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DAILY CAmAL JOTJBNAI., SALEM, ORBQON, WEDNEBDAT, MAT 3, 1906. MP p. -' &'!,. tititttliMinlCi? iTOVfeVaiSgETTSI AVfcgctablc PrcparaiionrorAs slmilatlng UicFoodandllcguIa Ung Uic StomacJo nrdBavrcfo of Promotes DgcatioaChccrful rtessandllest.Contalns ncllltcr (Mum.Morplu'no nor rflncraL Not 'Naiicotic. AtafOUarSiKUamCIOR MxJmM OdUUtSJ- Apcrfccl Remedy for Consllna non, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish ness nnJLoB9 of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEWYOni. EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER. Gtand Excursion Given By Of dec of Railway Conductors To Portland Sunday, May 7th Faro for tbo round trip, Including admission to the Exposition Grounds and sacred concert in Festival nail. $J.50 Train leaves Salem at 8:30 a. m., and S;30 p. m.. Tlckots for sain hy all jtatlon OUT AT LAST THE SECRET OF THE COOK'S SUCCESS IS DUE TO THE USE OF Eppley's Perfection Baking Powde ASK YOUR GRQCER FOR IT ICE For the season of 1003 we quote tbo following prices In eaih. In quantities less than 100 po unds lo por pound. In quantities of 100 pounds, 70o per 100. We allow 5 per cent discount on all coupon books tor cash payed to driver or nt office. Special rates to creameries, io cream parlors, butchers, hotels, restaurants and grwery stores. Free delivery within city limits. All- orders received before 4 o'clock p. m. (wlll bo deliv ered the sarno day within old city limits. Parties living outside those limits must order ono day ahead. Wo furnish regular customers with ice cards. Ask the driver for one. SALEM ICE CO. Phone 451 Black. ,.',-. ' .? Office on Alley back of Hotel WUlamette, near Jee Plant. I 6AST0RIA For Infanta and Chlldron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA TMICtKTAUIKOIIMNr. HCW VOH CITTi returning trains leave Portland at agonts and conductors on trains. rAi fT r RAILWAY CHIEFS CONFER Rcfjresentat.ves of Rolling Stock From AH Parts of the World Washington, I. C, May 3.-Xearly ono thousand delegates, tho owners nnd operating officials of upward of 400,000 miles of railway In 44 different countries, nro gathered In Washington for tho International Ballway Cong ress, which will bo formally opened for a 10 dny's session. Tho congress is somewhat unlquo In its organisation, purposes nnd manner of conducting its nffnlrs. It was organized In 1885 and has licld sessions ovory flvo years since. Its flrst session, held In Brussels, cclo brntcd tho fiftieth nnnlvcrsnry of tlio opening of tho Belgian railways. Milan, Paris, St. Petersburg nnd London have boon meeting places since, Paris hav Ing had two sessions. At tho session In that city In 1000 tho invitation of President McKlnloy to hold tho next meeting In Washington wns accepted. Tho congress will rosolvo Itself into flve sections undor tho heads of way and works, locomotives and rolling stock, working or operation, general, nnd light railways. Tho technical sub jects to bo discussed undor these sov- eral heads will cmbrnco tho lighting, heating nnd ventilation of trains, auto- mntlo block systom, suburban trnfllec, the Influcnco of light railways on tho main lines, tho uso of two or moro crews nn locomotives, automatic cou plers, electric traction, bookkeeping, duration nnd regulation of work, prov ident institutions, improved rail cross ings, nnd slow freight rates. All papers to bo presented havo boon undor consideration for some years, all hnvo been printed, nnd tho dclegatos aro thoroughly familiar with their con tents, so that they may be readily and intclllgontly discussed. A. Dubois, honorary director of tho Belgian stato rallwuys, is president of tho International congress, nhd Ij. SALEM MONDAY, 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY, THE PRIDE OF THE WEST NORMS & HOWE'S The Qreat Tested Amusement Enterprise that Fulfill. Every Front Is a CIRCUS NEMIEME 2 -RINGS SKS?D RINGS-? A NOW CIRCUS THROUGHOUT W y A Multitude nl M. Clnrtf Nv Acrobats, Oymtmmtm MM-tttf pcrte formmrm KoMDockriH r Dolly Miller CftcMe Settler M'Kc Julteu Gcorre HoWsnd Seven Marvelous RtHotis McluoUc. LaNoleft Melootte Flvtee Vlctorella Troupe Dsrlne Aerial Weaver Five Flylnc Oaavards Famous derdner Family aracelul flcDonaldTrlo Seven Klsnlmona Jspaaeso Six Suglmoto Japaseae LadjSworda womea k Pencera FraBlc MUlcr Austin KlBg Jos. Lyons Herbert Rumley Wa, Dtitton lOOCirmCfcawpiiMS tCthbrittilQQ HUGE ROMAN HIPPODROME All Kinds of Exciting, Thrilling, Real Races csd Test of Skill JOLLY JESTIINQ CL-OW1NS 20 Beaded fc rhrfnl Tim" West- "HauDi The Grotesque OUpans- Tote Dnckrow "I'unny BIU" Bcott MILLION DOLLAR MENAGERIE Am Imperial couecuoa jiqwt mi iwt ? 1 fmUmm if Evmr Kiwi GRAND GOLD GUTTERING STREET PARADE Will Leave tke Show Ground Every Morning at 10:M Adult, 50c. Ckildren, 35. O Ticket Admit Yo to EverytWag Woissenbruck, chief engineer and gen eral manager of tho Belgian, jtnto rail ways of the United States, nro A. T. Cassatt and E. H. Harrlmon, while the actual president is Stuyvenant Fish,' president of the Illinois Central rail road. I As n preliminary to tho congress proper tho delegates assembled at noon today for tho formal opening of tho Bailwny Appllanco Exhibition, which 1 held in conjunction with tho cdng- less. Tho exhibition, which is housed in temporary .quarters on tho Waslv ington monument grounds, is confined almost exclusively to American rail- .way appllnnccs nnd is designed to pro- moto tho extension of American trado to foreign markots. Tho exhibition in cludes everything from a complete lo comotlvo and train do luxo to tho smal lest articles of rallwuy cqulpmont. Several hundred manufacturers, whoso factories nro located in nearly every stato of tho Union, nro represented. This afternoon tho visiting railway chiefs wcro taken on nn nutomobllo tour of tho city, tho trip ending nt tho Stuyvcsant Fish rosldonco In Scet: Circle, whoro nn informal reception was held. Ono of tho most interesting fea tures of tho cntcrtnintnent program ar ranged for tho congress is scheduled for tonight. Shortly boforo midnight tho delegates aro to assomblo nt the exhibition grounds to see tho flashing of a timo signal from tho naval ob servatory, tho signal to mako a circuit of tho globe. Tho experiment is slm ilar to that successfully tried on tho last day of last year. Tho delegates will bo ablo to traco tho progrcsa of tho signal by means of electric lights on n hugo mnpo of tho world. Son Lost Mother. "Consumption runs in our family, nnd through it I lost my mother," writes E. B. Bold, of Harmony, Mo. "For tho pnst flve years, however, on tho slightest sign of a Cough or Cold, I hnvo tnken Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, which has saved mo from serious lung trouble" His moth er's death was n sad loss to Mr. Held, but he learned that lung troublo must not bo neglected, and how to cure it. Quickest rollof and euro for coughs and colds. Prlco COo nnd (1.00; guaran teed nt J. C. Perry's drug store. Trial bottle free. MAY 8TH 2 AND 8 P. M. MUSEUM NHWDIOME RfAr Prapnffl tn Amertrm AatM Herd of GUftuata Coagresa of seal Dromedaries Broke a to Harness. Fierce SUbtrlm Bear ' Cako-WalklR StaMlen One Hundred Shetland Pony BaHet & OriH Trained Pelican Pig 20 py Billy" La Une. ot ,nare wiia tteasi I 1 . - CLASSIFIED T I FQR8ALE. CTLHAJTOrO AND D YB WORKS. J For Bali. Sovon-room rcsldonco, barn, largo half block, electric lights, bath, hot and cold city water. E. Hofcr, Journal office For Bale. Small dry fir wood, at $3.25 per cord. Phono Black 2001. T. L. Davidson, Jr., Mornlngslde 1-20-tf For Sale. Two fresh milch cows. In qulro of O. O. Savage, Sllverton road. 4-29-3t For Halo. Flvo or ten-acre place, first class improvements. Close to school, church, postoOlco and railroad. Ad dross "X.," caro of Journal. For Bale Houso and lot, good fruit and water. Inqulro of F. N. BIttner, cornor of Trado and 24th streets, Simpson's addition to Salem. 4-10-2 w For Sale. Cheap, 33 ncros improved land, near Chcmawa. Must bo sold soon. Inqulro of Frank Holmes, city, or J. S. Brown, routo 0, 4-20-lw For Balo. Light runabout, good as now; also harness. Inqulro 120 Mill nnd 17th. 4-20-lwk" For Balo, A fresh milch cow. Call at foot of South 22d street, nftcr 0 o'clock in the ovonlng. C-2-3t Lath for Balo. I hnvo just received n car of 1-lnch lath; shingles, flvo grades; sawed and split cedar posts; rough and drossod lumber of nil kinds OIvo mo n chnnco to bid on tho lum ber for your now house Lumber yard two .blocks south of court house S. 1'. McCrackon. Phoiw 2405 Black. 4-28-lwk For Bale. Thirty-acre plaeo near 8a- lorn, with good buildings, or will dl vido and sell 15 acres with improve ments. Good applo orchard, nnd all kinds of fruit. A fln suburban homo at low price Inqulro of Josh Smith Yt mile oast of tho Yew Park school near the Turner rood. 4-24-lw WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. Manager Wanted For our Salem of fice Reference and small invest ment required; 125 por month and commission, O. W. Tolophone Co., Grant Building, San Francisco. 4-18-2wk Wanted. Lady or gentleman over 18 years of nge, to do soino homo work nnd collecting, Iteforences required. Salary $15.00 per week, nnd incroasod after two weeks. Address, with stamp, American Supply Co., No. 385 Wabash avenue, Ohlcago, III. G-2-3t Wanted, 8nIomcnwlth $100 to $200, that will be satisfied with from $150 to $200 u month, with opportunity of large returns. See goncral man ager, this week only, nt Davey & Savngo's office, 422 Stnto street. 5 23t MISCELLANEOUS. Hotel Ocott Newly furnished, every thins cloan and flrst class. Booms at reasonable prices. In Cottle block, Salera. A. Scott, prop. 7-6-tf. Balom Iron Works Founders, machin ists aid blacksmiths. Manufacturers of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc. Manufocturers of tbo O. K. 0 rubber, Bband & Marcus. 11-20-lm Davey ft Savage, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, Conveyancing and Exalning Titles. Notary work done, ' Bring us list of your property for sale, 402 State street, near High, 3 8tf Bay Havo you tried Edwards & Lusch- trk for meats. We havo the best sausage in town. Come and try It and be convinced. 410 East Stats street Highest Cash ITlce Paid tor chickens, geese, ducks and all kinds of farm produce at Capital Commission Co. Telephone 2231 Main, 177 Commer cial street, Salem, Or, 1-4-tf-dw WE Are Now buying eggs Call on us for prices beforo you sell. Com mercial Cream Co. 3-11-tf Theo. M. Barr Successor to Barr & Pettel, tinner and plumber. Hot air water and steam heating a specialty, Salem, Oregon, 3-2- Denisoa & Chase, 178 Liberty street, Salem, Bepalr work, typewriter and cash register repairing, electric bell work, lawn mowers sharpened, lathe work of all kinds. 4-5- CALL ON YOUB STEPMOTHER AT the Salem Dye Works when you want your clothes cleaned, dyed, re paired or pressed, rellned, velvet col lars on; also suit pressed by the month. You can get anything clean ed, from a pair o( gloves to the most elaborate silk gowns. Mrs. O. II, Walker, Prop., 105 Commercial street. Qreat oaks from little acorns grow. Some day on earth Arnold's will be the greatest show. Cleaning and Dyeing And repairing1 neatly done Four suits pressed by tho month $1.00, nt tho Capital City Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Parlors. Miss Effio M. Anderson, proprietor, Opora Houso block. C-l-tf BAKERIES. Capital Bakery Ullom is Butherford( proprietors, 430 Court streot Ficsll bread, plos nnd caes daily. Macca roons, Indy fingers, ongol and devil '4 food cake, candles, nuts, etc. Doliv rles mrtdo to any pnrt of tho city Phono Whlto 321. 5-1-tf BASH AND DOOR FAOTORD&B. A. M. Hanson Manufacturer of all,, i kinds sash, dorrs, mouldings, wood work, houso finish and office fixtures. Estimatos furnished. Cor, Mill sad Church street. Phone Bed 211, Frank M. Brows Manufacturer of sash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of houso finish and hardwood work) Front stroot botween State and Court ARCHITECT. W. D. Fugh Architect and suped tendont, plans iurnlshod for all olass os of building and structural worKj , Offlco 110 Stato streot, Tioga block,' Balom, Oregon. VBTEBINABY BURGEON. Dr. O. J. Korinek Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Graduato of Ontario Voterinnry College Honorable Meet bcr Ontario Medical Society. Office at Lowo's Capital Stables. Phone Mala 1001. Calls nttondod to prompt ly. 4-18-lm LODQB8. Balom Camp, No. 118, Woodmen of Use World Meets In nolman, Hall every Friday at 7:30 p. tn. L. B. Stlnson, consul; P. L, Fraaer, dork. Foresters of America Court Sherwood Foresters No. IP. Moetu Friday ia Turner block. Ira Jorgensen, O. .) A. L. Brown, See. Central Lodge No. 18, K, of V, Castt nail in Uolman block, cornor State and Liberty streets. Tuesday of eack week nt 7i30 p. in. T, J. Cronlse, C. C.j W. I. Staloy, K. of B. nnd S. Modern Woodmen of America, Ore gon Codar Camp, No. 6240. Meets ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'clock, Holman Hall. E. E. Matton, V. O.J A. L. Brown, Clerk. DRAYMEN. Welch A White oo a eanoral " T VVWWVVVVH' W t end transfer business, meet aM trains. 'Phones, down town, Mls 2181, resldoncos, Blue II, red 307$. Stand 218 Commorstal street 8-lt-lsa WATER COMPANY. SAUBA "WATER C0MPANV OFFICE OITY HALL. v. For wator servlco apply at office. Bills payablo monthly in advance. Mako all complaints at the office. Dtmottsi, Ricks 8c Co Dealers in lime, plaster, cement, gravel sand, tlio and brick. Prompt delivery to any part of tho city. Cornor Front and Stato streets, Salem, Or. Phone Main 731. Bes. Black 301 M H I III II t Hsi t i i n i A QOOD MEAL Makes a person feel satisfied ' with themselves and the whoU world, Those aro the kind of ' meals we serve. Quick servlco. I White House Restaurant OEOBOB BROS, Btate Street. Proprietor. Illllllimill !! 1 1 1 4 5? U. J. LEHMAN Sash and doors. All kinds of home finishing. 'Phone 131 black. Also two floors of warehouse for rent; elevator and switching facilities. The Club Stables First-class Livery and Cab Line, Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally-hd for picnics and excursion parties. Phone Main 241. Corner Liberty and Ferry. Chas- W. Yannke Prop. sVWOSK.3C.dk.. ""T -WWVWliMsJllsiilMMjl H ft. M r-i If H it a i M