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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1904)
!WV ifif j "T JbIOTW DAILY 0 AX XT AX. JOUBtfAI SAISM, OREGON, TUESDAY, DEOEMEEK, 13, 1001. U Va AlwHW nKHn iTiif! j, in r fcfenatwHiWMK ft- Your Heart Blood, Trouble Results. - - ' . An heart trouble? I " . i tin HI.IirH. tJJLCI U4BUIK. k.W "iTaveVn n,our left e, In; k back or SHOUiuer. ai j ouu4 IM'Vj.t .wfromlties. Pftlo face, blue rrTcouEb, swollen ankles. 1.0,1 have fainting spells, breast iU v .,..., .-ArtnenH of th face. "J... In nleeDlnff on one mo. ffonly BclcnUna treatment for this hole train or irouoi . . n.ri fhire. i. . ' . SW . , . n.. tA frt 4tA jr. Miles ow "J"- "'" " , Li-inn of a famous specialist. IV.i creat success In treating obstl- uuwrw": r-rr- -tli ni uni pre-emincui. - ....iifla world. fne medicine -wlU euro you. Wo know we worn you ..-. . ,-- -- U Jo not tencnt yur SK11 rill jive you oacjt juui mw. i hive for several years suffered at ..with heart trouble. I got so E3 LSi w Bit upon tho side of the M iKfof Umfcato Bet breath. Threo PLlrffhera have Sled of heart, trou- ."Sna I thought I -was trouur tna samo .-. 1M1I UUUUh fc.. .--- .7. . J w- MKkt. ifeart & t if K -wwt .. WWnifc, ' J, V . " i . 1 TStatd. Gamo'-'Vvnracn''j: "V Baker binls he recommends n Hralt of five has prepared bis first biennial roporft birds a't day,1 antl (o prohlb'it the uso of to tho Governor, which is now in tiogsfror-threa-yeara,. nnd,if used at all . , , '.'to confine their use to tho last 15 days hands of tliq state printer. - , . ;, 'lot the open season. Ho says that Oregon today is onej; m. of the best garao states in the TJnlonSk ", 77 lmen"9 snoum "a Fr" Tho JGOO copies of the gamo lamK" Ior " r" . which tho special session of legiflla' n "Prts thnt elk aro not very turo authorized .printed, haye aU beennumcrous nnd Bnould bo protected en distributed nnd thai he still "has manyTtlroly for ten years. applications which sho cannot fill nndi Grouse aro more numerous this year asks that 5000 copies be printed forithan last. tlln fltlflnillfy Wrt vonra rot a pampmei aooui ur. juuea wrt dure and thought I would V few bottles. After using tnem i ,f.rd. and hayq naa oecr iieaiin ".vTUt hm hefora for several years, t.;n hMrtlly recommenu mm ior noart ssgSSx- UT, "unT- Pa8tor jptUl muii.ni ...-. VOVS? "10 tO US ior TBO ITIOI ?KdJcj Package of Dp. Miles' AntU E.in Pills, the New Bciemino uemay WWl"' . Rvmntom Blank. Our lySlst will diagnose your caso, tell IJwhat la wrong, and how to right It, BOBATUilUJO, wiMiMi . , Musical Goods. If jou want good violin, gmtar or Bnio striugs, and nil kinds of repairs (ir small instruments, call at "W. Cal- Iftfs, Practical Watchmaker, 158 Itate strcft. lU-lOleod-liw 0 I The light of woman's oye& often re- oces the gas bill. .GAME WARDEN BAKER 'V. vm, f5!mfe-e4. 1 HBES HIS REPORT tho ensuing two years. Tho most serious violations of the. laws occur in distant parts of the stato that are difficult to reach and deputies havo to travel lis far as, 75" or 100 miles, andf that with the .small amount of money nllowcd for paying them It is impossiblo to investigate many complaints that arc made. ' OnlyJtWo Cases lofforcst "fires were reported during 1903 nnd -both lacked in evidence that would warrant an ar f, - .. Tho law for the protection of elk expires September 15, 1004, and should be rc-cnnctcd as soon as possible. Tho deer in Oregon aro on tho in crease, and aro not being slaughtered in Southern Oregon ns they were in tho past. Ho recommends that tho run ning of deer with dogs bo permitted during October, but any dog caught running one during May, Juno or July bo killed and the killer bo exempt from prosecution. He recommends a bounty being placed on tho cougar, they being a great killer of deer. -. Tho reports of tho numbers of Chi neso or Mongolian pheasants are very conflicting, somo parts of tho stato re porting an increase and others n de crease. For tho protection of theso Quail in somo parts of the stnte aro greatly on tho increase, Josephine and Jackson counties' being1 tho best. Ho says tho law allowing ono hunter to kill 50 ducks in ono day is a dis grace and that 20 is a large and suffi cient number. Geese 'should bo killed at any sea son, but prohibited at nil times an nesting or roosting places. The limit on Mountain or Brook trout should bo changed from 125 a day to 75. Salmon trout should bo caught with hook and lino in October and November. Bass aro being caught in many streams now and aro increasing rap idly. When tho hunter and farmer aro convinced that tho gamo laws aro for all, then nnd not until then will tho gamo laws bo respected. Twelve or fifteen deputies should bo hired and tho best way to secured tho funds for thjir pay would bo to licenso all hunters, both resident and non-" resident. Ho makes tho following recommen datiens: First Prohibiting tho' sale of up land birds for fivo years. Second Licenso on each resident ' Madam,' said the grocer, "let ine Intro duce Golden Gate the hldhcst tirade coffee on the market." , Nothld does will. GOLDEN OATH COFfEB but tUUotloa. No prlm-00 coapoaa mo crockery, 1 and 2 lb. Bromatlrfhl tins, Nercr sold io bntk. J. A. Folger QX Co. Established half a Camterr San Franclie Vmatilln county, nppcllantsj nppcal from Umatilla cdunty. Hon. W, K. El- UiHffilgfc: Vvt, JuTtrcTfflrmcIl Frank D. Bauers, appellant, vs.-John Bull, rcspondnnt, appeal from Lake, county, Hon. L. Benson, judge; Mooro, Chief Justico; reversed.- tho Ready for Christmas huntor of $1. Third License on each non-resident huntor of $20. Fourth Licenso on each jointed falling rod of 50 cents. Fifth Increaso of penalties for Violation of the gamo laws. Sixth Bounty on cougars of $20. Seventh Bounty on timber wolves of $15. Eighth Bounty on wild cats of $4. Ho shows that thero wore 215 Chi- neso pheasants, 40 quaU, 4 pair of fleer horns ami 1 pair of elk horns shinned out of this stato in tho last year. Thero wero 40 arrests mndo and pen alties imposed in tho last year. Allowanco for tho offico was $4200, and expenditures wero $4045.72, leav ing a balance of $154.28, Leased Hop Land. Our enterprising merchants, Scobert & Dodge, havo branched out again and will go to raising ho'pi. Mr. Dodge returned from Woodburn yesterday, where hc5 completed a ten-year loaso on 45 ncros of as fine hop land ns there is in tho valley. Thoy will plant 20 acres nt least at once, nnd may put in the whole 45 acres by next year. Mr. Dodge says thero are men at Woodburn wjio aro willing to enter into contracts for tho next three years' crops nt 20 cents a pound. Eugene Kcglster, 0 How's This? Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ito- ward for any caso of Catarrh that can- not bo curod by Hall's Catarrh Curo. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Wo, tho undersigned, havo known F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and beliovo him porfectly honorable in all business, transactions, and financially nblo to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Waldlng, Kinnan & Mar vin, Wholesalo Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is lakon Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood nnd mucous surfnccB of tho system. Testimonials sent froo. Prlco, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tako Eall's Family Fills for constipation. NATURE 8PAHE8 , Tb.a3trIc3ceaRoeM From GrfT.wj What a fortunate provision of patsr'as It Is, that deprives the iroso' of, rnearUtSJ. suffering; for how poignant "would t6? U3 grief to discover, In tho height cif&M blooming glory, that a canker fed at ftx heart, and that tts'beauly' ana'fragxano wero doomed .forever. Naturo atony cparcs the snfferlngtsHe Is a vcrttsfchr tore-house of pleasing rewards, for thcee who seek her aid. In tho yejntJ gono by .falling hair and grayncs nfl0 cast a gl6om over tho Uvea of ihoruaSmas of young women, but thanks to tb In vestigations of scientists the trno cavstf of hair destruction Is now known ter ban a germ or paraslto that burrows;. tatay the hnlr follicles. Kewbro's Wer&aiatn absolutely destroys this germ, ilras' permitting the hair to errow oar na ture Intended. Sold by loadlptr ruff gists. Sond lOo. In stamps" for sample to Tho Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mlcb, THnlel J Jtar. SpadsT Agent SALEM STATE B? UVK r"1'-'"""" '"" """r ""RT" ' ' ,"",-LU" "" """" Iif'3 "' "" "r"'" """ " IJl E Yofi will find the Big Store well supplied with beafitifal far nltar e for Holiday Pres ents. We have been compelled, to make more space to handle oar Immense stock, and are now better able to show the high class goods carried here. .A Christmas present from this store will be sare to please the recipient. A ROCKER, MORRIS CHAIR, BOOK CASE, DESK, TABLE or PICTURE would find a happy wel come in most any home. " . 1 Mill Slitllli tJ3$?&i3! Trtf' push V BUTTON SpecialJAdltfstment on all oor Morris Chairs Moms Special $9-50 A Populat Style Dtesset We hive this dresser In five different fin ishes. Prices range from $0to$2 INDIA STOOLS (3 'a. SPECIAL PRICES All this week we will sell all oar India Stools at reduced pric es. They make handsome little seats for parlor or den. Prices from $.00 up This Desse Is also quite a fa vorite. It comes in Ash, Oak and both White and Birds-eye Maple. High Quality $16.00 Up A Frightened Horso Running liko mad down tho streot, dumping tho occupants, or a hundfod other accidents, aro ovory day occur rences. It behooves everybody to have rellablo Salvo handy and thero 's nono as good as Bucklln'a Arnica Salve Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczoma and Pllos, disappear quickly undor its soothing effect. 25c at J. C. Perry's drug Btoro. New Head for Carnegio Institute. Washington, Pec. 13. The directors of Andrew Carnegio 'a Washington In stitution are in session hero today, and it is expected thnt beforo they ad journ announcement will bo mado of tho selection of a now president of tho institution to succeed Daniel O. Oil man. President Oilman for personal reasons has been desirous of relln quishing tho presidency for somo time. It is beliovcd that his successor will bo Dr. Hom-y Smith Prlchctt, head of tho Massachusetts Instltuto of Tech nology, which Is shortly to be merged with Harvard "college. Capital $50,000.00 GENERAL BANKING' L. K. Page, . . President E. W. Hazard, Cashier Supremo Court Decisions. Six decisions wero hnndod down by tho supremo couit ycslcrdny, as fol fel fol eows: George W. Sutherland nnd H. A. Hammond, as executors of tho last will nml -(stnmont and estate of Church Sturtevant, doceasod, respond ants, vs. Eva Ford, appellant j appeal from Lnno conuty, Hon. J. W. Hamil ton, judgo; Wolvorton, Justico; re. versed nnd remanded. ir Wnilnnliprir. nn administrator of tho partnership of S. Marks and A. Marks, partners ns S. Marks & CoJf rcspondnnt, vs. J. F. Koso, appollant; nnneal from Douglas county, Hon. J. 1l Tr.mlltnn -inillM! WolVOrtOll, JllS" tlcot reversed nnd dismissed. Frederick D. Mne Donald, as admin istrator of tho estato of Maurice H. Mac Donald, deceased, respondent, vs. Drako. 0. O'ltlley appellant; nppoal ;.,, Unltnninnli countv. Hon. A. Ij. FrazcV, judgo; Bean, Justico; nfiirmod. Ooorgo W, Itockman, appollant, vs. Union Unilwuy, u privato corporation, nnd tho Union Streot Suburbnn rail way, a privato corporation, rcspond nnt; nppoal from Union county, Hon. llobort Eakin, judge; Pendleton, Ore gon, November term, 1004; Bonn, Jus tico; roversed. E. L. Smith, respondent, vs. A. Net son nnd T. D. Taylor, as shorlit of BUREN & HAMILTON A savings bank account is especially desirable for those who have idle mon ey on hand and are wait ing for an opportunity to invest it. The money is earning something all the time, yet Is available when wanted. One dollar will open an ac count. Interest compound ed semi-annually. Savings Department Capital National Bank OF SALEM tfmxs HtiimiiiiiiiuiiiiitH' I OiitQiSickhanctt I Dinmg Room Is now ready for our pntrono. This department is for men only. "" "" ' ' v Kw a r1. SMITH'S,, J I CAFEE iiiiiiiiiiiiiimnino, Economy Brand Evaporated Cream always bears tho above cap label. It means the samel a3 telling you that we back up Its purity with a I $5,000 guarantee. Made by the largest pro ducers of Evaporated! Cream, in the world. Coffey's I Cofffeel COFFEY'S. RESTAURANT ,205 Commercial B reel I Gold Dust Float Made by THESIDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Made for family use. As, your grocer for It Brnn and' shorts always on band. P. B. Wallace f, AGEJNT M8MMI M' WIl7 does tho manufacturer put up his articlo in a valuablo glass Jar in stead of a tin emit Because At n ery small Inereaeo of cost It gives housokoopcrs a useful rocep taclo of nocesnitiua instead of it worthless tin can. Eppley's Perfection BAKIKO POVYDDB Is tho only ur'iiclo to put up, but tho reason all housekeepers wunt it is bocauso it produces tho host results for tho least expense Try it for Its vlr fugs as well as to get (1' ean THE TYPICAL AMERiCAM la familiar with Webstcr'B Diction- ary as his guide and authority from i. his earlleat school dayo until he reaches tho highest rank of official power, business responsibility or literary eminence. Tho Novf and Enlarged Edition of Webster's International Diction ary, with Its 26,000 added words, completely revised Gazetteer, and completely revised Biographical Dictionary, has standing and au thority wherever tho English lan guage Is spoken. It has 2380 quarto pages with C000 Illustra tions. Tho Pall nail dazetto of Loa don, England, says: Tho sum total la tho production of a word book which has no equal in tho English language. s P K E E-"A Test In PronttncUtion,"in. itruuivo turn uuiuriuiuiiiM for luo wbolo family, Awo Illustrated jwmiit)Iut. Q.&C.MERRIAMCO., rUOLISHCR, I -woman 4 n 1 ' 1 - Saiem, Oregon SPBINOriEtO, MA88, Pa.i-Mg ssrr :T-t...ir- a w Kffiroa iWhifiTW 248 Commercial St. te
