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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1905)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OBEdON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1005. Kause Headaches of You .T.Mt towk wwil mtcr hl CUIiU.ti Jil of your liver and bowels. Unless there Is daily action of the bowels, poisonous products are absorbed, causing head aches, biliousness, nausea, dyspepsia. Ayer's Pills are genuine liver pills. We h? nowirtdl wiWkh t n ...n. .1... I., -a .1. ".!..."" -.v.rt-v.ww. uu inr ub ai mu our mmnuiM. uwou. I DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL BY HOFER BROS. OITIOIAL CENSUS SALEM. ' MAY, 1004, 13,287. Smiles From the Typewriter Anient should building. have pnblifl library It was a wnroi front test Ike Pfert lenders got si Salem. Watch 1UM pH BUlj Bryan Ml f thp running fer Ike prenidOMy if. jpon. . Th only Hoed warlare In ibis country the poet jrow Wli Hi the petit la the Quaker City of Pee PMU- dolphin. There are no strings, HMasno er pedlotks on tke sponlmfs at the Wil lamette Valley Povolopmoni League Conventions. Tkere are torn men whose poilUehl nJtelra have boon so badly mismanaged It would lake a mlrueulouc receiver- eblp to retire lpparUd, with of a survivor Only live men new upajiers. occasionally the name among them. Morals are advertised in tke Until they hare some assurance that a corporation means business, the fart ers and owners of righto of way baiter be slow about donating or signing away their lands to elect rie and otkei traction companies. The newspapers are Slled- with proposed schemes, meet ly consisting of the enterprise of enter prising promoters, who ore trying to get hold of something to dispose of to some one else. The proaMont's recent order permit- ling tke bond of i deportment to sum marfly remove any slerk or oMeial nn dor kins was a mask needed ekeek to tke eneroaekmente of red-tape oflUial lam nuder tke gnioo of the highly pro tested eivll service. If It has beeomo impotoible for a postmaster or aay man in eharge of an Important trust of the government to remove anyone nader klM, the very eornerstone of a good public serviee la dostroyed. No aMeJal or slerk or employe should b protected against pnbHe sonllmenl or political influence when it ie 'dtreeted to tke end of Improving public serviee. LOOKS RATHER THIN Oregon Hops Best, but do not Command the Price of the New York Crop TO-DAYI" "Ami la f.ilntc iJmt t'fi month w t InoVwl like th.st Iowli lo.r.mn Syrup ' Thin paper Was adopted a new raw. CJraflars will not be. given publicity, eneept In their trite colors, and in con nection wltk tkelr graft. If thai band ean play on frl hours' notion m well aa they did Tneeday even ing, what eonld they not do If they In existence a month f The Jertmnd Journal plays up the statement as a fast thai there Is a dif ferent of nine tenia In the prise of hope in Now York and Orogon, and freight avIH coals. Tke Journal ean make noma money right mjlok. The Albany Argus, by Puul B. John ston, Ie a warm little weekly with In ebdre editorials and pnmfrapba of In ternet to the polltMnMi. Judging from (be "I" In his name the editor bun a ntmln of tke Illbornlaa in kt name that aeeonats for hi wit. No publle man Is well advertised outside of the newspapers, The collec tion qf sign board um the stump and trees on the public roads leading Into fmlm reads like a directory of the Hood's Sarsaparllla Has won suoeoss far Layout the effect of advertising- only. lite seorot of its wonderful popular Ity Is axptnimxl by lu tiiinjiproaelutble JtTr(t. Based upon a proeorlptlon which cured people oonslderod lueurable, Hood's Sarsaparllla Unites tho best-known vegetable rem edies, by sueli a oomblnatlou, propor tion and process as to have ouraUve power poeullar to iUelf, Its euros of scrofula, eeseinn, psori asls, and every kind' of humor, as well as oatarrh ami rliwituat lam prove Hood's Sarsaparllla the best blood purifier over produced. IU euros of dyspejwla, loss of appe tite and tluit tlrod feeling make it the groatost stomaeh tonie and strength restorer the world has over known. Hood's Sarsaparllla la a thoroughly good medicine. Begin to tnko it TODAY, Get HOOD'S. Landlord Conner, of the Hotel Wil lamette, deserves a great big credit mark. He donated the nee of his splen did hotel parlors and dining room, and decorated them beatlfully with flower and Ann, and donated the time of bin entire force of trained employee to mako the reception to the Portland brndnom men a groat snoosn. The knocker and the kickers, who have never had a good word for the Willam ette hotel, should take a roof in the sUa of their activity for awhile, at leant, until they can And opportunity to do something half as generous and pobllo-eplrited as Landlord Connor has done. And it is not the Art time be has done It, Some one Jumps onto John D. Dens more of Yew Park for malaUrinlng a Mock yard and cattle seal out In De pot addition Momowkere. Mr. Dens more la i( cattle boyer a ad kas skipped ant or Salem 41 MOO worth of live stock In tho pant few months. That kind of buoinons men nre to be on eoamgod. We need more of thorn. Tho city council should look after the elean- llaeos and health of the city, but if we had tea men sarrrlu oa stock yards and cattle shipment with M much enterprise as Mr. Denemore it would bo a good thiag for tho town. A stockyard in not a geranium but It means making Salem a bettor market. V, X. Blaekerby and One Bock, of Sllverton, were in Salem seeing friends Monday. The Arst named gentleman Is nndofotood to be slated for postmaet er next spring and Mr. Bock aspires to a place on the legislative ticket. A. Q. Steolkammer and II. D. Mount are also mentioned for the legislature. Leu J. Adams- has severed his Msaee tlou with the bank and may make the run for state senator. All those gen tlemen are worthy Republicans aad that live town is ooneeded to be en titled U a place on the makeup of the next Republican ticket. As usual It presents a multiplicity of asplraub that may defeat them all If it were a matter of good looks One Bock-has them all skinned, besides being a bachelor. Does eastom create an "unreasonable demandf Or has the net of NtYork hops for 80 years and more "by ftrew ers of this country led to a dbMrlminn tion in price between the Xattorn and Oregon product f This bj ( hop men of the state art eager Ur klrno an swered properly. A differentia) of 7 to 8 cents exists today in ftffor of the Itew York bopand growers of this state are asking why! Seniors, 4tMtiousd this morning by a reporter for The Journal, wore un willing to speak a boot tke matter. may wum not noun last mors ww. I aay superiority la tke New Yofk hop. tkat Justined tke dlfferenon In prim. Everyone said tkat tke Orogon nop was unexcelled by nay grown in the,Unitnl Stutes. But they did explnln the dawropanry in value. It is only a ma tier of 1r wand, created not by quality, tat by custom. In other words, Bastrrn brewers have so long been nouttetouir.I to nee the Now York hep in bear man Tlia ufneture, that, with a eonenrvattsm tin usual In American business men, th , refuse to make any change, er even tr ' a differ eat bop. Dealers say -that, evm now, when Oregon bone have bean a staple on the market for ever ten ywirn many brewers have not tried ie learn their value in the browing of beer. They still persist in buying Now York kop and arc willing to pay from I to 7 cents more per pound, if It Is nece " "" 1 ,MG00D All TUB WAY TTIROCGH", Hon. If. It. Von dor Hollou, of Wei &)& KSMMXZS ti J& wn, nns reoMven inc rn eonetgnmenl "" ' muwm ioj in an nwwur potu, ., t... . . ni in . namei, and umlM Your Ur will lllo of books for a fros library at bis plai.sTUC Uemna nelr A Mil wm pnseed at th olnet session iTHfc AMERIGAN BDY It's all boy. Ymi will tika It ! qThf Umt-worn Inj'iMction. "Nevrr put olf 'til to-tnontiw wnnt you can uo io lUy," is iio gt-nvrcliv presentifl hi Ibis form : " lio it to-f.ay f" That is the terse advice w v. rut to give yim about that harking Co "'i or ib-itiora ir.iryTold witli which yon lmve len niriurxling for sev eral Maya, perhaps wcbs. 4'fako Oie rvliable rv ly fwr it to-dav no tet that retn-fly bo Dr. Boschep's Q?.atan Syrup, which lias been In use for ever thitty-flve yw:. A few iIoms of It '.iil undoubted) riisre yottr oough or .sd. and its cor'.!ri:?tt tie for a. few dnya .fill cure yon comrdftely. oJNo matter how dceps.icd nr cough, oven if dread oonaumpti'iu I s n'.ucked your Inngs, Oenitnn B-r p v .'I surelv e'foct a euro aa it h-a dmtc l-fon in tiiOttMnrU of ap- Sin-ntly hopl-as cases of tang trouble. New trial L,v.Uca, aaci rogwmr mns, 75c At alt tlr..fbjts. Sold in Salem by 8. C. Stone. The American Boy magazine: Til a Dlnacfit, Drlntilcst, Dent Qoy'a Mnrjnzlna In Ilia World gB8f&ea&99 Gold Dast Flout Mado by THE SIDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Mado for family uoe. Ask your grocor for It. Bran and ahorta r.lwayB on hand. P. B. Wallace $ AGENT sejKS9e)aeoneAOV3Me:e)oe YOU EAT AT Strong's Rcstaarant SMITH & BEFFERT, Prop,. You will always be saMfVj ?f thing flrst-olags. ' Kagular Co dinner from U to 6-M Merchant's 20c lunch from 11 to i SHOET OBDERg SERVED FB0M 0 A. M. TO 0 P. M, Woven Wire Fencing Car of fencing to arriVe about No vembor tOth. Plaec yonr orders now, aad get rsdneed price. Writs fer par ticulars. I'riees always ths lowest on poultry netting, posts, gates, plain and barb wire and sn ingles. Waltet Mofley 00 Court Rtrer. Snlerq NORTIIWBST NURSHRrug Wholesnlo ami Retul. .Pmlt trees and ahml 1 , M o kinds. All stoek frr fr ; ' -a discs. Large stock ..' i . WlI apples, Into keepers a up.. -, T .l.tl..J M. I.. 1- . uniTnn irw IH aaiem "V j, goen ume v pm out r r, psacbos. T. D JONBg, Salem. Or, i-r Iir(ltir Write for entalogne. i U4 HUIE WING SANG CO. All kinds of Chlnaware, Japaneie faner goods, silk bandkrrrl i f Mik. up nswa line of gents' and ladies' furnishing goods, silk skirls, w ,? tioUf wear, wrappers, wool aad silk drees goods, blankets, umbrMl i, g.ti' coats, shoes, waists, klmonai, full stoek of holiday geeds, Cliip tx n eost, 318 Court street. By alley, Balem, Oregon. Huie Wing Sang Co. 4Heisi9a(iHsiiBsasitRsssseisieHCRMsssKtaBaieBc))it s : If you sit en the fenee and chew a slrkw at planting time yen aren't li able to be so awfuly mihed at harvest lime increased business is the hanvesl from good ndvertlelng-ttbe OapUal Journal kind. aa l Mmmia r wrvmr wr w ., a ... "W ----""" ..fiW.(T. .. . IMkM.U. ll all lt "Vm Of Us hlfU eatrMUr of UeoHlcnU. Over 400 IM. urr 100 l9rlM. Otw 1CMJ iiht. pnrobase of books for a free tlreulat Ing library for the rural dlstriols of this state. After they have been at Wellen six months, they will be sent in another town, and a fresh let lent to Weliea. . Ooaulnt rl hHm f trvl ami H The Southern 1'aclAs Company wilt build a spur an bridge at Itugens, to tap the big gravel bar across the river. ,;as-f-id5 rtrtV Mblcrtili Imimeilro utc etbbtrr(cai DU acoiMi iuw io uo ininci. , ONliY Sl.OO A YEAH Subsoriptlon price of "The Ameri can Bey" (1 year) w.$1.00 Subscription price of "The Cap ital Journal" (1 year) 1.00 (Weekly I year or Dally S months.) Both for HM Address llofer iiros. Bubs., Saleir Oregon. GENERAL U. S. GRANT'S Monument tuid Tomb, New Yotk. No Winter Overcoat has so up poaled to atyllsli Now York men as tho bis Stnglo or Doublo Broastcd, Belted Back CROPTON" labeled jfrtdpenjamin5(9 MAKERS NEUyoriK I II I I II I I I I II II I 1 I I I II I 1 1 I X-RAYS mi 1 1 1 m i n ii n 1 1 ii i ii iT A SAVINGS BANK la a valuable servant of tbe peo pie. It taken tbolr small earnings and Invests them safely, making thorn earn a reasonable lneome. . It re Uevofl tho depositor of the worry and risk of managing his own funds; in other words It shifts tho responsibility from bis own should dra to tb&t of the bank. Thrifty, oaxoful people, who pre fer a safe, sure proposition to tho many "get rich Qulok" sohemes should take advantage of the fa cilities afforded by our Savings Bonk Department, Interest paid on deposits of one dollar or wore at the rate of 3 per cent, compounded semi-annually. Savings Department ' CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK The red re last night loomed through the fog like a pink it. up Life insurance, is like a tight shoe, the tighter It Is the wortw it hurts. Strange how quickly those inwraaee thieves repay m,m, without a mur. war. They were caught with the Btoleg goods, and there was nothing eke for them to do but give up the pUmlcf. The Insurance Journal saysi "Time Is Money." Of course it alluded t MeOall's, MeOurdy'a and Hyda time. That kind is almost worth ita weight in diamonds. The Ideal coat for cold weather outings, foot-ball games, etc Tb NwVart' cwret, swi mm, wtwercry gwimmt lar4ag th abew ktt. W r tucatualir ( hr. G. W. Johnson Co. (incorporated.) A Disastrous Calamity. It is a disastrous calamity, whaa vou lose your h-alth, because indigestion and constipation have sapped it away. Prompt relief ean bo had in Dr. King's Now Life Pills. They build up your digestive organs, aad euro headache, disclaesa, colic, constipation, etc. Guar aateed at J. a Perry's drug store; 85c, o CiLBIQ'WTn, M jmnspisienjgwiimn YOUR SUCCESS o In making Boston Brown Bread is as sured If you use. ALLBN'S B. B. B. TLOUtt It is already prepared, requiring on ly the addition of molasses and water. Directions insvery package. ASK YOUR OROOBR TOR IT ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR OO. Faolflo Coast Factory, San Jose, Oil, RSSCSHMaeBM6Stl!tS0hltlMaMsaXSMSISHHROIH A NEW STOCK OF THE BEST SHOES IN THE CITY 1 In Ladles' and Men's Drees Shoes, lew. Nothing ever better shown is Sf SL;cii vt S JT LS0-JL. Just as soon as a woman gots both hands In the broad dough, the door bell rings. It is particularly exas perating when sho is using WILD ROSE FLOUR, and doesn't want to be Interrupted. r i J YOUR THANKSGIVING ATTIRE Should be faultless if you are to meet wall-bred people at dinner or re ception, and above all your linen should be snewy white and immaeumte as that which oaps the snew-elad Alps. There is no outward mark of gentility that tails the tale so plainly as irreproach able linen, sush as we send homo in perfect condition aad with a oeler and finish that only the artist oan reach. Our methods on woolens are up ta.date. "Wo return them soft, swset and full-size aa sent. Family work, rougb dry, 5 cents par pound. Salem Steam Laundry Colonel J. Olmsted, Prop. Derosa D. Olmsted, Manager. Phone 96. M Liberty St Men's Heavy Working Shoes Warranted waterproof, REMEMBER la order to reduce my stoek I am selling Women's, Men's and CldJrti'i akees at prises lower than ever before made in this -city, All tke shoes effsred at this sale are late, up-to-date styles and bbsj4 Come in aad see these goods, for I save yeu money on every purrhsw. JACOB VOGT State Street, Opposite Patton Bros. Store NO OTID3B BAKINO FOWDEB MAKES BUOn FINE BAKE GOODS AS Eppley's Perfection Baking Powcfe USE IT ONCE AND YOU WBl NEVEB USE ANY OTHEB-IT C THE ABSOLUTELY FUSE BIND. SOLD BY ALL GEOOEBS. 1 A. L. FRASER Buccesaors to Burroughs k Fraser. Plumbing, Tinning and Rooling OomlM Work, Heating and Building Work of aB kinds: estimate j -""" " wern: guaranteed. 387 State Street, Salem. Phono I51L '' er cr or lii n Ctf