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DAILX OAPI TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, MARCH 2d, 1007.
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BARGAIN SALE NUMKER 825.
NEW SPRING
JACKETS
In nhort lengths, llko lllustrn
tlou. They come In stripes,
checks nnd plaids, aomc with flttad
backs, others pony stylo and box
backs. All nro thoroughly tailor
ed throughout and nt tho price
aro tne Ulggest
hnrgnlns ever
forod vain oh
$5.50
None hold until Wednesday morn.
ImK nt H:!J0. No tduuio orders
tnkon.
n
't $4.38
New Spring
Dress Goods
A great many now wonvos nnd
"iolorlngs to show you. Among
tho newest thlngB shown are tho
Moonlight Mixture
Which nro creating biicIi r stir
in tho east. Wo havo thorn ex
clusively In this city. You will
bo pleased with this lino showing
and tho values cannot' bo matched
outsldo of this storo.
Lace
Curtains
HouRc-clcanlng tlino Is near at
hand nnd no doubt you will nood
Bbvcrnl pairs of curtains to bright
en up your rooms. Wo huvo an
unusually lino showing of newest
stylos In popular weaves.
75cto$10Pr
OXFORDS
White and Grey
Tho good weathor wl'l soon bo
hero nnd you will wnnt a pair of
wlilto Oxtords to go with that
itimmor gown. Now's tho I lino to
.nako your solcctlon whllo tho
stock Is nt Its host and all bIzob H
aro complete You'll not find such
values olsowhoro, nor style. A
most comploto showing of all now
styles for Spring woar.
Suit
Cases
Ladies' Suits
Tho broadeit showing mndo In
this city, nnd nowhere In tho val
1 ojt nro nioro lino stylos to bo soon
I iv this gathering Is uvory good
stylo; such oxcollont workman
nlilp as nppoals nt onro to dis
criminating tuBto. Tho wanted
colors nnd fabrics nro hero In u.
wldo rniigo, nnd such exceptional
values ns appeal to every looker
Como today.
$11.85 to $40
Another big lot of Riilt cases
just rocolved nil slzos nnd kinds,
Including tho light-weight and
wantod Btrnw suit casos. Encli
i ratio ropresonls tho best value for
tho money to bo found.
$2.50 to $23.50
Men's Clothes
It Is now time to soloct your
spring clothing. If you know you
could buy a suit ns good fitting,
ns good looking and as good
wearing ns If It was mndo to your
measure, would you buy it? This
Is Just what wo give you, nnd
from tho latest styles and fab
rics. A vlHlt of Inspection will
satisfy nnd point out whoro you
enn save money.
$10 and Up
Mrs. West's Funeral
Tho funcrnl of Mrs. Nancy West
will bo held from tho residence at
473 Mill street, Thursday afternoon
nt 2 o'clock.
Will .Make Home in Snleni
W. O. Sweotham, an old-timo car
pet and furniture man, hns located
at Salem, and will tako a position
with the House Furnishing Com
pany, as salesman In thoso depart
ments. Mr. Swootmnn was for some
years with tho largor housos In Chi
cago, and later has been located at
Pueblo, but hns como to Ordgon to
make his permnnont homo. Ho Is n
capable man In his line, nnd will
prove n welcome acquisition to the
Capital City.
lUrtl Meeting Tonight
As previously nnnouncod, there
will be a meeting this ovoning nt the
Unitarian church, for tho reorganiza
tion of tho Salem DIrd Study Club,
which has been lnnctlvo for sovora'
seasons. All persons Intorostcd In
this subject, and that Inoludos the
young folks, boys nnd glrU, mon nnd
women, nro urged to come out, as
this Is a subject that Hob ninoli cloi
cr to our lntorosts, both aesthetic
and commercial, than wo renlizo. A
nlonsant tlmo Is promlsod nil who
will attend, nnd they can becomo
helpful to the ontlro community by
so doing.
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MRS. WEST DEAD.
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home
Without Tnln, Cutting or Surgery
Instant Relief.
Wc Prove
It Sample
Free.
PnckngtM
Well Known Septegciiiirinti Passed
Awny Suddenly Yo.stenlny
livening.
fA
so&. 7teM&
iUUJMMMlUmJ&til
Mrs. Nancy West, n woll-known
and cHtlmnblo woman, dlod sudden
ly of henrt falluro last ovoning about
8 o'clock at her homo nt 173 Mill
street. Mrs. West hns boon HI for
Hip grenter part of tho wlntar, but
wns supposed to havo nonrly recov
ered when tho Until end enmo Inst
night without warning.
; Dpllnlk' arrangements hnvo not
yet been mndo for the funurnl. but It
'will be held Wodnosdny afternoon
from the resldonco.
Mrs. West wiib tho widow of Orrln
W. WoBt, who died In 1S73. She
wns born In Illinois in 1S35, and
tho family came to Orogon 10 yonrs
ago, Sho Is survived by tho fol
lowing children:
Fred L. West, of Snlom; Wllllnm
West, of Hnn Francisco; W. L. West.
of Knl'in: Miss Hollo West. of Sa
lem, Mrs. Albert L. llrown, of Snlom,
and II. Frank West, of Eugene.
The deceased was widely known
and grout ly osteomed In this city,
whoro her klndnoss, benevolence nnd
charity ondearod her to all who
knew hor.
Personals
Seven people out of ton are said
to havo piles. Not one1 man In u
million need havo thorn, nnd wo nro
proving It every day nt our own ex
pense. We send a sample package of
the wonderful Pyramid Pile Curo to
any person, absolutely free.
We don't do this as a mattor or
amusement or philanthropy, but bo
cause It l to our Intereet to do so.
We know that the BUfferor from
piles, tormentod and driven nlmosl
crasy by this wretched trouble will
find such immediate relief that ho
will go at once to his druggist nnd
get well.
We know that wo have got the
grenteft Itinedy In tho world for
piles, nnd wo aro ready and willing
to stand or fnll by the vordlct of
those who make tho trial. Wo havo
been doing this for some yonrs now,
and wo never yet have had occasion
to rogrot it. .
And tho remedy nt tho drug store
Is exactly tho samo ns tho Bnmplo wo
send out. " As, for Instance, hero Is
n man who got such immedlnto rc
llof from tho sample thnt ho at onco
bought a box. Was It Just the samo?
Undoubtedly, slnco It curod him nf-
tor all sorts and kinds of things had
failed.
Herolsasample of tho -kind of let
ters wo get ovary dny, and wo don't
have to ask for thern:
"Received your sample of Pllo
Cure and havo given It a fair trial.
and It has provod tho best I have
ever tried nnd effected a complete
cure. I chii recommend you highly
In this vicinity. Hnvo used your
sample and one box ami It has been
a complete cure. It has been worth
$100 to me.
"Thanking you for tho sample and
the cure, I will recommend you to
everybody. Yours rospoctfully, Ju
lius Mayor, donlor In fetithors, gin
Bond nnd hides, Hodford, Ind."
Pyramid Pllo Curo 1b for Bale at
overy druggist's at f0 coats a box.
or, If you would llko to try a sample
llrst,you will receive one by roturn
mall by sending your name nnd ml
dross to Tho Prnmld Drug Com
pany, fi'J Pyramid Building, Mar
shall, Mich.
MOTKIi ARRIVALS.
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CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important 1'nru
graph for Your Coiiihh-rntlnn.
If Your Memory In Poo
Tatoo this on your arm, thnt Tho
Spa lends In Kaitar and nil special
tiny goods. Hue our frying unmt mid
eggs, 383 Statu street, cud
Ifrrp'n Your Clmnrt
A force sale. A modern dwelling,
vast front, full basement, lot 76X150,
city water, hut and ouhl. throughout,
mUo a No. 1 well. You bettar w
this nl once, and make us an otter.
You ouu have this plant with h good
router In It nt 115. or vacated wit ran
ttonnhte. notice Hadcllff Co. JMS-U
The Newest Spec
tacle Lenses
Tonic leuacs are roaawa In ahai
mill Ibaa nah thv y to tee
MrUlghl lliloUKll llif llt. no UtatUl
In Wutt dluntlou it look la. out.
up or down. r atratght ahead
Tluw 1hm ar o Ikh to thoa who
hnv to fir glv . ilfui
llnaat. ao easy oa tb-
V ilu furnish tt n !h Km
MM, tthtrft tian.-Ht u. :hli I
jhut tight than the u tii I u-
ilo.
Uryptxk luUslble Blfocl .u. Hi.
intaat ! I ui gtawMw for eiiis
Mwr t f' iH mui w will .-
ltlntH t ui-iu f our glaM end
what l Hoy l I do Km om
W twvr bed many years' e&tri
twfio m oKtlclnu
Ilcautlful doors add much to tho
bonut of n new home Uvory stylo
ran be had at Hanson's planing mills,
Chuioh and Mill streets. tt
A l'lno Htolinwiy fJninil Piano
From duo. C. Will's miislo housa
will be used by Prof, von Jihtsun to
play tho accompaniments of tho
"Itowi Maiden" tomorrow ovoning nt
the First Methodist utiuroli.
Prof. I'rniioi'M'o Soly
Attended the tlual reheureul of the
"Hoe Maiden" lust evening, nnd ex
ureeeed himself iu well pleeseil with
tbe work. There Is no tnuit In the
Willamette vnlley better versed In
rborl wark than Prof. Salar. hmiI hU
fgvorable ooIuIom It g eoHtpltMieMt to
tbe club.
(tet Yuur llvkwt .
for tb "Rum Matdea" at
toaa' book etor. Reserve
aati gvaeral edwuMlua tickets
eato.
Pet
U
for
BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
Slate md UbKyStSa(e.N
'111 ItHttltt (T- lt4V
And onw row on the iuljii will
W Ailed with lb thurus stagers at
the hruduoUva u( ih ' Hoao Maid
en.'' oa toatorrow v.tilns. at the
Mthodtet cknrch
lsltr HH Xra
One biryrle iidr. u!, .! l uu
hvi ht laaip trUameU mid i..m'.uhk
aubi last ttvata u.,.i i .i
k u.' up f3.59 to the tux ii. . -in
Mtk l)aky, roraierly r u
Km. mitt lair, but more reeaUy vr
tb i aii vf Hiigvn. bnptMae4 to at
ttrc in i . . it) iuilav The mt
dvn vbang iuiu a di inu hvt
uuc htm. ai.l k tn im' mvin
in bvlti blot to the ntf l. w!n.
h- w atea a bed for the alcht
llu bill will m $?.
bwjlHl PtpotixI
Ttu noeial that to be given l
the OrHMge, nt MaeJeay, h beee
pttH tinned n ttPtHiwat of th death
of YUiM Iloworman. which ooturred I
Fiilrinoiiiit Club OrganlA-H.
i The Falrmnunt Haseball Club, of
South Snlom, recently orgnnlzod,
rented grounds on the cornur of Lib
erty and Mission stroete. and Is now
rondy to begin practice for tho sou
son. Tho diamond has been mude
with groat care, being olllclnlly laid
out nnd on sultnblo ground, nnd it
Is ono of tho best diamonds In this
section.
Tho following nre the players and
mnnngemeiit:
Manager; Otto M tiler.
entailers, C. Went nnd Fred tingle.
Pitchers. George Kenton ami 111-
mar Unite,
Second bano. Clay Carey.
First base, Hvorott Arnold.
Second Use. Mr. UiHHHreya.
Thlnl iNtae. Otto Miller (eapt.).
Urt Held, nuy Iloyt.
Oonter field, MIlo ttaamuaaen.
KlgHt Held, Willie Daniels.
Iilttlo IiiiIIhii Maidens
'INikv ICeiilnK Walk.
Four little nooaWaattl aborbjtaal
beaailM. who are attaadtag the 8a-
teat ladlaa Training aVhool. at Che
atawa. took aa evening walk, with
oat a ehaparoae, aad without permit
attta. abortly arur auniiir Monday
alghl. caualug a wave of excitaieaft
to low ovwr the placid oourat of Che
atawa ewatu One of the four lit
tle glrU had beea imnlaht by a
Matron for naugbtltie and the
tour d.rtas lo make h wit-awsj'
from the lnmitmlou wn i.,. ,.f
th dlnlug UhII. tia-t . ..! ,i,rt t0
thi-li itiiriuuon h w ,,.,1 va
doMii the lailitM.l ui.k l" . ra
i.iiikMi MtihSu half mis., an
tfbi t-.lk. Thcti nj.., mage
' ' to 11 yara.
Willamette.
K. Cooke Putton, ally.
Ilul Pattnn, city.
W. Johnson, Portland.
C. Mowe, Chicago.
C. P. Ilerrmnn, Dottnn.
.1. H Hiirton, PottlumU
C. W. llHiixhurst, San Farnelsoo.
W. O. Forlmnn, San Francisco.
Wi... McGeary, New York.
K. rianders, Coos Hay.
J. U. .eublett. New York.
J. II. Ctilee, Portland.
W. 8. I)o, Portland.
W. h. Cunnlnghnm, Portland.
Ooo. Averlll, Portland.
J. It. Flynn, Portland.
M. Fleokner and wife. New York"
J. T. Wilson. Portland.
Mrs. V. u. Stevens and daughter,
Mlmny.
a. C. Fulton. Astoria.
Hall? at l .math.
Thf ChrUitati hu'c'i v
i- ,wlr auuuu! . ji,.
. t'i lrt uiul '' ' ii 4av.
X K. Ull ot tills t .', Will
uy wmrmon mcancaklav
me (. nnetun cnuixti m u..l(
Au MrolbHIt ,krOtrau: ) ,.
rang4 tor the to a.o
i bold IU
Ctrvallia
Kev It.
rvech tht
utng la
placex
a ar-
U)B.
.Mnko Tholr Own Selections-.
The street eowiwIUae of the Sa
lam city council baa auopteo a new
plan In regard to petitions for itreat
Iwprorewents. The altaatloa Is aneh
that there are but two companies In
Oregon who put down first -elaea
pavements, the hltutithlr and thr
aephalt corporations. If the uronar
ty owners will lnvettie and let
prlra from oth and then aak site
cllcally for what thc ant. great
preeaurc IU be taken of the council.
aad tho iroK-rt oucni virtually
make their own lmiBalu. the ptv
round! onh .utinK th ofldal
agnnt of the iniuiv iimiitt That will
be thv rule follow, d in future perma
nert linir,-nu u' iitci,-d.
HUM,., of Nitli.itial ltnaka.
Waahlngton V.ar, h 28.- Th '
mmptrollr . r , lu ,a!)rt t ,'
nuuai HAIk Ml' .".nt St
turn a tti- , . r
lid
to c, ul!-
siii.- Mar v.
VUUiM tln Prison.
Tkh waj Clevaraor UkwtnbralaVi
regalar dny far vtaittas tb tt,t
DR. C C. MOHLCR
Eyesight Specialist.
Sa-H'iu. Or-
autt St. i. r i.u-egoa.
Hours 9
a. m. to
5 p. m.
Wa Hmlt our practke to the e
to defect of Msloa renirlr correo
tlon by Klaseee. ConsuiinMnr. a
Phone '
1112
Danker Jno. Auppprlo of Jefferson
Is In tho city on business.
Mrs. E. J. Wilson is the guest of
Marlon friends.
William Wallace Orahnm, tho vio
linist, returned toils homo in Port
land, after a professional visit in this
city.
F. A. Mangold, of Gervais, re
turned to his homo yesterday, after
a visit here.
Mrs. A. M. Cnnnon is visiting hor
pnronts, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Jones, of
"Labish Meadows."
Miss Lillian Jonos, n trained nurso
nt tho Snlom hospltnl, loft yesterday
for a visit at hor homo In Brooks.
Miss Addle Mntlhos has returned
from nn ovor-Sundny visit at Lake
Labish.
Miss Llzzlo Donny, a studont of
Wlllnmotto University, has roturned
from n few days' visit nt hor homo in
Hnyosvllle.
Miss Poarl Applegate, who has
boon quite 111 for several weeks, lb
roportod Improving rapidly.
Waltor Lyon came down from Al
bany this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Goode, of Eu
gene, nro in tho city visiting rela
tives and friends.
Carl Abrams, of .tho Statesman
forco, left this morning for Portland
on business.
W. A. Rnlnos, formerly of this
city, nftcr n visit here, has returned
to his homo In Orogon City.
J. L. Coombs loft todny for Port
land on btislnoss.
A. D. Dloomor, who has been vis
iting horo, loft this morning for his
homo In Hubbard.
J. Running, of tho Wlllnmotto
Construction Company, nftor a busi
ness visit horo, roturned to Portlnnd
this morning.
Hnnkor F. D. Gilbert, who hnB
boon visiting his slstor, Mrs. A. N.
Gilbert, of this city, loft this morn
ing for his homo In Joseph.
Mrs. Lnfe, who hns been visiting
, her slstor. Mrs. H. A. Wlechmnn, of
, Church strcot, roturned today to her
,hoino In Portlnnd.
Mrs. Ray L. Antrim nnd family
and nloco, Miss Artka Antrim, left
,thlB morning for Portlnnd, whoro
they will reside.
I Mrs. Gcorgo Hatch has roturned
from n visit In Portlnnd.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bollon, of tho
Snlom Undertaking parlors are.
spoildlng tho dny In Portlnnd. ,
Mrs. (1. W. Smith and daughter,
Mies Hazol, after a visit horo, re
turned to tholr homo In Portlnnd
yesterday.
John Krnuse, of Albany, wns In
tho city on business yostordny.
Rev. C. C. Sparry, who conducted
service In the Waldo hills Sunday,
loft yesterday for his homo In
Hrownavllle.
U. G. Holt, or tho Spnnldlng Log
ging Compnny, left this morning for
Jefferson this morning on business.
Fred McCnll, who hns boon visit
ing Salem friends for tho past few
days, has returned to Corvallts to re
eunio his studios In tho Agricultural
Callego.
C. C. Uaynard, aftor a visit bore,
has ret u mod to his school work
In Corvnllls.
C. R. Durfoo was n Snlom visitor
this morning from Marlon.
Robert Woddlo, after a buslnoss
visit Iu the olty, loft this morning for
his home In JolTorson.
Mark McAlllstor, the onorgetlc
athletic manngor of tho Agricultural
College, who has boon visiting at his
home near this city, returned to Cor
vallle this morning. Ho says tho
school will have an excellent baso
uall nine this aeneon, and the pros
pects are good for a traek team.
Clarence Hamilton, the well-known
furniture man of thjs city, returned
this morning from a bualneae trip, on
the Weat Side.
Tain Oaten, alter vUltiag hi pa-1
ruii. Mr. gad Mrs. Claud Oalok.
has r turned to Oorralils. where Ml
U atteudiaaj tbe Agricultural Col-
Kge.
J. D. Hamaker. pf Bonania. K'am
ath county. I Malting relative In
the city.
Mr. aad Mrs. D. Dlnstuoic bare
it-turned from .Portland, nberc ihey
err called by the death of Mrs.
Pennlcard. '
Ptfter W'aliar was a Sal. iu lbitor
tirom Turner today.
tteurge Moure-, th wH-ku. wa
contractor. Kfi this uioiuma for ICu
gea oa basinet.
Kav. W. H. aeltaek weal to Oor
vallis tbia moralag.
Mr. Mar grate, of AKoa. 111.,
arrived la Salem laat eraalag, aad
will reeide with her daughter. Mr.
Lou Kaowlaad. of thU dty.
P. W. BureoR left this afternoon
for a vtslt In Portland.
FEEBLE
MINDED-
1NSTITU
Sites to
Waldo aid West
fU n
0C0wi
At
torday a new turn ...THi
cation of the sUe k4
SOn. lhnlnr.. ""
ortv off.: ZWJ!t
selection. nn hl
donn(lnav:.re?,0tttJ
rond CommiMinn ... ,,J
rntinn,! i,v t... ' lfl"IblM
. "' surer steaiu .
Ing Secretary of Stnl1
Waldo and West Win -T
lml ,...!. .. W
".. uuuva ai once, iff ir
onnn I... .. f "5t
""" "' " e loner tfkt.. ...
fllOV vnnM ., " '!
...wrf mu,.iu -uu8iuer all tht , '
tho state had secure! opUoZ
""" wou,o "Ke up tbifc:,
r, """" "u'nnce. nmn
tlons, wood and water tinh
transportation faeJUUn. -nil
former tracts recommends i, ,
w.u Dlu, uuura wouia be touSte
but thoy wore not conHnei u i
Piece of property, and would in.
in a fow weoks totuomltttdt,
ommendatlons to the stale lain
iiHBisi m its tinal detcrnlnitki
Work of .narthl.
uiiiij iiok. jiarrn z$
was thrown at Goreraort
Bogalveskl while he wai irWjts
tiay. The general wai vu
but the buildings weredtmiMtt
by. The bomb-thrower momI
o-
1)1 KI.
HALL. At tho farallr rutinai
Mission Bottom. Monde Sw
25, 1907. the Infant of Mr :
Mrs. C. M. Hall
Tlmfunoral services were Mi!
afternoon from the home, uj:
burial took place In the Cia
cemetery.
BURT. At Chcmawa, Ussl
March 25, 1907, Elmer But i
18 years.
The funeral services were
ducted by Rev. D. A. ErrttttlSi
tornoon.
JONES. At Brooks, Sundi;, Vc
21, 1907, tho Infant somJM
and Mrs. Harry Jones. lata
will be made at the DroohwH
tory today.
IIBXDRICK In this elt Sstattl
March S3. 1907 of tBMW6
John Hendrlck. aged Js rttt
His mother. Mrs L. J Tbcstuf.
compnnled the remains to MiB
Inst ovoning. where Intertwit i
bo made.
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