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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. BALEM, onEGOOJJl
PEASE TAKE NOTICE
A ?W Clothine Sales Begin Today
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fsiies 34 tb 48; yqung men's suits, sizes 30 to 38; boys' knee pant suits, sizes
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MEN'S SUITS
316.00 Itoaular Price, now
112.00 to I13.n0 Itogutar Prlco,
J1 3.00 to fiCiOO Regular Price;
1U,60 to M8.00 llogular Prlco, now .$13.50
10 00 CO $22.0 Hogulnr Prlco, now , . . .. 915.00
12G.0O to 27.00 Bogutar Prlco, now $18.00
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
M Regular Prlcos 9.ao, $10.00, 8iU.no, 911.00 mid Slfl.oo
, Itcdiicod to
I $5.00, $7.00, $9.00
Those liicluUo tho newest and host stylo In tho mnrlcot
Blnglo anil Double Breasted
KNEE PANT SUITS '
KNIOKKItliOOKKK AND HTIWIGHT PANT
HTUAtGIIT PlllCEB $.M, TO 98.00 SOW- "
ON HA hi: AT ' ' . (
J $2.00, $3.00, $500
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SOCIETY
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had Imhhi wracked Uy u utorm whldh
had weakened tho foundation and tho
car went crashing to tho ground
without llw lght t warning to tho
occupant. Tho injured are:
MUa Hllttbeth. Btiorloy, Jaw bono
broken nud badly Injured Internally.
Mr, llotiulo, badly bruited utid
rendered uucoutclous.
Carl WUkmati, leg brokon aud
hurt tnturitally.
llUhard Monetae Bowla. badl
brulfvd und hurt Internally.
Samuel Halt, the olriftvur, Until)
Wrultad.
Tho purtj hl bean on vtuur avor
tho tmrrouudlng oountry during the
Queuing and had ttarled baek to the
city when tho, ncoldent ocourrl.
Thti bridge U la an lolUl oo
tlou and thoro wty no aid near. Tho
vHm of the In Jurtl wen) heard b
no uuo and tho inuiubun ot the III
fanvl party drnggftd themjlvo jp
lh bank ot tho traw. out o( danger
from tho uatf. Halt and llovtlw
wrv bblo to xl th othors some a
ltntd but wxjre iw badly hurt them
30IVM that tltry culd do little
TlMy lay on th ld t ttui iirwm
btd Uw wrwktkl ear. mlWtrlns
to oU iKhor At wftll tu pottlblo. nn
tit thlf. motUlug, when a tannr.
iArtln(r on an wVlj- trip to tow a.
dirxovVrM th?m Hd ummoud aid
AXl tha victim ot th aorWfit aro
nieroborri or romlnttt IoUIUo
tamllltw.
Mt 8hmky U a bwuUfui young
Qm.tu Uo ha wu protulnebt aur
! tho lat (w triune In New Vork
4 Nowftort, as ,cU r tv?r. She
WW 8gagl to 0tti dhvtiR of
lb "Vultt football twun but after a
j-oniautlo courtUlt lh attair wa
wk9tt off. MIm dherlfy mCorvd
jtvt ftsoyiy fnm $$ lajur u hr
)w bono Uurln IU houw hrgh
wklca h Ur oa the bink ot tfc
tliJVryv-savinetiniefof you-stock-cleanng tsmetorus.
Bishoo's Ready
,nm.,rf to sacrifice at extraordinary
w...r -
the . Reductions
....SO. 50
..A $8.50
now '. ...i. 88.
now $10.00
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Bjironiii irnc icully without nttontlon.
. Mry. Ilouulo li ono of tho moit
(iromlnont mombors of (ho bluo craii
fjpur hmulrod. Tho urcldont has
cnuiQd a groat nsatlon horo. t
, Shorloy Uounto when oan at tho
honpltal ald tho party had boon t
Mammoth oavo and woro trnvollns
at uxtra aptod becauso thoy woro
lto, .llj SJUwloy tlwt gained ,q
uuuai 1 a mo oa a uoauty wnon gno
bocninq tho pot of tho Vnndqibljtg
at Newport two sutnmori ago. '
ELKS BEGIN
DELIBERATIONS
ttlnltfrt Pr ttuM wire
Dalla. Tox July 1J Nearly ov
$ry I'ollgato elwtod to tho annual
national oonventlon of the n. P.O.
Elks wm jwweut toda when the ses
lqn wero formally opened. John
K, Tenor of Chailerol, i., graud ojt
alted rwlr of tho orUr. mado tfw
principal addr. today.
Toda.' program U itrelUuluary U
tjji ral work at the convention
n(otv cumutwiwa loiuorrow vrin Ue
IhaiUXS f th builnea MMtliiKt
Wk Park niklkttrluuj, Tk wUn
day will not bfi d?vott to tk gdn
tit HUm. hftwtvr. for pa. ru
oj th order U that all wuvfnd no
4oroWwVxra Molloan dinner,
whlfih wtlj b4 larval to 40.010 voa
ou, U being pmparod and will b
Jrved promptly at tho elQjo of th
hulo8 meeting
I MttlA ad-aatagt hai beu calnoll
h e a.er Wah4aStoa or IIMUmoro,
bolff of whfth cltle aro carepalgntn
for thv 1910 oonwatlon. mvtt xtvsrs.
.MJoa,boln3 ntttivd tor jSeattlo.
us. We have left on hand some
.
Copyright 1908 tjfcjWW flsSsfl
J Tho Howe of Kuppeaheimer Jr' jj7 212)
PANAMA
HAS QUIET
ELECTION
(UnlteJ I'rwi I.eatM Wlr.i
J Punoma, July 13. Tho strong
arm of lnolo Sam behind the dovo
that rooaU on tho "big stick" U ap
paront horo today after having main
tained peace at tho election yester
day, whloh otherwlso'would have re
sulted In riot, .
' Tho oloctlon ot General Joe Do
mingo Obaldla was mort or less
formal as hh opjomUf. rtlcha
Arias, bad rettrod and thr was fno
other eniidldatd In tho field Pros!-
'dent Obadlla billevoj ht will be ablo
' to maintain peace, but Uer U still
dangor.
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HONORS
i CLEVELAND
fl'mjfd rri IMC! Wir? a
Washington. July 15 Preeldout
Hoosevelt has Issued orders that thu
name of tho San Jaolnot tnr A.
aero u southern Calltorila Is to
bo chauged to the Clavola'jd forest
reserve In honor of tho late ex-presl
dont. i THo reserve was created by
President Cleveland ' who fnauKu.
ratea the forest reserve policy.
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Tvvt).rho CcU U tho Prlco of
The terrible Itohlng and smarting,
cents For sale by Dr. Stone's drus
VIU,
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almost Instantlf Uarjd lj apply
ins Chamberlain's RnH-A n-i..
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Tailored Clothes
low. prices. Everything goes. This means men's suits,
MUST BE
AS NATURE
MADE 'EM
(Pnltcd Treis I.eaitd Wire.)
Atlanta, Ga., July 13. Drop
stltohed ho3o, V-shaped llngerlo, cos
metics, artlfllclal teeth, puffs, rats
and padding, aro tho weighty matters
which aro being gravely discussed by
the committee on ways and means of
the Georgia legislature today. Rep
resentative George Glenu of tho
Whitfield district, Is responsible for
the problem, having Introduced i
bill to preiont tho sad disillusion
ment ot husbands "jthe day after."
, According to the provisions ot
Glenn's measure any marrlag which
has resulted from artificial attrac
tions offered by tho brldo, shall bo
declared null and void.
Bort Barber, of Elton. Wis., says;
"I have only takon four dosos of De
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and
they havo done for me mare than any
other medicine has done." Sold by
all druggists.
Bishop O'ltellloy in California.
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San Fraaeteo. July 13-BIhop
Charlos. J. O'Kelllai-. of Baktr Cltv.
,Or Is In San Francisco today the
gyest ot me pastor ot St. Charles
ohuroh. Tho bishop has hiwn In
Northern Callforata for some time
and Is now onrouta to St. Patrick's
samlnary, Menlo Park, wharo bo
hopas to Improve his health.
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Kodol will without doubt help any
one who has s;tomeh disorders or
stomach troubles. Take Kodol todav
and continue It for thn im. i.
that Is necessary to -give you com-
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AfiricmHcfnandg'oafjick--
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of the finest speum . .u
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SHIRTS
Reduced in like manner
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You simply cannot afford to
miss this sale. The bargains are
most unusual. It really will pay
you handsomely to purchase all
the apparel you need for present
and future needs. Don't ferget:
that we have
tall men, stouts
Come early and
lections.
STORE
MOYER
TO ACCEPT
PRESIDENCY
(Cnltfil lrs t.wuwl Wire.)
Denver, Colo., July 13 Charles
H. Moyer today reiterated In posi
tive terms his announcement that ho
will not allow his name to come be
fore the convention of tho Wastern
Federation of Miners here this week
for re-elootlon to tho presidency ot
tho organization. Moyor's attitude
Is taken to Indicate that tho oleetlon
of William D. Haywood, former sec
rotary of the union.
It Is believed, however, from In
dications now. that tho convention
this year will not be very largely at
tended. It is certain that It will not
be as large nor so Important as the
convention last yaar, which broke ev
ory record established since tho
union was organized In 1893.
lYSTBBV SUltnoUMlS
DBOWNIXG OF JACIvY.
(TdUkI pr3 l.e$ed wire.
San Fraacseo. JHly 13 The do
laoUvaj of the polioa departroont are
today saarohiag the oMy in an effort
to locate an unknown sailor from
the United States cruiser West Vlr
glnla who was thrown Into ttjo bay
Saturday jf-ht wjth a marine In a
fight between two' men and several
other sailors. Tho West Virginia
sailor swam ashore but the uarino
was drowned, it is believed tho sail
or U a dJBMm and is Jft hW'qg w
i. English, tfcoal passer of the Wast
irslula, met the blue jacket alter
his cold swim a tho bay and learned
the story -which -was reported to th
police. He did not-kjr the sailor's
name, however
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and HATS
all sizes."' slims for
for short men.
get the best se
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AMBASSADOR SHOWS HOW
to live 200 ymw
(United Prcsu Leased Wire.)
Boston, Mass., July 13. E!f.M
rulos by which a man may live
tho ago of 200 years havo been prf
mulgated by WuTlng Fang, the CSJ
noso mlnlstor to tho United State
Wu gavo out his formula today I
a man who sont a spoclal request t
Washington. Tho formula follow
1. I havo glvon up breakfui.
taking but two meals a day.
2. I nbatraln from all meat dlA
taking only rlco, .wholo wheat bwei
uuu iruiis. 1
3. I avoid coffee, tea, c
liquors and all rich food. '
4. I do not oat salt bocaW 4
makes tho bonos stiff.
.5. I mastlcato my food thore
iy' ,. $
0. 1 never arinK at roea. ;
drink between meal3 or an hour &
erward3.
7. I breatho deeply,
8. I take moderate exercise.
SIIRIXGRS IN ANNUAL
SESSION AT ST. I'AtJ
St. Paul, Minn., July M"1
sign of the sclmltor and cresceat!
to bo seen In every window I j
Paul today In honor of asse&W
nobles of tho Mvstln Shrlno wao
here attendlnc tho opening of tH
Imuerlal council tomorow. The
bias will not bo allowed to spesi1
dull moment during their visit &,
U being tho determination f ty
people ot St. Paul to make this f I
( convention tho greatest sessloa
' tho history of tho order. A prorf
(has beon arranged fo; today lne
. lue various nmnanments which
culminate In a errand ceremonial !
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'" it I 1U9 AUQUOqum wmn-"
A C003 Bay boy defines tho
"lazy',.as, meadlg'you wouiaB5
uaowa anata tKa oinr
how to do It," . I J
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