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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
PERSONALS :


Ira Laas u Albany is ia the city for
. feW inya
JoAu .Dorsas Is truusasting busiaess
In Brooks tolay.
Miss Louiss sourhvisk is 1si.g the
Pair for q few iays.
NEa A. B. Giesy Wslt 70 Portland
yesterday afternoon
s. D. Drain i Putting in a fsW days
a. the Portland-Fair.
l. Smith has returned ffon a visit
70 Portlanl anl the Fair
DF. J. L. Hin of AlbaHy vas in the
city yesterday 70 lecture before the
mehes
John KsFnsa and c. T. Cook. o. Port
land are Business visitors in the Capt.
tal City.
Mrs. = 8 LamPort aH4 son, Frsd.
Weut 20 Portland this noFalzg to At
teal the Pair.
Nj ard Mra MarioH Loouey. q
Jefersou, were visitors iH the Capital
city yesterday.
Mr asd Mrs ]. p. Beggs are in
Portland 20 attsnl The e.ssins szer-
sises q the Pair
MrA d. II. Looney and Miss Mar.
garet. q the RefoFm schooi. we're IL
the city yesterday
Allie stewart Weaf % CaemaWa ,his
morning 20 pat IN some telephones Al
the ln,hah school
Charles Harris FetuEnei yesterday
norning from a basiness trip 90 Al
haay ani Brownsville
Mr.. aha Mrs. G. W JoAasoa are
ameog those Who are takiHg in the
elosiag days ~ the Pair
Victor Crane, of Butte, Montaaa. ar
rived in S4leui yesterday And wiz visii
relatives Tor some time.
w. J. Crawford aad fanily, Of Zsat,
Went doEn this Haoruing 70 sPsna a
couple Of days az she Fair.
NFs Ralph Waite and mother AMI
Miss RltA Waite Wers anoag the nun
Der going 70 Portiand today.
Aiss Nellie WAlling, of the saslem
hospital, went toAer hone Ia Portlaad|
this morning Tor q sA0rt vacation.
,. Kasss and fanIly, VIE lave bssn|
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
oPEFTKq oF 80 ~.

Per fs-tr yearz .ts f-f-sres q ihs
pgxsrs taas Be have tesz sHsrtsI 70
keep Csss Bar karbor auoaz sEs
miner PsFts u e-try. zsrs agsFssE
On tks map e-z1merfia-lY.
Perslsu1 fss1szess have tesn sr-
srtsd te hep Eses y s-sams-s su- q
-tters arl apr-spriafi.as have teea
5sfsd g1s wfsh srartrr kand ~ car
s,-zrsssi1-aI. fsls4stfo-
AL eGor1s 30 brflt a rt1r,aI ir ttsrs
have tseu f1-sstaEsJ hr saz Fraz-
disco i1srs.eag. ar.d ttus fr- tie Co.'s
Hay c5urfry tls beer ksrs 1s far from
sss ssusers q tfviIiratf.- - sEs wiis
e Afrisa.
B-arsiT ana s.ub6o-rly have tts
reapls q that sse.tsr % Osszo- stood
y aril1ss tEs aEgsr-s eurrszts . ssa-
ts7sl-pzsrs th1s have beea sirsssei
srliHr Wess=r- Oraz1a is rsseraL
Bas ~ tts speniag - Csas Bay
has tseszs a fzps.iirg possibility
aaE is VII take All shs eurirssrf-z
skfI - fte powers ssts have se1trslIs.l
shs -cz-ss7s-ep1sas % o-sz,- flr, 10.
thsss nany ysars 10 bad 81 o.
81 Tie ffsar1sfon q the Htrri-ar
sgrEsu ttas e prsrssss 70 z. i-ts Gees
1ay f---u Drain VIII hare % b shrtr.-
- n Fossih1s, ar3 tssrs is az kfnts
~ f-e w5rk hei-g Ao-s
The grsas sTasisa ts r1hifs srpe-s-
gives gi. Hm 1s Plrtra-1 IL bslisvs,1
- - a cisb % varr Harrinaz II hs
dare Es irts Co.'s Bay be- win Iass
Psrtia.I teaasss a.i have P,rti1rl
fsF 90 sze@y.
The haeting givsn the openi.E q
Co.'S Bay ~ the wuazests VALLEY.
Devei5Pnsut Lsazue has put bsAizi
ttat Froieet practically ell the con
nsrsial bo-iiss % Wesieru Ofegs,.
TIE resspsi9s accorded ths rspre-
sentative q Cos Bay a. The Ezgszs
eoavsniioa vus hearty a11 eztkrdls-
tie, ard The Esois orEazizatic- VII
fgtt for tle oreuing q Coos Bay BY
raiiFoad and b. deep sea harbor
TIE sisefioa q ;he zert songresszan
asd the neEt Urited States ssuat0r
may kings % ihs Issue of opeEiag
dep ssa hartor On the wsss east azl .
fhe improvement of su coast karbors. /
10 bad this "a Portland has sprusg I
the despsuing % the shanusi % the
ccIunbia 10 forty feet, q Proisei that
viii cost ineairuiabis SIMS anl y In q
high degree pfohis1atisai--al % bad .
"a Co.'S Bay harbor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
Las. Hope vanishsd

Whsa Leading physicians said that
W. " szithsrs, q PsEiH, Ia, had in
ezrabls sonsamPtios, kis last hope
vaziskst; b1s Dr.. Kings New Dis
eovsry for c0nsunPtiou, c0aghs snd
col1s kept hin oui q the grave He
says "Tais great sPseiGs eomPlstsly
Eurst ne az1 nved ny life. sises
thsu- have ussd is for over ten years
and consider 9; a EaFvelous throat azd
luEg care" Strictly s.isntihs eurs
for Cougha sore Threats or Colds;
s1rs pFsTsstivs q Pneunoaia. Guar
aatssd, SOC azd sI.o0 bottles at J. C.
PsEy's drsg stoFE Trial bottle free
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11

IL e beciuse most woven suEer from
so-1e der1ugeueut Of their delicate
Organism. The disco1afOrt Of which Is
less trTing when they are ir motion
than when standing.
In some ssstes laws compel employers
20 provide resting places for their fe-
male employees
Bat no amount Of law can regulate
the hard tasks Of these women They
must get the strength which this work
demands CT run the risk Of sersous
diseases and the surgeons knife
Rsad about the experiences of Mss
Maryret Merklsy, as Sd Street, Nil
wAukee, Wis:
p.s.r MrsI Piukhnm.-
GraazAl Ioz q Erungth. nerTccnea,
bearirEdoEn pairs and ertrerne Irritation
cnuuef.ed ne - ssek nss1icAl adricz T1s
socror sd I bad ovarian tru1bls and zicsr-
sr0u q ths Wonlb. and a3vtssd az opsrzri11
ar9 ds,-sisa b give Lydia z. PinkhArns Ve--
esahle CoupO1nt q trial. / soo1 foart thaf
a. the GOOD thsnEs said shout this Ersa.
mas1cins we're trle Ths ulcsrsciou s1u-
hs.lsi. backzche. head.chs and nsrvous-1eas
{ dlzppeAred. and IN . shor- tine I was
szru1x, vizurucs and psrfsctiy vel. Twt1h
eTsry wurEfrx Eirl Who EuiisrH unud ~
Lydfa Z Pinkksrns Vegst4hls co-poznds
LYDIA z. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound 4 = vegetable tonic which inViz-
orates and strengthens the entire fe-
male organism, and viii produce the
same beneficial results In the case Of
AnT siek woman Is with Aiss MerkleY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11

Mssz-s Hs1rT Elais1a1sr- a. .Nr-1
s-- e TIE mseaauisaI ispartzleHi- aai
e r.. Halls. as Iseli manager are here
s-.- -4-a- anE hare saksz charge q
10. Laus CouutF E1sstrie Company, On
ra-rs q tie neE ec-pauT- L1ese
r.---susn are bzElT sarsge'i i1 IA
alri1frr -Aszsslvss uith the oPer1-
.s,- q -te plant ". Hall auth1rl1ss
o.. -sot rsEs that. beginning VITA
zsrz Wo-ltT. the city VIII be f1ruishe-i
r.-a zAE.ur serviss---EZEsus BeZ1s-
-a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
Pm1osArH 80 oPEsNa

Tas spsuiuE program q PaEsza;k
College vas gives 30 N arp-scfstivs
au'isass q s-s5snts ratssas aud eth
Eszz In his sEu plsasfrg rsrner.
Bisaop Castle essrsd zoss valuzhss
aaviss towirs The =akf-z q s;roaz
esarusts-- Mss Cs-truls J8hnsoc.
tsasAsr q ora'gry. ksl5 ths autisnes
spsIIhszn5 51rinz a. szes.Is-i rsaSiuz
Ms E.litk shs1k. tsaeksr % vocal
-1sis- ns5 Mrs. Ettei waite. q piano.
furuish=i ruzbers On the progrzu-
Ta4 -otf5 % Ptii5-ats College is
90 sebo,arssip for Service" a-a ifs
obises Is % place uithiz the Feach q
every y'uuz Pers,a the possibility q
a tto-urzh e1Esgs e,2uca;ion- Its ssu-
isuts are tasza; fkat bo;h us-ial and
Esl1al labor are hororabIs. TIE
s-h03l is 5eeifsi,v Chris,iau. bat is
strictly zos-ssctariau. A uu1s.alIy
hsipful mosai stassrsers prevails Ia
this ils-itufisn.
A uiag ihres stories high las been
adiei % the zaiA briek b1iIding a-f
TIE chapel ard eo1mertiaI r5ons are
s-largsi. adding Materially % tie "a
.iiiiies of the seaooL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
Notice Of DissOlutson.

Notice Is Asrsby gives that the aru
q Turner A luman, attorneys a. law
is tAis dAy dissolved by mutual con.
seat All parties indebted 70 ths saia
frn are requested to make Immediate
payment 70 sithsr nember Of the late
hrzs Who are eash autAorizsd 10 re
esivs Azd reesipt FOR the sane.
We sail each eoEtiuus the praetiss
% Law In Sales, and win sndeavos in
the future as II the past, to ireas our
eiielts rigAt.
Dated AZ salsn, orss0n, tAis Tth day
Of oetober, 1905
y. A. TURNER
O NJ nMAN.
l09st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
Peril
I've plsElsEs, ugE 10 sTlEsIIs
Fases GssEt Wlss Msrkisy's passsrsgs
lisasas ane esUriEle eHFs

Fave yTz ever thouzht why 50 many
women o. girls rather walk an hO1r
tLzr s.ard stu tor-ten uli1utea7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11

vIEsfrr frssu.1s n fsfs city. rsfu-us5
yesterday 70 their E1ze in C5surz-
Hs-rr Esere u sraytaz las szs1 fsr
e sfvoree. alsEfrg thas his wife has
been E-iity q e-uel and int1maa treat.
-amr
MIS- D1uuey. 3 rErse az the salsz
HsspfsaI. rsturus-3 Lass ufzhs from
.ssaFtsn- vhsrs shs has been On a ease
f,r sevsra1 weeks
Mrs VIII Bennett ani fauztters.
Mss Laura aai Mrs. z B. wo.5d. Eers
% Porslara tkis zosnizg 60 take II
tie eIssizg DAYS q tie FAIR
gay Hast left stis -o-ri-g f1r Bar
ker City. where hs has work. iz a
q-artr nil there Mr.. Heat has bees
ia sais@ f7r nzHy yars and wi1 Be
missed hT large cirris u frisu5s.
lIss La-ssu. u souta Bead. Was
wso has besr tee Euess q Miss Ollie
Hors fsr several EaTs rsturnsd 1s
far a. P5rtiazd tLis zorniEE, whsre
she vii rs-aiz a sscrt fin,s before
gsiaz On % her hsns-
Fatksr Dssuarhis % asgsiu tesn
compelled % take sp bis abode a- tie
hospf-aL vhi-ha- he wsut fkis uor1i-z.
Re i sct ss-sszslv IL tus IN q s0e8i-
tisz 90 regsirs neiisal care ssd at;ss-
ti5a-
Mrs. Dairyr-pIs aud dauzhtsr. of sa-
len. Mass. va have beer ths guesss
q relatives IN this city for the Pass
rins -oziks. vent % Portiazd tkis
-or-irz a-t viii leave f5r their cass-
srn ts-e S1B.lav morning.
Harry Moysr departed tkis morning
fer Voi-ts uukuouu ie himself Or auy-
boly slse. He b1ar3sd the north-
bou-I irniu vita q tiskst fsr Portland
IL his pa=ssssioa. bot be map ges a.
FAR as SEATTLE before stopping.
J5sepa Hume. % BroEusvilie. passsd
;hrs1gh salsz or lis vay to Portland
;his norni1g. He expects 20 return /
about Friizv azd viii stop over for a
-o.fsrsnes vita tbe prssiIeat q the
Wilianstts Valley Dsvslopment
JeaEus. TIE people q BFoEEsyiIIe are
Fe-y nueh iztsresse3 il the work %
be lsaz1e azd especially in its Efforts
10 see1rs better traia service o. the
ToeIb1r- branch.
TIE following PresbytsFisz minis
isrs. who have beea atteshnz the
nesting % the wIIianstts Presbytssyi 4
In ;his city. LEFT Tor Ia GraHde % az
tend 1he syuo1 u their ehuFeh: ". ".
% Spring Valley; !. Az
ierson. wooJburE; r. B. GrisEod. Al. \
1aHyi LG-Kso;ts Albany EJ.Tho@P- 4
so.. Isdepeale1cs; J. ?. Caye5zb. \
An,arew Carriek. Bfowns
vile; ". B1sh, Corvallis, azd Dr.. Ne.
JraE. q WashiLgtoa.
A total q 2l5 round-irip tickets 10
Portland were sold fFom saisn ,lis
A large nuzber % those
tickets were going % o.
,end the K. of P. grand lolgs as vel.
- 20 see the Fair. Following is a
partial lis q thoss g3iag i5Tz. A. II.
DamoE. john 2. D.nisk. Harry staple
ton. r. A. Kirk Wsbs-eF Holmes and
Eife. Judgs Terrell. Daisy Nose. jim
Lasis aai wife. Charley Lang azl
Eife, r. H. Turner. Julgs HlbbasI
". p. George Conrad KEsbs. A. e.. /
LaFelss. e SEaEs. Dr.. R.s-arlsol.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
|dEedBaljamln5@]
MAKERS - NEW YORK

Thsy'rs Ssw York's bsst, ana thsrsfors
the weri1's-
NJ u.ksrs' Elaraztss, azd ours, vi-h eFery
EzFule1E heaEing t.is l1lsL
We are eEelzsiFe azzlts hsr=.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
CAPITAL NORMAL


Saisu- OEsggn-
Nor-aL Acadszic, BzSi1e4 ctTtl SET
vice. M1zic-
We are far-uuass In seeuring tbs
services q Dr.. Parvin for this d.
prrsusnt. We have also arranged q
Prt-zry 5sVartuert- and shah have
classes il al grades fro-z ths frst 80
tie rWslfth-
AfLrsst-
J.. J. KRAPs, salem. Ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
MONEY
VS..
MONEY SAVED

It's aot the mousy made, bat The
uonsy saved THAI provides a fund
Tor tie "Faiuy day"
Mgnsy saved makes yoa ia1epsHl-
snl enables yoa 70 grasp business
opportunities anl lays the foeHda-
tioa foF hnaasial suscess
TAs cray 20 save i 70 pat il in
ths bank--thsn What ~ put In
earns more
II fhls hank Il earns thrse per
esnt iatsrsst, s0mpoundei ssmi'an-
nunlly. oas dcllas vim orsn an ae-
souus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
The Monitor Double Disc Drill
A Wet Weather Dri1l. A Dry
Weather Drill

likely o a 20 gss
ga- perfectly a
grosel Disc Bearings perfe, f-s t ~
proof serapes esuay
they vii baH up eog what the SOL tie v1
Tsy have b IL al hills praiis and bottom 20 toa
they experiment big disc drills b
you gs; q Monitor az5 yvu to worry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
Are You a Hill Farmer

Have o- used disc without eontFolerf yea Noticed ai H
anything but Hancock WIKI wheel controller the roE ~
Dig Tor '-e trou ani blowing gsdt Haneoek vita S "
aeltet wheel eoa,Fo Lie iss @
Besides gh square ycursst tk a
without leaving the ssa,. Cali iavsstgate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
Benicia Hancock Disc PlOws
Still Leads the Procession

They have the esr; features made then fs " ~
W thar p; aul anywhere besides beg strictly is'
al 'ls eaavezz a-l having fHl ''A %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-11
WORKINGS OF NEW PRIMARY
LAW.

NomiHaiious fer s,ats aal sollsy o.
ae,s in Oregou usr; April is the Re
, 1905-05-03
OR NEW YORK.

Trains leave Broad Street Station, Philadel-
phia,
TOR NEW YORK.
Express, weekdays, ABS, 4.4O, 500, h.IS, 5.5s,
100 7.Sa $50, 9.03. $50, 1921, *l1.M IA. M,
$50, 1852 pennsylvania Limited), 1851 New
York Limited), 400, 500, W 81, 800, 100,
$500, SEQ. l0.l2 p.m., l202 night. Sundays,
ABS, 40, 800, 5 Is. S25, $50, Hoo Il. M,
*l2.35, $3.50, - 81 The Penna. Limited, 1904
New York Limited, 400, $40, 50 ST, 6.26,
200. $500, 10 II p. m, 1902 night. From
North Philadelphia only 1922 D. m. daily
(Manhattan Limitedl.
FROM WEST PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
For New York, 2.45 "A. M, II S p. m. daily.
shining Car.
Fol timetables and further Information
consult ticket agent.
W. W. ATTERBURY, j. X. WOOD,
Genl Manager. Pass. Traffic Manager.
GEO. w. BOYD, Genl Pass. Agent.
, 1905-05-03
Her Ways
And Wiles ,
sweet Indecision - That
Trip to Europe-Do
Women Bride

There is II almost distinctive FEM
mine characteristic" remarked the
bachelor, "a thing that you rarely see
In a man. | refer to the charming o.
quality of INDIGESTION. There is no use
talking, the average woman doesn't
know her w mind. She changes it
with the same facility that she varies
her shirt waists, and without half the
logic, either, for she doesn't temper
her changes of mind to the conditions
around her at ALL"
On, WE'LL remarked the girl. "a
woman doesn't have to keep her mind
fixed. 1t isn't absolutely necessary. as
it would be with a business man, for
instance
That's just the trouble. She has
never faced the necessity for prompt
and decisive action-action that YOU
cannot and must not change-and she
doesn't see the Importance of it. She
is perfectly oblivious to the trouble
and Inconvenience she puts other peo-
pie to. Did you ever see the undecided
woman in a restaurant? Did you ever
notice how she keeps the waiter in
suspense, changing her mind every
other second, to his politely yelled dis
gust?
And in the dry goods store:
Il really don't know what | want,
but think it's broadcloth. How much
is hat Il yard?''
1.-TWO seventy-five."
"Oh, but, then, of course it's double
width. That's what l want. 1t takes
so much less, and yet l guess it
doesn't make so much difference. Let
me see he single width goods. Do l
want green or gray? Well. l think l
want green. No; | believe | will have
, 1905-05-03
"Wifie" and Vacation.

This is the time of the year when the
ingenious little wife begins to work
her husband for her summer vacation.
Too early? Not a bit of 1t! You don't
know the game.
Hubby has made up his mind to take
the partner of his joys and sorrows to
some cheap cool spot, but she has set
her SOU on going to Europe. So she be-
gins to feel i'll. She cannot eat anything
at breakfast, and he leaves for the of
flee worried, which he wouldn't be if
he could see her prance off to the ice
box and nearly clean out its contents
the minute the door closes after him.
The family doctor is called in, and he,
worthy soul, recommends a change and
suggests p%rostration as the al
tentative. A sea voyage is what h
and, as Mrs. y. is going to Eu-
rope. why not avail herself of the
chance? Thus it will be seen the doctor
has been we'll coached. Once the Eu-
rope idea is %ingrafted the rest is easy.
She proves to him that a trip to Europe
is after all much more economical. She
will need no new clothes-that is, eX-
cept a tailor made or two, and they
must be nice, of course. If she went to
any summer resort she would need at
least a dozen garments of all he ues
of the rainbow. He hesitates and is
lost.
, 1905-05-03
Hot Weather Piles.

Persons afflicted with Piles should be
careful at this season of the year. Hot
weather and bad drinking water con-
tribute to the conditions which make
Piles more painful and dangerous.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stops the
pain, draws out the soreness and cures.
Get the genuine, bearing the name of
e. G.. Dewitt q Co.
, 1905-05-03
WHEN BUILDING A HOUSE.
Remember That Wide Windows Add
to Its Attrn ven

The mere matter of Il couple of
inches makes all the difference in the
world in the appearance of a window
and consequently in the appearance of
a ROOM, for it is wonderful how the
window influences the cheerfulness of
the room. Nothing is so depressing as
a narrow view. A room with fine
large windows, letting in plenty of sun.
light, needs little else in the way Of
, 1905-05-03
Women as ~Diplomatists.
So women offer brides,
Do they?-

Do they?
Don't | know an artful one who
sends a box of candy now and hen to
her dressmaker and by this sugared
means manages. while paying the same
price, to have her gowns made ahead
of any one else on the list? And per-
haps you realize what that means dur
ing the spring rush.
There is that other foxy creature who
sends a theater ticket to her milliner
in order that that lady may copy an
imported hat of fabulous price on the
sly for almost nothing.
And so forth and so on, all the way
down the list. Women are better poll
ticians than one would think.
MAUD ROBINSON.
, 1905-05-03

gray. But. then, gray soils so easily.
Perhaps I'd better have green. After
all, though, gray is so fashionable. oh,
well. show me the gray. But this is
so narrow. Regular single width? Oh,
yes. | dare say, but it looks so narrow!
Perhaps I'd better get the double
width after all. Let's go back to the
other counter"
, 1905-05-03

decorations. The picture illua&rates
one of these generous sized easements,
which opens outward, French fashion.
1t is hung with curtains of light green,
and a tcomy divan is placed before it.
The woodwork of the room is white,
and the general effect is %paneled. Tho
paneling is done in pale green. The
tapestry chairs are old rose in tone,
and the furniture is of light wood.
The electric light globes are of "A deli
cate pink. X. DE LA BAUME.
, 1905-05-03
Pennsylvania Railroad.

WEST JERSEY Il SEASHORE r. RI
Schedule in effect October 4, 1904.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-13
VACANT HOUSES IN SEATTLE.
Condition That Transients and Super.
ficlal Observers Would Not Notice.

James w. Warman has returned
from a month or more spent in Seat
tie and other points on the Sound. A
portion of the time he was quite i'll
and unable to prosecute the purpose
of his going to Seattle, which was to
engage in the work of collecting and
distributing goods through the social
and Industrial department OF the Sal
vation Army.
The work mentioned led him into
all parts of the city, and he had un-
paralleled opportunity for observing
the outward and visible conditions ex-
listing In that place. He was as much
impressed by the unexpected fact
tina the city has hundreds, perhaps
thousands, of vacant houses, as by
any other one thing. In the very
heart of the city here are few vacant
houses or rooms, but Immediately the
observer gets away from the center
only few blocks. the signs ITO Let
and ITO Lease" are glaringly in evil
dence in every direction, and seem to
be more and more numerous in a
steadily increasing ratio as the sub
urbs are approached.
These indications that Seattle is
overgrown. include residence and bus
iness properties OF every degree Of
size. style and expensiveness. The
transient who does not get out of the
center of the city, with its hustle,
noise and go" would never suspect
the truth, that an unexpectedly large
per cent Of the capital in Seattle is
for the time being at least, tiled up"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-13

Rader-Carpets-Rader.
Hu.Lane Harness q amley's.
-Rader-Furniture
The Delta, the home of sweets.
Christmas candles at The Delta.
Hear DR.. Heritage in Queen Es-
ther."
Dolls from SC up to $500 at the Owl
Tea House.
Modern five-room cottage for rent.
Phone black 1881
Hear Mr.. Ferrin, the great tenor, as
Mordecai. the Jew.
Magnificent assortment of bonbon
boxes at The Delta.
Carload OF novelties for Christmas
at Graham &c Hunters.
Queen Esther" Thursday night.
Queen Esther" Friday night.
John Gagen's Family liquor store.
curt ST., opposite Golden Rule hotel
Anything you want in the way OF
artistic furniture at Graham & Hunt
er's.
Shoes repaired while you walt BY
ireenawald & Headstrom at Teutsch's
Department Store.
Buy a Pianola for your piano.
Easy terms. Eilers Piano House, Sl3
Main street.
120-acre fruit ranch adjoining Ken
drick, Idaho, to trade for Pendleton
property. Phone Main 551.
Did you see the carload of new
goods unloaded at Graham & Hunt
er's, for the Christmas trade.
When in Portland stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Rates 81 per day and up
ward. European plan. Free bus
The ladies of the Church of the Re-
deemer will give their annual Christ
mas sale on Saturday. December 16.
at the Parish House.
The season of indigestion is upon
us. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for Indi-
gestion and Dyspepsia will do every
thing for the stomach that an over
loaded or over-worked stomach can
not do for itself. Kodol digests what
you eat-gives the stomach a rest
relieves sour stomach, belching, heart
burn, indigestion, etc. Sold by Tall
man & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-13
PERSONAL MENTION

G. p. Bennett. of Echo, is here up
on brief visit.
Roy w. Ritner was in La Grande
Monday on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McRae, of Helix,
were visiting friends in the city yes
terday.
d. p. Herndon, of Milton. has been
visitor here today, having arrived
last evening.
John Bahr, the prominent farmer of
the Fulton neighborhood, was here
yesterday on a short visit.
II. II. Gilbert, a we'll known resident
Of the Pilot Rock country, was here
yesterday on short visit.
]. S. Hoskins, of Freewater, arriv-
ed last evening and has been attend
Ing to business here today.
]. A. Baddeley, of Weston, came
down from that place last evening and
has been visiting friends here today.
District Attorney Phelps is expected
home this evening from Portland,
where he attended the Mitchell fune-
raj.
DR.. T. ]. Lloyd, the we'll known
veterinarian, visited the north part of
the county yesterday on professional
business.
Assessor C. p. Strain is now in Port
land attending the meeting OF the as
SCISSORS of the state, before which he
will deliver an address
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-13
Visiting His Son Here.

]. II. Aldrich. of Portland, who has
been over to Elgin and along the new
line of road being built by the o. r. &
N. from Elgin to Wallowa, stopped
off here today to visit his son, E. B.
Aldrich, city editor of the East Ore
gonian. Work is being rushed on the
Elgin extension of the o. r. & N. and
considerable force of men is now
employed. A portion of the new line
will be built through very rough and
mountainous country and progress
will necessarily be slow. Mr.. Aldrich
says that from all appearances in that
vicinity ]. H. Cook, who secured a
section of the right Of way into Wal
Iowa early in the fall, has retired from
the field and the o. R. & N. company
is now alone.