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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1906)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON", MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1900. SBJat' 31 JcxKavaicvgaBgjAaa: ."Tr sCJT " Wlm wms f4AA Tho Kind Yon Etavo Always Bought, and trlilcii lias boca in ubo for over 30 years, lias borno tho Btgnntnro off and lias boon nuulo under Ills per Rntlfll Mnnnm-fafnn attini Ua Inflinmr. Allnu nn nnn lil iliwwlrn virt In 4Tifn. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " JUt-as-good" nr un6 Experiments that triilo with and endanger tho lie off Infanta and Children Experience- against Exporj-Ant What is CASTOR I A CostoriA la n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro goric, Drops end Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. 16 contains notthcr Opium, Morphlno nor othor Narcotic aubstanco. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nud allays FevorlHhnoss It euros Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It rolloves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood, regulates tho Stomauh and Dowels, gli ing licalthy nnd natural sloop Tho Children's Panacea Tho mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho Slgnaturo of Zzsv ACUc&M The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Ta otwTMin oarvxr, tt mmiut nn-trr, ntwvormerr. P Prices always Special Wo Jidvo a bltr otock of silk handkerchiefs, ohinawnTO, Japaneso and K&lneo fanoy rooJb, screens, kimonos, bon., umbrella, gentlemen's furnlskla fga, ladico' furnishings, oto., otc HU1E WING SING CO., 346 Court St., Next Mcy 4RHMWMtWIMHIMIIWIHtW MMtMfOtKlM n i 4 f IV Tlf X rest Kjuzoiaoor jdooks BY WILLIAM J. LONO. northern trails.... 91.80 not 400 pags, M0 illustrations, by Charles CopolanJ, School of Uio Woods ....l.SO t 400 pages, JOO Illustrations. A IOTTLE BROTHER TO TnJl BEAR SI. 50 net 300 pages, 101 Illustrations. BEASTS Or Tim TIBLD w. .,,, 344 pages, 900 illustrations. r ' " i ' 1 1 .bi aB9B9CBBSSSSS9K rowis or tub air S1.75 & S TIIE WOODS 1 ' WILLIAM J 1-OWO S1.75 SIS pages. Following tha Dear Sl'.25 net MO pages. Ways of Wood Folk GOd nt Wilderness Ways G0p nt Wood -Folks at School Q0 Eet Secrets of tho Woods ...... GOt net Writo for Our Announcements, GINN & COMPANY, Publishers Trade Department, 29 Beacon St., Boston MltlMHIIHIIUMIIIMMMIIHUMUfUMMIUUHW The Grand Propelling Power 888881!! "ir1 T It hi easy to boo why tho doctrine ahould bo promulgated and followed that advertising la tho aool of busi ness; that tho man who cannot two ad vertising In his business has bo tight to bo In business; that, as Mncaulny onco said, ndvovlslng la to business what steam Is to machinery, tho grand propelling power. Tho story Is told of a man who onco camo to a merchant to buy a remnant of cloth long out of fashion, with which to repair a gar ment, Tho merchant was delighted to bo ablo to Rntlsfy tho now customer and asked, "How do you happen to como to mo for this bagatslloT" Tho answer was, "I thought yon would be tho most likely man to bavo tho sanv plo becauso you norm advertise. Our modern Itnmenso establishments take good caro not to hide their light under a bushel. It la claimed that ono of theso cfltabllAhnonts in tho United Stated paid out $250,000 annually for adrcrtlsomcnta In three newspapers alone, and tho nowirpaper advertising expenses of tho twolro largest retail stores liavo been estimated nt 13,000, 000 per annum. V. Mntnjn In Interna tlonal Quartorly. If rn vrattt in more ronr tcooda, 1st ptopla knot vrhat yoo liar ttirana (lila paper. Hurtr. fonnul our col. umna rrmUirlr. ivwaiwnvBioaiwi i IMS9WIMM CIAB Mjw,aaAMMauu, w I teMaHWMtltBMiJBeMMtMCiBgKaHaKeiClltWiMtlltXaMtliaMJBttltlWBtllftltBKeiSJMaMtHtllBiiaHitt FOR 8ALC. For Bala About CO yards of ecconri kand carpet, in good condition, and a Urat-clnm organ. Call at room over Geo. P. Bodgcrs' paper honoo, Court Btroot, botwoon 2 and 4 o'clock p. m. 118 tf For Bala Firo proof safe for sale, with burglar-proof ciest, a bargain. Gnas. H, Hinges, tho Jowolcr. 12-8tf Sor Ssio. Mghtyflvo aorcs, VA miles from Salem, 30 norm in cultivation, 10 acres in orchard, balaneo unelearod and timbor. Bovoral hundred cords of wood In tree now houso andi barn, onp draught team, harnooa, wagons, harrow, plow, eiz head of eattlo and flvo tons of hay. Prico 44COO. In quiro at this oflleo. 1228lwk Ohoat llay Fer salo, about CO tons of ohoat hay, on farm, flvo mllos from Balom, on McMinnvlllo road, or do livercil. Inqulro at Plum farm, near Lincoln. Farm phono No. 1C. 12-23-lm- FOn HENT. For Itcot fitoro room in McCornack block now occupied by W. W. Zlnn. Apply to IS. P. McCornack. 12-12-lra For Ront-rivo-room cottage, with bamment; piped throughout. Fine well water. A. Schrelber, COO High street. 12-0-tf Pushed Ahead By Advertising WANTED. t Waatod. Position by thoroughly com potent woman as housekeeper! mat ran or teamstreas. Best references. Address, oaro of Journal, "IX, M. IL" ll'M'tf A A Drltlsh Journal recently comment ed on tho fact that whoroas tho tea grown In China was formerly tho moat popular, It now occupies second place, whllo Ceylon tea has become tho favor Ito with all classes of people. Tho question, What has brought about this chnngo of taatoT la not, however, a dif ficult ono to answer. As a prominent Arm of dealer pointed out, Ceylon tea has been liberally advertised for eomo years, whllo tho Chlnaso product has not been advortiaed at all. Tho change noted has been wrought during these years, and It Is thorefore reasonable to conclude that advortlatng is tho prin cipal cause thereof. As a result of ad vertlslng tho consumption of Ceylon tea has Increased bo rapidly that In many cases China tea has practically been force out of tho market Yet the aotual difference In the quality of tho two Is not material. Profitable Adver tiling. Tho ma mlcht ! ald of nuar marcbanta nbo hay forged to tba front tr Ubaral and paratatant ad. vartlalna la aarrapapara. Sueh ax aiuplea can b foand la tbm colamat C llita paper. MISCELLANEOUS, vvcjrwtj Balom Iron works Ground or a, maehln liti aad blacksmith a, Manufacturers of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, eta. Manufacturers of the Balem Iron Works Hop Preas. ll20lm Hotel Ocott Nowly furnlthed, erery thing cloan and first class. Ttoomo at roaaonabte prkoa. In Cottle block, Balem. A, Scott, prop. 7-4-tt Oleanliiwas la Nest to aodllneas, Therefore, take your clothes vrhero you can get them altiolutoly olean, urn) liavo- thorn prNiel to perfeatlon, Ladles' and) uvea's eletlisii as well as glevM aad fine fabrles a ajieeUHy, Mrs. a U. Walker, epiwilte Iotl Willamette. Pheae 1IM8. Jr Xmas Holidays I Wanted. Turkeys, geese, Uueks, ehlek ens aad all farm produce, ulgaeat oash prieo paid for same. Capital Commission Company, 107 Comtner lal street. Telepkoae 170. Say Have you tried II. II. Pauls for meats! lie has the best sauiago in town. Como and try it, and be con vlnoed. 410 Bast State stret. OBTEOPATIIS. Dr. W. I. Mercer. Graduato of Kirks vile, Mo., under founder of eiteo pathy. Rooms 95-90 Preysaan bldg., Commeraial St., phone 010. Real deaee 410 N, Summer st..i pheae 614, Treats aoute and chronic dlteaies. Bxamlaatlesa free. Dr. B. H. Whito. Graduato of Kirka vilel, Me., under founder of osteo pathy. Roam 21 Dreyman bldg,, Commercial st., phone 87. Reildaee 680 State, eor. Church, phone 1110. Treats aeute and chrsBie dlieasea. Bxamlnatleas free. The Tlllson Oo. Dealers In chopped feed, seed bran, bay, flour dried fruit, etc. High street, adjoining opera house, 0-1-yr. Hop Loo Co. Laundry Best werk deae with latest Improved maakiaary. 8at isfaatloa guaraaUed. ORHasiU Wll- lamette Hotel, Salem. 8-88-lf Will soon be here and we have an extra large assortment J of goods to select your holiday supply from. We make it a specialty of keeping the best brands of Bourbon and j Rye whiskies made by our largest United States distileries. I Also some of the choicest imported, and domestic wines, i We would be pleased to have you call and inspect our large stock and get the holiday prices on any goods wanted. Standard Liquor Co UUSIO STUDIOS. Mars?sHo?arr Musleal Studio, Aaseciate teaaher Western Conservatory, Chicago, Hi, representing Inter-State System at Balem, Oregon, In tho Cray block, room 3. Studio hours 0 to 12 and 2 to 5. 8-10-tf Phone Main 175 148 to 156 South Commercial St 9 Salem, Oregon The Beley Studios. Thorough instruc tion in music. Mr, and Mrs. Frances eo Beley, specialists in Yolce Produc tion, Interpretation and Harmony. Opera House Building, rooms 0 and 10. Residence phone Main 674. 11-2-llm a&u LODGES. Foresters of America Court Sherwood Foresters No. 10. Meets Friday is Turner block. Ira Jorgeasea, O, B.j A. L. Brewn, See. Central Lodge No. 18, E. of P. Castle Hall in Holman block, eorner Stats aad Liberty streets, Tuesday of eaea week at 7:30 p. m. T. J. Cronlse, O. G. W. L Btaley, K. of B, and B. Modern Woodmen of Amortcrw Ore gon Cedar Camp, No. 6240. Meets overy Thursday evonlng at 8 o'clock, Holman Hal). B. E. Matton, V. C. A. I Brown, Clerk. I " ' TONSOMAL. Evana' Baroor Shop. Everything now ahd up to data. Finest porcelain baths. Sharing, 16c, halrcutttng S5o" baths 5c First class bootblacks, C. W. Bvana, Proprietor. ASH AND DOOR FA0T0RD38. CV.S-.iN.ata...a.taw Fraxk M. Brown Manufacturer of saah, doors, mouldings. All kinds of house finish and hardwood work. Front stroot between State and Court PLUMBERS. ttAaMajjhawbjtrii Theo. M. Barr Snceessor to Barr A Petcel, tinner and plumber. Hot ail water and steam hosting a specialty, Balom, Oregon. 8-2 DRAYMEN. Whito & Cramnnna Do a genoral dray and transfer business, meet all trains. "Phone, down town, Main 176. Stand 160 Commerekd street. 8-lMta PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Dr, Cartwright Uns reeumod general ptactloe, and will bo found in room 10, oror Ladd & Bush's bank, Oflleo hours 11 a. m. to 4 p. m, Oflleo phono Main 10, rcsidac4 phoaa Main 107. 12-20-tf Bemardl & Dnnsford. Plumbers, steam and gas Utters. All kinds of plumb ing supplies. No. 60 Stato street Phono 118 Main. 10-2tf ARCHITECT. W. D. Pugn Architect and superia tendont, plans fnrnlshel for all class es of building and structural work Office 110 Btate street, Tioga block, Balem, Oregon. tiiiuium.t.-ij'n ?awBi mi' -ii..!uxai LIVEItT AND 0AU1 STABLES. Bed rronti Stablea Firsl-claas Hvery, boariMag and sale stables. Rubber Urod buggies and lino driving stock. Pratt A Harrod, proprietors, 271 Che raekota street. Phono Main 73. 1M4-Iyr Food Bara Opeclal attention to tran sient teams. Farmers' patronage so licited. Waiting rooms for ladies. Wo also carry s. full line of feed. Located at Club Stables, cornur Lib erty and Ferry streota. Thono Main 7. Prunk & Darby. 1214-0m WATDR COMPANY. ' "f ' m wyvw SALEM WATER COMPANY orncn otty hall. For water servico apply at office. Bllla payable monthly (a advance. Make all complaints at the office. ef c&symz&t DR. KUM Wonderful CHINESE DOaOR Will treat you with Oriental herb and euro any diseseo without operation or pain. Dr. Kutn is known everywhoro la Balem, nnd has eured many prominoad peoplo hero. Ho hns lived in Balem for 80 yeras, and ean bo trusted. Ho uses many medicines unknown to white doctors, nnd with them can cure catarrh, nothmn, lung troubles, rhoa mntlsm, stomach, liver, and kidney dia eases. Dr. Kutn makoo a specialty of dropsy nnd fomalo troubles. Ills remedies euro privato diseases whea everything olso falls. Ho has hutidrods of teoti monlals, and . gives eonsultatlon free. Prices for medlolnoti very moderate, Porsons in tho country can writo for blank. Bend stamp. If you want somo extra flno tea, get It fretn us. DR, KUM BOW WO 00., 107 Beuth High street, Balem, Oregon. Opposite Hotel Balem. P. O. Box 1W. A Famous Romedy for Sick Headaoha, Tho aavMo of this aemplalnt is net lit tho head at all; m semes from tho stemaeh. A stomach t-hah has bicemo olofrged by orereatlair, drlaWng or abuso In any mannor, will warn you by brlng.nf oh slek headitehe, Ouro tho pain ami iHakrwi la tho stomach and Hio lieadaoho vi-ill stop of Itself. AH bilious at task, dyapepsta, belching, bad tasto la tho mouth, muddy complexion, and yellow eyes aro eured by this rem edy, It Is eallod Dr. Ouun'a Improved Liver I'll 1 1, one for a dose, ami Is sold by druggists all ever the U. 8. for Mo Hr box. 1 Are you iited of paying Blunder Taxes? Many a bttiineas mas pays as mask maaey far tho luxury ef blundering as a steam yaekt er a private touring ear would cost. 'Blunder Taxes" eaaaet be evaded whatever elte waits, these must be paid. If a bttilaess man gets Into the habit ef waking the same blunders mere than ease, the taxes will seen amount to eoalseatleB. "Bkader Taxes'" are levied with amasJag freqaeaey upeasterd advertis ers. AwBg tha blunders wblah are as sawed at ''fall value" la advertising are tbeset Seleetlea ef pear msdiums) Using tea little space la good modi urns) Devetlng lees attention to preparing the dally store advertisement than to the storing ef seme empty boxes In the basement) Stopping tie ad altogether fer aae er mare days sow aad then; Figuring tha advertising appropriation ea the basis ef what you eaa "af. ferd" after all other expenses are provided fer; The ate of "programs," Bchomes, cif culars, pesters, feaae.slgns, placards and jim-srssks, under the impression that you aro securing real publlslty, and that somewhere, somehow, some, time someone will bo influenced by soma of these things to eomo to your store aad buy some thing. YOUR "BLUNDER TAX" BILL QROWB BMALLBR AND SMALLER AS YOUR USB OF NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY GROWS BIOOER AND BiaOER, Continuous Publicity In The Journal Will prevent paying "Bltm? der Taxes" m