DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OREGON, SA1URDAY, APRIL 18, 1008
J. L STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITF CORNER
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The Greater iaVogue Suits and Cloaks
SPECIAL FOR EASTER
The widely known UYGODE lable in every
suit guarantees you quality and assures you
of a perfect fit and correct style. Strictly
man 'tailored, they're truly peerless garments
T lis store is croud and pleased to show
iliem. EVERY GARMENT. REDUCED.
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Suits, Skirts, Jackets and Petticoats at sale
prices from now on until Easter
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FrlghtrsM a pending pro 'ecu- j qv 8a,c Soveral houses in Snlom
!mj, th i. rl. an Tobacco Trust i an nr,n ands at a bargain. Cap
d- , i Ital National Bank. G-l-ood-
DOUBLE DOSE
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tion on the ticket nud allow Roose
velt to take the second plncc. This,
it Is said, in Bourne's mind, com
pletely removes the president's ob
jections to revoking his famous
p'edge , wrlton on the night or his
election In 1904, when he stated
that h. wcnild never run for presi
dent again,
T'jU latest twist in Bourne's en
deavor to get the nam? of Roosevelt
on the next Republican natlonnl
tick-t has boon revoalod through
two letters to Mayor L. N. Blowers,
of Hood River, from Mr. John Han-
nan, Ln Follotto's private secrotnry,
introducing John C. Young, Bourne's
private secretary, who recently vls-
lited the state In his employer's in
terest. Tho letter reads:
"I am Inclosing a letter of intro
duction from Senator La Follotto's
nrlvntp secretary, Mr. Hannnn, which
Is st If, explanatory. I trust If you
are doing anything In tho senntor'n
behnlf you will make an effort to
come to the state convention front
Wasco county backed by as many
Hooovo't-La Follctto or La Follotto
Roosevelt peonle as possible."
The other letter advises Blowers
to work against any Instructions to
the Republican delegates to the na
tional convention unless Instructed
for Roosevelt and La Follotto or La
Follette and Roosevelt.
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RISEN OUT OF ASHES
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was not dlsturbod. All who wore'
here, however, on tho fateful day,
took time to recall tho cxporloncos of
two years ago,
The work that has boon accom
plished since tho fire Is admittedly
most romnrknble. Whero two yonrB
ago vere nothing but great heaps of
debits, now stand mnelvo buslnoss
blocks. Mnrket street, which was
Bwcnt n'most clean bv the flnmos,
is rapidly becoming like tho Mnrkol
street of o'd, except that Instoad .of
tho Plmsy frump buildings that once
nnswered the purpose, stone, con
crete nud brick structures are hom
ing the merchants and others whoso
business calls them to tho city's main
artnrv. i
What has h'cn accomplished ilnco
tho disaster h best told by tho fol
lowing figures
Total Iob. JROO.OOO.
Lous bv fire. $3B0,00O.
In3iirnnco pnltl, $198,000,000.
Bu'ldlngs burned. 28.128.
New buildings erected. ft,7!)S.
O'd bul'dlnus romodolod, -1,078.
IMlldlngH d03troyoJ, $105,000,
000 Now buildings, $112,000,000.
Stock nnd furnishing, $100,000,
000. Local cnnltal ued. $1 OR, 000,000.
Outside loans. $3,C0fi,000.
Cost or streets paved, 13 mlloa,
$950,000.
Cost of Bowors by city. 1CV4 mllos
$4r,o,ooo
Spent bv nubile rcrvlce corpora
tions. $20,000,000.
WILL IT BE
BISHOP COLEMAN?
Dr. ,7. II. Coleman Elected a Dele
gate to the Geneml Conference.
At tho sosslon- of tho Troy confer
ence held at Sarntoga, Now York, on
Frlduy, Dr. John II. Coleman, re
cently president of Wlllnmetto Uni
versity, was oloctpd a delegate to tho
Baltimore General conforonce on tho
first ballot. At tho General, confer
ence next month Dr. Coleman will
bo a loading candidate for the offlco
of Bishop, representing both Mio
Enstoru and Wostern sections of tho
church. Tho other members of tho
Troy delegation of 14 nro his loyal
supporters. His election after an nb
sonco of six years In tho West Is
good evidence of his strength nnd
popularity in the Enst.
Plenty of Trouble,
Is caused by stagnation of the
liver and bowels. To get rid of l and
hendacho and biliousness and tho
poison that brings Jaundice, tako
Dr. King's Now Life Pills, tho roll
nblo purifiers that do tho work with
out grinding or griping. 25c nt J.
C. Perry's drug stre.
733? m
The new Iowa Soparntor Is go
ing Sparator made. Sold on
ono day; tho only cold milk
skimming separator on oitrth
will skim cold milk to n traco.
Easiest to clean, the honvlost,
strongest mnchtno built Will
last a lire time. EnBlost turn
ing sepnrtor made. Sold on
onsy terms to suit tho purchas
er, discount for cash.
MITCHEL LEWIS &
STAVER Co.
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Tho wcathor demands a change of.
Clothing
Our Men's Spring Clothing
made by experienced tailors ln ono
of tho best oqulppod fnctorloo in
America. The-designers havo shown
good taste this season and tho result
of their lnbora will bo appreciated by
stylish dressers. Tho B. K. & W.
label on a Btilt Btnndo f6r all that's
good in modorn tailoring.
( Hnvo you soon our
Men's Two-Piece Summer
. Outing Suits?
They'ro tho correct garments for
Summer wear.
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Young Men's Suits
Boy's Knee Pant Suits
You'll know yhy wo soil bo
many when you wo tho quality
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Boy's Summer Wash Suits
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Our assortment this soason Is far more extensive than wo hnvo ovor
shown boforo.
Our prlcos are flgMrod on tho spot cash bnBU. That's why "regular
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Two to six loaws. Br, . . su.oo
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Price Saving
Sale on Gray
Enamel Ware
or.t-quart Pudding pan rtztfar
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The members of the family have
bought their Easter millinery and
are now going to the Spencer Hard
ware Co. to buy useful and season
able articles, such as rakes, hoes,
spades, stoves, carpenters' and me
chanics' tools, builders' hardware, fish
ing tackle and everything for the
kitchen. '.. ,.
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SPENCER HARDWARE CO.
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COR. STATE AND LIBERTY STS
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