DAILY CATITAL JOURNAL, 8ALSM, ORMOON. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5H, 1M
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NO INTEREST TO PAY
And nil discounts taken, owing to the fact that wo are handling our
uua.ui.-m. w.iuu, uu uwr own capital, thus ennbllng ub to sell high
clnss merchandise more reasonably than any firm In the city. We do
not carry trash or lnforlor merchandise but for dependable goods
ours nro tho very lowest prices.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
New Suspenders
A large new assortment of very ser
viceable and attractive suspenders
Shirts
By far the handsomest and largest
display of new shirts-50c to $4.00
Also a big line of work shirts
Overalls
More new overalls than we ever
handled before. The most durable
and the very best.
n 4i r. rt
IKeau s uress uooas
Read's Dress Ooods have nbso-'
lutely no superior. Wo have a
now, large and very handsome dls-
piil III lIll'BU KUUUS. 1 1113 BUIIHUII H
tendunnlcs are to plain effects in
tailored fabrics, preferred shades,
larlpe, wistaria1, cannrd, dark Co
penhngeu, reseda, peacock and
mulberry. For afternoon and
evening wear arc old rosor rcsoda,
straw cream and white are much
H favored, and wo nro extrcmoly
well prepared to meet your needs
this Benson.
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ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT Of
CATHOLIC CHURCH
mmtrnms Spring Dress Goods
EXODUS FROM NEW ENGLAND TO NEW S
FRONTIER OF NORTH ONTARIO
PROVINCE IS TO BEGIN
Summer Wash Goods
Tho largest stock ot dnluty sum
mer goods that we have ever car
ried. Thousands of yards of pretty
tluffy goods, nl( thnt the latest
fashion decrees shnll bo worn-
pretty, dainty and fashionable, and
ninny dlffcront patterns to choose
from nil new.
X13W GOODS"
So many more than we can call
nttoutlou to in our ads. Come and
sec them.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
So many more than we can call attention to In our ads.
Come and see them
STOCKTON
ARRESTED IN OREGON,
ROBBED THEIR CAPTORS
Hrlstol, Tonn., Fob. 24. After
having been brought from Oregon,
D. 11. Meads, wanted In Virginia for
murder, escaped yestorday from two
officers nfter robbing them of their
money, guns and watches. Meade
was enptured in Oregon sevoral weeks
ago.
The tWIcers,'" with tholr prisoner,
repaired to a iiotol to rest. Tho pris
oner was liandcuffpd to one of tho
officers, "Wlilla they wore nsloop
-Monde soourod tho handcuff koys,
robbed the offlcors and oscnpod.
HORSES DIE OF A
STRANGE DISEASE
Kodol fo- Dyspepsia and Indiges
tion does tho ordinary work of tho
tomnoh, bo that by taking a llttla
Kodol ovory now and thon you cna
not possibly have Indigestion or any
form of stomach trouble Sold by
all druggists.
SAME OLD FAKE
ABOUT GOLD WELL
The East Orcgonlnn says: William
Mills Is In the city today from hU
ranch near Juniper, and roports the
loss of six horses which died of a
peculiar malady. Mr. Mills 1b at a
lo s to know what the troublo Is nnd
oiiKOKod tho services of a veterin
arian tn look into tho matter.
The Byymptoms of tho anlrnnls .iro
peculiar. Thoy suddenly appear sick
and lie down. After a abort tlmo
tholr hind logs tlffon straight back
ward nnd remain to Tor flvo or alx
hour. At tho ond of thli period thoy
Hre dnd.
Several other In tho Junlpor dis
trict are reporting tho mmo condi
tion! lo their horses.
TIMMONS WILL PAY
THE BILL FRIDAY
Owing to the refusal of tho olroult
Judge before whom C. Y. Tlmmons
was fouml guilty nnd sontoncod to
bang for the killing of his wlfo,
Stella Tlmmons. In thin city sevoral
mouths ago, to recommond commu
tation of sentence, Governor Chntn
berlaln has refuted to rocognlzo a
petition presented to him slgnod by
only two parties, asking thnt tlio son
Elgin, Ox., Fob. 2 4. An old wall,
four mllos from town, Is tho magnet
that is today drawing crowds of peo
plo from surrounding vlllagosr for the
dipcovory has been mado that It noa
talus gold of flno quality.
Wh'lo taking sand from tho wo'I t . Timmon8 be reduced to life
recently w. "W. Slon, tho owner, dls- ln,urMnmBnt. Tlmmons will without
covered what nppoarea to uo a goiu , ai ut be executed Friday.
mine lu tho grnlns. Th doomed man la yet in good
Ho took a sample to Dakor 0"- LpiriU. and la improving in health
wnere an aBsay proveu mat, tne 8aua,day,
wouui run about Jo to mo ton. mo
Montreal, Quebec, Feb. 24. After
a lapse of centuries bIiico tho pioneer
iluyp, tho Honmn Catholic church,
which plnyed such a great part In the
iNiiloratlon and settlement of tho
United States and Canada, has again
taken up tho work of colonization
and Is lending nn exodus of French
Canadians fron New England, whoro
they have settled to tho number of
several thousands in tho last twenty
years. Tho place selected by tho
church for this important revival o(
seventeenth century methods is tho
timbered region of northern Quebec
and northern Ontario.
DIshop E. A. Latullpe, tho apostolic
vicar of Temlsknmlug, who bus often
been called the ' olshop of coloniza
tion," Is at tho head ot this great
enterprise, which means tho oxpo'td
lturc of hundreds of thousands ot
dollars Immediately and millions tn
time. DIshop Lntullpo has boon In
this city recently conferring with
those nbovo and bolow him lu tho
church and with railway nnd trans
portation compnnles nnd making
other preliminary arrnngomonts for
the establishment of hendquartors,
which will bo at 58 Notro Datflo
street in the city of Montreal. Ho
lms selected Hov. Eugene Corboll, pop
ular with his peopio, as well as an
enthusiastic and onorgotlc organizer.
The bishop Iuih also Invited Dr. Hrls
hou of tho Colonization Society of
Montreal to assist in the Bottlomont
of land adjacent to tho linos of tho
Grand Trunk Pacific and Toiulskn-
mlng.
Hark to Foii'sta Primeval.
Al this point, near tho height .1
land and running away west along
the lino of the transcontinental, lien
a rluh clay belt fifty miles wide and
boiiio three or four hundred miles
long, and In this district, whoro aplon
did wheat has already been grown
in a few elenred fields, It wilt bo tho
aim of tho colonlzors to establish
ninny settlements of farmers. Al
ready DIshop Lntullpo has planted a
cross non i Vlllo Mnrle, west of Que
bec. This Is a sort of foundation
atone or guide post, for horu at l.u
Tuqu Is tho gateway to tho now rn
glon to be peopled by those pricata
and tholr followers. Hy LnTuque
from, tho east and by tho T. & N. O
and Cobalt from thn south will I bit
future settlors entor this promised
laud.
The French belong to the tmaii
tribes, Just as tho Creos diffor from
the plalnx Indiana. Thoy suttbi in
the forest' and chair tholr home,
while the JSngllsh. Canadian and
American settlor profors the iiikui
elea led fields whoro ho can gn to
work growing wheat without having
to clenr the land. Tho "habitant."
ns he Is called, Inherits a contented
mind. With a little homo, a hearth
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JUST RECEIVED
J Everybody admires the Now Pastel Shadings now so much
in demand,
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Satin Wools
and fireside, surrounded by his grow ji Are the favorites this season in both plain and fancy?
lug family, a team, aomo cattle andt T
n tow pigs, no win nvo nappy over j wuave&j TOU II IIOUCQ an 6111110- UUSence OT TlUSIiy C0I0I
after and bring up his family to bo '. ;
contented In that little world within ,S COmbirfatlOilS 111 1 1-C ASS AH eoAflS. Thfi nnVfl MAS am
mostly blendings of subdued indefinite shades that har-
wlileh Its lines have fallen,
Xcw Ihiglnnd's 100,000.
i'or years, in common wmi inner -r i i . ,re t i it
Canadians, French Canadians have!;; "lOnlZO be&UtlfUlly, Today. WG are making a
To Look Young
boon drifting over tho bordor. Ac-n
curuiiiK iu inu uiBv cuimim lunuiiti
nearly four per cent of
bom population of the
or nbout 400,000 people, are French
Canadians. Most of these have Bot
tled In Now England, whore thoy
have filled tho factories and lumber
camps nnd hnve brought about radi
cal changes In labor conditions, on
account of tholr numbers. It will (
bo the aim of DIshop Lntullpo and
ins army in iihhimwiium iiui uiu; iu ,
hold the men they have but to beckon '
those who have wandered back over
tho border. They havo been working
at this scheme for boiuo years, and
now tho building of tho Grand Trunit
Pacific gives them tholr opportunity.
It openH n new empire In tho north-
land, n country with a cllmato vlth;S
which tho French Canadians nre well
acquainted and of which thoy nro not
afrnld. Tho timber wealth nlono of
this great territory Is oxcoodlngly val
uable, not to mention Its agricultural
possibilities, 'lneso nnd tho undo
eloped but known minora! resources
nro the lure mat leads them on.
The torrltory under tho Jurisdiction
or DIshop l,ntullpe Is GOO miles wldo
by! SOO miles long, extending from
tbfl limits of the diocese of Lake St.
Joftn lu tho east toward those ot tho
UHCese (II 31. IHilllluct) in mu wum,
reaching up north to James Hay and
south to Cobalt, from tho Luurenttiin
mountains nnd streams of Quebec to
tho -vvhent lands or Manitoba thin is
tho region toward which this modern
MOM will load bin peopio from tho
mill towns and rooky hillsides of
Now England. The dovolopmont of
Cobalt and otnor mining regions will
uronto a homo mnrkot for all tho pro
duct of the tiow-iuade fields along
tne line ot the traiiiH'outlnuntnl rail
wiy. Itopotitlon t Early History.
During tho onrly (lays of tho set
tling of Canada, the ltoiunu Catholic
church uiih foremost In the work of
exploration, and the advontuioa and
I heroic achievements or Poro Mar
quette and i' hi her Jollot are aa much
a part of Amorlonn history as of Ca
nadian. It la tho oxamplo of men
like thoao whh'h DIshop Lntullpo nnd
Cure Corbell Intend to follow, al
though It la aevoral hundred years
ainee the church ceased It active
onsus returns '; r? 1 n 1 e n ' r m iX
f the foreign Special Display of this Season s Choicest
United States, i . . r J .
Dress Fabrics ' ' x "is
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Wo havon't a yard of last year's noveltios to show you,: !
because we closed them all out In tholr" proper season;;
If you want to see what's going to bp worn by tho bost; i
drossers this season come today to
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"We Undersell Regular Stores"
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i Our store closes at 5:30 every evening excepting Sautrday!
WHEwma mmmm vl
shown great sympathy for him and
his undertaking, which If It hi success
ful may develop Into u patriotic cru-
sad 'of historic Importance.
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HARRIMAN SAYS:
"I'M NO D-
D FOOL"
nowa of tho dlacovory soon spread
over tho surrounding country, in.l
aiort sees visions of a groat fortune.
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You can't think a faco Is homsly
U you eoo a beautiful soul through
it
V1N0L CURES CHRONIC COUGHS,
COLDS AND BRONCHITIS
Aftor Other Remedies Fail
" have been troublod with a chronic
cold and bronchitis for a long lime
fid-to.e trl.J many remHIoa without
bnufn re..e.. 'iarough nw kind sug
ge0on rf a friena 1 uled Vlnol, and
Rfinr u-lng four bottles, am eatlrely
cartd." A. :i. Wllie, 7S3.6iU .Avonue,
Mimieaiwi.a, Muu.
Sj McDcaalJ, 147 W. Congresg
SLI Paal, Mira-. wrltei: "I eon
tragtd a teveie cold last winter and
theft at I t.-o .id never net rid of it- I
trip Vlnol -. a teat resort, and It has
cqpUtely cured me."
Juol oomb'D'sa twe world-faed
m, the healla?, msdlclaal proeer
tie of cod llvor oil anu toale iron, ii
Haigusly pIaUble uad agreeable to the
weaheat noiaach. For thJa reaaan.
Vlnol is uuexcellod as
a lGSW"
daUoeie .qh.1-
bufi!6r for old people,
dren. weak and run-down pereena, at
terelckDftJs and for Chronic Coughs,
Ppjda and Droncbltla.
O. W. PUTNAJH CO.
The Meadeney of the coming
death doea not seem to uear on uu
feel young and stay young iwor,. of twuim ,, ,t,B wiidoruuaa
keep the blood pure, tne
stomach right, the bowels
regular, the skin clear and
the eyes bright w;th
n.lnd muca. a latod by his daatu
watches
WANTS TO TACKLE
ATTELL ONCE MORE
(United Pre Leasod Wlro.)
Waahiagton. Feb 24 Governor
Glllett and Spoake'r Phil Stanton of
California ar two of tho great men
of the UbIUhI SUtea today, by ape
clal approval of i'rttddnt Kooaevelt
Stantoa'a mother, father and
brother. C J Stanton of Xew York,
were IntrodHceil ui the president b
railed State Seaator Flint of Cali
fornia The president was dee
lighted." and exelalmod.
"I am proud to meet the relatives
of kuntoa. He to J of he Kreat
men of the eouatry CallfomU
ought U he proud of uch men .m
Governor OHWt. PKr Stanton
and the men who took part In U
recent affair la the legislature out
there."
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Stitani!hlii Kan Agrouud.
(rnlivd !" l4 Wlre.1
Ke-w York, Feb. J4.r-Afwr belrg
feundejd in G.gaey channel for y.
ral hpurs the fiteamshlp Kaiser Wll
bejm II was released today; undam
aged. The boat ran aground In the
fog.
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
and leading nuttier Jo new homea
as well aa sotting tholr feet lu the
paths of spiritual progress.
Hlshnp Latullpe is a striking ahar
actor, jtotutessed of much energy and
patlenee, but above all with a deep
devotion to his country. 's haa de
termined to make jhls his Ufn work.
It la hardly necessary to add that tho
bMiop lounts very nun h on the aa
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
flan Antonio, Tox., Fob. 24. H. H.
UHrlrmnu Is not worried today over
tht- market roports from Now York,
V.'hon It was suggoatod thnt hla 'ib
s'nco had posslbTy boon usod for a
brar raid, ho Bald:
"Thom followH will wako up aomo
of thoso dnya."
lie was practicing pistol shooting
with "llobblo'1 Qoolot when Inter-
viewed by n roportor. Apparently
Wall atroot was tho thing farthest
fiom his mind, nnd tils caru-froo man
ner prompted tho quostlnn as to
whether ho had out hlniHolf off entire
ly from tlfb busfnoss world.
"Young'mnn." roplled tho rnllwuy
king, "I'm no damnod rool. Hut
don't prut thnt lu tho pnpor."
"I'll say darned," nuggostod the
reporter.
Ilexamothylonototramlne.
Tho nbovo Ifl tho nnmo of a Qorman
chomlcul. which la ono ot the moat
valuablo Ingrodlonts ot Foloy'a Kld
noy Ilomody. IIexnmothylonetetra'
mlno Is rccogntzod by medical text
books and nuthorltloa us a urlo acid
aolvont and autl-soptlc for tho wrlno,
Tnko Foloy'o Kldnoy Ilomody as soon
aa you notlco any Irrngulurltlos, nud
avoid a sorloua malady J. C. Perry.
Mr. Wu tlilukn ono of tho great
I eods Is a universal language. Tho
Kolfera and baseball dovotoos are
doing their host to build ono.
Keimedy'8
Laxative
Cough Syrup
Relieves Colds by working them out
of the system through a copious and
Itanttliu nrllnn ftf ttk Knufl4
"No, Blr." eiuphntlcnlly Instruotodi '"'''"' ""u" "' "" --"
., ..- -if vou sav anything' Relieves coughs by cleansing the
i mnrfniii wn m nrn n n mn irimTiw rirmw
you'll my 'damnod.' Vt i i u
,.... .. ...- i-.. ... .a i.,i and bronchial lubes.
I IMIII it wim ISUIIiqil llll.v ..-
followed hla usual oiistoiu or haviug
bis oamp oonnoctod with tho ouUldo
world by a apooinl tulograph wlro
How oloarly a lawyor states thlngB
If he isn't trylag to win a nit
Sold Everywhere. in boie 10c. and tie. nUUinie of his colleagues, who have taso
"As pleajsnt to tho taste
as Meplo Susar"
Children Like It.
Fr BACKACHE- WEAK KIDNEYS T(j
feWM i Kldnoj iRd iliddr Pllli Sure u4 SM
H()l.l) IIV AM IHCAMMtfl.
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The Hotse Fttnisfiing Co.
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arsov for use closid.
A word as to carta Wo simply hove
the groatost s collapsible ever shown
In Salem. Us action is the most per
fect we have seen at any price. Folds
with una motion, and although being
ull metal, is light and easy to handle.
This cut does not do It Justice.
Old tires repaired.
'J hat iiu-tnl bed proposition will not
be properly solved until ou Invest
In ono of our Qhllleas Heds. They
are shapely, smooth nud onlly cured
for
ONLY FURNITURE HOUSE ON LIBERTY
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Uo not bo aurprlsed If we ask you
to look ami nut only look but ex
amine carefully our ParK Mill" car
pets. No one will question Park
Mill" quality
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