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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1906)
DAILY CAPITAL JOUBNAL, BALEM, OBEGON, SATUBDAY, JANUABY 6, 1000. 2 J 'ft ' l I. - Mtf M : h COMINa TO MADRAS. Groat Southern Engineers Locating Lino Into Crook' County, mim ssssssmmvrcamwm io Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which has bocb. fin uso for over 30 years, has homo tho Bltmatnro of J? and has been rando under his por- LjtJ&Yi&Tfcis sonal BUporvialon slnco Ite Infhncy. All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Ju8t-a8-?ood"nr but; Experiments that triilo with and onuangor tho hcw. of Infants and Chlldron Expcrlonco ngalnst Export &U What is CASTORIA CastoriA la a harmless substltuto for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops r.nd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. 16 contains nelthor Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotic eubstauco. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It doatroys Worms And allays Fovorishnoss. It cures Dlarrhooa and "Wind Colic It rcllovos Tcothlncr Troubles, cures Constipation Lflnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho ifitoniaoh and Dowels, glung healthy and natural sloop Tho Children's Panacea-Tho Mother's Frlond. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Soars tho Signaturo of 'B? (-a&3fZcUc&M lie Kind You Have Always BougM In Use For Over 30 Years. IpST Crrived Car of woven wire fencing. Special dfocouat till January 3. Wo have fence K, gat, and lawn end poultry Vendee of all kind. All At lowest priced WALTEB MOBLBY 00 Court Street, Salem. aiMiiIliraiiaijiJuJ BEACH UT, IT'S NEW YBABS id bavo eoiuo stylo About you, don't liko a tramp when you are not. ito your eairts, cellars and mns iderod at tho Balem Bteam Laundry pEna you'll look and fool liko a sew mn, Family work rough dry Co per lb, Salem Steam Laundry Colonel J, Olmstead, Prop. Doroua D, Olmsted, Manager. )bo 25. 138-100 Liberty it. Dr. Hydo in Pittsburg. Pittobttrg, Pu, J"H' -Ur. Douglno Uy4e, the hood of tbo OooMe Leagoe, who hi Mfr oh a lecture toor through the United States, to ammo interest U the ntadgr of tbo nnolent Jrisb tongue, Arrived bore tbU morning for a doy'e visit, Tkle evening h will do liver a lecture before n largo Irlib mooting to bo held 1a tho old olty hall. Dr. Hydo 1 not only An nrdont cham pion of tho Oaelio language, but, In Ireland, ii regarded on the coming man and a. loader of tko Parnell class. Tho proceed from his lecture will b used to advance the interests of Home Utile In. Ireland. Tko United Irish Societies of this eity had made elaborate preparations for tko reeoptlon ami entertainment of the dietinemlsNed visitor. Upon bis arrival he was received by a eom mittec beaded by Mr. J. F. O'Leug Ha. whoso guest Dr. Hydo will be dur ing the day. Ik honor of Dr. Hyde, a reception will be given la the after- a banquet In the evening. Gladiolus Bulbs 8everal thousand very choice, finest strains and varieties, Oregen-grown bulbs, about twlso tbo slto of Eastern or imported bulbs, and produce the finest flowers, two to four inches serosa, And 12 to 20 on a stalk. Tho bulbs are of two grades. Largest, selected, COe per down, $3,60 per hundred. Medium largo bulbs 35c per detea, f.80 per hundred. E. Hofer Survcj-ore of tho Great kfotiUioyi Railroad, wbieb Is now building an ex tension of their lino from Dufur into Tygh vTilley, near tho northorn ond of of tho Warm Springs Indian reserva tion. Invaded tho Madras district last week and havo oommonoed the location of their lino in that portion of tho county. Tho Madras Pioneer aeys: A locating party belonging to the Great 8outhcrn Itallway Company, commonly known as tho Dufur road, is at present cornped on the Bll Lylc ranch' in tho Dig Cove on tho Dos ehuttes river, about wvon miles below tho mouth of Trout oreok. F. 8. Gor don, chief onglnoor In .ohargo, opont last Friday and Saturday in Madras, looking around for tho most feasible routo for reaching Mndras. On Sat urday ho mado a hereobaok rccon nohmnoe down Willow oreek from Madras to the mouth, ami stated upon his return that A very good line could bo oenetmetod that way. 'Tho surveying party la now mak ing a very earoful location of tho route frem Dufur for about 100 miles out this way, preparatory to letting of contracts for construction work onrly In tho spring. Mr. Gordon says that his people nro very anxious to begin this 100 mites extension and that as soon ns favorable wcathorsels In next spring, work will bo started and they hope to havo tho 100 miles oomploled awl train running within a year from that time," a risk University Anniversary. Xashvllle, Tenn., Jan. 0. Flidc Uni versity Is celebrating Its fortieth a nlversary todwy, and tho whele olty Is, to the same extent, taking part In tho eelebratlen, which will extend over three days. Several alumni of tko university have arrived here to take part in the celebration f their alma mater, and nmeng them are many prominent men, hoMIn Important pe slUona Ih various states all ever the country. There are Also many dfnilnv gnlshet edtieAtors frem all parte eC tko eountry here, many ef whom wIM epeak at the varUw meeting and banquets given in honor of the cele bration, Tho anniversary celebration proper will begin this evening with a large meeting, at wMeh Dr. H. H. Preetor ef Atlanta, Ga., a Flak alumlnus, will give a review of the work which. Iftsk University lias doao for tho colored rasa during tho 40 years of its exist ence. Hooker T. Washington will alto deliver an addrsM. Tomorrow morn Ing the Itev, A. 8. Heard of New York wit deliver a lecture. Addreaee will ako be doUveredj by Chaaoellor J. If. KlrkUnd if YaMdrMlt University, Dr. Owg W. Hwbbard, Dean of Ma harry Medleal College, and Profeesor If. A. Van of Peabedy College, Nearly tko entire amount for tbo Flak SeUntlao Sebeol has boon raloed. When the eatiro amount has boon raised, the Motor and will Mb seribe an annual endowment of 14009 for tko matntenanoe of tho sehoel. Tho proposed soke! will be located in a brink IwUdlng to be oroetod near tho main struct nro of the university. Andrew Carnegie has. offered $20,000 for a library, provided an equal amount should bo raised by subscrip tion. It is qulto probable that In a very short time an effort will be made to raise tho necessary sum. H19ReH8! IWWsWlIHtWMWMtgBHM8BKtMMWMtK8MfMgMtMMtH8Mt CLABSIPIBD HaH8BgMraBMMMfMlgeBMeMaMtMl FOR 8ALC For Sala About 00 yards of eeconO- band carpet, in good condition, and n firstalaes organ. Coll at room over Goo. F. Rodger ' paper houso, Court street, between 2 and 4 o'clock p. m. l18t For S&lo. Firo proof safe for ealo, with burglar-proof chest, a bargain. Chns. n. Uiogoci, tho jeweler. 12-8tf FOR RENT. Fox Eont fitoro room In McOornack block now occupied by W. W. Zlnn. Apply to E. P. McCornack. 12-12-lm Tor Sont. Five-room cottago, with basement piped throughout. Fine well water. A. Bchreibcr, 500 High otroot, 12-0-lf For Ilont Pleasant furniehod houso keeplsg rooms at SOB Summer street, one block north of Stato house, on ear lino. l-4-7t For Eont Throo furnlahod fooma for light housekeeping. Inqulro nt 271 Commercial streot. 1-4-3 1 For Itont Five-room modern cottage, furnished or unfurnished. Apply at Itostein & Grocnbnum's. 1-2-tf WANTED. Wanted. Position by thoroughly com potent woman as housckoopor, mat ren or seamstress. Best reference. Address, earo of Journal, "M, M, H." 11.20-tf Wntd.-A or range, eock, eity. good, second-hand otovo Address Mrs, Kato Bab 14-31 MIBCBLLANEOU8. Balem Iron Works--Foun(lors, mschln Ists nad blacksmiths. Manufacturers of nil kinds of sawmill machinery. Hep and fruit drying stoves, etc. Manufacturers of tho Balem Iron Works Hop Prcm. ll-SOlra Hotel Ocott Nowly furnlahod, orery thing clean and first cku, Roome at reanonAblo pricoo. la Cottle blook, Salem. A. floott, prop. T-O-tf. OloftiUineM Is Next to aodlinosa llierefere, tako your clothes where you can get thetn absolutely clean, and havo them pressed to perfection. Ladles' and) men's clothes, as well as glovoa nnd fino fabrics a specialty. Mrs. 0. H. Walber, oppeilto Hotel Willamette. Phone 1M8. Bayj-Have you tried II. H. Pauls for rooatsf Ho has the best sausage in town. Cemo and try It, and bo con vinced. 10 lint State etret. OA0TOIITA. Burttk KisdYMHMMstflBMeU Bstrf sf WE TAKE f Great pleasure thanking Out Patrons for their kindness toward tis, and for their aid in oar last Year's Business. We ,are still keeping the best grades of Liquor both in bulk and case that can be found on the Market, and that our best Distilleries Produce. We have on hand a large supply of both Sour and Sweet Wines at Prices to suit. Any Mineral Waters, Co rdials, Prepared Cocktails, or Bottled Beer. Or in fact any thing that you wish to order of us over the Phone will have our prompt and careful attention. We are at your service. Standard Liquor Co. ie mm ,J M 148 to 156 South Commercial St WAnte4.-Trke)s, geese, dusks, ehisk ens and ail farm produce. Highest oash price paid for same. Capital Commission Company, SOT Commer cial atreet. Telephono 170. Notice. A social donee will be given ever W. L. WadeCa store, en Kerth Liberty street, en Saturday sight. Good order, good musle and a good time assured, 1-4-31 MUfllO QTTJDIOB. Music Studio. Frank E. ChurehiU, Musical Studio, Associate teacher Westers Coneervatory, Chicago, Hi, repreocatlBg Inter-State System at Salem, Oregon, In the Gray block, room 3, Studio hours 0 to 12 and S to 5. 8-10-tf Tbo Seley Btadioa. Thorough, Instruc tion in music. Mr. and Mrs. France eo Seley, specialists in Voice Produc tion, Interpretation and Harmony. Opera Houso Building, rooms 9 and 10, Besideaee phone Main 074. 11-2-llm BAKEBIHa. Capital Bakery. Fresh bread, pieo and cakes daily, oaadies, nuts, etc. Deliv ery made to any part ef the eity. Vllom & Rutherford, 490 Court street Phoae 380 Mais. 1-3-lm 1 ' "" A Pleasant Way to Travel. Tho above la the usual verdiet of the traveler using the Missouri Paelfle railway botween tho Facifle coast and tho east, and wo believe that the serv ice and accommodations given 'merit this statement. From Denver, Colora do Springs and Denver there axe two through trains daily to Kansas City and 8L Louis, carrying Pullman's lat est standard electric-lighted sleeping cars, chair curs and up-to-datu dining ears. The same excellent service is operated from Kansas City and St. Louis to Memphis, Little Bock and Hot Springs. Ii you are going east or south, write for particulars and full in formation, W. a M'BEIDE, Gen. Agfc, Hi Thltd St Portland, Ore, L0DQE8. Foresters of America Court Sherwood Foresters, No. 10. Moots Friday In Hurst hall, Stato street. U. S. Eider, O. It.; A. L. Brown, F. S. Contra! Lodge No. 18, It of P. Castle Hall in Holman block, corner Btate and Liberty stroots. Tuesday of oacs week at 7(80 p. m. T. J. Oroniso, a a; W. L Btaloy, K. of B. and 8. Modern Woodmen of America- Ore gon Codar Camp, No. 6240. Meets every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, Holman Hall. B. E. Mattco, V. a) A. Ia Drown, Clerk. TONDORIAL. OBTSOFATHS. Dr. W, L. MercyMJradttate of Kirk vuo, Mo, under fonndcr of osteo pathy. Booms 26-20 Broymaa bldg., Commercial St phono 810. Eel deneo 410 N. Dummor st phono 014. TroMa acuto and chronlo disease. Examinations free. Dr. B. IL Wblto. Gradnato of Kirks vilol, Mo, under founder of osteo pathy. Boom 21 Breyman bldg Commercial st- phono 67. Bestdaneo 600 State, cor. Church, phono 1110. chronlo Treats acuto and Examinations froo. lo diseases. Branfl' Barber Chop, Everything now nnd up to data. Finest porcelain batba. Shaving, 16o, halrcuttlng 860 baths E5c Flrat cbM bootblacks, C W, Hvans, lVoprletor. Tbo Tlllsoa Oov-Dealerfl in chopped feed, seed bran, bay, flour dried fruit, etc. High streot, adjoining' opera house. ft-l-yr. Hop Loo Co. Laundry Boet work dono with latent improvod maohinory. Bat isfactien guarantood. Opposlto Wltr lametto Hotel, Salem. 2-28-tf I ASH AND DOOB FAOTBniS. Jrown Manufacturer 0: sash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of houso finish and hardwood work. Front street between Stato and Court .KBsaMMomKanmMajHBUMMaMnEb PLUMDEBfl. Thoo. M. Barr Successor to Barr A Peticl, tinner and plumber. Hot air water and steam hoatlng a spoclalty, Salem, Oregon. 8-2- Bornardl At DunsfonL Plumbors, steam and gas fitters. All kinds of plumb ing supplies. No. 60 Stato street. Phone 118 Main. 10-3tf OS i . ABOnTTBOT. W. D. Pugb Architect and superin tendent, plans furnished for all class co of bolldlag and stroctural work Oftleo 110 Stato street, Tioga block, Balem, Oregon. WHJU.mmimiwimmiwwt&rwmummm ill in i.m UVBBY AND SALB BTABLE8. Bod Front SUbleo First-class livery, boarding and sale atoblcs. Rubber Ured buggloa and flno driving stock. Pratt S Harrod, proprietors, 271 Cho- raokota streot. Phono Main 73. 1214-lyr Feed BarrwSpoelal attention to tran sient teams. Farmers' patronage so licited. Waiting rooms for ladles. We also carry a full line of feed. Located at Club Stables, corner Lib erty and Ferry streets. Thono Main 7. Prunk & Darby. 12-14-Otn DRAYMEH. White s OnmmlrtB Do a general dray and transfer business, moot oil trains. Thono, down town, Main 175. Stand 160 Commercial irtreet, 8-12-lra PHY8ICIAN AND 8URQB0N. Dr. Oartwright Has rosumod gcnoral practloo, and will bo found In room 10, over Ladd & Bush's bank. Office hours 11 11. m. lo 4 p. m. Office phono Main 10, rcsldonco phono Main 107. ' 12-20-tf WATBR COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICB CITT BALL. For water service apply at office. Bills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints at the office. NEW LANGE HOTEL When you visit Portland, Ore., bo sure and atop at The Now Lango Ho tel, naxt doer to tho Imperial. Bates COo, 76o and 01.00 per day. Bleetrio lights, call bells, elevator, steam boat, froo bath And free bus. All outoido rooms with rannlng water. Ttc Fashion Stables Formerly Simpson's StablJs, Upto-date livery am) eab lino, Fu neral turnouts a apeclalty. Tally-ho for picnics and excursions. Phono 44. Ohas. W. Yannko, Prop. 47 and 240 High Street Arc you tired of paying Blunder Taxes? Many a business man pays as much money for the luxury of blundering as a steam yaoht or a private touring ear would coat. "Blunder Taxes" eannet be evaded whatever olio waits, these must be paid, If a buslueas man gets Into the habit of making the samo blunders more than once, the taxes will boob amount to eoaflsc,atIeii. "Blonder Taxes'" are levied with amaxiag frequency upon store advertis ers. Among the blunders wbleh nro as sessed at "full value" In advertising are theeet Seleotlea of peer mediums) Using too little vpase in good medl- oms Devoting less attention to preparing the dally store advertisement than to the storing ef seme empty boxes In the basement) Siepping she ad altogether for one or more days now and then) Figuring" the advertising appropriation on tho basic of what you oan "af ford" after all other oxpenseo are provided for) The use of ''programs," scheme, elr eulars, posters, feaee-elgas, placards and jlm-eracks, under the impression that you are seeuriug real publicity) and that somewhere, somehow, some time someone will bo Influenced by eomo of these things to come to your store and bay some thing. YODE "BLUNDER TAX" BILL OBOWS SMALLER AND 8MALLEB Afl YOUtt USB OF NBW8PAFEB PUBLICITY OBOWS BIGGSB AND BIOOBB. Continuous Publicity In The Journal Wilt prevent paying "Blun der Taxes" 1 ruune jYidin l sd Safem, Oregon