Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 21, 1905, LAST EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAP ITAXi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUXH 21, 1605. it "" ""saissss, HT nfe V IS Lf Lft W flv WP mlA TXtnfl VOTl HnVO Alwivvn Ttmmlil- n...l i.t.i. . . " wef h-mi wuicu iins been In IlRrt for OVOr 30 Vfilirfl. !ma lint-no i. i . . "1 - fltlfl fina Itnnii n.1.. . Jjfcfes flonal supervision slnco its infancy. . - ,. T ,.T, "" w'wwnrtJ yon in MIS. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Juat-ns-good nrp bub Experiments that trlflo with and endanger tho Iicjuvi of! Influits and Gliildren-Expcrlonco against Expcrifint. What is CASTORIA Caatorto Is a Iiarmloss substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops snd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotlo substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays FoverlslinesB. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Couhtlpatlon and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep. Tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend. CCNUINK CASTORIA ALWAYS Sears the lignaturo of &aStyxiuiJUM The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. twa otmnum eMiif, rt wiiiui tmurr, ncw von oirr. mmuqww ! Gold Dust Flour i i ! Made by THE SIDNEY POW. I ER COMPANY, Sldnoy, Ore- Z son. Mado for famlty uss. Ask I i jour crocer lor it. uran ana I ihorts tlwayu on hand. i ' i ' ! P. B. Wallace I I AGENT tw aasa aaaaawsaaiatwaaii : New Langc Hotel Corner 8izth and 'Washington '. ', stroots, Portlnnd, Or., (next to ', '. ) Imporial). Strictly firoproof and ) Modern, Ilates lewest for first- ' claw service. Stoam heat and . ! ! elevator, elegant eafo and bar ) In connection. On direct line to ) fair ground. P. Lange, proprlo- ! ! tor; Sam Bsuman, manager, for-', '. merly of Omaha, Nob. ; ; ""I IHIMrW tlMBWMHlMMiBlMMaMtBBMj; i Reg. No. DCT) CFAT Tri'l 2:06 26531 SSEtU OLJ&.Ls Rcc 2:io i BIBB OF JO SEAL, 2:11. a Slrod by Bed Hoart 2:10, tho sire of Chain Shot 2:00'a. 5 Bed Seal 2:10, Etc; 5 I Dam ALICE M. (trial) 2:25.... by Mark Field (son of Geo. Wilkes), jjj i Dam of Bed Beal 2:10 A sire of, Daisy Fields 2:08, Mam- 8 lawood 2:10ft. brlno field, 2:11, etc. H J Second dam DAY BELL Jr Advance, siro of Malraska 2:25,etc. S Dam of Veritas 2:10, Viodex 2:20. ' g i Third dam daughter of Tippo Bfcib, a thoroughbred. i BED HBABX la by Bod Wilkes, out of Swootbeart, by Sultan; second g dam MInnehalia, the das. of Beautiful Bells, etc. BED SEAL stands g i 15.1, compactly built, with great quality and a suro sirs of great h ! speed. Ho will mako tho season of 1005 at tho S OREGON STATE FAIR GROUNDS Terms $40 Season ! With the usual return privilege. Good pasturage at reasonable g rates to marcs sent from a distanco. SAM CASTO, Fair Gr oands, Or. J ? HIMIIMMMWtWHMMl ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING Patrons Pass Upon the An nual Report of Clerk Goodale Monday evening was tho dato for tho annual meeting of tho school dis trict, for tho 'receipt of tho clerk's an nunl roport nnd other business. The report was read and ndoptcd, whon tho taectlng odjournod. Clerk's Annual Beport. Snlcm, Ore, Juno 19, 1005. To tho Taxpayers and Patrons of School District No. 24, Marlon County, Oregon. We, your Board of Directors, here with submit our annual report for tho year ending Juno, 1005, together with financial condition of tho district. Oi:r total receipts for the year, viz: from June 20, 1004, to Juno 10, 1005, are ns follews: Beceipta. Cash on hand Juno 20, 1001.? 5,543.41 Received on account 1003 taxes 2,280.60 Reo'd on account 100-1 taxos 20,800.73 Bcc'd from county school fund 12,857.00 Reo'd from stnto school fund 7,370.38 "Itcc'd from delinquent taxes 184.04 Receive from tuition ....... 2,50 Rcc'd from salo of old bldgs. 75.00 Rcc M from sale of brick.... 2,00 Rec'd from Jos. Bumgartncr 10,00 Rcc'd from overcharge on drafts i .75 ' $40,141.40 Diabursod. Paid superintendent, princi pal, teachers' salaries '..$20,348.33 Paid janitors' aalnric 1,005,00 Paid clerks' salaries 112.50 Paid for wood, 1004 010.34 Paid interest on bond 1,002.30 Paid for telephones C8.70 Paid for water 303.13 Paid insuranco 38.82 Paid for election 41.05 Paid for enumerating school children 70.00 Paid material and labor re pairing buildings 3,405.80 Paid school supplies 1,015.25 $30,038.11 Brought forward $30,038.14 Paid for advertising 30.50 Paid for exporting books.. 22.60 Paid on ncw building in course of construction .. 15,310.20 Balanco on hand Juno 10, 1005 3,725.03 $10,141.40 Respectfully submitted, H. O. FLETCHER, A. 0. CONDIT, W. 1L BYRD, E. M, OROISAN, A. A. LEE, Directors. THE WORK 0F SACAJAWEA Binhard Lloyd Jones concludes his nrtlclo"on "Our North Coast Emplro" in Collier's for Juno 17 by saying: The Lewis and Clark exposition at Portland is great because of all it sig nifies. Let us not forget that a hun dred years ago Briton nnd Frenchman nnd Spaniard woro hammering at our gates. In our abundanco and luxury lot us recount tboso rugged days whon Indians bolcngucrod our woodon castles nnd wolves pawed our cabin doors. It required hero stuff to build our North Coast Empire, and upon an immortal four will over rest that glery: Thomas Jefferson, tho nation bulldor; Mori wether Lewis and William Clark, tho empiro hunters, and tho rod skinned girl Sacajawca, who led them to thoir conquost. In all tho annals of history there is no story to parallel that of tho Indian bird-woman who more than onco saved tho heart' of that groat enterprise from swift decay, and oven deniod her own papooso tho long-saved crusts that tho strength of our color bearers might not fade. With ,but stretched arm sho led a hostile race that thoy might build groat cities ovor tho graves of her kind. But for her tho turrets nnd towors that roso along tho trail 'might today fly tho bunting of a foreign flag. Sho was tho silent, faithr ful, untiring pathfinder who lod tho Starssand Stripes, up Missouri's waters, over tho groat Rocky dlvido, and down tho "Sunset River" to tho great father of seas that whilo children might some day sing tho song sho herself had lovod long beforo its words were framed. "My country, 'tis of thoo, sweet land of' liberty." She, like Columbus, be llovcd thnt "Ono day with life and hoart is moro than tlmo enough to find a world." In tho heart of Jofforson'a; brnvo explorers she kept that spirit aflame. And so wo colobrate. CLASSIFIED FOnjIALE. For Sale, Sovon-room residence, barn, large nan mock, oicetrie nguts, uatn, hot and cold city water. E. Hofor, Journal office. For Salo. Small dry fir wood, at $3.25 per cord. Phono Black 2001. T. L. Davidson, Jr., Morhingsldo. 1-20-tf For Salo. Fivo or ton-ncro place, first class improvements. Closo to school, church, postofflco and railroad. Ad dress "X," caro of Journal. For Salo. Two lots, with new houso and barn, good Improvement. At 'a bargain. Inqulro of Olover & Fat ton'a blacksmith shop, 430 Court street. fi-22-tf Aon Wood Boat quality for sale. Geo. F. Bodgors, 404 Court stroot. 00-Qwk For Bale. A good camping wagon, $35, In good order. A. E. Strang, asylum. 0-20-3 1 For Balo or Trade, Horse, harness and buggy. A big' bargain. Will trade for a town lot and pay tho differ- once. Inquire at Jack Darr's black smith shop, 0-20-0t FOR RENT. WNa For Kent k flvo-room house and a ssven-room house. Call on A. Sehreiber, 424 High street. 0-13-tf For Boat July 1st. Furnished house In University addition. No. 4 Summer stroet. Pbone Bod 2044. 0-16-lwk WAirTED FEMA&B HELP. Wanted. Bxpcrloncod girl to do gen oral housework. Inqulro at 43 Con tor street 6-20-8t I ASH AND DOOB FACTORIES. Fratk M. Brown Manufacturer . of sub, door, moulding. All kinds of housp finish and hardwood work. Front street between Btato and Court 8m tho fronts of tho Packages. Wo pay money for tho THBBB B. liip? rttBPABED FOB MAKING. Torture of a Preacher. Tho story of the torturo of Rev. O. D. Mooro, pastor of tho Baptist church, of Harpersville, N. Y., will Intorest you. Ho says: "I suffered agonies, because of a persistent cough, resulting from grip. I had to sleep sitting up in bed. I tried many remcdlos, without relief, until I took Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, whloh entirely cured my cough, and saved mo from consumption." A grand euro for diseased conditions of Throat and Lungs. At J. O. Perry's Drug Store. Price 50c and $1.00, guar anteed. Trial bottlo free. O &. 0 V O XS. X JX. . BOSTON BROWN BREAD GRIDDLE CAKES, MUFFINS & PLUM PUDDING ASK YOUB OEOCEB TOE FT. JO poand sack 65c Package 20c PAOIFIO COAST FAOTOBY, SAN JOSE, OALn-. ' .UiU x fivo 2-cent Btarapa and vo will. send Simple Package prep" B.B.B. Flour Co, HARPER WHISKY, I i FUBE AND MELLOW I U BIOR AND DELICATE. I B For Bale by I 1 SCBBEZBEB & CO. 1 HOUSEHOLD OABES. Tax tho Women of Salem tho Samo aa Elsewhere. Hard to attend to household duties With a constantly aching back, A woman should not havo a bad back, And she wouldn't If the kldnoya wero well. Doan's Kidney Pills mako well kid neys. Mrs. Wm. Rainwater, wlfo of Wnu I Rainwater, employee! in Voal'a Chair j-aciurjr, roaming at vo jast xirai street, saye: "My kidneys troubled mo off and on for eight yoars. Every time I contracted a cold It settled on my kidneys, causing my back to ache often so badly that I could hardly get about to attond to my household du ties. Accompanying this was a very annoying and distressing difficulty with tho kidney socrutions. I was treated by physician and took a num ber of highly rccommonded romedios, but tho relief I obtained was only temporary and I was about discour aged. Finally 1 read an advertisement about Doan's Kidney's Pills, and got a box at Fbshcy & Mason's drug storq and began thoir use. I oxpoctod soma relief, of course, but to my surprise they went quickly to the root of tho disease and I had no moro Iroubla until recently I felt symptoms of a re currence, Doan's Kidney Pills nro the best kidney medicine I evor used, and I havo recommended them to my neighbors." For salo by all dealers. Prico, 50 ceats. Fostec-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Romomber tho namo Doan's and take no other. o -a. a? o xr x -a. BttntU yfltl KM Yw Hiw Alwri EostM "! WmaUAEErHBLP. Bellablo Manager Wanted To look af ter eur Salem office and superintend salesmen, workmen and lino construe Uoni '.References and cash doposit required. Yearly contract with lib eral salary. Oreat Western Tele phon Co., 1005 Market Stroet, San Francisco, Cal. 6-20-1 m WANTED. Wanted. To buy a good six or sovon room cottage, not far out Apply at Ryan's barber shop. 6-31-tt Wanted Man or mnn and wlfo can got good homo by furnishing money to buy wrae, and get good lady to care for them a long as they live. Addros "A.," caro Journal. 0-10-31 Wantod Energetic, trustworthy mnn or woman to work In Oregon, repre senting large manufacturing com pany. Salary $40 to $00 per month, paid woekly, oxpenses advanced. Ad--dress, with stamp, J. H. Mooro, Sa lem, Ore. 01013t MISCELLANEOUS. Qo To J. N. Shantz for your hop bas kots. Oct in your order bofore tho rush. 0-2-lm Strayed or Stolen. A yellow Scotch Colllo, 8 months old; answers to namo of "Duke." Return to Hunt's Murkett. 0-20-tf Shirt Waists and Bummer Qowns Made in the best style and workman ship. Terms reasonable. Address or call on Mr. II. Mllner, 20th and Centor streets. 5-20-tf The Ttllsoa Co, Dealora in chopped feed, seed bran, bay, flour dried fruit, t. High street, adjoining opera house. 6-1-yr, Strawberry Orates Tin tops and bal- locks at lowost prices. Capital Com mission Co. Phono Main 2231, oppo site Willamette Hotel, Salem, Oregon, ' Hotel Scott Newly furnished, overy- tblnc cloaa and first cloaa. Booms &t reasonable prtoes. in CotUa block, Botom, A. Bcott, prop. 74-tf. EXFEEunamNO WITH FLOUB, Doesn't always pay, unless you hare the Salem mills printed on the bag. It is always a guarantee of white and de licious bread, fluffy biscuits, and de licious cake and pastry. It gives a sweet, nutty flavor to your bread that can't be obtained from any other flour milled, and Is wholesome aad nutri tious. After onea testing it you will never use any other. SALEM FLOUBINa MILLS. Salem Iron Works Founders, machin ist aad bl &;!) Hbs. Manufacturer of all kind of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc Manufacturers of tho O. K. Grubbor, Bband & Marcus. 11-29-lm Cavey & Savage. Real Estato, Loans and Insurance, Conveyancing and Exaining Titles. Notary work done. Bring us list of your property for sals, 402 State streetnear High. 3 8-tf Say Have you tried If. H. Pauls for meataf He has the best sausage In town. Csme and try it, and bo con vinced. 410 Bast State stret. OSTEOPATHS. Ostoopath Dr. W. L. Mercer, craduato , . of tho Amorlaan School of Oatoo pathy, Kirksvllle, Mo. Office Broy man building, Commercial street Rooms 25 and 2d. Phono Red 383, Now rosldonco, 419 North Summer street. Pho'ad Main 045. 0-10-tf BAKERIES. Capital Bakery Ullora & Buthorford, proprietors, 430 Court itroot. Fresh broad, pies and cakes dally. Mecca roons, lady fingors, nngol and dovll's food cake, candles, nuts, eto. Doliv rice mado to any part of tho elty. Phone White 331. 8-1-tf OXEANPro AND DYE WORKS. Cloanlng and Dyeing And repairing neatly done. Four suits pressed by the month $1.06, at iho Capital City, Steam Dyeing and Gfoaalag Parlors. Miss Efflo M. Andorson, proprietor. Opera House block. S-l-tf CALL ON YOUB STEPMOTHER AX the Salem Dye Works When yo want your clothe cleanod, dyed, re paired or pressod. rellnod, velvet col lars on; also suit pressed by the month. You can get anything clean ed, from a pair of gloves to the most olaborato silk gowns. Mr. C. IT. Walker, Prop.. 105 Commercial street A. VL Hanson Manufacturer of all kinds sash, doers, mouldings, wood work, houso finish and offlco fixture. Estimates furnlshod. Cor. Mill and Church street Phono Bed 211. AXOnXTEOT. W. D. Pugh Architect and superin tendent, plans furnished for alt class on of building and structural work. Office 110 State atreot, Tioga block, Balem, Oregon. DRAYMEN. - - iai White h Cummins, do a goneral dray and tranMor business, meet tan trains. 'Phonos, down town, Wats 2181. residence, Blue IS, red S07f. Stand 218 Commerslal street 8-12-lis. LODQES. ' Balem Camp, No. lis, Woodmen of tfee World Meots in Holman Hall every Friday at 7:30 p. m. L. B. Htinson, consul P. L. Fraaor, elork. Forester of America Court Sherwood Foresters No, 10. Meets Friday la Turner block. Ira Jorgensen, O. B.t A. L. Brown, Bee. Central Ledge No. 18, X. of P. Castle nail In Holman block, corner Btato and Liberty streets. Tuesday of oaeli weok at 7:30 p. in. T. J, Oronlse, O, O.) W. I. Btaley, K. of B. and B. Modern Woodmen of American-Oregon Codar Camp, No, C240. Meets every Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'oloek, Holman Hall. 13. K. Matton, V. O.; A. L. Brown, Clerk, WATERCOMPANY, SALEM WATER COMPAKV OFFICE CITY HALL. For water sorvlco apply at office. Bill payable monthly in advance, Make all complaints at the ofllco. Just la Our new lino of 1005 wail 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 Remember the plaeo. E. L. Lemmon 299 Liberty St Phone 2475 m m m m m BAitaaaiatat We Are Now paying lOe for eggs. Commercial Cream Co. 3-11-tf If Ifl .It. fBA!PPFaECH FELMLE iWWfllUm'AA0PIILL8. A f v Cfi taut ft ctrm Ummtmm, -. . Aa k - . - a - kB.I -. JLb m. .U1 t S. Idll S .... .lu. uJ M-..auUA Wl,l "" -- - I UMITIMgSIC- . '. .-! rm SSSJSJSSSSJSJSSSSSJSJSJSSSBSBSBISBSSSBSSS m Uk sUImb by a, P. Kw, Tf P7 CaH.Wagoa iBivuii JBismsI or Telephone 13 DIHCK Bay Coapons and Sa,ve Money SALEM ICE WORKS Tiie Club StMti vfrt.c!ijfl Ltvsrr and Cab IJa. Funeral' laraouts a" specialty. TaBy-U t l.t. n,l axenltlom. HtHtW. PP Main ifh CotMK Wr ?' Ctuu W. rw bJkdttkk...