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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
JNO. F. CORDRAY, Manager
Friday Eve, September J3
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY
The Laughing Success of New York and London
Have You Seen It? I Have.
JYiRS.
TEMPLE'S
TELEGRAM
Presented by a Company of Comedians, Headed by
Franklyn Undetwood
NOTE THE PRICES
FlrBt 3 rows orchostrn ? .7ft
Last G rows orchestra , ' 1.00
First 3 rows dresH clrclo , 1.00
Next 2 rowt) dross clrclo 70
Last 2 rows tlroHH clrclo 50
Flrat 3 rows balcony 1.00
Next row balcony 7G
Last row Imlcony 50
(lnllory 25
)ox Hun'H , 1.00
Sent Bale- at box olllco, Friday at 0 a. in.
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imiiieiitiiiiif nf nn8if iinio
MISS M. D. EVANS
Will lmvo on display ovory day this wook now nnd nobby lints of
tho latoBt doslgnB. Our Btylo nnd quality nro not to bo found olae
whore. Our FI8K nnd TAILORED hats nro exclusive Wo will bo
plonsod to lmvo you call and boo our ologant display.
. . . MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Second Floor, Store of Jos. Meyers & Sons
UallBtiiiiiiitnftiirtmlM'M'ftlata,''Mlal'MI,IIIIB',B''l,l',Mi
X-RAYS
A Buhomo Ib on foot to reopen the
dotunct Portland Having Dank, and
retain Mooro as olinlrninn and Mor
ris an cnBhlor. Tho plan la to lmvo
tho depositors Bubecrlbo to tho stock'
tltiiB becoming partners to tholr own
Jlnnnclnl exploiting. Tho blanka for
nubBcrlptlona do not say whuthor tho
subscribers arc aleo to load thom
hoIvch with tho rJstucndn vonturo,
tho Drain branch bank, tho other lit
tle one In Southern Oregon, tho Cra
tor l.nkd railroad, etc., or not. Some
pcoplo know whon they have enough
of ti Kood thing, and boiho do not.
Dr. Urn . Molntyro delivered n loc
turo In Seattle Sunday on tho nub
Jeet "Tho Power of the Club." Tho
lady leave out the most Important
factor In tho subjoot. nB bo much do
pondn on the person who wlolds tho
club.
Senator Allison, of Iowa, la SO
yenni old. He has beun In tho Unit
ed States HtiiHto 3-1 years, and In tho
lower house eight years, and has two
yenra of an unexpired term yet to
servo. In splto of his year ami long
yonra of public pap. ho nnnounc.w
that ho will run again, lie la as
hard to woflti aa some of the Infant
Industrie, and almost aa old.
A FINE NUMIIKR.
Oregon
Jouiii... rviebnitffl
Anniversary.
Fifth
'Kh1oiM by tho Country.
"Tho most popular remedy In
Oteogo county, and tho best friend of
my family," writes Win. M. Dlotc.
editor and publisher of tho Otsego
Journal, Ollbortsvillo, N. Y , "Is Dr.
King New Dlscorory. It has proved
to bo nn Infallible euro for coughs
and colds, making short work of tho
Tforst of thorn. Wo always keep n
liottle In tho house. I believe It to be
the most vsluablo prescription known
for lung and throat diseases." Guar
anteed to never disappoint tho taker,
by J. O, Porry'a drug store. Prloo 50c
nd $.1.00. Trial bottle tree. .
Tho Oregon Journal anniversary
number Is one that would bo u cred
it to any publication In tho world.
Its magazlno fenturo la magnificent,
being filled with vIowb of Orogon's
grandest sconory, and that Is tho
best nnd most beautiful on earth.
Tho descriptive mnttor la woll writ
ten, woll chosen and contains tho
kind of Information that will mnko
people of tho Hast, who aro fortu
nate enough to get hold of It, sit up
and do somo thinking. Tho Port
land Chamber of Commerco and oth
er Hlmllar Institutions could not do
better than to sond 100,000 copies,
or moro, If they could, for tho more
tho bettor, to tho Hast. That kind
of ix solid shot whon It hits a man
brings him, and Is worth a thousand
of the papor wads usually tired
through tho Immigration soclotles,
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They Know It.
Thousands of people- throughout
tho country know thnt the ordinary
rumodlra for Plica ointment, sup
positories nud local appliances will
uot cure,
Tho best of thorn only bring pass
tablet taken Internally thnt romoves
tho causo of Piles, honco tho euro la
permanent. Kvory pnekngo sold car
ries a guarantee with It.
It Is perfectly harmless to tho most
dollonto constitution. Sold nt 11.00.
Dr. Loonhnrdt Co., Nlngara Falls, N.
V., Proprietors. Sold by S. a Stone,
Salem.
Dr. I.Qonhnrdt's Horn-Hold Is n
lug relief.
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So Sliighmr,
"Funny," said Rnrotop, "but thoro
was a time when tho harbors used to
speak of my hair,"
"You moan before you began to
get bald?" asked hia friend.
"Yes. Now they speak of my
hairs." Philadelphia Press,
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WANTS
ANOTHER
TERM
Allison Is 80 Years Old, lias Dccn In
the Senate 34, and In the House
8 Years, Out Wants More
Wp rp?refc verv much to put the price of Furnihiro
cost in Salem, for it works a hardship on our compete
UUt VYK liaVtkS UCtluu iv ivo-s -"v.vVtr0l
stock into cash.
A dispatch from Dos Moines, Iowa,
somo two weeks ago Illustrates the
tcnaclousnosB with which an ofllco.
holder hnngs on to his Job. The dis
patch says: ,
Announcement of the candidacy
of Senator William Boyd Allison for
a seventh term mado formally thlb
week surprised no ono, because poli
ticians genornly understood that he
would enter tho race. His extreme
ago will bo mado tho sole issue of
tho contest that Governor Albert 13.
Cummins who will oppos'o him will
rniso. Tho governor has not formal
ly announced his enndidncy, but n
seml-nuthorltntlvo statement In tho
early spring Informed tho people of
his Intentions.
Mr. Allison will bo 80 yonrs old
tho day before his sixth torm as Uni
ted States Bonator expires, In March,
1909. Governor Cummins is 57.
Tho campaign will turn on tho ques
tion whether tho atato should re
elect for six years a man of Mr.
Allison's ago. No ono dreams of
making any attnek on his record or
personality. Friends of tho govern
or hold that as President Roosevelt
has said that tho progressive fight
In congross is only half over tho
atato would hotter sond a youngor
man to tho senato.
Tho pooplo will lmvo next spring
their first chanco to express their
proforonno ns to tho aonntorshlp at
tho Initial trial of tho now primary
law. Undor this tho pooplo lmvo thu
right to votctholr proforenco for tho
senntorshlp, tho theory of tho law
being that tho loglslaturo elected
noxt yenr will chooso the man nomi
nated by tho voters of tho dominant
party.
It is on account of this law that
tho formal announcement has been
mndo by Senator Allison. Governor
Cummins will follow formally In duo
tlmo, nnd each will secure tho inser
tion of his name on tho ofllclnl bal
lot for tho Republican primaries the
Bccoml Tucsdny In Juno. Tho ono
who thon shall recolvo a majority of
tho Ropubllcnn votes will bo tho
party candidate and tho loglslaturo
Is expected to enrry out tho oxpross
od will of tho voters. Thoro have
boon whlBporu that tho legislature.
If tho standpatters control, will
oloct Mr. Allison whother or not ho
rccolves a majority nt tho primary,
but this Is not credited by tho poli
ticians. Senator Allison will lmvo sorvod
tho people of Iown In tho United
States sonato for 3C years at tho end
of his sixth torm, In March, 1909.
Prior to that ho was In tho national
houso for olght yoars, thus giving
him n congressional rocord of -1 1
yonrs. Ho never has had a light to
retain his plnco In tho eonato slnco
1S72, when ho dofoatod Jamos Har
lan, tho lntlmnto porsounl friend of
Lincoln nnd Grant and a member
of Lincoln's cnblnot.
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About Divorce,
A striking 'divorce article ontltlod
' Why American Marriages Fall," by
MrB. Anna A. Rogers of Washington,
D. a, appears In tho Septombor At
lantic. Her theory is that In nlno
dlvorco ensos out of ten. the wlfo Is
to blnmo, bocnuse with hor marriage
is tho great duty and work In life,
while of nocossity with the husband
busluoss or profession dlvldos his m
torost. Mrs. Rogers holds that
American women are overfed, over
dressed, and ovor-ldle. The frantic
and oxtonslvo shopping not cod in
our largo cities, tho deration to per
sonal vanities, nnd tho general ex
travagance of living are all signs
thnt making n home ami dwelling
therein dooe not fill the modorn
woman's hours. As the writer her
solf Is n woman, tho article exhibits
a peculiar sympathy; moreover, It
is, in the main optimistic, it is n
wise- deliberate, and clarifying treat
ment of a perplexed subject,
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IT'S A GREAT MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY
THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
i 77 LIBERTY STREET
"MRS. TEMPLE'S TELEGRAM."
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Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by Ono
Dino of Clutiubcrltiln's Colic, Chol
era and Dinrrhooii Remely,
I was so weak from an attaok of
diarrhoea that I could scarcely atton 1
to my duties, whon I took a doso of
Chamborlaln's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Romedy. It cured mo en
tirely and I had boon taking other
medicine for nlno days without relief.
I heartily recommend this romedy
as being tho boat to my knowledge
for bowel complaints. R. Q. Staw
nrt, of tho firm of Stewart & Bro.,
Groonvlllo, Ala. For salo at t)r.
Stono's drug store.
A Play Sparkling With Art
Rubbling With Humor.
Whon a piny Ib capable of provok
ing nn nlmost constant ripplo of
Inughtor, which nt frequent and un
expected Intervals breaks out Into
uncontrolablo guffaws that mako the
very rafters ring, thoro is but one
verdict for tho reporter on dramatic
affairs to ronder, and that ono is self
evident. Such n play In its own pe
culiar field is groat. That Is Just
what "Mrs. Temple's Tologram" will
do nt tho Grand oporn houso next
All tho Way From Klnmnth.
Throo dusty but wldo-awako cow
boys rodo Into town yesterday, driv
ing a band of 25 bunchgrass horses.
After tho herd hnd been safely
lodged In tho corral near tho Wil
lamette hotel tho threo knights of
tho quirt and latlgoos woro given a
royal wolcomo In tho hotel lobby by
Landlord Fish, who for tho time for
got all about his lamo ankle, which
ho accumulated recently whllo mak
ing somo morning kindling. A fn
mlllnr "Hello, Fred," and "Hello,
John," caused the reportor to cnJt
his oyes from tho hotel register,
which ho hnd boen perusing, and rec-
Friday evening.
Thoro Is no cnll to go Into the hie- ognlzo through tho tnn nnd dust J.
tory of this play and give its podi- Conner, who for several yenrB cor.-
greo which might tond to injure It
In tho eyes of many people. It Is
only nocossary to take It at Its face
vnlue, nnd sny that t Is ono of tho
clovorost farces that has been seen
slnco the dnys of Charley Hoyt. It
possesses a plot that In Itsolf appeals
to one's sonse of the ridiculous, and
lines that sparkle with, wit and
humor.
Tho company Is ono of tho mon
ovonly balancod and uniformly clov
or that has boon seon in a comedy In
a long tlmo. It is not stretching tho
truth In the least to say that laugh
ter begins at the rise of the curtain
ami continuos almost without Intor- dltlon. Mr. Conner
ruptlon until tho last word is spokon crop in tho Klamath
That U Itsolf speaks volumes In year is short, but tho grain Is good,
laudation of the ability of the and, as the prlco of stock has not
comedian and comodionnes en- beon bottor for years, all tho farmers
trustod with tho few rolee noo In that section are proiporous. Mr.
eseary In telling tho story. It and Mrs. Conner will spond tho win
Is hardly necoseary to rofer to the tor In tho valley.
story of "Ji. Temple'e Telegram."
ducted tho Willamette hotel so suc
cessfully. With him were his son,
Dan, nnd Mr. Burgdorf, a prominent
Btockman, of Klamath county.
Mr. Conner Is 12 pounds loss in
avoirdupois than whon ho left Salem
six months ago, but says ho nover
folt hotter. Mrs. Connor, who also
spent the summer on tho Conner
farm, near Klamath Falls, has been
In tho city for tho past two weeks,
having mnde tho trip by train.
Mr. Connor roports a very pleas
ant trip across tho mountains, which
was mndo across tho old military
road, which, ho says, Is in fair con-
says the hay
country this
It begins with a little fib that a fond Clmmborlain's Couch Remedy Ono of
husband (Mr. Temple) told his wife. tho Rest on the Market.
This with the aid of a devoted friend For many years Chamborlaln's
(Frank Fuller)) grows and grows, bo Cough Romedy has constantly gained
coming moro and more Involved until In favor and popularity until It is
threo famlltos aro on tho vorgo of now one of tho most stnplo medicines
disruption. Then tho truth comes In use and has an enormous sale. It
out and nil is happily ended. The li Intended especially for acute throat
story is told without coarseness of and lung disease, such as coughs,
any kind, and yot It Is all dellclously colds and croup, and can always be
luun i aeponaed upon, it Is pleasant and
i sa'o to tako and Is undoubtedly tho
Tho old Pennsylvania Dutch Dun- best ln tno market for the purposes
kard recommends "Hickory Bark for wh,ch lt ,s lntnded. Sold at Dr.
Cough Remedy." Guaranteed to cure
your cough, and guaranteed to be
puce. Mado from the bark of tho
shell bark or white hickory tree.
For sale by dealers everywhere.
Stono's drug store.
Transfers of RonI EsUtf.
Tho following deeds he!
placed on recerd:
J. L. and S. Combs to Annie Rl
Romlg, land In t 7 s, r J .
w d
Mary J. Magus to A A. Under-1
hill, land In blk 3. Yew Park
addition, Salem d.
Libornl .Unlvorslty Co. (br
sheriff) to Adolph Woll,
i ncros Allen's addition, SII-
vorion, aeoa :
W. J. and J. Jobson to Mayoel
B. McTnrlane, lot 2, addi
tion "E," Woodburn, w d
M. B. West, guardian, to Ana;
E. West, 81.13 acres, t 9 and i
10 s, r 2 and 3 w, d....
T. E. Cornelius et ux to J
Wilson, 223.13 acres, 1 19 . !
r 2 w. w d
Theo Tltze to J. F. Potter, lot
1, block 2, Mill Clt, w d
Rose Sanders to James Clove,
K ncroq Mnrton COUntV, d
Wm. Adolph ot ux to Sam and
Jos. Adolph .. .
H. A. and D. Snvdcr to Frw
Kraxberger, lote 1 and ..
block 1 and lots 1, 2. 9. 10
and 11, block 2, Snyder ad
dition to Aurora, w d
I. nnd L. S. Lynch to C M and
E. M. Walker. -" "" '
7 . r 2 w. W d .
Mary J. Hicks to II R Sah
bury. K acre In Si'wrton,
Stadr Land Co". 'to J H Albert
w i.6 block 13. M'3 "
tlon, Salem, q c d .
Ella J. West, guarasan M Abbj
E. West. SI 13afc t9an
, a o on,1 9 W. d"i
Zella L. Sleyer et a1 to rtJ
West. 113 arcs hnd
9 and i'O s.
2 and 3 ..
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