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DAILY CAPITAL JOpitNAIi, SAfcEM, OKEGO?. THURSDAY, BL1Y 14, 1008
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Newness
lAr:
Still prevails. Every raln brings In new Roods from. the World's, best
mills nml fashion centers. New York 'styles nre shown, -right hero In
8rtIoin by this store, '
Wo Sell . . ; ' ''
The -celebrated Perfection' oil book
stoves. ; Duron & Hamilton.-,'' i'
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Good Iowa.Pqople , . .,t
Mr. and Mrs Henry 'Brown''df
Waterloo, Iowa, are In the city rtftev
a stay of a. 'week at Tacoraa. They
are at hotel Snlom, and Would b3
I glad to meet any people from their
Every Man Likes Good Clothes
The new styles we arc showing riro very smart; we'd Just like' to
Imvo you sco tho various, models wo show in the Varsity Sack Suit.
Thoy'.ro (he snappiest styles you'll cycr.pe'd, and they; don't cost any
Hioro tlian inferior" grades sold clscwliore.
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FIGHTERS , "
RFADY FOR
THE FRAY
Just Received
A largo shipmentW tho famous Jlroadwalk shoes for the1 little people,
In patients, tans aiid smoked horse High shoes and Oxfords.'
Shoe Department Court Street Entrance
The, Wash Goods
section
1b Bhowlng niany exclusive dainty
patterns fdr tho ultrn-tallored
wa,sh aults. Wo Invite you to see
this offorlugv
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You will havo togo a JotigvaM
before you will find a nicer assort-'
mont of purseB and bolts than we
are 8howlngthls season.
r t a .
'lv ybu' want to make a npisq like I
isllk, notf'is tho'tinto. ; OUr entire
lines of sIUcb are placedgn salev
At Special Prices
Sftunmer Suiting In all tho newest
weaves and colore, values to $1,7&
a yard;, extra special thla week
50c yd.
Naiad
Dress Shields, warrented and absolutely
guaranteed. Ask for particulars at the
notion ceunter:
Long Silk Gloves
Of the Knyser and Founes best
makes, 12 and 1C button, elbow
length In black, russett, tan pon.
g'dc, whlto, brown, etc., $1.50,
$1.75 and $2.25 value?, spticlai
Midweek ,. . .m . .. r
$1.
IC
no
jr J
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12 and 10 button, elbow lengtn
'
kid (gloves "Jn black, blue, brown,
whitegray, red, etc., extra special
this week. , .
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$3.50 values
.
$4.0 'values"
$2.48
92.7S
)mmemJmA
oLH
part of tho Hawkeyo state. iThc
Browns are thd kind of people need
ed In Qrogon, and wohoi)e they may
receive pleasant tmprosslons,
Bought Salem Homes- '
Sir. Andrew Vorcjor has bought u
residence of Del Dlnsmoor on North
Commercial street and will take pos
session July 1st. Ho Jo n prosperous
P.olk county fruit grower who will
niqko his future home- Iti-Snlotn for
the education advantages Ills' chil
dren will derive.
Don't Overheat Yotgwlf
Use a new Perfection blue flame
oil .cook" stove and cook" In comfort.
Buren & Hamilton,
Bought a City Horned
Mr. Clifford A. Robert and fam
ily have become Salem residents
slnco Monday-' last when they .took
possfssldn of a home' 'at 734 North
Commercial street. Mr. Roberts
was a successful farmer In tho neigh
borhood of Rickcrall, Pcik county.
Drain Man In Town
F. L. Post of Drnln was In tlie
city yesterday, on his way homo from
seeing the fleet at San FitjiibIco. Ills
fathor, J. N, Post, has bought the
Ca'dwell ranch one mile west of
Drain on tho Elkton road. It Is ono
of the finest farms In that part of
tho state, 395 acJrcs. ' Tho Post3
enmo from Minnesota two years ago
and are enterprising ami progres
sive men.
(United Pres3 Leased Wire.) '
Sam Francisco, May 14. "Boor"
Unho'lz and Joo Gnu's aro ready for
tho gong that will call1 them Into
the ring at 'the Coliseum tonight for
their! "20-fotmd clash. Neither will
be bothered by tho ringside weighing
as they tiro safely within tho 133
pound limit;
Tho fow admirers that' Unhols
has lnoldt that he Is going to spring
a big surprise on tho San Francisco
fight public and thnt Gans is going
to havo the tikightest time of his
ring career, but this sort of talk Is
not! scaring tho Gnns followers, whoso
money Is going begging nt 3 to 1.
Very few wagers' arc, being recorded
nnd th'd fight 'promises' (o bo tho
lightest betting affair in years.
Tho match has failed to arouse
any great degree of Interest and tho
Indications arb that the house will
boa light one.
fEAR tampering!!
ON WARS
(United EresV'lioaUd Wire.)
in Francisco, May U.a six
hj
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tmm
order lias bon ls3ued
OLDEST
SOLDIER
special
tO AfltVllttnl
frit . . ti
Human uirocted to tho fleot captain
directing them to tnko every precau-
uoii 10 prevent any strangers from
"7" vvC0S lo U10 engine or lire
mums 01 meir snips.
,'"c uum;o or me qrgor has
ttuou- a groat deal of comment
among tho ofllccrs of tho fleet, ttB a
general order Is alrenUv In fnrm
hefting 4pt4-a.ngbrs from visiting the
englnoPrS6ms. '
That the government Is In possos
slon qf Informntloh directly connect,
ed with the Issuance of tho order Is
...v. 0..U.,,WBW ot tnc-oincers. A'
jvuLura,!).!-.tno fleet's vlslto thfs
port which has pi&aql' without no
tlfco until tho present order wn3 is
BU0(1 ..'".tho.fAct.Ahnt not a single
LIVING
Your Opportunity '
One dollar a week pays for any
now Porfectlon blMe flame oil cooi;
stovo selected frdtn our 'stock. Duron
&, Hamilton. . .
(United Press Leased Wlro.l
Santa Rosa, Col., May 14. Will-;
inm O. Clnrk, who hrf3 tho raro dls-
tlnctlon of being tho oldest living'
American soldier, Is on a lecturo tontr
desplto his 01 years.
At prcsont ho Is living with his
ntlllllKur. Tiwla' Pnnnni nf Mils ! I. . .
Clark, who Is a rosfden of Dry Towi XoiCdn0"" n0JJ fn"' , Portflw
m Am.i.A, - i. . ,01, l8cll0' districts in Marlon county
4IMIIIUUI Wll(.t 0 UUUI AM lOll,
Japanesa lins f,L-. !'.
as r ? -wm
Token m connecOB
order the Bftn,:Clln
pressed by a n J f
Jiiy Knowing that i
Was l Boail..f, "l ,h
let.gtoth'obPe,;j
might i) .j. wmi
"o shh,; SSL"W
o Informal nn . l?H
"unnco of thJl! "?"
a nnturnt ".: '1
given out from i,. . r
cr, the mosf ZU'i
tt .., . ..r"-H'B:
c,0erg.,nrdlnnf!i...lTl
mis been Instituted her t?1
J'ort the fled wlS'll
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UMruMi
Frank Meredith, Re,.,
20 ComnorJiil3l,t, ?
MONEY TO ini
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Final Examination
Two hundred and twontv.nvn n...
plls lire fnftfng'ho eighth gradex
amlnntions today, and tho tost will
show their fitness for ontorintr iii r- oi . . . ,
ti T-. i seri noawjJsWn
fall. Forty-five nnrt fnrm ua .. ."!
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Dr''''?Oini8tO(l,,supiidtno M. d!,
of Portland, win ,,rei Friday
evening tin Odd Follows -Ifttii. ah
lrt,3rn?15 requesfed.to be present.
ThoW;ing wj bo.ope.Vto Invited
gdests,' '" v , , j
Notlcu 'tdjbunlcrs i
,yo nqv'hnvo'a, completo stoik of
brau ind shorts. , Salem Flouring
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City News
'Weatltt'iw.
' Cloudy, wltli probably dhoweis to.
.night and liihij.
liock Uetgt
At A. Schrelbor's, 4S3 State, street,
iturday.
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Mtll City Vote Hafe
law school will bo examined hore4
May 28, for admission io tho bar.
County Court '.
It ha been decided to continue tho
sesttlpns of tho county court for the
rojnalndor of tho week. This. wast
mado necessary on account of tho
volumo of business now before U10
court. Nearly a thousand claims
nro to be considered before adjourn
ment, Krelw Suit CDntinuetl-
Tho.lnjiinctlon enso of F. A. Live-
Make such an oflxr as will ap
peal to people usi'd to answering
adv., and you will (liul .''takers"
quickly enough.
On'y a Koiind proposition a
good stoiv, a mrrltorloiiH nHicle
or a t1riervlng vontiiiy twlll be
lK'iieilttt'd by advertising and
(hif. will always )c "made,"' jm.
moteil and eNtablished by public
ity. A thing that do. not "need"
publicity, or that would not thrive
under It, Is pjk-ii to .MiHplcloii.
When Btlll In his 'teens ho enlist
ed in Undo Sam's army and fought
In, tho wnr against tho Mohawks and
Sacs In tho volunteer service. After
tho wnr department learned recently
that ho waB the oldest living soldlei'
ho was granted a pension. Clark
traveled around tho world preaching'
temperance while Genornl Grant waB
President of tho United States. Ho
is now devoting all his time In dollv
or.lng lectures to young men.
, Tho recent protest of J. Work of. ley versus tho Krebs Hon comnanv
lll nil l. ...r.. .... . . I. , .. ' . . '.
w)i wiiu was iiuniuq mo privi-1 huh uueu continued until May 25,
lAgo of voting at tho .n8t election '
there, was laid aside toy the county (R'ff Picnic
court yeHterdny. Work charged tho, A pfcnJa will bo giye'n at Monitor
tysClon board with, .IrreBUlnrltlos ' wp .,,, ..- BV en ai MOn't01'
ni asked that tho vote, of Ml?i City ft;'e0k tVOm th,s con,,ni; Sntnnlny at
tee thrown out. Tho oqurt.. (ailed to w ,u ftU P"tlcnl candidates of nil
d any evidence to support Works I'rirt'les nro Invited to bo present nna
l'rotcst. speak. H. M, Cake will probably be
, ! there and Tom Kay will make n
Iy l.vninliiatlon sppech p the slnglo tax aueatlou, A
governl studonta of the Wlllnmotto gqod time Is promised.
DIKD-
STEWART At the fnmlly hom-i
nenr Canby, Mrs. Clnra Stewart,
May a, 1908, at 2 p. m;, being 3."
years, 3 mouths and 3 days, of
pernlcous annemin, '
Mrs. Stewart, who waB Clnra ..
Overson, was born Ffb. 0, 1873, nt
Blair, Wis., and. was married to Jas.
M. Stewart, Dee. 18, lf04, nt Falr-
J. G. Iddlngs of -this city bought tho child, Wis., coming to Oregon Jan.
,MV H. Lcabo ranch of 140 acres two. IS, 1005, living In P.ortlnnd, until
miles north of Marquam, paying about the last flvo month?.
$35.15 per aero for tho place. It-hj Two children blessed tholr union,
a finely Improved plnco In ono of .but died some years ago.
are represented. In the' larger schools
iflh.$. examinations nroMolng hold In
tho school rooms, but 'tho represents.
;tlvc8 from some of tho Pinnller coutl-'
try schools an 'undergoing the of-
ieal In tho ofllce, qf County Superhl-
leiuient smith. ',
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Tlie Old Sx Saw
Is tho illustrated sonn at tho Var
dotto and It Is na good as it sounds.
nnd farm 'andg at aUtnh,'
.. imiuuni uanK. MjJ.
Lnco Cutinlns And wuitH
fectly at low prices. Mri,fpfc:
j.nuuu lijii, 5-JMt-
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Bought. Clover Farm-
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'SHOES FOR TENDER fEET
footwear, we hayo not over
looked the shoo needs of
tho man or woman who
want plain, solid' coiiifort.
wo havo n big trndo In,
good, sonslblo so'osr oxory
lino aud every curve sp.oka
for comfort; A,nd stylo
a p mads of Host onk-tnn-Whllo
wo chi'fy nil the lat
est and awollost Bhapos In
lan't Bucrltlced either, for
thej are Bhftpoiy and grace
ful U puHlno. Tho B0I03
ned lenh6r,'-and oyery pair
Is hand-sewed throughout.
)Ve invito your attention m a special Hue of these Comfort Shoes,
Dr. Reed's Cushion Soles. WeaV ono palp ot thaso shoos, a.nd If
you npprrclnto'renrcomfdrt, we nro buv you will be back for an
other pair wl)pn thoy nro one. Wo bavo also tho celebrated Walk'
hvflr ShQ03 )l bluebbr, ,val8. Oxfords, In kid, ton and patent, nil
liylcs, atlces.'ajl Blxo8.t;Aiao C. P. Ford's Ladles? Shoes In all
;- ' flic. Stow WlHTti.Wo VH V,
tho best fruit and dnlry sections of
the state, tho clover crops there be
ing famous. A spring of water runs
right Into tho house. Mr. Iddlngs
Is not going to farm It hlmsolf, but
his son-in-law, Geo, Wooster, of
Wooiter, Texas, will becomo an Or
egonlan nnd mnko It hln home when
Mr. Ijeabo surrenders tho plnco In
October and wo hopo to persundo
him to becomo a resident of the cap
ital city.
L'lomvr Iteunlon
The Oregon Plonebr ABoclfctlon
Jjqs nnnounced the holding of tho
,tjurty-scventh annual, reunion at
Portland, Tqnth and tlnvls tre3ts,
Thursday, June 11, 190S.''
Wall I'aper
. In nil tho 1908 -spring creations.
Daren & Hamilton's
She was In poor health for years,
tor tho last three montlu being an al
most constant sufferer and for tho
past threo weeks, her llfo was dli
paired of. Sho was a devoted Chris
tian joining the M. B. church at
Blair, Wis., when 10 years of age.
Fine Home Iof Sale
Party with cash
better investi
gate. Price
reasonable.
Address I!., care Journal
Lost Small open face go'dV
and ribbon fob.lnder ifm
return it to Journal ofict.
Wanted A stenographs Larlof
penenco. Apply P. 0. Box O
w-ra
)Vniti'd To rent fraall tMrti
tnge; Phone 15fH. Ml
The prenchor who Is popular with
everybody on enrth won't be very
popu!nr In hcavpn. '
For Sale Good pony. Party btfi
pony can nUo get paper ro8titip
carried by owner ot poay, ljf
sired. Phone 497, 1503 3UUV
WW
1'or Sale Twenty 1on oltlewif
baled at 1 the ton at thru.
on Howell Prairie or all tp 1
491. . MH.-
A Competent WouinW8U f!
nt cooking or nouieior w -try
or city. Apply to M. B.
Journal office. WwJl.
ltiilVoad'. Picnic ' 1 -
Tho peoplo of Stayton havo doold
ed to. hold a big railroad hoopter
plcnle audwlll nmko It an al'-day
affair TuMduy, May 2Cth, when thoy
expect to havo a largo iHlegatlon
from Salem," Aumsvlllo, SubUmlty
and othor towns- proarnt.
Tilling Lawyers. Pans "
Annouucoinont ha bo-n lundo
that tho.tfollowltg niQiihfivo mcco's'
fL'y PRBRad tho ativto bar examlna-
ion and aro ndmjtted-to yractlce:
Ljith-r D. MahoD. William O
Ralmor, A-hoppard, l. W. Humrnh.
rt.v. A. A. Anderson and Fnderick
Stoiwer of Portland;. and Clmries .)
Forgusonand Mvorot. A. Johnson of
ronu'eton. .
SjKri Moments .
May ho spent profitably by looking
over tho flno stqck of wa'l pnpors,
now dhplaycd by Buren-& Hamilton
1m$ llrir to lhje
r.Jrnmnrrnw to tha inot .1.., on..
w . , ,.,v .uk u1Jr iur llllll
cwmy t ckets. The irRt f pmi.n.i 1
. . ". ,"-- ----'. MMfimi . iv?v uauuuu oi
uuu ruuioNiv9 was .aiea vrith thelctscb. la horn in n vMt wh tvt
county clerk yesterday. I Nellie Frohmadcr.
ROBINSON At tho family home,
219 Monroe street, Portland, Or.,
nt 9:40 n. m., May 13, 1908, Ltzslo
S. Robtmon, wife of. Charles C.
Robinson, aged, 47 years 4 months.
Lizzie S, Hurst was born In Clr
cloviljo, Ohio, Jnn. 29, 1861. Re-
moved Jater to Nebraska. She was
parried to C. C. Robinson, Dec. 12,
1879, In Columbus, 'Neb. in 1891
moved to Snlom, where sho lived for
10 yeara, moving to Portland In July
Inst, nesldos her husband, sho leaves,
ono son, Lloyd L. Robinson, and slx
daughters, Mrs. T3. B. Tanner of Sa-
lem, May Robinson of Klnmnth coun
ty, and Bery, Blanche, Elva hnd Jean
Robinson, all of wham were at her
bedildo whon sho died.
Tho funeral will bo held at tho
United Brothron church on Mission
.twwt. Salem, at 2 !. m., Friday,
May 15, and Interment avM bo In tho
I. p. O. c rotatory,
GILHAM-In Port'and, May 11,
' 190. Frocl .0. GVham, r youngest
sou of tho Into Capt. N. D. Gllharr
Qf Portland, and brother of Mrs.
W, W. Sklunor of -th city.
ij'red, as ho w'ai familiarly caMod,
was well known herein Salem; was
tirmkkoop?r atx th Southern Pac'ft
lopot for a number at years. He
leaveo a host of friends here, for to
known Fred wae to llko him. Ho
was laid to roit by tho, Bldo qf 't
Young wlfd In tho Rosa Clty'ajjmotery
svho also at ono tlmo lived In Salem.
Ho leaves onoson. . i
1 oV-i;
PMlWATa
Sarah R6pco(.ir who Is being trcAt
ed foPcancer, Is getting along nicely,
ri nQitmo Lausono-arSan',TTiin-
J
jRTW SHOWING
Better "bikes" for less monefi
k wiii ! .i 1 iiiiiitaimii mmtmwmmmim wm'"'''
than ever before. INowaagg
indifferent wheels wilhwU
JMt4tWMimtwwm
bought and niianiifadufcisaf?
WMIitMi
alert and awake to the
Uon. That's why Viccan
of
fer a good wfcggjjjlJL
Frank
$25.00
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