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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, H04.
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Treasurer Moir Not Much
Prefurbed Over Report -of
Auditing Com
mittee City Treasurer John Molr appeared1
before the city council last evening
and aBked that the report of the ex
porting committee bo not adopted for
two weeks, so that bo could prepare
a statement showing his accounts.,
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
The Constant Wearing of Hat Propo
aratea Dandruff Germ. .
There are many mon who wear their
hats practically all the time when awake,
and are blessed with a heavy shook of
hair; yet If the scalps of these same men
once became infested with dandruff
germs, the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack of air. Baldness1
would ensuo as tho final result New
tiro's Herplclde kills tbeseYgerms and'
stimulates' unjiealhyohay to; abundant
growth. vHenkldB.-is'. a pleasant" hair,
dressing "ns" Veil ,a"&'flanarufr"ciire -and
contains not an atom bf Injurious nub--
stance. Sold fcy leading' druggists. Bend
10c. In stamps for sample to The Harpl
clde Co.. Detroit. Mica.
Daniel J. KTy. tip.ocjal. Agent .
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If there Is anything you need
It Is to remove 'the death-dealing
sewer gas from your hoiise.
Modem .
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fort as well as health. Have
your old plumbing Inspected
and you may save a heavy bill.
I BURROUGHS ft FRACFP
I 105 State St, Pnone'151f Main. I
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J Manafactafcf of Berry
! ; crates, boxes, inside
! work for all frtdt dryers,
and all kfads of shop
J ! work. Miller St. South
Salem, Pfeone29? Red
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you Ate thinking
Muggy
Cattiage
S do not forget tis. Wc nave tjbe latest
S and finest assortment ever shown in
Z Salem- and cheap,
R. M. Wade & G
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Do What We Claim 1
Wo guarantee sufficient proof that Dr. J. F. Cook the Botanical
Doctor cures all klndB of diseases after all other schools and doctors
have failed, Buch as cancer, tumors, (external and internal) Gravel
kidney, bone diseases. Consumption, gall stones, rheumatism,
dropsy, and dlabets, appendicitis have never yet failed, and female
diseases, all the foregoing without the knife, or plaster or poisons,
and with no pain to the patient whatever.
Testimonials of prominent peoplo. Consultation free.
D. J. F. Cook
aui Liberty St.,
Formerly of Omrha, Neb.
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woieale and Retail Family Liquot Store
E. ECKERLEN. 25R rnmm.ti cf...
Men I1"0!,01 "QUOrS ad trlne,, Cedarbrook whlsky-formerly the I
u;""un-uia''t for family use. AU orders filled and 'le- 1 f
Wa,,the clllmita. 'Phone Main 1151,., t . t t j , . I J i
&& S?.!r.jte?.ounc.?d .thpreporodho,
committee and said that evorycent
of money was accounted for... Accord
ing 'tof a rough balance that hcrhad
prepared he was , about $30 to the
good, Instead of 11Q0 short, Ho said
that the apparent shortage was occa
sioned' by the payment of a large sum
of warrants on December 31st, last
year, and that ho had not received the
warrants back In tlmo to enter them
In the statement endlnfe with 1903.
The, council granted his request, but
Instructed the recorder to notify Mr.
Molr to prepare a written statement
of his claims to present to the council
at the next meeting. i
WOOD MARCHING ON MOROS.
Slayers of American Officers May Be
8everely' Punished.
"Washington, May 18. The Moros
who attacked the American troops on
May 8 and killed two officers and a
number of men may be sovoroly pun
ished by Major-General Leonard Wood
who Is marching on the band' with a
force of 460 officers and men. Major-
General Alnsworth,: military secretary,
today received a cablegram, from Gen
eral Wade, commanding In' the Philip
pines, In roply to a message asking
particulars concerning tho movement
against tho Moros in Mindanao. Gen
eral Wado's message is as follews:
"Major-General -Leonard Wood, with
450 officers and men, arc enrouto to
recover tho bodies of our killed. Two
pf tho number who wore previously
reported killed are alive.
"There is no trouble outside of All's
band. Pyang is friendly to the TTnltorl
States. Everything quiet in Oottabato
Valley, peoplo planting crops and are
anxious to have All's band taken, and!
are furnishing assistance freely and
willingly. All's outfit is in the district
east of Lake Lignasan, which Is
swampy and almost uninhabitable.
"Word from the expedition is not
to do expected for several days. It
wm mite ine command six days' hard
marching to leach tho place where
the engagement of May 8 occurred,"
Officials of the War Department
THE PERPETUAL.
WAR ' .
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liiere is. always a fight
going on in eygry' hunfan
body between health aHdis
ease. On one side arie poor '
food, bad air, f, over-work,
wnrrv oniric oootVlWit't- "
the other are sunshine, rest' ;
u-r..!'- J3j, .
wiwimucss ana nounsn
ment. ."' '- ' Jjg
The reason; Scott's Emul
sion fightssq ppyerfullyffor
health ihecau&mlf gives so
much nforeWourishment than
yniget in any other way.
Get in the sunlight and try
Scott's Emulsion.
We'll tend jrou a umple free upon request.
SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Peart Street. New York.
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uran, but It Is evident thai the Moros
will be unablo to resist such a force.
Some of thoso ,who aro Informed con
cerning the attltxido bf the Moros be
lieve that they will attempt to pre
vent' the advance of tho American eol
dlorVln which case thoro probably
will be a decisive encounter.
Victory for Uar-c-Hette.
Madison, Wis., May 18. Victorious
in one of tho hardest political fights
ever seen In Wisconsin, Governor La
Follotto Is in full control of tho Re
publican Btate convention here today
and, his re-nomlnatlon is conceded on
all sides. So far as It goes the vic
tory is complete, but llvoly times
are yet to come if tho governor at
tempts to dictate tho selection of dele
gates at large to tho national conven
tion. His aim is to prevent Sonators
Spoonor and Quarlea from going to
Chicago as delegates at largo, and
wore ho ablo to control tho Wisconsin
delegation ho would loso no time In
retiring Henry C. Payne from the Re
publican national committee. It is not
belloved howover, that his power-will
extend that far.
Tho platform will express common
datlon of the wise, patriotic and pro
gressive administration of President
Roosevelt, to whom promises will bo
made of renewed allegiance and sup
port. In regard to -stato issues the
resolutions' will declare for a railroad
rate commission, equalization of
taxes, and Indorsement pf tho pri
mary election law, which will bo
voted on at the fall election.
GRAND OPENING
Of the Summer excursion Season at
Yaqtilna Bay, Saturday, May 21,
1904.
On Saturday, May 21, 1904, tho. Cor
vallis & Eastern Railroad will inaug
urate the opening of tho summer ex
cursion business at Yaqulna Bay, by
running their first excursion of the
season. She sixth Annual Rhodo
dendron Bxcurslon,"from Albany, Cor
vallis, Philomath and all points west
to Newport and return.
Tickets will be sold going on Satur
day and returning on Monday, May
23, 1904, giving two nights and one
full day at the beach.
Tho rhododendron Is now in full
bloomi nature wears her best garb.
the rigors of winter are gone, and
"s,millng spring her earliest visit pays"
to Newport and vicinity.
A low round trip rate of $2.50 from
Albany, Corvallis and Philomath has
been made, giving everyone an oppor
tunity to enjoy a pleasant outing, gath
er wator agates, rhododendrons and
to disport themselves In the balmy
breezes of tho Pacific.
A lafge crowd of Southern Pacific
officials and their friends will be with
tho excursion. Tho steamor "Roscoe"
has been engaged, and a trip out over
the bar has bon arrangod .for those
wno want to, go ioriooa nsnes, or givo
food to the "1131168. '
Do It iooay.
The time-worn Injunction, "Never
put off 'till tomorrow what you can
do today," is now generally present
ed in this ferm: "Do It today 1" That
Is the terse advise wo want to givo
you nbout that hacking cough or de
moralizing cold with which you have
been struggling for several days, per
haps weeks. Take some reliable reme
dy for it TODAY and let that remedy
be Dr. Boscheo's German Syrup, which
has been in uso for over thirty-five
years. A few doses of it will undbubt.
odly relievo your cough or cold, and
its continued use for a few days will
euro you completely. No matter how
deop-seated your cough, even if dread
consumption has attacked your lungs.
German Syrup will surely effect a
cure os It has done before In thou
sands of apparently hopeless cases of
lung trouble, New trial bottles, 25c;
regular size, 76c. At all druKclsts.
At Dr. Stone's drug stores.
BBMBBBmi(BBeiBt)Bgetaa
! Lice Killer
Look out for lice on your
chickens. This hot weathor
hatches out tho lice by millions.
Got a cau of our lice paint, and
paint or spray your chicken
houso, and kill the lice. Use
Llco Powder
chicks.
'or tho small
Reliable
Chick Feed
The feed that keeps the little
follows healthy; and makes
them grow. Try It and seo the
difference.
0. A. White $Son I
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301 Commercial Street, Salem,
mrK .sM WANTED.
wcmr m
Children
Have "eyes bigger than their stomachs,"
according to nn old saying. They over
eat themselves, and are tempted by all
sorts of injurious nnd indigeatlhle edi
bles. As a consequence the foundation
of serious stomach trouble is often laid
in childhood.
For children with "weak" digestion or
whose stomachs arc diseased, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery may
be confidently recommended. It cures
diseases Of the stomach and other organs
of digestion and nutrition, so that the.
nourishment contained in food is per
fectly assimilated and the puny child is
built up by food into a condition of
robust health.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
contains neither alcohol nor narcotics.
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
ical Dlscove-y." There is nothing " jtist
as good " for diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
Mrs. Klla Gardner, nf Waiervlew. MldJlcier
Co.,Va., writes : "My little daughter U enjoying
vIDlendid health. I am
who could cure ray child. Whenever ahe feeU
badly I give her Ir. Tierce's Golden Medical
Discovery otid ahe U toon all right She took
twelve bottles of the 'Golden Medical Discov
ery.' eight bottles of ' Pellet,' and one bottle of
ofDr. Sage'a Catarrh Remedy and sbe is well.
We thank God for your medicine,"
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
iaa I lounu aocior
Adviser, m paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of ar one-cent stamps to pay
ffi
expense of mailing only. Adores
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
MARKET QUOTA
TIONS TODAY
"Make Salem a Good Home Market"
Capital City Mills Quotations.
Bryant &. Penned, Praps.
Wheat 77c.
Buckwheat 80a.
Poultry at Stolner's
Spring chickens 15b.
Market
Chickens 10c.
Eggs Per dozen; 16c.
Turkeys 1214c.
Ducks 10c.
Hop Market.
Hops 1925o.
Potatoes, . Vegetables,
Potatoes 50c.
Onions 2c.
Cte.
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Dried Fruit.
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Peaches 10c,
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Apricots 10c
12 V
Apples 10c.
Petite prunes (c '
Italian prunes 5c. .
Wood, Pence Peete, Cte,'
Second growth 15.75.
Ah 13.00 to 1 3.75.
Grub oak G.50.
Cedar posts 12c.
Hide, Pelts anal Pitrtv
Green Hides, No. X lo. ' "
Green Hiaes, No. 2 lc.
Calf Skins 405c.
Sheep 76a,
Goat Sklna 26o to 81.M.
Grain nd PMmp.
Wheat, Salem Flouring Mills,
port value, 75c.
Oats J1.10 per cwt
Barley 121 per ton.
Flour Wholesale, 3.76.
Live Stock Market
Steers 3 4c. i
Cows 3c. l s
8heep--3c.
Dressed pork 60.
Dressed Veal 66c.
Dressed hogs 6&6c. .
Live hogs 55ic.
Mutton 2& 3c.
, J Hay, Feed, Etc
Baled cheatfll.
Baled clover $xo.
Bran $22,00.
Shorts 126.00.
Eaga, Butter and Cream.
By Commercial Cream Co.
Eggs 15c, cash.
Butter 20o, wholesale.
ex-
Butter fat 18o at .station
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PORTLAND MARVBT v.
Wheat Walla, 7374c. T '
Valley 85c.
Flour Portland, best grade, $1.90
K05; graham, 13.50084.00.
Oats Choice white, $1.17S1.20.
uaney Feed. S23.50 ner ton- iii
?24.60$25.
Millstuff Bran, $19$20.
Hay Timothy, $15$16,
otato(H-rCommon, jl.00$1.25,
Eggs Oregon ranch,17i4(gil8c.
?QUltry Chickens, .mixed, ,12 13
per pound; turkeys, 1017C; ' ""'
Pork Dressed, 78c,
Beof Dressed, G8c.
yeal 67c. . ;
Cops 2325c.
wool valley, 1017c; Eastern
Oregon, Hi4c; Mohair, 30o for
choJce. , .
2,des dry, 16 pounds and upwards,
wy-iujg.
Butter Fancy creamonr. vneiwfxt
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Wanted. Work in store by young man
with experience in grocery and dry
goods. Flrst'class' references. Chas.
P. Doud, Salem. 6-16-lw
Wanted. A position in a atoro, gro
cery preferred, by a young man.
Reforencos can bo given. Apply at
171 Church stroot, B-U-S't'
VantecP-Tho, Qrpgon Nurflcry com
pany, wants live hustling salesmen
ftto introduce Burbank's grand now
,yplum, Maynard, also, a complete
lino of auporlor nursbrB stock. Cash
'advanced weekly.' Wite Quick for
full particular , and Becuro choice
of terrltlory. 12th ( street, Salem,
Oregon. . ,w
, 4-28-lm
FOR SALE.
For1 Sale. Frame bar.20x24; 14-foot
posts on cornoB Winter and Center
Btreets. Apply to S. C. Roby.
5-17-lwk
Fer Sale. Span of woll, matched
brown horses, 8 year's old, weight
2310 pounds, fine travelers and gen
tle. Will bo sold'wJtk harness and
Conby aurrey at a sacr,lflce. Also
;(ono bay coach mare, 7 years old,,
rwoight 1320, broke to drive single'
pr double; gentle enough, fpr ladyV
Suitable for trap. o:r surrey. Call -at
ten't'-westof; CottagonHotel. 5-l-3t
For Sale. Posts, shingles, lath and
all kinds df lumber now1 on hand, at
the Detroit Lumber Yard, corner of
High and Trade streets. S. P. Mo-
Crackon. Phone 2495 Black. 5-13-3t
For Sale. Seven milch cows. Good
milkers and ,&ent!e. Ono Jersey
bull, full blooded. A. G, Smith,
Route 5, Salem, Oregon. B-14-31
for Sale. At a bargain, second-hand
buggies, one open and three -with
tops- Call at 210 Liberty street P.
J. Larsen. B-14-3t
For Sale: Four-room cottage, two
lots; choice fruit trees, for T500,
Lucy Muir, Cth stroot, North Sa
lem. 5-ll-3t
Fop, Sale. Nino-room, hard flpisa
houso, bath room, . hot water, gar.
den, barn, fruit trees, andjs well
located, .only a block and a half
north of state hqusp,f,352 Summer
street 5-lr3t
For Sale. Second-hand 3&-lnch farm
wagon.- Mitchell, LowIb & Staver,
Stato street. 5-10-tf
For Sale or Trade. For town proper
ty, aiS-cre, tract p,f ,Iaudhpuse. and
barn, and about six acroB,.In.,or-
chard; also mare and colt, one fino
driving horso, a one-horse wagon, a
phaeton, buggy; cart and twosot
ofj single harness. AH almost as
good as now. Sob John 'Holm', cor
, ner of Center and Capital. 5-9-lwk
For, Sale or Rent. Cottage on' ono of
the finest corner residence lots In
tho city, near state house. Call at
360 Summer street. G-7-tC
For Sale. Fruit Jand in Benton coun
ty, 320 acres of land, south half of
section 16, township 10 south, rango
5;west of Willamette Meridian, con
tainlnjg s S120 acres o? unimproved
land, Sairajmilo from Arlie station,
and aboutvfqur mles. 'from Willam
ette river. On, main county road.
W B. Irwin, 338 North Main street
Los Angeles, Cal, 4-13.tf
Fine; Body Fir For sale; also second
growth. Geo. F. Rodgorst 130 Court
street. 4-14-lm
MISCELLANEOUS.
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To jLeaee. From July 1st,, residence
No. 400 Cottage street, northeast
ctjrner Marion. All modern con
veniences. Apply1 between 10 a. m.
and 12;m.
B-13-wk
Lost-A lady's gold watch.' If the
flndor will bring the watch to this
office. orMakd '. it: to Irs. -Charlda
Corby, 107 Marlon stroot, thoy will
re'cfliva S2 nn tnW thnii ..i.i..
- t-..n. .. kw HUUUJU, J,
Yjf Corby.
5-13-3t
i-ost. Lady's gold watch, Elgin move-.
. mont, botwoon Comomrclal street
and rlyor. 'Return to' Journal omrft '
for reward,
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y. Wllhelm Contractor and builder.
AU carpentor work and finishing
done promptly, and by first-class
wokmon. Get my flmiroa hern
biilldlng, 545 Court ptroot, between
t 15th and 10th stroots, 4-20-lm
,Money to Loan at six por cent, aov
i eral residence properties in tho best
I part of tho city for sale on easy
I terms. Room 5 Tioga- fauiMini
cdrnor Stato nnd Liberty streets,
Jk 4-18-lm
Say Have you tried Edwards l4lsSi.
er1 'orrae&tefl4yethSbe7t
V lUrriHBKIH. VfWadbwAl 1.'L"..
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BBiB,lK wtok Cowftiaa, try-it.
MISCELLANCqUf.
Lost. A
blue silk 'umbrella.
with Miss Barbara; Eakln", 77 Seatk:
Commercial Btroot'. 5-16-3t
Calem Truck aM Dray Co, OUm
and best equipped 'coEapany Ir tm
lom. Piano atd furniture moTJ'
a Bpocialty Office 'pXono, 861. WV
W. Brown, Soil, proprietor. Oire'
No. 60 State tetreek 9-1-lm 4
Home-Mads BreitcJ DdugHnuts, fancW
cookies,- plW arid cnfcds;, fresh cverj
day. , Tho best iii tho, city, at.tM l(
lowest prices. Give ub a trial. Oej
man Bakery. A. Fisher, BUcceiW
to O. A. Back, coriier of 12th &$
Cheraokcta streets. Phone
Rod, B-B-tf
PHVSICIAN AND UHttKOW.
Or. It W. Starr Office, in Busk BiW
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building,
ever Oregon taoe
Office hours, 9 to 12 a. M. aad a tog
5. p. ra. Calls ttedd, ia ctm
country. Reeldec 'phe
Red. 144f
ur. W. . miwt ,vviu Jirtuir mi
jeuad la tie Brey block, m Omm
jsLMIakl mt t-mnt AWOii Q rfiilartM BBBBaaaaVti
Baeroial street, over Orem
Co. Office telep&oae, 2Ml;
deee yaeae, 1751? Omen
to 12. aael t to I.
Hep Baskets.
Hop
aeketc Ome-fortk
mimm'
half box for. picking.
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Full-box
kets for measuring. Best in. tk
market Hold ' your orders far
Walter Mbrley, CO Court atroet,
lem.
UNDERTAKERS,
Undertaker. Wo carry the
and finest line of undertaker's a?eif
in uie cjty. jrricea u suit sev
Black and white hearse. Protejpti
reliable. Save money by callle a
No. 197. A. U. Clough, A J1, SeaW.
RESTAURANT.
Fergusefl'e . Restaurant K
street Open day and Bight Qm
20c meals are better thaa. aay Wfa
house in the state. Mix Me
for $1.00; 21 20c meals for f .W
LODGES.
Olive Lodge, Ne. 1. I. O. O. P. L a
O. F. Hall, Saturday eaeh weX( a)
7; 30 p. m. B, B. Herrick, Jr., N. (3,j
Frank FJ Toevs, recordist aecretafy.
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Salem Camp, Ne. 118, Weettmen of H
World Meets in Holman Hall evwjr
Friday at 7:80 p". m, P. L. Fraeler,
"Consul. Wylje A. Mooree, 0r'
tary. ' ' 1-12-iyr ""
Valley ledge No. 18, A. O, U. W :
in their hall In Holsaan block,
ner uwteriwa'xauerty, every
day -'eyening. ViglUitg-tir4fcraai
j welsoe.v mj Mclnyre, V. W. M.
I B. Aufraace. Becofder.
Central Lo4 nI 1t, k, if P-4kJmv
HaH in Holman block, ccaac.Mto
and Liberty Sts. T-eeday e eva1'
week at 7:30 p. m. H. H. Turr,
c; 0.r Wl I. SUley. K. of R. and .
Ferestere ef America Goart
wood Foresters No, 1. MeM '-
day In Turner block. H. .
Meyer, C. R.; A, L. Brown, 8e.
Modern Woodmen ef Amerie .Qf.
gon Cedar Camp No. 624l,ir Mevsal '
every, Thursday eveaJac.at 'lee
Holman Hall, & H. Ma(Ke '.
G; A. L. Brown. Clerik.
OSTEOPATH.
Dr. H. H. Scovell, Osteopath and
gostlonlstr-Treata chronio disorder
of the stomach, bowels, llver kleV
noys; nervous and fomale diseases),
Jung and throat troubles. D'Ant
Bldg., Stato St Main 2885)
TONSORIAL AND 1ATH.
Evaw'e tarker Shop-rOaly frateM
' we on State street livery 'tsaVaei "
bathB. 2o. Two dmuSTi.
blacks. Q.. W. BvanB. proprietor.
WATER COMPANY. '"
OFFICE CITY HALUtf
.'. For water aeryic asly at
Bill Wsl moVitfcly g ady2t
Mae all cewlaln.ta at (he oflie T
DENTISTS.
O. H
MAOK
aucceesor to Br, J. M. Keeae,
desiring superior operations at me
reXeS? brSnCh W upeM
f11" IIIIIIIIHt
I Jacob Vogt
4ow lino of summor shoes, and 1
mypncoo aro away dowa'; Jl
Bay.b'lock, M,. gUt ? 1rfUl
aoroes from Pittoa Bros. Z . ..
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