DALLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, EVALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1007
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bicycles!
A bicycle botight of as will save
yotf money, because we handle the
most reliable makes.
If your wheel needs repairing
trfflgittocs. We will fix it and
usc the best materials and work
men, therefore yotf will be saved
time, worry and money.
Cattode in Bulfc 2 lbs. 25c
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I THE
BREAD
LINE
tie thinker has long maintained
UlktTigM of tho laborer nro al-
njjnejrtho bread lino that Ib, ho
ffildonljras much wages as It ro-
f. i. ....A.I11KH lilinanlr III lnnil
tjttbj oder, the cmployor well
bcvlss that bo must Keep his work
in uncllcd with food, Hholtor and
nkettininclcnt to protect him nnJ
totally and allow reproduction In
pfet to keep tho mlnoa, fnctorl03,
Va and 10 forth running. I say
fe Making man has long rocog-
M He above as a fact.
,jjhw beforo mo u prospectus la-
Mino uoara 01 irmw 01 ji buwpi
5)$ that ought to convlnco nny
oifth above contentions, If any
torero nectary. This pros
'WU Issued for tho henoflt of tho
item Interests of that city. It in
LB to different ninnufacturors
ijlout tho country to Induce
to locato there. Tho prospectus
i(8 gotten up. It shows skill nnd
In arranccmen. It has a num-
I fine cuts of tho principal fca-
ot the city and surrounding
Bwtrj, 6lvlng In detail nil that ono
lit reasonably want to know In
pA (JIM.
Bt wbat.Etrlkos tho wrllor as bo-
I 10 rnlrl.lilnnilml (a lt nrHnli
UiM "Lahnr." nt wlilnlt tlin fnl-
,fcitoj aro tho oxact werds:
"Labor at reasonable cost Is, tho
kutof this city. Tho iourco of tho
laWrmpply la the native whlto pop
Atfoa mrroundlng tho city, tho
t prolific In family production in
w United Statoa. Tho laborer Is
Me and contented. Strlkos are
Kkaown. ' Tho low cost of living
the mild climate making tho cost
fBel And plnHllnir lnaa !... In
r other cities and permitting of
".wr work every day In tho year, I It Is a wonderful llvoi
wr it possible to maintain a lower I always bavo It In tho
j.jHlc,,e than Prevails In like In- Hah whero you wiBb."
" ' mt uorm."
As nn exnmplo of somo of tho
wagca paid tho following Is queted:
Common lnborors, from ?1 to ?1.50
a day. enrpontors, $2.50 to $3; print
ers, $2.75 to $4; painters, $2; plumb
ers, $2 to ?'l; pnporhangors, $2.50 to
$3; brick mnsons, $-1.50 to $5; plas
terers, 35 cents nn hour; teamsters,
$1 n day; toxtllo mill hands, 50 cents
a day ami up.
Tho prospectus boasts of having
ono ot tho largest cotton mills In tho
south, nnd also tho largest woolon
mill In tho world, honco tho quota
tion ot toxtllo -hands at 50 conts n
day and up.
Whnt does tho abovo convey to
tho' render? Only this that what
ovor advantages natttro hnB glvon tho
lnboror In that city nro taken from
him by tho manufacturer. If tho cll
mato lo rigorous, ho la paid sufficient
wages to purchaso fuol and clothing.
If theso nro unnecessary, they aro
not furnished In wages by tho em
ployer. In othor words, tho laborer
la not allowed' nny benefits that his
location mako for him by tho reason
of his living In a mild cllmato, but
they aro absorbed by tho cmployor.
If somo wizard of an Edison should
dlscovor a food tho vnluo of 10 conts
worth of which would bo sufficient to
maintain tho laborer In working con
dition, do you not know that tho
wngos would at onco fall. Wages
have remained and always will re
main near tho broad lino, sometimes
above nnd sometimes below. So long
ns tho present system is In voguo tho
abovo condition will prevail.
You will note In tho wages quoted
in tho prospoctuD that thoso tradoB
which aro boat organized receive tho
highest wages, and that thoso unor
ganized recolvo tho lowest. Thoa.
Farmer In Chicago Rccord-IIorald.
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Sho Found Relief.
If you aro troubled with liver com
plaint and bavo not received help
road this. Mrs. Mary E. Hammond,
Moody, Texas. "I was in poor health
with llvor trouble for over a year
Doctors did mo no good and I tried
Horblno, nnd throe bottle cured mo.
I can't say too much for Herblno, as
wonderful llvor medicine, i
house. Pub
Sold by D. J.
Fry.
Gorky's Ininilcssloiis of London.
What Is tho glory of England?
England's glory Is her Insatiable love
of liberty. Dut this lovo is now dy
ing out unsatisfied; and it behooves
you, therefore, to quicken It anew
In tho spirit of tho people
Tho mighty city seems to bo think
ing: Will they soon return and ring
again tho chimes which are born of
my spirit so that tho nations ot tho
earth may hear? Will" they onco
again sound my mighty .trumpots and
.proclaim tho thoughts and hopes of
England?
A sullen and mournful nolso, mln
cllntr with tho mlat. enshrouds the
city llko a dark cloud. Thoro Is a
great strength In tho din and roar,
but thoro Is also a great weariness.
In tho mist I seo tho faco of Lon
don, wlso and Borrowful, llko the
faco of a giant In an old and wonder
ful tale. Tho city Hob In contempla
tion, and Bho compels us to contem
plato life. Tho mighty, Bombor city
built of stono and richly clothed In
lis luxurious dress of greon gardens
and parks is suporbly adornod with
tho priceless productions of nn old
and daring art. You pauso In rap
turous wonder in front of Westmin
ster Abbey, that fretted pllo which
rises sublimo into tho Bky; and you
gazo with dop rovoronco at tho mas
slvo gray Tower of London, which
evokes a long sorlos of memories
abovo all, memories of your glorious
Queen Ellzaboth. Much wickedness
was perpetrated within its gray
walls; many ghosts bespattered with
blood whirl round its venorablo tow
ers. But tho old towor b not tho less
beautiful for that. Tho capital of
every country has its towor in which
blood has bcon shed, and tho grny
old things are hotter; they aro tho
work of a cheerful and healthy gon
cratlon.
Look at Rosettl and Burne-Joncs.
Why did thosn men of ntrnnr nnd
delicate talents draw their inspiration
from tho paBt? Why did Bottlcolll
fascinate them? Why worn they not
able or did thoy not wIbIi, percanhco
to approach nearer to actual llfo?
Was It not rather bocauso tho llfo
of tho civilized society of our day
has becomo too crowded and colorless
and tedious, nnd becauBo men aro
ruled moro and more by sordid pas
sions? There Is no room, for poets
in this life. They seek tho beautiful
In tho cemeteries of tho paBt. For
tho poets of the present thoro Is no
todny to arouso creative thought;
tho glories of tomorrow aro not
theirs; thoy llvo only In tho far-off
yesterdays. Maxim Corky In London
Mall.
Towor of London Is not moro( Inno
cent than any othor. If men' allow
themselves lo bo killed, thoy nro
themselves always partly to blamo.
Partly, I Bay. For Is thoro any ono
nmong us who Is altogether innocont
ot tho crimes which nro committed
around him, or who hns no part or
lot in tho cruelties that abound In
llfo?
But tho pearl of tho city, Its moat
prcclouB and prlcoless possession
tho most, plondld ornament, I think,
of England Is tho British Musoum
a panorama ot tho llfo of tho na
tions of tho earth; a groat and
mighty crcntlon, built by tho far
reaching nnd powerful bands of tho
English people. This grcnt nnd
mnBBlvo palaco, filled with treasures,
standB rooted to tho earth llko Eng
land horsolf. Thoro It standB ns if it
woro tho grnnlto binding of tho great
book of human civilization tho book
which would require years to road
through to tho end.
And ovcrywhoro It Is elenrly soon
how much gonlus thoro.ia In London.
But tho thought flashes across tho
mind: Has not tho gront spirit of tho
nation becomo narrowed In tho last
docado? HaB not tho nation boon
too much absorbed In petty nnd pure
ly material disputes, and hnsnot this
passion retarded tho dovolopmont of
Its frco spirit, of that truo croatlvo
spirit which has enriched tho world
with otornal and Immortal treasure?
Tho numbor of dealers In nntlqul
ties Is ono of tho striking features
of London. This Is natural in a coun
try of such nn old clvllzatlon; and
tho lovo of Englishmen for things
which remind them of tho great past
In incomprehensible. Tho old glass
and bronzo, so slmplo nntLso richly
fnaiiinnni iiv nnnsinnntn lovo. bear
tho Imprint of tho inspired workman.
That imprint is loss apparent In tho
samples of contompornry artistic In
dustry. Thoy bear witness, it Is truo,
to a strlvinc after simplicity a
noblo aspiration but somehow tho
work Is dull and lifeless; and invol
nnfnrllv a molancholy thought ontors
tho mind thnt tho powor of creation
Is decaying and that tho power oi
manufacture is taking its place. Tho
fc-. iM mKtmm
COBBLING
We'K mend your shoes and we'll do it well.
We do all sorts of shoe repairing. We are well
Wed and know how to do it
Wc have a repairing department fitted up with
Wning that's modern in the way of machinery for
""WS the best of repair work.
OUR PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE
HALF SOLES SEWED ON 75c
L us makene old pair of shoes new for you
vHK: nSnt sure that you will come here for
"COBBLING."
$100 Rcwnrd, $100.
Tho readers of this papor will" bo
pleased to learn that there Is at least
ono dreaded discaso that sclonco has
boon ablo to euro in all its Btages.and
that is catarrh. Hali's tJatarrh Cure
Is tho only posltlvo euro now known
to tho medlcnl fraternity. Catarrh
to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional discaso, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Curo is taken intornally, act
ing directly upon tho blood and mu
cous surfaces of tho system, thereby
destroying tho foundation of tho dis
caso, and giving tho patient strognth
by building up tho constitution and
assisting natur.e In doing its work.
Tho proprietors havo so much faith
In ItB curntlvo poworB that they offer
Ono Hundred Dollars for nny case
that it falls to curo. Send for list
of testimonials. Address F. J. Che
ney & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Tako Hall's Family Pills Tor con
stipation. o
A Kangaroo Farm in England.
Tho increasing popularity of kan
garoos and wallabies as pots had led
to a curious departure in farming at
Lyncombo Hill, Bath, whero tho first
kangaroo farm In this or any othor
country hnB been established.
Tho founders ot this enterprise
nro two Engllshmon, Mossrs. W. H.
Pnyno nnd Jack Wnllaco, who prob
ably know moro about tho unox
plorcd wllda of Northwest Australia
thnn nny persons living who nro not
native bushmon. Tholr wandorlngs
In tho remotest of snvogo Australa
sian districts covor a period of moro
than 30 years, and thoy nro both
seasoned bUBhmon, kcon naturalists
nnd sklllod trnppors.
Thoy woro tho first poraons to
bring tho beautiful nnd vnluablo
nntoloplno kangnroo to this country,
nnd at Lycombo Hill thoy hnvo Just
effected a romarkablo success In
breeding from this species, ono of tho
docs having caro of a youngstor
tho prettiest and llvolloat llttlo fol
low Imaglnnblo, with n dainty llttlo
head exactly llko that of an Italian
greyhound.
An Express roprosontatlvo was
Bhown over tho kangaroo farm by
Mr. Payno, who Ib now in charge of
Bath whllo Mr. Wallace Is securing
a now collodion of animals, which
aro to nrrivo from tho Antipodes
noxt April.
Mr. Payno first lod tho way Into
tho nursory a largo, bright apiyt
mont heated very near to tropical
temperature. Comfortably quarter
ed bore woro several young wana
bloB, with tho llttlo antoloplno in
fant and Its mother.
Tho buildings and paddocks of tho
farm cover about four acres, and
thoy nro surroundod by a blgh stono
wall. Tho latter Ib an essential on a
kangaroo farm, for, ns Mr. wiynu
pointed out, nn old-man kangaroo is
a wondorful Jumper. "Heights of
ton foot and lengths of 20 feet are
not uncommon," ho added, "and I
have myself measured a jump along
tho ground of 18 feet in tho largo
paddock hero."
It was Interesting to see half a
dozen nntelopo kangaroos In one of
tho paddockB hUBtllng ono another
to secure a bIIco of bread Mr. Payne
carried. Thoy boxed and wrestled
just llko human beings. 4 ,
"Tho rarest kangaroos In England
are to bo soon in tho Bollo Vue Gar
dens, Manchester," said Mr. Payno,
"and 'thoy nearly all wont from this
farm, but the most interesting fact
In relation to our kangaroo farm Is
thnt wo are doing a Btoadlly Increas
ing business with country gontlomon
with whom tho Idea of having kan
garoos at largo In their parks Is bo-'
coming very popular. Wallabies
also aro being bought in large num
bers by well-to-do people."
Kangaroos aro docllo nnd sonslblo
pots, and thoy require very llttlo at
tention. In tho Bummer thoy llvo
mainly on grass, and sloop out of
doors; In wlntor thoy require a shel
ter bucIi as park door havo find thoy
do best on a diet ot crushed mnlzo.
London Express.
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. Alfalfa Will Thrive Ifcro.
Thlrtv-oleht tons of alfalfa hay
from ono aero ot ground in Bix yoara j
Ib tho rocord mado in nn oxporlmont
out on tne Oregon ngncuuurai uirm.
Tho aero of land Is bolow tho nvor
ago wheat land used 'by tho Oregon
fnrmors. being Bltuntod on a high
point and rolling land. In tho 22 J
crops cut from this ono aero tho
yield In greon, alfalfa has bcon 228,
50C pounds, or 38 tons of cured hay.
Each year tho land haB been treated
with 100 pounds of land plnstor,
costing CO cents por 100, nnd two
light dressings of bnrn yard fertil
izer bavo boon applied. Thrcp crops
havo already boon cut this soaBon,
and another crop Ib coming on. Tho
,ncw collego bnrn Ib to bo locntod on
this ncro tract, which will convort
tho alfalfa patch into a bnrnynrd.
Tho yield from thlo ncro of ground
Ib exnmplo and proof enough to con
vlnco Wlllnmotto vnlloy fnrmora that
nlfnlfa can bo profitably grown If
right methods aro employed.
Don't Neglect
Your Eyes
Tho tlmo Is now npproaohlnu
when your eyes need attontlon. Tho
evenings aro Bhort and to strain
your eyes may result fatally in tho
end, if neglected.
School children's oyes should bo
looked aflor beforo starting them to
school. Thoso wearing glasses
should havo them examined to boo it
thoy aro still correct. Don't delay,
uud boo Salem's best eyesight special
ist. CHAS. H. HINGES
Graduato Optician.
123 Com. St., noxt to Capital Bank.
Superior Restaurant
153 HlRh Street, Upstairs.
First-class in all appointments. A
plnco for ladles nnd gontlomon to got
all kinds of Chlneso dishes and the
famous Li Hung Chung Chop Buoy
and Ynkama.
R. It Baker
Successor to Whey Sen Yow Co., Prop
SALEM BRICK YARD
A. A. BURTON. Trop.
Brick always on hand, in car lott
or otherwise. Pressed brick made
to ordor. Yard on Stato atroot, south
dl pontltontlary. -7-1-tf.
Kndorscd by tho Country.
"Tho moBt popular remedy In
Otsego county, nnd tho best friond of
my family," writes Win. M. Dlotz.
editor nnd publlahor ot tho OtBogo
Journal, Gllbortsvlllo, N. Y., "Is Dr.
Kings Now Dlscovory. It hnB proved
to bo an Infalllblo curo for coughs
and colds, making Bhort work of thtJ
iwornt of thorn. Wo always keep a
bottlo In tho bouflo. I bollovo it to bo
tho most vnluablo prescription known
for lung and throat dlBoases." Guar
nntood to novor disappoint tho takor,
by J. C. Perry's drug store. Price 50o
and $1.00. Trial bottlo free.
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AVOID.. SUBSTITUTES GET
WHAT YOU ASK FOR.
tiMHBgBalit
MEALS 15c J
AT TIIE I
Salem ,
Restaurant i
nao court street. I
Call and try thorn. Menbi
15c. Board por week $2.75,
also turnUhod roomB Tory
roasonnblo.
HOLUOTEFVto
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Bnir Medietas for Baiy People.
Brlnga Golden Health aui) Renewed Vigor.
X Hn-clflo rnr Constipation, Imllgoitloin Hid
and Klilnoy Trouble, rlniplt', Eciemn, Impure
Wood lliuf Hrmitli, HIiikscIhIi ltowols, IfcAiloclit
mid Unckiiplio. U'h Honky Mountain Te In tl
lot form, ill cent h ln-x. QrtiuiDO uimlo by
Holubtku Dnuo ConrNV, Mtullson, Wl.
fiQLDEN NUHfiETB CPU SAUOW PEOF-fr
IWIllIMgllllUlllllti--HH44-4WC
MISS M. D. EVANS
Will havo on display ovory day this weok now nnd nobby hata of
tho latcHt designs. Our stylo and quality aro not to bo found olse
whoro. Our FISK nnd TAILORED hats aro oxcluslvo. Wo will bo
ploasctl to havo you call and boo our ologant display.
. . . MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Second Floor, Store of Jos. Meyers & Sons
lilaiiiitiiiinii''fraiIB','ilMlallia'lilM
IJ" "JUiL lummmmmm
Oregon Shoe Co.
We Are Sole Agents Jo Salem For
Chase & Sanfeogn's Coffees
25, 30, 35, 40 cents pe lb.
The best fnthe market for the prices named.
Jost a little better than necessary for the price. It Is
a pleasure to recommend and sell these coffees.
Announcement
To my patrons and tho public
That I havo added a Horso Shooing dopartmont wltlm first-class
horBO Bhoor, and tho patronngo of any and all will bo appreciated
In this line'. Special attention paid to Intorforlug, over-reaching
and Inmo hones. Satisfaction gunrnntood. Wo pny Bpoctal atton
tion to building trucks, express and dollvory wngons, nnd all vo
blcles. A flrBt-cIosB paint shop and an thorough painter for vo
hlclca. Paints, oils, varnishes ond lubricating oils of all kinds
Wagons, buggies and hacks, also farm implements of all kinds,
plows, harrows, cultivators. A gouts for tho Era bollors and en
gines, Nicholas & Shophord traction onglnoB, snwmlll maobln
ory and gasollno englnos. It will Indeed pay you to talk
to ub If you need any of theso lines. Como in and
boo us, whothor yon buy or not. Communications by mnll prompt
ly answered,
GEO. B. JACOB
Cornor Front and Pine streets, North Salem. Phono Main 404
MOIR GROCERY CO.
Phone i 82
456 State St.
usb SELF RISING
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