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DAILY CAPITAL J0T7EXAL, SAUQ& OXBOOV, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1905.
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CLEAN THE CITY.
The- donot etounaa of this citv.
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Wbero the passongcr trains arrive, are
being cleaned up. Tho grass is being
trimmed, tlio weeds cut out and gravel
xraMrs being put in.
The ctato and county and the city
public grounds are being put in ordor,
nnd so far as the public places nro con
"ccraod thero is nothing loft to do but
tisa water on them generously during
tho summer.
Tho school ground still nood atten
tion. There nro too many woodpiles,
ami rubbish and untriinmed trees on
be vrounds to prosont n ronlly noat
fcpponrnncc.
Tho npponranac of tho school houso
grounds could bo much improved by
tho co-oporntlnn of tho teachers nnd tho
janitors. But it seems nlmost cruel to
udc swiy inoro work of the tcachem
Property owners about the sohool
Sionses might tako soino interest in this
gcntnro of denning of tho city. Old
boards, barrels, tinwnrc and scraps of
all. kinds should he removed.
IC Arbor Day woro dovoled to this,
instead of planting more shndo trees it
"would lo far more bonofloittl. The gen
eral cleaning up or tho city cannot bo
tMOeled any longer.
I CUBED MY RUPTURE
1 Will Show Yen How te Cura Yours
FREE.
I wm holpless ma bed-ridden for years from a double-raptnra.
Ho truis could bold. Doctors said I would die U not operated oo.
I footed them sit and cured myself by a simple clieoTerr. I will
send tho cure free by mall If you write for It. It cuf ed me and baa
since cured thousand!. II will cure you. Write to-day. Capt.W.A.
Celling!, Box 797, Watertown. N. Y.
OBSERVATION CAR
SERVICE POSTPONED
TIIE BUILDING ERA.
Bulem Is having ii building boom, not
Sn the senso of an inflation of tho renl
cstato mnrknt, but toduy there nro al
snost 0() now dwellings under construc
tion. The same reports oomo from almost
isvnry wootlon of tho Willamette vulloy,
and nt tho rate that houses are going
xipiit is safe to wiy that tho population
as increasing rapidly.
Thero arc sevornl iiiiiisom for, this mid
tden elinngn in tho wosteru part of tho
TJtato. Tho howls and Clark fair has
brought to Orogon a large numbor of
Jpeoplo who oomo to mnko homes. They
iletu'rn to build and beoomo n part of
tho groat commonwealth.
Thoy are not alone, howovor, in 'thin
building era. for the people of the statu
who have lived liorofccl the spirit of
Ioruinnoucy, and nro erecting substan
tial homes. This i ml Ion ton that the poo
jilo who have resided here for years are
wsUhIIoiI with conditions, and are ready
tfo upend their romalnlng years in the
valley. The vnlloy Is en the verge uf
period of prosperity and development
nnd within flvo yours will double in
population anil wealth.
Oh Saturday Tho Journal published
a telogram from Ohas 8. Fee, general
passongor and freight agent at Bun
Francisco of tho ITnrrlman lines, say
ing that tho observation cur service had
bcon extended from Qlendnlo to Port
land, and that tho day trains in the
Wlllamotto valley would bo equipped,
both wuys, with tho improved service.
This wns very gratifying to all the
peoplo of "Western Oregon, as tho pres
ent service does not show tho travoling
public who rldo in tho observation
Development League will not let tho
matter rest with this. It is well known
that thero nrc "Y" tracks at Albany,
Salem and Woodburn, and the cars can
bo run north from ftoseburg or Glen
dale by daylight and show the best
part of Wostorn Oregon, and render
this service until a turn-table can be
built nt Portland. It will be noticed
that Mr. Worthington says this service
may bo put on later, so tho matter has
not bcon given up by tho railroad men.
Tho mnnngcrs are not Indifferent to the
ncods of Western Oregon, and may
FIELD --MEET
cars tho beautiful country north of . bo able to find shortor cars that can be
Qlendnlo by daylight. turned at Portland. The effort to
Tho Orogonlnn today says tho sorvico show tho beautiful region known as the
cannot be established, on account of
lack of turn-tnblo facilities at Port
land. It publishes tho following state
ment: No Oars at Prcsont.
General Mnnnger Worthinglon, of
the 0. 11. & Is', nnd tho Oregon linos of
the Bouthorn Pacific, says Unit tho div
patch from Trafllc Mnnngor C. S". Fee,
of Ban Francisco, announcing tho es
tablishment of observntiou-cnr scrvieo
through tho Willumotto valley on the
dny trains of tho Bouthorn Pacific is
a mistake, and that tho sorvico will not
be established at this timo, for the
rousou that thero is no way of turning
the cars nt this end of tho line, and,
therefore, thoy uaumit bo tihed In and
out of Portland until such time us
changes may be made In the track, in
speaking of tho matter yesterday, Mr.
Worthington said:
"It was our original intention to run
those ears through on trains 10 and 10,
and If wo wero able to turn thum here
we should bo running those ears. We
Hhould be oxtromoly glad to oblige tho
people of tho Wilhimetto vnlloy In this
mutter If we could, but at tho prosout
tlino find we nro not nblo to do so.
Home time later wo may be ablo to in
troduce thin attractive feature on day
light trains through t-he Willamette
valley, anil wlion wo are able to do so,
Willamette valley to the millions who
will como and go from tho fair will not
bo given tip by the business men of
Western Oregon, nor by the railroad
offlcinls.
Tho governing board of control of
the Inter-College Athletic Association
of Oregon held a meeting nt Salem
Monday, and set Saturday, June 10th
as the time for the annual field meet
at this city, and the stato fair grounds
as tho plnce for making the try-outs
between the different colleges.
W. L. Whittlesey, of the University
of Oregon, was chosen president; Wil
lard II. Wirtz, of Pacific Univesity,
secretary and treasurer, and George
Simpson, of Willamette, manager.
Tho Yale-Harvard plan of counting
wns adopted, providing four places, and
giving the first man five points, the
second man three points, the third two
points, and the fourth one point.
Thero will be gold nnd silver medals
for the first and second places.
Special trains will bo run from Eu
gene, Portland and Corvallis, and a
large number of men prominent in ath
letics will bo present. Exports hnvo
been secured as judges and referees.
The board of control will ask tho Salem
business men to givo employes a half
holiduy on the dny of the try-out from
1 to '1 o'clock. The event will bring
largo crowds to the city.
STOP!
AND CONSIDER THE
ALL-IMPORTANT
FACT
WOMEN
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep
tive, xuauysuuucu
deaths nrc caused
by it heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed toad vancc
blood will at
tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
brenic down ami waste away cell by cell.
Ill.idder troubles nlmost nlwnvs result
from a derangement, of the kidneys and
ill
a cure is obtained quickest by n proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
taking Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-RJaot, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through the day.
and to get up many times dtirintr the
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ittL'lit. 1 lie nil Ul and tlie extruordinurv
they will not find us uniitlm?. as u effect of Swouip-Koot is soon realized.
nro anxious, Indeed, to do everything ' U tand the behest for its wonderful
... . . " " cures of the most distress) ni' cases.
huump-Koot is pleasant to take and is
ELBOTRIO TAN VENTILATION.
Tho uKfliir fan system of ventila
tion ndoptod for the now Bnlom High
School building Is wild to by tho best
nnd most progressive- system In use.
It provides u iwilliitfuii of pure air
nt HI tluiHR. hmitdtt distributing lht
limit all over the Urge gliding. It is
lit nso in the largest nnd host sehools of
thq onttutry.
Thorn nro other gmd Hyjttmim of
boating mid ventilation, but (lie oleo
trie funs are the lattet thing of (he
kind, and r8guiaod ns up-to-data In
vory rttspMt.
A ourraut of frm nlr Is emwttmitly
furctMl through evury rouin In the
luiildlug, tmd Uiis Is of the utmost 1m
portutiea to lHrg gfltkorlHgs of young
Then km wore upl tfolHg about
Willi MtUgiMliMl lUHgS RHlI IllOodUtM
ompliutloHH fur Inek of frwh nlr than
any other miimi. 8 long ms God nmde
lr bud iujwU' uf It, nu tlimild hi
vdtXuut It.
we can that will add to tho comfort or
pleasure of tho trip through this bona
tlful vnlloy."
What Gun Bo Dono.
Tho ofiieers of tho Willamette ,Vlliy
Store Quangos Hands.
4- W. llnrritt Vihs MirehHMd the storo
ur Btlur rtmtMM.v, on Btuto treat, '
and will Uko mmmmUih Mmv 1st. I
"TUt wy to wllk, if you dmlr
It, U m plain h tb way to war
k.M Ho uM wh W im JrkJjH
kHH4rd aad Htlf J &L
It U ms trw taUy m Utm,
He lHUt tW-wtgr wjtk tM kuw
ly dl:
Hs hwsiwt.
Wrk litirck ,
oint sAvnoe hank drpakt
ums'T muL iiHuv you havh.
"ltmitlllk" Mill lTHkllH,
4MUt MMAty U f h kUA4, Kr
ling nHtrk Mnv IwgeU why,
and 1U eiTspriag van lJft mat,
A Ait AA Cstl "
n w
Wo rmve dej4ls f m dallr
or ttMre auy tltuo, aad pay iatomt
at the rata af X mr ewt )r rm
imjw, AtuwunilU U aaHaally. .
Savings Department
CAITAI NATIONAL BANK
sold bv nil drtilfL'ists in fiftv-rent mill
one-dollnr size lotties. You may luivc a
sample ttottlc of this wonderful new dis
covery and a lxxik that tells nil nlxmt it,
both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil
mer S: Co., r.iiighamton, N. Y When
writing mention reading this generous
oner in mis jmh.t. uoirt make any
i mistake, but reuieinberthenanie,Swnuij
, Knot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
j nddruMi, llinghamtou, N". Y., on every
I bottle
That in addressing Mrs. Pinkham yon
are confiding your private ills to a woman
a woman whono experience with wo
man's diseases covers a great many years.
You can talk freely to a woman whenit
is revolting to relate your private troubles
to a man besides a man does not; under
stand slmnlv because he is a man.
Many women suffer in silence and drift along
from bad to worse, knowine full well that they
ought to have immediate assistance, buta natural
modesty impels them to shrink from exposing them
selves to the questions and probably examinations of
even their family physician. It is unnecessary.
Without money or price you can consult a woman
whose knowledge from actual experience is great.
Mrs. Pinkhain's Standing Invitatien:
Women suffering from any form of female weak
ness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs.
Pinkham at Lynn, Mass. All letters are received,
opened, read and answered by women only. A
woman can freely taut or ner private mness to a
woman; thus has been established the eternal
confidence between Mrs. Pinkham and the women
of America which has never been broken. Out
of the vast volume of experience which she
has to draw from, it is more than possible
that she has gained the very knowledge
that will help your case. She asks noth
inein return excent your irood-will.and her
ndvice lias relieved thousands. Surelv anv
woman, rich or poor, is very foolish if she
aKffl
Secretary Fechter Resigned.
John Pechtcr, secretary of the Y. M.
C. A., has resigned and B. P. Muller
has been nppointed to act in his plnce I docs not take advantage of this generous
until a permanent secretary is elected
Mr. Fechtor will visit with his parents
in California before commencing active
duties again, lie has been secretary of
the local branch for five year.
Thoy Would Wed.
County Clerk J. W. Holund issued
mnrirago licenses to tho following
couples teday: Nellie E. Hoover and
Lloyd Craft; Mary Coldren and Her
bert Platts.
Regents Appointed.
Covornor Chamberlain today ap
pointed Hon. G. W. Probstcl, of Wes
ton, Oregon, nnd Hon. Jerry Stone, of
Athena, Oregon, as regents of tho
Weston normal school.
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City Council Moots.
The city council will hold a regular
session this evening, and it is said that
an application will be mndo for n fran
chise for a new electric company.
offer of assistance. Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Following1 wo publish two lot
tors from a womnn who accep
ted this invitation. Note the
result.
First letter.
'Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
" For eight years I have suffered something
terrible every month with my periods. Tho
pains nreexcruclauns! and 1 can bardlv stand
them. My doctor says I have ovarian and
womb trouble, and I must go through an op
eration u i want to gee wen. x ao not wane
to submit to it if I can possibly help it.
Flea&e tell me what to do. I hope you can
relieve mo. "-Mrs. Mary Dimmick, 69th and E.
uapitoi HC&, uenning f.U., Wastilngton,U.U
PAINLESS
EXTRACTION
ABSOLUTELY
FREE
In order to eoaviaeo thoxe vko
Iwva aat trtodMy jmiubxw wsthwOa 1
will, oh FoWj AkdN !t, ad Ulitt
fey aaly, extract twtk lu my pain
law td. It doWt mat tar
wkatkar yoa kava oaa or thirty to
toil-Mat, 1 will do It abaolutaiy )Mla
law and fraa of aosU Homwih, wlm
ply to provm wy statawaats. Wnm
you m aa aiwrtioa orar my Hame
you aa dKMtd u(h)h it. Tkl is no
wxa(tloH. CHe or tlwt d Had
nt fottvia0d.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
The Painleu Dontitt.
StMlotT ImUdlaff, Court St ttkaae
Mala SHU. Hur, S a, m. t p. w
7 p. m. to S p. w. SauJay, 10 a. tu.
to Ix w.
WAR ON IIIOH PRICES.
Ellers Piano House tho Aggressors A
Two Weeks' Campaign Salo of
High Qrado Pianos
Will Bo Rolontlessly Wagod for tho
Remainder of This Month at Our
Temporary Quarters, Corner of Lib
erty nnd Court Streets, at tho House
Furnishing Company's Store. .
Largo Hop Ranch.
J. H. Peterson, who owns tho old
Ankony place, near Jcll'orson, has just
sot out 100 acres of hops on his ranch.
II. Ii. MoCann succeeds W. C. line-
erty as editor of tho McMinnville
Tolophono-lloglstor. Tlint is a very
bright and able looal papor and will
not deteriorate under tho new manage-mont.
noa&e tell me wbat to do. I hope you can
Mary ilimn
Ine P.O.. V
Second letter,
' Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
" After following carefully your advice,
and taking Lydia E. Plnkbum's Vegetable
Compound, I am very anxious to send you
my testimonial, that others may know their
valueand v bat you have done for me .
' As you know, I wrote you that mnl
laid I must have an operation or I could i
live. I then wroto you. tellinir vou n .
monts. I followed your advice and m .
tirely welL I can walk miles without
acne or a pain, and l owe my lire to you i
to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compoo
I visb every suffering woman wouldr
this testimonial and realize the value of w
ing to you and your remedy." Sin Hiij
uimnucK, autn ami ii. uapitoi Htreett,
mug sr. j., it asniiigiun, u. j.
When a medicine has been su
in restoring to health so many wi
whose testimony is so unquestionib!
you cannot well say, without trying!.
" l do not believe it will help me."
you are ill. don't hesitate to gets
tie of Lydia E. Pinkham's VetreW
Compound at once, and write Mrs. Piml
ham, Lynn. Mass., for special adn
it is tree and always helpful.
No mercury, no minerals, no danger
in Hollistcr's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tho greatest family tonic known.
Brings good health to all who use it.
35 cents, Ten or Tablets. Stone's
Drug Store.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
FLETCHER'S CASTORIA.
Kastor novelties in Ciiinn Plates,
Eggs, Egg Cups, Chiuks, Pucks nnd
Hunnies. The Variety Store.
Now Curo for Cancer.
All' surface cancers are now known
to bo curable by Buoklon's Arnica
Salve. Jns. Waltors, of Duffiold, Va.,
writes: "I had a cancer on my lip
for yonrs, that soomed incurable, until
Buoklon's Arnica Salvo hoalod in, and
now it is perfectly woll" Guaran
tood curo for cuts aud burns. 2oc at
J. C. Perry's drug store.
As a finale to our closing out of the
Imukrtipt stock of Gilbert Bros, in Sn-
t lem, we will continue to make war on
high pricaa for tho next tan days or
to weeks.
In our stoak is included the most
famous ptaims imido, suoh as tho old
nliHm Oklrkwiag, of Boston; tho
WVlw. of New York; the populnr llo-
j ltart il. labia; SraamMu, Story fc Ulnrk,
, lmtia, JiUob UotU Mamaall - Waudell,
and tli WaWar Ilroa., witk tko nmndi.
lia aad Warp attack meats, aud immy
j other. All to 1m wdd oh oar low-
Itrifed, NWy-payiaat 4aM. Navar Imi
Ihvr Ueaa such piano valuta obUtiHfd
ia sm, aad wo atodiet a roord
Uroakir in thp wiadiag up of this r
markabla sale.
IWt put off buying; until tomorrow,
but come today, while taer U sm-h an
elagaat variety t select from; prices
will astOHtea jou. No wed to be wltk
out a dnHa aw; terms eaa Ih arrungtvl
to Miit oa; iu ft. w can laavo you
without a ing axcustv Mr. l.ovehu'O
will xplaia Um woadrful Piaaola nnd
aatartAia you wltk muslf avery night.
Tho magaiifloat Aoalka piano, coin
Uiulng 1h & tiagle aase a fin piano and
tho mtaa of pmyiag it, is on exhi
bition and for sal. Don't miss this
opportunity of siag this woudcrful
iuveutiou and narfoetioK ia Piuno Piaa
ola player eomblaod.
Store opo&ad ovary avoaiag. Corner
Liberty aad Court btreots.
RILRRS PIANO HOUSr
,W. IL Woir, Oworal Agat.
Tilt Kenney
. is the
ONLY SHOE
for
Style
and Quality
Up-to-date
Men's
Furnishings
The
I Toggery
B 167CommcJcial St.
Hollistor's Rocky Mountain Tei
positive, never nauseates or upsttj tta
stomach. Cleansos and purifies m
entire system. A groat blessing tl
suffering humanity. 35 cents, Tei cl
Tablets. Stone's -Drug Store.
hmnhet
Fuel
Houses
How's This?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Halls 's Catarrh.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O,
We, tho undorsigned have known F. ijQjt Jjenufcen biefe 3eitett, Utn UE
.,. v-.iv.uuj iut miu lu-st iu jwira, nun uo- itr i'nnn3inte cinauiflDen. OtJ
liove him perfectly honornblo in all i hntJUftoredBen. 'iDClin 2Iulunft 51
businoaa transactions and financially I auferSauten ober 53aumaicrial $
nblo to carry out any obligations mndo j tuunfdjt loirb !
3Q r berffliifen aUeS 1dq3 XUllt mm
qeuraudt luitb, unb loenn geloflnfM
batten loir Guer ."oauS fur CSucq. w
berftrfjern bei J8tbienun unb tt&p
50reife.
Wt SfoStunft loitb bertitluiHf
unb umont gegeben.
Voget Lumber &Fuel Co.
Julias G. Vogct, Mgf .
Office and Yarda 14th and Oak SU j
by tho firm. Wnldtng, Kinman &Mar
vin, Wholosnlo Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Hall's Catarrh Curo is tak
on internally, acting directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaoos of tho sys
tem. Testimonials sent free. Price 75
conts por bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-patiou.
CHILDREN CRY TOR
FLETCHER'S CASTORIA.
9lKR0IEiiieiaIIt)lIMIIMMIllKll
i $10,000
s
! Closing Out Sale
I NOW ON
Ta Boa Hive Stor changed owaws. Stock biag closed out at rf
duod prioos. Prfeas oa all go wis bow rmlucod. New goods on the roal
had to lie aaceptad, aad all will lx inclndod ia tkis sale. Fine shoes.
Ladt' aad Goats' Puraiehiat. Embroidrioa, Ios, Ribbons, Vf
brwUas, La Cuftaias aad lots of now goods at bafgaia prices.
Th
e
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Bee Hive Store I
304 Commercial Rtreet
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