DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1007.
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TODAY ONLY
HAROAIX SALE XUMHER 025.
NEW SPRING
JACKETS
In short longths, llko illustra
tion. Thoy como In stripes,
checks nnd plaids, some with fitted
backs, otherB pony stylo and box
backs. All nro thoroughly tailor
ed throughout and at the prici-
aro mo uiggcst
bargains ever of
fored values to
$D. DO
None sold until Wednesday morn
ing, "t 8:SI0. No yhono order
(aken.
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$4.38
New Spring
Dress Goods
A great many new wenves and
'olorlngs to show you. Among
lhr newest things shown aro the
Moonlight .Mixture
Whlrh are rrtntlng such a Btlr
In tho cast. Wo hnvo thorn ex
clusively In this city. You will
ho pleased with this fino showing
and the values cannot ho matched
outsldo of this store.
Lace
Curtains
HoiiRo-cloanlng tlnio Is near at
hnnd nnd no doubt you will neod
sovornl pairs of curtains to bright
on up your rooms, Wo liavo an
limiHimlly lino showing of newest
styles In popular wonvos.
75cto$10Pr
Ladies' Suits
TJio broadest Hliowlng made In
thlny'lty, and nowhere In tho vnl
ley arc inoro lino stylos to bo soon
In this gathurlng In overy good
style; such excellent workman
ship as appualH nl oneo to dis
criminating tasto. The wantui)
colors nnd fabrics art hero In a
wide rang", and such oxceptlonnl
Valium as appeal to ovovy lookor
Como today.
$11.85 to $40
OXFORDS
White and Grey
Tho good woathor will soon bo
horo and you will want n pair of
will to Oxlords to go with that
jiimmor gown. Now's tho tlmo to
ainko your soloctlon whllo tho
stock Is at Its host and all sizes n
nro complttlo. You'll not find Bud"
values olsowhoro, nor style. A
most complete showing of all now
itylos for Spring wear.
PAVING
STATE
the number of signatures necessary
1 for an Initiative petition In city leg
islation ; and, whereas, the provisions
j of the state law relating to tHe time
within which referendum petitions
OTF ppiri may bo filed agninst municipal leg
S! nrr I ' Islatlun are such as to embarrass, re
J a flA&,Lwl . . ,,, imnortant leclsln-
tlon In the city of Salem, Oregon,
therefore It is the Judgment of tho
common council of the city of Salem,
Oregon, thnt as emergency exists,
and that It is necessary for the pub
lic safety that thi3 ordlnnnco shall
i become operative upon Its approval
last night when the j" the ia'or;, ""roforo, Wla ordl
mguratlng the por-!" shall nko effect and be In
Ordered by Unanimous Vote
of Salem Council
An ovontful meeting of the city
council wns hold
ordinance for luaug
mancnt improvement of streets wore
put through.
It wns f oared that a majority
mglht not bo present, but ten men
"good and true" showed up and
business was dispatched with n rush,
Tho ordinances would not'hnvo been
taken up unloss eight hnd been pres
ent. Aldormen Gosnor and Bayno were
unavoidably absent, while Aldorman
Waldo was detained at home not
very woll. Alderman Stolz Is In the
oast. j
(Quorum Was PrcM'iit.
Mayor Itodgors and Aldermen '
Downing, Haas, Stockton, Frnser,
Low, Goodo, Jacobs, Churohlll, Rod-
force Immediately
by tho mayor."
upon Its approval
Personals
Mrs. .1. W. Flook loft this morn
ing for a visit in dates.
D. A, Errett left today for Corval
lls, whore he will preach the rally
sermon for the rally convention of
the First Christian church.
DR. E. C MOHLER
Eyesight Specialist.
Suit 21, Tho Eldrledge, Snlom, Or-
Suit
Cases
Another big lot of suit enses
Just rocolved all slzos nnd kinds,
Including tho llght-wolght nnd
wantod Btrnw suit cases. Each
irado represents tho best value for
tho money to bo found.
$2.50 to $23.50
Men's Clothes
It Is now tlmu to select your
spring clothing. If you knew you
could buy n suit as good fitting,
as good looking nnd us good
wearing as If It was nindo to your
monHiiru, would you buy It? This
Is Just what we give you, and
from tho latent styles and fub
rlttH. A visit of Inspection will
satisfy and point out where you
can save money.
$10 and Up
egon.
Hours 9
a. m. to
cliff and Groenbnum wore nrosent. ! n. m.
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We limit our practice to tho oyo
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CITY JNEWS
A Collection of Important Pane
graphs for Your CoiiNldttrntloit.
To the CKUoiih uf Kiihin
NVu call your nttuiitlou to tho fact
that Mr. J A Patterson, the furni
ture man, nt 271 Comiuurclnl strosl
has boon nddlug wonderfully to the
beauty of his storo. Wo are assured
ho will con II mm to prosper.
If Your Miunory Is Poor
Tntoo Hint on your arm. that Tho
Hpa huila In Master nnd all special
day goods. Boo our frying puna and
vggs, asa Statu stroot. ood
The Newest Spec
tacle Lenses
Tonic lenses are concave In shape
nnd thus eiiuhlo tho eyo to so
MtrnlKht through the Ion, ho nmttar
In trbat direction H look-In. out.
up or down, or straight uhoud.
Thoso leitsoe, re a uouh iu those who
have to woer ruumm o rlonr. au
pleasant, so ay oh the my.
Wu Hint Ornish the Health May
lemm. vhjeli tnuunilt oae-thlrj.
moro light thaw the ordinary 1m
do.
Kryptuk Ittvhtlblo lllforlre are the
lntost niu boot glasses for slsuf
tionr and far. Os.ll ami wilt !
plain, the merit of our glass and
what they will do tor ywi.
Wo have had many yora' too?!
uico os optlelaus.
BARR'S
JtWtLRY
STORE
ftU, mmI UMrty Ste, Salem
lUiiutlful doors add much to tho
boautj of a new houii . Uvory style
ran bo hud at Hanson's planing mills,
Church and Milt stroot. tf
.Iiint IUh-uIwmI
A new lino of onrpots and art
square. Many nlco colors at rea
sonable prices. Call and soo them.
J. A. I'nttorsou, Oommurclnl stroot.
Wmt DlMippolntetl .
A niimbor of Conipuny M's lady
and gontltiiiun friends wltuossusd tho
aompuny drill last night In tho ar
mory. All expected to oujoy tho
light fantastic during tho lattor part
of tho (mining, but, owing to u short
ago In uiiulc, tlui dnnoo was vllmln
titod. Soim'thliig ,o
A lurgo varloU- f now laoe our
tains, window shados, uto. Call and.
soo thorn at J. A. l'ttttorsons, 271
Conimerelal stroeU
(Mil KrlemU ,hvn.
LHwronoo Oolvor. who shhk the
WHO of "Col, IHihI WlMlbrop. ' In
"Tito Tonilorroot," catiductMl n stw
d.hi In IhU ottf for several utumhs
awrlHf 1S8, DttriNg kls stay hre
ke made many trlouds. Mud was fur
h Uwo d I root or of tho M. IS. church
choir. Prof, lloritngo rwumu-d
too uiomioii yoHUK or ihf
! lost Hlffct, Hid fti the Hr
formoocw MHit km kour ilrutly
to reoowtog tk wosoorleo of thh
oroMoiaUovw.
It I'hj to itiiy
A Ckrtr OtiX rtUtgO wkoo u
koy We kvo wltwt yon want at
roNMMAbU yrloo. Cwll aod u.
J, A lHittMMsau, GomiMorolal stroot
Mrs. U M. HaluiM roturuod this
niomluK from a visit In Portland.
To Women-
Ordinance committee roportod favor
ably on ordinance for assessment of
Stnto street improvement, with ver
bal amendments. Adopted.
Direct Legislation.
Inltintiv.o nnd referoudum ordi
nunce wns road third tlmo. It ro
Utilros thnt ton por cent of votes shnli
bo required for referring uny ordl
nnnco, resolution or frnuchlso, and 15
por cont for Inltlntlvo of any nions
nro. In nt least r0 days an election
shnll bo hold. 1)111 passod.
Klnln Street Paving.
Ordlnnnco for pnvemont of State
Btroet with Warren's bltullthlc
wntorproof iiavemont from Coinmer
clnl stroot to oast lino of Church
street wns road third time nnd pass
cd. All voting aye.
ItclVmMluin In ItllVct.
Mayor Itodgers Immodlntely slgu '
the liiltlullve nnd roferouduui null
nance with his npproval ,aud It I..
came a law at once. Following 1
the full text thereef:
Section 1. Ordinances or nim-nd
inutile to the chnrtor of the cltv ir
Salem, Oregon, proiiosod by Inltla
j tlve, shall be signed by not less than
j K p r cent (if tho legal votoro of tin
i city.
Section 2. Hoferoiiilinii ptl(lois
against any ordluunoe pawed by tho
common council shnll be signed by
not less Hthnn 10 por cent of tho lo
gal voters of the city: tho petition
! shall h filed with the city recorder
, within ten days after tho passage and ,
approval of any ordlnnnco. No or
dinance shall take effect and become
op.iniive until ten days after Its pas
ag by the council and approval by
tho mayor or passage over the veto
of the mayor, oxcopt measures nec
oosnry for the Immediate preserva
tion of the penco, honlth and safety
of the city: and no such emergency
moasuro shall becomo immediately
oporatlvo unlooo It shnll state. In a
Boparato soctlon, tho reason why u
Is noooiwnry that It should become
Immediately oporatlvo and shall bo
approvod by a mnjorlty of the mem
bers elected to tho council nnd also
bo approvod by tho innyor. Mensuror
upon which tho referendum may
hnvo bovti Invoked "slinU bo submit-
tit, I ii fi,. ....k... ... . ...
" " uim in mo city at tno
noxt otisiiltig oloctlon, not leoe than
50 days after tho petition Is tiled.
"Section 3. Tho laws of the atnt
of Oregon providing for carrying Into
Phone
1112
to defects of vision requiring correc
tion by glnsses. Consultation nnd
examination free.
I
sroxirs iirvM-: dkops.
GruitcU known r rudy for hcawa.
Price 1. To tirts offices away
from Sslem I pay 2.1 c uts on express
charges.
Highland. Oregon, Oct. 31, 1902.
This Is to certify that 1 gnvo my
mare one bottle of "Stone's Honve
Drops" and cured her of heaves.
This was last winter and she hns no;
been aflllcted since. G. Wallace.
Dr. S. ( STOXK, Salem, Ore.
For tale by Ml drugglstc.
Mrs. Iva Cox, who has been visit
ing in Eugene, has returned to her
home at Cheniawn.
1J. AV. Carr, of Salem, spent Sun
da In Albany. 'Lawyer M. E. Pugh,
of Salem, was an Albany business
visitor. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Shanks,
of Salem, are visiting nt tho homo of
their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Irvln.
Albany Democrat.
J. H. Iddlngs nnd family leavo this
week for their new homo nt Colorado
Springs. Ralph Iddlngs has been em
ployed In tho Brnnson grocery. Miss
Gertrude Iddlngs hns been employed
at the Chicago store, and tho whole
family will bo much missed In Salem
circles.
Attorney A. 0. Condlt left this
morning for Portland on business.
Mr', and Mrs. W. F. Dunlnp and
children loft this morning for Lewis
ton, whore Mr. Dunlap will take
charge of tho Howe, Davis & Kll
lom bindery nnd job office.
,11m Frcolnnd, tho woll-known fur
niture dealer, wont to Portland this
morning to attend tho couvontlon of
the stato association of furniture
men.
Shermnn Miles loft today for i
buslnoss trip to Portland.
Attorney H. II. Tumor loft this
morning for a buslnoss trip ot Seat
tle. Miss Martha Whclnn has gone to
Portland to visit her sister, Mrs. P.
McCarthy.
Mrs, Sam Sicwnr and lltlc daugh
ter, who havo boon visiting Mrs. Tom
Cornelius and family, left this morn
ing for tholr homo in Portland.
County Judge Scott returned this
morning from n buslnoss trip to Jef
ferson nnd Mnrlon.
Mrs. Emma Galloway, vlco-prosl-dent
of the state Ilobekah assombly
loft this morning for Orogon City,
where sho will nttond a couvontlon
of tho ordor.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cronlso loft to
day for Portland, to attend n course
!ln photography, given by tho Arlsto
school, Thoy will roturn Mondny
Mrs. M. S. Fuller, loft this morn
ing for n buslnoss trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Irwin loft to-
da lor Milton, on account of tho
Illness of Mrs, Irwin's mothor, Mrs. '
Sponce. I
Mr. and Mrs, C. R. Mooros loft
I nut niuriuiig lor netuue, to visit rot- i
ativej.
J. W. Howcrhau Is a Saluni vlslor '
from Sclo. I
i
$ioof fosZrr
- Uh
Tho ...... ""fWrfS
"":3r?.J
""uus to expend .
strect, that . ' m s
TnistoM?,':
ut
flnost crushed f0,v
the street, that i L
an also to Dnrra
"- ' Ki..
--. i
worn in. !... .
rock from Z!!5',
'"to the center ZMi
-o"lng that down, i0.68
different, lt . I "j
out by wheel! .JTti
ThM i. -... " "liim.
m; "&
It Is deeM TK "..
street commit,-.." ."n4M
to finish the street u.'
manner, and hare km ...rf18
oytobeusedasuTI
roady to .in WBtthaii
'"w Itcwanl. iia.
Pleased to learn th n,J: l
on dreaded diseaso q ,Z1
;, ;,.:. ..i"cureiniti.
""" l,,ul s uuarrh. Hili'u
Cure is the nnW v
- - vuii IIUIIIIT '
,k:r..i,.h!mMi'
"v'"6 wntutntiom t
..niiros a constitutional trus
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tiw. ,
nally, acting directly opoall
u mucous surfsces of tij i
moreoy destroying the f04
tuo disease, and gltlng thi ,
strength by building op n, .
tution and nssistlng nter h j
Its work. Tho proprietor! 1
much faith In Iu etiratin i
that they offer Ono Hnndred l
for nny caso that It ftlii t i
Send for list of testimony.
Address P.J. CHENEY k C0.1
icao, o.
Sold by all druggists. 75e
Take Hall's Kami!; Plllift
stlpatlon.
Kiigenc Will Par
The cit i-ounrll of Eqs-mmH
oil the rout rat i last mitt lor j
Ing five blacks to the Wiwil
structlon Company
o
How to lt.t Ijisj
Buy soiiio of our eair tiiln,
hnvo a large variety ot s
chairs and rockers, Our prim, i
surprise you. Call and tet tWx
v Miiiiiiriir 'tasssH
SiV' v -
tox-.uayor wntors roturnou this a. Patterson. Commercu) itrnt
morning from n buslnoss trip up the --
n"e' i Alloa Vlrnmlii France VS4BI
F. V. Gallowny, nftor n visit horo, ,miiIca, Itudint here, left ventrl
leir mis morning for .Moscow, Idnho, for er home n Kagtern Ortpt i
lug to the slrkUrtl of rf!iT
Mark lltniiHiit, uf a. itii
board, who iiilikW 'V esiJ
th board llrlV U'lv W
turned to his hon n i ''"
COPYRIGHT
Til UOW AWAY VOUIl PHYSIC
And ont propor food. Good broad Is
more potont than drugs, particularly
" high quality of bread such as
Ullom makes. Being ono, If not tho
nrinelitnl ariinia rr .u. ,. , ,.
o. ... .1... ........... ' '.' .---.... , u,l u BIIOUIU
,""v',m l" ""ivo niut reforen- reoolvo the most careful consldora
iliiiu. In rospeot to niunloljwl loslslu- Jtlon of all food produeu. Our broad
Hon. shall be followed In the city qf , Is carefully and cleanly made of tho
.,.,.. u,rKUti. in w particular, beet Hour, and Is rich In
oxcopt as In this ordinance provided, nnd healthful properties.
,vui i. Mnorens. tne laws of i CAPITAL IIVKKItY
the stato of Oregon do not specify ' V. viloni. Pron. '
nutrlilvo
WMiHWIMIMM'1l,-M -:- 'T S
A SQUARE DEAL
AM) A KA1U Till I. OF Ol It KAUM IMl'MOUVTS vll
MAWUXUIIY OF Al... KINDS. IK YOU AUK XOT SXTISHK
WITH A FAIIC TIU M. YOl' NKKI) NOT HI Y.
I tthi.1. TK.UTION n STATIOXUHY
KX(J1X1,
AND SliKPAIMi'S Hi:i) ltlVIIK SIJPA1UTOUS. HY
STUUKT M UO Mi (5ltAlUXn.MACIlI.VKUY.
Wft HAMU.K THK 1IYUII WAHONS, KNGKlt
HACKS AM) CAKItl.MiUS.
XirilOL'S
lUI.KItS,
IUCKJ1KS,
WK AHK AOK.VTS TOU THU AD1UAXC1J. IHCKimi! MOW
KUS Cl.IPP.CH PLOWS AX1) il.rH lUllllON CPLT VVTOlV
Al SO SO.MK 8UMMI HAND FAH.M IMFlilSis lS
AVAC10XS YKItY CH1C.. -'! li-Mb AM)
SiwiSS A,NS ?l AUL K,X,,S" AM) PA1XIEI18
Hl'fiGY TOIS, 1USI1HOA1ID.S, Willi's, HOMES FTP
Tl' 'ISn?, MCITK1N CinctLlSSxKSCRIl..
Tlt. CATAI4K111&3 Fl'HXISHKn OX APPLICATION.
GEO. B. JACOB, Prop
WOXR l MAIN m nnv. .v ..
where be will be one of tho mom
hers of tho Oregon dobatlng otnm,
whl'h will moot the dobaters of
Mose.m tomorrow night. Tho other
member of the Stnte University
throe are J. H. Bend and Thomas
Townsend. Tho subjeot Is tho fit
toonth nniendmont, nnd during Mr
Galloway's visit horo ho hns spoilt
some tlmo In rosoarch work In the
state library.
Mrs. W. 1). Stovons. Edwin Fort-
mlller, Bort Stovons and Miss Coollo
Stevens, of Albnny, attended "Tho
Tendorfoot" producUon hero last
night.
Mrs. M. G. Jacobson left yostcrdny
to Join her husbnnd nt Lagan, Iowa,
wliero they will reside.
Mrs. William Hoovor and Mrs. S.
M. Rldlnger, of Brooks, wero visit- i
Ing Salem frlonds yesterday.
B. F. Hulbert, who has been visit
ing Salem frlonds, has returned to
his homo In Eugene.
Mrs. V. P. Tlbbnls, of Port Town
Bond, Wash., Is visiting In tho city.
J. II. Hanlton, who has been tho
guest of his cousin. Mr. Stump, left
yostprday for his homo In Arlington.
Mrs. J. L. Neal, of Marlon, was
visiting In tho city this morning.
Miss Moulhnupt and hor guost,
L. B. Heed, of Portland, Mrs.;
Lyon, Mis Schlndlor and Mrs.
Arnold will roturn this nftornoon
jfroni n visit at Portland.
I Hon. Thomas Kay loft this morn
j lug for a business trip to Eugene.
j Mlaa Bdna 'Jones and Mrs. Clydo
Boonoy, of Gervais. nro vlsltlajf l
the city.
E Halelgh SouUiwIck loft Utte morn
j ing for Newport lit the latoroet of Uo
j kating rink whlco win bt eoastrvefc
, ed soon.
i J. D. Hamakor, who bus bsvn vis
jitlng in Portland la thte city, loft
I this mornlHg for hor homo la Ho
,naaza. Klamath counb.
Mr and Mrs. AV. L. Jonas, who
have been visiting In tho olty, ro
turned this xuorulng to tholr homo In
Jefferson.
Miss Georgia Hoagland, who has
been visiting Salem relatives, left' to
day for her home In Bonanxa, Klam
ath county.
1)1 KD.
CLAUSING- At the burn!'
aG5 South lMh ret We
day. March 27. 1? rs
lln Jennie Clausing, u" J
Bosldos a husband sbelu"'
ilnnchiors nnd one sod to '
loss. Tho funeral lerriMi a
conducted from the reUa
o'clock Friday mornlsj. Kft f
Knight ofHclatlnB.
..MONEY TO LOI
THOMAS t
Over Ladd & Bush's lUst&J
Norwich Uflk Fire
lnsiact
t, i. fa,uth. Rel4
Office with Wo. Bro
129 Commercial strwi.
NEW TODAi
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Bt Staw
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teaw: eS l'Z &
.blinds, a b4- r,.
once; t KMi
.rf. Prll9,v
WTTcterd
CAMVOltXJL.
srsiii
J, A. Pattersoa,, Comtuercla) stretI
,- , .., 4.!,. aiKKIiTS
Capital B-
U U eay to keep your bouse, neat
when you can uH such slco linoleum
n rlitia1!!. Comt anil uuv nur rlr.v