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DAILY . CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALES!, OREf.ON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1000.
OLD MAN FALLS
IN A FAINT
"SI" HOWARD
UPSET IN
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THE GREATEST SALE
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Think of it! Right in the midst of the season, on high-class Suits,' Dresses,
Coats, Skirts. Your choice, less one-half.
$L JL ICl JL J, Klwm
Oiir stock consists of the best New York styles, the fabrics are the choice of
experts, and are the best materials and patterns produced on' two continents.
Fruitland Farmer, Stricken
With Heart Failure Tries
to Reach His Home.
We buy direct from the maker, thus eliminating
the middleman's profit and when we cut such
high-grade merchandise right square in two, it's
time for everyone to sit up and take notice. ,
You
Ar
Warn
Against old stocks brought here and thrown on the market; also fake sales. Stick to '
the old reliable store and help make Salem's greatest store the GOOD GOODS store
bigger and better. All garments are marked in plain figures: Children can figure the
prices-divide by two. f , , 4l ! -I jJli
What
The Big Store
' III muni mmm mmmu mam
This Means
It means that we are sacrificing one of the finest stocks of merchandise in the north
west to protect our customers and as many others who wish to partake from being
doped into buying second-grade, yes, third-grade merchandise and paying fancy
prices. Believe us and we will more than deliver value with every dollar spent.
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'INGmtFOltATEn
Growing Bigger
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x CITY NEWS'
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Weather Forecast
Fair untl cooler tonight, Wodnas.
"diijf fnlr.
you
..Are cordially roquostod to phono
any Rom or lutoroat, Buoh as a por
uonal about a frlond or yourself, to
Tho Journal. Main 82. No Item too
email,
Cottage Undertaking parlors'
Cottage aud Ohemekota Sta. Calla
day or night. J. 0. Sill, Pbouo 724.
Now Salem Koreas-
J. H. Underwood baa ptit onvn fine
covered spring back to carry pasjen.
gors. baggage and oxproas to tho
Woat Salem depot. Phono orders to
Journal office. 82. ifi-WAt
Piano Tunlnjc
Thorough work on plauoa, organs
and players, inojuding all r$itr,
Loavft ordera with Meyer & Btt I Lad
Co? 0. W. Simony ' lUsHm
Anderson's Shop
Six oxperloncod barbers,
mussngo.
Elootrlc
ood-tf
Has Vine Delivery
Housewives got prompt service at
RaRun's Court street grocory.
Vml Smith's
House waa robbed tho other night.
Tho burglar was onto his job. He
nipped a oan of Faker's Golden Gato
cortoo, whloh mado Prod protty soro.
Beautifying the Lawn-
Charley Matlock. Janitor of tho
court house lawn, is spading np tho
comers of the green today, and will
plant roe bushee ou oaoh of the
four corners, Hlong with gross.
Try Crys Inlets
For tho breath. For sale at:
Myer'a barber shop.
Kekerlena.
Waters' olgar store.
Adolph'a olgar atoro. ,
Dlok Madison's.
Tho Spa,
Willamette Hotel.
Tfe Council,
Try Our Special
Dainty lunches Borved In dainty
ways at Wood's confeotlonory, -ICO
State stroot. Everything the best.
Stuuslolt Bros.
Handle all kinds of moat, boof,
pork, lamb and veal. Remombor,
all phono orders will bo given prompt
attontlon.
Dr. Mnnus and Wife
Chiropodist and foot spoolnllst,
136 South Commercial street,
room 7. 10-lC-eod-lm
Notice to M. W. of A. and It. X, of A.
Thursday ovening, Docember 2,
1909. will occur the annual election
of olllcers. and It Is requostod that a
run attouuanco ue on Hand, as busi
ness of importance In liable to come
UP. , 11-3 0-2 1
MARRIED.
MAJRLATT -MBIHIR. At the min
ister's roeldonoe. Mr. Georgo Henry
MnrlaU and Mlse Marguerite Meier
wero united In marriage, Rev. P.
S. Knight performing tho cere
mony..
Mr. Marlatt Is oVner gf a farm on
the Ankaney Prairlo, a few miles
from Jefferson, where thav will ra-
std.
Try J. M. Lmvwnce
On your next grocery order. All
kinds of frosb fruit and vegetables.
Select stock of canned goods.
Catholic Xotnblo In Salem
Tho Very Revorond Fnthor Thomas
Blown. 55. S. S. R., provincial of the
St. Louis province of tho Rodomp
tloulst Ordor. who is on a visit to
thn vnrlnns Iioiiror nt tha nrlnr nn
tho const. Is in Sulem today, having
arrived from Portland this morn
ing. Ho Is accompanied by Reverend
Father Curran, Z. S. S; R.
Business Men Attention
Frank MoHonry, the noted "Ore
gon Boost" talkor Is going to enter
tain In tho board of trade parlors
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, S o'clock ahnrp. His talk
ou Oregon's development and latest
resources havo beon highly oommond
ed throughout tho state. Have no
fear that anyone will be asked or ap
proached In these meetings for oon
trlbutione of money. We also give
you a hint that we are all round
entertainers. McHeary is seooad to
none. Mr. C. S. Alderman oparajtie
the storeopUeon. ;
John Slough, an aged farmer, re
siding with his brother on a little
place in Fruitland, four miles oast
of this city, was founa lying iace
downward on a bridge between the
Slough place and Fruitland early this
morning in an unconscious condi
tion. At first it was thought that foul
play had played a part in the old
man's condition, but after an exam
ination was made by Sheriff Minto,
it was found that Slough was subject
to heart trouble, and had fallen last
night a few feet from whero he was
lying this morning.
When discovered this morning
Slough was bloody about the face,
where he had struck when falling,
crushing the right cheek bone, and
his hands were badly lacerated from
tho barbs of the wire fence which he
grasped, evidently In an effort to pull
himself along toward his home. He
had come to tho city yesterday after
noon to purchase some medicine for
a sick horse on tho place, and when
near tho bridge, it is presumed, he
A small amount of money was
found in his clothing today, and
there was no evidence that lie had
been assaulted or robbed. The in
jured man did not regain conscious
ness today, and is unable to give an
accurate account of the Incident. Ho
was removed to the Salem hospital
was remove dto the Salem hospital
as soon as possible, and physician
are working hard in the attempt to
revive him. His condition this after
noon is very weak, but there is hope
for his ultimate recovery.
Slough is 70 years of age, and has
been a resident near Fruitland for
some time. He and his brother are
engaged in farming and raising stock
The old man was not addicted to
drink, but several people said that
they saw him stagger some while re
turning afoot toward Fruitland, and
it Is possible that the man was at
tempting to reach his home, and, be
coming weaker, fell on the bnJge.
GLAD TO
FOOT ON SHORE
Captain Snyder and Nine Other
Survivors of the Wrecked
Argo Reach Astoria.
fUNITED MESS IXABED TVtHB.1
Astoria. Ore.. Nov. 3ft. Tho
United States llirhthouse tender Man.
zanita arrived in. port at noon to
day with Captain Snyder and nine
otner survivors of tne wrecken
steamer Argo, who have been ma
rooned on thfi. HcrhtRMn nt-. tlio
mouth of tho Columbia river since
last Saturday morning. Captain Sny
der renoris that nnnn nf tlio mpn wlin
left the sinking Argo in the lifeboat
with him was lost. All were elated
to reach shore again after their ter-
riuie exnerience nt snn. nnri thpv
were heartiiv Erected hv mnr triors
this nort. Cantain Snvdor nt nm
sent messages to his wife, in Port-
iana, ana to tne owners or the vessel.
Tho names of the nine who nrrtvod
with Captain Snyder are:
Purser W. w. Simpson..
Chief Engineer J. H. Snyder.
First Aslsstant Encrlneo,. Tli
Russell.
Oiler Mangus Peterson.
Fireman Carl Frederlckson.
Seaman. John Multhouse.
Seaman Amlck Leberge.
Steward Charles Graves.
Passenger G. Hickley, of Astoria.
Cantain Snvdor was averso tn dis
cussing tho cause of tho wreck,
inougn no intimated that It was not
tho result of fanltv KOnmnrilitn
Other members of the crow, however,
stated that tho wreck followed tho
breaking of tho starboard propeller.
Try a Journal want ad.
ABE RUEF APPEALS
r SITED 1'llBSS LEASED WIHB.
San Francisco. Nov. nil .Pin Imliio-
thnt bis heart and lungs are affected,
and that be cannot live unless he is
romoved to a mora nnmfnrtnw
of abode than the county jail, Ab9
iuiut. me convicted Doodling boss of
San Francisco, today filed a petition
in the superior court for admission
to bail, ponding tho annoal of his
case.
Tho nnnlicatlon wnu Mod hv T?rv,
attorney, Georgo Kenno, and is sup
ported bv tha Ktnt
- w w. w ti iUUllUOl
of physicians, who examined tho pris
oner, and nil of whnm anv iii., 1.1.
- - ---- ---.w... uurf .HHL At 1Q
health is endangered by imprlson-
The matter will lm nrin,i i,
Judge Cambaniss, In tho absonce of
Judge Lnwler. before whom Ruef was
convloted. and who sent him to jail.
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In France and Austria provision
of rescue work in mines is made
oompulsory.
oHrse Is Badly Injured in Ac
cident Caused by a
Bad City Street.
As the result of an accident which
bofoll the veteran mail carrier, Silas
Howard, in North Salem this morn
ing, in consequence of whloh his
hoifse waB badly injured and Mr.
Howard himself badly shaken up and
bruised, due to the unimproved and
unsafe condition of the gtroot, the
city stands face to face with another
damage suit which Mr. Howard avers
he will institute if his claim for al
leged damages is not allowed.
Mr. Howard, while in pursuit of
his duty, was delivering mail in his
covered mail cart in North Salem
this morning and while crossing, or
attempting to cross, Sixth street at
the intersection of Gaines avenue, his
vehicle overturned upon the steep
and uneven grade. His horse be
came entangled In the harness and
was badly injured before he ;could
be rescued from his plight. Mr.
Howard was also badly bruised and
cut up in the mlx-up.
The street was torn up by the city
authorities early in the fall and" the
residents of that neighborhood are
highly incensed because its unsafe
condition has not been remedied, al
though the council hasbeen repeat
though the council has been repeat-
To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
It fails to euro. E. W. GROVE'S
signature on each box. 25c TTS-
U. J. Lclunnn
Undertaker, 450 Court street.
5-27-eod-tf
PERSONAL MENTION
fc V H i J "T
Miss Flosslo Shambrook has re
turned from a vacation spent in her
home town, Roseburg, and in Port
land. ,
Miss Daisy Robertson left yester
day afternoon for Portland to visit
friends for a short time.
E. J. Daly went to Woodburn to
look after business matters yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Holbrook re
turned to their home in Independence
last night after a brief visit here
Thomas Smitb, of Stayton, has re
turned to that place after a short
business visit here.
Jack Flynn left for Dallas yester
day over the Salem Falls City road.
Karl Nichols is in Orecon Citv on.
business today.
D. F. Huber. the rar.e horse mnn.
was in the citv vesterdav lookine af
ter business matters and shaking
hands with old friends.
Jarvls Bulser returned tn his homo
in Cottace Grove vesterdav after hnv.
ing spent a few days looking after"
ousiness matters In this city.
Paul Lick, of Mill City, was a busi
ness visitor hero yesterday.
Smith & Everett
Real Estate Money Invested
LoailS In Portland Real
Insurance Estate Securities
309-310 Failing Building
PORTLAND
OREGON
Now Is tho Timo to Plant
BULBS
We have anything you want In
HOLLAND GROWN BULJ3S
RUEF 11ROS., FliORISTS
123 N. Liberty. Phone 381
TO LOAN
TF.OS. K, FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or.
Norwich Union
Insurance Companv
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
City Hall, Salom, Or.
How good a yawn tastes at about
ten oolock In the evening, Just be
fore going to bed!
Road the pain rormula on a box
of IPnk Pain Tablets. Than
your doctor if there Is a better one.
rain means oongestloa -blood pres.
sure somewhere. Dr. Shoop's Pink
Pain Tablets oheok head pains, wo
manly pains, pains anywhere. t,
one, and seel 20 fnr 25. sm v.
Capital Drug Store.
IANO TUNING
LUTELLTJS Ii. WOODS
Tuning, pollsnlng, repnlrlug. Tel. 608-
NEWT0DAY
FOR SALE Al saddle pony, or will
oxchango for a goat. Enquire at
771 N. Commorclnl.- ll-30-3t
FOR RENT On Docember 15th,
house and barn, with 15 aores of
land In Fruitland. Enquire at
771 N. Commercial. ll-3Q-3t
2011 SALE: Several house In Sa
lem, and farm landa at a bargain.
Capital National Bank. 6-1-eod
Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee ia cre
ated from pure parched grains, malt,
nuta, etc. .no real coffee In it. Fine"
In flavor la "made In a minute.""
No 28 or 30 minutes tedious bolllns
sample free. J. w. Harrltt.