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man has been cut down in the prime of life, or his health so impaired by this vile disease
that usefulness is destroyed, aud he becomes a burden to himself and an object of pity to
tile rest of mankind. Contagious Blood Poison is the most annoying, humiliating and
degrading of all diseases. It is as treacherous and elusive as the serpent. Under the
mercury and potash treatment all
external evidences of it may disap
pear, and the victim misled, be
buoyed up by false hopes of a cure,
while the disease may even then
have fastened its fanes in some
vital spot within the system, where M
it is doing its destructive work .uu- vjli
seen. Mcrcury has arrayed against
it thousands upon thousands of
nhvsic.il wrecks and chronic inva-
fule wlin hnvn Wn rlnsrvl for vefirt offerers, sincerely believing that If It Is taken according to directions
11C1S WHO Have DCCn ClOSCCl lor years nnd R,V6n a fa,r traJj u w thoroBhjy eliminate every particle of virus,
and their systems saturated With no matter how severe the case may be.
tllCSC powerful drilgS, Ouly to be Oreensburg, Pa., June 10. 1003. JAMES CURRAN,
harassed by constantly returning
symptoms aiiH confronted with unmistakable traces of blood poison years after. As long as
your blood is tainted with this awful virus you are a source of infection and danger to all
who come in contact with you, and your children will carry in their veins the same dreadful
coutarrion. As lontr as there is life in the serpent there is danger in its fangs, aud so long
Mill ns any s,ns Contagious Blood Poison remain there is danger of infection. Safety lies in
crtlSlling out Hie lire or mis joauisomc uiscusc anu Kiuiny me aurpcm, unu uu itiuuuy
known docs this so thoroughly and permanently as S. S. S. It is an antidote for this
peculiar virus that spreads through the system, defiles the blood and contaminates all
healthy tissues and threatens every organ and part of the body.
liealthy tissues and threatens cv
sss
an excellent tonic and appetizer and helpful in restoring strength and activity to all parts
of the system. Kill the serpent, crush out its life, or you arc apt to feel the bad effects of
the disease all your life. If you will write us fully about your case, our physicians will
gladly advise without charge, and mail you a copy of our home-treatment book telling all
about Contagious Blood Poison, its different stages and symptoms, and a lot of interesting
information about this formidable and much-dreaded disease.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
WALNUT
GROWING
IN OREGON
The Oregon Walnut Is Much
Bitter Thai Those Grown
in California
One by one the pro luein of other
stater lire Mug ill-warded liy tho peo
ple of Oregon. Up to this time tlio
market men have been foreed to pay
tribute to ootnlde nut growers Cali
fornia secure! moat of the trndn.
niimi wRiiiuiA were wnmeu, h was WWI,I0I1, w,, nluIlt (0 ki, was re
always outside growers who rped the tlmiwI ,v tjlt, KrilMll jllrv, it,,0I1 vial's
Jiarvosi or go in en uoiium, .nw tilings
are going to happen, Orvgon is in tho
walnut raisiNg bnlno.i herself, unit ex
periments how that she will iimiii out
strip competitor,
There are growers of almonds in the
vicinity of Portland who are coining a
tfw dollars on the side by tho growing
of these nuts for tho market. In the
vicinity of Vancouver nro Mvorul ul
niond growers who have been shipping
regularly to the Portland mniket the
past few years, but up to this time
tho trade has been in the nature of uu
experiment.
To those who iipprouiato quality In
n nut, tho Oregon almond is in great
ilenmnd. Bttveml small shipments were
made from .Southern Oregon the past
season, but they, too, wero in the nn
tuttf of uu experiment. The Oregon til
mond Is not so largo us those rulsed
in California, but it is sweeter, nnd
has more of tho good nutty taste than
those from the south.
As in almonds, tho Oreguu agricultur
ists nvo just beginning to renllro that
this stato can produce just as good, if
not better, walnuts of tbo soft Eng
lish vorioty than any imported. Tho
only difllculty in tho way of n suc
cessful walnut raising business in this
state Is that it takes sevornl more years
for tho trees to come iuto bearing than
It does in places farther south, OuUlda
of this, everything is in favor of waV
nut growing in Oregon.
Climatic condition, according to ex
perts, are such that a better flavored
nut can be raised here, aud after tho
trees once bear they will show a rapid
DATCT
JrVlJLJL 1
worst disease the world has ever known, and tlie greatest
to the human race, is Contagious Blood Poison. One drop of
the virus of this loathsome disease will pollute and vitiate the purest
and healthiest blood, and within a short time after the first little sore
appears the system is filled with the awful poison ; the skin breaks out
in a red rash, the glands of the groins begin to swell, the throat and
mouth become ulcerated, the hair and eyebrows drop out, and often the
entire surface of the body is covered with copper-colored splotches, pus
tular eruptions and sickening-looking sores and abscesses. Many a
you of
vx. t-w m. w avawjm;
SIP"'
b. o. o. contains no mineral or any description, out is
guaranteed entirely vegetable, aud we offer $1,000 for proof
that it is not just as we represent it to be. It.leavcs no
bad after-effects, but purifies the blood and at the same time
builds up your general health. In chronic or long-standing
cases of blood poison, where the stomach and digestion have
been damaged by the use of minerals, S. S. S. will prove
liiercane. The life of a hearing tree in
said to be longer in thin stnto than in
the lotith.
Mr. Prlnco of Dundee, is tho largest
walnut grower in Oregon. In nil, lio
hns 100 neroH planted to walnuts and
nnminlly gather!) a good paying crop.
Among other who raise walnuts in this
statu is Mrs. It. M. Shannon of Albany.
At present who him only a kiiiiiII output,
but It is quite likely that the produc
tion will bo Inuroascd.
Mtulo Himself Scarce.
Leon L. Vail, who shot but not fatal
ly wounded Mrs. Louis (1, Dmiihloton,
at her home, at Winchester, on March
21st last, fnllo-d to appear Monday af
ternoon in tho wlrcuit court, which con
vened at Itoschurg Monday morning in
regular sosslnn. An Indictment chnrg-
' lllf Vtnl 1l-lt)l d.lllllt U'lfll ll ilnllnAhillil
-,. ... ill..- .vmi.t.. i.,.. .. -M.itjv. Ulll
fuiluro to appear for arraignment Judge
Hamilton ordered his Kill of $1)000 for
fulted, nud a bench wnrruut Issued for
his arrest. Judge Hamilton ulso in
creased Vial's ball to $4000.
Correct Clothes for Hen
OutingSuits
Labelled
are always given first
place in the outfit of
every fashionable sum
mer man.
The miktr' guarantee, and ouri,
With every garment. We ate ex
clusive agents here.
,G. W. Johnson Co.
(Incorporated.)
MAKERS A.EWyRK
CAPITAL JOUBNAL, SALEM, OEF.OON,
JTlCW
I nmoompellod by n sense of gratitude tote11,
the great good your remedy lias done
me. Among other symptoms l wai several)'
afflicted with Rheumatism, and pot y'ost pat
going. The disease got a firm hoH upon my
system, my blood was thoroughly po'coner'
with the virus, ns oharaotorlzec Ly tho irurl
symptoms. I lost In wolght, wai r n cvn
had sore throat, eruptions, splotch.'P.rf rSr
evidences of the dlseaso. I was tin'; li 1-sd
shape when I began S. S. S., but the n.-Js!3t
use of It brought me out of my trouble, ife nna
sound, and I have tho courage to pubi.a'y tes
tify to the virtues of your great blood remedy,
8. S. 8 and to recommend It to all Blood Poison
PLENTY OF PBOOF
From Peoplo You Know From Salora
Citizens,
Tho greatest skeptic enn hnrdly fall
to 1)0 convinced In tlio fnCO of CVi -
denco Uko this. It is imposslblo to
produce better proof of merit than the
testimony of resldonts of Salem, of peo
ple who can be seen at tho time. Head
the following case of it:
O. 8. Cooper, fnriner, living threo
miles northeast of Snlem, on tho Oar
don road, says: "I wns rnlsed in the
wheat district nnd when a good lump
of a boy I prided mysolf ns having
ns much strength as any other boy in
tno iioignuoriioo.i, nml wiion n iium- ,,ort is K,u,erally conceded to hnvo tho
ber of us got together wo often tost- biggeM nnd ilnest collection of pheos
wl our strongth by lifting. I very ,,, j ti,n or(i. J(o possesses a
ofton lifted two bags of wheat, but number of these birds which nro tho
hnvo slnco regretted having done so,l0lli. known memi)0r 0f thobr speolos
as tho rosult was thnt I strained my j existence.
Imek and cvor after had more or less I Mr. ' Davenport has 30" varieties of
trouble- from dull aching pains across imoaiM,Dri yMoh variety hns its pocu
my loins nnd othor symptoms of kId.jllurlt0St Thore nre ln)evnn pheasant
ney complaint. In omo -way Boon's from , MgU tanRoa of' lhp jn,lial.
Kidney Pills were brought to my no-; hxyni. Kreen laVft mx fowl from In.
tlco.and tho first I wont to town Ii,Un llml Javn. Versl-oolor nheasant.
dropped into Dr. Stone's drug store
and inquired nbout them, I was told
they wero highly recommended and ad
vised to give them a trial. I did so.
And while I did not follow tho treat
ment as regularly ns I should have
done, being n poor hand to take any
kind of medicine, tho benefit I derived
from their use stamps them as a rem
edy which acts fully up to tho repre
sentations mnde for it."
For salo by all dealers. Trico 50
cents. Foster-Mliburn Co., Buffalo,, New
York, solo nge'nts for the United States.
Kemember the nnme-Boan'.-and
take no other.
Restaurant Change,
The undersigned has purchased tho
Ferguson restaurant, at 333 Stato
street, and will hereafter conduct the
same with renewed energy and lm
proved service. Old and new patrons
invited.
E. LEWS,
51Mw
Great Values
Offered by Buren & Hamilton in lace
curtains this week, 2t
To the Country People
When In town take your meals at the
-Star Restaurant, 339 Cqurt Street, .d-
joinine Wade's hardwaro store. Heals
at all hours, 15 cents. Phone 301 Bod. '
WEDNESDAY, MAT 17, 1005.
WILL HAVE
A LARGE
' EXHIBIT
Homer' Davenpott's Bird Col
lection an lie Fair Will
Be Interesting
Nearly 18 years ngo Homer Daven
port, living on mi Oregon farm, stnrtod
nut !u t ho world 'to innko his wny. Ho
had ninilc iwme picture op tlio old sto
Mo iloor nml lie 'limt n tnto for draw
ing. Leaving his lioino on t lie farm
nonr Sllvorton, lie went to Portland nml
became nnoeinted with n local jmpur
ns Its artist. Later lie went to San
Francisco, nml In n few yonrs liecnnio
I tlie lender nf newspaper artist there.
t'01" "tl" ,"' w'n sninmoncd to Now
York, the Mecca of successful newspa
per men. There, in tho course of a few
years he established himself an tho
greatest cartoonist of tho country, if
trot nf the entire world. His nnmo nnd
fame became known to every person
who redn n newpnper, and hi cnrtooni
on question of nntlonnl Importance ex
erted a strong Influence,
During nil this time the spirit of the
farm was with him. it took the form
of a passion for fancy breeds of poul
try nnd animnls. Every rare bird ho
could hear of was purchased by him,
nnd ho mnde many long pilgriningcs in
quest of rnro species of fowl.. He was
also successful in getting hold of nn
Arabian horse, n rnrn avis to tho Occi
dent. Gradually his collection increas
ed until it begnn attracting attention,
ns wldo ns his pictures had attracted.
It soon reached such dimensions that
n large ncrongc hnd to bo provided for
its mnlntnncncc. Tho owner purchased
a ranch at Morris Plnlns, New Jersey.
All his spnrc time wns given to study
ing the habits of his collection, nnd his
observations resulted in many impor
tant nddltious to existing knnwlcdgo
on the subject. Ono dny ho got to fig
uring up what his collection had cost
him. Tho totnl wns a trlflo better than
$82,000.
Mr. Dnvcnport is coining'bnck to Or
egon, lie is going to bring bis farm
with him. No part of it will be left
behind, from the Arabian steed to tho
Angora goats nr from the vulturine
guinea fowls of Africa to the Red
Dorkings of Sussex.
Itecontly, the experimental gardens
were thrown open to niniiHenient fea
tures, nnd Mr. Davenport was awarded
the choicest 'site of tho Exposition
grounds, ns well ns tho largest of any
individual exhibitor. Mr. Davenport
then placed tho mutter In tho hands of
his friend. Goorce L. linker, tho well-
.known thontrleal nmnncor. nnd under
'Mr. UnWi.r'a .llrnMInn iilnm w..r
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drawn up for the new Davenport farm.
Ho argued that a farm typical of the
Western country was preferable to an
Eastern fnrm, nnd this Idea tins been
worked out into n picturesque farm In
closure and furni buildings.
There is variety enough to tho col
lection to afford Interest to nil classes.
The portion nf the exhibit that will
probably attract the widest attention
it the pheasant section. Mr, Davon-
!nlro from .!,,. riH,1Mk pheasant'
from China! English pheiisnnti Cheer
pheasant from Asia; Bornean Fire
buck phenMin't from Borneo; Siamese
Firebuek pheasant from Slam, and so
on through tthe whole list, in which
every Bcetlon of tho globo is fittingly
represented.
Howover, the pheasant exhibit is
only ono portion of tho fnrm nnd by
"r ""-"- "7" "" " "'" "
k,ml,f ju"';,e J?"1' f'om Ju"'08 n"
7 t',e -r,h: Thn there are Tn.Ro-
jf ' fivu ,,!clf J t,hom' a,,'r ih
'U '"" of eJB Central
.China. Those rare birds nre, in them-
nn hinuni tlin Inntoci TIiava ua nil
selves, a study. Of them all, the Sin
ters vurioty is the most peculiar.
In a separate part of tho farm Mr.
Davonport has hia water-fowl eollee
tion. A great deal of work and no end
ot Paln w,n b necessary for the In
stallation of a suitable habitation for
theso birds at the Exposition, but Mr.
Baker has set about the task, and ho
intends to havo every provision for the
collection, which is the best in Amer
ca, containing as it does 10 varieties
of -wild gceso out off tbo 25 species
known to ornithologists.
Leaving tbo "aviary and going to the
corrals, there is an unusually attrae
tive drove of Angora goats. Its foun
dation stock has been gathered by Mr
Davo'nport regardless of 'price. There
nro in tlio herd several imported Afri
can bucks. Tho wool of his Angorns
hns run as high ns nlno pounds to the
goat, nnd has brought $1.C0 n pound.
What will probably arouse ns much
curiosity nnd Interest as any other por
lion of the farm is the Arabian horses.
Thoro is nn imperial edict in Turkey
that none of these horses may be nl
lowed abroad, but tho Sultan allowed
it number to bo taken to tho World's
'nlr, nt Chicago, nnd through tho mis
erable financial inanngomont of some
of tho custodians of tho equities, they
woro sold to pay tho debts of tho ag
gregation in chnrgo of them. Mr.
Davenport succeeded in buying sovornl
of tho finest nnlnmls, which ho yet
possesses.
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Brs tt 9 "'' lUMAhrays BodjM
Signature
of
W.&&1
UK
MARKET QUOTA
TIONS TODAY
"Make Salem a Good Home Market"
Poultry at Rtelner's Market.
Eggs Per dozen, lCc.
Bucks 1012c.
Chickens 010c.
lions 0c.
Frys 1210c.
Baker & Son.
Eggs Per dozen, 10c.
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
Potatoes COc.
Onions 514c
Tropical Fruits.
Bnnnnns 50 lt.
Cocoanuts, $1.00 per dot.
Oranges $2.002.G0.
Lomous $2.7C3.B0.
Live atoclt MurtuV
Steers SfJpS.
Cows 33M.
Sheep lc.
Bressod veal Cc
Fnt hogs OVtdS'.&o.
Hay, Fd, DC.
Bnlcd Cliont $10.
Baled Clover $0$10.
Bran-$22.00.
Shorts-$24.60.
Eggs, Gutter and Cream.
Dy Commercial Cro.ira Co
nutter 27c.
Butter fnt 20c at station.
Grain, Hops and Flour.
Oats Choico white, $1.30.
Hnrley-$2323'.00.
flour $1.40.
Wheat rt'K
f JRTLAND MARKET.
Whent-Walln Wnlln, SOc
Volley 8788c.
Flour Valley, straights, $1.10; grn
ham, $4.00.
Oats Choico whi'c, $l.:Ui1.40.
Mll'lstuff Iltuii, 41U0O.
liny Timothy. $14.50.
Potutoes 05$1 05.
Poultry Mixed chickens, per pound
12l2lc; springs, llr15c; hens, 11
15c; fryers, 1820c; broilers, 22
25oj gcoso, 7Se; turkeys, live, 15f(p
17c; turkeys, dressed, 1722e; ducks,
old, dozen, $7(J8; spring ducks, $0
0.50.
Pork Dressed, 7',48e.
Beef Dreasod, 2Vi5c.
Veal 3 Vj 8c
Mutton Bressod, 57c.
Hops 1004 crop, 2223c.
Wool Vnlley, 2021cs Eastern Ore
gon, 1418c; mohair, 3031c.
Hides dry, 10 pounds nnd upwards,
1010VjC.
Butter Fancy creamer, 1820c;
dairy, 1018c; cooking, 1314c.
Cheese Young America, 17c; Oregon
full cream, 10c.
Eggs Oregon ranch, 180.
Gold Dgst Flout
Made by THE SIDNEY POW
ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore
gon. Made for family use. Ask
your grocer for It. Bran and
shorts always on hand.
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
HMIMIIHHMMHHIM
Jtfst In
Our now line of 1005 wall pa
per has just arrived. All latest
patterns at reasonable prices.
Call and see our stock and be
convinced that our paper and
prices are right. Bemember the
place.
E. L Lemmon
299 Liberty St
Phone 2475
as&
" "llWsasjMBsii.
imohPao-
ma
rnree Trains to the East DaiTi
Tttrnnirli Oi1lnM .. , .
.u.wUD . mmuu omuaara tat
tourist sleoplng cars dally to Omtii.
Chicago, 8pdknno; tourist sleepii,
cars dally to Kansas City: throatf
Pullmnn tourist sleeping cars fa
sonnlly conducted) Weekly to CMc
go; reclining chnlr cars (aeats tt
to 'the East dally.
70
huuks rr
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO U
No Chaste of Cars
DKIM1VT
TIMEBOHEDULCS
Turn rcnUnil, or
ARWVI
7R0M
UltOSJin
Portland
Brenlsl
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AtlalltU
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flAUuni
Innon
"mri-sol
t'tat Mill
0 1' i, m,.
fi
ttpflkant.
It It Le, Dtnter Ft.
Aortb, Omaha, Kauut
Itj, nv, nn. ( liirrKi
TiTiiT'Walia, Unitwn.
ijioksne. WslliM. roll-
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OtiIe;o, snd Kui.
Ocean and River Schedule.
For San Francisco Every fire din
at 8 p. m.. For Astoria, way pohU
and North Booch Dally (except 8m
day) at 8 p. m.; Saturday at 10 p. n.
Dally service (water permlttlnj) oa
Wlllomotto and Yamhill rivers.
For fullor information ask or irrlU
your nearest ticket agent, or
A. L CRAIQ,
Qenoral Passenger Agent
Tho Oregon Hull road & Navlgatloi
Co., Portland. Oregon.
TIME CARD NO. 28.
No. 2 for Yaqulna
Loaves Albany 12.45 PJ1
Leaves Corvallls 1:45 ?X
Arivos Yaqulna 6:10 P.M.
No. 1, Returning
Loaves Yaqulna 7:1R A.H.
Leaves Corvallls 11:30 A.M.
Arrives Albany 12:15 P.M.
No, 3 for Detroit
Leave Albany 1:00 P.M.
Arrives Detroit C:00 P.M
No. 4 from Detroit
Leave Dotrolt 8:30 AJL
Arrive Albany 11:15 Ail
Train No. I arrives In Albany la
tlino to connoct with tbo S. P. soati
hound train, as well as giving two ot
three hours in Albany beforo deput
ure of S. 1 north bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with the 8.?.
trains at Corvallls and Albany glrlti
direct servlco to Newport and d
cent buHches,
Train No. 3 for Dotrolt, Dreltenbsta
and othnr mountain resorts letvei AV
Imny at 1.0') p. m., reaching Detroit
about ti:00 p. in.
For furthor Information apply to
T. ir. CUUTIS, Acting Mswgff.
T. COCKKELL, Agent, Albany.
H. H. CIIONISB, Agent. Corvallli,
New Blacksmith Shop
Wo have purchasod a new shop Jan
west of tho Y. M. O A- building. Wwi
of all kinds done promptly, firil-tl"
and reasonable.
SOIIULTZ & MAVE3,
Formerly located near Rarnes' Cs
Store.
Htiic Wing Sang Co
China and Japanese Fancy Goods, M
tings and Dry Qoods, Silks, Ea-
broidery laces. Mako up new ""
dents' and Ladies' FuroMiing ue
Suits, Wrappers, Skirts, Wsuu-b
at low nriees. Sale cheap, oj ".
Court street, Salem, Origon.
Black 2155.
Pkwt
Pound Masters Sale.
Notice is hereby given tbat '
t'-o pr lisions of "rJinanco No. -"
will on
Thursday, May 18, 1003,
ut 1 o'clock p. to. at the pound In tie
city otSaloui, Mil at publ c MielttJ
the following dewrlbed impouncw
animal, to-wiu . i
Sorrel horso, four white feet, ui
brnnded C-4.
Unless the above 'described "
claimed before, said date, sale win
wltlinut reserve.
Dated Salem, May 13. 1905
J C. MAB3i
Deputy Found Master Ward N -
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