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"npssKRp mmX!Wgp DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1005. 35 r I fcjbjk.ii!!. ', 77fM' lt'"'".': j'l'iis'',1 ij vm (MMMMM I AtgctabIcPrcparotionrorA3- tfl slmilatinglhcFoodancinegula- UngUwStoinndisaiulBowclsof H 11 ' I Promotes Digc8lion.Chccrful ncssandncst.Contalns nellltcr Opium.MorpWne nortfineral. KOT "NAliC OTIC . orounrsmvapmiim imytiui Seal' tx.Smnx ffmftttt &ior lt&itynii flamt Apcifccl Remedy forConstlpa Tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrlioca Worms .Convulsions .Fcveri sh ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. FacSinulo Signature or NFAV "YORK. I EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER, jfln I f il rrm Tk-fi- ftn-son-- WSI I camt' fro VAIII UI IvHwIonVr" "" T T HUB IHOIXX- University Opens Sept 26 Helen I. Calbrcnth, B. M., Donn, piano; Frederick 7. Goodrich, London, plnno nnd pipo organ; Wm. Wnllnco Graham, Berlin, violin; M. Evelyn Ilurloy, Now York, voico; Eva Cox, B. M.f Salem, piano. Now pianos, nowly furnishod studios, now faculty. Hall's Fetry Road and FERRY Shortest line to all points in Polk County. No Autos or Steam Engines run on this road A, D. PETTYJOHN, Prop. Ferry YOUR MEALS will bo all right this hot weather If you get thorn at COFFEY'S RESTAURANT 205 Commercial Btrtu-t Standard Liquor Co. Successors to J. P. ROGERS Wholesale and Retail Dealers 1 48-1 56 South Commercial St. Salem Or. Our Specialty 18 TO rURNlSU Tim QUIOKBat DELIVERY, BETTES MEABUnB, BETTER GOODS AND BETTEn yXIOBS THAN ANY WllOLBaALB HOUSB IN OUEQON. I UAVH HAD TEN YEARS. aSa?S TH BUSINESS AND AVILL NOT SEND OUT OR KEEP IN STOCK ANYmBUT SSKSS OF GOODS, TRY US OVSR THE PHONE. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED YW SXS ANY O.OOODS BOUQHT OF US. OR NVB WLL REFUND TUB MONEY IF YOU ARE NOT ffiSK STANDARD LIQUOR Co., A. G. Magers, Mgr. in CASTOBIA For Infants and Childron. , The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Tin oiimtun iwmiifi ::9 tsss crnr. Boston .B Brown B Bread B FLOUR FOR PANCAKES, MUFFINS AND PLUM PUDDINO. Package for 7 loaves 20c 10-pound sack CBo ASK YOUR QROOEB TOR IT. ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO. Paclflo Coast Factory, Baa Jose Sold In Salem by 8. O. Btono, mttcmw AlOl. fb Ci AW h . ItV omti ASin.Ciai.ia Iwii hbnumlliannim I U ItVII MOWN TO I All. S.1.1 Siti n.tu. I "J "'" .ftil-i k.Mir.Ml4M Wj fufH.W,-. U. l..UM.l.vlMlf. H ttoanlUltl Uia.u4rtM. lrjnliV.UuM N n Ull lUat Mt vi hIiii KIM . "" IJ UNITCnMtOICAt CO.. o T4. Uhiutih. fA. SL What lias Happened la Kansas. Miss Ida M. barbell, in the Septem ber McCluro's emashos Iho last refuge of thoso apologists of John D. Rockc fcllor and v his associates who, whon tainted monoy discussion was rifo, cried that if Standard Oil had been an offender onco it had now reformed, and put itsolf nbovo reproach.. "If ono wants a noat demonstra tion," says Miss Tarboll, "complete to tho Inst detail, that the Standard Oil Company is today, as always, ' con spiracy in restraint of trade,' ho should go to Kansas. Tho 'oil war' in that state, which in turn amused, bowil dorcd and excited tho country during tho earlier months of tho present year, was tho direct result of a suddon real ization by tho Knnenns that tho Standv nrd had been playing in tholr torrltory a gamo 30 years old, playing it under their vory noses so quickly and doftly that, koon as thoy prido thomsolves on being, thoy had not realized its moan lug until thoy began to fool tho pres surol" Tho story of tho Standard's attempt to gobblo .tho Kansas oil Hold is tho history of ita earlier practical aggres sions repeating itself, but with a dif ferent onding. In Kansas it encoun tered a now'brand of public spirit, and wont into .tho contest with this onlight onod and electric commonwealth, han dicapped by its post sins; tut for a whllo, until public sontimont was Jnrousod, Standard Cdl had ovorythlng its own way. Miss Tarboll lolls In tho Soptombcr ' number what Standard Oil did to Kan- ' sas, how it enmo into tho ptato after fortune had boon sunk in locating , tho oil, and by tho operations of its old, wol-trlcd juggurnaut, tho railroad rate, proceeded! to gobblo tho fruits of tho pioneers' sowlbg. Miss Tarboll shows in tho clearest and most inform ing way just how tho railroad operat ed as tho socrot allies of tho Stand ard. Tho wholo railroad situation ap pears In mtniaturo in this story of tho Standard Oil's smothering of tho Kan sas oil Industry. What happonod thoro Is going on nil ovor tho- "United Statos, but tho Kansnns nro tho only Ameri cans who havo put tho sttHo abovo 'special privilege ' "You may bo in vesting $15,000,000 for taking caro of our oil," eald tho pooplo. "You may do tho work moro promptly and per fectly than nny othor concorn ovor could, but justlco is moro important than millions, and every man shall havo a cbanco in Kansas. Wo aro go ing to stop your gamo. You must play fair with ui If you stay In Kansas. This is not tho tono that stntos usu ally adopt toward tholr' business rul ers. Kansas is tho first to try It. What has boon tho conscquonco to Kansas of this determined attitudo, Miss Tar boll xosorvos for tho Octobor numbor, in which sho will tell "What Kansas Did to Standard Oil." FRAUD EXPOSED. A. few countorfoitura havo lately boon making and trying to soil Imita tions of Dr. King's New Discovery for- Consumption, Coughs and Colds, and other medicines, tboToby defraud ing tho public. This la to warn you to bowaro of such poople, who eeek to profit, through stealing tho reputa tion of romodlcs which havo been suc cessfully curing dlsoaso for over 35 yoars. A suro protection to you Is our namo on tho wrapper. Look for it, on all Dr. King's, or Bueklen'a remodlcs, as all others aro mere imi tations. H. E. BUCKLEN & CO. Chicago, 111., and Windsor, Canada. For salo by J. O. Perry, Salem. o OATOIIIA. 3.tV4 yllw Mad Yw HiTf Unn &gj vckitm sjr sjLsa-M- i-etsy &rJ!jA ODASSIFIBD 1 DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM? Do you want to buy or sell any. thing T Hero is your opportunity to insort your advertisement in two nowspapors for tho prico of ono. For a Hmltod time all "For Salo," "For Bont," and all "Want"- ads will bo insertod in Tho Portland Dally Journal nnd ' Tho Capital Journal for Ono Oont a Word. Tho Portland Journal Is thobost circulated nowspnpor in Oregon. It goes daily Into 28,000 homes and reaches that largo army of pooplo who aro constantly buying and soiling somothlng. Whon yon go to Portland call at tho Journal sfflco and soo the largoat and best newspapor pross in Orogon. It will print, paste, cut and fold papers in four colors with ono Impression at the rato of 24,000 an hour. Visitors wel como. Tho Capital Journal la the leading paper In Oregon outside of Portland, and this combination advertising rates will produce moro roturns for tho small cost than any other in tho state. Bend your advertisements to tho Capital Journal offlco and wo will send copy to the Portland Journal. FOR BALE. For Salo. Sovon-room residence barn. Inrgo half block, eloctrlo lights, bath, hot and cold city wator. E. Hofor, Journal offlco. For Salo. Two lots, with new house and barn, good Improvements. At a bargain. Inquiro of Glovor & Pat ton's blacksmith shop, 430 Court streot. 5-22-tf For Salo. Household furnlturo, 317 Front streot. 8-22-3t For Sale Small dry flr wood, at $3.25 per cord. Phono Black 2001. T. L. Davidson, Jr., Morningsido. 1-20-tf For Salo. Fresh milch cow, Inquiro of O. J. Runcorr, 21st and Trado Btrcots. 8-22-3t For Bale. An upright Weber piano, In oxeollont condition. Original cost $050. Will soil for $200. Inquire of Honry W. Meyers, caro of Moycrs & Sons. 8-4-tf For Salo or Trado, For dressod and rough lumber, elovon head of cattle, A. BT. Bunnor, Bouto 0, Salem; ono mllo north of Frultland school. 8-23-3t FOR RENT. For Rent. A sovon-room house. Call on A. Schrlobor, 424 High streott, 0-13-tf For Ront. Modorn cottago, flvo rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply at Bostoln & Qreonbaum's. 8-23-tf For Rent, Furnished and unfurnished rooms, also good.eized barn. Inquire of M. A. Dice, 700 Commercial etroet, throe blocks below Marlon square. 7-15-tf For Rant. Good soenroom houso, with gas and bath, 317 Front street; botween Cbomokota and Centor. WANTED. W&ntod. Good shipping apples, pears and all farm and dairy produce want ed. Capital Commission Co. Phone Main S231, opposite Willamette Hotel, Salem, Oregon. Wanted. To rent, two to four years, ranch suitable for dairying, 75 to 100 acres of plow land. 85 to 30 acres pasture, lMr to iVt miles from rail' road. Will pay cash or grain rent. Bofer to John O. Slsgmund, county recorder. 8-11-lmo. Wistcd. Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of $250,000 capital. Salary, $1072 per year and expenses; paid weekly, and expenses in advance. Address, with stamp, J. A. Alexander, Salem, Or, 8.23-3t WANTED FEMALE HELP. Wanted. Chambermaid at the Willam ette Hotel. 7-14-tf WANTED. Housokeeper for country. Referenced exchanged. Address "Z," care of Journal. 8-Ot.tf LOST. Lost Strayod or Stolen. Somehow has nipped my Jersey Guernsey . year-old heifer. 8he is mottled like a Guernsey, and is a little bigger than Governor Moody ' big dor If you've got her, and are milking hor I won't care, only let me know. Tarn Gatch, r.o. I Lost By Clorenco Blakoloy, botweon Highland and tho Elkhead saloon, upright brass phonograph horn hold er. Return to Elkhead and rocelvo roward. 8-24-8t ARCHITECT. W. D. Pngu Archltoct and ouporln tondent, plans furnished for all class 'en of building and structural work Offlco 116 Btato street, Tioga block. Bolom, Orogon. BAKERIES. Capital Bakery TJllom & Rutherford, proprietors, 430 Court stroot. Fresh broad, pies and cakos dally. Mitcca roonB, lady fingors, angol and dovll'i food cako, candios, nuts, otc. Dollv erics tnado to any part of tho city. Phono Whlto 321. 6-1-tf DRAYMEN. Whlto & Oummins Do a general dray and transfer business, moot all trains. 'Phono, down town, Main 2181. Stand 1G0 Commercial streot, 8-12-lm MISCELLANEOUS. Shirt Waists and Summer Gowns Mado in tho beet style and workman ship. Torma reasonable Addross or call on Mrs, H. Milnor, 20th and Center Btrcots. G-29-tf Salem Iron Works Founders, machin ists and blacksmiths. Manufacturers of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, otc. Manufacturers of tho Salem' Iron Works Hop Press. 11-20-lm Davoy & Savago. Real Kstato, Loans and Insurance, Conveyancing and Exaining Titles. Notary work done. Bring us list of your proporty for salo, 402 Stato stroot, near High. 3-8-tf Hotel Scott Nowly furnished, every thing cloaa and first class. Rooms at reasonable pricos. In Cottle block, Balom. A. Scott, prop. 7-0-tf. Hollo. Hero 1 am again with a fall lino of crockery to bo sold-at three gallons for 25 cents. Also toots, camp stoves nnd all kinds of new and second-hand housohold N goods. Givo mo a call, corner of Stato and Llborty streot, Salem. Conrad Dill man. 8-3-lm. Tho Tillson Co. Dealers in choppod feed, sood bran, hay, flour dried fruit, ole High street, adjoining opera houso. 0-1-yr. Mountain Vlow Farm Poaches Choice canners. Bend us your order or como to orchard. Post offlco, dorvals, Bouto 2. Phono Former 30. W. H. Egon. 8-18-lwk Say Havo you trlod H. H. Pauls for moatsT Ho has the best sausage in town. Como and try It, and bo con vinced. 410 East Stato stret. Salem Steam Dyolng and Oloanlng worxa wnon your best girl says she will be a sister to you, give hor your clothes to press. Then you will bring mom io your siepmomor, nnd get them fixed right, no matter what thoy need. Buits prossod by the month. Gloves, nocktles, silk gloves or any fabric, no matter bow deli cate, made to look like new. Mrs, 0. H. Walker, prop., 105 Commercial St. MUSIC STUDIOS. Music Studio. Frank E. Churchill, Musical Studio. Associate teacher Western Conservatory, Chicago, 111., representing Inter-Stato System at Salem, Oregon. In tho Gray block, room 3. Studio hours 0 to 12 and 2 to 5. 8-19-tf OSTEOPATHS. Osteopath Dr. W. L. Mercer, graduate of tho American School of Osteo pathy, Klrksvllle, Mo. Office Brey man building, Commercial street Booms 25 end 0, Phone Bed 2413. New residence, 419 North Summer street. Phone 383 Bed. 6-10-tf PLUMBERS. ineo. m. Bart Successor to Barr & Petrel, tinner and plumber. Hot air wator and steam heating a specialty, Salem, Oregon. 3.2. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Dr. E. O. Dalton PhvsiMn ,a geon, Booms 12-13 Bush Bank building. Phono Main 701. Besl denee Willamello HoJ.v Pk. Main 2601. 7-20-tf f ASH AND DOOR FAOTORffiS, nnk nr .. r-- .- . gwu-Manufacturer of aah, doors, mouldings. All kinds of house finish and hardwood ,v Front street between State and Court a xt it. ....... ., : , , manufacturer of all nus sasb, dorr, mouldings, wood work, house finish and office, fixtures. Estimates furnished. Cor. Mill and Church street Phone Red 211. OHlXJlRirNr (tbv mv LETOHBR'S CASTORIA. MIMtmBlMlMlMlMtMMBKB.. MIIMIHMIM!IUlnt LODGES. Salem Camp, No. 118, WoodmcnoTtii ''; World Moots In nolman Hall oven ' Friday at 7:30 p. m. Paul O. Hanson v consul; P. L. Frazier, clork. ' i Forostors of America Court Sherwood Forcstors No. 10. Moots' Friday a Turner block. Ira Jorgonson, 0. B.j A. L. Brown, Bee Contra! Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Castie Hall In Holmnn block, cornor State and Liberty streets. Tuosdny of each wook at 7:30 p. m. T. J. Cronise, a O.; W. L Btaloy, K. of B. and 8. Modern Woodmou of 'Amorica. Ore gon Cedar Camp, No. 6240. Meeti ovory Thursday ovoning at 8 o'clock, Holman Hall. E. E. Matton, V. C.j A. L. Brown, Clork. WATER COMPANY. OFFICE CITY HALL. For wntor sorvlco apply at office "Bills payablo monthly In ndvance. Mako all complaints nt tho offlco. Edison Phonograph Agency. Qasollno Lamps, Mantels, Gasoline, TypowrJtors, Now, Second-Hnnd. Bent, 214 Com' St. Phono Main 401. Hate Wing Sang Co All kinds of fancy Dry Goods, Silks, Embroldorios, Laces. Mako up new line Gents' and Ladles' Furnishing Goolt, Suits, Wrappers, Skirts, Whlto Under woar. Salo choap. Court stroot, Salem, Orogon. 'Phono Black 2155. 310 Court St, corner alloy. The Club Stabfes First-class Llvory and Cab Line. Funoral turnouts a specialty. Tally-ho for picnics and oxcurslon parties. Phone Main 241. Cornor Liberty and Ferry. Cns. W. Yannfce Prop. U. J. LEHMAN Sash and doors. All kinds of house finishing. 'Phono 131 black. Also two floors of warehouse for i.-cntj clovator and switching facilities. BRICK Brick furnlshod in largo or small quantities. Pressed brick mado to or der. Yard on Stato stroot, south of ponltentiary. SALEM BRICK YARD. A. A. BURTON, Prop. SEE OUR NEW Coursos of Study. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. College of Liberal Arts Oollogo of Oratory Oollogo ofThoology Oollogo of Mcdlclno Oollogo of Law School of Art Academy Normal School Training Dopartment All of the eight grados of the eonv- J mon schools aro taught in tho training department. No TUITION charged in this dopartmont." For Catalogue ad dress presldont, Balem, Or, ICE Call Wagon or Telephone 45 1 Black TVpWTrtrcL Buy Coupons and Save J Money. Salem Ice Co. . STOP AT THE White House Restaurant if you want the best eating lh market affords. Everything first class and up-to-dato. GEORGE BROS. Proprs. Phone Main 2421, State Street. - unit iRTrn-s Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggots j A Baiy MUals for Bcy reepi I Bring OoLita Halih and Bmw1 VIg X ip-iflo for Constipation, Iud!ceUoB U J nd tfwner Trouble, lltnples. Eeiu?, uu jw" Uloo.1, Bad Breath. filugguU Bo"1 U2! ana lUckacho. Ifg Itocity Mountain T fm ! let form. 93 cents a box. Genuine m UouisTui Dbco Cokpaht, WadiKMi, w C0LDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PE0P-