DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL til, 1007.
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Skirts
$3 to $20
Now York's best val
ues In neatly-styled
skirts, voiles, Pnn-nnins,-
serges, brond
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Is n raro collection
that every lady should
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TODAY
SHORT TALKS BY I
L. T. COOPER.
CONSTIPATION.
High School Baseball Team
Goes to Corvallfs This
Afternoon
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NEXT WEEK
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I la the powerful four-act comody
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The Opportunity Is Hero, Harked by
Salem Testimony.
GUAM) Ol'LRA HOUSK.
V4sdav April 17: "Original
' -'lv il 2u Florence Gale.
ft.-ilr Aj..a 25: Raymond
' .n The Yank Tourlit."
Mlnccr-G'rimil.
ttjw.k Majestic Vaudeville
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'" tv Jlirv." hv tho Gntam
: School stiijentg
m Il-r'J, by High Sohool
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1'ony Show.
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ai rt,r' faw aBd Bracotul
'?fiw 0me b tak,DS Hollls-
8 ' Mountain Tea. 3S rnt..
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Don't take our word for It.
Don't dopend on n stranger's
stntomont.
Rend Snlam ondorsomont.
Rond the stntomont of Salem citi
zens. And decldo for yourself.
Horo Is ono ense of it:
William M. Spnyd, living on Win
ter St., southeast corner of D. St.,
Snlom, Oro., snys: "It Is Just about
throo yonrs since I recommonded
Donn's Kidney Pills through our lo
cal pnpers. I said that words couldn't
exprose my good opinion of Donn's
KIdnoy Pills or describe tho remnrk
nblo offocts thoy had on mo. My
kldnoys had boon n source of annoy
ance for a numbor of years and I
suffered severely from backache and
pain across my loins. I couldn't go
out without my back paining me.
A Woman Toll How to Relieve
The kidney secretions were Irregular
and my rest at night was disturbed
on necount of their frequency and
there was a scalding pnlu in passage.
I was advised to try Doan's Kidney
Pills and procured n supply at Dr.
Stone's drug store. Dy the time I
had used a little over one box, I was
entirely free from the backache and
the action of the kidney secretions
was regulated so that I could rest
the whole night without being dis
turbed. My Kidneys were toned up
and strengthened and my health wad
Improved In every way. Three boxes
of Doan's Kidney Pills made me feel
like n new man. I am always glad
to ox prose my gratitude for what
thoy did for me."
For sale by all dealers. Prlee 60
cents. Flster-Mllburn Co., New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doans and
take no others.
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Tho Prlco of Health.
"Tho prlco of health in a malar
ious district Is Just 25 oents; the
cost of a box of Dr. King's New Life
PUIb," writes HUa Slayton, of No
land, Ark. New Life Pills oleanse
gently and Impart new life and vigor
to tho system. 25c Satisfaction
guaranteed at J. C. Perrys' druggist,
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ON-TO-STAY-ON
One af the Weet mountings mad
fsr eomfort ad ww plaeUg, plata
the leasee la proper peeiUen. gtvto
your eyes the beet result from your
lease.
IN GRINDING LENSES
Hlngea lenses are absolutiy ground
the same as all the testing lenses tha
occullsta use In fitting you with gl&si
es. Wo use only the Tery best. W
use only up-to-date scientific eye
testing appliances. Oar Instruments
are the very latest.
Chas. It Hinges
1M CnMMU Mnet, sutSMr to
Castla! Xotfeswkl
The Saltm high school bnsebnll
team, togothor with Mnnngor Moores
and Coach Coleman, left this morning
for Corvallls, where thoy will plnv
tho O. A. C. team this aftornoon
This will bo tho high school's first
game this sonson, and thoro is n
great doal of speculation as to how
they will stand up to It.
Tho tonm has boen practicing hnrd
during this fine wenthor. and, under
tho coaching of Curt Colomnn, nro
now In good shape for tholr tlrst
game, considering tho wenthor condi
tions of lato.
Tho tonm that has beon picked for
today's gnmo will probably remain
tho snmo throughout the soasou, bar
ring nccldonto.
Tho snmo old battory of Inst year
Is up again, Koono pltchor nnd Jonon
catcher. Koeno has his snmo old
speed nnd control, nnd will probably
mnko tho Corvalllsltos tnko notlco
this aftornoon, whllo Jonos hns evon
Improved upon his last yonr's work,
as ho played most of tho sttmtuor. lie
will put up a good backstop for
Keene's pitching.
"Kndy" Roberts, captain, will play
shortstop, nnd will not be slow when
it comes to handling the leather.
On the bnsee, (labrloleon has got
back his old stand at first. Farmer
hns won out nt second and Kny has
tho third bng.
Ralph Moores, Harrison and C.
Carey will do tho fielding at Corval
lls today. "1)111" Perkins was taken
along as sub.
At the bat most of the boys haw
been doing pretty well, but their vnl-
uo In handling the willow will not
bo really shown until nfter today's
gnmo. Of course, Keono, Roberts
nnd Jones have boon plnutlng tho
ball out In their old 8tyJs, nnd will
no doubt contlnuo to koop It up. The
rest of the team have beon doing
pretty good batting, but have not hud
onough practice to really show them
selves up yet.
Compllim'iitM Y. M. C. A.
At the close of the successful bas
ketball season of the high school
the executive committee has drawn
up tho following resolutions In ap
preciation of the generosity of tho
Salem Y. M. C. A., In Its help toward
high school athletics. The Y. M. C.
A. helped tha high school In erery
possible way In making their basket
ball season successful.
ItrMilutlons Adopted.
Whereas, The members of the Sa
lem Y. M. C. A. have extended many
courtesies to our boys' basketball
team and In many Instances liav.
shown their good wlH towards our
school, often at an Inconvenience to
themselveM, and in addition, bar
furnished the use of their gymnasi
um and baths, both for games and
practice, without which advantage
we could hardly have put out a bas
ketball team, therefore be It
Resolved, By the executive com
mittee of the Salem high school that
a copy of these resolutions, ex i reus
ing our appreciation for the many
favors extended to -us by the Salem
Y. M. C. A. be presented to the Y. M.
C. A. and that copies be furnished
the city press for publication,
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lu
cas County, sa.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
be is senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney & Go., doing business
in the olty of Toledo, county asd
state aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONR HUNDRUD
DOLLARS for eaoh asd every ease
of Catarrh that sannot be cured by
the mm of Hall's Catarrh Cur. Prank
J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my prosenea, this 8th day of De
cember, A. D., It! 6.
(Seal) A. W. GLHASOX,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Our w take In
fernally, and -ots dirtoUy en the
blood and mucous surface of the
sysiom. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHHKY & Co.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 7c
Take Hall's Family Pills for eoa
Uoatloa.
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IAMCEL aOOUK,
I can tell a person who Is constipated
on sight. Their complexion is pasty
or yellow. Their
eyes are dull, and
they look and feel
sleepy. No wonder i
they do. Tho
bowels are a sewer. '
They carry away
the poisonous re '
fuse. I( they dont I
act the poisonous
matter is absorbed
by the body, and
headaches, dull '
ness, bad complex
ion and eventually i
serious troubles re '
suit.
Tli ere is no better rule for good health
than that the bowels should move cycry
day at the same hour if possible. Regu I
larity can be acquired by nuking a habit '
of this. Foolish people neglect this and I
when clironio constipation cllccts them
they take pills every few days to force tho
bowels to perform their natural function.
As years go on they require more and ,
more pdls. This should bo stopped.
Cooper's New Discovery will build up
the stomach and cause tho bowels to act
naturally. While taking the medioino (let
the habit of regularity, then gradually
stop taking the medicine.
Here is a sample ot letters from those
who have tried itt
"For sixteen years I have suffered (rom
stomach and licr trouble, and chronic
constipation. I had frequent headaches
and always felt tired and worn out. '
heard of Cooper's New Discovery an
began itt use, After I had finished onr
bottle I was wonderfully improved. Con
stipation gave way to a pleasing regularity
of the bowels and I ate better, slept bet
ter und (elt better than I had for months.
It is tho greatest medicine I have eve.
known." Samuel iiooren. 17-12 Munsc
Ave., Scranton i'a.
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Our customers who have used them m
the Cooper medicines do the work. Vl
sell them.
J. C. PERRY
IIOTKL ARRIVALS.
Wllluiuetlc.
Tom Drown, Loudon, Iflnglnnd.
Hen llnlmus, Woodhuru.
13. J. YVomlck, Portland.
Felix Wagner, Kugene.
T. 11. Hubert, Chicago.
Damn Hug Nub, Cincinnati, 0.
F. R. Roddy, Portland.
Jan, May, Chicago.
11. A. Kweok, UoHton.
Id. N. HutohiuRon, Portland.
W. A. Lytlo, Pendleton.
10. L. Wilson, Toledo.
10. 11. Kuupp, New York.
11. It. Noble, Portland.
L. L. Harris, New York.
A. J. Slmuiouds, New York.
William Ilrock, Portland.
W. D. McNary, Portland.
Geo. Ilifllerworlh, St. Paul.
M. W. Llllard, Portland.
IC. 8. Morgan. Portland.
II. J. Clark, Grants Pans,
Knloin.
J. Davis, New York.
John Hayes, Portland.
J. L. Drown, Stnytoa.
George Wetherhy, Portland.
F. IS. Wann, Seattle.
C. W. Hamilton.
OUR NEW SPRING SHIRTS
are now on display. We're showing the nobbiest line
of the popular SOFT NEGLIGEE SHLRTS In the
city. In, Plain White and Cream Soft Shirts which are
the favorites this season, we have a great variety of
fabrics ranging in price from
50c to $2.00
Summit Shirts nro nil
mndo In full, llbornl
dlmoualons, cut to fit
perfectly nnd thor
oughly finished. Our
prices nro figured on
tho spot cash basis
nnd economical busi
ness mnnngomout
That moans tho best
possible values for
our customers.
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We undersell "regular stores."
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WILL VISIT Till! WKST.
Provident of tho American Aihtrtlr
I'nloii In Coming to Oregon.
Oregon has 75 students la eastern
eolleges. Cornell leads with 13
Northwestern hue 11, Harvard 10,
Yale 7. Smith 7, Michigan 6. the
others scattering. Ot thee IS are
from Portland. Oregon has about ad
many more In the colleges of Wash
ington. Idaho and California.
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DoIiik HiihIiiohd Again.
"When my friends thought I was
about to take leave of this world, on
aooount of Indigestion, nervousness
and general debility," writes A. A.
Chrlsbolm, Treadwell, N. Y., "and
when It looked as it there was no
hopo left, I was persuaded to try
Hlootrlc Dltters, and I rejoleo to say
that they are curing in a. I am now
doing business again as of old, and
am still gaining dally." Rest tonic
medlolne on earth. Guaranteed by
J. C. Perry, druggist. lOe.
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CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
TU KN Ym Mart Always tW
Bear tha
HST"""Jf f J TSnasnjanrfc-njs
Notice to Prt)Mtrty Owners on Htuto
Street.
Notice is hereby glvn that the
city eouHQtl of the elty of Salem, Ore
gon, at a sfteotal meeting thereof held
on th tu day of April, 1907, duly
paseed a resolution Instructing the
recorder to notify all property own
ers who are liable for the eot of Im
provement of Stat street from thi
not lino of Commercial street to the
wt line of Church street, la said
olty, who Intend to complete the
part of sold Improvement for which
thoy are assessed, under the super
vision of the street ootamlselooer, In
lieu ot their said assessment, If any
suoh there be, be required to notify
said common counoll and comply with
the specifications of said Improve
ment by filing a bond therefor on or
before the special meeting of th
council on tho 22d day of April.
1907. Dy order of the common coun
cil. W. A. MOOREfl,
City Recorder,
Date of Irs-t publlcatSea of thU
notice April , 17. I-Mlt
That Western athletics Is attract-
lug attention In the ICast Is proven by
the fact that J. IS. Sullivan, prealdeut
of the American Athletic Union, In
planning to come to the coast this
spring and tour all the centers or
amateur sitort, from Seattle to Los
Angeles. It Is understood here that
the colleges will receive eepealul at
tention, us stone are to be made at all
tho prominent one, Including the
University or Oregon. Of course, the
particular attraction here Is Kelly,
hut there are also n number of oth
er men whoso ability would undoubt
edly Interest Sullivan.
Whether or not any Investigation
ot the management ot athletic In
the Northwest will he made la not
known here, but It seems likely that
Sullivan desires to bring the Haet
and West on better terms In sport
dum. ISxcbaage.
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Woodhuni ftiNON,
The arrests at Woodhuru for the
Law and Order League wore disposed
of as follews:
J. J. Hall, for assault, discharged.
Two eases or Illegal voting taken
under advisement by Justleo Hay
until Saturday.
HUmilCAl
Yes, I Hnvo Found It nt Lnut,
Found what? Why that Chamber
lain's Salve oures eczema and all
manner of Rolling of the skin. I have
been a filleted for many years with
skin deases. I had te get up three
or four times every night and wash
with cold water to allay the terrible
Halting, but since using this salve In
December, 1901, the Itching has
stopped and has not troubled me. -Mlder
John T Ongley, Rootvllle, Pa
For sale at Dr Btone's drux store
Halcm Man Inherit l'ottimo Iu
Florida.
After having lived In nnd about
Salem for IS years or more, Samuel
Hutchinson, an old soldier of tho
Civil War, has Just fallen heir to val
uable property In Florida through
the death of an uncle, donera! Slo
eum. The hHeL contains XB00
acre of land, much or It set with
orange trees, nnd the remainder cov
ered with vnluuble limber siiltaltlo
for the making or furniture. In early
summer Comrade Hutohlusou will go
to Florida to endeavor to dispose ot
his Interests, us he prefers to live In
the healthful Oregon ullmute. He Is
a native of Chattanooga, Tennessee,
and by Industry and uoonomy bus
amassed u little fortune on his own
uecouut.
Coiriiinii Hit) Paving Has Pnld Wulln
Walla.
J. J. Coffmnn, formerly chief ot
polls at Walla Walla, says that pav
ing la a great thing, and that, with
out the shadow of a doubt,, the pop
ulatlou or Walla Walla has been In
erad approximately 7000 by no
other euus than the paved streets.
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Why
Have n torpid liver when Herblno,
the only liver regulator will help
you? There Is no taason why you
should suffer from Dyspepsia, Con
stipation, Chills and Fever er any
liver oomplalnts, when Horllno will
cure you. F. O. Watte, Westvllle.
Fin., writes. "I was sick for a month
with ohllls and fever, and nftor tak
ing two bottles of Herblne am well
and healthy." Sold by D. J. Fry.
Th first gas stove has arrived ot
Coos Hay. It Is on exhibition at tho
offle of th Coos Hay Gas and ttlee-
trw- Company
T7T Tf?'fSJlT,TTP17 Several Good Second
Hand sets, Low Prices
TJAD CT? AH round family delving horse for
VV.fcJ-l nf faenniM.
STOVES AND RANGES
A New Lot of SecoadHand Stoves aad Ranges
They Are All Bargains