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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1008.
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THE OLD WHITE CORNER
TWENTIETH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY KEPT.
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NEW
EMBROIDERIES
Direct from
the Mills . .
SKIRT FLOUNCINGS, SKIRT INSERTIONS
WAIST INSERTIONS
CORSET COVERS, ETC.
Marked just like special salo goods, but wo will lot you have
them ovory day at tho very low prices
25c, 30c, 40c, 50c, 68c yd.
Think of It, a f-ult 30-lncli ombroldorory flouncing at
50c a yard
Very choice patterns In corset cover ombrolderlos nt
25c a yard
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 Trees, 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
OREGON NURSERY CO,,
Salem
Oregon Nursery Company Ofllclal
una Wife Entertain Ilome
Grown Olives and Juno Roses
Helped Mnk0 Pleasant
GALLANTS
HONOR
BOBBIE
Twt of the Democracy Was Renicm-
wtm Willi Dance, Speech, Song,
Klfe mid Ilccllalloii.
response by L. H.
Stot? Whan Haa." hv
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and
mo-
The admirers of the Scottish hhrrt.
Robert Burns, met Saturday uvenlng
a me office of John Ilayno nnd with
Ppropriate ceremonle celabrntori
,he anniversary of the Ayroshlre
Wfs birth
Anew.il.nt program was rondet
1 after vi hkh apermanont organ-
a ptrfec'tod. William Mc
Gl'thrW, he well known proprietor
of white lions roataurnnt,
1 the program with "Blue Bells
Stot'nj beauUfully rendorod
jJ8fouh whistle. Attorney
jb Bayne acted as prosldlng offl-
ol Ue evening and doUvorod the
of .-koine. Othor numbora
aproKrjm were as follews:
SO"? ttnj McGllchrlst, "RntUln'
Kobio "
'" ' Burn In to-.,
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w"5. V.1 Ml
Mhon
Sou.
MiGi'ihrl a,..i t-
Ut Burns In
C B Miwr...,
0t Hlirrw AccIqIaha.
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Bllllir Ma 9 Plnf n Wlna"
bl SMJuhrut
?, fh Stfllflw nt rti.n ,!
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r anil ' mu.i u....n
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v. ., '" Biiy iJWWl Aiion,
McC.ilchrut
tjnng o, lhe ..IIigblaRd Png(..
Mr Uougia,
' Th Extent of the Influ-
Bum,.- by Dan webBter.
on Annie Laurie." Mr. Doug-
"". Why i .m Rare Tonight.1
L McN'trjr,
Riding. r&m o'Shanter," by
MeCtlchrUc. Jr.
k.. . - "wh ana ur. orn-
' "" AtlBlO.
'"W tka
"M club
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Wm.
Douglas.
Lltrnturo,M by
In the
raetiondetl to by
John Minto. who sang
tint "Rrae o' Bal
Program a permanent
was organized with Johu
vlco presldentr Win. McGllclniBt, Sr.,
secretary. All thoso prosont nro
charter mrmbors or tho club. Tho
ofllcors will draft n constitution.
Tho club will moot ngnln on Janu
ary 2f, 1909.
Tho club will moot onco ouch yonr
to oommomorato th birthday of the
Scottish poot. Tho mooting closed
by all riding, Joining hands In a cir
cle and tinging, "Auld I.nng Syne."
TIioho prosant woro lion. John
Mlnto, P. II. D'Arey, Wm. McGll
ohrls, St., nnd Jr., Mlllor MoGllohrlst,
Mr. Douglas, John Molr, C. 11.
Mooros, Johu Kirk, L. II. MeMnhon,
Dnn Wobstor, W. Carlton Smith, C.
L. McNnry, D. J. Fry and Johu
Bayno.
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ONK OF OLD AIIN'H
swRirniKARTs dims.
Sioux City, la., Jan. 27.- Mrs.
Mary Francos Rellly, to whom Abrn
ham Lincoln proposod marrlago and
was rojeoted, died horo today at the
ago of 85.
It was when Mrs. Rellly was n girl
In Qulncy, 111., that she won tho lovo
of young Lincoln, who was destlnod
to bo a groat president of th Unltwl
Statoa. She Idealized him and held
his memory in tender vonoration.
Sho was a granddaughtor of Henry
Vandorborgh, who was appointed by
Prosldent Lincoln one of tho first
judges of tho Northwest Territory.
Ono of tho most pleasant social
events of tho season wao the rcop
tlon given last Saturday night at
tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ben
nett, on Chomokcta streot, In honor
of tho twentieth anniversary of their
marrlago.
Tho brldo and groom of two de
cades ago graciously rccolved, and
by 9 o'clock there wero nearly 200
guests enjoying th- hospitality of
tho ologant new home which had
boon artistically decorated for tlo
occasion. In tho brilliantly lighted
reception hall there hung a, gorgeous
bunch of mtstlotoo, whllo tho spa
cious drawing rooms on elthor side
wero scented by tho porfumo of stato
ly clusters of pinks, which codded
from vases on tho mantles and tables
Jardinieres of forna graced tho cojy
cornors, nnd with olegnnt simplicity
completed tho benuty of tho scone.
From an alcovo near tho spiral
Btolrwny In tho hall Mls3 Jmno Pat
ty nnd Mlsa OHvo Mctcalf served
punch .throughout tho evening.
Thero waa no program arranged,
but tho Impromptu musical and liter
ary numbers rondered woro oxcollcnt
and woro probably moro enjoyed ow
ing to tho Informality. During tho
ovonlng MIbb Joy Tumor, ono of Sa
lem's promising violinists; Mr. Frank
Churchill, pianist; Mr. Charles Roth,
tonor, and Mr. Chester Catlow, pian
ist and reader, delighted thoso proa
cnt. Luncheon, consisting of pabulum
from sandwlchos to tomptlng candles
was served by tho Mlssos Spalding,
Gros, Shepard, King nnd Bonnott In
tho dining room, which was appro
priately docoratod In pink nnd white.
At elthor end of tho table, which cou
tnlnod as a contor ploro a gorgeoua
bouquet of pink cnmollns, Bat a young
lady prottlly gowned respectively in
whlto and pink, who served. From
each corner of tho tnblo to tho chnn
deUer swung ntronmors of whlto nnd
pink eropp pnpor, Intermingled with
smllnx. Tho guostn, as thoy filed up
tho BlalrH, woro prcsontod with a
mlnlnturo tea pot. On a largo tnblo
on tho second floor wnsi displayed tho
many nnd costly plocos or chlnnware
which woro tho woddlng gifts.
Tho out of town guofits woro Mr.
and Mrs. R. V. Jonos and on, Mr.
nnd Mrs. F. B. Mnddock and dnugh
tor nnd Mr. and Mrs. Homer Logg
and son, all of Portland.
At a lato hour tho scores of frlonda
left for their various Homes, carry
ing with thorn momorlos of a de
lightful ovonlng and wishing tho host
and hootowi all tho Joy that wa
wished them Jut twouty years ao.
-o-
Tho Wallace, Idaho, Dally Times
has suspended, owing to trembles
with tho printers' union.
Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to give satisfaction and
to be up to the sanitary stand
ard. WK WILL 1112 PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTNLVTES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
streot, back of Barr's Jewelry
Store. Phone 550.
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Personal Mention
Mr. Charlos L, Watt, suprome In
structor of tho United Artisans, who
has beon In Portland and vicinity for
the pntt few weeks in tho tntoront of
tho ordor, spent Sunday nt hor home
In this city.
Mrs. Joi. Albert nnd Mrs. J. C.
Griffith hnvo returned from Port
land whoro thoy have boon visiting
for tho pnat fow days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nicholson nnd
family and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wolf
and family, of Oklahoma, arrived In
the city Saturday ovonlng nnd ox
pect to make this their home.
Mies Bell Cook pent Sunday with
relatlvoa In Marlon.
Mrs. Mary Kuonzlle, of Ohio, who
Is visiting horo, spent Sunday visit
ing rolativos nnd friends In Albany.
Miss Vova Morrison of Independ
ence was tho guet of Ml Emma
Muths yesterday ,
Miss NV.llo Smith and Mlsa Mar.
gnret Kunke left Saturday ovonlng
for Eugene whoro they will visit
friends.
Charloe B. Moorti was anions
thoe who went to Portland this
mot nlng.
Ex-Alderman Geener left thh
morning for Portland on bustaeae.
Fred Sttfuetoff wwg among the
Portland-bound visitors thi morn
ing Ml 8 Lena Babbitt, who h heeu
visiting her aunt, Mr. W. A. Ruth
erford, of this city, left for her home
In Keneeaw. Neb., tlUn morning.
Mlsa Bertha Allen has roturned
from Portland, where ahg was the
over-Sunday guest of rolatlve and
friend.
Miss Mollle Paarmlne has roiumed
from Lebanon, whore she haa been
visiting her stetor, Miss Etele Pear
mine, a prominent mueio teaoher of
that place.
Mlw Georgia Booth, the well
known pianist with the Geo. C. Will
mu-it- toro. returned this morning
from Corvallls, where she attonded
the O. A C. ball. Sho was aecora-
nanled by Miss Irene Moores, or Ore-
MANUFACTURE LIME
IN SOUTHERN
OREGON.
Hnvo SecuitHl Contracts from the
PniHW Mills for the Oregon Pro.
duct.
Hon. W. A. Carter, of this city, lias
Just returned from a trip to Jack
son county, where, In company with
hia brother-in-law, he has engaged
In tho manufacture of a flr3t-cla33
article of lime. It has been "assayed"
and found to bo 98 per cent pure,
which, is nearly tho best Umo known
In tho world. Their kilna have a ca
pacity of 100 barrels per day, and
tho Southern Pacific Company has
tnado them a rata of 15 conts per
barrel to Portland, so It looks aa If
they would bo nblo to market all ithoy
can produce. As soon aa this itmo
has boon tested locally wo hopo to
Inform our readers, as wo bollovo It
to bo tho first duty of our citizens to
glvo tho homo production tho prefer
ence Mr. Cnrter haa secured a con
tract from tho Oregon City and Lob
anon paper mills, which uso about
10 carloads a month.
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STARR PIANO!
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C. WILL
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Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Olllco with Wm. Brown & Co., No.
29 Commercial Btrcot.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Ovor Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or
1 NEW TODAY f
F(xr Sale or Exchange For good
horse, a heavy spring wngon, suit
nbl ofor express or delivery. Call
at Branson's grocery. Phono 131,
132 Stato street. l-24-3t
Found A watch; ownor can hnvo
samo by calling nt county treas
urers', proving property nnd pny
Ing for this advertisement.
1-27-3L
For Sab- Good fresh cow. Enqulro
T. J. Gardner. 1 miles wost of
Salem on Oak Grove rond. Phono
Farmer 173. 1-2 7-3 1
For Sale A Doming Spray Pump In
flrst-olnM condition with complete
outfit, tnnk, 70 feot of hoso, pipes,
nozzle, otc. Outfit cost $00, will
soil for $30. Enqulro B. Cunning
ham, Snlom, Route 3. Phono 211
Parmer. 1-27-Ct
For Sale A yonrllng Poland China
boar. Enquire T. C. Gosser, W.
Salem, Route 2. l-27-(U
For Sale or Tnnle A good heavy
hack for a lumbor wngon, prefer
ably a 3-lnoh one. Enqulro T C,
Goeser, W. Salem, Rout 2.
1-27-C
Peach Seed for Sale. Wo will have
a carload of California soedllng
punch seed for sale at Salem, and
would contract with purchasers to
grow us prunos and peaches for
fu'l delivery, 1909 For informs
tlon address Chlco Nursery Co ,
Chlco, California 1-27 tt
NEW
GOODS
WE ARE now shpwing our first slripmeut of
new Spring Dress Goods. The new Ging
hams are beauties. Fine assortment of new
trimmings.
Our Dress Goods Department is popular with
Salem ladies because we show new goods every
season which are correct from the standpoint of
fashion.
Everything in ladies' and men's furnishings
at cash store prices.
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This store closes at 5:30 every evening except
Saturday
FANCY WRITING PAPER
Wo Just received a big shipment of box pnpora In tho latest
modes and styles,
You can dopond upon it, If you buy It horo It Is rght.
Seo tho window display of box paper at tho big drug store on
the corner.
RED GROSS PHARMACY
Corner State and Commercial St.
Phone 144
PHOENIX LIQUID SULPHUR AND
LIME SPRAY
This Is the strongest and host spray on tho murkot. Wo sold sov
eral oar of It last yonr, and It gave fine satisfaction. Every bar
rol guaranteed to tt 30 por cont. Wo soil it cheaper tlutn you can
utiy tho mntorlal nnd mnko It. And ho Hprny wo boII you will bo
froe rrom sediment, and will go rurther thnn thnt you make. Wo
sell It In any qunntlty doalrod Special prices on advanoed ordors
In barrel lota. Place your ordorH now.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
SALEM, OREGON
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EMPIRE CREAM SEPARATORS AND
PETALUM A INCUBATORS
Will make you more money than anything else you can
invest your money in. See
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CLOSING OUT
THE entire Stock of Harness, Saddles, Robes,
Horseblankets, Buggies and Hacks at actual cost
for cash during the remodeling of my store.
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