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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1905)
f Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it. now To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hours ; ascuimciitorscN tlingindicatesan , unhealthy cnti. 'dition of the kid neys; fit stains KdrWTir vour linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble ; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the back ia also convincing proof that the kidneys and oiauucr arc oui 01 orucr. What To Do. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild nnd the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gistB in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle and n book mat tells nil about it , both sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing hamton.N.Y. When writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Biughamtoii, N. Y, llotii of Swamp-Root. Ganoo launched. Chester Cos nnd Itmscll Smith, two young men of this city, have just fin ished tlio construction of n liandsonio canoe, which they intond to use on tlio river here, nnd in makinir excursions up tho different creeks in tlio vicinity. flio handsome littlo craft was launched last Sunday, and attracted tho notice of many by its graceful lines. The boat is very light, weighing but 78 pounds, so that two persons can easily trans port it for n distance over any obstruc tions, such as arc npt to bo encoun tered in pnsslng up shallow streams and tho like. The ennoo will hold two peoplo nnd n rcasonablo amount of baggage, thug malting It nn Ideal plean uro craft. Tho boat is mado of three sixteenth spruco and Is 15 feet long and 30 inchos wldo nt the center, grad ually tapering toward tho ends. It is easily propelled through the water with the old of paddles, and will no doubt afford the greatest pleasure to tho owners. DAILY CAPITAL JOtJBNAL, BALEM, OBEGON, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1005. ' ' - i i ; i 'i i i - -i . , , HONORED PIONEER E. Wolfard, Who Appears Very Promi nently Among Oregon Pioneers Thcro will be a fine exhibit sent to tho Lewis nnd Clark fair from tho Ilo hcmln mines. Ashland people nro en thusiastic over tho exhibit, and proposo to mnko it ono of tho best mining exhib its In the state. W. II. Shane has been elected to liiko charge of It, ami ex plain Its worth to tho fair visitors. Hood Klvcr business men hnvo raised $15,000 of tho $20,000 necessary nec essary to secure n woolen mill there. Tlffi BEST BAKING POWDER IS Eppley's Perfection ASK FOR IT For Sale By all Grocers Grand Excursion Given By Order of Railway Conductors To Portland Sunday, May 7th Faro for tho round trip, including admission to the Exposition Grounds and sacred concert in Festival Hall. t $ i .50 Train leaves Salem at 8:30 a. m., and returning trains Icavo Portland at 5:30 p. m,. Tickets for sale by all station agents and conductors on trains. Will V i ToJte This LDCkLlGHT and try it 5 days FREE? It gives a 300 Candle Power Light. Doubles the Light Halves the cost. Bums Eight Paris of Air to One Part of Gas. AH Genuine Block Lights have the words BLOCK LIOHT stamped on burner as well as mantle. Distributed by YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Salem Agents Another of Sllyorton's ,most voncrn bio nnd honornblo citizens may bo found in tho person of Krhnrd Wolfard. and no history of Silverton's curly set tlers would bo complbto without bio graphical mention of this pioneer. Mr. Wolfard was born in Alsace, n province between Germany nnd France, December L'2, 1818, making him ncnrlng the ago of 87 years. He Is probably tho oldest citizen living in this vicinity nnd ono of tho very earliest settlers of Sllvcrton. Few people had settled In this territory when Mr.' Wolfard took his donation land claim near where the town of Sllvcrton was later started, nnd fow peoplo hnvo tilled tho soli with n greater degreo of success. At the ngo of 10 years Mr. Wolfard came to tho United States with his parents. Tho fumlly settled In Ohio, near Canton, whore the subject of this bought ii squatter's right, which ho afterward proved "up, nml upon which ho instituted ninny flno improvements. K. Wolfard, for somo tlmo past ro' tired, was formerly ono of Marlon county's most prominent agriculturists, nnd is today recognized by all as a cnpablo and careful mnnngor of agri cultural interests. On his farm ho had n littlo black smith shop which ho conducted for mnny years with considerable success, until 1887, when ho moved to Sllvcrton. For n short tlmo ho was engaged in tho morcantllo business with Mb son, John, but later purchased n ten acre tract of land Just outsldo of tho city limits nnd erected a modern nud com fortablo homo whero ho Is now appar ently enjoying tho ovenlng of n useful nnd worthy life. Mr. Wolfnrd still owns 310 ncros of (BHBnaCjtFuHsv?' 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Ills was n fairly pleasant trip considering the dis advantages connected with the methods! of transportation in thoso days. The Indians were not particularly trouble some, nor woro tho ranks of tho little party disturbed by Illness common un der such circumstances. The family settled about five miles south of Silverton wbero Mr. Wolfard his originnl claim, which nets him a liandsonio incomo each year. In politics Mr. Wolfard Is u llopub licau. Slnco 1840 ho hus been Iden tided with tho Masonic lodgo. After moving to Oregon ho becamo n mouther of the Sllvcrton lodgo when it was first organized. While ho is feeling tho miturul ef fects of many years of hard labor, ho Is still very active nnd well preserved. He is apparently in good health and has always been well nnd hourty. Ho possesos on extraordinary stroug mind, nnd it Is always u pleasure to meet tho frlondly old gentleman and listen to his Interesting remarks about Oregon in tho early flftle. The development of'HIlverton and Its tributary country depended largely upon Mr. Wolfard nnd a few others who bad settled here, and tho present conditions go to provo that they were possessed with tho right mind nnd will that leads to achievement. Although a permanent injunction pre vented the issuing of saloon licenses In Forest Grove, It did not make Grove a dry town. Tho building which was to have been occupied by a saloon, Is now used for tho operation of a "com- WHEN IN NEED' Of corn or planting, remember that we have a choice stock of both Oregon and Eaitorn grown corn, which can be had at redceed prices, at the Old Reliable Feed Store. mercial club," such as tho oue whleh evaded the prohibitory ordinance last year, The club has a good sized mem bership list and will make a hard fight If any attempt Is made to suppress it. It is understood that the temperance people aro planning to uttaek tho club in the courts. Savage & Fittchtt 322-324 Ckmmttciil St. Deafness Cannot Be Cured liy local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased 'portions of the ear, There Is only one way to cure deafness, and that la by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an inflamed con dition of the mucous lining of the Eus tachian Tube. When this tube is in flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is en tirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed for ever; nine eases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous sun faces. We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (eansed by Ca tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halt's Catarrh Cure, Bead for circulars free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Bold by druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family I'iUs for Constl patios. Daring Aerialists With tho Norrls tt Itowo Oroater Circus. Thero Is no moro nttroctlvo fenture undor tho whlto tonts of tho circus nrcna than that of tho graceful, clean limbed flying aerial performers. Tho most daring of these exponents of tho flying frnpozo nro nt present conceded to bo the Flying Victorcllas. This thrilling net has novcr beforo been given In this country. Three graceful 'athletes perform high in tho nlr over tlio heads of tho vast audience. Iyong twisting somersaults from finish bnr to cradlo bnr; double glnnt swings from bar to bar; double somcrsaultB through spneo from n catcher to n cradlo 11 feet from bnr, nro but n few of the many Intriento and breath compelling nets of these gMceful ncrobats. Their wardrobo and contests nro- all mado of , tho finest silk ond they perform upon , nicklo plated rigging 22 feet long. In presenting this spcclnl fenturo to tho public for tho first time, Messrs. Norrls & Howe, tho energetic young circus owners, nro confident thnt their efforts to please will meet with tho hearty ap probation of their many thousands of pntrons. Another novelty offered is thnt of tho celebrated Traviolla Troupe who givo n most skillful exhibition of juggling. Hoop rolling is their special ty together with lint; paper wads nnd bottles, nil juggled in apparent confus ion. A bnrrol keg, n bottlo and n pnpor wad nro tossed about "with enso and ac curacy. Then they rcscrvo Iho program by balancing Upon ono hand nnd jug gling all sorts of object nnd rolling hoops wit,h the other. It is marvelous display of lntrlcnto expert feats which must bo seen to bo appreciated. Tho Norrls & Howo greater circus will glvo exhibitions nt Snlcm Monday, May 8, nt 2 nnd 8 p. in. ' ' 1 1 hmt W ndCHINERT Montis "somothiu' doln'" all tho time that's why uow mnohlnory nnd new typo koops coming to ' ELLIOTT nnd "somothln' doln" moans tho best of work nnd entlsllod oustomoru. Phono 2953 217 Commercial St. tMHmmHMHHHHIINHMIil Tested 99407 TIMES Forty two prescription files, showing over 00,407 proscriptions filled by ono drug store. We Employ Two Registered f Dtug Clerks After tho prescription Is carefully studied, after nil tho ingredient hnvo boon placed In the bottlo, then wo "check up," Another clerk carefully reviews the quantities weighed nnd mensured, nnd examines all tho bottles from which tho drugs have been taken, to see thnt no mlttnko has been made. Wo do this with nil prescriptions, and tnko tlmo to tin It thoroughly. You want your prescriptions filled thnt way, do you not f Old Steine Ding Stand Comer of 8ta,te and Commercial streets. Phono 1001. Look out for our special sale. Como lit nnd got a copy of tho bicycle ordinance $25 $30 $35 $40 $25 $30 $35 $40 Snell Bicyles A good line of bicycles at different prices, according to equipment. We have something extra good for $30, fitted with any tire, saddle and hnnSlo bar. We also fit the famous Combination Wood and Aluminum Rims On both EAGLE and SNELli lines. This rim is conceded to be tho beet rim on the market. The main thing in buying a bicycle is to see that tho rims and tires are suited for thla climate. You buy u bicycle In the sum mer, bat you also rido in the winter. BICYCLE REPAIRING We are busy in this department now, but can handle some moro work. We give our personal supervision to all work done in our shop, We figure that a repair job well done will bring us more work. Give us a trial and be convinced. Farts, tires and rims for all makes of bicycles. Base Ball Supplies Fishing Tackle H AUSER BROS Proprietor SALEM GUN STORE Lj' m n i