DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1900
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TODAY ONLY
25c Children's and Misses' Hosiery 2
pairs 25c. Today our large hose section
offers a good 25c grade of Lisle thread
hosiery in one color, black only. The
sizes are from 6 to 9, in two different
weights, a heavy and fine ribbed hose.
They're for today only and now is the
time to buy as many pairs as the children
need.
2
pairs for
On sale at 8:30
No telephone orders received
No limit buy as many as you want to
Quarterly
Style Book,
including a
1 5c pattern
for 20c
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0 CITY NEWS
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Won 11 it" r Forecast
Occasional rnln tonight mill Thin--duyj
cooler tonight.
I'ntroul.o Home ImluMry
And try it Ia Cnrona or Don Ton
cigar.
Got Ahead of tho IttiHli
And placo your ordum for alno
wood now. I'hutio at onco to tho
flpauldlng Logging Company,
2-lfl-3t
Oct Ahead of th0 Ituali
And place your ordora for V.nb
wood now. Phono at onco to tho
Spnuldlug Logging Company.
10-3t
Fine Muplo mid AnIi Wood
For nnlo,.ohonp, for Imiuudlutn de
livery, Apply Krolm IIioh., IIiihIi
Ilroymun building. Telephone Main
121. 2-lG-tf
AH Ootfevs Aro (loot!
Hut fiomo cofft)o nro bottor than
wthors. Our an-cent coffoo, froah
rousted, stool nut, with tho ohaff re
moved, In bottor than tho ordinary
35 mid 40c coffoo, sold elsewhere.
Yokohnmn Ton Co. Phono 07.
' 2-10-21
TImwh Aii Dii)h
Whon you can't save a cent, but
you can buvo innnuy and tlmo by trad
lug ut Fnrrlngton's. A comploto
tnblo and nui'l'ly house aiiulur ono
roof mid mimagemunt.
Want Two Home
A anmpliilnt iiHklng for a dlvoreo.
on (ho ground of dosertlon wuh Mod
in tho olroult court this morning by
W, W. Chirk against Ilininn O. Olnrk
through hor Mtornoy. John llnyne.
A lltMivy Rainfall
During tho puat t hours the rnln
fall hore, as shown Uy the lotwl
wwllior bureau nt the 0. C. T. OoSi
wharf, wm 100. un of the Iiki
list rainfalls far the mine parlud
till winter. Tin Willamette river
niked two anil ouo-bulf feet litat
night, hut U ruining up vury alowlj
now.
MiioruhooM .Mooting Tonight
J. W. Sherwood, tttnto oununnnder
of Hut Mncouhtto, ta lu tho oily ami
will attend tho lotml meeting tonight
of Wlllnmotto Tout N'o. U. Thuro s III
no doubt bo u big turnout to hour
Mr. Sherwood, na he la not only tho
hottd of tho order lu tho Htnto but
an oloiiuuut upoukot anil a wholo
wmled gout Ionian whom all tho mom
born ahoiild moot
riaenn
INCUBATORS
50, 150 and 200 Eqq I icubators, good as new,
used but little, for sale cheap. Also new and
second-hand goods,
O. L. McPEEK
170 S. Commercial, St. Salem, Oregon
25
XV.d-X.AJU
jmZ2KmM m,XiCCMm&lMEBE3MF Reduced I
MiicrnhooM Attention
IIiiHlnoHH of Importancu tonight.
Statu Commandor J. W. Sherwood
will bo present. All muniborH of Wil
lamette Tent No. 0 and visiting Hlr
KulghtH nro requested to bo present.
A. 1C Hurkoatelu, Coin.
Suliie Knit Hottloil
CoiiHtublo Ira J lam tl ton has xold
tho hogM under llio hauimur which
weru the chuho of tho many lnwHiiltK
brought In court by M. ChrlHtoiiHon
and 1). Morgan, and the final uottlo-
intuit Is now completed. The snlo
brought f.lfi.fiO.
Hpoclnl to Albany
A Hpecial (rain of throo coachoH
will loi'vo tomorrow evening at 7
o'clock from the Intersection of Trade
and Commercial Htrootx for Albany,
'carrying Elka to attuuii tho ilodlcn
tlou of tho now KIIh homo lu Al
bany. Killed by Fulling Tree
Coroner dough today received a
tolephono messago from Huona VlHta,
Haying that II. II. Hall, a man hoiiio
00 yoarn of ago, wuh klllud this morn
ing by a falling tree. With a com
rade, ho wax falling timber, and
whun homo of the trouo fall that thoy
cut, It Htriuik another true and Ita
coiiiho lining 'lofluoted, It Htruok Hall,
enmhiiig htm to death.
Morn Signs of Spring
County Clerk Allen wuh delighted
today whon Mark Purr 22, iiindo
known h'.a tloalru for a marriage per
mit, Nina ChtldH, 17, being the other
prlnolpul In tho mattor. Win. T.
(lollor, 34. of Mill City, and Rosa A.
MyuiH, 21, iiIho of Mill City, woro
given marriage permit.
Foil Down .Shaft.
Uitlif.l Priwa l.wued Wire.
Ian Frniiotsro. Fob. 17. Earl
Williamson, an olllco boy omployod
by the Paollle I.lthographlo Company,
wan killed today lu th Oabrlol Moy
rllwld building, at 311 llattorv
atret. Ills body wna found at the
Lottoiu of an elovator haft. and It
! Hot kuowu whether he fell In or
Yns struek be the'olevator. Ills pa
loaut are out of town. He hue n
brother working for tho SohmlJl
Mthocraphtus & Printing Co.
Now wntoh Campbell Bit on tho lid
Of tho olorkrthlp grntta to tho and of
tho sosrtton.
DniggUtH 1oUh1 on l'Unwnvi,
Ucjwnm aufforora ahould ask Tho
Carltal Dru Co. what kind of o
porta aro b.l rocolvod from tho pa-
1 Vnt vho have hfton treating tho
1 il.ln with i oil wlntorgroon liquid n
i nitundod In D D D. Proaorlp-
Urns
MORE NEWNESS
The ready-to-wear section has on display
a shipment of Ladies' and Misses' Jump
er Suits. The very latest ideas are ele
gantly expressed in ihese new models.
Some of the things you will note at a
glance are the perfect and graceful styles
to our lines. These jumper suits are dif
ferent from the ordinary kinds and can
be best appreciated for between season
wear.
SHOE SECTION
has on display many complete lines for
spring As they're opened people seeing
them exclaim "What Beauties! we won't
have to send to Portland or East for die
real thing." The lines are complete, from
Children's to Ladies' and Men's. Don't
pay for "jobbing" shoes when for the
same price and less you can get clean,
new, direct from the factory shoes.
Remember we're backing the department
with experience and ability, no experi
ments, no mistakes in styles, prices or fits
Boys'
Overcoats and
Raincoats
NEARLY HAD A FIGHT
BEFORE THEY FOUGHT
Sun Francisco, Fob. 17. Tommy
flurns and Jack Johnson camo closo
to a clash bfforo tholr big light nt
Sydnoy, An .tralla, last Dccombcw
accardlng to Information received
todny in a letter written by Sam
Fllzpatrick, Jobn'eon mnnngor, to n
local acquaintance.
Fltzpatrlck said In part:
"Burns, MclntOBh, Johnson and
inynolf mot nt tho Challls TIoubc
Sydney, thro dnys boforo tho fight
fot tho purpose of picking n rcforec,
and tho mooting broko up without
any progress being mndo. Sovoral
namos ,woro mentioned, but thoj
named by Johnson did not suit Burns
mid vlco verba. Without nny warn
ing IhiriiH reached ovor for a lago
li-kBtand to lot go at Johnson. Mc
Intosh grabbotl hl hand, and thou
Tommy picked up a chair und told
Johnson ho would kill him boforo
ho got out of tho room. Aftor Mc
intosh got the chair away from him,
Ilurnu put hlu hnnd In his hip pock
et, nnd said again thnt he would kill
Jihnion. All this tlmo Tommy was
pouring out t lino of nbuso on Jack
that would not look "good lu print.
JrhiiHon kept hU bond, and all ho
w.ld In reply was, 'Tommy, you'ro a
gentleman.' Ab Tommy continued In
a murderous mood, Johnson's oyoa
anupped and he Bald, 'Don't hold him,
Mc, lot us soe what he will do,' Hut
Molncoih waB thinking of tho not
ing event nnd heavy advance snlo of
tlckots, and would not let go. Final
ly Mclntooh opened tho door nud got
Ihirns out Into tho hallway and
thv.ii Into his automobile. During
the rumpus Hums told Johnson that
tho crowd would mob him, whothor
hu won or lost, and In roply to that
Arthur snld ho would Just aa boou
die In Australia aa anywhoro else."
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To Start Paving Again
I Within aboMl 10 daya from now
tho rook orttKhor aouth of tho city
will be atarted and the atroot car com
uuny'a rock oara will begin hnullns
eruahed rook to the Inturseotloua of
Slate street and the atroota to be
IHiviMl on the north. Mnny of the
quarry men arc of ho opinion tho
.South Commeicinl atroet brldgo will
i not atnnd up undor tho heavy atra'.n
J of four carloads of rock. They claim
tlmt eruahed rock tnkou from the
quarry weigh 700 pounds to tho
. cubic yurd and that tho oars hold at
1 yimK which would make tho tota!
, weight of thi contontB of one car
111,200 pounds, nnd tho weight of tho
dump car la also to bo considered.
Tho uwual amount hauled at what la
called a Ion I would weigh 04,800
pound, nnd the oxtra hoavy weight
jf th car would neciWltato somo
tUlug very aubtantlal to hold It up.
Tho ftrt load will probably bo start
ed down tho South Comniarulul atrvet
Ulll and over tho brldgo alone, to
experiment aa to whether It would bo
nf. to hook the b'g work car oa.
T"B TRIPLEX nAa
Four HagH In Ono.
Simple, strong, stylish, serviceable.
Flrat U'b n pur. A twist of tho
wrist and It'a tv handbag nud luutdc
portfolio combined. Unroll a bit fur
thor and you havo a .small- utchol.
For aalo by Elsto L. Ooadhiio, agent.
Phono 768. 3,.16rlmo
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UNSEXED, SHE
ASSERTS HER 'SEX
United Preis loused Wire.
New York, Feb. 17. "No darning
of stockings or marketing for vege
tables for mo," declared Mrs. Leslie
Carter today,, apropos of Miss Mar
garet Illlngton, giving up tho stag
and her theatrical husband because
tho wants domesticity.
"Tho elrl who nivos un a brilliant
opportunity to venture into the un
ctrta'n realm of home is taking a big
rl&k," was the tltlan-tresscd actresJ
next revolutionary declaration.
I "Do men appreciate tho lovo of a
little home flaying domottlc inouie,
as they do that of a brilliant, brainy
professional woman? No, they lo
not. Mbn want change; they wnnt
something now. Tho laughter and
Mnltts and the glamor are their
henrta' doslroa. Thoy don't want to
lp confined to the ondloss monotony
of n home, with Just ono woman In
It
"Thoy love the sparkle of eyes, tin
gleam of wlno, tho fascination of th
variety that comes and goes, goes
and comes, constantly. Times have
c'mnged. My grandfather and
g-nndmother lived together G8 years
and died within six weoks. Dut it Is
different now Men don't wnnt the
tedium of fcir twin a re walls.
"Children arc a nuisance. Dally
routine Is a bore."
Mrs. Cnrtoi wanted it understood,
however, thnt this was In no way n
cilttclsm of Miss Illlngton's views.
THE CHASTE JOSEPH
NOW EATS HUSKS
(United Press Lonscd Wlro.)
Chicago, Fob. 17. Aftor an ub
Hur.cc of four years during which he
abjurod his political party to enst bin
lot with socialism, Joseph Mcdlll Pat
terson, grandson of Joseph Mcdlll,
founder of the Ch'cago Tribune, to
day resumed ,hls duties as sccrotary
of tho compurv publUhlng tho pnper.
Four yoars ago Patterson loft tho
Trlbuno nnl edited n Socialist
paper. Ho also served at a commit
s'onor of public works under Mnyor
Dunne, whom ho mipported during
Dtinno'fl mnyorallty campaign.
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The Man Who
Eats Well
And Knjoya Food Live Mfc Aa Ho
Should and Got the
Most From It.
Tho man who eats Is the man who
works, and tho man who works 's
tho mnn who wins. Tlroloss workers
dopond upon a storehouse of vim
nnd vigor. India Is noted for U
fnstors and its dreamers, Kuropo and
America for their eaters and tholr
workors.
In Amorlcn wo have been doing
nothing but work tho pnst quartor of
n contury. That la why our old men
say, "In my days no ono had dys
pepsia." Of courio, all men In those
dnyB ato and worked, now thoy work
nnd oat.
If eating lnterfora with business,
men give up oatlng, This Ih good
logic for tho dollar-getter, hut io.r
wUdom of a man who loa'ly wants
to live.
Abuse of anytbliix God-glvon 't
mlta In puulahmont, and man li a
p'gmy whon It oomog to cheuMig
h's system.
It you tnke from the yetem that
which is Intendod should remain, or
put Into It that whloh ' 'ntonded
should be kept out, you nre oheatng
youraolf, and oonor or letrr pay Mio
penalty.
Stuart's Dyapc;Mla Tablets aro con
centrated vegetable and fruit ea
tenere whloh give the system every
fluid, stimulant and Ingredient nc
eaenry to gn'n the fullo t strength
from ovorythlug whloh goos Into tho
atomnoh. or to keep from tho system
everything which should not lay nnJ
doony In 1L
If you will cat faBt and Impropai
ly, If you will drink and eat Irrogu
larly aud to oxcos. then give to Na
Uiro as do so enough of tho s
soncot she demands to noutrnllzo tho
bad offecta of your habits.
After a meal tako a Stuart Dy
popsla Tablet, and tho menl won't
hurt you or your stomach.
At a midnight dinner take a Stu
art tablet and you w'll sleop woll and
got up without a bronth which Is
tilled with tho decay of tho midnight
meal.
Fortify your stomach llko you do
OHr bxislne-s. Fortuuos when 'o-it
aui bo regained, but the atomnoh out
raged, stays with .you to the finish,
and you know it Is there.
If you want to know what theie
tablet will do. buy a package from
any druggist, pr'o SO cents, or send
ua your nanio and address and we
w'll lend you a trial package free by
mall. Address F. A. Stuart Co., 150
Stuart Uldg., Marshall. Mich.
FIRST -GASU IN AMERICA
OF "LESE MAJESTE"
United Tress Leased Wire.
Washington, Feb. 17. The grand
Jury of the District of Columbia this
afternoon returned Indictments
against the owners and responsible
editors of thi New York World arJ
the Indlanapoll News, charging
clmlnal libel on account of articles
I alleging that there was Improper
- dfcaling in tne purcnase oi mo i-uum
One Indictment, with five count.,
I dlrocted against the New York
Uorld. naming .logoph, Kulltzer, tho
owner and edltor-ln-chlof: Caleb
Van Hamra, th emanaglng editor, and
Itobort H. Lyman.'
Another indictments with seven
ccunta, was returned aga'lnst tho In
dianapolis News, naming Delnvan'
Smith, the odllor-ln-chlof, and Chas.
JR. Williams.
The articles complained of referred
to President Roosovolt, former Sec
rotary of State Root; Charles P.
Taft; William Nelson Cromwell and
Dontglas Roblncon, brother-in-law of
the President.
The storle were published during
the campaign last fall, and after tho
olcctlon they drew from Roosevelt a
vory vigorous reply In which he de
nounced the statements as utterly un
true, and It wnu nt his direction thnt
the grand Juty wn Bordered to tnke
up the case. Tho case unquestion
ably will bo fought at every turn,
nnd It probably will become an his
toric nctlon.
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To Adviincu Athletics.
Tho teachers of Marlon county
have formed nn association for tho
advancement of athletics In tho pub
lic schools, and the following notice
Is for the purpose of oganlzlng base
bull teams. All public schools, out
side of Salem, aro ollglble to mom
borshlp, nnd may organlzo us fol
lews: Any district, or nny numbor
of districts, by uniting, may Join the
ni,tocla(Ton by paying tho membership
fee of ono dollar, which will bo usod
to covor oxponsoii. All schools north
of Salem addross communications to
W C. Gnuntt. of Hubbard, All soutU
of Salem address W. II. Martin, of
Joffcrsnn. Further Information will
bo given If dcjlred by addressing the
undersigned ba&obnll committee
W. H. MARTIN,
W. C. OAUNTT.
3-17-3t
"UXCIiK SAM" AND
"UXCLK DIAZ'
llJnltru" Vrf l.mtn Wire
Now Orleans, Ln., Fob. 17. Fol
lowing tho withdrawal of tho minis
ters of Guntomnlu nnd Salvador from
1,'ondurns ind Nicaragua, it wjs
learned to lay from an nuthorltatlve
sovrce thnt the United Stntoa gov
ernment has warned the Central
Amorlcan republics that any overt
art would lmmodlatoly cnll down
armod Intervention from thla country
and Moxlco.
May Adjourn Knrllor.
Tho Bonato this afternoon rccon
sldorod tho voto taken tho other day
to adjourn tho legislature Saturday
at 3 p. m. noth houses may adjourn
nt an onrllor date.
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GOVKKNOH SKXDS IN
SPECIAI MKSSAGK
Governor Chumborlnln sent a spa
o al mosage to tho loglslaturo this
afternoon, calling upon thorn to put
through tho amondmont to tho con
stitution, providing for stnte-aldej
railroads. Th oamendmout hns al
ready passed the homo, but has been
hung up In the sonata. The mosuaso
I-, generally locked upon ns striking
a hard blow at Harrlman, and om
phaslzlng the state's determination
to build her own railroads.
IIIIIIHHIIIIHIIIIIIIIII
How
Journal Readers
Can Save
Money
T. Rend carofulh dttry dn tho I
Advertising
Columns
In tho t
Capital Journal I
t H
; ' Some day you will be likely T
; ; to find a bargain advertised T
that you want A prompt ro- J
ply may save you money. T
i Watch It Carefully J
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PERSONAL MENTION
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L. M. Freoman and family, of Fu
gene, are In the city,
S. R. Seeley, of Clackamas county
has gone to Corvallls after a short
stay here.
A. E. Johnson, who has been here
en business has returned to his
homo In Portland.
Miss M. D. Evans has disposed of
her mllllnory store to the Misses Mc
Xel, of Portland.
Dr. and Mra II. C. Epley wont to
Portland this morning, where thej
will remain until Friday, the guests
of frienda.
J. A. Chase of Alberta, Canada It
visiting friends horo.
Mrs. C. D. Gabrlelson . and Mrs.
Chauncey Dlahop went to Huogei
this morning, whoro thoy will bo en
tertained by friends nt the U, of O
Mrs. D. McGregor, of Albany, has
returned to her home after .making
a visit to hor dnughtor, Mrs. Ar
thur S. Benson.
Mrs. J. P. Glovor of Tumor wis
here shopping today,.
Mrs. A. Hickman of Turner has
been visiting Mrs. L. Hickman.
Mrs. Julia Lomko nnd Mlas Min
nie Schwartz left for Newport today,
where they will tako an outing. They
are visiting friends hero from Dakota.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Jenkins wore pnts
sengers to Newport todny. Thoy are
recent arrivals from Minnesota ,und
nre looking ovor tho country.
Mrs. hi. A. Edwnrds of Seattle and
Mrs. E. E. Moorohouse of Wnlln
Walla, Wash., aro visiting friends and
relatives hero and in Albany.
McElroy's orchostrn roturnod from
Alabny this morning where thoy
played for tho ball given by tho Elks
in their now templo last night.
Among tho Salem peouplo were Miss
Jennie Uooth, Mrs. Dan Tnrploy, Miss
Josto Morohoad, MIssok Laurn Pugh
and Ruth Hofmos.
Frank W. Powers loft for Portland
today, to which placo ho will move
hi family eomctlmo this weok, to
mnko his homo on East Ankonoy
stieet. Mr. Powers hns resided here
for the past 17 years, during which
tlmo he hns been promlnontly con
nected with tho Oregon and other
nursery compnnies. Ho has gono In
to the real cstaOtVbuslnoss. and has
p.i olllco with AhQ Jncob-Stotn Co.
MIbi M.1;D.Kvnnn leaves tomorrow
for Portland whore she will bo !n
chnrgo of the millinery department
of SIlvorfleld'H.
Don't joii think It'a alxmt time
you had your eyes attended to? Stop
those nem nicking Iiondaclio, that
mistiness, those paliiN, etc.
Obey nature's warning and let us
chock tho development of that defect
tilth n pair of glasses fitted by us.
Accurate work guaranteed.
Barr's
JEWELERS
PIANO TUNING
lA'TKLLUS h. WOODS.
1'unlug, polishing, repairing. Ph'eSOi
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith, Ilosldent Agent
Oflice with Win. Drown & Co., No
29, Commercial street.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Hush's Dank, Salem, Oi
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0 NEW TODAY
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For Sale Five fresn cows, also some
baled hay. 1196 S. 12th straej.
Phono 1171. 2-l.3t
For Sale Furniture, ruga and qur
talns: 1 to 4 p. m. 445 S. Capital.
Winona Honham-Larklna. 2-1 3t
For Snl Dry wood, bjg fir. seeHJl
growth, sawed or 4-foot. Phone
1419. Call 790 State street. M. P
Dennh. 2-173t
I'or Sale A new bungalow, 4 largo
rooms, on 17th and Belevue. In
quire at 536 South 17th.
2-17-3t
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