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DAILY CAPITA1, JOTJBNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 31, 190L
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NEW YORK NEWS LETTER
NowYorlTj Nov. 21. Tho reorgani
zation of tho tobacco companies, which
is being carried on through the agency
ot tbo Morton Trust Company, is note
worthy an being of tho greatest opera
tions of tho kind, in tho amount of
clerical labor and bookkeeping in tho
history of American finance. The total
valuo of the securities to bo received
for conversion into stock and bonds of
the new American Tobacco Company is
363,568,000, while- tho amount of new
securities authorized will be- about
393,000,000. Tho latter, however, in
cludes $180,000,000 in common stock of
tho new company, of which only about
&0,2-,2,4C0 will be loft in the hands of
tho public.
Tho amount of work involved in .sig
natures, verifications, different forms of
bookkeeping and registration can prob-
nbly be appreciated only by trust com
pany officers who have been through
similar operations. Five different kinds
of certificates will be used in receipt
ing for tho old stocks and bonds sur
rendered before the new and final secur
ities nro ifcsucrt and delivered to tho
owners. Tho number of signatures alone
required to these documents, as well
ns tho work involved for tho higher ofll
cent of tho company and for the cleric
al force, is almost beyond computation.
Tho nearest parallels to this operation
hnvo porhaps been tho issue of tho
United Stntes Steel Company, and the
government loan of .$200,00,000 in tho 3
per cents in tho war with Spain, and:
both of thoso cases wcro comparatively
simple, becanso they were chiefly direct
issuoa of securities to bo dealt with,
instead ot tho conversion of several
classes of old securities into new and
differ on t classes
way to change the number of his house.
Tho trouble, he says, is that ho cannot
keep a servant. When they bring a girl
to the house shd looks up at the num
ber, and will not even enter. Now tho
street number bureau of tho .highways
departments has changed No. 13 to No.
11, and tbo occupant is happy.
The Rev. L. J. Evers, rector of St.
Andrew's church, of this city, has sailed
for Europe to present tho cardinal arch
bishop and the other archbishops, who
are soon to assemble in Paris, the reso
lutions passed by tho recent cucharistic
congress. Tho resolutions express sym
pathy with the religious bodies of the
Roman Catholic church in France, and
condemnation for tho attitude of tho
French government to ward Catholics.
A riovol scheme to make New i. ork a
fireproof city has been suggested to
Commissioner Oakley, of the water sup
ply department, by committees repre
senting tho Merchants' Association nnd
tho Retail Dry Goods Association. The
plan is to equip the windows on all
buildings throughout the city with a
wator shower, which is to bo connected
with pipes lending from the street. In
case any big building is threatened uy
fire, which starts in an adjoining build
ing these showers can be turned on-by
firemen, and thus make safe the en
dangered property.
disEASD
'4,"Dtop n nickel in tho Blot, and see
your finish" is tho sign over a new
nlckol in-tho-slot machine. An oblong
wooden opening admits tho face, anil an
inenndoeeent light within reveals tho
spectator's features in a mirror. Watch
tho mirror closely, and one's imago
gradually fades and in its plnce a skull
npponrs, which slowly assumes startling
distinctness. The other night a woman
returning from the theatre dropped 'a
coin in the slot of one of the machines,
nnd a moment later fainted in tho nrms
of hor oscort.
Nicola Tosln hns joined the critics of
Now York's subway. Ho declares that
tho electric system, as installed, is one
jopresentnting tho state of tho art 10
years ago, and that vnlunblo improve
ments which nro of controlling import
ance hnvo- boon overlooked or discard
ed, air. Tosla further says: Tho
quickness of travol, tho safety of tho
public and of tho adjacent proporty,
were tho dominating requirements.
These have not been proporly mot. A
mistake was miido in not asking the
electric companies to furnish tho best,
instead of tho chonpost equipment."
Tho opinion is advanced that Mr.
Tftdn is making ono of his accustomed
"plays to tho gnllfriot' for advertis
ing purpose, and that ho will not be
nblo to support his "mischlavotis state
ment." Mrs. Florence K. Maybriek is at work
on n Iwuk dealing with her remarkable
life story, at the home of Brooklyn
friends. Slio wrltojt everything out her
Kolf in long hand, and has nn aman
uensis who gets it out on tho typewrit
er. She has been working eight hours
n day on the book siiwo she has been
in Uronklyn, It will bo published sim
ultaneously in New York und London.
The recont death of Mrs. Annie Mor-
an, widow or iwaru juoran, me ma
rine painter, and herself an artist, re-
calls tho suit instituted by her to re
cover tier nusuanti's paintings, -ur.
Moran left a will directing his executor
to sell certain pictures, if $40,000 or
moro eould bo realized for them. If
this price wcro not procured, he was di
rected to givo them to tho New lork
public library. The $40,000 was not
forthcoming, and when tho pictures
wero turned over to the library Mrs.
Morton brought suit for them, alleging
that they had been given to her during
her husband 'i lifetime. She won her
suit. Tho pictures were recently ex
hibited nt tho Metropolitan Museum of
Art, and attracted much attention.
Altoona, Pa., June ao, 1903.
I was afflicted with Tetter in bad shape
It would appear in blotches as large as mi
band, a yellowish color, and scale of
You can imagine how offensive it wa
For twelve years I was afflicted with thi
trouble. At night it was a case of scratcl
and many times no rest at all. Seeing tin
good the medicine was doing a fnenc
wno was taking 11 tor eczema, 1 com
menced it, and as a result the eruption be
Fan to dry up and disappear, and to-da
am practically a well man. Only twe
tiny spotj!re left on the elbow and shin
where on the whole body was affected.
I have every confidence in the medicine
and feel sure that in a short time tbest
two remaining spots will disappear
S. S. S. is certainly a great blood puri
fier, and has done me a world of good
I am grateful for what it has accom
plished, and trust that what I have said
will lead others who arc similarly afflict
ed to take the remedy and obtain th
same good results that I have.
135 East Fifth Ave. John F. Lear.
While washes, soaps, salves and powden
relieve temporarily, they do not reach the
real cause of the utsease. The blood mu6l
be purified before the cure is permanent '
S.S.S. contains no potash, arsenic or min
eral of any description, but is guaranteed
purely vegetable 1
Send for our book 1
on the skin and Its,
diseases, which is
mailed free. Out
physicians wil.'
cheerfully advise
without chargt
any who write us
about their case.
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga
John Wllle vs. Marvin Hart.
Chicago, 111., Nov. 21. Ono of tho
best pugilistic shows pulled off here
abouts in a long timo is carded for tho
arena of the Blue Island nthlethv-Club
tonight. A ton-round bout between
Marvin Hart, of Louisville, and John
Wille, who moro than held his own
in a recent bout with Jack O'Brien, is
scheduled for the wind-up. It will bo
tho second timo that Wille and Hart
have met in the squared circle. Thoir
first encounter, which took place hero
about a year ago, resulted in a draw.
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Name Fair Streets.'
Visitors' names will bo given tue
streets, avenues and courts 'at the Lew
is and Clark centennial. The streets
leading to the Trnil, which is tho namo
given to tho nmusement street, will be
called Astor Drive, in honor of John
Jacob Astor. Plazas and courts will
be named for Senator Thomas II. Ben
ton, a staunch friend of Oregon; his
colleague, Senator Lewis F. Linn, Presi
dent Jefferson nnd President Monroe.
OREGON EDITOR WINS MONEY.
Col. Hofcr Gets $50 for Frizo Essay
Other Awards of Portland
Committee.
MARKET QUOTA
TIONS TODAY
"Make Salem a Good Home Market"
Poultry at Stolner'e 'Market.
Eggs Per dozen,. 30c.
Hens 7c.
Young chickens "c.
Ducks 9c.
Turkeys 12 J to 14c.
UllVMU II I lJ
OFTEN TID3
SEED OF
TION.
CONSUMP-
The report that ex-Lieutetmat-Qover-nor
WoodruO' it a candidate for sena
tor, to suOeet-d Senator Depow, is vigor
,oiifly denied, bat there is arenl live
,boom under way for Mr. Woodruff,
whioh, in the opinion of tunny politi
niann, will nume w eerious character.
It is nothing lew than his Domination
mvxt fall as tho lUmblieMii candidate
for Mayor if Greater New York. The
boom was started on election night at
Republtaan headquarters whon it had
became known that King county had
gone for President liooeevelt. Tho
Kings county Republican leaders be
lieve that the gain in Greater New
York will reoult in Die nomination of
a straight Republican ticket in the next
city ejection. A straight Republican
ticket for mayor has not run in 10 years
in Now York City, Owe of the reasons
for the belief that a Republican candi
date next year wuuld have aa exeelleat
ohnuee of eleetiun ht the factional dif
ference existing between TamHtauy Hall
ami tiie MeDarraw organisation in
Hroekiyu. Auuthor reason is the belief
that the Hryan Dewoerat intend to or
ganise iu the city, and run an independ
ent candidate for Mayor.
Tho good Hr.R.kln cltls who lives
nt 13 Pulhemua Plaeo deelam that he
in 11.1t lu i.t suiM-wtuloue. er is any
inetulfr of hit family; but he kM k4
the wtNtrvUer ot evMpUOnte to Had a
Druggist Geo. W. Putnam Tells People
of Salem Quickest Means to
Cure It.
For years cod liver oil has been
known to possoss romarkablo curativo
ami healing properties for throat, bron
chial ami lung troubles, but, as a fam
ous physician has said, on account of
the grease it contains, it has been diffi
cult for pooplc to take enough of it in
to thoir systems to combat a thorough
ly settled disouso.
"Now, however," said Mr. Putnam,
"we have Vinol, which contains in a
highly concentrated form all of tho
medicinal curative oloments actually
taken from fresh codi livers, but
without 11 drop of oil or gronso to up
set the stomach nnd retard its work,
and there is no limit to tho amount
any person can take into their system
to overcomo disease. Hero aro two let
ters that have just come to our atten atten
teon: Mrs. Louisa Stover, of Elkhart,
Iml., writes: 'Far a long timo I suf
fered with bronchial troublo and feared
eommmption. 1 ejuld not seoin to get
any relief from cough medicines, old
forms of cod liver oil, or emulsions. I
coughed badly and my client was soro
and irritated. Vinol has honied the
wireaeM mud fctoppod tho oough and
ha strengthened and invigorated my
whole system.
"Mrs. John Hogkins, Bangor, Penn.,
writes that Vinol cured her son of
bronchitis, from whleh ho hnd suffered
for years after everything else had
failed.
"Wo ask every person in Salem suf
fering from chronic oolds, coughs,
bronchitis,' or who need an invigorntor
and strength creating medicine to try
Vinol ou our guarantee to return tho
money If it faili." Geo. W. Putnam,
Druggist.
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Awning Notice.
By order of tho oommon council, no
tice is hereby given to nil u,ors of awn
ings In tho city of Salem to adjust
those now in use, nnd thoso to bo erect
ml, to conform strictly to tho terms; of
ordinance No. SOfl of said city, whioh
requires all awnings to be not lass than
eight (S) feet above the level of tho
sidewalk. Parties failing to obsorvo
this notice and said ordinance, will be
pneeutod after a reasonable time in
whleh eompllaneo herewith may be
hud. .. J. JUDAH,
Jl-U-lOt City Rtworder.
O -flL f KP X. X A. .
Br tae si 1 KM Yw fan Unn Zt
(Ashland iTrbune.)
Writers outside of Portland who com
peted in tho Oregon story writing con
tost havo been awarded the prizes to
which the judges found them entitled
according to merits of their work. Col.
E. Hofer, of the Salem Journal, cap
tured the first prizo for 11 strong article
written by him nnd published in the
Lansing, Iowa, Mirror.
All of the articles in the competition
told of comprehensive, stories of Ore
gon's advantages and resource-!', and
most of them were published in country
newspapers of tho Middle West. Tho
benefits that will accrue to the state
from this publicity ore bound to be
considerable. Tho Middle West is fcr
tilo soil for Oregon advertising to full
upon.
Col. Hofer will have his choice of a
gold medal or 50 in cash, and the sec
ond prizo winner, Cyrus E. Walker, of
Albany, Oregon, will receive tho medal
sfceulU 'ol. ilofer prefer tnc cash. Tea
third prizo winner, Mrs. Hnrrlet Min
thorn, of Woodville, gets $25 cash; the
fourth prize winner, Fred Lockley, of
Pendleton, gets $15, and the fifth prize
winnor, Paul R. Lyster, of Gardiner
City, gets $10.
The Commercial club officials who
planned tho competition aro highly
gratified with its successful outcome.
The judges who passed upon tho state
competition are: Rev. W. S. Gilbert,
Rev. M. A. Quinlan, Professor I. W.
Pratt, Professor W. C. Hawley.
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Nevada Gold Excitement.
A linker City man, who has just re
turned from Ooldfield, Nevada, says
that no mining excitement sinco tho
days of tho Comstook compares witii
thnt now raging in Goldfiold and Ton-
apah, Novada. Tho camps are crowded
to thoir full capacity with Immunity
of ovory description and color and hun
dreds of pooplo aro arriving in the
enmps daily.
Corner lots nt Goldfield that six
months ago wore bought at from $2o
to $30 per lot, havo sinco been sold at
$7000 and $S00O.
The many saloons nro crowded day
and night and ono must elbow through
tho crowd to get a drink nt the bar,
Gambling in all its forms is wide
open and ninny Inrgo winnings and
losings nro made ovory hourof the
twenty-four. Raker City Demo'crat.
Disastrous Wrecks.
Carelessness is responsible for many
n railway wrock, and the same causes
aro making human wrecks of sufferers
f:om Throat and Lung troubles. Rut
sinco tho advent of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
aud Colds, oven tho worst cases can
be cured, aud hopeless resignation is
no longer necessary. . Mrs. Lois Cragg,
of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many
whoso lifo was saved by Dr. King's
Now Discovery. This groat romedy is
guaranteed for nil Throat and Lung
disease by J. O, Perry, druggist. Price
G0c and $1. Trial bottles free,
o
Greatest of Efficiency.
Soo tbo Jumbo two-horxo stump and
grub maohlno. with teleecopo sweep.
Four timos the power, twice tho
weight, and one-half the money asked
for any othor maehlae. Something
sew. Cal land see It at Salem branch
M'tcaell, Lewis & Stiver Co. 10-iMt
Harritt & Lawrence.
Eggs Per dozen, 30e.
Potatoes, Vegetables, Etc
Potatoes Vic
Onions 214c
Wood, Pence Paste, Sts,
Second-grovth $4.50.
Big fir $5.00.
Ash $5.00.
Oak posts 15c.
Cedar posts 10c.
Hlaet, Pelto and "uro.
Green Hides, No. 1 Be.
Green Hides, No. 2 .c.
fait Skins 45c.
Bheep 75c.
Goat Skins IBo to .
Grain, Hops and Flour.
Oof a Buying, I401.50.
Barley $2323.50.
Hops 27314c.
Salem Flouring Mills.
Flour Wholesale, $V.10.
Wheat SOc.
Live 8tocl( Market
Steors 22Jc.
Cows lSl3ic.
Sheep $1.502.(X'.
Dressed veal 15$2C
Fat hogs 5050.
Baled cheat $id".00.
Baled clover $1112.
Bran $22.
Eggs, Butter and Cream.
By Commercial Cre.im Co.
Eggs 270.
Butter 2"i,430e.
Butter fat 27jC at station.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Wheat Walla Walla, S0S2c.
Valley S7&C.
Flour-Valley, straights, $-;.65(.D4.85;
graham,$3.50$4.00.
Oats Choice white, $1.301.32i.
Barley Feed, $22 per ton; rolled,
$24.50 .
Mlllstuff Bran, $19.00.
nny Timothy, $14.0010.00.
Potatooi 70S0c.
Eggs Orogon ranch.
Foultry Chickens, mixed 99',c
pound; turkeys, live, 1415c, dressed,
1017c.
Pork Drosso, 51,6c.
j Beef Dressed, 4Vi0c.
Veal 67c.
Mutton Dressed, 35c.
nops 1903 crop, 2831c.
Wool Valley, 1920c; Eastern Or
egon, 1017c; Mohair, 2025c.
Hides dry, 16 poands nnd upwards.,
1515Vc
Butter Fancy creamery, 2530c.
mMMIHWWHIMWM
j FIX
j j FOR
!! WINTER -
That is what all should do,
and ono of the most important
things to bo done is to have
tho pumbing in your honse in
good sanitary condition. Let us
put your pipes and connections
in order.
BURROUGHS & FRASER
Sheet Iron Workers and
Plumbers.
WHY DOES
A BABY CRY?
Because it is either hun
gry or in pain. Properly
nourished it will usually grow
up right and be comfortable
that's the principal thing
for a baby. If its food lacks
strength and nourishment
add Scott's Emulsion at feed
ing time. A few drops will
show surprising results. If a
baby is plump it is 'reason
ably safe. Scott's Emulsion
makes babies plump.
Well send you a sample free.
Scott & Bowne, 409 Fearl St., New York.
Ch'ango in Finn.
J. G. Reigleman and W. F. R. Smith
havo formed a partnership, and will
conduct n general blacksmithing and
wood working business at 100 Chemek
eta street, Mr. Smith having purchased
tho interest of G. Schnltz.
Mr. Reigelman hns been at the pres
ent stand for seven years, whilo Mr.
Smith is well-known, having been in
the shops in this city for the past 17
years. They invite their friends to
call on them.
11-14-lm REIGLEMAN & SMITH.
OASTOBLIA.
Bean tie 9 KM YOU H2V9 ArwafS BOBfM
DR. SUNN'S onion
CURES COUGHS, COLD8,
HOARSENESS A CROUP.
Bett Remedy for Children. Pleasant to take and n
Cinjtrlnanoierdose. Theold original Home Cur
Sold brill MedlelnoSloresIn large bottles (or SO t).
Made only by OR. B0SASK0 CO,, Philadelphia. f
Wrltt iff ui will itnd you a Sample Eattlt WU
UNniftfJftntra.
Three Trains to the tdt!
mUu6U ruuman staadiM "
tourist sleeping cara dalrTtorw
Chicago, Spokane; tourirt ,
cars dally to Kanp ... ?l
Pullman tourist sleephg
Bonally conducted) vittll u J
go; reclining chair cars (nT
to the East daily.
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8:15p. m.
tl Hunt-tngton
(St. Part
Put Mall
61'r.a.
Bpotana
From Portland, Or,
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Ocean and River 8ehMi.
For San Francisco-Everr ;
a i. o v. iu.. i-or Astoria, aj rxfo
and North Beach Dally (except 8
aayj at s p. m.; Saturday at 10 .
uaiiy service (water permltuij)
wiiiameue ana Yamhill riven.
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UBEROID
OOFING
BBBaKt2a9VNBmaar
A water-proof, weather
proof, acid-proof, fire-resisting,
ready-to-lay roofing
that for ten years has been,
and still is without an equal
R. M. Wade & Co.
Leadltur Hardware Dealers
For fuller information ask or rJ
your nearest ticket agent, or
A. L CRAia
General Passenger Ami
The Oregon Railroad & NarinM
v.uM 1 uiuuuu, uregon.
hi mil M-in imiiiiiiin
:: Fo Sale at
A Bagaiiri
; ; An 8 Horse Power Gaso
; ; line Engine in good run
; ; ning order. Call and see
; ; it at our factory.
:: Voget Lumber & Fuel Go. jj
Down town office 112 Court
street. Telephone Main 2451.
', '. Ono block east of S. P. pas
; ; senger depot.
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TIME CARD NO. 25. '
No. 2 for Yaqulna
Leaves Albany 12 pjj
Leaves Corrallis l:H fjj
Arlves Yaqulna 5;fj
No. 1. Returning
Leaves laqulna 7:1511
Leaves Corvallls U:SUI
Arrives Albany 12:15 PI:
No. 3 for Detroit-
Leave Albany 1:MH
Arrives Detroit ,:MFil
No. 4 from Detroit
Leave Detroit ., .'6:2011
Arrives Albany j 11:1511
Train No. I arrives in Alii:; I
time to connect with the S. P. is
bound train, as well as gMngtut
threo hours in Albany before to"
ure of S. P. north bound train
Train No. 2 connects witnuiiri
trains at Corvallls and Albany f'
direct service tp Newport u.
cent beaches.
Train No. 3 for Detroit, Brriteria,
and other mountain resorts laml
bany at 1:00 p. m., reachlcr fe
about C:00 p. m.
For further information apply k
EDWIN STONE, Maufl
T. COCKRELL, Agent, Albany.
H. H. CRONISE, Agent. Com-j
O. C. T. CO.'B PASSENGER,
8TEAMER3
POMONi
and Altona leave faj
Portland dally except
dav at 7 a. m.
Deck: Foot of Trail 1
M. P. BALDWIN,
TheYosI
NEW STOCK
DRESS AND HIGH-TOP
BOOTS AND SHOES
Wenr liko inm. Repairing a spe
cialty. Jacob Vogt
08 STATE STREET, SALEM.
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No. 10
The Machlno Behind the M j
Excels all others in
LIGHT RUNNING
PERFECT ALIGNMENT
PERMANENT ALIGNS
EASE OF ACTION,
BEAUTY OF CHARACTt"
AND DURABILITY.
75,000 Sold
J. D. BROWN. Hg
230 Stark Street, PC 5
C. M. ur -rf
1 l Aoent, 233 Com !
Baiem, urea"- ., ptti
We Rent Wf '
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Sold In Salem by 8. C. Stone.
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