DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BAUiEM, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER i!tt, 107.
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THE
QUALITY
STORE
J.
L. STOCKTON
The White Corner
THE
SECURITY
STORE
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' SiSi New
Kmjifl Gordon
aJBUP lints
JjgHflH Aro
IliMW Ready
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Is tho
Prlco
If i were king I would wear a
cordon Hat.
Tho
Barry
Shoes
'For '
Men
Glvo
Perfect
Service
S400
$450
$500
Aro tho
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Our Superior
Shoe for Men
$1.50
a pair.
Our Woodman
Shoo for Mon
$3.50
a pair.
Salem's Best Shoe Store
STOCK COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL
The Best and the Cheapest are Here
Underwear
Vo use to go anywhoro elso, be-
L.J3 we show evory desired kind
Lneu'i underwear from
25c to $5
College Pennants
A big assortment of all kinds.
Wo can furnish ponants of any
college In tho U. S. on short notice
Royal Blue
Rubbers
Hirry Selz, of tho famous Solz
Sice Co., conceived tho Idea of
sillag better rubbers than any
tit else, and guaranteeing thorn
to the trade. Ho will not allow
lira to be sold to any storo un
let therhanJIe Selz Shoes, so wo
pt them for Salem. Thoy nr
titioot doubt tho best rubber on
til American market.
Umbrellas
Over 1000 to chooso from. All
tho now IdeaB and patents.
35c to $10
Wo liavo tho Uttlo children's and
big mon's and tho family slzo um
brellas. Fine gold and silver han
dles for ladles who aro particular. 7f
you look, you buy.
Solf-oponors, suit caso umbrel
las, patent bulb runners nnd cup
faBtonors. Wo aro after tho um,brol
la business, and oxpect to got It this
sonson.
Our Specials
200 75c specials, worth a
dollar.
100 $1.00 specials, worth
quarter more.
200 $1.25 specials, worth
dollar half.
100 $1.48 specials, worth
two dollars. v
100 $1.98 specials, worth
two fifty.
"AFTER
THE FAIR
IS OVER"
Both Management and Public Say
Grand Success
J. L. STOCKTON
The Place Whee They Teat You Best
Irani Opera House
MHX F. COEDBAY, Mgr.
OXi: NIGHT.
MONDAY, SEPT. 13
Urrjr Lewis Presents
DAINTY
Marjorie Lake
j Merry Company in (ho Mu-'
5 ileal Comedy
HE $1 0,000
BEAUTY
KM! 'how the season.
fiwli Tas "rollers.
fc -00'J5c.. Mc. 25c.
CnpltuI Laundry Sold
J. S. Combs has traded his Sev
enteen th stroot property for tho
Capital City Inundry, In North Sa-lom.
Seats
m.
u-GRAND
JTIEATRE
WMME.VCIXG
I "Eft 23.
I Wi"tixg imos.,
T'WUie and
Lanie Duck.
This Is an nllmont for which
Chamberlain's Pain Balm has proven
OBpocIally valuable. In almost every
Instance It affords prompt and per
manent rollof. Mr. Luko LaGrango
of Orange. Mich.. say3 of It: "After
using a plaster and other remedies
for throo' weeks for a bad lamo
back, I purchased a bottle of Ghara
borlaln's Pain Bajra, and two appli
cations effected a cure." For sale
at Dr. Stono's drug storo.
o
First Chapel Exercises
Tho Willamette University opened
this morning, and tho various class
es aro being formed and tho studonls
enrolled. Tho first chnpol exercises
will bo held Wednesday morning,
when classos will bogln tho year's
work.
SKPTEM.
Comedy Comnnnv
't Fall to See
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Aa"dlau Love wyi.
"msm MGllTLV.
!2an!20c
fr,s2ittt,it8aw
T4' rk iib k of nre are
Sj V6Uh0wf,?rnd-Salem
n ""mw will Eoon bo in
Am- ..
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n ,'" et through;
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W vZ cm or damp
awtUn,.
on first mov-
I? Wilt 'Peb-1.'02.
E,iSLB?I'boul9ot
An Ouneo of Prevent Ion
Is worth a pound of euro. Tfioro are
many poor sufferers, consumptives
who are hopeless of gottlng well
who, if thoy had taken caro of them
selves, would now be well. A cough
Is the foundation of consumption.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup will cure
tlmt cough. Mrs. S . Great Falls,
Montana, writes: "I have used Bal
lard's Horohound Syrup In my fam
ily for years my children nover suf
fer with coughs." Sold by D. J. Fry.
Rummago Sale
The- Christian church ladles havo
opened their rummage sale on tho
east side- of Commercial street, oppo
site Damon's grocery-store.
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General Robert E. Leo
Was the greatest general the world
has over known. Ballard's Snow
Liniment is the greatest Liniment.
Quickly cures all pains. It is within
tho reach of all. T. H. Pointer,
Hempstead, Texas, writes: "This la
to certify that Ballard's Snow Lini
ment has been used In my household
for years and has been found to be
an excellent Liniment for rheumatle
pains, i am aever without it." Sold
by d. J. Tw.
Don't Neglect
Your Eyes
Tho tlmo is now approaching
when your eyes need attontion. Tho
ovenings aro short and to strain
your oyes may result fatally in the
end, If neglected.
School children's oyes should bo
looked after beforo starting thorn to
school. Those wearing glasses
should have them examined to soo It
they aro still correct. Don't dolay,
and seo Salem's best oyeslght special
ist.
CHAS. H. HINGES
Graduate Optician.
123 Cora. St., next to Capital Bank.
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iMmk, ymw(totumi
CSa&Eto
I My Winter Stock f
of
Footwear
Has arrived and contains
everything In light and heavy
shoes for men and women, in
high and low tops; also a
splendid line of rubber shoes
and boots. You aro Invited to
como in and Inspect my stock.
Jacob Vogt, State street.
Jacob Vogt
State Street
ALL GOOD GOODS.
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As Indicated In Tho Journal Sat
urday, the State fair elosnil n mntf
ksuccessful meotlng, from a financial
Bianapomt, and with great satisfac
tion to tho Bonrd of Agriculture.
Tho attendance, tho management,
tho exhibits, the racing and tho dis
position of the awards were all sat
isfactory. President Downing and
Secretary Welch nro receiving great
liruiso ior tnoir attention to dotallB
and thorough grasp of tho situation,
for not being afraid to mako im
provements whore needed, and hav
ing the norvo to stand for progress.
Indirectly thoy nnd tho stnto fair
board reflect groat credit on tho
Chnmborlnin administration.
Farewell to Gambling.
Cutting out pool selling wna a
great stop forward, and had tho
moral and political support of Tho
Capital Journal. Everybody says
tho races wore pulled off with moro
fairness and better speed results
than -ver beforo. No one had any
Intorcst in holding up a race, evory
horse went his boot, nnd nil forms of
gambling wore prohibited.
Expert horseman tiWA Minnn TOint
follow the races, Bay thoy woro tho
best rnces over hold on tho coast. At
tho start tho horsemen predicted
failure, but tho officials stooil firm.
nnd tho result was honest racing,
Tho ownors of tho horses wont nftor
tho purses, and fnklng, Jockeying
and manipulating wero reduced to a
minimum. Tho reputation of tho
Snlom track for fair raco moots has
been rnlsed to a high standard, and
tho crowds In future will know thnt
tho speed contests conducted under
tho auspices of tho stato aro gonulno
tests of moiit, nnd not conducted for
gambling purposes nnd to rob tho
unwary. In tho pnut, It was a shamo
and a dlsgraco to see hundrods of
moro or less lhtoxicntod mon robbed
publicly of tholr earnings, with tho
state as a participant In tho plunder.
No liar Next Year,
t Is tho gonornl public sontlmont
that tho fair would bo still further
Improved If the soiling of liquors
wero ontlroly prohibited on tho stato
fair grounds. Tho snmo ronr and
objections of interested partlou will
go up, but tho benollt of tho fair will
bo tho snmo ns closlntr down on nnnt
soiling. Tho board is nearly a unlc
In favor of cutting out tho bar priv
ilege. It was disgusting to soo mon
and women in tho private boxes un
der tho grand Btnnd drinking and
smoking together. If tho fair can
not run without snuctloninir such
practices it bottor go out of business
But tho truth Is not ono-fourth of
tho pooiilo who visit tho fnlr hnv.
any uho for tho bar prlvllego, and
It will bo n great Btep of progross to
abolish it altogothor.
Judges and Ofllcers.
The fair board is to bo congratu
lated on having hnd a lino Jot of
Judgos and heads of dopnrtmonts.
Tlioro worofowor complaints thnn
ovor boforo. All tho important
places woro filled on morlt, and with
specially quallfiod pooplo, and mon
and womon who hnd some oxporl
tnce, political pull and favoritism
played less pnrt thnn ovor before.
Tho charges of grafting aro not nu
merous, up to dnto, although this
fonturo of any groat management Id
not wholly abBont. It Is prnctlced
uy so many that tho most oxport of
ficial gots taken in and worked nt
times.
A Ten-Day Fnlr.
Thero is a growing sentiment for
a ton-day fair. Tho stato Is growing.
Tho exhibits aro growing. Tho ut
tondnnco Is growing. By running
tho fair ton days nioro timo would bo
given to gottlng rendy, nnd moro
peoplo could seo tho whole fair, nnd
thoro would bo less rush and Jam.
Tho fair is not, run primarily for
tho money there Is to bo made at It.
iiio prices or admission aro very
low, compared to othor shows of
this kind. But with low prlcos, with
good management, with moro atten
tion paid to moral and rellgloiiH
gatherings, tho fnlr could keep all
its present foaturos, add tho stoople
chaso, tho auto raco. the hunt club,
and a few other attractions thnt aro
up-to-date, and run successfully for
ten daya or two weeks.
Tho Pavilion ..KntertulnmentH.
Those wore of a far bettor quality
than over beforo. Thero woro few
long-winded speeches, and a great
deal of amusomont. Prof. Horltago
conducted oxcollont features, con
cluding with his children's cantata
on Saturday night as a beautiful
finale. Tho greatest laugh-producer
of all was tho famous Original South
orn Quartet, managed by D. D.
Green, which goes to fill an engage
ment at Pantago's theatre, Seattle
This Afro-American combination has
boon on tho road sinco 1803 and will
be welcomed back to Salem nt any
timo in tho future.
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Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by One
Berne of Chamberlain' Colic, Choi-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.
I was so weak from art attack of
diarrhoea that I could scarcely atten I
to my duties, when I took a dose of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It cured me en
tirely and I had been taking other
medicine for nine days without relief.
I heartily recommend this remedy
as being the tMt to my kaowledge
for bowel complaints. R. Q, Stew
art, ef the Arm of Stewart & Bro.,
Another Large Shipment of
Novelty
Dress Goods
RECEIVED YESTERDAY
WE'RE 2tLKING A REMARKABLE RECORD IN OUR DRESS
GOODS DEPARTJIENT.
IT IS BECAUSE THE PATTERNS WE SHOW ARE CORRECT.
THE BLENDING OF HARMONIOUS, SOMBRE COLORINGS
IN SUBDUED PATTERNS THIS SEASON PRODUCES A PECU
LIARLY PLEASING EFFECT IN THE NOVELTY DRESS FAB
RICS. STRONGLY CONTRASTING COLORS IN CONSPICUOUS PAT
TERNS ARE NOT SHOWN IN THE BEST DRESS GOODS DE
PARTMENTS. WE NOW HAVE A FULL LINE OF
WOOL TAf FETAS, SERGES, PANA
MAS, HENRIETTAS AND BATISTES
IN POPULAR WINE COLORS
WELL DRESSED W03IEN KNOW THAT THE SECRET OF
GOOD DRESSING IS LARGELY DUE -TO THE WEARING OF
THE CORRECT CORSET. WE HAVE A SUFFICIENT ASSORT
MENT OF MODELS IN STOCK TO FIT ANY FIGURE.
The Famous THOMPSON'S GLOVE
FITTING CORSETS
HAVE MADE OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT A FAVORITE WITH
SALEM'S BEST DRESSERS.
OUR PRICES ARE FIGURED ON THE SPOT CASH BASIS.
We Undersell "Regular Stores"
c. cx SL.Grsste&i ctrsrww. m
urn
Portland Is valiantly holding on
to fourth placo In tho baseball
loaguo gamos. It would also havo
fifth placo If thero was any.
Cnshlor Morris says tho Oregon
Savings Bank doposltorH "will bo
pnld dollar for dollar." Mr. Mor
ris doos not wnnt to overlook tho fact
that Home of them nro from Mis
souri, nnd moro from Arknusna.
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Joaquin Miller, In writing of tho
uanB-urltt light, tola ono mnsslvo
truth. Ho snld: "I am not going
to prench to you, becauso I am not
good enough to prench to any
body." Linn county got tho bulk of tho
prizes on hogs. Evidently Portland
and Snlom did not ontor tho famous
anlmnlH bolonglng to each, that aro
so much talked about.
Tho Pacific States Tolograph and
Tolophono Company has filed a brief
In tho circuit court of tho stato of
Oregon vs tho Pnclflc States Tolo
phono Company, In which it claims
tho Initiative nnd referendum laws
violato tho Unlto'i States constitu
tion In CO difforont ways, If this Is
truo tho old constitution must fcol
llko U'llou had boon using It for a
tnrgot for shotgun practlco,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Timo Card No. 48 Effective
Juno
10.
Toward Portland Passenger.
No. 10 B:23 n. in., Oregon Ex
press. No. 18 8:40 n. in., Cottngo Grove
Passongor.
No. 12 4:45 p. m., Shasta Ex
press. No. 14 -9:28 p. m Portland Ex
piosa. Toward Portland Freight.
No. 222 10: 5b a. m depart
11:38 a. m Portland Fast Freight.
No. 22G 10:40 a. m., departs
11:38 a. m Way Frolght.
Toward San Francisco PaMenea
No. 11 11:03 a. m Shasta Express.
No. 176:42 p.m., Cottage Orove
Passongor.
No, IB 9: BO p. m., California Ex
press. No. 13 1:31 a. m., San -Francisco
Expro&s.
Toward San Francisco Freight.
No. 221 2:33 h. in., San Fran
cisco Fast Frolght.
No. 225 11:5B a.
11:25.
m., arrive
NEWPORT
Grwkville, Ala. For
Stoae'a drag rtare.
sl at Dr.
The Ideal Pacific
Coast Resort on
YAQUINA BAY
Comfortably and quickly reached from SALEM via Southern
Pacific to Albany, thence CorvAllla & Eastern Railroad.
Round trip rates from SALEM, $5,000 for season tickets, good
for return until October 31st, and 93.00 for throo day tickets, good
going Saturdays and returning Monday following date of sale all
tickets honored for going or return trip from Albany on Corvallls
& Eastern "every Sunday" excursion train leaving Albany 7:30 A.
M. and returning leave Newport 5:30 P. M.
For further information call on ticket agent Southern Pacific,
Salem, Corvallls & Eaateru, Albany, or
GSO. F. NKVINS,
Gtaeral Faweflge Agt, Corvalll A Kaatera Railroad, Albany, Or.
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