe.
The combined forau of Honduras
and Salvador nltaoked the army of
Nicaragua March 2 lit, and ware do
fentod with great loss.
A water spout U said to havo burst
In tho Burnt River canyon, flvu miles
from Huntington, Thursday, causing
u great Hood.
I Flro has destroyed ono of Jho larg
est building In the I'oiuncola, Fin.,
navy yard.
I Tho parliament of Transvaal ha
passed n law oxcludlng natives of In
dla and Japan fromi that country.
No more Ohlnuso will be allowed to
come.
Finding It was not coal lund. 710.
000 aores of land In Oregon ha
boou reopened to settlement.
Tho Portland city council ha
granted a franchise through that city
to tho Mt. Hood electric railway.
Thoro has been a grunt Hood end
an nvaluneho on tho Clearwater rlv
er In Idaho.
Tho Thompson Creek coal mine
in Washington sold for 1230.000.
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ARE YOU WORRIED
About tho unhealthy condition of our stomach,
Ller, Kidney or HoeUV If so you aro only
making mattora worse, and bwlde there I no
need to remain in urh a condition. Just K't
hottlo of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
From your druggist today and glvo it a fair
t banco to prove It iue.it. It will tone, strength
en and soothe tho ontlro dleeetlvo system nnd
make you strong and robust again. Our IW
jenri. record of cure Is our guarantee.
Thus, it prevent and oure Num-,
llllloiifciirM, DyNepbi, Indigent Ion,
Cottlvene, Cramp, Poor Appetite,
Belching, Heartburn, Malarial Fover,
Cold utidChUU,
It is Also a mild and safo medicine for delicate
female. Try a bottlo today. It Is compaunded
strictly In accordance with tho Pure Drug require
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