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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 527, 1008. Ay ers rp .Tamp ,0 Clnaor coairiTE ro3iroi.a, ayeivb rats Eaoh Fill neproitnti Gr.'Podophyllln . iGr.) Gr.jGambogo . . jfo Gr. Aloco Gr. OUPoppormlntVs Gr. J , . t it , of ll.lt Colocynth Pulp Gr.lOUSpoarmint-dbGr. Yjoclot tchat beltnnk V " ErolpJent-Hnfflcicnt quantity. AfliwflO' ,"" , it nou'J. tbo roi mulMjof U our mc-Homr. Lowell. Mom. V-i tint thtie PJtis'J, . ---- - " SKNOX TURNING TURTLE? US f,!6 LABOR DILL naioi corporation CONSUL wni'li) 3Lmv '.""" nULCOAUS MAI1I.B FOR DAM- inn! TO wu""1,w " WHILE ON LINK DUTY. .. . 1.111 nf Washington, Jan' so'"" , ; Lendoui importance io '""'. ncnndsof railway employe Mghout the country has been in vinccd in tho senate by Knox, of Msjlranla, and Is now under con- Icntlon I)' tho juuicinry commit- L of that body. This bin is ue- TWl to take the place oi mo cm- kn liability Inw which was do- nnconstituilonnl by the su- m court of th United States. Th Knox bill nmks all railroads agcd In Interstate commerce Mo to their employes for injury mmd In service, and to their n In the event of a fatal nccl- . .. 1 .!... -In. m Vf Tn iWIOw servant uuuiimu ib earned by the Knox bill, and tho h of contributory negllgonce Js lotr modified. Under Its terms mer fact that nn employo Is in- red or ktllod through tho nogli- t of a follow employo does not :kw the employer from rosponsi- .tr xor do's comriouiory nog- f bar an Injured employo from timing damages. It moroly los- ts 'ho amount of damngo In pro- Hon to the perce-ntnge of negll- r contributed. Coder tho terms of this bill no :tnct of employment, Insurance, :t benefits, etc., can constitute a or defence 'o any action brought Irtwrer damag s for personal ln- tiei or death. Mr. Knox is looked m u ono of tho gront lawyers of country, and it Is bollovod that Ifcis bill he lias met nil of tho ob- poos raised to tho former law by nprcmo court Ho believes that n.I'oad men deserve this groator lideratlon from their omploycrs, be has stated that ho propose toe this bill 4q n vote at itho oar- feasible time In discussing (tin Senator Knox wild: I have drawn this bill with a ' to meeting tin objections of tho Feme court to tho former law. Iws wt l bP obliged to take up f question for the me omployod tte ra'lntads are ontltkd to a N human law than that now In ef- u I am not Irrevocably cora- lej t its rihraseo'ofrV Pnrcnn. I i ' wt!..,nip al suggestions 5 v."u rhr KMlijfct. ami I foel 'k' f'ora h!a and otlKT bills intenf., t0 tll8 'judiciary 'h" lommitte will bo fP"rt a lull entirAlv snflt. v-i 'U vm : linti n) tat re rr iTho Knox bill is In lino with the sen ator's ndtlon heretofore. Ho has al ways been heartlSy In sympathy with efforts to ameliorate. conditions sur rounding labor. While attorney- gianernl ho introduced an innovation by which tho United States was al lowed to intervene in a private suit to su3tain the validity of a statute. That caso was what is known ns tho 'Johnson' case, and tho action of tho department of jrastice, of which Senator Knox was then the head, resulted In having the statute declared valid and practically re vived. His action then resulted In tho onforcement of tho safety appli ance act, and recent statistics show that thereby deaths and injury to employes engaged in train service and in coupling and uncoupling car3 havo not increased, while othor ac cidents have largely increased." o l COFFEE 4 The goodness of every thing" else at breakfast de pends on the coffee. Your procer returns your money If you don't like Sclilllins'c Deit: wc pay him. fHM1IISBllXllMJI Hiniw nrmvivnn5 HI A 1)1 Li r llUBDiliri L 4 ''itA act juiuij" SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. HALEM MARKET. 1JRICK 3LSON INHERITS A WHITE ELEPHANT. (United ProBs Lonsod Wire.) D"' Moines, la., Jan. 25. Not having fitted hlm&olf to bocomo tho owner of a big oducatlonal institu tion, J. C. Felon, a brick mason, of this city, discovered today that he hns a "whito olphnat" o nhls hands In Sprartleff colfiogo, of Upper Alton, Illinois, to which ho is heir. Ono of his -svoalthy nncoetors, to spite 1 in mod Into heirs, bocpiathed all his monoy lo found a collogo, providing till at after a cortaln numbor of years it should rovort to his lineal de ne ndnuts. This time has now olnpsod jrr. Felton, tho brick layer, is ono of tho dccsccndants. V- e '(" r T -- 1 A M(, ' o.a.n.. f -ar. Lmmerce Commls u v r mii.ji m favor of tho r Jf ' . c R 'K- f 123 C( , "i diMus,mj it ho said: vV- a rd the d' ' urt this bill Tt --aid to comploto- .' "" iad In the law 1 I'lconstiauional. A Higlico Health Level. "I have reached a higher health level slnco I bogan using Dr. King's Now LIfo Pills," writes Jacob Spring- or, of West Franklin, Maine. "They keep my stomach, liver and bowels working Just right." If thoso pills disappoint you on trial, money will bo refunded at J. C. Perry's drug store; 2 Go. o- HENEY DIVULGES NO FUTURE PLANS. (United Pross Lonsod Wire.) Portland, Jan. 25. Whon shown a dispatch from San Francisco which quoted District Attorney Langdon as stating that following tho Hall MayfJ land fraud caseo hore Honey intended to withdraw from the gov ernment Hrvlco and devote all of his tlmo to tho San Frnnclsco graft trials, Heney irefused to comment upon it. "I will mako no statement relative to my future plans," ho said. "At present I will not confirm or dony Langdon's remarks." WHERE? 1L2JJ0HN HUGHES CO. For All Kinds of Spray Material Lime, Sulplier, Blue Vitriol Etc. PRICES THE LOWEST. v?liIN0 1'OWDER YOU WsVsU IOn BA- KH ?L: OX YOUR es I.;... (' vou W1T oioi fl4TIl,x 1UK,XfJ fO T? ' U KLY ON SE. E SVTK, ," .T"AT WIIi v !;; TO YOU' OUn.J.XTIirNa )lG itv V"ISE TO SAY, lTb RKINQ QUALlJ New Management The management of the Cap ita! City Laundry wishes to no t'fy its patrons that It will be closed for repairs and to In 5taM new raaohiaery until the first of the oar. After the first of the year it will be run un- der the management of COMBS & IIAINER The owners being the managers Local Wholesale Market. Eggs 25c. .Butter 35 3G. Hens 10c; mixed chickens, 9c. Local wheat 85 c. Oats 35c. Barley $24 $25. Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valley, 4.00. Hay Cheat, $14; clover, $10 12 per ton; timothy, $13 $15. Onions 2ic lb. Hops 01d,l&2c; now, 3 7tfc Chlttim bark 4 5c. Tropical Fruits. Bananas $6. Oranges $2.25. LomOnB $3. 50 4.50. Retail Market. Oats White, $28 per ton. Wheat $1.00. Rolled barley $30. Eggs 30c. Butter Qountry, 35c; creamery, 4045c. Flour Valley, $1.20 par sack; hard wheat, $1.40$1.50. Bran 85e per sack; $26.50 per ton; shorts, $1.15 per Back. Hay Timothy, 8590o per cwt; cheat, 90c; clover, 75s per cwt ; Bhorts, $1.10 por sack. Livestock. Hogs Fat, $5.00. Cattlo 1100 1200 lb stoora 3c. Lighter steorb 3 3 Vic. Stock hogs $4.00. Cows Top, $2.75; fair $2.50. Steers Tops, $3.50; fair, $2.75 $3.00. Veal Dressed, 5 7c. Portland Market. What Clmb, 85c; valley, 85c; bluo stem, 87c. Millstuff Bran, $23. Hay Timothy, valley, $18 $19; alfai'fa, $14. Vetch $8.C0. Poultry lions, 11 12c; ducks, youn&, 13c14 ; pigeons, $11.25. Pork Best, $G$0.35. Hops 1907, 7V10c; old, 4 4c lb. Lambs $3.80 $C60. Mutton $4. 50 $5.00. How's This? Wo offor Ono Hundred Dollars Ro- wnrd for any caso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Wo, tho undersigned, havo known F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and bellevo him porfectly honorablo inall business transactions and finan cially ablo to carry out any obliga tions mado by his firm. Walding, Klnnnn & Marvin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken In ternally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucouB surfaces of tho systen). Testimonials sent free. Prlco 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Tako Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. . o Ik VlmA lll Until. lltljUW UAJJaM Tl.n V, X ll lnu IW "in ft'",J lt BlewUre TJ s -?'?-- j "CC&CStVVi Time Card No. r2 Effective Sunday December 20th, 12.01 A. M. Toward Portland Passenger. No. 1Q. 5:53 A. M. Oregon Express No. 18. 8:40 A. M. Cottago Grove Passenger. No. 12. 2:45 P. M. Roseburg Passenger. No. 3 4. 9:13 P. M. Portland Ex- press. Townrtl Portlnnd Freight. No. 222 5:00 P. M. Portland Fast Freight. tfo. 220 10:40 a. m way freight arrives. No. 22611:28 a. m., way freight departs. Townrd Snn FrnncIsco'PnsscnBer. No. 11. 11.03 A. M. Roseburg Pas- songor. No. 17. 6:45 P. M. Cottago Grove Passongor. No. 15. 9:56 P. M. California Ex press. No. 13. 2:01 A. M. San Francisco Express Toward Snn Frnnclsco Freight. No. 221. 2:43 A. M. Portland Fast Freight. No. 22511:28 A. M. Way-Freight 1 1 inmimi iiiiiii ii mii The I White House Restaurant 4 For a Rgulnr t 1 25c Dinner at 20c J They can't bo Iwat McGHchrist & Son Proprietors. i I 1 6 t H' I-4-I- IIIIIHUH TIME TABLE OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO. CORVAX.LI8 & EASTERN II. R. Trains from and to Ynquinn. No. 1 Arrives at Corvallls ....11:00 a.m. Arrive, at Albany 5:55 p.m. Loaves Ynquinn 6:45 a.m. Arrlvos at Albany 11:58 a.m. No. 2 Loavo- Albany 12:35 p.m. Arrives at Yuqulnn .... G:15 p. m. Trains to and from Detroit. Loavoo Corvidlls 1:40 p.m. Nj. 3 LoavoB Albnny 7:30 a.m. A. M. 6:00, a7:05, 8:05, 10,05. No. 4 Loaves Detroit 1:00 p.m. follows, commencing Jan. 16, 1908' Trains for Corvallls. No. 8 Loaves Albany ....t... 7:55 a. m. Arrives at Corvallls .'...8:35a.m. No. 10. Loaves Albany 3:55 p.m. Arrives at Corvallls ... 4:35p.m. No. 6- i Loavoo Albany 7:45 p.m. Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:25p.m. Trains for Albnny. No. 5 Lonvcs Corvallls 6:30 a.m. Arrives at Albany 7:10 a.m. No. 9 Loavoo Corvallls 2:15 p.m. Arrivos at Albany 2:65 p.m. No. 7 Loaves CorvnlUo 6:00 p.m. Arrivos nt Albany 6:40 p.m. No. 11 (Sunday only) Loaves CorvalliH 11:15 a.m. Arrivos at Albany 11:58 a.m. No. 12 (Sunday only) Lonvcs Albany 12:35 p.m. Arrive at Corvallio .... 1:18p.m. For furtUor information apply to W.M. McMURRAY, Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, Oregon. Jno. M. Scott, Asst. G. P. A. O C T. Co Stoamors Pomona Sfc Oi vonia loavo for Portland Monday, Wouob day and Friday at 10 a. m, and Tuosday, Thuraday and Saturday at 6 a. m. For Corvallls, TuoBdaj, Thursday and Saturdny about 6 p im, M. P. Baldwin, agent. Ofllcet and dock at foot of Trado street. M. P. BALDWIN, Agt. HM--fIM-HH-fr4ia8iai(iflltlHH THE CLASSIFIED Mte I Wl w v rvjCj I i VI QrSTWt Vf' (Ul TiyUjLM l'or Sale 34 acres adjoining stnto fair groundrt, 10 acres east and 2 1 acres west of tho fair grounds road Can bo Bold separately or in bulk. Good ImprovetnontB and all kinds of fruits. A bargain for tho right party. Call on S. S. Cole, 570 Lib erty strcot, Snlem. 1-18-lin Wood For Sale Dry cord wood; first, and Bomo second, growth fir. All orders dollvorcd. Prices rea sonably. L. M. Van Cleave at Fairgrounds Wood Yard. Phone Main 1497. 1-16-lrao For Sale On easy terms, if sold soon, tho R. B. Fleming residence, on Centor and Cottago. Enqulro of owner for terms and prices. 1-8-tf i"or Salc Ono hundred tons clover hay at my plnco eight miles cast of Salem. Price, ten dollars par ton. Call nt my ofllco, room 13, Bush bnnk bulldlnr;. or phono Main 491 or 1431. F. W. Durbln. For Sale Six yenrllng heifers and six Jersey milch cows, cheap if takon soon. Enqulro of J. D. Smith, Gorvnis, Ore. l-24-3t For Sale. Ono good 5-room house, flbro plnstor, woodshed 12x16, barn 14x16, throo lots and a cow, all for $1200. No. 13G2 North lGth stroot, Salem. J. McCleory. 1-24-lw For Sale 8V6 acros two miles south of Salem, on Liberty road; chick on wlro fonco all around plnce; now hoiiBO and furniture; now out buildings; three do7.n chickens. O. W. Floshor, Salem, routo No. 3. ' l-23-2wk 4 ! DRAYaiEN. Cunnulns UroB.' Transfer Ccuirwiny - All klndB of transfer work done. Furniture and pianos boxed ready for shipment. Prompt servlco Is our motto. Stnnd and ofllco at 253 South Commercial stroot. Phono 210. Residence. Phono 968. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. LI very and Feed StnWcs Old PosV ofneo Stables, at 254 Ferry stroot, between Commercial and Front BtreotB. Tolephono 188. Bomo ol. tho finest liveries In the city cab bo found hore. Dick WosUcott, proprietor. v 10-1-lyr" LODGES. rnrpenters Union No. 1005 Local Union No. 1005 of Carpenters and Jolrors of America moot every Saturdny ovoning at 7:30 p. m. la Hearst hall, 420 SUito St. A. W. Dennis, Roc. Sec. Foresters of America Count Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Moots Wednesday In Hurst hall, State street. Waldo Miller, C. 11.; J. C. Perry, financial secretary. Central Lodgo No. IB, K. of P. Castle Hall In Hohnan block, cor ner 'Stnto and Liberty stroot. Tuesday of each wcok nt 7:80 p. m, Oscar Johnson, C. C; B. H. Anderson, K. of R. and 8. Modern Woodmen of America Ore gon Codnr Camp No. 5246. Moots ovory Thursday ovoning nt S o'clock in Holman hnll. W. W. Hill, V. C.J F. A. Tumor, dork. FOR RENT. For Rent. Tnreo furnished rooms for light housekeeping, with uso of bath and telephone. Enquire 486 North Liberty street. Phone 1403. l-25-3t For Rent or Sale About 50 acros of good land In Rosedale district, 35 acros ready for crop. No build ings. Apply to "S.," caro Salem Board of Trado. l-24-3t LOST. lst Hay horso; fivo years ou wolght about 1050; had halter on. Finder notify J. W. Noedhnm. Phono 1354, rosldonco cornor High and Leslie streets. l-21-lwk Woodmen of World Moot ovory Frt day night nt 7:30, in Holman hall, L. E. Ponnoll, C. C; P. L. Fraa lr, Clerk. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, acol- dont and ponulon Insurnnco; $2, 000,000 plodgrd; ovory clnlm paid Good agents wanted. J. II. O. Mongomory, supremo organiser, Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R. Rynn, socrotnry, G46 Stato street. PROFESSIONAL. MISCELLANEOUS. wTircnffmMlny cast off clothln, brokon watehos and Jowolry. Wo clean and proBB, High grado work. Phono 963. Slgournoy, 483 Stnto. 1-25-tf. H. S. Gilo & Co. Wholosalo g-ocord and commission merchants. Wo nro solo ogonts for Rex Spray. It is absolutely uniform In Btrongth. A perfect chemical combination. Costs a little moro, but ehonpest in tho ond, strength nnd reliability considered. 1-15-tf G. V. r.lllH, M. D. PhyBlclan and surgeon. Tolephono 307 Main. Ofilcos, 646 Btato strcot, oppoilt court houso, Salem, Or. Jleoldonc Phono 813 Main. 8-13- lmo SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Frank M. Drown. Manufacturer of ash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of houno finish and hard wood work. Front stroot, between State and Court. Make all complaints at the office. Will tho Party Who borrowod n Snoll bicycle from Tho Journnl ofllco about two wooks ago kindly roturn some, as tho owner needs it. 1-10-tt ogei Lumber nnd Fuel Co. Lum- ; ber .shingles, building matorlal, wood nnd coal. Low ptIcoh and prompt dollvorlos. Ono block east of S. P. pasengr dopot Phono 198. 7-2-tf THE O.K. GROCERY HuieWingSangCo. Removal Sale We are selling out all goods at cost price. Move and sell store building and all the gords. Everything must go. 346 Court Street, Salem, Or. m miMmmmmmmmmMmmmm ' 4? lkft'M . h r) ay m .mwrn Ik: NEj THAT SMILEiOF.DELIGHT Is on everybody's face who bought nnr hnlhlav erooarlaa. nnd It will not iQalom Ponro WnrlQ conte orf 0lth8r' as ,onB y" Pat- KJCIIIII SIIwS llXJi vS'mnJza us. Good eroceilea and uootf service is our object. We havo a largu stock of staplo and fanoy goods for you to select from. Try us. Wo are geographically In the center of. the eRy We wish to have you try us. Dutto & Wenderoth FIno winos, liquors and cigars. Wo handle the celebrated Kellog gand Castle whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer constantly o draught. South Commercial streot. 9-3-lyr Enlarged Our meat market on East Stato street has been doubled In size and wo are hotter prepared than ever to servo customers, Prompt servlco and tho best of meats our motto. Call or phone 199. D. K. Edwards & Co. Wo Aro Cash Purchasers Of poul try, eggs, and all kinds of farm produce Berry crates made up In inllmited juantltles. Capital Commission Co., 267 South Cora mercla' street, Salem. Phouo Male 179. Headquarters for Woven Wire Fencing. Netting, Pickets. Gates, Maiihold Roofing, P. & B. Ready Roofing All at lowest prices. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WALTER MORLEY. 330 Coart St, Salem, Ore. A. A. ENGLEBART, Twelfth Street near Woolen Mill Phone 122. I1UTTHIIXUT DREAD. It Is worth moro than any other broad yet tho price Is no higher. For sale at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA RAKERY, Thomas & Cooley, Props, WANTED. Wanted Every ono that has proper ty to soli to list with tho Lathnm Land Co. Ovor Portland General Eloctrlo Co. 1-14-tf Wanted If you want a mnrblo or granite monumont wo can save yon monoy. Wo don't pny big ront nor city taxos you got tho honoflt. Co mo and got our prices, and bo convlncod. Our shop Is In City Vlow cemetory. Blaeslng Grantlo Co., J. D, Bohnnnan, mnungor. 1-13- nwwMHMBMBnHaiiuiaBMnMM immiiinniiimHim '' ELITE HOTEL !! Rofataurant and hotel, on ; ; ! ! Euiopoan plan, Moats at all I ; ; hours on short order. Rogular ', ' dlnnor 25 cents. Thirty now- ;; ' '. ly finished furnlshod rooms, ii E. ECKKRLEN, Prop. '! ;; 148 Commercial St. T 4IHIH IIIIHHIWIiMIK PLUMRER3T Tlteo. M. liurr Plumbing, hot water and steam heating and tinning. 164 Commercial street. Phone Main 192. 9-1-lyr M. 3, Fctzel Plumbing, steam and gas fitting. Successor to Knox ft Murphy, 226 Commercial street, 'Prone Main 17. WWBa4MKMieX M9g 800 COURT STREET. Call and try thtm. Meals lGc. Board per week $2.76, alBO furnlshod 3tns very reasonable. AT TIIH g Salem 1 Restaurant MEALS 15c I Hotel St. Philip Fourth nnd Fifth and Ilornslda Btroit, Portlnnd, Oregon. Now fireproof European notel. Steam heat Modern conveniences. Rates $1.00 per day and up. Union depot car will land you. at the door. H. PIERCE, Prop.