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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1008. 2L?'0K r I j jiAh YOUNG WOMAN ELOQUENT California Reporter Gets In His Work ns n Good Advertiser. EVELYN THAW CAUSES GOSSIP Vrfo Croup Out of Yor Home ..!.- -rt.intrv where - Tnr i.uuiij .-- Wnw u -- - -hHdren !LtaS wd young cnuareii StfS a bottle of Jayne' !., the danger of fcSf mother should know fo. sv reliable of Croup 5 croup wfll have Bttte tenor Hft " Xnvs have a bottle of you u """-"' OR, D. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT . ,m.!. enVndid remedy, given immediately, Mcklv cures . . fm.j- tnrlid remedy, ttiven 'W " r,.,n-Aii cured it for several genera- ifflbabicsT It should be given upon the first symp- tfSn suspicion of this disease. aWMoruyw" t- -:-H remedv it will in- t a botue oi m u ..-. r---r--. M wnif sure your oapy a " " - from worry. Sold In three size bottles, S1.00, BOc, 25c and tha moat dependable general tonic, Jayaa'i SaaatlTa Fill are a gentle and effective laxative lor children? a anientuu nvcr medicine for adutta. SEMENTS niHiiiiinnnr final Opera House. S! -Charles D. Han. Irijterium Roller IUnk. the cortlflcato plan 1b authorized to Corvallls and return via Woat SIdo division or Albany aud C. and E. R. R. Wm. McMurray, Gouornl Pas songcr Agent; John M. Scott, Assist ant Gonornl Passenger Agent. 2-lS.1t EXTRADITION PAPERS. Governor Chamberlain has signed itternoon and evening an application for extradition pnpors to bring George Maule, wanted in The Voudctte. Portland for passfng bogus checks, pictures and Illustrated back from Idaho, where ho is undor tmj ifternoon and evening arrest. aiij and Monday after-1 Extradition papers woro granted by tho govornor for tho return of Omcr Uugonlu to Helena, Mont., whoro hn Is wanted on a charge of hm-Grilley lUcltal. grand larceny for stealing $170 from Kw-Crllloy recital Is suro to ono J. II. Thoroson. Ilugentn Is hold PrcJ success, for the in tho oltv inll at Portland. itUiiirra of this entertain-! o h Mi proven by many sea-1 f ;aKaM1K!11Hi KfiiUcal experience. The X iwngiinco sained a fore- SM DlET DCDADTV: rici among tho few stand- fi I " HlIvI ilvl JJM.iJ 2 icamoaa Many years of on lHMM-rMaH-l-aMlllMB SALEM MARKET. Local Wlioleiutlc Market. Eggs 18 c. Duttor 37tfc; butter fut, 37 He; Hens 10c; mixed chickens, 10c Local wheat 85c. Oats 35c. Barley -$24S $25. N Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valloy, fort have enabled tho to produce a program for K'ovlng public that not, Pleasure, but conforms a kit In art Prom tho ilth which Mr Roeeraf Program followed by a K'8onat!ong and original j WMr GrttVv the llstanan ! tirough a aerie of ar. 1 Kti.nthe realm of jwthos, '00- iaasir until the etoelmj nay -unent sn; clover, siixtpjxz T tae audleme wonder- P8r lon "raowy. ?i3nsi&. '"'HHyjrue that such a! Onions 2 c lb. trmg hai been givn by ' Hops om'1 2 c; new, 3 ft only two people. RV. W nc. finds these artists with ! unut,m oar 435c, , Itotull Market, Oats Whlto, $28 per ton. Whoat 1.00. Rolled barley $30. Eggs 25c. Butter Country, 35c; cream ery, 40c. rad most conZZui hard wheat. U.40$1.50. "raited ?(,.. ..V t "ran 85c per Back; $27.50 per rfciore Chicago oiev. t0nJ 8h0rta' $115 Per 8aCk ft"fiico w..ViL ohoat 90c5 clover, 75s per cwt ; '&!! and rtorti. H.15 per sack. IJvestock. BvtVerr o. n,wr" Hogs Fat, $5.00. CowsTop, $2.75; fair, $2 $2.50 Steers Tops, $3.50; fair, $2.75 J" "Striking selection "" "tensive reBertolro. rtjn able to prosont program at each ap. frrtibt? this h. .,,.. . r. tttt notable fact wn. Kfci eemblnat on of their j. v nima an ICKftM, , ., I ITi.Wer stt I the 4,Jl r are '"faWilar .. 5Wl. ffiA.t nnlu...j EflWt, ftr:::r w-oo. f'Sfrtov Tronlcal Fruits. Bananas $6, Oranges $2.25. Lomons $3.50 4.50. Veal Dressed. 67c Portland Mnrket. Whoat Club. S2S3o; rallay, S3c; blue stem, S5c. Millstuff Bran. $24. Hay Timothy, valley, $17 $18; alfalfa. S12tf2$l3. r :: b! vttch-$s.5o. KL,., ' CaCkn .I Pmltn. tn H14.. .In.k. T til h .J . "" ". -H.W, UUVM, ar 08 14. 15c. pigeons, old $1 per doz. t (Santa Barbara News.) Miss Emma Elgin, ono of tho charming young ladles of Salem, Ore, arrived In tho pity yesterday on an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs. S. P. Ray. t Miss Elgin first stopped In Port land, whoro sho called on her cousin, Mrs. Don C. Gerbw, then taking a steamer, aho arrived In San Francisco In duo season after a decidedly tem pestuous voyago, during which Old Noptuno flung .tho young lady ncross tho cabin and tossed her about In mcro exuberance of good fooling. Good sailor though aho Is, Mlsa El gin confesses that sho found tho vo ago rough and somewhat wearisome. Sho visited Mrs. William R. Sea wall, an aunt, a number of days In San Francisco, boarded tho Queen and, after a more charming voyago. arrived In this city early Friday morlnng. Thl. I ATIdo TTlrrlna drat ul'alt .in I southern California and sh waxes really eloquent In her enthusiasm over tho first Impression of Snnta Barbara. "Such a wonderfully love ly picture tho city presents from tho dock of tho atonmor as Bho rounds tho point; so many trooB, such ex qulslto linos (tho Santa Ynos moun tains prosont, how gontlo tho atmos phero and how bright Old Sol's rays fall upon this fnvorod valloy" runs ton this cnthuslnBtlc, pretty girl, ns with sparkling oyos sho ropoats tho old story of tho visitor's dollght on entering our city. "And thoro nro tho orango troos loaded with trul and blossoms at tho same tlmo, and oh, how fragrant!" was ono of tho first happy oxc!amatIons on pnsslng up Stnto streot. Yeutorday ho wont through tho uppor plazas that our intelligent and zealous park commissioners have transformed from "bnro pasturo land to pnrka of dreamy boauty." "I guos I amollod every flowor In tho pnrk. No, I didn't pluck a ono of thorn," sho added on tho suggestion. When MIbr Elgin left Portland n light snow was falling nnd a donso cold fog covored the ocean. In Snn Francisco conditions wero not much hotter. It Is no groat wonder that ono ahcild oxult ovor tho happy for tunes of visiting a land whoro living Is a porpetual rovol In flowers and fragrance. 1 o Neglected Colds Threatens Life. (From tho Chicago Trlbuno.) . " 'Don't trlflo with a cold,' Is good advlco for prudent mon and women. It may bo vital In tho case of u child. Propor food, good ventilation, and dry, wnrm olotljlng aro tho propor safeguards against colds. If thoy nre maintained through tho change able woathor of autumn, winter and spring, tho chnncos of a surprise from ordinary colds will be slight. But tho ordinary light colds will become sovero If noglcctod, and a well es tablished ripe cold Is to tho germs of diphtheria what honey Is to tho boo. Tho greatest menace o child llfo at this soason of tho yoar is th noglected cold." Whether It Is a child or adult, tho cold slight or se vere, tho very best treatment that can bo adopted Is to give Chamber lain's Cough Romody, It la safo and sure. Tho groat popularity and 1m menso salo of this preparation hai boon attained by its remarkable euros of this ailment. A cold novor results In pnoumonla whon It Is giv en. For salo at Dr. Stone's drug store. (United Press Leased Wire.) New York, Feb. 18. Mrs. Evelyn Thaw created a ripple of excitement last night by dining in public at tho Cafo Boulovarde. Tho pretty wife of tho young Plttsburger appeared at tho restaurant with E, R. Thomas, tho bankrupt financier, and sat at a small table. A few minutes later somo ono recognized Mrs. Thaw, and everybody in tho placo was soon gaz ing at her. Evelyn was noticeably annoyed, especially whon Thomas frequently left tho table to consult in an adjoining l -Mu i mil rf " . J-A.rOL-QER& filpi V with hls lawyer room. PILE CURE FREE Frea Trial Package of Wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure Sent Free to All Who Send Nnmo nnd Address. Therb aro hundred.) of casoa of pilo which havo lasted for 20 and 30 years nnd hnvo been cured in a few days or weoks with tho marvclouB ryramld Pllo Cure. Pile BUfferoVs In tho past havo looked upon an operation as tho only rollof. But operations rarely cure, nnd often lend to fearful results. The'Pyrnmld Pile Curo euros. It rollevon tho swelling, stops thj con gestion, bonis tho uteres and Assures and tho piles dlsappoar. Thoro Is no form of piles which this remedy is not mado to curo. Tho Pyramid Pllo Curo can bo ur.od at homo. Thoro Is no loss of time or detention from business. Thoro Is no cuso of piles so sovoro thnt tho Pyramid Pllo Curo will uot bring rollof. Wo mnko no chnrgo for a trial packago of Pyramid Pllo Curo. Thla samplo will rellovo tho Itching, sooth tho tnllnmcd membrane nnd start yoM on your way to a ouro. Aftor you havo used tho samplo go to tho drhg glst for a 50 cent box of tho rom edy. Write today. Tho sampl costo you nothing. Pyramid Drug Co.,, 113 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich. o WANT TO JUMP SERVIAN THRONE aatttlki. aaW7M sP bat if v. j- tek... r,:r. "" ,, -.-- uamnj lo fc ""wnsse j,' ;- a.oab i- . WtlM;, ru. EVF.Uaar,.. I V '"fft.""'" '""'fnt-aTvaaaaiCTjM I HI A I Oftet!singl3d058 0flje?sCh l"C 1 Os at ""w H completely cont I JOC 0", of children. It is s fcf&s erry Pectoral ntrol the night stronc medi- til m .! ... t ... - . ijjj -'" uostor s meaicine,ennreir rree xrora ittJcnJ wohol. AUdc only for diseases of the Uiyjftfi jeroit, bronchwl tubes, and lungs. Full "aai J n each labvl. tZAl'ugz Candidates Who consult tholr own wishes will also consult Elliott before getting tholr onrds, 223 Commercial straat. FAIR OUOUNDS ROAD WILL UK 1SIPROVHD. Chairman Stolz. of tha stroet oom mlUw, Informs The Capital Journal that his committee has considered the deplorable condition of the Fair Grouads road, and have Ukon steps to repair the same with gravel and crushed rock from the point whore the stroet angles to the railroad. The same will be done for Broadway, by the co-operation of the Oregon Bleotrlc, whose roadmaster has been In conference with tho same cotn mltteo. The arrangements are uow fully made to put both streets in j passable condition and by mid-sum mer to have them permanently im proved. Tho stroet committee does not find It practical to open Capital street to the fair grounds. (Unltod Prosa Lonsod Wlro.) Chicago, Fob. 18 A plot to Boat Prince Thoodoro Max Strow, of Iowa, who Is a grandson of Oblltch, J the hero king of Sorvla, on tho Sor-' vlan throno, aftor It has boon solzod, ' has been discovered In Chicago. Ben Roltmnn, who recently clashed with tho pollco booause ho marched ' through the streets with hundreds of unomnlovod mon behind him. and n dozen other men, nro said to bo plan-' nlng tho seizure. It Is snld that nr-' rangemonts havo boon mado to finance nn expedition to Belgrade, whore thousands of nntlvos are said to be roady to Join a revolution, ft is said that an offort hns boen mndo to interost wine merchants In tho plot, becauso In seizing tho throno! tho revolutionists would como In pos session of rich growing lauds. Euro pean agents havo been watohlng tho movements of tho men supposed to ha arranging an expedition. o TEA The way to buy tea is in packages; somebody is responsible for it. Vattr gioer ratnrn reur moner If you daa'l liU&MKiat'- B par him Mlts Dent, of Portland, returned to her home yesterday, aftor visiting friends In this city for the past two wetks. We Sell ytnol on the positive guarantee that if it does not give satis faction we will return the entire amount of money paid us for it. We mean this -and ask all those who are sick and need strength to try it with this understanding. a. W. PUTNAM CO. So f : California 5unsmne ; i in every tin of Folg'er's Golden Gate Coffee SOLD ON MERIT ale jut Ertalltfthe 1650 FOLGER & CO. SAN FFLANCtSCO BANK TALK No. 5 BY THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK SALEM, OREGON 1 jftttli Service for Our Customers Wo aim to servo each customer alike In nil business mnttors, . J nnd wo glvo onch tho best bnnk sorvlco. ' Wo nro Interested In tho wolfn.ro nnd buccobs of our cui tomors. Evory detail of tho bunking' business Is given our most enroful nttontion. Whether wo lonn money to you, or you lonn n'toney to.uB.'you nro given tho benefits of our Institution' nnd tho tlmo of our otllcors. A man with a smnll volume of buslnoss rocolves'tho nnmo at tention from our ofllcors ns dooj tho largo dopoaltora. Our sorvlco moans accommodation. wSorvlco In mattors of consoquouoo al&o moniiH with us, uorvico In minor donllngs in ov ory dctnll. V Whntovur banking buslnoss you mn'y hnvo, wo sollolt n sharo of It, bolluvlng thnt our fnollltlos will bo n dlstluot advantage to you. E. W. HAZARD, Cashier BEER PROMOTES TEMPERANCE Recognized as a Pood Product, and So Dealt With by the Government IT la being recognized tho world ovor that tho drinking of beer promoted tomperanco and sobriety to a fnr greater oxtont than ill tho prohibition laws on tho ntatuto books. All enllghtoncd European nations nro encouraging tho manu facture and consumption of light boors containing about throe and ono-half per oent alcohol, and tho result has boon most gratifying to all Blnooro lovors of temperanco, The United States government has takon a positive stand In thU direction, tho war dopartmont holding that tho ro-ostablislUn? of tho army oantoon for tho sale of boar bolng an absolute neces sity In tho Intorost of temperance and sobriety. Boor Is today recognized ae a "Food Prod uot," and Is so doalt with by tho government. All tho great inruranoe companies havo contrudlated tho lies that have been given curronoy through prohibition soiircoa that tho drinking of beer was a bar to soourlng Insurance, nud have lately published 4o the world at large the statement that those drinking beer moderately (not moro than two quarts during twpu--ty-four hours) wero the very bjt of risks. Tho latent British llfo insuranao roports show that tho ratio of death rato among abstain ers Is thirty per oent greator than among modorato drinkers. Beer Is pure and wholesome, and tho dny Is not far distant whon It will be as muoh a part of the dally subsistence of overy family as aro milk, bread and othor food nocetwdtloa. Tho beer brewed by the Salo m lire wory Association Is In every sense tho very bast that modern onterprlso oan produoo. It speaks for kself and Is Its own boat advertisement. SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION SALEM, OREGON , 'I II i i &' t-jf