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DAILY OAriTAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, ORHOON WEDNESDAY, MAY !2( 1007.
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HERE ARE
TWO FREAK
NOTIONS
. L. STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
.New Parasols
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J?h w Tho largest and most varied ns- ?.
Rortmont. nf nun nhnrlna in nit cn. xrn.ai
Yet People Will Go On Marrying In
tho Same Old Way
Inm. hna llinf nrrlrn.l n llxrT?i nL-.
Jest Because They Arc 1 J
EXTRA GOODS f
Wo nsuecially urge you to como In earlv and Mivf vnr. ti. h
Impriscs Pure Whito Embroidered and tucked, Whito with colored
Bis, vunw "." ''",'u" unu uu, neaueuo, etc., tor ladies
id children.
25c tip to $5.00
ONE HUNpRED NEW UMBRELLAS
& Rt siao
l 3L 0NE 1IU2fInBD NEW umbrella's
ASpf nt , , SlofJ
3 $2 0JfE HUNDRED NEW UMBRELLAS "
Lif' nt 9tiia
I FIFTY NEW UMBRELLAS
nt 91.08
elveJgo-odgo rain sticks, tho bes t over for tho price
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new iong Cloves seng
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fA new aius'iisT Kiv iakvg wiute silk StO'v
GLOVES JUST RECEIVED. ' .-'w
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All old maids nnd old bachelors
of Omaha, Neb., must get married
within sixty days or pay n heavy
fine, If the city council has tho pow
er to make them do It. "Cowboy"
Mayor Jim Dahlman says ho heartily
approves tho plan and will Blgn (ho
ordlnanco Just as soon as It is passed
by tho council, Tho bill, which will
be Introduced at tho noxt mooting of
tho council, requires all slng'o per
sons between tho ages of 25 nnd 45,
of normal physical nnd mental con
dition, to get married within sixty
dnyB. No excuses nro to bo accepted.
Widows nnd widowers nro exempt.
Fccblc-Mlnded Institute Sites
Continued from pngo ono).
I do not think tho purchnso
placed upon them by tho own-
s cxtrnvngant.
o Hcrron tract Is offered nt
flvo dollars per aero and tho
inagh trnct nt flfty-flvo dollars
icro and tho Baker tract at forty
rs per ncro.
. West favored tho Coleman
and his reasons therofor aro
as follews:
Oswald Went'8 Report.
a member of tho commlttco np-
Red to select a slto for tho pro-
home for tho fceblo minded, I
) report as follews:
iforo looking over tho lnrgo num-
M tracts offored to tho Btnto, Mr.
lo and mysolf discussed tho
of tho proposed Institution,
tore of tho opinion that n tract
Id bo selected that offored trans
ition, good soil. fuoL water nnd
eai building site, was ronsonnblo
rice and not too far from tho
Ith tlioso things In vlow. wo
ully examined all tracts offorod,
a fw which wcro out of tho
ion, on account of locntlon and
nee
se preceding board advised tho
Base of tho Coleman or tho
rs tract, nnd, after careful o-
atlon of tho sovoral tracts, I nm
opinion that these two places
bo most desirable. Tho only Be-
objection to tho Water
h tho question of trans-
tl'B This objection, Mr.
rs ('alms will bo removed by tho
plus cf nn electric railway, and
IU a pear before your honorabb
and explain tho matter fully.
se Cjlemnn tract, In my opln-
offers an Ideal slto for tholnBtltu-
I' U near tho city, is on the rail
; affords a varloty of boII, a quan
f timber, running water and a
to, nnd Is reached by a good wagon
rodd. It Is also within ono nnd
.hroc-fourths miles of tho termlniiB
of tho street railway lino. Tho
Southern Pnclflc railroad traverses
tho tract, and Its main line pnsses
within one-fourth mllo of tho build
ing site. A spur could bo constructed
to tho buildings for tho purpose of
handling building material and oth
er supplies.
"This trnct Includos about ten
farms, nnd contains nbout 1000
ncrcs of land, but, If desired, can bo
reduced to GOO acres without Injury
to tho trnct. Tho avorngo prlco paid
for tho land Is less thnn 75 per
acre."
Tho board has plncod tho roports
on fllo and will at n futuro dnto pasr
definitely on tho selection of ono or
tho other of tlieso tracts. It Is likely
that tho board will tako tho Colo
mnn trnct, but tho solcctlon will not
bo dollnltcly doclded upon later.
Tho Texas Wonder.
Cures all kidney, bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' treatment by
mall for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926
Ollvo street, 8L Louis. Mo. Send
for testimonials. Bold by Btono'i
drug store. dw-iyr
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Some Famous "Dunces."
Nathnnlol Hnwthorno wns thd
dunco of his class. Walter Scott was
told by hid professor that ho was n
dunce.
Doth Napoleon and Wellington
woro dull boya at school, and when
Cllvo won Passy his father Bald he
did not think tho booby had so much
Boiiso. Chalmers, tho loader of tho
Disruption, was expolled from his
school as an Incorrigible dunce.
Qhnttorson was sent homo as a fool,
and Leigh Hunt was considered be
yond all hope. Isaac Newton, the
great oriental scholar, Sir William
Jnnea and Robert Morrison, who
compiled the Immortal Chinese bible
slto for tho buildings nnd dictionary, were all regarded as
extremely auu uoys.
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For tho furtherance of trial mar
rlago principles, tho effect of which,
It is declared, will bo beneficial to
tho human race, Oakland, Snn Rnfael
and Snn Francisco, (Cnl.) residents
hnvo organized a society nnd filed
articles of Incorporation. It is
known as tho "Eugenic 'Association
of California," and reserves tho right
to charter like bodies in other'stntes.
Tho purposo of tho organization n
set forth nro to oncourngo nn Inti
mate ncqunlntanco with tho lnws gov
erning tho propagation of tho human
species, to study nnd oncourngo tho
application of the laws of heredity
to tho Improvement of tho human
family nnd so propngato It through
tho Intermnrrlngo of persons found
best ndaptod .to onch other for tho
upbuilding
kind."
and betterment of man-
WILLAMETTE VS. 111011 SCHOOL.
ie land Is well adapted to diver
faming, and will produce any
needed for the use of this, and
ate Institutions. There arc
-wei.s on tho places and nu
anre of wator can bo had by
njr
H'u
A gravity water system
ly going outside of the
I believed an abundant
water can bo obtained by
and one-half miles from
E F Hni A Mil nlimit fXlft
f ' nhnrA thn htillrilnea would
" rds a good site for a res-
h would give ample pres-
10- f'r nrntorllnn Thnro ll JUf-
'tod the tract to supply
' 'inn with fiul tnr a. nUSl
" The building site Is con
'a U is on an elevation
;- f " higher than the ground
BE n JmlMlnea wnuld face
east f)u.rii thn railroad, and
k-- td Tlew of the moun-
s-'nlundlng country can be
m tbM rwInU
Dfe U .1 Urge groTO of fine
fcribbery near the build-
re h" lb would afford ample
rcf retreitlon grouodi. On
Ml ae Wound nearly all the
alcd ahrubs of Oreson,
lh Iflttle labor, could be;
Ja Ikto a beautiful park-
Woadwfid Koeaut Cure.
'Our little boy had eccema for five
years," write N. A. Adams, Henri
etta, Fa. "Two of our home doctors
Mid the oase u bopeleM, hU lung
being affwted. We then employed
other doctors but ao benefit resulted.
Dy cbanco we read about Electric
Bittern; bought a bottle and soon
noticed Improvement. We continued
this medicine until several bottles
were used, when our boy was com
pletely cured." Best of all blood
medicines aud body building health
tonic. Guranateed at J. 0. Perry'
drug store. 50c,
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Court at Albany.
Judge Galloway convened depart
ment No. 2 of the circuit court at
Albany Tuesday morning. There are
quite a number of cas requiring
judicial and Judicious examination
and they will get It,
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Doa't ry'AUweajr
To be divorced from your appendix.
Thera will be bo occasion for It If
you keep your bow! regular wltb
Dr. King New LW PHU. Tbfclr
action is o gentle (bat the appendix
never baa caase to stake the least
kalldlie site wouM be about coiaplaUt. Cuarat4 by J. 0
Former Issue Challeii(; Which I
Promptly Accepted.
Tho Snlum high school will enter n
team In a tennis match for tho first
tlmo next Snturday. WlllnmoUo
Unlvorslty has sent n chnllongo to
tho high school for a match, which
wob accepted by tho tennis associa
tion nt tho schuol yostorday nUur
nnon, Tho chnllouKu, us nccepled,
was for threo ovonts, men's Hlngloa
and doubles and Indies' Bluglos. ,
' Tho high school team has not yot
boon chosen, nnd tho first olUn I tui
tion tryotits will commence tonight.
Tho ono winning tho ilrst plnco will
play tho slnglot), nnd will nlso play
In tho doubles, together with thn
holder of tho socond plnco. Thuro Is
Home good material In the high
school In tho tennis lino, and there
will bo a scramble for plncos on thn
team. Although they nro all com
paratively new men thoy will no
doubt glvo Wlllamotto a oloso run
Snturday.
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MlftKlotinrlcH Flwlug.
Swatow. China, May 29. Mission
aries nro fleeing horo from tho In
terlor to Bnvo their lives. HuIioIh nro
destroying their property.
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Kteiunhhlp Aground.
Now York. May 29. Tho Btoamor
Kaiser Wllholm dor Grosso was
aground all night, but floated this
morning, and was dooked safely.
Don't Let Talk Take
the Place of Test
Don't let anyone's prejudice or selfish opposition convince
you that any of the "Triangle A" brands are not better
than any other cigars sold at the same price.
That's no way to judge.
You can test it for yourself, and you are the only one
who knows when the cigar suits you.
Smoke any "Triangle A" brand and compare it fairly
with any other cigar sold at the same price.
We are willing to stake the success of our whole business
on public opinion founded on this test.
The experience which has been combined in producing
the American Cigar Company's cigars was acquired from the
operation of nearly 100 of the most famous and successful
factories in Cuba and the United States. And processes of
proper refining and scientific blending mean much to every
smoker.
You can bank on the "Triangle A" sign every time. No
more raw, green, bitter tobacco in your cigars !
Is that worth the trouble ?
The "Triangle A", is the marli that protects you?
zei CREMO
5 cents
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Every box is now extra-wrapped in glassine paper, sealed at each
end with tho "Triangle A" in red. The cigars are kept clean, reh and
in perfect smoking condition until the box is opened.
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY, Manufacturer
llVi: HUXDHKI) HAIHKO.
Great Phhimi'Ik for Dm Coming Live
Stock Show.
Kurokl nt Milwaukee.
Chicago, May 29. Tho Kurokl
party. In charge of General 0. K.
Wood, of tho United States army, vls
ited Milwaukee today.
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A Narrow Kcape.
G. W. Cloyd, a merchant, of
Plunk, Mo., had a narrow escape four
years ago, when be ran a Jttnson bur
Into bis thumb. He says: "The doc
tor wanfsl to amputate It but I
would not consent. I bought a box
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve and that
cured the dangerous wound." 25c
at J. C. Perry's, druggist.
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I'lnger on tin? Movter. i
Aurora. Or. May 29.- One day J
this week, wbllo playing In tho yard
at her home, little Volma IlenU.j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L
Bents, of this olty, hadMbe end of
the third finger of her left hand rat
nJmoit off by a lawn mower She
(.ad her 4-year-old brother. Henry,
were playing with the mower, and
Volma was behind the machine with
br left hand on the r'und, wbu
Henry started the mower, with the
result that her finger was nearly am
putated, only hanging by the Bkln.
Five ititcbea were taken In the
finger, and she will not lose It.
Tho goncVil commlttco Is busy In
tho propnmtlohH of tho big llvostook
show that, la to bo hold In Corvnllls
Juno 7th and 8th. Flvo hundred
dollars has boon raised to bo given
In prizes, nlul It Is expoctod to bring
to town on tho days montlonud nil
tho fnuoy stook In tho county. It 'Is
nlso axpocted that oxhlblts from oth
er countloH will participate In somu
of tho various olnssos In which com
petition Is opou. It wns originally
planned to make tho exhibits Include
poultry, but fanciers doclnred the
season Inapproprlato for a display of
birds and that feature was eliminat
ed. Tho entries will accordingly bo
for cattle, horses, sheep nnd hogs.
Tho exhibit of sheep and hogs will
bo In pens, and tar this purposo per
mission of tliH city council has been
secured for tuo In one of tho side
streuts, perhaps along that sootlon
of thoroughfare, extending from tho
Postofilce to the city hall. Pull two
days will be required In the program
and tho list is becoming so extend
ed that the committee oven fears
that tho period will not bo sumrlent
for their purposes. Assurances a!-J In linker City on Mify 30, whon the
ready received Indlcnto that owners' Hells-Kioto clrnus will Join with tho
of horsos, onttlo, sheep nnd swlno In! people nt linker City In honoring thu
nil parts of tho county nro becoming departed heroes, says a linker Olty
Interested In tho show, nnd thuro is correspondent. On that day n tlmo
not n bit of doubt that tho success- will ho not npnrt when tho business
fill horno show of last year will of thu greut show will be dlspunsud
dwindle Into IntilkMilllcniico coinimr-l with, thu Uvo large bunds will bo
od to tho event for which thu com-
iiillliiit lu nnw nriilinrlnir A full Hat
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oi mu prices ouurcu win uiuum
within n fow days. Corvnllls Times.
ClreiiM Honor (lie )ny.
An unusual scene will bu presented
morcd Into ono, and to tho soft
strains of tho funeral dlrxe, with
HaKs nt half-mnsti tho iiinnnKtrs, ac
tors and employ of ono the great
est shows will march to Mount Hope
ctmotory and thoro decorate the
gruvo of Alexander Prcskorn, one of
thnlr number, who died here In 1904.
mwmwwwt9
The scont of rotea pervades the
breath of the slrl that takes Hollls
ter" Kocky Mountain Tea. Bright
yes, red Hp, good health follow IU
us. 35 eaU, T or Tablet. For
sale at to's 4m w.
THE
i ELEVENTH
I HOUR
It Is not. quite that late In
tho sale of the crockery, glasi
ware and dishes at our store.
Rut they will soon be all gone,
M they aro being sold below
cost, to make room for more
groceries.
I H. M. BRANSON 1
Wmmw 131. 432 State St
iMmiiinamnntiinH
WHEN IN NEED
,Of-
Fire Arms
Ammunition
Cutlery
Dog Collars
Base Ball Goods
Athletic Goods
Croquet Sets
Lawn Tennis
Supplies
,T 1 ifctt HUM I lllllll II ll,
PINE EISHING TACKLE
OUR HOBBY
Remember that we carry a complete ami up to
date stock of the above articles. We would be pfeasad
to taik k over with you.
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