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PAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAMM, OKSGON FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 007.
BARGAINS IN EMBROIDERIES
On Account of the Enormous Selling in Otr Embroidery Section Daring Oar Fire Sale, We Have a Great Lot of Remnants and Short Lengths of New Patter '
W4Wi
Offer at ONE-HALF to ONE-THIRD Original Prices
Stetson Hats, fire Sale - - $2.45
Arrow Brand Collars, fire sale 10c
1 0c Men's Socks, fire sale - - 5c
$1.50 to $2.50 Dress Skirts,
fire sale - 45c
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Canvas Gloves, fire sale 6 for - 25c
$1.50 to $2.25 Kid Gloves, fire
sale ----- 95c
Dress Goods in tan and grey mix
tures, checks and Hlf PfSs
stripes, 50c to $2.25 rilUS
Lace Curtains and Draperies
At a Great Bargain
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$1 .00 Muslin Petticoats, llrej
$1 .50 Muslin Drawers, fire sale .
75c Corset Covers, fire sale
$2.25 Muslin Gowns, fire sale $1
JOS. MEYERS & SONS, Inc., Stock
Pacific Coast Sale Promoters In Charge
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PANAMA HATS
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CITY NEWS
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A Collodion of Important Par- X
njcnipha for Your Consideration
'f
Souvenir I'oiinU
New eubJectB today. Hi Pntton'a.
(I'Jnno llccltnl
Given by tho pupils of Miss Eva
Cox, assisted by Miss Vera Byars,
render, at the Christian church this
Jcvoning, Juno 28'th, at 8: ID o'clock.
Tho public .is cordiaHy invited.
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Don't Forget Uio Dnnco
Friday night at tho Auditorium Bknt-
ing rink.
bought at tho Yokohama Tea store.
Call early.
Concert
At tho "Spa" Friday night.
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PERSONALS 1WALK
I I I I I 1 I I I I I 8 I I I I I I I I I I I III'
Woodmen
Of tho World dnnco nt
rink, ovonlng of July 4th.
Hub nought Property-
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Johnson aro
Bleating (nt Newport, and it scorns that Qoorgo
Will Ilrnncli Out
O. C. Whlto. who has been em-
, ployed In tho Fushlon stables for sev
eral, years past, Is about to go to
Falls City to opon a llvory stablo of
IiIb own, and many Salem frlonds
wish him success In his now enterprise.
OUT OF
PRISON
2t
Paiico at tho Auditorium
Noxt Friday night. Excellent
floor and music. 2t
8hpv What Anient Can Do
Tho slngora of Sulom aro urged to
nttond tho rehearsals of tho Fourth
of July chorus, at tho University
chapel, this evening and Monday ov
onlng at 8 o'otock. It Ih tho deelro of
W. la not thoro solely "for his
health," for ho hns bought a MOO
lot, and proposes to put up a cottago
for futuro uso or for speculation. Ho j
has moro fun than anybody.
Everybody Is Invited
To nttond th'o danco nt tho
on tho Fourth of July. ,
rink
2t
An 'Inspiring Sight
To go up on Twelfth street theso
tho management thnt tho singers ro- days nnd witness tho nctlvlty about
spond to thin call, and lot tho music tho Mutual cannory Is indeed an ln
bo a fair saniplo of what Salem can spiring sight for any person- Inter-
do, musically.
Don't Forget
ostod In tho prosperity nnd growth
of Salem. Nearly 200 peoplo aro om-
'ployod In tho building, nnd hundreds
Tho big dunoa at tho Bkntlng rink of fruit growers dlBposo of their pro-
Atteutiou
All Socialists nnd sympathizers
nro requested to bo present" tonight
nt Commorclnl hall, comer Center
nnd Commorclnl streets, nt 8 o'clock
sharp. Business Important.
COMMITTEE.
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MINOItS IN HIS SALOON.
P. M. Lathrop left today for As
toria on business.
Mr and Mrs. H. D. Lockhard have
gono to Coburg to visit frlonds.
Mrs. S. Chaso went to Turner
this morning to attend the camp
mooting. v
Mrs. M. Walter and daughter will
leavo July 4 tli for an extonded trip
in Minnesota.
II. B. Stowart of Eureka, Califor
nia, is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dee
of North Snlom. - money by false pretens. Received
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Dee, now of .Soptombor 17, 1905.
Under tho decision of Judgo Gal-
jloway, in tho habeas corpus caso of
R. E. Berry, tho following prisoners
woro discharged from tho pen yester
day: H. Dorby, sont front Baker county,
sorved threo years for obtaining
Hill Aiidei-Hon Says Ho Can't Keep
Them Out.
Portland, Arrived this morning to
visit Sal cm relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Her nnd chil
dren havo gono to St. Martin's
Springs for a summer's outing.
Mrs. F. E. Holman and children.
Frank Meyor, sent from C6os
county for one year for larceny. Re
ceived September 19, 190C.
James Calwoll, sont from Malheur
county for mnnalaughtcr for six
years. Received September 20, 1904.
duota dally. It is no uncommon
thing to boo vohlclcs loaded with
borrles and cherries lined up await
ing thoir turn, reaching from tho
cannory up to Stato strcot, whllo a
tho 4th of July, In tho ovonlng. Mu
sic to bo furnished by first-class or
chestra. 2t
Tlirro Hundred Hoys Wanted
Tho comical parndo for tho Fourth dozen nctlvo young mon aro busy
of July colobratlon in Snlom will ho hustling In tho fruit nnd weighing It
a mllo long. Three hundrod lioyB up. Good prices nro being pnld for
nro wanted to nssumo various char- fruit, nnd tho employes got good
aotorw In tho parndo. Liberal prizes wngoa, nit of which plncos coin in clr-
nno offored for every chnrnctor. This culatlon, nnd assists In building up
will bo tho bout nnd biggest comical our city. Two years ngo, when tho
pnrado over hold In Snlom. Boys Snlom Commercial Club took up tho
who want to bo In It wIM plonso ro- matter of a cannory tho market hero
port to F. A. Kurtz, chairman of tho was vory poor. By a Hit' hustling
committee, at his meat mnrkot, 277 stook subscriptions woro secured suf
Commorclal atmec. iflclont to gunrantoo tho project. Thd
lilrst sonsou wan a success, nnd overy
dollar put Into It hns provon a good
Investment, for Uiobo who wished It
July Fourth
Is tho night of tho big dnnco to bo
glvon by tho Woodman of tho World .woro onabled to Bell their stock, nnd
nt tho rink.
Concert
At tho "Spa" Friday night.
2t I nit rocolvcd a neat dlvldond on tho
snme. That Is tho way to build up
a city, nnd Snlom Is missing no op-
2t portunlty to push ahead.
Bill Andorson is in troublo ngnln.
This tlmo on account of allowing
minors In his Bnloon. Ono would
think Bill, wns old enough, nnd had
had oxporlenco onough not to violate
tho law In thnt manner, but tho fact
who havo been viBltlng In tho city, ) N. J. Snylor, Clackamas, for rob
navo roturneu to thojr homo In Sil- bery, 4 years. Received September
30, 1904.
Goo. Brooks.
Multnomah, burg
Received April 1,
vorton.
Miss Edith A. Slvcar has gon to
Portland, on routo to her homo in lary, 14 years.
Tocoma, after a visit to Mrs. T. R. 1897.
Bowloy, of this city. ' j B. Dudloy, Multnomah, larceny, 7
Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Mott wont to years. Received August 4, 1903.
Portland today. Tho doctor will at- Thosa discharged today It Is bc
tond tho meeting of tho Oregon Stato lloved clears tho record, though ono
Is tho older ho gets tho worso ho Is.
Ho was taken to task about It this Eclectic Association, which convenes or two moro may bo found on com'
morning, nnd sots up In his dofenso jthero todny. 'plotlon of tho examination of tho
that ho hns tried overy wny to keep Vrot. E. II. Andorson, president books. Thoy nre:
tho youngsters out of his plnco, but of tho Sunday school association in R. E. Borry, forgery, Umatilla, C
thoy sneak In in splto of him. Their i Marlon county, loft (this morning years.
fdlks nro to blnmo for not giving for Eugene to nttond tho stato Sun-1 Lestor Lowls, lnrcony, Clncknmns,
thorn a spanking and keeping thorn tiny school) convontlon which con- 3 years.
nt homo. It is only recently thoy jvened thero yesterday,
hnvo begun bothering him. Thoro Professors Mnry E. Reynolds, W.
nro threo of .tho young follows, nnd E. Kirk, Lowls Bnch nnd J. T. Mntth
Johnny Bnkor Is tho worst of tho ows havo gono to Newport where
Ajid Brought Their ..
Tho gontitemon wlm ,...,... .
active members of tho HlcW
Romody Conn.nnv i, ""yUrlc
tUodt wU- -u
carload of their supply
have also arrived. ThVAJ?
Garber. nccomnnniwj t. ,..'
andherslMrsX;
Mrs. o. W. Hoar, and Mr. P
Hoar. Also W. W. ThornHS
faml y wll fntift, i- .'
These peoplo aro butfy eW to
day in having their freight hauW
In tho Schrelber building, and aleo
looking up places of residence for
their futuro ImmM TM i
.w, ,ra(w,
prlso and theso new families wfci b
mado welcomo to tho capital dty rf
Oregon.
Ballan, larceny, Bnkor, 1
lnrcony, Baker, 1
bunch. What makes it more -annoying
to Andorson Ib that thoy all claim
to bo of ago, Tho Baker boy will
look Bill right in tho oyo nnd stick
I J. D.
year.
Geo. Martin,
year.
Charles McArthur, robbery, Jose
phlno, C years.
John Carthoy, burglary, Washlng-
thoy will begin their duties as teach
ors In tho summor normal which
will opon in Newport next Monday.
aus. James Rogers of Tho Dalles on, 4 years.
to It that ho has boon accustomed to nnd children nro tho guests of Mr. j' Joo La Barge, burglary, Umntllln,
iukiiik n uruiK wnonovor no ion iiko '"uu ur. onns nowara oi mis cuy, .5 yonrs.
it over slnco 1829, whon ho pneked Mrs. Rogers is a sister of Mr. How
wator and applojnck to tho hnrvost ard.
Miss Nina Johnson, who has been
teaching music In tho Drain normal, And
returned to hor homo In this city last
ovonlng. Hor sister, Miss Gertrude,
hands back East. John Mlnto Ib an
othor of those whom Bill is accused
of allowing to enter his plnco and
Bonny Hnydon completes tho trio.
EUGENE WANTS RAILROAD.
Remember tho Dunro
Glvon nt tho Auditorium skating
Salem Housekeepers (years. Tho-Bakor boy is 91, and a
Romombor tho Yokohama Tea 'sort of loader. Tho Mlnto boy is
rink noxt Friday ovonlng by tho M. store Is giving nwny a Gorman china only S9, and It Is thought would bo
W. A. Excollont floor, good muslo sugar bowl and oroamor, worth 50, onEy managed If kopt nwny from
nnu a nno tlmo nBaurod.
doueert
At tho "Spa" Friday night.
Tho comblnod ago of tho gnng Is 2G7 who has been a member of tho fncul
ty at Philomath, Is also in tho city
to spend tho summer.
Mrs. Will Skiff returned this
morning to Newport to resume her
liflntH, with every $1.00 purchase. It tho Baker boy's Influonc Bonny isummor's vacation, after spending a
2t
is n great offer, and tho articles must Hnydon Is n bright little follow, only
bo soon to bo appreciated. 87, but ho glvos promise of making
Jr good citizen, if his youthful foot
A CJreat (Jirt can bo stoored In itho right patlis.
Tho decorated China croam pitch- Bill says ho Is trying to kIvo them
Tho dnnco at tho rink 4th of July, oi nnd PUgnr bowl, worth 50c, froo good ndvlco, but thoy want somo
in tho ovonlng. 2t with ovor $1.00 worth of goods thing stronger.
Ho Kuro to Attend-
Boys and
Little Gents
SHOES
ALVA SMITH INJURED.
Stayton
Man Meets With
.ecidcnt.
Peculiar
New Soft Solo Baby Shoes. Twonty-soven. cases of Baby shoos
expoctod dally. Watch for thorn for July 4th, Lots of chil
dren's saudnls, and moro coming. Oxfords, all styles, for all kinds
of peoplo, Mlssos shoos n specialty.
Salem Shoe Store
EYRE & MAPLEFKORPE
Injuries which It Is feared will re
sult fatally, wero roaelvvd by Alva
Smith, a promlnont shoo dealer of
Stayton, Wednesday aftornoon, whllo
ho wns ongnginl In unloading a
wagon of balod Uny. Mr. Smith en
denvored to pull tho hooks out of a
bnlo which had been unloaded from
the wagon, nnd In somo way .tho
heavy iron hooks slipped suddenly,
and flying back with great forco
woro drlvon Into his body. Tho
hooks ontorod Mr. Smith's back just
nbovo tho kidneys and ponotratod
through to tho lungs. Tho wouuds
Inflicted were very largo nnd of such
a naturo that tho injured man lost
much btood boforo medical nld was
secured.
Dr. Brewer, of Stayton, was sum
moned, and rendered what help ho
could lu alleviating tho man's suffering.
day visiting her homo In this city.
Sho reports thnt tho city by tho sea
Is vory lively this soason. Thoro
aro many permanent improvements
bolug mado and tho crowd of camp
ers is large for tho time of year.
Among tho Salomltes at tho beach
are: J. W, Johnson nnd family,
Mr. and Mrs. A. McGtll, Hon. Claud
Gatoh and family, Charles Wellor,
Dan Fry and family and Mr, and
Mrs. George Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wall, of Se
attle, aro In tho city visiting tho fam
ilies of A. Klein and J. W, Wlllson
for a fow wooks. Mr. Wall is super
intendent of delivery in tho Seattle
postoflloe, and is taking his annual
vacation. He Is pleased with Salem.
Mrs. Wall was Miss Alice Stowoll,
who formerly mado hor home In Salem.
o - -
Takes Steps Toward Its
structiou.
Con-
Tonight.
If you woud enjoy tomorrow Uk
Chamborlaln's Stomach and Lire.
Tablota tonight. They prsdwn
ngrocablo laxative effect, dev to
head and clean) the tteweh
Prlco, 25 conts. Beraplw free at Dr
Stono's drug store.
o
Man-Jago licenses.
Mnrrlngo licenses were this morn
ing Issued to Wm. W. Roblneoa,
nged 20, nnd Charity Ellen Potter,
aged 17, both of Chcm&va; Asi
Potter witness.
Hnns Holverson, of Washington,
nged 28, nnd Mabel Sherlock, of SU
vorton, aged 23; II. A. Cupptftne.
Norwich Union Fire
InstKwice SecWy
Frank Meredith, Realdwt Ar.
Office with Win. Drown Ce., S.
129 Commercial street
..MONEY TO LOAN.
TH0HASK.F0M
Over Ladd & Bush'a Bsk. Whs, Of.
NEW TODAY
There Aro Few
Peoplo who know how to tako care
of thorasolvea tho majority do not, is to bo held by local people, and tho
Tho liver is a most important organ 'road is never to bo sold to the South-
Tho Eugene business men's com
mittee, which hns been quietly solic
iting stock during tho past fow
weeks for tho proposed railroad from
Eugene to Sluslaw, In order to con
nect with tho Pacific ocean, has
reached that point where tho mem
bors Bay tho project seems almost as
sured, Up to this time it hns been
thought best to keep tho rantter out
of tho papors, but now that tho com
mltteo has secured what It went nf
tor, a big mass meeting will be
called hore for July 3, at 2 o'clock,
when the farmers and citizens from
outside of Eugene will have a chance
to show their Interest.
Already $40,000 has been sub
scribed, and many Eugene people
have uot yet been seen. It Is pro
posed to ralso a like sum at this
meeting, In which case tho work of
construction will begin nt once.
Stophen Carver, who built the road
from Vale to Ontario, is nt the head
of tho enterprise in co-operntlon with
tho business men of Eugene. Ho
proposes to take stock equal to the
amount subscribed by the citizens of
Lane county. Tho mnjorlty of stock
In tho body. Herbine will keep it In
condition. V. C. Slmpkins, Alba,
Texas, writes: "I have used Herbine
for Shllla and Fever and find it the
best medicine I ever used. I would
not be without It, It Is m gooo4 for
children as 1-t is for grown-up people
and I recommend it. It Is fine for
La Grippe." Sold by D. J. Fry.
eru Pacific Company. Tho right of
way has been secured for several
miloa
The plan is to enter Eugene from
tho west and build -to the head of
tidewater, or possibly on to Flor
ence, Tho timber belt that would bo
tapped Is as fine as can be found any
where in tho world.
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Wanted. Four hundred cordf,
. . iu r acJ.
or less, ot oiu grow" "' " '
dollvered at Salem India km
Edwin L. Cualcraft, gupwW-
ont. - .
Wanted Board and room to r
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vato lamny u "" a.
children. Must bo close to. ?
dress "X, care Journal.
For SsleSereral houMi ito JJ.
and farm wnoa i "-r.
it.l M.tlnnnl TJanK. " m
(UUt J,w -
Just Receivd
A Shipment of fine
Limberger
ami
Cream Brick
Cheese
Try Them and
Be Com1
Moir Grocery
Company