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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1008.
J. L STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
"new
WHITE
Pefrticoa ts
Sco di3p!ay In our Court street window. Wo firmly bollevo tho3o
offerings to bo superior to anything over shown In Salem, from a
standpoint of quality and price.
Wo havo assembled a numbor of dtfforent kinds of wide flounco,
trimmed iu lace and embroidery, all tucked and finished up "juTt
llko home-mado skirts.
Price each $1.00
Another very attractlvo lino of styles, that really should ba
marked 2Gc to DOc moro than they arc
Price each $1 .50
A rnro collection; patterned to please customers who aro In tho
habit of paying $3 to f 5 for thoir skirts
Price each $ 1 .98
Our $2.25 offerings will please the most particular lady. They
aro neat and woll made. Tho laces and ombroldorloa aro all new
pattern
Price each $2.25
The Big Four Line
Is nu pdan( shipment and with It wo expect to attract much nf
t ntlon and create talk. Tho garmonts como from ono of Ameri
ca' f r most factories; they aro not what Is known In lingerie
clrc r as 'special sale lines" They aro tho best that can ba pro
duced for tho money
MIXTURE
BENEFITS
HUNDREDS
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TREES
Now is the time to place
your order for anything
needed in our line for
spring planting. Such as
Walnuts, Apples, Cherries, Prunes, Plums,
Peaches, Shade JTrees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses
Our Ornamental Department is the largest and
most complete on this coast. If you need anything in
our line 'phone Main 75 or address
Tremendous Popularity of a Simple
Recipe Here In Salem
This Is a simple homo recipe now
being mado known In all the largo
cities through tho newspapers. It
U Intenaea to cnecK tno many cases
of rhpumattsm, kidney and bladder
troublo which havo made 60 many
cripples and Invalids and weakllnga
of some of our brightest and strong
est people.
Tho druggists here havo been no
tlflpti to supply themselves with tho
Ingredlonta, and tho sufferer will
have no troublo to obtain them. Tho
prescription Is as follews: Fluid
Extract Dandelion, ono-hnlf ounce;
Compound Kargon, one ounco, and
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparllla,
three ounces. Mix by shaking woll
In a, bottle. Tho doso Is ono tca
Bpoonful after each meal and at bed
tlmo. Recent experiments, evon In sovoro
hospital cases, provo this slmplo mlx
turo the remedy for Rheumatism,
becauso of its positive action upon
tho ollmlnntlvo tissues of tho kid
neys. It compels those most vital
organs to filter from tho blood and
system tho waste Impurities and uric
acid which aro tho cauBe of rhoumn
tlsm. It cleanses tho kidneys,
strengthens them and romovos
quickly such symptoms aB backacho,
blood disorders, bladder woaknoss,
frequent urlnntlons, painful, scalding
and discolored urine. It acts an a
powerful stimulant to tho ontlro kid
ney and bladder structure, puts now
llfo Into then! and Invigorates tho on
tlro tract.
All tho lngrodlonts, states a well
known locnl druggist, nro of vogc
talilo extraction, making It a sare
and harmloss proscription at any
time.
Thoso who suffer and aro accus
tomed to purchaso a bottlo of patent
modlclno should not lot a little In
convonlonco Intorforo with making
this up.
CASE ON CELERY WITHOUT SALT!"
(Continued from pago one.)
Comstock said that at a second In
terview ho had with Thaw on No
vembor 7, 1904, ho produced certain
papers which ho showed Thaw. They
discussed Whlto and others who wero
In tho habit of assembling In tho
"den" In Twenty-second Btrcot. ,
Tho witness swore Thnw said lie
was positive Whlto had in his room
a collection of obsceno pictures, and
that a tenant next door heard girls
screaming. Ho declared Thaw had
given him a cbmploto list of tho girls
alleged to "havo been victims of tho
don. Comotock said he placed a
watch on tho building complained
about, but could get no ovidonco.
Tho first communication between
Thaw and Comstock was admitted
without 'opposition. Most of its
contonta hayo .already been mado
public. Comstock Bald Thaw told
him tho Twenty-fourth Btrcot houso
was used by a band of criminally
rich men; that It was controlled by
six or seven of tho scoundrolB, and
that two or ithreo mon who know
nothing about tho character of tho
placo frequently went thoro.
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STOCKMEN HAVE
A GRIVANCE
There Will He a Further Hearing nt
Portland, February 10, at Which
Stock Shlppura Will l're.ient All
Their Grievances.
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JAPS DREAD ONLY
HUMILIATION
OREGON NURSERY CO.,
Salem
IDAHO'S BIG (ADMITTED
BANK FAILURE KILLING 12
Cl'nited Press Leasod Wire.)
1)01 e I1? . Jan. 22 Walter S.
Brtf who was appointed receiver
the Capital State Bank, which
winded yesterday, took charge
Iw 't It is still maintained by
J dir"tf- and the receiver that
de:.iMtor will be paid In full,
"",l ki unoaelneaa is manifested
ffian MR stories are afloat. The
u-e hah u st a gloom ovor tho city
"Mw.f the laree number of
K"" k, Mho had all their oarn
ass m ih'a bank Tho feeline
"' r.shtir Neal, who left the
r " 'he cr.iBh came, la strong
qiui ttrs
" Wlfl
Hnie Wing Sang Co.
Removal Sale
are selling out all goods
at p"st price. Move and sell
"r building and all the
sood" Everything must go.
36 Court Street, Salem, On
Denver, Col., Jan. 22 Antonl
Neroni, who Is In Jail at Canon
City under a oharge of murdering
four Italians at Florence, Colo., has
confessed that he Is the murderer
of twelve, according to a story print
ed In the Republican.
Tho confossion, It Is said, was ob
tained through a ruse. Detoctlvo
Frank Sandesko entered a cell ad
joining tho one iu which the pris-j
onr was locked and engaged Neroni j
In conversation. Tho latter, think-
lilt, lilt aivaikii nun u mviiiuvi ui mo
"Black Hand" expressed a doslre
to join -that organization. Sandesko
replied that no one 'can become a
member unless he has killed a dozen
men. The prisoner declared that lu
could qualify for membership. sUt-j
Ing that he had murdered eight luj
various parte of Italy; wai lour 01
them were committed la Florence,
Colo.
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CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Tin Kind You Hav Always Iwfh!
Sears the
Signature of
Toklo, Jan. 22. Presont Indica
tions aro that the vote to bo taken
tomorrow in the Jnpaneso parliament
will result In but a small majority
for the governmont against tho Pro
gressiva and Yuko parties motion to
vote a lack of oonfldonoo In tho cab
inet. Not only Is the ministry blnmod
for tho country's poor financial con
dition, but Foreign Mlnlstor Hay
ashl's statement of yesterday out
lining tho govornmont's policy on tho
emigration question is III rocolved,
Hnyashl's words, according to the
dissatisfied ones, would glvo tho lm
pmslon that the Mikado was prac
tical' forced to agroo to an Investi
gation of the standing of all Japan
ese students emigrating to America,
and to glvo a bond that tho students
will not ontor the field of labor In
th United Statos. It la tho popular
view that a concession of this kind
would placo Japan In a humiliating
position.
WoBtorn Orogon llvo stock ship
pers' hnd a hearing boforo tho Ore
gon Railroad Commission Tuesday
on tho mnttor of socurlng moro fa
vorablo tonus on shipping contrncts.
Tlioy represent that stockyards, cor
ralB and other couvonloncoH nro Inad
equate, that thoro Is not enough
tlmo allowed on tho attendants' ro
turn tlokot on tho S. P. Much, and
othor mnttors. Tho shlppora wero
roproflontcd by C. L. McNary, of this
elty, and ho mado a very Btrong caso
for them. As witnesses Win, Stetia-
loft and II. H. Vnudorvort wore called
and tostlllod on tho abovo linos.
Counsel for tho throo big corpora
tions doing buBlnoss In tho stato put
up. no dofonso, but asked for further
tlmo to pr.Qpai'0 ovidonco. and argu
ment, and It was granted.
The commission wont to Toledo
today, where Hon. H. F. Jo.no Is
prosooutlng a caso against tho Cor
vallls & Iflastorn to secure better
train servloo on that famous line to
the suiumor retort for all Weetorn
Oregon poople.
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IF YOU KNOW.
Tho merit of tho Texas Wonder, you
wwild never suffor from kidney,
bladder or rhoumatlo trouble. $1
iintM two months' treatment, sold
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by S. v, sioni urug sum', ui uj "
Testimonials with each bottle.
THE NEW LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
ARE NOW ON DISPLAY
We received some rttf puetty pettier n$
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im AlIoTt? Lace and Erafetoickry
which ette flow ttn&y lt jont inspection
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On oat bargain table you will find
odds and ends in Laces and Em
broidery at reduced prices
Tills Store Closes At 5:30 Every Evening Except Saturday
SHE HIT HIM
OF COURSE
Bean th T KiBlJ W HaW Wm
Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FIHING
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guaranteo our
work to give satisfaction and
to be up to the sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL HE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTISIATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Darr'a Jewelry
Store. Phone 550.
B Phoenix Spray
Without doubt tho bent and
th.apoat SULPHUR AND
LIMB SOLUTION on the mar
ket Every barrol guaranteed
to tost 30 por cent. Wo can
sell It choapor than you can
buy tho matorlal and make It,
And tho sprny we sell will be
.hotter than you will make, and
will contain no eodlment, Do
not take any substitute, but
buy the Phoenix.
Gould Spray
Pumps
Tho best line of spray pumps
mado and sold at the right
prices. All sizes.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
Salem, Oregon
(United Profl Lonsod Wire.)
MoniMHino, Wash., Jan. Shot by
hit wife who mlatook him for a
burglar waa tho oxperloueo of J. Ifld-
wurdH of thlH city Sunday night.
Hnrly In tho ovonlng Mr. Edwards,
wont to town. Ho wont homo later
than usual, and found tho doors so
wired against Intrusion. After try
ing to gain admission at tho front
door, he wont to tho back door, whloh
he had forcod open. It was then he
was shot In tho log. Mrs. Ed
wards was Just ruady to shoot again
when ho en Hod out.
It fllla the artorlos with rloh, red
blood, makoH now flesh, and healthy
mon, women and child ron. Nothing
enn (nko IUj plaao; no romody liati
done so much good as Hol'lRtor's
Rooky Mountain Tea. 35c Tea or
Tablets. Dr. Stono's Store.
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Mrs. L. M. Lang ford Is the guost
of i ola t lvo and frlnnds In Corvnllla.
To Cure Cold In Ono Day.
Take LAXATIVE DROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature on eaoh box. 25c.
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Dlvoieo Caso From Polk
Alma 13. Matney vs. J. D. Matney
1h tho title of a dlvoreo oaso whloh
haa boon tranefrrod from Polk coun
ty to dopartmont No. 2 of tho Ma
rlon county circuit court, and is bo
lug hoard this afternoon beforo
Judge Galloway Tho partlos wore
marrlod, according to tho complaint,
In ludopcudmco In 1891, and havo
slnco boon residents of Polk county.
Cruelty, Inhuman itroatment and
drunkonnoeH aro chargod. Tho plain
tiff aska for tho futuro oare anjl cus
tody of their minor child, Theresa M.
Mntney, and for tho cost and dls
iMirsemoutH of tho suit. I). V. Jones,
of Indopomleuco, Is the attorney for
the pklutlff, but, being III at pres
ent, ho Is being represented by At
torney Webster Holiuoe, of this city.
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AUTOMOBILE
AND ROMANCE
(United Proes Leased Wire.)
St. Louis, Jan. 22. A romunco
from an atitomobilo ride In Chicago
two years ago culminated In thu
clopomont to this city ami the mnr
riage last night of Mies Miriam De
vore, helross to 11,000,000, and only
daughter of Mrs. John A. Devore, of
Chloago, to Robert W. Gllmoro, tho
brldo's former chauffer, whoio fath
or, W. A. Gllmoro, is proaldout of tho
W. A. Gllmoro Advertising Company
of Snn Francisco.
Gllmoro eatd their aourtshlp b
gan two years ago white they wore
gliding along ono afternoon in ono
of hor father's largo uutomoblloB,
Gllmoro won her admiration by skill
fully avoiding a collision with an
othor machine. (Minor said tho
brldo's family had never objected to
thoir friendship, Inr opposed the
marriage on account of Mlsa IV
orcs agf The bilde h IS yeaisof
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CLOSING OUT
THE entire Stock of Harness, Saddles, Robes,
Horsehlankets, Buggies and Hacks at actual cost
for cash during the remodeling of my store.
EC 1 AUDADT 219 and 289 Com-
LAIVirVml, mercid Street . .
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