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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1905)
lflljwwMll8mil!tiimmniwin5B yLSSSHiF 41 Atgc(ablc Preparallonror As similating IhcFoodnndllcgula ling dwStoiaachs atulBowols of Promotes Digcslion-Cliccrfur-nessandltest-Contalns neltltcr Opium,Morpldno nor Mineral KOT "N-AIiC OTIC . ;. afouMrSimmLmciaa .iwptat Set' MX.Snno. CMtXttSoffr hBdmymn. rtarcn Apcrfccl Ilcmedy fqrConsllna non, Sour Stomach, Diarriwca ondLoss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YOHK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER College of Music Willamette University Opens Sept. 26 Ilolon I. Oalbrcath, D. If., Do&n, piano; Frederick W. Goodrich, London, piano and plpo organ; Wm. Waliaco Graham, Borlln, violin; M. Evelyn Hurley, Now York, voice; Eva Cox, B. M., Salem, piano, Now pianos, nowly fumlahod studios, now faculty. Hall's Fetiy Road and FERRY (Shortest line to all points in ;Polfc County. 1 No Autos or Steam Engines run on this road A. D.PETTYJOHN, Prop. Ferry YOUR MELS will bo all right this hot weathor if you got thorn at COFFEY'S RESTAURANT 206 Commercial Street jpBmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmwmammmammmmmmmMmmmKmKmmMmmmm I Standard Liquor Co. J. P. ROGERS Wholesale and Retail Dealers 1 48-1 56 South Commercial St Our Specialty IS TO FURNB3H THE QUICKEST DELIVERY, BETTER MEASURE, BETTER GOODS AND BETTER PRICES THAN ANY WHOLESALE HOUSE IN OREGON. I HAVE HAD TEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS AND WILL NOT SEND OUT OR KEEP IN 8TOOK ANYTHINa BUT THE BE8T GRADE OF GOODS. TRY US OVER THE PHONE, YOU WILL NOT BE DD3APPOINTED. YOU CAN EXCHANOE ANY GOOODS BOUGHT OF US, OR WE WILL REFUND THE MONEY IF YOU ABE NOT ENTIRELY SATISFIED. STANDARD LIQUOR Co., A. G. Magers, Mgr. Phone Main 2181. CASTORIA For Infants and Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THt ocktu ewnttrr. Htw ton ortT. Boston B, Brown B Bread B FLOUR for pancakes, muttins and plum PUDDING. Packago for 7 loaves 20o 10-pound sack C5o ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. ALLEN'S B. B. E, FLOUR CO. Pacific Coast Factory, Son Jose. Wl FRENCH FEMALE OPILLS. JL Sim. Cirm Ututt lr AtrrraaMco Mawrauno. NtYII SNOWS TO FAIL Mihjil Spi,i Biu. hrIMl tal w,imJfemrai,ul,UbtMltfer ha rtlfovffl Uaulr I rM. 1 fr trwiUI OOM D64 tart Uwta mW jtwr .rd c to U. I UNITCIMtDICLCO.,oT.UKUlT. r. Sold In Salem by S. 0. Stone. Successors to Mb AW fa A Aft1 O&i DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1005. J) " " "' ' ' ra 1 1 he Oregon Press Unanim us Continued from Togo two.) stnto, henco It was that that state, with a third lees area, enn boast of 1600. miles moro rallrondi and other things to correspond. On the south of us, as wo have here tofore pointed out, they discover tho system, which dominates this state pouring out monoy by tho millions in tho way of bottormonts. Thoy noto that monoy mndo hero is spent thcro to make of that transcontinental high way tho best tho country boasts. They sco adequate ocenn facilities at that port and thoy noto a diversion of trnfflc from hero that is far from stim ulating. And so thoy awako to tho conviction that thoy nro between tho uppor and nothor mlllstono of tho transportation problem with tho usual result of being squoczod. Going to Bo Built, Somotimo. Is thoro any hopo on tho horizon t Thcro aro tho 453 miles of now road promised (that is If thoy havo been promised) by Mr. Harriman. Of theso 159 miles nro being jointly built by tho Harriman nnd Northern Pacific sys toms, -not so much to boncflt tho coun try as to savo tho railroads themselves Then thcro aro tho two extensions, Drain to Marshfiold, Bhaniko to Bend I When aro thoy to bo undortakont Is it not possibly to sot a specific timo whon tho work will bo begun nnd to sot a doflnlto dato whon It will bo finished to a certain point on tho pro posed llnot Nobody knows when tho dirt is go ing to fly. AH thoy know is that tho road is going to bo built, somotimo. After tho first flush of enthusiasm this is tho natural query nnd no satis factory answer is forthcoming, S outside of tho joint undertakings thoro is a certainty thut tho road from Ar lington to Condon will bo built bocnuso it is built and thoro aro soroo contracts boing lot for tho road from Elgin to Joseph. Elsowhcro wo havon't ovon heard of survoys. Oregon Only a Fawn. But theso after all aro incldontal, howovor important they may bo di rootly to tho pooplo as dovoloping agon cics. Tho conclusion thnt the pooplo nro coming to is thnt tho stnto Is simply a pawn on tho checkerboard' to bo moved according to tho fancy or intorosta of tho railroad mngnntos. Or cgon lias got tho worst of It in tho past, ami it. looks ns though it woro not going to got very much tho lost of These two words, Schilling's Best, are perfect assurance ol getting your money's-worth to ;tWMr'i aua.ybufc. JOHN HOLM WAGONMAKER AND BLACKSMITH All kinds of repair work. Good Tigs and gontlo horses for hire. 781 Center Street, Salem. J. L. COATES Violin Maker and Repairer Especial attention giving to restor ing old violins. Repairing bows, man dolins, guitars, colio or bass. Many violins aro weak on somo strings. I can strengthen them and oqualizo tono, Satisfaction guaranteed. Room 7 Mur phy block, Salem, Or. t r smi; it in the future. Tho real Interests of tho Hnrrlman syndlcnto aro south of us. Thoro is the real terminus of its transcontinental lino. All fit this has oporated to divert in that direction tho net earnings of tho roads loading horo, .mo ujiuniuu iu luiutv iruuiu ill If 11 Uli direction nnd it is opcrnting to reduco to a minimum tho valuo of Portland as tho only fresh water seaport on tho const. What wo aro driving at is that tho burden of proof is on tllo Harri man system. Tho people nro reaching thnt stngo when they will no longer tamely submit to tho treatment thnt has boon accorded them in tho past. If tho system is really inclinod to do tho decent thing to this section it must show it by tho act. not by promisos, thoro must bo fowor professions of friendship and: moro performances, fowcr baloful suggestions of what wo (that is, tho railroad mngnntos nnd tho corporation attorneys) will do in tho event everything docs not turn out qulto to suit them. It would bo unwiso as it would bo unfortunnto for tho representatives' of tho company to mistnko public scntl monr. For tho first timo in tlicr his tory tho people of tho stnto aro deter mined to got n square deal and noth ing short of thnt will satisfy them. ""ONLY" A MASK. " Many aro not boing benefited by tho summor vacation as thoy should bo. Now, notwithstanding much outdoor life, thoy nro littlo If any strongor than thoy woro. Tho tan: on tholr faces is darker and makes them look healthier, but it is only a mask. Thoy nro still norvous, oaslly tirod, upset by trifles, and thoy do not sloop well. What thoy need Is what tones ' tho perfects digestion, croatos appetite, and mako sloop refreshing, and that is Hood's Barsaparilla. Pupils andtcsch. ors gonornlly will find tho chief pur poso of their vacation beat subserved by this groat modlelno, which, an wo know, "builds up tho wholosystom." Back from SUetz. Connoll Dyor, of this city, nnd Will Loonoy, of Jefferson, roturnod last night from tho Sllotz country, whero thoy hnvo boon for tho past two weeks ion a hunting ana nsning irip. xuoy report a ilno time and lots of flsh Con, noil Biljn luu Biruuuis uio ittuiuuj " of salmon, and thoy caught thorn by tho hundreds. This Is very early for salmon, but in that region it is moro than plentiful. Grava Troublo Foreseen. I .It needs but little foresight to tell, that when your stomach nnd liver aro badly nffoctod, grnvo troublo is ahoad, unless you take tho proper modlelno for your disease, as Mrs. John A. Young, of Clay, N. Y., did. She says: "I had nouroJgla of tho liver nnd stomach, my hoart was weakened, and I could not cat. I was very bad for a long timo, but in Klcctrio Blttora I found just what I neoded, for thoy quickly roliovod and curod me." Best modlelno for woak womon. Sold under guarantoo by J. C. Perry, Druggist, im, Or., at COo a botttle. o A Gallant Tar. Charming Visitor Could you toll mo, Mr. Bailor, tho spot along tho const from which tho prettiest viow is to bo soent Cullnnt Jack Well, I think porson-j ally, miss, that nothing prettier could bo soon than from this vory spot. Sloper's Half-Holiday. Tho Reason. "- "I don't seo why ho still koops grpwling." "My doar friend, It's from disap- pointmont." "Disappointment!" iV t. fl 41...1 M41.ln for picnics and excursion parties. Phono Main 241. Corner Liberty and Ferry. Chs. W. Yannfce Prop. Gold Dust Flour Made by THE SIDNEY POW. ER COMPANY. Sidney, Oro gon. Made for family use. Ask your crocer for It Bran and shorts always on hand. P. B. Wallace AGENT MfcAtf UTFW&i' Edison Phonograph Agency. Gasoline Lamps, Mantels, Gasoline. Typewriters, New, Second-Hand. Eenf, , iff a.i p , 1 Wanted-Good shipping apples, pears growl about."-AUanta Constitution. f W , ed. Capital Commission Co. Phone r-rt g- i , frf Main 2231, opposlto Willamette 1 he LtliiV OtaDleS Hotel, Salem, Oregon. First-class Livery and Cab Llne.jJSr" M,80BL,JNE0U8i Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally-ho I svs-, gi 214 Com'l St. Phono Mala 401. Claeeifieb A 7tMMtMtgMfWtaWMiMitlfltlHMtM8M8MtlMMlWHil; DO YQU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM7 Do you want to buy or soil any. thlngt Hore Is your opportunity to insert your ndvsrtlsomont in two nowspapors for the price of one. For a limited time all "For Salo," "For Ront," and all "Want" ads will be insorted in Tho Portland Dally Journal and Tho Capital Journal for One Oont a Word. Tho Portland Journal is tho best circulated newspapor in Oregon. It goes daily into 23,000 homos and reaches that largo army of people who are constantly buying and soiling something. Whon you go to. Portland call at tho Journal office and soo the largest and best newspaper press in Orogon. It will print, paste, cut and fold papers In four colors with ono impression at tho rate of 24,000 an hour. Visitors wol como. Tho" Capital Journal is the loading paper In Oregon outsldo of Portland, and this oombinatlon advertising rates will produco moro roturns for the small cost than any othor in the state. Send your advertisements to the Capital Journal offlco and we will send copy to tho Portland Journal. FOR BALE. iW For Sale. Sevon-room rosldonco, born, largo half block, eloctrle lights, bath, hot and cold city water. E. Hofor, Journal offlco. For Solo. Smnll dry fir wood, at $3.23 per cord. Phono Black 2001. T. L. uaviuaon, jr., iuominguiua j-uu-tr ror Ualo.-TVo lots, with now house nnd barn, good improvements. At a bargain. Inqulro of Glovor & Pat ton's blacksmith shop, 430 Court streot. 6-22-tf For Solo. An upright Weber piano, In oxcollont condition. Original cost $050. Will soil for. $200. Inquiro of nonry W. Moyors, caro of Moyors & Sons. 8-4-tf For Solo Ohoap. Ono combination go cart. Inqulro of Mrs, B. O. Hunter, corner of Church and Mission streets. S-10-31" FOR RENT. For Bont. A eovon-room houso. Call on A. Schriobor, 424 High stroett. 0-13-tf For Rent, Furnlshod and unfurnished rooms, also good.sizod barn. Inquiro of M. A. Dlco, 700 Commercial streot, throo blocks below Marlon squsro. 7-15-tf WANTED FEMALE HELP. Wanted. Chambermaid at the Wiliara ctto Hotel. 7-14-tf WANTED. Housokcopor for couutry. Boforoncos oxchangod, Addross "Z," caro of Journal, 8-OJt-tf WANTED. Wantod. A plnco to do general houso work, by the wcok, by a Swedish girl. Apply at 1240 Conter street. 8-10-3t Shirt Waists and Summer Gowns- Made in the best stylo and workman ship. Torms reasonable. Address or call on Mrs. H. Mllner, 20th and Center streets. 5-20-tf E. F. Osburn Furnished rooms, in Portland. Take ear from depot to Third street. Transfor to L car run ning north over brldgo, get off at Cherry street. Third door at right on Larrabee street. Bates are. 60c, 75c. and $1.00 for single night for room and bed for two. Special rates by the week. Phone East 88S1, 340 Lar rabee street, Portland, Or. 8-0-lwk Salem Iron Works Founders, machin ists and blacksmiths. Manufacturers of all kinds of sawmill jnacbinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc. Manufacturers of tho Salem Iron Works Hop Press. 11-20-lm Eavoy & Savago. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, Conveyancing and Exalnlng Titles. Notary work done. Bring ns list of your property for sale, 492 State street, near High. S 8-tf Hollo. Here I am ncalu with a fnli line of crockery to bo sold at three gallons for 25 conts. Also tents, camp stoves and all kind of new and second-hand housohold goods. Give me a call, corner of State and Liberty streot, Salem. Conrad Dill mnn. 8-3-lm. The Tillson Co. Dealors In chopped food, seed bran, hny, flour driod fruit, ete. High stroet, adjoining' apora house. 0-1-yr. Hotel Scott Nowly furnlshod, ovory thins clean and first chise. Booms at ro&sonablo prices, in Cottle block, Salem. A. Scott, prop. 7-41-tf. Say Have you tried H. H. Pauls for meatst He has tho host sausage in, town. Como and try It, nnd bo oon vlncod. 410 East State strot. Ship Your Cream To tho Commer cial Cream "Co. Wo are paying 22 cont not to tho shipper. Eggs, 18e dozon. Proparo For wintor by gotting your houso repaired or now addition put on. Wo aro tho porsons to do it for you. Olingor & Dennis. 8-10-3 1 Salem Stoam Dyeing and Oloanln Works Whon your best girl says she will bo a slstor to you, givo her your clothop to press. Thon you will brln them to your etepmothor, and get thorn fixed right, no matter whot thoy neod. Suits pressed by the month. Gloves, neckties, silk gloves or any fabric, no matter how dell cato, mndo to look like now. Mrs. O. 11. Walker, prop., 1S5 Commercial St. OBTEOPATHS. Ostoopath Dr. W. L. Meroor, graduate of the American School of Osteo pathy, Kirksvllle, Mo. Offlco Brt7 mnn building, Commercial street. Booms 25 and 20. Phono Bed 2418. Now rosldonco, 410 North Summer street. Phone 883 .Bed. 6-10-tf 1 i ii , ,i , PHYSICIAN AND 8URQEON. Dr. E. C. Dalton Physician and Bar goon, Bjoms 12-13 Bush Bank building. Phono Main 701. Rosl donco Willamette Hotol, Phoao Main 2001. 7-20-tf PLUMBEBS. Thoo. M. Barr Successor to Barr ft Potzol, tinner nnd plumber. Hot air water and steam heating a specialty, Snlom, Oregon. 3.2. BAKERIES. canjtal Bakery Ullom to Buthorford, proprietors, 430 Court streot. Fresh broad, pies and enkos dally. Maoca roons, lady flngors, nngol nnd devil's food enko, enndios, nuts, ete. Dollv rles mndo to any port of the city. Phono White 321. 6-1-tf t ASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Frolic M. Brown Manufacturer of sub, doors, mouldings. All kinds of houso finish and hardwood work. Front stroet botwoon Stnto and Court A. M. Hanson Manufacturer of all kinds sash, dorrs, mouldings, wood work, houso finish and offlco flxturos. Kstimatos furnished. Cor, Mill and Church streot. Phono Bod 211. ARCHITECT. W. D, Pugh Architect and suporla tendont, plans furnlshod for all class os of building and structural work. Offlco 110 Stato streot, Tioga block, Salem, Oregon. DRAYMEN. White it Cummins Do n general dray and transfor business, meet all trains, 'Phone, down town, Main 2181. Stand 100 Commercial street. 8-12-lm ? LODGES. Salem Camp, No. 11B, Woodmen of tiu World Meets in Holmon noil every Friday at 7:30 p. m. L. B. Stinson, consul; P. L. Fraser, clerk. Foresters of American-Court Bberwood Foresters No. 10. Moots Friday in Turner block. Ira Jorgensen, O. B.j A. L. Brown, See. Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, corner State and Liberty streets. Tuesday of eaeh week at 7t30 p. m, T, J. Cronlse, O, C, W. I. Staley, K. of B. and 8. Modem Woodmen of America Ore gon Cedar Camp, No, 5240. Meets every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, Holman Hall. E. E. Motten, V. O. A. L. Brown, Clerk. WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER C0MPANV OFFICE CITY HALL. For water service apply at office. Bills payable monthly In advance, Make all complaints at the office. ) jr. M u H.1 ft 11 r ii' mr 1