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DAIL CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY . 1008.
STARTLING REDUCTIONS
On every piece of merchandise SJfST in this BIG STORE
Wearing apparel for all the family in newest fashions and
materials are here in a splendid variety and at great saving.
Do your shopping at the safe store.
Ready-to-wear
Our ready- to-wenr section la
full of bargain events that aro
most interesting. Lots of wearing
tlmo ahead for thew.
KuKm .reduced .oncthlnl .and
one-half. JSkli-t reduced onc
third itiul one-half. Conl roduced
onc-tlilnl nnil one-Jinlf.
ALL SILK
TAFFETA RIBBON
All silk taffota ribbons In colors
red, brown, light blue, while,
black, pink, lavondnr, grcon nnil
navy, at inuoh Icea than renwlnr.
Nnmbnrn 22 to 40
fipvolal prion. . . .
Numbers 60 to CO
Bpeolnl prise. . . .
MZl-2c
19c
Numbers. 80 to 120
Bpoclal price. . . .
23c
Lace and
Embroidery
Soon bo making-tip Bea-on when
you will need laces and embroid
eries In quantltloi. Now's tho
times to mnko your aoloctlons.
Your Ravings will bo very great If
you buy during this Bale.
Reduced One-third
Silk Organdie
Pretty llk organdies In light
and dark colors in plain styles,
check, dot and figures; worth up
to Cio n ynrd, moving
MliO
18c
Tomorrow
Only
Wednrhdny Iinrgnln Snle No. ,'MI7
For Wednesday's bargain salo
wo offor a completo lino of newest
cotton
COTTON
Comforters
In light medium nnd dark shades,
standard size, sllkollno covors,
quilted, knotted and tlod. Woll
worth $1.7G. For Wodnosday
only. None sold until 8:30 a. in.
No tolophono on! or will be taken
$1.19
Itfe)
Ttil
eu&lA
6 A
crret?ArcD
DRESS GOODS
All this Bcason's nowoat dross
goods In plaids, chocks and over
plalds In a wldo range of color
combinations In medium and dark
shade 30 to G4 Inches wide.
50c values,
Moving Salo ,
76c vnlues,
Moving Salo .
$1.00 values,
Moving Salo .
$1.25 valuos,
Moving Sale .
$l.r0 values,
Moving Salo
$2.00 valuos,
Moving Salo .
$2.10 valuos,
Moving Sale .
..35c
..50c
..67c
..84c
$1.00
.$1.34
.$1.67
RAINCOATS
Handeomo, warm .and stylish.
One Kood thing about this store,
your iwekotbook Is always safe
from fakes. Your pleasure in buy
ing is part of your profit.
$12.00 values,
Moving Sle.
$l,r 00 values,
Moving Sale.
$is 00 values,
Mining Sale.
PERSONAL MENTION.
E L. Irvin has returned from Port
land, where he was the guest of rel
atives over Hundny.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurtz have re
turned from a two-weeks honeymoon
spent in Cnlifornln.
Mrs. William Byboe and daughter.
Miss Lulu, returned yesterday 'to
ttulr home In Portland, after attend
ing the funeial of thejate Dr. Wil
liam Bybee.
Chlf Justice and Mrs. R. S. Bean
aro in Eugene, visiting the former's
mothc, who Is seriously UK
H. Copies, one of Oregon's oldest
pioneers, who was In tho city to at
tend the Mneral of ho late William
Bybee, has returned to his homo In
Cnnies, Washington.
Mrs. J. Mulholon, of Salt Lake
City, who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Dennlson, of this city, has re
turned to her home.
PROFITS OF SOME OF THE SUC
CESSFUL INTEIIUKIIAN ROADS.
NO MORE
PILES
No Matter Hon Rati Your Cnsc u or
How Long You Have Had it,
Pyramid Pile Cure Can
Cure It.
I
$7 I
$9 1
$12 Jl
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HIMnitlllMHMII Mil
CITY NEWS
X A Collection of Important l'r
t paraphs for Your Consideration ',
MIMUMMMIMIIIIHII
Wmltir
Fnlr ami MIrIi(1- colder tullit,
Wednraday ocwMlounl ruin.
4jUo)n Kurprlxe Fellow Workimiu
.m" iiiiu .uia viiwiki' vmrn, in
i North Commercial nitec, were- picas
nutl) urprled lat evenlnir, when
nbotii 20 of tho cHr boys of tho Port
land General Keotrio arrived on u
spools! car, and, without warning, bo
Kan u soroundo on varloiuly con
structed and tuned Instruments. Af
ter the "band" had rendered moral
romedy selections In the Hi von 's
yard. Mr. and Mrs. Ulvotia came to
the door, sad lu appropriate tpueohos
PASTOR MADE
FALSE MONEY
in.
luilr, lliitl tho temperate latitude!
much too wnrin for comfort during
tho mi minor months. Since tlioy can
not shod their garments llko our
selves, they migrate-' to a subarctic
climate, gathering in Immonso mul
titudes whero thore aro llshorios to
Tholr ration U fifty
The following nre some of tho bet
tor known Intortiruan railways ;o
which referenco is made. They can
not be considered as bolng In the
Bnmo class with tho Now York-Philadelphia
line, but they aro tho host
exujnplos to bo hnd with which a
comparison can bo mnde:
Wabash Valloy Traction Co., 127
miles, Fort Wayne, Jnd., to Bluffton,
population 9,491; Wabnsh, S.C1S;
'Peru, S.4C3; Lognnsport, 10,204, or
a total population, Including botli
terminals, of 92,360. Tho business
on this lino is steadily Incronslng.
For the year 1900 they did n busi
ness of abou $SOO,000, which repre
sents nearly $9.00 per capita or all
the population along the Hue. The
President of thnt Company statod
that the operating expenses wore
about 00 per cent, but fek " that
changes then being made would e
duce the operating expenses lulow
50 per cent.
Indianapolis & Northwestern Trac
tion Co. There Is no town on the
tin (hhvo the two terminals, and
these terminal line are owned by The test of political institutions U
ohor companies which tako tho en- Who condition of tho country whoae
Free Package Sent to Prove It,
Half of tho suffering and torture
'of piles bnB never been told. Whoth.
or your particular case of piles Is nl.
most too excrutJating for any mortal
to bear, or if you aro fearfully ton.
tallzcd by unreachable Itching and
bleeding or whether ycr.i havo only
a moderate enso of pile, there ft
positivo relief, and quick, too, jn
Pyramid PllQ Cure.
You need not takefor granted all
wo say about' our Ello Romedy, We
want it to speak for itself.
That Is why wo say to every por.
son Buffering from piles or any form
of rectal dlseacc, send us your name
and nddrosfl and avo will gladly sen.1
you a free trial pnekngi of tho mar
velous Pyramid Pllo Curo. After
using tho trial you will lintrry to
your nearest druggist and. got a 50
cont box of Pyramid Pile Cure, now
admitted by thousands to bo one of
tho mo'it wonderful reliefs and
euros for Pllos over known.
Instant rolief can bo gotten by
using tho mnrvelous Pyramid Pile
Curo. 't immodlntly reducos all con.
goetion nnd swelling, heals nil sores,
ulcers and irrltatod parts. It ren
ders an operation ubsolutoly unnec-oesary.
Send yocir namo and addrfss to
day for froo trial pnokago to Pyra
mid Drug Co., 13S Pyramid Uldg,
MunihftJI, Mich.
(i
Noisy.
Golllfor Monoy tnlks.
Goeoli Yos; and sometlmeii it
talk's t'oo lo'.td. I can hoar that ex
pensive vast of yours a block away.
n .-
ltVM'itlcd Willi Apple
Tho Btato Hoard of UKenti I the
normal sohools vrcro presuntiHl with
A fine box of nples by tho MImw Col
lias, of Falli City. Ono of the young
ladled It proprietor of a fiult farm
near that plaw Ml Nellie Collin.
Doth are graduates of tho Monmouth
Normal School, and. to show tholr ap
preciation of friendly IntsK&st In that
Institution, sent over the fruit There
ticro five varieties, all rwl, ml apple
patned tho Wagner, ilatdwlu. North.
rn Hpy and Bplt.nberK. For wlor
and flavor tho fruit grawa la tho hllk
ah'tnt I'alU City Is fast seiltHR a Kood
name Seoxwtary Htarr wiu luttruot
d to return to the ladles a t of
tlinnVs froat the boant.
n
Ktk
The aartual meettni; of the share
Wcr at tbe Capital National
Bak of 8leru, for the eleatlan of
4lrxXors will be held at IU banking
tout In Salem, Ort:ut on Jsnuary
IS, Hn at 3 e'eleok n. w.
I JOS, If, AUllttRT,
J3M3O0d Oftihler.
CS'ntral IVtlm 8luMd Humnl
ThtvbtMHlWul I IT. Ml HkMi UmILI.
Sag t OetitfiU PoIhi. tmxkmi Otw.1
i Mih..i i m
lo VrtU lYirxl-.
The UH lmm ObwW Wtmf t
tue Ht&?
M'lU V&try Mll w R. i ji,,
0Hir UtofeAeM. ewi of Q. P
LltckSoM. 9t Uiti ny, bMH m
laeJ to rry Uh mmII cm R. F. D
NO. ( Wlk tfefct MMt),
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A dlHKitch from Sprlngtlold,
Jan. 11, says: Rev. James R. Knyo.aupport thorn.
of Oak Park, Illinois, former pastor pounds of cod ovory day, which for
of tho First Presbyterian church at a croaturo of tho bIzo of. a sheep la
Lincoln, Illinois, was found guilty of considerable Exchange.
counterfeiting In tho fodoral court to
day and sentonced to two voars In
made the visitors feol at home. I)ur- the eovorninont nonltontlarv at Fort
ing the evening Mr. and Mrs. Otvens LMivworth. Kansas.
were pmonted with a hniidwiue
leather uphoUtorel chair, whloh was
Artistically decorated wMh woarlng
apparel of miniature proportions. Mr.
(Uveas is an employe at tho Portland
olwecrlo running on the niinm line,
who recently quit the ranks of singK
bleetwIneM. It has boon the custom
of the company boys to churlvurl all
members of the force who g mar
ried, and the nffulr last uveaing whs
thoroughly enioytAl by all who par-
tlv.Ml.
o .
AiiiioiiurtiiiKiit
OruwOti were NiMUe t gala nil
mi! k Hlfikt at 19 Vatulett.
Tbh hall wtMtM aot hM ihm. We
ftd Vt you to Mloo aflorMMMM t t9
hls wvmlerfwl m4imUoo, "Ljfo of
CorW." Mote ttowfltrt Umm at low.
er Ktee. II oMtft.
Ami sm lfof. OVu-k MNMHTOW
tAnki at Um rVK Ckrtotk elrnrtk.
il. Clork H btra t$Htw Hw ikinl
of Umj luteli ioJ oMoVtaltMooiite.
fttMl oil tlMt ea sfcoottl as kl.
Wuplp QBly I
At ) tttik nUtkl m
pevmNv sicoi oc too w
Standing before the bar of tho
court, tho minister made a frultloes
plea for elomoncy, and said In splto
of tho evidence thst had been offer
ed against him, h wns not guilty.
IIAIIKX'H FAMOl'S
WATHIl POWKIl PHO.IKCTS
Tho now grand duke of Baden, U
the mooting -of parllamont, nn
nouncol I bill for tho installation of
watorpowor by the state of Baden
I.es than an hour after sentence with a vlow of socurlng throughout
had been pawod by Judge J. Otis the country a sufficient supply of
Humphrey, Rev. Mr. Knye was n cheap power for nil tlmo to coino.
common prisoner lu Sangamon conn-' At four place now wntorpower
ty Jail. Ills cne will be taken to plants are contomplnted that will
the United States eourt of appeals, yield an aggregate of S00.000.000 or
where a suporoodeas will be aeked 900,000,000 effvctlve korsepowei
tor- hours per year.
In paeaUg sonteaee oa the prisoner Uvery minute sn energy of 850.000
Jwdgo HMwohrey said: horsepower will be at the diepoeal
"Yon kave beea glvoa s fair trial, of the state management. About a
ami Wave boon found twllty or a cMrtor of this energy will be coa
ekartje of roimterfeltliig. Yon novo turned by the government railways
toattfled I your own bofealf a4 yo and workshop, while three-nnerters
fortunos
llol.l.
fioy rogujnte. Beacons
osc
1STARR PIANO!
HIGH CLASS GOODS I
GEO. C WILL
5
tiro incomo therefrom) that hns a
population oxceedlng 7,000.
This line runs from Indlnnnpolls
to Lafayottc, nnd tho totnl popula
tion, excluslvo of Indlnnnpolls, is
00,400. Income tho Inst flucnl your
was $323,12G, which was at tho rato
of 2Sc por car mile, or nn Income,
Including Lnf&yQtte's population of
ovr $5.00 por copltn, and Including
tho population of Indianapolis tin
income of noarly $1.50 por capita is
obtained.
Aurora, Rlgln & Chicago Railway.
its business for tho yoar onding
June 80, 1907, amounted to $1,332,-
597. This lino hns 155 miles of
track, and the population sorved, ox
cluslvo of tho City of Chicago, Is
lees than 60,000 persons. Tho In
oomo per capita, Including all the
population of tho City of Chicago, THOS. K. FORD
is approximately $1.00 por capita, t Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or
Clnclnnml & Northern Traction '
Co. of Ohio. Three hours aro coo-,
sumed In making the run of 54 miles,
Hvon at this slow rate of spood the I
road earns $506,000 on entirely In- Binattte
tBJOdfMgfHMii
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, I.eldcnt Ajjent.
Offlco with Wm, Brown & Co., No.
29 Commercial etrcot.
MONEY TO LOAN
new todayI
terurban business. Of course, It is
plain that should this distance be
covered in shorter time the buslnoss
to bo dono would bo groatly in
creased, Wk It Is a street railway Una
kax-o keoit rooresonted Ur aoh eonn aro to b lot in the shape of electric ft T , h,Rhway' Rnd for
A IU!uctjott .
In tk rte t Ht voot oto
made Uy U 8)MMidig Utfri
vowpay. ii4 1 9 ao4 $S.U
l4. A dtoeount of 81 mris r
lo4 wt VrbM4 rdr, MMf
OemndtUf) to AijIumh-.
Mm. A4 a uhsI. f Dcojtei
WHUty, w U4s uiftraiaj eoeHt4
tw tke QyUw. afiMP t ajnlttatloi!
r 4c keot or or. v. a.
WfWliie-
IHIH'1 Mt?jr-
MottiiiBioi. Qtarkat tte Mm
CViettiia toured loosorron Jot.
lsr-wmfi fr SlatHtts-.
Ai toe rtok tMstflK. my oe4
lor sootloa ooiy.
o
11 Gnt4t
JMli.ma rnu, eetrtostj- evor
n m iu be Rtv ,r iL
To tluv PuMIt
On mi xJUr Jsjmmt II. tko
bJUktof ) of oil Ue Safe
W UlM(NKitt.l.ttl
P. w. Mo
I. Olirt. too Huoom ,,,.
wt WI fTVO WO WW of toO
-UK MM04 MltitaMlMaojU x t
rw DMM(i okitwk. Oot tobM
Mm. lor kte HHwb wnk
rfctr taevnotfw, a tl
aMr ootiiisMtes.
Wo AiM.i
hot. who has performed Ms every Ht Uy to Industrial concerns or dotneetle
(lUfHliy ana well. My opinion U neoe.
tWat tne Jury eenld not ham found Uadoa hns groat physical advan
yon Innocent of info eoarge and M lm In tkte reepeot, as -the waier-
wa their tommon duly to Hnd yon power of the Rhine rivor a ltttl
guilty nntlvr the taw nnd the vt- below ttnwl U nMcticollv tho Mm
all the war around ail Bimnia iru..
JniS HhtniHbrty then omred Uat ttiros will b rir t d-, u- a.
Uo Boelor be coolned In tbt oovern- water of the MurK and WuUeh rtv.r.
in tot Black Forest.
At Porbnoh and WaWsh two
tontral tUtlotts are to be bollt at a
tUntnneo of SO wllos from each other.
Bctweon tbew. In the middle part of
tko niAck Foreot. the choice will lie
bttwwMi two alleys of the Bis and
Ml Klllilc rivor.
Ti whole cponM of the worfo it
ment peoitontlary nl Port Loavon
lwtk. Kmmm. at k4r labor, for a
Vtrnt t iw yr.
a-
Tiui vvn SllAU
A Shi AnlLiutWlUi Ihiirt, JJvvr nnd
KlilHinjg Ufce- Sheep.
Tbo for aoftl to i ao nnlmol of .-! t .00,oM or fTJOO.
Mrroftoo tootnt, wJbo, livtisf at ,. r lrUaUoii of lu
m no4 bis now ehongod Into tip. j m1"! nnd other pnrpooos Um
Prc rory like the long kt gloves of wllt nboot a nHr
a . His bonrt llvor nod kW-;0' oUwirio otrrent tbus crentoo.
noy or exnotly tbe saw as that A .O0 tons of conl. for wbteb
t oboop mw Jom s nooa to oat.i "i IM.M0 are poiti nana
mi bit ioob. mtoooth )m like fnt'w'y d tn be stroo. thu moms
atoon wlsekit. b rtk md die wlJP Wo4 mora tar tbe ont
teofnl from bin boblt of muug too. 1 Hut- Wsloe. tbrieo n mncb of
Tbo wbolo pnekngo Is put in a pareol , moving power could be let u prirnte
cbtck while fnt to keep tbe b&iv Wmnmsr
W. wkllo trow tk kla grow a I VMUtr tbnt for mnnvfact
vy crop of bonntlrnl bron fnr.'xrssl goodn of -- kind the near
jrotoctod with lor fe ojt bearlbs, - tbo Kbloo ofts the cbojice
onlw. mnkinf iooor atttfeco wbkb -eodlnly low freight rate down
we ibroocb tbe wnlor lihout Hvor. may well anUctpsU a
S!L.k i"W tpoc to prosperity
Porteotrj' fiarloas. otornowioe with iv Bd. CnUoen
f, a peWnet intk Mbleto. mnrvoi. l OOrrwmojidoiire.
that reason great speed cannot be
made. It makes about one-third the
car mileage that Js estimated will be
made on tbe New York-Philadelphia
line, and It has the earning capacity
por ear mile that we are using as a
basis of calculation.
SonUweot Missouri Railway Co
Altboogh the total population served
on IU 5S miles of road Is only 100,
00. tbe oualneofi for tho yer ending
Annwt Jl. Uo7, wa $511,000, or
$ per oaplta. with a car mile In
come of SOc
in Mimming up tbe altnation, we
JHl tmtt toe ear mile income of nil
t roads run about too. and that
Ik (ooomo per capita sjiows an aver
go of about $1.00. Most of those
Wudi are In competition with tti
wdlroads in their terrltorios.
nely strons the kir mi u ,w ..
Cfk towwrev imhr. jUu .V. ". Nnbtri uf 'i t j rM.i,..u n...
35, at the Ktrst Chmun chunh ' . ... ;..? .. .?.rc Pau,v,l P-sy.althouSh tbey Uv at M .,,. I Th rtge elevation of North
-. v. .w Mt ,Kk ut6 heavily th f a fa,
Atuerua is 13 o fvtt acd of South
America 1 2.j feet
HU lKillnition.
'bnt lg a pooslmmt. pal"
"A. poojlmlst. my son. Is a man
, T0' tho Utelunrn's
. 111 wns on ber reeont trtp.
CleTeUnd Plain denier.
v..w,'rerrib,' N-streesliM.
-5. 8 " eause a Pain and
dlurees than Piles.
jvi? JJ8? w ny Pile suffereni say
mSSu, ".nd local treatments
awy relieve but awnot cure,
LIf0,rdt, Hem-Rold Is guar
flLJ&fy ca8e ot P
I ion? i014 deeaa't cura y. yo
get yoar ffloney back
tSufrioUVK ,Qter
i ,i ., r6aOTlng the cause,
hardtr V1rUE8Uta' or Dr. Leon
namt Co , Niagara Falls N v pIL
Salem 0J ur' a' u Sla.
For Sule A well-broko colt, Wa-ly
4 years old; good hp.ck and new
lnglo harness. Also a good fresh
young cow, and 25 Plymouth Rock
chlckons. Enquire 1749 North
Front stroat. l-14-3t
For &ih Good driving horso, 1100
pounds; 2 buggloa and harness; 8
cords of dry old fir wocd; ready fop
cords of dry old fir wood; ready for
stove. AH at n bargain, r.t 460
North Commercial streot. Phone
Main 633. " 1-143.
Wanted A position as clork In gro
cery store, by a porson with exi
rlenco. Addrose X, care Journal.
1-14-8C-
Wantetl Every one that has proper
ty to sell to list with the La'haa
Land Co. Over Portland General
Electric Co. 1-14-tf
For Sale Several houses In Salem
and farm 'ands at a bargain. Cap
ital National Bank. 6l-eod
Hop Yard to Rent 36 acros; horses
all Implements, togethor with has
kots and sacks. Cultivation and
picking money furnished. Enquire
of Win. II. Egan, Gervals, No 2.
Phone Farmers' 36. 1-13-lwk
Wanted if you want a marble or
granlto monument we can save yoa
money. We don't pay big rent nor
city taxes you get the benefit
Come and get our prices, and be
convinced. Our shop Is In CKT
View cemetery. Blaeslng Grantle
Co., J. d. Bohannan, manager.
1-13
Wood Wanted By (those that are
compelled to burn -wet alab wood
Why not phone 1419 and get the
best dry wood on the market, H
P DennJa. l-13-3t