Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 21, 1905, TWO EDITIONS, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 DAZLT CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREOON THPBSPAT, SEPTEMBER 21, 1905. 4weiMggBgiaBg Kaw wiMtwwHwmi ei . . S NEW FALL GOODS ARRIVING Wo bought our goods before the raise la then at oar umal loir prices. values, so ire Trill mark HOP PICKER'S I UPPLIESl Gloves, heavy canvass, 3 pairs or 5c Gloves (good fitting leather) per pair), 25c. Hate frosa 10c up. Shirting, heavy black-hide twill, per yard, 10c Toweling, heavy cotton, per yard, 5e . Towels, large aire, 10c Towels, small size, 5c Turnover collars, 25e qnality, big drive, 15e. Hosiery, heavy cotton, seamless, 10c Flannelletts, 15c grade, 10c "Wrappers, shirt wist, drs skirte at very low price. R0STEIN & GREENBAUM DBY GOODS, CLOTHTNO AND MIL1INEBY. 298 and 300 Commercial SL Salem tWWWWIHIIlgWHHgitKianiiMmtl iIvimi JNsssssUll Cyrot w j J 8a7 UklflbJ I nHysHmv ''' ! .... I I . t ' t?' """""'""" ! , i j&gags. ft iWrW sslBSSSLi ". M7 I IP w. iwii .t .1' J&-s; II m BaaPCiaaaaaka aaaaaraaYlsBaaaUata-. sbbbbH a vj M: ,1 ise ef fire roubles a month for his cap port would isdsee her to accept his The mfertaaate man begged to be car ried to his parents, who he was see weald knew their sea. lie was car ried there, bat even they disowned Mas. And m the saamppy sat was carried ta the village effiee and left to livo" there as best he .eoaW. One of the faaetioM to be perform ed by the Priaee of Wales daring Lis tear is India will be the aaveiling of a statao ef General John Niehel: n. the great seldier and araslaiftrator i the Paajab, who fell, at the siege f Delhi, and whose dust new lies in tie historic cemetery facing the batter"! Kashmir Gate and Mofree bastion. I Arraagecaeats are being made ' g celebrate la December next the aeni M versary of the settlement of the Jews H in Bngiaad. Oliver Cromwell granted jj them persaisJoa to retarn on the inter cession ef Menasseh ben Israel, the ! Amsterdam Babbi The Whitehall eon jg foresee, at whieh the deeision was takes, aset est Deeesaber 4, 1655, and it is proposed that a pablie dinner be gives on that day this year at whieh X '. many of the leading Jews of England are expeeted to be present. Many amaeing tales are told ef the Saltan of Morroeeo, who is taxing the resources of French diplomacy. For jewels he has a special weakness, while of motor ears, basso m eabs, gold han dled bieyeles, gold pianos, and similar articles, which he doos not really want, but whieh he takes to be symbolical of European progress, he cannot appar ently bare enough. He is said to have 200 bieyeles, many of them with goM and silver fittings. o Deafness Cannot Be Cored i By local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to euro deaf ness, and that is by constitutional rem-' edies. Deafness Is caused by an in flamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian tube When this' tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when , it is entirely dosed. Deafness if the result, and, unless tho inflammation ean bo taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be , M"Jt" 4W""' "." v, I , I Knclld. says the Cleveland (O.) Plain ten are eaused by Catarrh, whieh is De.ie, on Thn p.h1w . . - . i . flat m ..wo ivw7- noinmg oai an inuameu conumon oi the mucous surfaces. Dr. Sue II , t .s s- esrior- it, ifuo his n. i a 5 If s mewhat roBpi uuus id tip - S'i b 'f the po litics! situation in S'ininavis, by ap pli-u to the Swedish-Americans to raise money for the fatherland's de fease. Dr. Madia is a rather exeit- able man, and probably does not wield the induenee ia Scandinavian affairs which be supposes himself to exercise. However, on account of his world-wide reputation as an explorer, his appeal is attracting a good deal of attention. The Best Insurance William Boyd of the Curtis Publish ing company addressed the Manufao i turcrs Advertising club at the Hotel John J. Muleahy and William Varley, champion double scull crew of Ameri ca who have just returned from Ham burg, whero they won the International double scull shell race. The two young oarsmen nre members of the Atlanta Beat Club, of Xew York. roreign Notes of Uve Intercat. Tho president of the Berlin court of appeal has addressed a circular letter to all judges and oOlsials eennoeted with the court prohibiting them in future from drinking beer within the promotion to full general rank of lieutenant -general, Sir Thomas Kelly Kenny, who baa spent -17 years out of his 06 in the army. In tho China war of 1800 he won fame at the battle of Slnho and the capture of Tant-.Vu. court buildings during the hearing of j awl the Taku forts. Again he get (lis cases. Tho ralst of the late nsrr Krupp has been arrested at Hssen far attempt ing to extort money from Fran Krupp by reviving th netmsstlons a?-sJnr. "C - t, u.mian nxru nvre oorrrsi HI ISO timo of tho seandal three years ago. The meat famine In Germany is new exciting the whole country. "Open the frontier to Russian pork," is tho cry now being raited by nil classes, but above all by tho laborers, whote staple artiste of food is perk. The prise has arisen mere than 40 per cent, making its purchase by the poorer classes almost impossible. The man chiefly responsible far the existing patch mention in Abyssinia under Lord Napier ef Magdala, and, on eoming home, served terms as A. A. O. in va riois districts, as well as at headquar ters and Aide-abet. Against the Boers, all through the war, he bad command of the Oth divisien ef the field forces. A pathetic iastanse ef the bard fate ef those broke in the recent war eomss from the remote Busslan village ef Tinmsboveka, in the government of Taurida. During the mebilizatien a votmi' lMMHant. tka mr,if I. I gave you the knowledge to make mo viiaKc. nns real to ine war. ma ;t.. n ' I kUBUti Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for const!- outrages he ever heard of Roseburg Plaindealcr. A Bold Olrl. ner Mother If yoa marry him you need never expeet me to some to seo you. Daughter Will yo pat that into wrltingf "What fori" "I want to give it to Fred as a wedding present." The Colonel's Waterloo. Colonel John if. Fuller, of Honey Grove, Texas, nearly met his Waterloo xrom uvcr una xianey trouoie. in a recent letter he says: "I was nealy dead of these complaints, and, al though I tried my family doctor, he did me no good; so I got a 50e bottle of your gTeat Electric Bitters, whieh cured me. I consider them the best modieine on earth, and thank God who departure being felt by his young wife and aged parents, who thus saw proniiimve prises is nerr voa 1'euJel- their mainstay taken from them. A ski, the Prussian who is apposed to thefw months passed and the soldier re unanlmons opinion of the remainder of j turned, but wJtbout arms or legs, the Prussian cabinet that the frontier, This tump of a man was brought ia a should be opened to foreign meat. box to his wife's bat, but she did not The retirement of Sir Charles War- reengnU her husband, and neither rea from the British army has brought his cross of St. George nor the prom- MIBIItsltsrBEKEXS0(MXCRlSs)ll0SKiVi I SALEM SAW MTTTS Now is the time to buy your Winter Slab Wood Single load ( 1.75 10 leads ............... 10.50 Flooring, No. 1 20.00 Flooring, No, 2 .... , 22.60 Flooring, No, S 15,00 i The Chas. K. Spauldine Losreiner Co. - fcM" M .. -..M- ?-. .. . -. 7 "-S)aHBSJBaB Sold and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia, biliousness and kidney dis ease, by J. C. Perry, druggist, at 50e a bottle sary to a Successful Advertising Cam paign. .Mr. Boyd opened with the statement that unless a business or ganization is responsive to changing trade conditions it cannot bo success fuL ne cited the growth of advertis ing to show It one of the new business conditions which every concern must meet. Trial adrrrtlaementi are a rraale of money, according- la SJr, Dord, and no llkvnrd the trial advertiser to h tradesman rrho endi out traveling; aaleimen once and then dlacharse mem, expecting; that rulu from the alna-le effort will warrant en- smsrement of other aaleamea for a Ilk iaa-1 trip. Mr. Boyd likened advertising to a business Insurance. If an advertiser's place of business burns down, even though be has no Are insurance, be can at once rebuild and continue to do a proniaoio Duslness because he h a Vertisod, thereby creating a demand for bis gooas. It is of eonree Jnrt a Important that four ad. ihonld be In the rlaht Paper a. It la ta have ronr loanrane ta a srood company. Keep It la thee luniu. EEDUCED EXCURSION EATE8. To tho Seaside and Mountain Ecsorta for tho Summer Vacations, On and after June 1, 1805, the Southern Pacific in connection with the Corvallis & Eastern railroad will have on sale round trip tickets from points on their lines to Newport, Ya qulna and Detroit at very low rates, good for return until October 10, 1005. Three day tickets to Newport and Yaquinn, good going Saturdays and re turning Mondays are also on salo from all Mt side ooints Portland to Eu gene inclusive, and from all west side points, enabling people to visit their families and spend Sunday at tho sea side. Season tickets from all east side points Portland to Eugene inclusive, and from all west side points are also on sale to Detroit at very low rates with stop over privileges at Mill City or any point east enabling tourists to visit the Santian and Brcltenbusb Hot Springs in the Cascade mountains, which ean be reached in one day. Season tickets will be good for re turn from all points until October 10. Three day tickets will be good going Saturdays and returning Mondays only. Tickets from Portland and vi cinity will be good for return via the east or west side at option of passen ger. Tickets from Eugene and vicinity will be good going via the Lebanon Springfield branch, if desired. Baggage on Newport tickets checked through I to Newport; on Yaqulna tickets to Ya- qnina only. S. P. trains conneet with the C. & E. at Albany and Corvallis for Yaqulna and Newport. Trains on the C. & E. for Detroit will leave Albany at 7-30 a. m., enabling tourists to the Hot Springs to reach there the same day. Trains from and to Corvallis connect with all east side trains on the S. P. Full information as to rates, time tables, etc., can be obtained on appli cation to J. Mayo, Gen. Pass. Act.. C. k E. B. R. Albany; W. E. Coman, 0. P. A., S. P. Co, Portland or to any 8. P. or C. & E. agent. Rato from 8alem to Newport $5.00. Rate frsm Salem to Yaqulna $4.50. Rate from Salem to Detroit (3.60. Three-day rate from Salem to Ya qulna or Newport $3.00. 6-1-tf UNKH3P; Three Traina to the East ""0u gunman standsri luuwok weeping cars daily t, ( uuicsgo, opoicane; tonriit ' r-arsB nisi iw rn sn . oh , . VUTj xnuman tourist Sleeping tlr, sonally conducted) wceklr i go; reclining chair ears (Ml, to inn x.asi uauy. "T Hrrirjfi U MaTLAftD TO CBr0 Ho Chaste of c DEPART FOK C&lcaro Portland Special 9 16. m vis Hunt ICRton AUantlo Kxprens 1:15 P.ra. i Huntington Tom ronUDd, Or. gSH.Ute..P!"T.r, ft S2"l5. ,"S7, " I Je , Kart Cltr, 8L Looii. cmm- in Va w Bt.Pul Fmi tf all e if r. BU vu Spokane ii Laze, uenrer rt Worth, oiihi i..S Sur&IAW1, 'H WslU Walls, LetSS: oposane. Hnco, pno Paul, nnlnih Vn-.,vVI uuiuhu! ma nail. H,J TiltJ M Ocean and Blver BchsdTJ ior San Francisco-Every T 1 at o p. m. ior Astoria, wy and North Beach Dally (eri j day) at 8 p. m.; Saturdav at lti Dally servico (wator permlttlji) , WII1n. .! V Lit, , ,,.uuuu..u ouu iaianui nreri MARKET QUOTA TIONS TODAY "Make Salem a Good Home Market" For fuller information sik i your nearest ticket agent, or i A. Ta, CSial General Passengtr Iratl ine Oregon .Railroad & Nsrip Co., Portland. Oregon. CORVALLIS & EASTEFJ RAILROAD Incorporation papers have been taken out for a new railroad, which it Is ex peeted to build between Portsmouth and Columbus. Ohio. It N tvt.A v. Pertssneath, Gallipelis & Columbus Hallway Company. & li ?TOpBrr i jiaWSIJpr-MCTaaAr, riaata. " I ''if , J "trf I 7mk60gEkmmkk&zzctimMuxwi W ' SsaTZXaaaaBBftsr . SaSaasssssa-r--gSK'glfrfe1Nf it nie g&.T-vfcgy?i 8 kVsPVsHsa - MhfMvmlmAkYm I THE SAMOUS mcncm rtAKKer akovmo hw(f we sj,, ,-,9 s.,.c? 4slltssia,tlaagaM, THERE'S SOMTnrN' DOIN' Always at our yards in supplying t bnilders with high grade lumber for all ftrpses. We carry at all times a full stock of the best kiln dried lum ber, flooring, laths, shingles, etc. Or ders are filled promptly at priees that defy competition. Near a P. depot. Phone 62, GOODAXE LTJMBEB CO. ls1lIS)iB,llil,.,l,,ltltes,sit I Jaftfian.T-X !T y&f.'fl Han m HiSrl .i . . Poultry at Stoiner'i Market. Eggs Per doxsn, 25c. Ducks 910e. Hens Sfij&c. Frys-lOc. Baker, Lawrence & Baker. Eggs Pr dozen, 20c. , Fruits, VegetaDie, Etc Potatoes S5a0. Oaiess lHc Tropical Fruits. Bananas--SHe lb. Oranges M.505.00. LesBoas $5.50 $5.00. Live Stock Market Steers S. Cows lV42e. Sheep 4s. Dressed veal 6c Fat hegs 5?;c Baled Ciever-$7.00f $r,50. Cheat $7. Timetby $0$0.50, Grain $7$7.50. Bran $28.50. 8horts-$34.50. Eggs, Butter and Cream. By Commercial Cream Co Butter 30c. Butter fat 30 at statien. 'Wrheftt-SS'; Hay, Feed, Etc. Baled Cheat $10. Oats-Choice white, M.351.0. Mlllstuff Bran, $19.00. Hay-Timothy. $13.00. Potatoes $1.151.20. Poultry-Chickens, mlsed, 12 "ej per lb; hens, 13e per lb; roosters, old, 10. per lb; fryers, 22e per lb; ducks, $t.00o.00 per dor.; geese 8 8e per lb: turkevs. I7ia. ,C dressed, 5021Hc per lb; squabs, $2.50 3.00 per dor. Pork Dressed, 78c Beef Dressed, 2Htj5c eai ogse. Mutton-Dressed, 6H7He. ferholce; 232,c for prime. aJd' TIME OABD N23. No 2 for Yaoulna Leaves Albany ll-Mfl Leaves Corvalli 1-Ufj Arrives Yaquina 5:FJ No, 1 Beiuminir Leaves Yaquina 7:15 J Leaves Corvallis ll-.MJ Arrives Albany 12:15 1 No. 3 for Albany-Detroit Leaves Albany for Detroit 7:30 J Arrives Detroit 12:30 PJ NO from Detroitr Leavcs Detroit 1:30 PJ Arrives Albany 6:30 FJ No. 5 for Albany- Leaves Corvallis 0:30; Arrives Albany 7:10; No. 8 for Oorvallls Leaves Albany 2:40 PJ Arrives Corvallis 3:20 PJ No. 7 for Albany- Leaves Corvallis 6:00 PJ Arrives Albany 6:10 M No. 6 for Corvallis Leaves Albany 9:15 PJ Arrives Corvalli 9:55 ?J Train No. 1 arrives in Albuyi time to connect with the S, P. bound train. Train No. 2 connects with tsi I trains at Corvallis and Altaay, rln direct Servico to Newrjort oad sajtt: beaches. Train No. 3 leaves Albssy Detroit at 7:30 a. m., srrWlnr in ample time to reach the Brti bush hot ffprlncs the same diy. Train No. between Albany ssl I troit connects with the Eugens 1 nt Albany, also with lo-al ttoa vallis. Train No. 5 leaves Corrallis W a. m., arrives at Albany 7:10 s. i time to catch Eugene local to For! and train to Detroit Train No. 8 leaves Albany f vallis at 2:40 p. m., after th of 8. P. northbound overland. Train No. 7 leaves Corvallis t M Tt tvi ...!.. 111.... .f tt'lQ H.trl in time to connect with the M H Eucene and war noints. Train No. 6 leaves Albany tt 0f vallis at 0:15 p. m., after the srriTi' the a P. local from Portlsnd. For further Information apply J. O. MAYO, Gen. P-J T. COCKERELL. Acent, Albany. H. H. CBONISE, Agent, Consul. Tf uiAM MJSMi Qstc or7c was r07j 1 ZtXT?1 the famous CAPITAL NORMAL Trisa 11 4, rx or, R-ltftmb ool 1906 elln. vall -...: 'nut .- -i... will beds medium, WHSfiHe; fine, 2028c; September 1L The course will be A" Eastern Oregon, 1922c ' 1 demie. Normal BuJne and ChA vice. Address J. J. J SsleOi1 Mohair-Nominal, 3031c ""- aney creamery, 2021V.e ,, 16H17c; store, S'oislc ' ' Special Excursion Bites. andT eBd 23 "d September 16 tm ":,ta'aB0Bthe Paelfl "mpany wffl sell SHWay .petlj, .. . P ' eta In ..i . . r--- 7., l,'" POnts. 8topover irrant. flnisMng. 'Phoaa 131 Wick. 8ag aaa returning. For partiett. flooia of wareaoasa for wnt; slit U. J. LEHMAN Saab and doors. All kinds ox i - w agvau. and switching facilities.