Daily capital journal., February 25, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL. JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 11)08.
5
J. L Stockton
THE
HOME
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
'-) ,v tUn KnHurr Benson WO linVn beciit morn itnltiKt.nklnn1
Ia preparing .-- -. , .
riding styles, colors, etc., nnd very keen nbout qualities nnd prices.
T(jon oilers" it broader rnngo of merclinndLoo than over before and
rnUtoIi7"nrc shown In every line. Wd have endeavored' to get the
um aR(l our ionsToxpcrlonco lms given us the knowledge wltlch mnkes
iTuriuMa tor as to Judgo between the- spHrlous nnd the real worth. Our
-" cal buslnoss methods and closp artoatlon to oigr business enables
ThTHftdcrscll the more extravagant fellow. Buying for cash gives us
""a7 advantages In the way of discounts, and largo quantities gets us
thrt lontst price concessions. . Our storp is a safe on0 In every respect.
&w Shirt Waists
-ft shipment of nets, lawns,
it waists readied us odiuruay.
i the newcomers range from
$1 to $12.50
New Llndermusiins
Skirts, Gowns, Corset Covers, Chimise,
Drawers, etc. Wonderful values in Mus
lin Petticoats.
$1.50 each
'STOMAGH
SEAT OF
HEALTH
I
New Suits,
Skirts and
Jackets
Do you know that when you buy a suit In this stor
It moans a saving of S2.fi0 to $1,0 and whon you buy a sklr:
or Jaokot It moans a ssnvlng of 50c (o $5? Comparison
will provo that our offerings In rondy-to-wonr goods aro un
equalled In nil Oregon. Wo aro showing all tho now
stylos nnd oloths for Spring, 190S.
;s Goods
Chiffon Panama, doublo fold, 3G lnohoj
18c yard
Wash floods
Soo us for high g ratio fabrics.
Utility Cloth, mado by tho Amonkong Mun&tfnctur
Ing compuny
kr Sal ngs, made In Bradford, England,
7ia tprlng fabric.
used
A.
90c yard
U C-pc made by Reads. (Converters of
toiwsei ...
$1 .35 yard
1 5c yard
Lawns nnd ChnlliOH In neat, doalrablo
patterns :
6c yard
Boautlful Lawns ami Silk Orgnndlee, Rajah Silk,
and Morcorlzod
25c to $1 .25
Boston, Fob. 24 -Tho remarkablo
results thnt aro being accomplished
In Boston by L. T. Cooper have bo
como a topic of universal Interost
during tho past week.
Reports that preceded his visit to
this city told of Mr. Cooper's groat
success In Chicago. But tho man
and hla medicine did not attract
wide-spread attention until tho be
ginning of his second week horo.
Then tho Interest In him becamo
vory notlccablo and has Bteadlly
gathered headway until his prepar
ations oro now being sold In enorm
ous quantities, and his headquarters
la a modt Interesting plnco to spend
n half hour.
People nro coming from nil parts
of tho city and surrounding towns
to see him. Tho young man nnd his
assistants aro surrounded by swarms
'of humanity from early until late
Bomo to toll what has been accom
plished for them by tho Cooper rem
edies. . Pehnpo nothing has dono morb
to arouse this Interest than Mr.
Coopor'n statoment regarding tho
human stomnch. At tho commence
mnt of his visit to this city, ho
clnlmcd that tho stomach Is respon
sible for much of tho 111 health of
this generation and that his Now
Dlscovory modlclho would p.rovo his
theory to bo corroct. '
This statement socniB to hnvoboon
complotoly vorlflod. During tha
paBt two weeks hundrods of pooplo
who havo boon taking tho Coopor
preparations havo boon relieved of
various Ills. In consoquonco, Coop
or nnd his theories hnvo been growing
Into grontor promlnonco oroh day.
i Mnny of those who called at hla
headquarters yostordny had taken
tho Now Discovery mediclno for vari
ous forms of stomnoh troubles and
mndo stntomonts ns to rosults ob
tained by thorn.
A otatomont of this ohnract-r,
which almost Idontlcnl with nil thoso
glvn by peoplo who havo had tho
8amo oxporlcncos, Is given by John
S. Keen, n houso painter, living at 7
.Tri'nton street East Boston, Mass.,
whq said: "For aoyornl yonra
WOMEN
WAGE
WORKERS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Now York, Feb. 35. Miss Alae
Morgan, daughter of J, Plerpoat
Morgan, has enlisted In a movomoat
to Improve tho condition of worklug
womon In nil tho big cities of tha
country,
Tho daughter of tho well-kHowa
flnanctor is associated in this work
with many prominent society mat
rons, who, on many occasions, bat
oinerged from tholr drawlag reoaM
to go on a tour of Inspection o ua
Inviting factorios and acoostpaay
working girls to tholr boarding
houses to tasto their food. Ag tat
result of these visits 100 wojbmh will
meet hero on March 6 In coatareaee,
lundor tho auspices of the Nfttloa&I
Clvlo Federation.
HOLD UP
ARTIST
DOUBLES
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Tacoma, Wash., Fob. 26. Tacor
ma's Intpst acquisition In tho way of
n bandit pluys tho part of Dr. Jokyll
nnd Mr, Ilydo as clovorly aa Robort
Louis Stovonson would havo droamol
poaslblo. Tho police this morning
bollovo thoy iinvb tho thlof liohind
tho bars.
Sunday night this thlof a&mimod
tho rolo of Dr. Jokyll, and, in tho
tones and actions of a polished gon
tloman, relloved O. W. Potorson, Oil
South First street, of $60 In bills.
About 7 o'clock last night an lndt
vldual, whom tho pollco bollovo 1b
tho snmo mnn, degenerated Into u
trnmp-llko Mr. Hyde, rollovod J. H.
Bray of $140 and disappeared.
WOMAN
FORGETS
LAWYER
i
havo boon In poor hoalth, a gonore'ly
run-down condition. I havo boon
tronted by various doctors nnd ta
ken nil kinds of pntont medlclnos,
but rocolvod no bouoflt from'olthor.
Physlcinns gnvo mo mediclno for In- of an ullogod nttompt to kill him by
digestion. (lyapopsln and stomach a woman giving tho iiamo of MrB
thoubio, but nono of thorn nfrordoi Jonnlo 11. Bunt.
(United Press Leasod Wire.)
Now York. Fob. 25. Charles M.
Sanford, a woalthy Brooklyn lawyer,
Is dying nt n hospital as tho result
SMILES
works It for two months after the
legislature loaves, Is roally not t
disinterested political advisor.
Tho Portland Railway, Light &
r... . B .
wn jWfrdsy, aad ware compnny unaer rrosiueui
l,v hour Thov mlJJos8,n ,B Proving that a corporation
That com-
1 booiter
1 11(10
committees
! LABOR
TROUBLES
, lnii' mar
riker.bmm the malnlmuy u Pullo-plrItod
""41; to take hoi.i nf pany BuV0 5000 towards tho Port-
'n: Sa'em nii.i ,and Uoso show, and $50 towurds the
oaiom puuucity funds.
Tho woman called nt Sanford's of
flco this morning beforo Che lawyer
nrrlvod and waltod for him. As he
walked In 'ho was followod Into hla
WBttchasbvotgdto
wi to carry on their
it
' &urn are good Or.
-."
(United Press Leasod Wire.)
Toklo, Fob. 25 Toklo nowapa
Bombs arq tho weakest weapons lrs deolaro thoy aro unable olther
moro thnn -tompornry rollof. My
nppotlto was vnrlablo-somotlmea
hungry ns a wolf, thou again sicken
ing at tho sight of food.
"I was subject to dizzy spells, prlvato olllco by Mrs. Bunt, and
which mndo It dangorous for mo to quarrel followed.. Two shots woro
work on a ladder, which I froquontly honrrt, and n moment lator Sanford
had to do. Somotlmos a fooling of rushod out,, declaring that he had
fnlntnons would come ovor mo. nnd I boon shot in tho buck of tho head.
AT HOMFioWon nnrrow,y t,80nu falling. After, Mrs. Bunt, who Is under arrost, talks
t I 1 5 VITIL' tneuls I would bocomo bloatod and Inoohorentlv nbout allocod wronsa
I - - w - - ---.. v-
dlstrasied, and there was soronoss In alio said sho Bufforod at Banford'4
the pit of my stomach. hands. The latter has made no stato
"Hearing of Mr. Cooper nnd what meat. 'It Is thought that the woman
ho bad dono for others, I doolded to Is domonted.
i try hla medicine. Whon I had used
M nf lti...i..L
T11 Oregon Irf
rt Wmlar n.l.n..
wt vis
t newspaper who
--mi ' tt uuaii-
fecial
Sale
tJsc5t
Of
wiaur
""" We. Ev-
11 kUH..
'sia ""
- wn i
HrHk
ki
Vogt
of individuals, as bullets are the
weakest weapons of nntlons.
Tho only park the peoplo could
pave (s Falrmoupt Hill, or what is
known as RosorivoirfHIH. Tho view
of the Willamette valley from there
la one of the graudest in the state.
Why not make a move to get it, and
have u breathing place for present
and future generations.
V --
If tho drug, gtores pay that $3C0
a year they will have to use more of
tho Willamette river nnd burnt sugar.
to refuto or Indorso tho
modi-
There are still the patent
cine to slap a license onto.
-
KVKitvnonv wnoKfi
BUT THK FATIIKR.
Spokane, Fab. 25 Tho SpokanA
W'lce took Into oustody this morn
ing the whole MoFarllng famlly.wUh
the exception of the fathor. Elsie,
is, was arrested for frequenting sa
loons. Roy, 26, far carrying a re
volver. Wilbur. 28, for beating hU
mother. Th9 latter Is In the hoipltal
Wak aad blue from the beating.
Mrs. MoFarllng was one very
aaautltnl and well-known in Spokane
Liqaor is said to have ruinod the
family.
-o-
Tao Baker City Herald speaks of
at cltyg "gifted oUlxens."
one bottle of tho Now Discovery I
CrltIol8m8 .vna tanUm Ann All alpno nf rlU.
of Jnpauoeo policy In Mnnohurla un-(tresa left me. Tho sense of relief
til American nowspapors producwas wondorful. I gained strength
valid proofs of their assertions. It rapidly nnd am now In splendid con-
Is pointed out that immigration no- dltlon. The dizzy fooling haB dlsap
DKSPONDUKT WOMAN
LKAPH FROKf BRIIXJH.
(United Press leased Wire,)
Dubuque, la., Feb. 26. Mlsa Nel
llo Losso, dospondont Uecauea of the
poverty of hor family, mado a dee-
gotlatlons having como to a conclus-! poarod entirely and I feel like I haJ perate nttompt to ond her Ufa by
Ion some Amerioan. newspapers taken a new lease on life. I cannot
Bflom eagerJo'dovlse:'tiow pretext j'eay too much In praise of Mr. Coop-
for nn tfinti-JapanesQ campaign, 'ers's modlolno.
While holdlug that prosont measuroi Tho introduction of those now prop
for restriction of Immigration wore nratlons in Boston has boen remark-
inevitable, the Toklo authorities be- ably successful, and they scorn to po
llovg;1 the prospective lack of labor growing more popular each day.
wlU greatly affect the Paolflo coast i . o
und Hawaii and that the future of
the labor question in America do
eervoa keen attention.
leaping from tho topmost spaa, of
tho high bridge into the MlaeiaeJjipt
river. Hor dresa kept her above the
water and sho floated for 300 yards,
when Ico harvesters pulled her out
with pike poles. Tho girl wis seri
ously Injured.
O
ti
TOUXJL.
miMYwHMAhWgipxN
RKOATTA ARRANORD
FOR I'UOKT SOU.V1).
(UnUod Pross Leased Wire.)
Seattle. Wash.. Fob. 25 Anxloufc
to raoe, the drews of Berkeley nnd
Stanford, and hava been informod
that California colleges cannot al
stand the axpansa of defraying the
trip of the University of Washington
ours iu en south, the latter InstUuttoa
has made arrangements to bring the
southerners here to row on Lake
Washington this spring.
Coach Oarnet, of California, says
In a letter to Coach Conjbear, of
Washington, that he wlha If pose!-,
ble. to arraage for a match betwean
the freshmen crews of the respective
universities and this will probably
be arranged for. It Is the Intention
of the Washington men to make the
coming regatta one of the biggest of
its kind ever held on the Pacific
coast
(iraber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to givo satisfaction and
to be up to the sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON'
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Barr'a Jewelry
Store. Phone 650.
SHORT LEAKED
WIRE TELEGRAMS,
Tho Croon Mountain savings bank,
of Dos Molnos. In., closed today, and
! MK 11 -rlIM-rla
HONK COUGH CURE
Go to your druggist and got
ono-hnlf ounco Concontrated
oil of pliio; two ounces of gly
corlne; half a pint of good
pure whiskey; mix It up, gly
corlnq nnd oil and then add tho
whiskey. Uso In dosos of ,i
iteaspoou to a tablespoontul
ovory four hours shaking tho
bottlo ench time.''
Tho Concentrated oil of plno
comes put up for medical uso
In half-ounce bottles cncloaod
In tin screw ttifr cases which
protects it from heat and light.
It you do not find it sealed you
know that you nro not getting
tho roal article.
Thoro are also several patent
Mnrilnlnrxi nut mv in u..iui.i
At t ,. ...
2 vbr vonceniraieu oil of pines
and called by smllar names.
This stuff should bo nvolded.
Tae Concentrated oil of plno la
the only truly solublo plno
preparation known to Holeiicc.
It also makes wonderfully ef
fective Unament bv nuttinv
! ! teaspoonful of tho raw oil Into
J I a saucorful of hot Inrd npply-
1 1 Ing hot. Tuts Is Invnlunhlo In
cases- of cold in tho chost or
sprains and bruises.
lrfIllMlMMMRI
.. u -
A LID OF STEEL
PUT ON DANCE HALL
North Bend, Fob. 25. (Special.)
At meeting of tho common coun
cil thoy forged out n lid of ohlllnd
stool to fit ovor J. C. WUcox'a no
torious dnnco hall In this city. Ho
is glvon nintll May 1 to close out and
rotiro from tho business which hni
for many yours glvon North Bend a
bad reputation In tho oyos of n great
many pooplo. A resort llko a. dnnro
hall any town can dlspiU8o with with
crodlt to Itself and Its cUIzouh. It
draws a clnHH of vicious men and
women whoso hlghost aim In llfo Is
to Ilvo off of tho laborH of tho-hard
working dupos who bollovo tho nro
having tho tlmns of tholr lives' und
who In tho morning after an all
night, debauch find thomsolvos with
out tho price of a meal. Many peo
ple of thlB county lmvo boon specu
lating for Bomo tlmo as to whon tho
council of North Bend woro'golng to
como out of tho Rip Vnn Wlnklo
sleep and uhato a nultmnco that was
a curso not only to that busy Uttlu
city but to Coos county.
O '
KXOURSIO.V TRAIN
WRECKED IN MEXICO.
(United Prosn Loasod WIro.)
San Antonio. Toxns, Fob. 26. A
dispatch from Lnrodo soys tho Gates
oxcuralou touring party's special
train, consisting of nlno oars, Ilvo of
thorn PuIIinuiiH. nnd onrrylng 70 paa
songors, has boon d era Hod at Oro-
villo, 20 mlltw north or Lnrodo.
Thirty of tho pasHOtigors havo boen
roported Injurod. but tho extent of
tholr Injuries Ih not known horo. A
numbor of those on board nro from
Toledo, Ohio, and tho roil from San
Antonio. Ttie Intent pews from the
scono nay tho aocldont wns duo to i
broken ax!e on the engine. ,
O '
REOEIIT.S AT L1VK
HTOOK .MAHKl.Trt.
Chicago, Feb. 25. Hogs, penelptx,
22,000; onttlo, 4000; sheop, 12.000.
HogB opeuod 5 nuuts hlghor; loft
over yesterday, 5500; mixed 4.2Q0
4.45; honvy. $4.354.50; rough
heavy, $4.204.30; light. $4.20
4.40; cattle, steady; shoop. strong.
Kansas City. Mo., Feb. 25. Hogs,
receipts, 12,500; rattle, GO00; hop,
6500.
Omaha, Nob., Feb. 26. Hog, re
ceipts, 21,000; cattle, 8000; sheep,
000.
Will Parallel f I
Winnipeg, Man., Fh. 21. Jamon
J, Hill bns spreud a largo force of
engineers over a stretch o! 1400
miles botwoon Brandon, Manitoba,
and Calgary. Alberta, preparing, It is
said, to parallel the Canadian Paolflo
ays torn. Two years ago Hill mndo
elaborato proparatlons for ourrving
out thl.1 sama scheme, but withdrew
President SMiart M McDIarie is un
der arrest In Omaha on a charge of tha engineering force because of tho
Illegal banking. financial d'ruitoii
ap
313,C?Q
How is the time to place
yoiir order for anything
needed in one line for
Sixkie faiUme. Such as
Walnuts, Apples, Cherries, Prunes, Plums,
Peaches, Shade Trees, Onancntal Shrubs, Roses
T V fgi T
Our Ornamental Department is the largest ami
most compete on this caft If you need anything in
our line 'pfcfe Mala 75 f address
OREGON NURSERY CO., m
I