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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1904)
r T'W'," ;TI "wrT--?fmi-iryqipt "f W'jyn' DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1904. H THRB- UILM ! Li SANYB m jt: h E ERECTED 1 W Handsome Business Houses and Beautiful Residences Will Add Still Ftifthe to the Capital City's Charm Building operations In this city UiIf coming season promise to bo fully an extensive as thoso who havo marked the past few years, anu aaiem prom Iscs to be In the midst of a bulldlnp boom In a few months that will mark mother epoch In the prosperity of the Capital City of Oregon. So exten, jive are the preparations for tho com ing season's operations that W. C. Knighton, the Portland architect, hao found It necessary to open an office here to supervise hlB work In this city, while tho other architect oper ttlng here, W. D. Pugh, is also kept busy with his work. Tho most Important project under way Is the erection of a $20,000 busl ness block by tho Broymans, adjoin. Ing their White Corner property on Commercial street, and tho excava tion for "which Is now being made This building will be of brick and fit ted with the most modern and up-to-date fixtures and appllancos, and every foot of tho proposed structure Is al ready rented for a torai of years. Hon. Geo. 9. Downing will, as bood m spring opens, erect a fine two-story rwldonco at tho cornor of State and Sixteenth streets, for rent Mr. Down Ing says that ho docs not need this hotiso but Is an expansionist and alms to live up to tho spirit of tho ago in this respect. Tho addition to tho Murphy block, corner of Stato and Commercial streets, is now under way and wil) bo pushed to completion as rapidly as possible. F. B. Southwlck has tho contract and is pushing tho operations with a largo force of mechanics. Tho building will bo 81 feet front on State street and 76 feet deep, and will have two modorn storo rooms fronting on Stato street, tho rest of tho structuro to bo used as addition to tho storeq in uio mam Duiiumg. Tho now struc ture, will nave modern fronts and will bo ono story In height, with a gravol flre-proof roof. Tho First Congregational Society of Salem has taken stops toward erecting ono of tho most commodious churches la this city, and an expcndlturo of $8000 Is contomplated In this work. Tho church will bo erected as soon as tho woathor pormlts of building oper ations, and while tho plans aro not qulto completo ns yet, It Is known that tho now structure will occupy the site on which stands tho present sanctuary of tho socloty. Tho addi tion to tho prosont church will bo removed, and It Is plannod to utlllzo tho prosent main structuro for an ad dition to tho now church, for iieoh as lecture room, tho new building to be ereetod on tho front of tho lot faclnn on both Liberty and Contor streets, The church will bo rondo ono of tho most modern and boautlful sanctuaries la the city. Rev. W. O. Kantnor, whq recently had a call from Portland which he was sorlously considering, has, slnco th socloty determined to build the new church, deolded to re main here and help In this work la which he Is sorely needed. The plant of tho Capital Lumborlng Co , at tho foot of Ferry street. Is un dergoing extensive ropalrs that add much to the beauty of tho promises. The mill buildings proper havo boon weatherbenrded and palntod, and a new fireproof roofing will tnko the place of the present shingle roof as soon as It can bo plaood In position, when tho weather settles. Now up-to-date machinery Is being Installed In addition to tho already complete plant, and tho mill will bo In bettor condi tion for tho work of tho season than ever before. The Voget Lumber & Fuel Co., which recently started In business In this city, having acquired tho lumber sheds formorly used by the Santlam Lumber Co,, has erected a fine two story house at tho yard, In which tho manager resides and has his offices, Tho now company has begun oper ations and tho pormnnenco of tho buildings erected at tho yards Indi cates that tho management Is hero to stay. J. I. Matthews is building a nice story and a half houso on Center street, near 20th, on a tract of land owned by tho Voget Lumber Com pany. Tho now cottago Is to be occu plod by Mr. Matthews. It will bo a most comfortable and neat homo, and will cost, when completed, about $1200. Tho Voget Lumbor Company owns several lots In that section, and ex pects to erect anumbor of cottages this season, for sale or rent. J, llv. Tho stone foundation for tho building has been laid, and tho cot tngo, which will bo ono of tho finest houses In that part of Salem, will cost over $2000 when completed. Herman Pohlo will soon begin tho construction of a fine two-story house on tho corner of Twolfth and Court Btreets, to contain Boven rooms. Tho houso will bo a neat and commodious one and will be an ornament to that portion of Salem, whero there are al ready a number of fine residences. Mrs. Carrie M. Ogle and Miss Eva F. Cox havo recently completed thj erection of a nlco now cottago on Cho meketa street, near Front, and thoy aro now Improving tho premises by building now walks in front of tho place and otherwise Improving tho grounds. o Bowling Contest. Tho Illlheo bowling team Is training hard for a contest with tho Multno mah Club, of Portland, to be pulled off In this city next Saturday evening. Tho six of tho Salem bowers selected for tho contest are: George Hoyt, W. H. Hatch. J. D. Sutherland, B. O. Schucklng, Louis Lachmund and R. H. Coshow. Tho lndlos aro also training and expect to havo a bowling tourna mont soon. On ladles night, Thurs days, tho fair onos gather in largo numbers on tho alleys of tho club, and mnny of them aro becoming qulto ox- port In the popular sport of bowling. I Ml Humors Are impure matters which tbo skin, liver, kidney3 ami other organs can not tako cato of without holp, there is uch au accumulation of them. They llttor tho wholo system. Pimples, boils, eczema and other eruptions, Joss of appetite, that tired feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges tion, dull headaches and many othor troubles are due to them. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Heraovo all humors, ovorcomo all ftheir effects, strengthen, tone and invigorate the whole system. "I had salt rheum on my hands so that I could sot work. I took Hood's Sarsaparljls ad It drove out the burner. I continued ui use till the sores disappeared." Mas. Ia O. Baomr, Romford Falls, Me. Hood's Saroaparllla promlsos to euro and keeps the promise. A. Taylor, oporatlng under tho name of tho Capital Improvement Co. has Just completed a large warehouse and she! In tho rear of his old ware house, corner of Chemoketa and Front streets, for tho accommodation of his rnnldlv Increasing business. Tho now warehouse Is built In tho shapo of a quadrangle, 82 feet squaro with an opon spaco in tho center, and will bo used as stables, wagon sheds and storago rooms for building materials and th& machinery used In Mr. Tay lor's business. W. D. Claggett: who has acquired tho Charles Claggott residence, cornor Commercial and Marlon streets, will in tho spring erect a modern two-story cottago on tho place, beautiful In de sign and ono of tho most comfortably houses In tho city. It will bo of eight rooms with basoment, and will occupy, tho slto of tho present resldonco on tho placo that has stood thero for n third of a century and is ono of the landmarks of Salem. A. N. Moores has In contemplation tho erection of a flno homo on tho cor nor of Chemoketa -and Summer strootB, expecting to occupy It with his, family. Tho now structure will bg built In tho quaint colonial stylo oi architecture and Mr. Moores will spare no oxpenso In making It one of the beautiful rosldencos of tho Capital City. Tho hou so will contain iu rooms, will bo boated with hot wator and fitted with olsctrlc lights and gas fixtures and the most approved plumb ing. W. M. Kalsor oxpocts to soon begin tho oroctlon of a boautlful two-story rosldonco, corner of Liberty and Union streots, making nn excollont Improve ment In that portion of Salem. Tho new home will contain nlno rooms and will be fitted In tho most modern style, to pe occupied by Mr. Kaiser and family. Hon. J. Q. Wilson will erect a couple of fine roldonoos on the ."cor ner of Liberty arttt Center streets, on the vacixnt lot whero formerly stood the old Crow reeld.nce. The oottagei will be modern in design and appoint ment, and will bo for rent, to ac.com modate some of the lato arrivals in Snlem. Plana for theso cottages navo alieady tjejn prepared and contract!) for tholr construction will be lit In a shbt tlmo. A. J. Basoy has In contemplation the erection of a fine cottage on. Twolfth street, near Contor. It will be one story, contain seven rooms, and will be almost a reproduction of his home In Yew Park. The houso will bo for ront when completed, and tii beauty and convonUnoe of the structure will bring good tenants to tho ownor as soon as he Is ready ror thom. Thomas Jory has commenced the erection of a two-story cottago in Rmith Salem, on Commerolal street. just a block south of the old city llm- Its. The house will be modern m ap pointments, finished In Oregon woods, and will be for rent as soon as oom- TOOK A STRAW VOTE Wk A cigar that Is always the same. M 1A in duality and price, 5 cents. A 1 ., Wk A smokci for particular smokers. A M Largest Seller in the World, wk M The 3cmd is tho H PPPPPH ll HH PfHI BpBjHp IpsHK KPsHI PBBBBBB& paaaaaflk lpaaB vpbbspspspsp&j SpH HpsK dsbbH pspsspspsd pftpBpBpBpBpVB-.ipJPPV - l Interesting Experiment taurant. in Res- An advertising ngent, representing a prominent Now York Magazine, whllo on a recent Western trip, was dining ono evening In a Pittsburg restaurant Whllo waiting for hie order ho glanced over his nowspapor and no ticed tho advertisement or a won known dyspepsia preparation, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablots; as ho himself was a regular UBor of tho tablets, ho oo gan speculating as to how many of tho othor travollng men In tho dining room woro also friends of tho popular remedy for Indigestion. Ho says: I counted twenty-throo men at tho tables and in tho hotol of fico I took tho troublo to Interview thom and was surprised to learn that nlno of tho twonty-throo mndo a prac tlco of taking ono or two of Stuart's Dvsnensla Tablots after each meal. One of thom told mo ho had sunoroci so much from stomach troublo that nt ono tlmo ho had boon obliged to quit tho road, but since using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablots had been entlroly froe from Indigestion, but he contin ued tholr uso, especially whllo trav eling, on aocount of Irregularity In meals and beoauso Uko all travollng men ho was often obliged to oat what he could get and not always what he wanted. Another, who lookod tho plcturo of health, said he novor ato a mool with out taking a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab let afterward because he could eat what he pleased and whon he pleased without fear of a sleepless night or any other troublo. Still another used them because he was subject to gas on stomach, caus ing pressure on heart and lungs, short nees of breath and distress In chest, which ho no longer experienced since using the tablets regularly. Anothor claimed that Stunrfs Dys pepsia Tablets was the only safe rem edy he had ever found for sour stom ach and acidity. Ho had formerly usod common soda to rolleve the troublo, but tho tablajs woro much bettor and safor to use. After smoking, drinking or other ex cesses which weaken tho dlgestlvo or gans, nothing rostoroe tho stomach to a healthy, wholesome condition so ef fectually as Stuart's Tableta. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain the natural digestives, pepsin, dlatase which every weak stomach" lacks, as well as nux, hydrastla and yellow par Ilia, and can bo safely relied on as a radical cure for every form of poor digestion. Sold by druggists every where. southbound train, which was switching In tho yards at that place. A car had boen switched off to tho siding, and tho Tillman boy attempted to climb onto it, but slipped and fell. In some manner tho bonce In both legs bolow tho kneo were broken, and tho flesh lm-etty badly cut up, but tho wheels did not pass over tho legs else uioy would havo been mashed to a pulp No ono witnessed tho accident and It not known how It happened. Tho boy was taken homo and Dr. Jarnngln called. Dr. F. M. Day, ol TCnirono. was callod and assisted in . - . i I-I...I Ti n iIaavmAjI i aucnaing mo injuries, n. " uvuvu not necessary to nmputato tho logs. and It Is thought tho boy will recover nicely. Eugene Guard. I Chicago Snow 8torm. Chicago, March 14. Ono of tho heaviest snow storms of tho ontlro winter enveloped tho city today, nnd trn'fllc of all kinds Is greatly Impeded. Of.riii. IbeKlr.dYouHatMlwmBMjH ttgJMli r 3&2& $100 Reward, $100 Tho readors of this paper will bo pleased to learn that thero Is at least ono dreaded" dlseaso that Bclonco has boen nblo to euro in all Its Btagos and that Is catarrh. Hall"fl Catnrrh Curo Is tho ony posltlvo cure now known to tbo modical fatornlty. Ca tarrh bolng a constitutional dlseaso, roqulroB a constitutional troatmont. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Internal ly, acting directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho systom, thore- by destroying tho foundation or tho dlseaso, and giving tho patlont strength by bullJing up tho consti tution nnd assisting naturo in doing Its work, Tho proprietors havo so much faith in Us curatlvo powors, that they offer ono Hundred Dollars for any caso that It falls to curo. Send for list of testimonials . Address. F. J. GID3NEY, & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75e Hall's Family Pills are the best. ACCIDENT AT COBURQ. Littlo Tillman Boy's Legs Brokenand Cut by the Car Wheels. Deutschcr Klelderladen. Made Staits I havo now tho fullost lino of samplos of suitings for spring nnd summor wear. Thoy In- cludo tho nowost weaves and most artistic designs. Tho talor lng Is tho host dono In Amorlcn, and tho cost is only a trlflo abovo roady-raado suits. Soo thom. Ordors promptly filled. I Y. M. C. A. Clothing and Gents Furnishings. X Y. M. O. A. Building, Salem. EMIL KOPPE, Proprietor. Off for China. Chnrloy Leo Ho, a well-known ChP nnman of this city, leaves noxt Wttd nosday evening for Canton, China, fop a years' stay with his family. Char ley, as ho Is called by all who knowf him, has many flonds In this city who,, regret to sco him go. Ho wont to China several years ago for ft vUlt,. and remained nearly a year, nnd this tlmo ho oxpocts to bo bnck In tho courso of nlno or ten monthB., - H4tlllialS-HM-4; Gac(en Seeds I t If you want to get scedsthat ' y, will grow, soiect irom The Largest Stock The Purest 8tock The Best Selected Stock In tho valloy, ami romombor tho only seeds wo carry are SEEDS THAT GROW A handsomo Illustrated cat nloguo sent freo by mail on ro quost ' I Savage & Fletcher i ! 1 1 Dealers In ' GRAIN AND SEED !' 322-324 Commercial Street .ees8ca8e9w ewwawffwf 2 FLOUR, Strike In Hungary. Budapest, Hungary, March 14. Eight thousand tailors and BOO metal workers struck today 2 5 b UJ a o n -a . " 2 3 3 80UNCE8 MH48-HH-' ! 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