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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
STORAGE NOTICES.


THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY. LTD,
1895 2.29S 200 EIGHTH AVENUE.
10 whom IL may concern: The following
described property. TO wit. beds. chairs.
tables. bureaus. linen. silver. glass. china
and other household goods, pictures. u1usical
instruments. br1c-a-brSle. trunks. poNeS'
barrels personal effects. merchandise, etc
belonging 70 or held for account OF MISS
Minnie 3. Anderson, Mrs. Claire D. All
son, Mrs. II. g Baker. J. III. Beattie, mTs'
Julia Bell Mrs Ada Bird, G. B. Brown
w Cruikshank Mrs. Emma J. Dalton. MIs-
e W Dennis. Mrs. NJ ~ Diaz. Mrs NJ
Donovan, E. F. Gan6oifo, Wn. A Graif'
John T. Gibbons Mrs. Margaret Goldsmith
Mrs w X. Hall. Mrs. Edith Hanlin, MIS-.
e +. Harlow. r. ". Hazard, Mrs J. Her
rick. Mrs Lottie Holland. Mrs. Selma Jack
son, =. Ne La Jetto. John J. Jordan, MIS-
F. J. McCIreKor. Mrs. Jane Mcpherson,
Horace McFadden, Mrs. II. l. hesereau,
Henry J. Morris, Daniel r. Murley, Mrs. NJ
VIM. II. Saylor, Mrs. N Sebastian. Mrs
John r Smith. z. Il. Thorn, James Turn
buIl Albert Wagner ]. G. Ward, h j.
Williams. Henry 7. White, g. T. Woocs.
Barthly Griffin Ccwperthwait & Sons, y.
& l.. Bernstein. Ludwig Baumann & Co,
Hollywell VIM. F Wilson. Mrs. Adelaide
n. Turnbull Will be sold TO satisfy the lien
of the undersigned thereon. at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder. at No; 300
Eighth Avenue, Borough OF Mammalian.
New-York city. on MONDAY. JANJAkA
~ 1906. at 1920 A N, and on such SUP
sequent days 10 which said sale may De
adjourned. -
Dated New-York January 5. 1906.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE MAhE~
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY, LTD
2a6 . 2gs . 300 Eighth Avenue,
New-YOri, City.
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White Goods r
Flannels 0'ros
Innings 'taf '7'

30 Ct. White Cambrcs-Sts~asao ana
finished by LonsdRle Co...,.....a.Fn
limit. 20 yards
II CO. Fine India Linons-so tnn1-
for childrsn's dresses. ........-s.- IN
sL-Se Ensiiah Long oosh-aa I'd pos. 80
70 OF White Mercerized walssfnxS-
variety OF effective pattarns. 1T
80 0t- White saxony Wool s7aunslk~. "a
ess ot' White DornstS- ~
90 ct. White SILK EuSd F1srnsrs
H, s. and s0aIlOD. ..:...:.:-......- SO
IA Ct Extra Heavy Canton F7annsls-
Bieaohed and Cnblsschsd. .s~sxs IA
% ct Imported Satin vsnres.1s
high Hstre-for cost En1n1-
10 best shades. 40
10 Ct Silk Finish P-rczfine---
yard wide-olaok and stssls ooao-x. aK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
WOmen's & Girls'1
Underwear r.1,o,
Babies Wear

IS ct. Cambria Corsst Covsrs-round
neck-wide 1aos-ribbon run. 4 q
40 ct Cambria Corset Covsr.sood
washable Iaces and snhroldar1es.. 20
70 ct Nainsook Corset Covsrs-5 ribbo1
run insertings and clover Iscs edge. 80
30 ct Muslin Gowns-v or high neck
tucKs and hemstitching or enb'y. .2S
70 ct. Cambria and Muslin Gowns
tucks and hemstttching-1 TO
emily inssrt4ngs- -.-----.-@.s.s--.-- 81
s12s Cambria snd Nainsook Gowns
lace or emb'y-0 styles 80
40 ct. Good Muslin Chsmisos-
open front-yoks OF 20 tucks and
Q emb'y insertings- observation-disclosures 2T
81 40 Skirt length Chemices-yoks OF
Val. lace inserts-ribbon run ...... .SS
80 ct Cambria Drawsrs-h. g. ruf1s.. 4 8
SO CT Cambria and Muslin Drawers
wide lace and inst'g. or good smb'y .4S
81 30 Cambria Sklrts-fan nounce OF 80
lace inserts. tucks. lace edge. .S5
81 80 Fins Lawn Skirts-extrz. wide
hounce four insertings and deep
edge Of Point de Paris lace. .95
80 ct Children's Muslin and Cambria
Drawers-lace or emb'y and tuoks-
2 TO IA -----------.---.....s Il =
90 ct. Children's Cambria sfirts-
lace inserting and edge or smb'y... .4S
10 Ct & SO ct. Childrsn's good muslin
Gowns--fine tucked yoke
to IA yrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
81 aS Babies Long and Short C1oaks-
all wool Bedford and Cashmere - ga
IS ct Babies Short Dresses-vhite. Lawn
and Nainsooks-waist or yoke styles
sizes to yrs.-.......-.......... AZ
81 40 Short Dresses-hne white Lawn
French Waist and yoke styles
sizes TO yrs ------------- ..--.s-. "a
SO Ct. Long Nainsook slips
neat. trim yokes. .-----.----...-..s SO
35 CT Babies Bingham Dresses
neat checks-sizes 20 ? yrS.-.....-. "a
80 CT Little C'hildren's Bingham Dresses
Russian. Box pleats or French styles
sizes TO yrs.------...-..---.-. II
81 80 Babies Long Nainsook Dresses
plain or fancy styles .-..-........ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
RUTLAND r. r. UNDERLYING BONDS.

F. s. Moseley & Co, of No. Il wall-st.. are offer
ing TO investors at a price per $4,000
OF Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railway first
mortgage gold per cent bonds of July 1913 These
bonds are guaranteed principal and interest by the
Rutland Railroad Company A ma jority of the cap
jtal stock of the Rutland Railroad Company IS
owned by the New-YoTk Central. and the road is
now operated as a part OF that system
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Wash
Dress
Fabrics
Samples OF
Friday Values

* - Scotch Outing F1anueis-min
Iengths-light woolly weight
non -shrinkable -.......-.-.-, '-'-.''' %
10 c. Plain colored Cotton Hen:ieitas
a. inches-street and fancy shades. / -
" Or Fancy Percaies-yd- vile
tight and dark-fast colors. -.-..--+.. "a
10 q Serge suitings-copies of ali wool
roods-for tailor suits. ..---....-.-- ! =
Is RI German F1annelettes-best styles
for kiuonos and wrappers -.-----,- L "a
Is 81. Organizes and Dimities-best
STYLES for SEE son of 1895. .------ = =
"a CT. Fine Bath-obe Flsnnels-extra
value ..--,.....- a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
EAMBURG-ANERICAN.s BIG DIVIDEND
Stock VIII Pay II per Cent in Spite of IN
usual FXpenSes.

Word was recsved here yesterday that the Ham
sarg american Line had declared a dividend Of II
H7 cent, as compared with q per cent dividend a
year ago. Emil Boas. representative Of the line in
This city, said last night that they had done an
unusually good business in the last year
me company has twelve large steamers in course
q construction One Of these is the 25O00-ton
hSeiseTsn Auguste Victoria, which ig sister ship
" ne AIner5ka, recently put into service Includ-
steamers
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81 10 Muslin Curta!ns-spots and figures
r-inch hemstitch rufie-5 yds long. SO
So. 90 and 800 Irish Point Curtains
and pair lots
sample slightly soilsd. .--.....-..-4 90
IS. 90 and $1,000 Bed Sets-Frsnch Net
and Irish Point-ons OF q style
slightly soiled from handling. - 90
So 49 Turkish Cross Stripe Portieres-
for dens or cOsey corners
full wIdth-fringed top and bottom. 1 50
So sS Portie-es-Bagdad and AIosqus
dasigns-fringe TOP and bottom. 3 IS
sT.9S Fine Rep PortIeres-Gobelin
Tapestry borders-best ooloTs- ----5 SS
s12eS TO sic 9S fredericksburg OF
one and two pair lots OF Fins Damzsk.
Frou Frou. Mercerized and
Reversible Brocade ..--.-.........S 81
50. so Plain VelOurs-for POrtiereE
coverings and drsperies-5O inch e. 40
81. es TO 81. es fine French vsrona veiourS-
90 inches wids-to clezr-yd...... 80
81 20 Bagdad Stripe Couch Covers
90 inch-tassel fringe so
81 es Couch Covers-Rug designs. 8 40
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WOmen'S
$500. 80 a. Friday Values.

So c. Coutil and Bstiste Corsets-
medium lengths and giTdles-
garters attached .-...... 80
81 90 CoUtn medium lengths
girdss and habit hips. with and
without Esrters- ......-...... SO
s. ~ Black HeafherbIoon Tameta
Petticoats-accordion hounce-
sectional corded rudle-dust
ruGie-worth s.. 5-..........-.-.-.1 Q2
81 p Black Sateen-Sood quality
deep hounce-fancy stitched rufies. 81
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W0men'S Suits
Coats and Samples Of
70 Friday Valuesi

S12 On Women's Three-qu1r1er Goats
Black Rsrsev and Chevtot-ioose CT
htted-velvet oollar-fneiy tailored 3 81
s14-OO Coats Of Black and Castor
hsrsey and Mixtures
latest tailored styles ....... QQ
s23 90 Tailored suits-BIaok and coi'd
Chevtot-Etons, Three-quartsr and
Medium Length Coats-ns-
style skirts-fancy tailored..... ID ca
$500 Extra size Tailored Suits
to 81 bust-Black BroadcIoth ana
Chsvfot-Insdium coats. q ga
sl2S s Fur Collars and ThroEEs-SshI~ sza
Natural Squirrel. Sable Opossuu
A4'u DIooA MINK --------.-s.s..s.s G-9S
s19-ss Jap Mink Collars, Throws snd
Scarfs-fur or satin Insd-...... O ga
Sizes Pillow Murs-IsabeT1z Fog
Sable Reccoon. Siberian SQUIRREL. 81 "a
$40 es Nssrsoal Coats-IarE. stnxru ooiisrx
and Revsrs OF ALASKA eabEs--
Skinner satin HING PT ga
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Rugs No sa Ao1 IS 1,eisa can
Shades This January Sale
Poles, ETC Friday.

s6ss All wool Art Squares
a~SIL vds.-best designs and colors Il SS
s,- % tine Persian Velvet Ruzs-6xs #
renroductions Of finest imported india
and Turkish Rugs. .-...--'-.'---'- 30
SLABS washable Boudoir Russ-oxS
So and-uyhIteea and pink-and-white- 9. 50
o-1o r,-value s2I .es. ........-....15. 90
81 es Velvet Administer Rugs
27x54 tnch-dozen patterns. .--------- .SS
o. RI Wood Curtain Poles-5 It. long
ali colors-neat brass trim ..--..--'-- ! -
a5 ri opaque shades-Sxs ft.-best
roIors-complete with spring roller
value -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---------- .
ALSO CLEARANCE OF
Whit. Curtain I,oops-worth .l2ls-..-. D
Heavy Curtain Loops
were .12H TO rs each -.------ 10 AZ
r4uov, C,ords-Cotton and silk
were 10 to .4e. ...-.-..-..-.-.'- . 70 Z
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Table Linens
Towels
TOWellingS

s14s s II. s. Sets-Au Linen Double
Damask-cloth. 10x12-
doz. 234 inch napkins 70 match .SS
Same ouaIity-cloth 10x10. ...------S 3 30
Is as All Linen H. s. sets-cloth sxlO-
dozen napkins TO match
value Sc es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
others worth IS. -.-.---.----- 8 20
q toA All Linen Satin Double Dau1esks-
70 fnch-chrysan:h emum, deur de u.s.
ross and other designs. -....----.'.- IN
On ,nrh NAPKINS TO match
value 81. GO dozen .--.....''--..'.'S- / q
d Inch-valus 1859 dozen %
90 r. All Linen Satin Dnrnasks-
70 inoh-5 new patterns --....-'' .4S
20 inch Napkins to match
vaIue 50 10 dozen. /. d
s1 o. Imported Cardinal Cloths
50 size-wtite borders
Guaranteed fast colors .-.--..-.-.--1 Ky
sx1O-resuIarly S248 ....-.....-...-'1 ~
81 o. AL! Linen Napkins-z1 inch ~
extra heavy -..-..--.---..--- 1890 20
10 IT Huck Tovels-2ox40 and
colored borders Observation-Disclosures i'm
Of ~ All Linen Huck H s. Towels
2Gxss-also Damask 2Ox32-
knot fringe 1
20 ct. All Linen Damask Towels
tch-19xS9-cholce designs. ~
o5 ~ Extra Heavy Turkish Towels
ruu bIeaoh-a6 inches long..'--- i
a IT. All Linen Barnsley TOwslling-
1s fnch-sxtra heavy-.-.-..-.---. .1O1
10 IT. Union Check Glass
and Huck Towelling. -..-.--..-..--- Os
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HELP WANTED

Male,
A NUMBER OF Mechanical Draughtsmen'
those with experience in electrical ag-
paratus. generators or motors preferred;
only first class men need apply. ADDRESS
CHEF DRAUGHTSMAN. Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Co.. East FlIis-
burg, Penn. 2. @. Box Oil.
ANY intelligent person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers
no canvas5!ng. experience unnecessary:
Send for particulars NORTHERN PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport, N. Y
COLLECTOR.-W Wanted. young man as
collector; must be neat and hustisr'
and come well recommended. Address Alr-
H. Box 45. Tribune Office.
WANTED. -Boy. IS or IS years Ole. for Of
fee work: must be good writer neat;
quick willing and reside with parents; Seno
reference: state last position; salary, 90 10
start Address PENMAN. Tribune ONCE
WANTED. - Representatives everywhere,
bonanza for bright, energetic. up-to-oats
reople (either SEX, to make money ana
estab lish themselves in business OF ther
own at home. HENRY WHITE. 10 Soutn
CIirton-ave. Rochester, n. 7.
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Hosiery
Woven
Underwear
Samples Of
Friday Values,

80 CT BOYS extra heavy black wool
d'ble knees, heels and toes. -..--.-.. SO
"a CT Woulens fleece lined Vests
Pants 20 match ,-....--.. .....- .-.---.. %
50 Ct. Boys Shirts and Drawers
extra heavy-1eeoe lined. --.---.--.- 20
81 - to lad Mems Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers. ...............- .9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
Dress G0Cds1 c.,
and , -es ~
Silks Ai'S 'oAu'

90 ct, Moirs VeIours-Black and colors-
very lustrous-sxtrs vsIus. SO
80 OF White Habutsis-es inch-..- SO
es Ct Guaranteed Black Tareta-
80 inch-soft or heavy finish 70
6s ct. Soft Finish Po1sses-3O fnch-
white. blnck. light and dark colors. 40
gi.29 Imported Broadcloths-
30 inch-extra fine finish "a
IS CT. AL Wool Storm Serss~-
~ inch-tull line cOlors. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12

-A@I2 o.co
2x3 IS 4.25 So
Napkins to match. 25x25
inches.
4.25 per dozen.
Hemmed, buck Towels.
1.5O $40
and 800 per dozen.
Hemstitched, buck Towels.
1.75 2.75 800
and f. 90 per dozen.
English hemstitched, Turk
ish Bath Towels.
600 per dozen.
Irish, red or blue striped,
glass and china Towels.
Very soft quality. Ready
for use. 27x36 inches.
2.65 per dozen.
Hemstitched Linen Sheets
9Ox96 inches.
400 per pair.
value 5.75
Hemstitched Pillow Cases.
22x36 inches.
75c per pair
value LOO.
Hemstitched, damask Tray
Cloths. New Patterns.
zoe each.
An extensive stock of plain white Linens, in
Guiding handkerchief Linen Linen Lawn and
medium and heavy weight dress Linens at
extremely moderate prices.
TWenty-third Street.
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MuSiinS !
Sheetings, Bed
MuSlins, etc.

SHEETINGS-MIILL LENGTHS
10 to q yds.-Bleached and Unbleachsd.
first QUALIFYING imperfectIons or sec
onds'-15 less than wholesale prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
RESTAURANTS.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious Stones
bought at highest market valne. made
Into new articles or exchange Tor rev Jew
siry or Japansse gooss at III. r. TEPPEFsS
FACTORY 10 West Sist-st.. basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12

All as Advertised Ushers give every desired information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
UNFURN1sHED ROOMS TO LET.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~--~-----~------~----N--
AM ION THE SPOT to do your buying
in New-Tork's wholesale and retail dis
tricts; good reference: terms reasonable.
+. II. KELLOGG,
222 West 4th-st-, New-York.
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JANUARY SALE
To Put OF Buying
Will be Cause for a Regret

No Housekeeper
can afford TO miss
this January Sale
Friday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. Six
teen words. seven times consecutiYely, 81,
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered in The TribUnes Directory of De-
sirable Rooms for a period of fourteen
days. Write for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Single insertions cents per line Six
teen words, seven times consecutively, 81,
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered in The Tribunes Directory of De-
sirable Rooms for q period of fourteen
days Write for circular.
~------>--------------~--~-~
BACHELOR APARTMENT-Two rooms
and bath furnished: telephone meals
served in apartment if desired: uptown
40 Columbus ave
37TH-ST.. 6S WEST.-lesirable furnished
rooms, with baths; also physc1ans or
dentists office; telephone; references
ABSOLUTELY CLEAN and well furnished
suite. connecting bath; conveniences; pri-
vate apartment. COSGROVE $50 West
b1St-st.
WAVERLY PLACE. 116.-Besutiful apart
ments two connected rooms; steam; In
small French family. Third bell
18TH ST. 1Os Double rooms. sec
ond floor; well heated
1872 BERGEN-ST., BROOKLYN. Nice
" furnished room: all conveniences,
gentlemen preferred: reference required.
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TYPEWRITING.

Typewriting-5 cents per line.
TYPEwRITERS.-R nington, $40; Dens-
more Yost Hammond. 81 o. CaNgr1ph'
81 So GAY, 121 West 12otn-st-
TYPEWRITHRS.-Au makes cold. rented.
repaired exchanged: reliable servleS
GORMAE' 70 Nassau st. TsIepbcns 2T4O-
Cortlandt.
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JANUARY SALE
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day.
Everything Advertised-AND TORE
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS

No HOusekeeper
can afford to miss
This January Sale
Friday,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
FoR sTATE PRIhIER.

Tho undersigned announces himself
a. q Republican candidate for renom,
ination for state printer. subject "a
tho dcciaion Of tho Republican voters
AZ tho primary election April 20.
Now serving nrst term. The same
oourtoay that has been accorded 20
state ofnoern generally. that OF a 70
nomination. would bs greatly appro
elated. J. r. WHITNEY.
Albany. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
Rallard,s Horehound srrun.

Immediately relieves hoarse, eroupy
eoughi oppressed. Eattlings rasping and
difieult breathing. Henry O. Stsarns
druggist, ShullsbuTg, Via. writes, May
20. 1905 ''I have been selling Bal.
laFd's HoFshound Syrup Tor two years
and have never had a preparation that
has given better satisfaction. I notice
tha, when ! ssll bottle they cone back
for more. I can honestly recommend
it," s5e, SOC aud 81. Sold By ID. j.
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
skirt OF Thin Fabrics

Are the wide, aud tueks. insertions
folds, or appliques are all acceptable
garniiures. Heavy laees particularly
Irish or crochet, and other varieties
seem 10 weigh down hne net or chiffon
foundations. and just al present gos.
sameF laees appear 10 be laid aside.
Lace coats are very striking. some
quite long and sloping away al the
front, Others are confused az the waist
With a three quarter skirt and slight
blouse front. Lace boleros, eapes Of
al shapes and sizes, will give distine.
tion 20 simple costumes and lace bod.
'eesi almost made up Of passementerie
and beads. will be very effective over
PLATA. thin silk waists.
LUCY CARTER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
NIWT|
Tuner. a
ron RRPREsErr,-..

The undersigned is a ~,s',..
the Republican nomips,io.
sentative in Marion sOun,, y,
labor for following refor.,. =
/. Hold all necessary ,,,,....
down to the lowest limit
2. No squandering mos,,
elerkships and investigate,
3. No now eommissi,,, 4.
salaries.
4. Support choice Of p-,
Senators.
5. Abolish ell but one S,,s
and cOnfne to professional -
8. Enact indirect t1ma-
abolish direct state Tar.
z. Cut out every dollar d, -,
the state government.
Z. Roln
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
LUCY CARTER



There Is an organization OF doctors
known as the American Medical asso-
citation. Though il has been IN exist.
enee for neaFiy sixty years Il had. up
70 three or four years ago, less than
5000 members out OF a total Of nearly
10000 physicians in the entire conn.
try.
IL vas about, or little before Thai
time i' will be remembered, that the
great irust movements began-When the
people OF the United states an az
sudden. seemed TO have tired OF doing
business on individual lines, and we're
madly EusAlug into an kinds Of pool.
trusts and combinations. II appesr,
that his eontagiOn spread even to Dor.
'ions Of the medical profession. for an
a. once a novel and well conceived plan
of Organization Was adopted by the
clique In control Of the American Afea.
isal association. the purpose and design
OF WAieA was to organise all OF ths
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

Byidenily mohair braid has bad iis
day, aud while few rather small
shapes appear, trimmed By wreaihs of
howera preference h. giyca 20 chips
Leghohs Or panamas. some large ~.
ening hats. trimmed with malino and
ostrich plumes. are stlll Of Neapollian
weave, bot iis continuance is mat.
ter Of conjecture A largo number Of
roses pressed closely together, eompos.
ing an entire crown or front Of a hst
(deyoid OF a single green leaO with
maay ribbon loops rising high toward
ihe back Or numbofless soft puts AZ
ihe side, and az equal number under
the bFim, is considered the acme o.
style
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
AIax and ulimar

A Washingtonian whose wife pre-
sented him with twin daughters deeid.
ed 70 name them Kate and Duplicate.
Several years later twins were again
born into the family-this time boys
who were duly named Peter and Re,
Peater. A third time this strenuous
opponent Of race suicide was blessed
with children twain, and this time he
hrmiy named the nee lads Max aud
Climax.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

Very sheer silk waists with lace yoke
IN either black or white. are useful fol
ordinary war. but are by no meant
high class affairs.
This win 30 Parasoi
AZ well az ribbon season, and hand
work, whether painting or embroidery
indicates the expensive and fashionable
parasoL Hand embroidered linen has
almost pat 20 aight tho RULED chiffon
Or lace parasols. and even a silk ON.
bfoidcrod machine work on silk-par
asol is quoted at sii, while a hand ON
bfoIdcrcj linen soils for t85.
Low Shoes and Pine Stockings
Tho low shoe aud Ethiopian double
foot hosiery, thoroughly satisfies che
fashionable woman who desires tho
OF a ane mesh aud also
durability. The strong poin, Of these
new stockings is the double weave of
tho whole foot, except the instsp and
upper stocking, which are exceptionally
hne and dainty in appearance.
Recent opening
OF Imported gowns show no great 81
perioriiy 20 those Of domestic manu-
faciure. Prineesse styles are confirm,
od nine out Ten have the bodice skirt ]
and very short bolero jacket. aul the
variety Of oFnamentation on these gay
little affairs Is really interesting. BRAID |
huttons. lace, chiffon applique. em.
5Foidery, narrow, contrasting vests. an
30 90 make up the note OF novelty. The
blouse front siill makes quite a res
'eetable showing, as 10 conceal true
outlines seems ihe fret object iu dress
making
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
FoR srATE rRHAsuRnR.

/ hereby announce myself AZ a can.
didate for State Treasurer. and solicit
the votes Of ell Republicans April 20
Tho only Grand Army man candidate
Tor state ofiee, and the only en-.
nounced candidate recognising the 1905
salary law as binding wlthout amend.
meat.
s.5i.d&W. A. Q. JENNINGS.