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DAILY OAPI AIj JOURNAL, SALEM, ORHGON,. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1007.
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TODAY ONLY
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE NO. 27. Fdr otir next regular weekly
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Bargain Sale wo offer.
BATH TOWELS
"Whlto Turkish, soft finish, 21x40 inches, fringed ends,
a Bplendld value at 26c for WodnoBday only, beginning
at 8:30 a. in. (no tolophono ordorn received 3 r0K 50
18c
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Smart Suits
for SPUING WEAR.
Wo speak authoritatively when
wo Bay that our garments correct
ly oxprcas tho latest stylo Ideas.
You can buy hero with a cortnln
ty of being correctly and fashion
ably attired.
Our ready to wear stylea aro es
pecially becoming thlB year both
In Btylo nnd color. Don't Imag
Ino that bocauso wo spoak ho en
thusiastically that they nro high
priced. "When you sa thorn
you'll consldor tho prices very
llttlo fju I to less than you ex
pected to pay.
Now garinonta ovory day.
$11.85 to $40
Underwear
Tho colebratcd "MEHODE.
Tho most satisfactory undor-
wear made Evory garment 1
hnnd-llnlBhcd. All hIzcb nnd
wolghtH In all wantod grades
1 0c to $3
Men's Suits
Tho now stylos of tho famous
tailors, IfAItT, BCIIAFFNER &
MARX, nro hero. Thoy aro nmdo
from ALL-WOOL JLVTEHIALS,
lit tho newest shades. Tho stylea
nro nuthorltatloly correct In ov
cry dotall. A wldo rango for you
to choose from. First lloor.
Footwear
An Ill-flttlng pnlr of shoos aro
not only troublesome, but thoy
will not wear half ns long as a
porfcct-flttlng shoo, Hero wo flt
your foot pcrfoctly, glvo you Bhocs
that will plcaso you as to stylo,
nnd glvo you comfort In tholr per
fection of flt. A full vnrloty of
tho latost modols In both high
and low shoes for mon nnd women
In tho nowest styles nnd lonthcrs.
Boo Court-stroot window.
$1 .50 to $5
Umbrellas
All styled hnudlcs stool frnmo
-Now Era runnoru
75c to $1.50
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CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Paro
KrapliH for Your CoiiNlttaratloH.
COUPON.
If returned to Garnott Candy
Factory, Stato street, Is good for
Go In trado on ovory aro purchaeo.
Market Street
Tho now named street In In no bet
tor condition than whim It carrlod
tho old ntuno of (Inrdou Iload. Water
In over all tho walks, and no pro
visions lutVo been nindo to turn tho
current from tho parts that aiiHWor
for sidewalks.
Tho Lnut Rail
Saturday, April lath, nt Tioga
ball. -1-0-Ct
Notlro to tho Public
Mr. N. Rosonbnum Is tho duly ap
pointed Hoxton of the 1. 0. O. F.
comotury and a permit must bo hud
from tho trusloos or tho saxton bo
foro any work la dono on tho prom
ises, lly ordor of the truHtoos. uod
Try Tliour
Sugar ourtid hams, IGo par pound,
at Furrlnglan & Van PntUm's, the
grocers and mnritotnum, i 20 State
treet. Phono 217.
One-Half
the World
Wear glniwoH. but not half of that
half wear the right kIumo. Tho
wrong glausoA nro often worse than
none; thoy aro n oonstaut strain and
a permanent Injury to tho oyo. Only
eoloutlilo oxnuilnntlon can determine
what glaiwos your ayes require, you
cau'l toll by trying on glasses. .
Ho on tho safe side; let our op
tloltin glvo your eyes careful oxnmln
atlon. It dooan't coot anything ho can
tell you just what you ncetpMlolay
aro dangerous. Our prices aro rea
sonable, und we guarauteo satisfac
tion. JIKRMAN W. 11A11K, Optometlst
AT
BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
Tioga Kiiiiwv
Saturday, April 13th. Tho last of
tho Houson. 4-9-Gt
If You Want
Something good and at tho sunm
tlmo very cheap, wo havo closlng-out
decorated putternB In Boml-porcolnln
which wo aro selling nt loss than cost
Como and get n bargain at this eulo.
Yokohama Tea Company.
Itaugo HjHclnl-
Continues this week. Evory range
sold tills week enrrlos with It n froe
set of dlshoB, cooking utensils or n
household trensuro. Huron & Ham
ilton. Nicked Ware nt Your Own Price
Wu huvo on hand a largo quuutlty
of Huml-porcolnln nnd ohlna, plain
and decorated, which Is nicked, boiuo
pIocuh vary slightly. It mnkos no
d I (To re n co whloh ploco It Is, wo aro
going to nlmost glvo away those
goods during ThurHdny foronoon
uuxt, nnd It will pay you to brln
your baskat to tho Yokohnmn Ton
Store and tuka away nice piece at
your own prloo. Kamombor, ThurH
duy forenoon Is tho tlmo vhon It goea
so clump.
Conducts Otmeiiil Mercantile
David Baxter, formerly of this
ally, has recently gone Into tho mor
onntllo business at Spray, Oregon.
Ho attended tho University hero, and
married MIm Delia Osborn, of thl
alt). After moving to Eastern Ore
gon he has conducted tho "Sprny
Courier," and has bean ono of tho
leading buslnovs man of tho llttlo
ally. Ho has many frlunds horo who
wUli Mm every susee In his new
undertaking.
A I.lttlr-
Down ami a Utile eaah waek pay
for a IJuok range. Free dishes or;
uumsiis litis wooK with ranged.
Huron & Hamlltou.
Und Not Mot for :lil Years
Mrs. H. J. 11 race urrlve'd from Cal
ifornia yesterday to visit bar broth
er, N. W. Clark, whom she had not
seen for 23 years. She formerly re
sided In South Dakota, but has lived
In California for the past two yours.
Her Impression of the Willamette
valley is very favorable. She says
the rain here Is mild to what tho last
flood in California has boon.
Every Range
You buy of us this week carrion
with It a prlio of $5 In dlshea" or
cooking utousiis or furniture, It you
want It, Duron ft Hamilton.
At, tao Auditorium rlk tomorrow
Mlt. AtlHutiOo cents.
BLOOD GETS SOUR.
At this tlmo of year, BayB a
well-known authqrlty, the Kid
neys become weak, clogged
and Inactive, falling to Alter
out the poisons nnd acids,
which sour tho blood, causing
not only facial and bodily erup
tions, but tho worst forms of
Rheumatism, Nervous and
Stomach troubles, Backache
and painful, annoying urinary .
afflictions.
It Is worth anyone's tlmo
now to get from Bqmc good
proscription pharmacy tho fol
lowing ingredients: Fluid Ex
tract Dandelion, one-half
onnce; Compound Kargon, ono
ounce; Compound Syrup Sar
8aparilla, threo ounces. Mix
by Blinking well In a bottle and
In teaspoonful daseH after your
meals ana at ncuumo.
ThlB simple, homo-mado ml: '..
turo will force tho Kidneys to ; ;
normal, healthy action, bo j
thoy will filter and Btrnln all '.'.
urlo acid and poisonous waste ; ;
mattor from tho blood, nnd ox-
pel this In tho urln nt tho snmo
tlmo restoring tho "full blood '. '.
count" that )b 95 per cent ; ;
rod blood corpusclos which Is
perfectly lndlsponalblo to per- X
feet health,
mi mil nil mi limn
Personals
The Fame
Of our Duck rangds Is known
throughout tho land. Get n Buck
rango for thorough satisfaction. Spe
cial bargains this wook, Ensy terms.
Duron, & Hamilton,
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Itlicuiiiatlc Pains.
I havo been n vory great Bufferor
from tho dreadful dlsoaso, rheuma
tism, for n numbor of yenra. I havo
trlod ninny medicines but novor got
much relief from any of thorn until
two years ago, when I bought n hot
tlo of Chamborlnln's Pnln Dnlm. I
found rolicf boforo I had used all of
ono bottle, but kept on applying It
and soon folt llko a dlfforont wom
an. Through my ndvlco many of my
friends havo tried It and can toll you
how wonderfully It has worked.
MrB. Sarah A. Colo, 140 S. Now St,
Dover, Dol. Chamberlain's Pain
Dnlm Is a ltnlmont. Tho relief from
pnln which It affords Is alono worth
many times Its cost. It makes rest
nnd Bleep posslblo. For onlo nt Dr.
Stono'a drug otoro.
MltH. HAHUIKT STEVENS.
History of mi Old-timo Resident of
The DiiIIcn.
Mrs. Harriot N. Stovons died nt her
boii'b homo In Condon Saturdny
morning. She was born In Zuuea
vtllo, Ohio, In Ootobor, 1S31, and on
Mny 2, IS 19, wiih mnrrlud to OzlaB
P. Stovons In Princeton, III. In 1800
they moved to Texas, and In 1SG7
enmo to Tho Dalles, whoro thoy re
sided until 1871, going to Lone
Hock In that year. Soveu yours after
thoy return to Tho Dallos, whoro Mr.
Slovens died In 1893, bIiico which
tlmo Mrs. Stvenus made her home
with her sons.
Slio lenvou throo soiib to mourn her
donth Charles, of Lono Hock;
Frank, of Condon, nnd Alamo, of
Hood River. Mrs. A. H. Curtis, of
Ornnd Dnll'oH, Is a ulster and Horace
N. Could a brother.
M'liy
Have a torpid liver when Herblno,
tho only liver regulator will holp
you? Thoro Is no reason why you
Bhould surfer from Dyspopsln, Con
stipation, Ohllla and Fever or any
liver complaints, when Herblno will
euro you. F. C. Wnlte, Westvllle,
Fla., writes. "I was sick for a month
with chills nnd fever, nnd nftor tak
ing two bottles of Herblno am woll
and healthy." Sold by D. J. Fry.
IIHIMIIIHHHHIIHMM
E. 0. MOLL'S
(X)lNTltV (THUD HAMS AND
HA COX.
Wo havo Just roelved from
him un extra select lot of small
linms that weigh from ttn to
twelve pounds. The breakfast
bacon la the very best we have
over had In stock. You will
not regret placlug your order
for some of this tine numi. v.
J will have our regular supply of Z
mo loiiowtug vegetables:
ASAPAUAGVS
ltUUVHAHH
LKTTl'CK
YOUNG ONIONS
CAHHAOK
AND GREENS
Remember our stock of or
anges, bananas and apples is
the vory best.
.MOUt GROCERY CO.
f 456 Suto St. Phone 182
itmtmm
Mrs. W. J. Irwin, of Shlem, mat
ron In tho lnsano asylum, has been
in tho city today. East Oregonian,
April 8th.
B. C. Weaver went to Portland last
evening on business.
Thomas Brown went to Woodburn
yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Howo arrived In .the
city this morning from Turner.
MrB. S. M. Pnyno went to Turner
last evening to visit rolatlVi'B.
A L. Brown was among tho Port
land passengers this morning.
Mrs. W. II. OBborno left this morn
ing for Spray to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Dave Baxter. Mr. Osborn will
accompany hor as far as Portland.
Miss Qirardln arrived In tho city
this morning from her homo In Tur
nor.
Miss Hazel TIchener left this
morning for "Lnblsh Meadows,"
whoro she will be tho guest of Miss
Gertrude Jones.
Mrs. Fred Gooch, who haB been
tho guest of Salem frlond'fl, left yes
terday for her homo In Sclo.
Mrs. E. W. Redd, who has been
vlbitlng here, hna returned to her
home in Portlnnd.
Jacob Idlowlno loft this, morning
for Portlnnd.
MIbb Verna Towmend and Mlas
Bertha Woodcock, who havo been
visiting their nunt, Mrs. Townsond, nt
tho Hotel Scott, loft this morning for
tholr homoB in Princeton, Minn.
It. D. Tetor nnd daughter, Fanulo
Bullock, left this morning for Port
land, en routo to Sntsop, Washington,
whoro thoy will visit relatives. Mrs.
It. D. Toter Is visiting nt Sataop, and
will roturn with hor huBband.
Mrs. II. D. Klmbnll has returned
from a visit In Portland.
Mrs. J. Vnn Fleot nnd llttlo Bon
loft Inst evening for tholr homo in
Portland, nftor vUltlng Salem
friends.
Harry Hill, of tho Statesman forco,
hns roturnod from n month's vacation
spent In Sonttlo.
Mrs. S. M. Dalrymplo and dnugh
tor, Miss Grace, are visiting in this
city.
Jos. Bornnrdl tho woll-knowu
plumber, loft this morning for Port
land on buslnoBs.
A. M. Fry, of Aurora, after visit
ing 0. II. Smith, nt tho Salem hos
pital, returned to hla homo this morn
lug.
Miss Minn Smith loft todny for n
vlBlt In Sllvorton.
W. L. Warren, who has been visit
ing Salem rolntlvcs, has returned to
his homo In McMlnnvlllc.
Dr. E. A. Plorco, of Portlnnd, Is
visiting in Salem.
Mrs. E. A. Mills, aftor visiting Sa
lem frionds hns returned to hor homo
In Jefferson.
Loo Wood, who has boen vlsltng
bore, left this morning for Ills home
nt Sllotz.
Judge Durnott went to Corvnllls
today on business. Ho will roturn
to Albany tomorrow to hold n short
hoshIoii of court.
C. W. MoNnmar, of Kansas, who
has boon visiting Salem frionds, left
this morning for Eugene, whoro ho
will rosldo for the summor. Ho was
formorly of this city.
Miss Anna Doehlngor nnd Miss
Doeurt, graduate nurses of tho Sa
lem hospital, loft yesterday for Port
land, on routo for Sun Francisco.
Thoy will visit many places of lntor
eut In the Golden state, and return
humo In about two weoks.
D. A. White and llttlo grandson
wont to Albany this morning for a
short visit.
Hoy W. Wlttsohen, formorly of this
city, but now of Portland, Is In Sa
lem on liustiitXM.- He recently ac
cepted a position as travollng salos-
in an with the Arm of Schuylkill Mills
Co., of Philadelphia.
Mrs. S. J. Willis and llttlo daugh
ter left this morning for Cottage
Grove, where they will visit rela
tives. Mrs. C. H. Gelger. of Forest Grove,
who Iirb beon vUltlng Salem frionds
and relatives left thU morning for
Turner, to be tho guest of Mrs. Colo.
She was aoeompanied by Mrs. Jnmoe
Shirley, of this city.
Sketch of Sir. McAdams.
II. F". McAdams was born in Glas
gow, Scotland, la 1827, came to
America at the ago of three years.
Ills mother died soon after, and hla
father waB a sea captain. Ho resid
ed with an old couple In New York,
and then wont to Chlcngo, and was
cast adrift at ten ear3 of age. He
first worked as an errand boy, and
then settled in Minnesota, whero hr,
was married at tho ago, of 23 to
Amartda Fowler, by whom ho had
six children, two of whom arc, living
I. L. McAdams, of Salem, and C. J.
McAdams, of Missouri. Ills first wlfo
died about twenty yenrs ago, and,
leaving Minnesota, ho went to Iowa,
whero he married Mrs. R. Swebt
about ten years ago. Foiir years ago
ho camo to Oregon, where he resided
until his death. Ho baa always been
a laboring man, a carptoner by trade,
and has closed his life by tho remark
able fast of nearly forty days. Ho
was a man of industrious habits,
cheerful disposition, and never know
ingly wronged any human being. His
lifo was a model of frugality and Industry.
Geiitlo and Effective.
A well known Manitoba editor
writes: "As an Inside worker I And
Chamberlain's Stomach and Llvor
Tablets Invaluablo for tho touches ol
biliousness natural to sedentary lite,
their action being gentle and effec
tive, clearing the dlgestlTO tract and
tho head." Prlco 25 centa. Sample
free. For sale at Dr. Stone's drug
store.
O i
Will Observe May Day
Willamette University will observe
May Day with crowning a Queen ot
May, as tho result of a popular con
test for tho moat beautiful girl stu
dent, and an athletic tryout In the
afternoon,
Card of TlmiikH.
Wo tako this opportunity of thank
ing our many frlendB for their sym
pathy and actB of kindness during
tho sickness nnd death of our bolovcd
husband and father.
MRS. H. F. M'ADAMS,
I. L. M'ADAMS.
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Call for Bids.
Notlco Is hereby given that scaled
bids will bo received by tho City of
Salem, Oregon, nt tho ofllco of tho
city rccordor, at tho city hall In said
city, up to 8 o'clock p. m. on Mon
day, April 22, 1907, for tho Improve
ment ot State Btrcet) In tho city of
Salem, Oregon, from tho East lino
of Commercial street to tho west lino
ot Church street, In tho Bald city, by
grading said portion of Stato street
and paving tho samo with Warron'a
Bltullthlc Waterproof Pavomont, and
to widen tho sidowalka on a portion
of said' strcot, In nccordnnco with the
plana nnd specification now on illo In
tho ofllco of tho city rccordor.
Each bid must bo accompanied by
a certified chock to tho value of 10
por cent, of tho amount, of tho bid
submitted, na n guarauteo that tho
blddor will ontor Into a contract
thoreln prescribed within 10 days
after having rccolvod notlco of tho
ncceptanco of hla bid, Bald check to
bo forfeited to tho city of Salem in
caso tho bidder falls to qualify and
oxecuto tho contract.
Tho city resorvca tho right to ro
Joct any or nil bids. Plans and speci
fications can bo scon at tho ofllco ot
tho rccordor at tho city hall. By or-
do rot tho common council.
W.( A. MOORES,
City Recordor.
Dnto of first publication of this
notlco, April 9, 1907. 4-9-10t.
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Notlco to Property Owners on State
Street.
Notlco Is horeby given that tho
city councllof the city of Salem, Oro
gon, at n special mooting thereof hold
on tho 8th day of April, 1907, duly
passed a resolution Instructing tho
rocordor to notify nil proporty own
ors who aro liablo for tho cost of im
provement of Stato street from thy
oast lino of Commercial street to tho
wost lino ot Church street, in Bald
city, who intend to complcto the
part ot Bald Improvement tor which
thoy are assessed, undor tho super
vision ot tho street commissioner, In
llou of their Bald assessment, if uny
suoh thoro be, bo required to notify
said common council and comply with
tho specifications of said Improve
ment by. filing a bond thorofor on or
boforo tho special meeting ot tho
counoll on tho 2 2d day ot April.
1907. By ordor of tho common coun
oll. W. A. MOORES,
. City Recordor.
Date of fir JuV publication of thU
notloo April 9, 1907. 4-9-10t
Mrs. T. W. Ba'rr, who has beon vis
iting hqr daughter, Mrs. O. G. Sav
age, loft this morning for hor home
In Turner. Sho wns accompanlod by
Mrs. Savage, who will visit In Tureor.
Cured Rheumatism.
Mr. Wm. Honry ot Chattanooga,
Tonn., had rhoumatlsm In his left
arm. "Tho strength seemed to have
gono out ot tho mnsclea so that It
was usolss for work," ha says. "I
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and wrapped the arm In ' flannel at
nlgbt, and to my relief I Krnnd that
tho pain gradually loft mo. and the
strength returned. In thrde weeks
tho rheumatism bad dlsappe ired and
has not slnco returned." It troubled
with rheumatism try a few applica
tions ot Pain Balm. You are cer
tain to be pleased with tb a relief
which It affords. For salfe At Dr.
Stone's drug store.
NERVOUS
Vino! RcstorPfi iu u. ..
Mice Dl! "V
""" u,u,r rreskkat $
Miss Rnan nut. ... ..
moroclub. Tr"'
"Last spring I waa .
nervonn nmi ir.it. i... . " MTJi
netlto nmi i.t ... .'""ton?.
many medicines
" ...v, preparation ,.,,
was recommended, ana it
,.o.n";;::D u.me-".
COd liver nil nnj ... . "
.... , ... ""wai I u
potlto and restored me to Z?
..v...vU uuu oirengm."
Vlnol Ctlroa pnnltl... ... .
""'uuillUtjijk,
cause It contains all ol tbt two,
"ivuiBium elements round la
liver Oil Without A... .. ..
Oil to llnRPt thn .-.-!.
lta work, and tonic Iron added, mj
nnuuKiuuus cverr organ In the 1
Wo ask everv mnn. ...
debilitated, nepd n- vL..
Snlcm. nmi nvo ... . . I
from Btubborn coldi, bastlsrl
nMlntin n 1..U.LI. ...
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Vlr.nl nn ... I
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Note. Whlln Tl'n nro ..!. ..
- "" "'v .vie ipsa
for Vlnol In Salem, it It now ton.
nt the loading drug store la uv
uc,j lunii uuu CIIJ m ID COCiTJ
T.rtnlr tn iln iri-.i ... . I
..UU.k .v tllD . 1UU, afctUCJ JJ Jj;
luwil.
fastidious mm
consider Paxtlne Toilet .Actht i
necessity in me nygicmc are u t
person and for local treatxet
feminine ills. As a wish Its dcu
qualities are extraordlm. Fori
The R. Paxtoa Co lkttoa.MaM.
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HASKinilALL OX SK.ITK.
Novel Indoor Meet Will Take
at Auditorium Rlak Tomnw
.Night.
Tho Indoor basketball (M
rollor skates at the Andltoriw i
tomorrow evening will be tie i
of tho sonaon. for every ontul
of thin novel and f rcakUh sort of e
tortalnmont, which Ii KhedaMi
thnt nlaco of amuaement
Tlw. liinma hnVfi bM8 IwC
from among tho memberj of tie
M. C. A. nnd are wotd tie i
nnibirn nnd employes of tie
who will bo nnmed PUm M
Ench will havo the rsUUoa i
mnn nn n side lllaWS WUlMnS
,.t in full basketball unifom. 1
llnoup of tho team Ii m Wrn
Slmonton
Coleman
Cross
Hnrgrovo
Putnam
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Mrs. L. O. BochlBger wetet to Eu
geno today to visit relative',
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