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DAIIjY CAPITAL JOtfllNAIi, 8AI.KM. OltKOON, TUKSDAV, AI'ItlL 13, 1000.
Ql I A I I TV s,,ou,c' roceivo somQ
U r LI I I consldoration wlmn
you aro making a purchase. The price Is not tho only in
ducement that should open your puraoi but see that
quality is tho host and the price is the lowest, At this
store you el both, best quality foi lowest prfoe.
tlgato ,
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$10.00 Hats $6.98
Tomorrow Only
MILLINERY SECTION
TOILET ARTICLES
Of quality tomorrow only Jergen Soaps. Kaufman a Talcum. Tooth
Powder. Cold Creams, etc stee dlila In Court street window.
On sale at K 30. Yonr cliolc tomorrow only.
8c each
no TKi.m'itoNii ounims hhckivki).
Grand Unique Dress Goods Carnival
A sale that x til break all records aa to vnlue giving, commenc
ing iTOMOUMOW't Wednesday and rioting Saturday night. The
large dree good section offers our rhoiee of Its largo apring show
ing In choice fabric. Choose Ida fabric yon like host and every
fourth yard will ewl but lSUisroftordloiw whether tho - la a'
or Is a yurt,
Uomowhor It's on sale tomorrow t COM It NAltl.Y)
h as many yards as you like and evory fourth yard will cost
hut
1 2k
jcaiivfcg
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O O O O O O O O O v)
0 CITY NEWS
i . j o e v o o o o o
WWther 1mvm-
tolr tHtRtt, W light
WVdniel fair mI warwers
April Wt '
JUIvm llrt Study Cll -
WW moot tSMnmi
4wx T:M ON
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Vje Of Uoo! Arm ave uunn
peuuni unuBssun v nafTjeps'auuHuy uBul uWnunuunnuB;
ta. a
V. T. Ulglov. Omlertak
Always vfire4'w tmjt,te
VM ssmMd. largeat ttoek.
l3,l4sdei
Ul" Slowatt s louinJl Uap On
De.or t a mtnor. nbo Jan. Vom?
r?(oc MarAe ah! Ah WvW
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For saK hej. tor limine utojte 4. i ono wao far H go to ih ta
Hyer. ApMr Kv ros Wot-iKoaK W P a W. 1 1m at
rttJiaTi VofWOof. Tohaae Msdhtjaar uouuh
tit. We-tt .
tNt1at 4 OhosMVa -; oH IWavkH Mu
day or tgfcl; i O. SfaV ho TO. '
TtoU Ma vUr . o foam other mtirasw, ael avojr tho
T y- Two ot h Teatot nve- souajtry Par no suet an una aoar ru
uWis vvt UKvlwn twe on eihs4Moa tuoo Tho INdroaoavnt mswsiir U not
ta XVsoM BrAs Mop OOco. Oroater nt tdl Vowod so aoeoputog a
Kvoy kr than totoph. CaM thooe n.eok the obnp oC ohae
ai e th tro dmslralo&. VMkpw. ad has a prtet of pasxM to
nlvos-
LKS
Tim In rue kIIK section offers fur
today's luttHri latent illk suiting
In rnnry Moasallne. llett quality.
A Hiring Hint offering ik-nt should y.
RfUtMl lo vary woman I" tht vl
olnlty. $1,25 vnluoc today 98c
$1,00 values today 70c
05c Pnlllo Do Solo today only
60c yard,
yard
. XmdrCjGJieueu
.mcI ftr April tiT.
Chocolate ami lUn lions
At Huoklngham'a Palace of Swoets.
Red Cross Pharntae. 4-S-tt
Mr. W. JkHuv
toafcMMl tho groMtr or Mdttag I
! atst & whith h
imK s
Vh Oh Sjo '
1W onot o a now auX or hat hy
avMkt )MMT oot os an
efeiu by C A tebsneu at b a K.
CNsMani Bee . 10 oot Onisn m ,
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4. H. VlwwwN HI I
f, 99 WVn'n' lj VejaW W& aonnpBnni P pwilaW t
H van tQ u m ho w
of too eJuy. lso
h MStHr eufMir . on
ueowud momuna m was onjuftuc tM
vSsuwi Vaua lsajnuPBS
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Vm S1am m CstMMrwfi--
uMmt wfA Um
Aormnou h F A loo, of
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a au
tho
fort of tho
no atoiatig nonsoa
m i wico
of
JNee-san.
JIKnI Vp 0 pnWMAw0
iTno MK potre aot ho read
Minia Viat of ,
urunukoFelunl 'ftnuT'Tnnq
i ii .-- -- w- W.I.i m m
or culou. Miinu(;urH Hoysor and
Joriiian, of tho Huloui toain, and
Mtiniiger Wont htivu boon consider
ing mi exhibition gums to bu played t
on tho Am Ituii avenue grounds noiuu I
iltuc shortly. The game will ho mile- i
I) foi the benefit of tha Haleiu team, I
who will wpiily tli money" derived I
in iui chasing of tha ground.
Mutk it ilount April 27. ' I
New Bdiool Uullilliiir '
Next Saturday night, tin Olty
School Directors will hold a meeting
al which time bids will be let for
tho construction of tbe new leliool
building After tha bd tins beU let
the work will begin Immediately
under tha supervision of Architect
Fred Legg mid tha new pluoo of
learning will be ready for ooouuaucy
b I lie opening of the noxt school
yeur.
Played at Merrills
lit,, PtMirlmM orohaatm of Sulaui
pl)ed hi h big ludgo entertainment
at OervalH last night. Many Snloiu
people nttondeil, and an unthuHlnatlc
mooting and general good time was
had.
.Mlnto mx lloanle
Shorlff Mlnto has only two charges
' under his euro at the county Jnl
now and this uumbor will be out
down to one on the lGth of this
month when ono of tho prisoners will
bo turned out after baring eorvet
CO days for potty larceny,
Mlwtloiutrj MevHiip
Thero will bo a missionary moot
ing held at the United Brethren
church of Yew Park by Miss Myr
tle WIIIainH who has derotod hor
young llfo for India's perishing mil
lions and who exports to mil for
Ind a about July 1, 1949.
KwryboUy wknw.
tUM'bitll in IVirtland
A Inrg crowd of anxious fans Mt
this morning on tho Hleotrlc for Port
land to wltna the first game of tho
1909 fkNtnon to he nlnyad in Port
Ind by the Uearero and tha Sacni-
memo team AUhongh Clovarnor !
iifnwn waa iniending to go to Port
laud th' morning, ha could not haTe
not leave of on aoeount of tho bust
ne in tho oxeontlre's offllco bolng
too rushing Oovarnur llewaon aa
to have placed the rtrt hall oror
the t4ate m a ohrtotenlng of tho
opening game ami Mayor l-ae, of
Portland m to at a backstop.
CVmiiH'r4jtl Stn-i llritUr. J
Owing to mm slight Jelaya yes '
tenlay afternoon, the brWg bUdrs
could not eompbMe the south Cam-'
merrlal sttraet brfct. but toUy the ,
ork l being ruahad along at a ,
great rate It Mil probably W oou
for traalc wtthln tw tay.
Mum Play In llulldlng
A maanbor of Use
ak u to oarroft a tfttoosu
te mtobM4ln In ractoruajV
w
Tbo article loterrxl to rood rol
nh. The roool board he gtron
ornwr that tho high msmmI snul not
jn outtMe of toe M urbeal btttM
tmc M ,m u, BacforensMNM
tboy boM it
too Met
Too uismbsr u that tooj
cualtaVottoo wuotorer to taotr oraW
that too hag ormoot obooM give no
,rbeoh euMst in Um hta
bo4il. m4 from bsoisNrtb
ipiayc oeamt In Um
hbtli
niKix
Um raoncly
Ha,TCH At tao raoncty smmm
Uborty
It. IM0). Mils
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' ujsMtl sorrseos Mil
Temroany at t
n Cuuy View.
oconcfc
Far Kidutaj- ttssNe, tnSaaautloa V
of te aeaddor, rooomatssea. aJ
iMiut patns, get IVcWMt'a Ktdcey
aad DOaAdor rWa. They tot proatt
ty ad are mum SaM hy al draj
getfe. WfeM U a oMd to the hood Not-,
sag to watty ajbnat K yoo tri It
wOnh lfet Oroaon ftaem NoK-o4
Um ooM nuay goaw saoo oatnrrh and '
Um aariaass bo so pnnomef hot
pan have to dat tar oon w-th
It at nruo uhat Hos Amu Moan
tsaa Um oM sojnhug about i ..ue
of proooatsoa Taenfmr sr "
oa waoo Um eotd u tb bd
ohowa Moofct XV omi:t nv ot
wmitef uj at) anx it t
foveot Na-w York.
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GREAT OLD
HOSTELRY
IS SOLD
WILLAMETTE HOTEL,
KNOWN BY ALL
0REG0NIANS HAS
CHANGED HANDS
Tha oldest hotel In the Willamette
Valley, and which was In Its day tho
grandest enternrso of tho kind In tho
stato. known for many voars as tho
Chemeketa, and of late years as tho I l havc onjoyod tho best of health all
Willamette Hotel, a verbally roportcd m' ,lf0 copt for occasional at
sold to syndlcato of Salem capitalists I tacka of. kidney troublo and back
for $37,000. It Is reported tlhnt j ncll- Whon ffcrlng In this wny
Mr. lr. Hush mado tho salo and tho I1 hnvo Procured Doan's Kldnoy Pills
deoils will bo executed as soon as they j nt Stones Drug Store, and a few
tsnn bo prepared. Already parties are , ,,08s a,Wftr3 romoved tho trouble. I
trylag to buy oft plocos of tho hnlf a,n ft nrm bellowr In tho merit of
bock, Including tho Electric Com-' ,hl" remedy. I know of MToral oth
lwly's shois. nnd tho old llvory sU- ' er !,f-Pl wl haro used It with good
stnble. A petition was Btartcd to ' r0BU,t8' l am only -too pleased to
!avn Liberty atroot to Prrr
blrhutlthlc, nnd tho prlco of tho prop
erty on tho oppoflto comer has gono
up several thousand.
Who Put Up the Money.
W. U. Dyrd, $6,000; T. 11. Kay,
Jfi.000; Slousloff llros., $10,000;
Catlln & Una, $10,00; James Will
son, $3,000; Mr. Thompson, $2,600;
total, 3T,0. Fred C. Fish boa a
Imm on tao property until Mar oh 1 ,
1910. Tho ltlectrlc Co. has a lease
until August 1. It Is not the inten
tion of th owners to mak this Into
anything like the $100,000 hotel that
has ben talked of, as taoy hare
bought It Just as a good speculation,
and they wuy spend $20,000 to $30,-
000 to make It a good first-class sec-
OIHjasa k0Cn,
Makes lUg Hotel lulcr
Tho removal of the old Willamette
makes atlrat- oiass hotel proposition
aster, as many refused to take stosk
so long as that waa la the way. The
present buy la a bargain tor any
purpose, and the ewrors may soil It
a wok after thy gvt their deed re
corded. a
Pot Constipation
Mr. L, H. Faraham, a nromlscst
drutgftat of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says:
"CnamborUla's Honsach and Urer
lablots are certainly the best thing
on Um market tor coaatlpatloa '
Otws thoko tablots a trial. Yen are
certain to tod thorn agreeable aaJ
l oeoeC Prtee JS cenu.
rreo For al by all goo-1
dnsggtsts.
WtlMHSOtte river water is b.m tbe
soopnito of th barnyard ' Men
Portland baa to drink n
Mr. P. O. Frttts. Ooeonu. N. Y .
wr: -Xy Httte nrt vas gresUj
bontoAttod by ttfctng Foley's Orlno
Lajc'Uvo. and 1 think It to tho he:
rosooeV tor cooot lpoOoo. and Hrer
trambla.- Poeay't Ortso LaxaUre
boot for woman and children, as it
la mild, pbsa.ss.nt and affeetire, and h
a sod cod d nprtstg aaedldo. is K
si1 mom aad esoars tfc '
For Ae by J. a ISkij. ',
J
Ome et tb
hi tao rld is
Mt piUaMo
tao
i
oooi-ut feol
r after
r't Mousy aad Tar U a saee-
sdita aonotM resoMs tposa
upeong eoMs, whseh kuaamc the tang
isd ooroso two pocamontt Aimdd
owsMorfoiu by tmustsng moon bar-
nog Um rtw Foys Hoy and
Tar uheh eoatatu no harmlnl
orurs For ai by J C Ferry
You Are Requested
To come and sat the latest m Oxtonis. Our list shipment contains styles that are
shfcVHn hy us exekisi vf . Tan, Patent Ovbiooo.
foflk m ai Usts and patterns. A basehaff given iwa with each pair of boy's shoes.
You ftparnftg utU be rve" prompt attention.
The Place We Fit U
Salem Shoe
326 STATE STREET
I'KOl'LIS WE KNOW.
They Aro Salem People, and What
They Say Is of Local Interest.
When an Incident like the follow -
Ins occurs right here at home, It la
bound to carry weight with our read
ers. So many strange occurrences go
the rounds of the press; are pub
lished as facts, the people become
skept'eal. On one subject skoptl-cl-'in
is rapidly disappearing. This a
jiio jo ooueiJfilre tangos eqj o eivu
cltlnens., and their public utterances
regarding them. Tha doubter must
doubt no more In the face of such
evidence as this. The public state
ment of a reputable cltlaen tiring
right at home, ono whom you can see
ever day, leaves no ground for tho
skeptic to stand on.
D. W. Hill, 3S Front streot, Salem,
Oregon, say: "Doan's Kidney Pills
are not a new romody to me, as I
have used thorn on different occasions
I whenever tho necessity has arisen
h.,vwl"u"'"u " ruuuuy ruis
whenever tho opportunity occurs."
For salo by all dealors. Prlco 50
cents, Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo agents for tho United
Statos.
Remember the name Dofln'f
and take no other.
o-
It is awfully embarraslng for a
young father tho first tlmo he
wheels
street.
the baby buggy down the
Objot to Strong Medicines.
Many people object to taking th
Mrong mod tela os usually prescribed
by physicians for rheumatism. Thero
l no aeod of Internal treatment In
any case of muscular or chronic rheu
matism, and more than sine of of
of one or tho other of these varieties.
When there Is no fever and little (If
any) swelling, you may know that It
Is only necessary to apply Chamber
lala's Liniment freely to get quisx
relief. Try It. For sale by all gooJ
druggists.
NOTICE.
To X. W. Harris .t Company of Chi
cage, and to Whom It May Con Cen
cern: Notice Is hereby glTea that I. T
M. Dlmmtok. County Treasurer of
Coos County, will within thirty days
from the date of this notice redeem
and pay rohool bonds Numbers 11, 12
and 13, Issued by School District No
9. Coos County. Oregoa, and dated
May 1st. 1S95. The said bowls will
be paid at the "Banking Hoate of
the New York Security and Trait
Company la the City asd State at
Now York, the said beads ?o be re
deemed being for the sum of are
hundred dollars each No Interest
wtll bo allowed after May 1st, 1909.
Dated at Oofuillo City. Coos Coun
ty. Otvsoa. this SSth day of Maroh.
199.
T. M. IMMMICK.
County Treasurer of Coos County,
Oregon. 3-3 7-1 su
Bv WMr ol u and re
afca-t rttJmfc!f V0mT memtr We e
TkA ,. j mi c-
i.:r( PoiMaed rgu
f -lit' a
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0 PERSONAL MENTION
O O O ( o o o o o o o
Mr. and Mrs. L. A Balsey, left for
Lowlaton, Idaho, thla morning, where
! tnoy will make their homo.
Mrs. K. W. Hazard and Mrs. C. A.
Sawyer returned from Santa Ana,
Cal., Saturday night whero they havo
been spending several months. Mrs.
Sawyer left for her homo in Seattle
ths morning.
Mrs. W, K. A'nderson went to Sil
verton this morning and will bo tho
guest "f Mrs. Frank Bgan.
Gor Maaeey, who made a trip
to his home In Hood River to visit
hU mothor, returned yesterday. He
reports that hie motliet is fast recov
arng.
Mrs. O. Shonkwller nnd Mrs. J. D.
Fontaine are visiting friends In Port
land for a few days.
Mien Clara Shipley went to Port
land this morning to visit friends
for a ttvr days.
H. O. Meyers and son Fred left
this morning for Portland to witness
! tho opening ball ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Dell were
among tho Portland passengers thla
morning.
Attorney C. L. Jackson, of Port
land, was In the city today looking
after bulslnoss matters.
H. II. Wlllet returned to Albany
at night nftor a short business
visit hero and in Portland.
Miss Genevieve Whirl returned to
hor home in Oregon City today after
having visited her Salem friends
for a week.
Mr. Pogue. the lawyor. Is at his
office for the first time in a week,
having been lai dnp with a cold.
Ex-Mayor Waters went to Polk
county today looking after some of
hU real estate intoroits.
Dr. Baxter, of Jaanette, Pa., ar
rived In Salem Saturday night, the in
teailou of locating here.
HORN.
VAN WI.NKLK. At the family home.
1177 Chemeketa street, to Mr. and
Mrs. I. D. Van Winkle. Monday.
April 13. a 10-pound daughter.
Rosalind Ann.
mm
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
Room 13, Ladd & Bush, Bank
Building
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bash's Bank, Salem, Or
PIANO TUNING
LITKLLIS L. WOODS.
Tuning, polishing, repairing Ph'etOS
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0 NEW TODAY
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For Sale Nearly aew Studebaker
one-eated buggy, side sprtag. A
rig. Enquire of Walt Low at liv
ery bara. If takes Immediately
sold cheap. J-IC-tf
Wanted Woman to run sowing ma
chine, plain sewing. Call at 1400
North Sumner tret J-l3-3t4
For Sale Several booses in Saleea,
aad (arm lands at a barged. Cap
ital National Bank. 6-1-eod
Wanted Csiambormald nt Um Ktd
rnisje hotol. J4S North Oommwusal
MIOOt t-lf
! Latum
bote booth
Cheumawa.
ly Iouto a
anions Piaster ktd
t Hotol Willamette
4-14-it
(Mrt Wanted To do Utah oomeowork
Fmmily o two Call at lSt N
Fourth stroet -l-f
VM4 Hoot of Five or six room
as Oak or Sooth Twelfth WJW
a . i l or Tvnt F C Chap
atB Imperial 1-urm-sre O-rt
Gun Metal and Vici Kid 0x-
Store
G. V. EYRE, Prop.
lo& VMkpw. aMl oat a pn of pasM to i y, j Mm h- '
a- 5 oC sheooled kore d tn oth I "rx"iX.t "50