The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 4

REMAINS TAKEN GREAT BOTANISTS TO ENGLAND COMING OUT WEST 1 GREAT MP: Rockefeller's University Will Turn a Tratnload of Them Loose, OF SHOES They Will Visit the Pacific Northwest and Study Our Flora. Chicago, July 26. Botanists of the Loxogn, July 26. The ran aim ol King Edmund the Martyr, the last King of the East Angles, who reigned from 865 to 870, have been returned to England after a sojourn in France of more than 700 years. They reached Arundel in charge of Mgr.

Del Val, Archbiabop of Nicaea, Asia Minor and were placed in the private chapel of the Duke of Norfolk pending final internment in the abrine being prepared for their reception In the new Catholic Cathedral In Weat-miniatAr. The body, atter burial at Saturday July 20, we will inaugurate the Most Important Shoe Colo Calom llae Fvpr Known Nata tha nntinurinn n.i Univeraity of Chicago will start Augnat 0 for a two montha' tour ol atady of the flora and forestry of the weat. In a private car equipped with every facility for experiment and work tbey will make their pauae In the pineries of Lot 10. 200 pair lans plain toe I Hoi do waa re-interred at Bury St. Ed- Lot 1.

200 pair ladies' Oxfords $2.50 and values. OCf Dump price. price Northern Minnesota, where their car ounon s6 10 values. Or Dump price. QC munda from which place it was carried can be sidetracked at will.

i nff France bv Louis VIII. Through r. The tour has been arranged so that the good ofBcea and personal interven-indefinite elopa can be made at more tion of the Pope the relics are now re- Lot 11. 150 pair lads coin square A splendid line of men's underwear worth $1.00 a suit for 90c. Black Cat stockings 23c.

Simpson's best prints, 5c yd. Good yard wide bleached muslin, 5c. 8 cent Dimities at 6c. Scotch Lawns, 4c. Silver Shirts, new styles 90c.

Men's cotton hose, first-class, 23c. Men's work shirts, 45c that 80 favorab a nlicn na ecled Lot 2. 150 pair ladies' Kid Oxfords and Son tie; $2.50 values. Dump price mu idxr toes 2.50 to $4 values. Dump on account ol the peculiarly intereating character of the locality and ita in TOO MANY WIVES MAKES HIM TROUBLE Lot 12.200 pr Laird, Shober Co.

ladies' shnoc fluences upon rare planta and foreet Two weeka will be passed at Flathead! Lake. Thence the Fort Collins July 28. Henry $5.00 to $6.00 values route lies to Lake McDonald where H. Piggott, formerly a well known Dump $4.75 Philadelphia lawyer, and prominent In Lot 3. 250 pair Ox Son ties' 3.00 and $3.50 values, iflp Dump price.

Lot 4. 300 pair ladies' kid shoes and Cong. $2 and $3 OCf values. Dump financial circles of that citv. has been placed under arrest here charged with Lot 13.

100 pair misses' shoes recently many uncatalogued floral specimens have been found. Lower Idaho, the valley of the Columbia River and the Puget Sound region are next on the Mat of places to be visited. bigamy, Piggott married his niece, Charlotte R. liars. In Denver in Febru ary last and tbey nave been living on a 25c atock ranch near Ihia citv.

He claima kid; small sizes, Dump price Lot 14. 100 pr misses' Heel shoe good sizes $1 to $1.50 values. Dump The giant redwoods of California, the irrigated fruit farms of the black lauds of Ventura and San Diego Counties on the coast, the phenomenal luxuriance of he was divorced from bis Philadelphia wife in Boston, Maaa. Civil actions against both Piggottlfand the Garse woman, one for separate Lot5. 150 pair lads kid and kang shoes $2.50 to $4 values.

Dump price. 50c 50c Maintenance and other lor alleged the watered oases of the deserts of alienation oi affection, each In the aum Arizona and New Mexico also to be THE BI6 BARGAIN HOUSE Of SALEH of (50,000 have heen begun. visited will, it is believed, yield in formation of new and great value to the CRIPPLED SALOON MAN Lot 15. 150 pr misses' spring heel shoes $1.50 to $2.50 7r values. Dnmp 400 pr Stacy Adams, men's scientific world.

The party will be in ASKS FOR PARDON charge of Prof. Cowlea. Among thoie going are: Gov. Geer today received a petition F. O.

Orover, Oberlin College; R. A. Advance Shipment of Campbell, Elgin Academy W. B. Mc-Oullom, Armour Institute; H.

N. line snoes lace and cong $5 $6 values, tjr) a Dump prices $JJ 500 pr men's shoes mixed Lot 6. 100 pair lads kid boots. shoes, 3 to $4 values. Cp Dump price "JC Lot 7.

59 lads tan cloth top button $3 to $5 values. 7lTp Dump pri Jv Lot 8.300 pr. E. P. Reed lads button turns, $3.50 to $5 values, 1 A A Dump price.

Lot 9. 75 pair lads kid and cloth top button, $2 to QCp $3.50 values. Dump price from the County Court, Circuit Judge and Prosecuting Attorney, asking pardon for one J. H. Harbin, who was sent to the county jail for selling liquor without a license.

Harbin Is a cripple, and withstood two trials, without conviction, after which he agreed to plead guilty provided the court officials petitioned for his pardon. He has since taken out a Wbitford, University ol Chicago; Prof. Umbach, Northwestern College; I. B. Myers, Chicago Institute; J.

M. West- SILK WAISTS gate, Kansas State Agricultural College. BAPTIST YOUNG license. For Fill jnat received. Swell new styles and marked at PEOPLE'S UNION lot tan ana Clack g5 and $6 Dump (D) prices 50c to-.

190 pair men's heavy work shoes $1.25 to values. Dump prices CI 0C 95 cents Elect President for the Com In Year Probate Order. An order has been issued in the matter of guardianship of Frank B. Harritt, a minor, J. W.

Harritt, guardian, authorising the guardian to execute quick claim deed to certain property, SALE PRICES "Expansion" and Trnsact Other Business, Chicago, July 26. -Today the delegates t. Will GiyeMany Eaually as Good Bargains for the Small Folks! I of the Baptist Young people's Union, who are holding their eleventh international convention in this city will elect iis president for the coming year. The delegates were given a chance last night to express their preference by ballot. Their leader, John H.

Ohapinan re A Child Enjoys The pleasant flavor gentle action, and soothing effect of Syrup, of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most graifying results follow ita use; so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Mrs. J. M. Dinemore and her son Danfe and her sister Miss Amy Forward of Silverton left last evening for Maryp-ville, Call. All goods fitted it the store if deairtsl No exchanges or money refunded owiif to great values given and broken mzei.f Terms of SaleStrictly Cash ceived every vote.

He has been president for 10 years already. He is the Black Taffeta, tucked and hemstitched all over; Bishop sleeve; new collar; novelty front; lined; dress-maker finish Fine Taffeta, tucked andhemstitched; fancy front, light colors. Beautifully made Taffeta hemstitched vest; Eton effect; new shades of reseda, old rose, cardinal, pink and blue: would be good value at $9. "rOBF Tucked silk Eton jackets: elegantly made $3.95 ea $4.60 ei $6.35 ea $7.95 ea founder and father of the Union. He has expressed a.

willingness to retire in OPPOSITE POST OFFICE 307 commercial street! favor of a new man now that his decade of service 1b rounded out, but the young folk's will not let him. It is also thought that, the convention 7 Viw ta 4 civ va. COUNTY HEAL ESTATE will decide on biennial instead of annual sessions hereafter. There probably will be a meeting next year and though the matter is not yet decided, it is believed Weatber Report Tonight and Saturday fair. Margaret Mclntyre, Cbas.

T. Mc NOTORIOUS KATE BENOERU that will be the last of the annual meet" lntyre and wife, Wallace M. Mclntyre and wife, Myrtle Lawrence and husband, ings. Boston, Providence, or some Den ureen ana nnenana ana J. w.

Harritt aa guardian e8tate Frank- other New England city is favored for Harritt to Arthur Edwards, acres HAS BEEN Wheat Market. Saa Faaxnaco, July 26. Cash 9S. OHiOAao.Ill. July 26 Septembar 7U.

in sec. 20. to 8 a 3 w. (301. the next meeting, though Asbeville, N.

Volney Leonard to Sarah A. Bels, C.and other southeastern cities are holding out inducements. .474 of an acre near biiverton, sou. Andrew M. Hanaen and wife and Her KENNAN FIRED OUT OF RUSSIA man I.

Landon and wife to John 8tout, lota 1, 2 and 3, bik 10 in city of Salem and all appurtenances and incumbrancea. ajjOOO. Catherine Zimmerman and Chriatian Zimmerman to Mary Ainawortb, lot Wisdom cornea by experience He who GROPING IN THE aometimea, not aiwaya. ava. And Friedman has juBt opened a fine lot of new seasonable gwJl, wo-siBting of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Ladies' and Gent's furnishisj goods.

Special value in men's crash snits from $2.50 to f4. All tool mill from $7.60 to $22.50. Tweed suits, from 5 to $10. Men's putt, tl to $5' Crash pants, 1. Boys' suits, from $1.26 np.

Bojt' ita suits, 60c to $1. An immense atock of working gloves, 25c lo (U Stacks of overalls. Crash hats, felt hats, working ebirts from 25c. $1. Nobby dress Bhirts for hot weather, from 60c to $1.60.

44-lsa embroidered lawns, 60c to 76c. Silk mitts and elopes. Kid sova Branded as Politically Untrustworthy Koea year after year with defective nl rxlftt ftlaaaea, who plcka hia epecta" from off a counter or from the A li.nda of nma neddler or travelins FAKIR, will some day Snd GOLD DUST FLOUR MABK BY The Sidney Power Co. 8IDN1T OREGON Made for family a Be, ask yonr grocers for it. Bran and shorts always on hand.

A. T. WALN Agent WHIM that he liaa been "ropin( In the guilty of neglect that may eventually be the cause of bia groping in the dark, In a literal aenee. nen w. fit you with glasses we give you aale eye aervice.

We give you juat what your yea NEED because we have atudied their needa. No gueaa work here. (Mm in. A 1 OK and Given 24 Hours to Leave. St.

FcTEitsQURQ, July 20. A high Russian police officer called upon Geo. Kennan, an American author and lecturer, Thursday evening and Informed him that he must leave country by 10 o'clock Friday evening. The notice served upon Kennan characterized him as untrustworthy politically. Kennan has informed United States Minister FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET C.

HINGES A SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. 296 Commercial Street, Cor. State and Com'l Sts. Salem, Onrm TO TRADE A good new windmill, for MEW TODAY. Tower of the sction of the Russian authorities, but baa not aeked Tower to wood.

Kara opportunity for someone There is no intervene in the matter. in neea oi a wiiiamiu. Appiy a. a. Fraeer, 103 Stale afreet.

7 811 lm 3 in blk 4 of Hnbbard, (100 Sarah Ann Huffaker and Moaea E. Huffaker to B. M. Smith, and James E. Smith, 122.60 acres in a half of 1 Noa.

40 and 42 of Root. Ady and Mary Ann Ady, in Bec. 3 1 4 a r. 2 w. $3000.

John H. Williams and wife to Myrtle Staiger, land in Parriah Addition to the City of Salem, $326. A. W. Bennett and wife to Ida B.

Bennett, lota 17 and 18, block 32. Oxford Addition to Salem, $1. Chas. B. Bennett to IdaB.

Bennett, lots 17 and 18, block 32, Oxford Addition to Salem, $1. E. Bennett and wife to Ida B. Bennett, lota 17 and 18, block 32, Oxford Addition to Salem, $1. DIED.

FROMM In Rivaraide Addition, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 26, 1001, Mrs. Sophia Fromm, aged 07 years, of kidney trouble, after an illneaa of five daye. Deceaaed leaves an aged husband, two sons and one daughter. The funeral will be held at the German Lutheran church on East State afreet, tomorrow (Saturday) at 2 p. m.

Interment will be had in Rural cemetery. GORDON SETTER PUPS. Purebred FOUND. Package, Tuesday, July 26. Owner can have aame by calling on K.

0. Bhaltou, 11th and oak atroola, proving property and paying for thla notice. FREIGHT TRAIN Place Like Home for Bale at reaaonahle urire. Come early and got your pick. F.

X. Bouilli' ard. corner State and 25th Btreets. 8a. lem, 7 20 tf Harvesters' Supplies; Gloves tor fit and suit everybody.

Calicoes, Shirtings and Ginghams. and Overshirts for boys or ma Large assortments first-class goods FOR BALE. Two second hand bindera guaranteed to bind every bundle. Will go cheap if told right away. Lewia JcStavor Co.

7 20 tf And to feel and be at home is to trade at Judge R. O. Kamcey ol Silverton la In oily touay. IS WRECKED Maupnia Tenn. July 50.

A. (Might train on the Choctaw, Oklahomah and Gulf road waa wrecked near Palestine, this morning. Engineer Sheely and Fireman Rymmona were killed and brakeman Wood Injured, THE OKLAHOMA HOMESTEADERS The Fair Store HI! and prices at bedrock. Our shoe sale is still on. Shoes from 25c Where yon can find bargains in everything, for men, boys' ladies' and children.

If yon want any-. thing to a ae or wear, yon can get i it at the lowest Racket prices lor cash. Come In and get onr prices whether you buy or not. KansahCitv, July 20. A special SALEM'S CAPITAL STORE CARRIES Dry Goods, Shoes, Men's Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Rubber Goods.

Thla Mammoth Stock Is Open for Business and Has One Continuous Round of from El Reno, O. eaya: Tbla waa tho day of registration for homesteaders. It is eatlmated that a total regiatration up, at Funeral Service. The funeral ol John Keenan will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Servicea at the first residence building south of the southwest corner of Court and Front streets, next to Cottage hotel.

D. E. Hnatalsfer. Fnaera! Director. 107 State Street.

'Pnoae Red 241 J. SakaiOnfoa. Real- of about 170,000 lias been made. Money at 6 and 7 per cent on Im proved farm and city property. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Stora First door south of Post Office.

The Fair Store 274 Commercial st. Salem. Or. i aeace 390 Court. 'Paose Black 2181.

MAXWELL ft HAYDEN. Moores Block, Salem. SHOES? Yes, we have alioes for inon, women and children. Bhooe for Ihejparlor, street or harvest field, flee our Aetna Turn shoe, Hels, Bchwah shews. Indies', Kills Chicago ehooa and Bradley Metcall shoes.

H0! FOR THE COAST Binder larger or bet-he nltv. llailv rlumouin Dry Goods h.7ln. tniKR' I i bargains. LADIES' HOSE fancy hoae worth Silk Mitt Sale Saturday only. Black Silk Mitts We have the finest line of folding camp folding tables, camp chairs and stools ever brought to the city; HAViMOCKS are excentionallv ornnH We also a.fine line of extension tables, sideboards, bedroom sets.

eL Wo at 38c. HlllRT WAISTS at and below coat. ALL WASH GOODS at first coat. 0, 7 and 8c. Callro at 6 cent Men's Clothing eoce to be ohoic and up-to-date.

Fancy Shirts makes, any shirt you waul can be (ound here, Cotton Pants everything you need for the harvest Held at lowest cash prices, JJ Egg taken In exchange for foods at 1 am daily sending out hundreds of pounds of this popular twine, the same that tnv nreuereHsor. Mr. rot pan sold so taraelv ilurtna th nut fow price Is 1MJ cnt than last rontidering worth 50c F. W. H0LUS CO.

THE LOW PRICED FURNITURE HOUSE. for 39c iiiu itiut in hi, iiu iwiuq cwiviii uniKy runs an even luroiitmom as tills it is tho beet twine to buy by all odds. You new! never have to dismount and unsnarl your needle or tension when using this, thus loa tag time and patience Time is money. The Cheapest Twine to Buy is the Sort That Requires the Least Bother. That's Plymouth.

Canned Goods Are a ncuitr wall convenience id Summer honsekceping, and for onr SnmtiiAr iMrlal tiaa ha. 2.000,000 U.I. IIIO IKJ3 VHIIUtJU tfVail nf akvakva bin A J. 4t.4 SALEM'S CAPITAL STORE a.i-300 Csaaewrtlel St. J.

sroCKTOK, ProaT, I jruu vn be ceruin are the porest and beet. They Capital Bakery 133 Court Street. Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, etc, Daily delivery and sold at principal groceries, taatry made to order. SPECIAL roast and Baked done free for our GlTenaatri.l F. A.

WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty Street. Extra STAR A STARshjg Mmter brano-e sv midu mio wur ui oammercooKing ana MaMtJBtr our front room Is tut front view of our roods, ww kavw lam tck room wklck It Has teen necessary to use. Sncwwor to K. M. Crolaan and K.

F. Parkharet. Studebaker warona and rraoiiuuiii just received bv c.uiiwuiivi ma won uvki.uiui,. Ms T. Rineman aicvurmica iiarveaiins siucninerjr, Ktiaaei enginoa and thrtahera Tribune bicycles, Standard and White sewing machines.

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