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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. JftllDAY, JUNE 28, 1007.
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STOCKTON
'MISTAKES
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Rush! Rtsh! Rush!
But overyono gets waited on In a courteous mnnnor. Tho public la certainly showing
Its confldonco In
our methods of doing business. The peoplo of this vicinity know full well that wo can bo depended up
on for reliable merchandise at all times, no matter what others may do, no matter what Inducements aro
being held out to tho trading public, wo will and can moot tho prices, quality for quality.
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Elegant Silk Skirts
Dtttmmcts Samples
Twenty-seven black taffeta silk skirts woro Bent us by ono
of our travollng friends especially for this salo. Tho price
aro loss than manufacturers' cost, and you should by- all
means avail yoursolf of this opportunity,
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$14.00 values for $ 7.00
16.00
23.50
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12.00
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Hundreds of Assoc ted WAISTS
Will Be On Sale Today
25
GEACH
Whlto lawns and colored
each.
porcales. Values COc to $2. CO
TiadeWlth People Whom Yoa Know
Drummers' Sample
Sale
of
Waists
1G0 lawn waists, worth from $1.50
to $2.00 each, woro loft by a travel
ing man who was homeward bound
YOUR CHOICE, .$ 1.30.
It does ..not, require salo artists to
hand out these
CUfVrAlNTj
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Raffled
Curtains
at Half
5J Ptjfce
All good valuos,, fairly sparkling
with truo worth.
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TOWELS AND
TOWELING
REDUCED
Boo our window display, of apodal bargains In towols and
toweling, 6 to 20
We Ate Positively En
thusiastic Over Out
Values
And we havo Just reasons to be so. We are encouraged
by tho romarks of our customers, who are unanimous in the
opinion that wo try. to be fair,
FAIR every day In the year. We nevor shirk our responsibility.
Ladies' Stilts
Reduced
Some Half
Some One-tJafrd
Some One-fourth
Some 116.00 to J25.00 values re
duced to $500 ch.
DYSPEPSIA
MAY CAUSE
SPIUNKLIJ OK NOT?
Many Suffcrxira from Stomach
Trouble Xotlco Derangements of
Other Organs and Becomo Alarm
ed Symptoms Disappear When
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the Stomach Is Toned Up.
Indigestion and otomnch iroublo
show many symptoms that aro mis
taken for other complaints. Tho
dyspeptic may easily como to hollovo
that ho Is a sufferer from heart
trouble If wind on tho stomach
causes irregular action of tho vital
organ. Tho lungs nnd kldnoys aro
sometimes affected also by stomach
trouble
Heartburn, hiccough, nlghtmato
and wntorbrash, or sour risings In
tho .throat, aro nil symptoms of
stomnch dlsturbnnco which disap
pear when tho causo is ronchod nnd
tho stomnch toned up.
Mrs. W. T. Clark, of 45 West
Park Btrcct, Rome, N, Y., says: "I
had gastritis, which brought on sink
ing spells for about an hour overy
morning. I was vory weak and
nervous and finally wan compollod
to tako to my bed. My Illness lasted
about four months. For about halt
tho tlmo I was confined to my bed.
I suffered greatly from tho stomnch
Iroublo and norvousnond, but what
alarmed mo most was tho sinking
feeling at tho luart.
"I had read about Dr. Williams'
Pink PIU and whbn eomo of my
frlonds rocommondod tho plllH vory
highly, I decided to glvo thorn a
trial. I bought ono box and by tho
tlmo this was used up tho sinking
spells hnd ceased. I folt hotter but
continued (taking tho pills until I
had used twolvo boxoa. I still kcop
tho pills In tho house, for I bollovo
that they aro a splondtd medicine. I
always recommond Dr. Wllllnmn'
Pink Pills to my frlonds who aro nll
lng for I know thnt thoy will do all
that Is claimed for thorn."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have cor
rected Bcrlous diordora of tho stom
ach, havo rovltallzod tho norvouB
systom and restored to health BUffor
6jfl from sovoro disorders of tho
bjood nnd nerves, For rhoumntlom,
iudlgoBtlon, norvoua headaches,
many forms of wcaknoss and de
bility, Dr. Williams' Pink Pllks aro
rocommondod oven If ordinary rem
edies havo boon tried without re
llof. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills nro sold
by all drugglBts, or sont postpaid on
receipt of prlco, GO conts per box,
six boxoa for $2. GO, by tho Dr. Wil
liams' Mcdlclno Company, Schonoc-
tody, N. Y.
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Excursion Rates.
Ttound trip tickets between all
Points on tho lines In Oregon, Wed-
nqulay and Thursday, July 3 and 4,
1907, at rato of a faro and a third.
Tickets must bo used for going trip
on day of aa)o. Final limit July E.
Stop-ovor privileges not Included.
Minimum rate, 35 cents. Children 5
years of age and under 12, half faro.
"quire for full particulars.
O. L. DARLING.
c"29td Agent.
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I Smoke Glasses
Protect your eye from the glaring
i nn. Wo have them In all slrea and
Rices.
REMEMBER
We do all our own. lease grinding.
You get the beaoat in promptness,
tfeful workmanship, and the prlca
U no small maimer to overlook. Wo
a Bavo you bout. la lm yarn
ta&t with am aceldeet we cam realace
the lecse the mm day they are left
ua tu.
CHAS. H. HINGES
1!J cml JKr, Craimte OftMa.
CHOPPERS
IN SALEM
TONIGHT
Woodmen of the World Will Initiate
Large Class TWs Evening
Ono of the largest class Initiations
held In Salem for some tlmo will be
conducted by tho Woodmen of tho
World In Hoi man hall, on State
street this evening, when 35 add!-
dates will be added to tho large army
of choppers. Tho exercises will bo
conducted by .Post Consul Com
mander L. H. Fletcher, assisted by
Consul Commander A. L. Fraser, of
Salem camp, No. 118.
Invitations have been sent to sev
eral of the nearby camps, and a
large delegation of out of town chop
per J expected to be present. Tke
Marion camp U said to kave captured
19 eaadklU reeeatly, aad will ar
ralga tfcess before tk Wosdme
goat tonight to show causo, It any,
why thoy should not be "butted In."
After tho Initiatory exorcises tho
members of tho local camjv and tho
Sllvor Bell Clrclo will servo a sub
stantial banquet to tho visiting
Woodmen, and a social hour will bo
onjoyod.
Totter Cured.
A lady customer of ours bad suffer
ed with tetter for two or throe years.
It got bo bad on her bands that she
could not attend to hor housohold
duties. Ono box of Chamberlain's
Salve cured her. Chamberlain's
medicines glvo splondid satisfaction
in this community. M. II. Rodney
& Co,, Almond, Ala. Chamberlain's
medicine are for sale by Dr. Stone's
drug store.
The Choice of Evil.
"Well, oUl man," said Slnnlckson,
after tho performance, "I certainly
was surprised to oo you In private
theatricals."
"Yes replied BrlgbUy, "but, you
see, if I didn't appear oa the stage
I'd probably' sava to sit la the a
dfeaee and be sored to death."-
Harvest Han Begun.
IIormlBton, Oro., Juno 28. Tho
cutting of tho first flold of whoat In
Umotila county wus bogun Wednes
day, whon a bonding crow ontorod
tho ICO-ncro flold of Thad Barnoa,
six mlAon from Hormlston. Sovora 1
other Holds will mo harvuatod within
u fow days In tho samo section, and ir
bumpor crop Is assured, as tho grain i
U about past all danger of Injury. '
Tho crop yield In this locality is
Interesting from tho fact that until
within tho past fow years much of
tho land now seeded was considered
too dry for anything but Uxards and
Jackrabblts It l now yielding mag
nificent, crops, and Hormlston farm
ors havo predloted that tho Barnui
grain will run as high as 50 buahols
to tho aero. A IwtHor kuowlcdgo of
dry-land farming and in oro rain dur
ing tho past fow years- accounts for
tho chango In tho condition of this
country. This acason has also been
one of exceptional advantage to
growing grain. A largo amount of
ruin, usually falling at tho needed
times, nnd warm growing weather,
without oxcc&ulvo heat, havo all com
bined to prod u co what will bo ono of
Umatll!n county's greatoat whoat
crops.
In tho mlchllo and northern por
tion of tho county tho wheat Is from
two or four wooks lator than that
on tho Columbia River ulopo, nnd
tho yield Is uVways hotter. Ideal
weather conditions provall all ov-r
tho county, A heavy rain of last
wook, which is always dcalred In
Juno, lias been followed by Urlgh't,
warm weather. Eastern Oregon
farmers always fool assured of a big
and safo ylcfld If thoy havo a good
rain In tho latter part of June.. This
year thoy havo had ono In tho mlddb
of the month, and another ono about
s. waek later.
Coasiderable hay was down during
the last rals, but as muck of It was
in tke eock no damage is resorted.
it a good crop will be kad la all
BttsMiimi
Thirty Reasons Said to -Havo Keen
Advanced.
Ono of Salem's prominent business
men aftor canvassing tho business
section of tho city In ordor to ascer
tain tho number who would bo will
ing to spond a llttlo "chlck-a-mun"
onch weok to havo tho stroot In front
of tholr placo of business sprinkled
dally to aid tho oil In kooplngdown
tho duat and moderating tho tompor
aturo was confronted with tho fol
lowing thirty roasono for not sprink
ling: 1. "Well, tho .rest will not pay."
2. "Woll, It costo too much."
3. "Why don't thoy oil tho Btroot?"
4. "Tho city should do tho sprink
ling." 5. "Wo aro going to pavo and
there is no use."
C. "Well, I don't got tho dust
from In front of my store."
7. "Lot tho othor follow sprlnklo
all ho wants ,to, I won't."
8. "Tho dust don't hurt mo any."
9. "Woll, I can't afford It."
10. "I am willing to pny $1.00 and
that Is enough.' '
11. "I 'rofuso to pay for cross
otreota, but you can go ahead and It
you koop down tho dust I will pay
15c per weok."
12. "Tho dust don't hurt any
thing, It la good for us."
13. "My nnmo la Rip Van Wlnklo
and I rofuso to spond a cont on tho
wator wagon."
14. "I signed up and why don't
tho Bprlnklor wngon run."
1G. "Oh, It is going to rain."
1G. "Whon tho dust gots too thick
I can cloio tho doors."
17. "Tho duat don't hurt that
fruit any. It nniot bo washod any
way boforo you can oat It."
18. "I got all my duat from that
sldo street."
10. "Ft Is juati ono continual do
not. Why don't tho property owners
Bprlnklo?"
20. "Woll, I can't afford to
flpriuUlo and donate to tho Fourth of
July too. "
21. "Tho dunt does not blow In on
this sldo of tho ntrooU"
22. "Oh, what's tho uso."
23. Skldoo. "I havo a barrel of oil
and whon tho rest got ready to oil I
will put It down lu front of my
storo."
24. "Who Is going to sprlnklo In
front of that ompfy store or that lot
ovor thoro?"
25. "Wo can stand tho dust until
tho oil gots horo."
26. "It has rnlned for sovora! days
and I don't Intend paying for what
has boon done"
27. "Don't wasto you tlmo on
mo. I won't pay for It."
28. "I won't pay unless ovory ono
along tho otroot Bprlnklos."
20. "I havo trlod It -Its Jti8t a
wasto of money."
30. "You go to . I havo paid
out tho last oont I am going 'to,
fighting dust utrccU."
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths
There is a disease prevailing lit this
country moat dangerous because so deoep
live. iUanyKti(iUm
deaths are caused
by it heart dis
ease, pncnmoHift,
heart failure er
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease, i If
kidney trouble-is
allowed toadvaiice
the klduey-pole-cd
blood will at-
rf-it.!...! naiifltlllf fialflri1..ff
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
brenk down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost nlways-rclt
from a derangement of the kidneys attd
a cure la obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake By
H
I at It
taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through' the day,
and to get up many times during the
night. The mild nnd tho extraordinary
effect o Swamp-Root is Boon realized.
It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and Is
sold by all dniKtristu in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery nnd a book that tells all about.it,
both scut free by mail. Address, Dr. Kit?
mcr Si, Co.. Binchamtou. N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the uamc,Swamp
Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
address, Biughamton, N. Y., on every
bottle.
After Ten Years.
Mr. O. L. Stephenson, of Potorsbor
ough, Ont., says: "For ovor ton
yonrs I suffered constantly with Pllos
first Itching, thou Blooding; pnlu al
most unbearable; llfo a bunion.
Trlod everything In vnln till I usd
Dr. Loonhardt's IIom-Roid.
"I had takon but a fow doaoa whon
I began to notico an improvomont
I docldod to koop on, and now aftor
using three boxoa I am glad to say
I am complotoly curod. My goneral
health has also greatly lmprovod.
It glvos mo great pleasure to roconi
mond Horn-Hold to all stiff erors with
Piles, and I fool convinced that what
it has done for me it will surely do
for thorn."
..Price $1.00. Dr. I.conhardt Co.,
Niagara Falls, N. Y Proprietors,
Bold by Dr. 8. C, Htono, Salem.
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Marriage Licenses,
County Clerk Alien has Issued
marriage llconsos to Willis Davis,
agod 31, and Oortrudo Johnson,
aged 27, both of Hubbard. C, J.
Thomas witness; and to Jns, Ira
Blackburn, agod 27 and Mlnnlo Pearl
Ridgcway, aged 19, both of Salem.
Troy Branson wllnoss,
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Ancient Rome
la now merely a memory of the past
Ballard's Snow Liniment la tke fam
ily liniment of the twentieth eentury,
Transfers of Real Kstwto
Tho following deed a hnvo been
plncod on record In tho offlco of the
Marlon county rocerdor:
J S. II. Walker ot ux to D.
A. Torry, lota 1 nd 12
Hampdon Park In Marlon
county, w. d $
A, Barnhan ot ux to J. A.
Lovosquo, part ot lot 2,
btook 2, addition "B'k to
Woodburn, w. d. ...;....
W. J. Taylor ot ux to James
C. Young, lota 5 and G,
block 2, Sottlomlcr'B addi
tion to Woodburn, w. d. -r;
William SalzBlodor to J. T&
Rodgors, parcel of land In
Woodburn, if, d
II. A. Snydor ct ux to Joseph
Erbslnnd, land In, Marlon
county, w. d '. . .
A. nnd M. S. Smith to Ed.
Dlttor, iland In Marlon
county, w. ,d.
Asahol Bush to Honry
Probst, lota 11 and 12,
block 14, Englewood addi
tion to Balom, w, d. . , .
Abuor Lowls ot ux to Chas.
K. Taylor, 186.08 acres
noros In t 8 s, r 3 w. d. , .
J. S. II. Walker ot ux to D.
A. Torry, lota 1 and 12,
Hampdon Park, w. d,...,
W. II. Broylcs ct al to J, A.
Lovohquo, 8 Qf lot 1,
block 2, and part of lot 2,
blook 2, addition "B" to
Woodburn, w, d ...,'....
Thos. Osbom ot ux to V, II.
Mnssoy, otn 1, 2, 3 nnd 4
Mock 13, Rlvorvlow Park,
Salem, w. d
John W. Jory ot nl to Marlon
county land In Marlon
county, w. d
II. J. Ottenheimer et ux, to
Chas. Zoller, land in Mar
lon county, a,eod , ,
W. F. SchuMor otux to A. A.
Mlllor, parcel ot land In
Jefferson, w, d
P, 8. Bonn to Adolph Wolf,
'tot 5 .Anion's addition to
Sllvorton, and 4-'Hcroa'iu t
a, r'l w, q. c At' ,;...'.. 1
A. nnd J. Scollard etxal to'H, ,
H. Zap, lota 1 to 8, block
4 GorvaiB, w. d ', . l
Patrick Kolly to Allco Scol
nard ot al., lots 1 to 8,
block 4, Oorvalo, vr. d,' . . 1
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Mrs. O, W, Hobuou has gone to As
toria for a summer's outing.
1000
1,800
GOO
600
GOO
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120
7000
2000
2000
400
100
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20,000
1,820
Bakory,
FOR UNCLK HAM'B
BIRTHDAY
feast wo will havo tho choicest
breads, plos and ornamental and,
fancy . cakes, plos and pastry.
On tho glorious 4 th you can regale
vnnrnfilf wlHi tlm rvo ,inii.u..
A it4l..v dta.aA m THiAitHiaftl.m I MWItHVHl
Burns, Cuts, gpralas, Neuralgia, te.t,T1aVnpu, ',MU
Mr. O. II. Runyoa, gtanberry, Ho.,
writes: "I have used Snow Llnlmeat
for Rheumatism aad all pais. I
can't say enoi;gh In Its praise." Bold
by D. J. Fry.
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Tho Allotment.
Borrlcs aro within, I see,
Common peoplo's reach;
For wp boarders get for tea
Sovon berles each.
Louisvifle Courior-Jouraal,
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Fer stonack troHbles, MlleHftM
sad eoaatlsatlea try Chamkerlala's
sHosaaek asd Uver Tablets, tfaay
rsaarkable cre have k elfeeUd
by tkm. Prise 21 eeats. SaMsles
free. Fer sale by lr. sHmm's drag
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