Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 13, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBUT ONE WEEK MORE (journal Advertising Contest Closes next Tuesday Afternoon Just one weok mora remains for 'those who aro preparing manuscript for The Journal's ad-writing contest. A great deal of Interest has beon i suulfested since the first announce- ment of tho contest was made, and it Is expected that o largo number of 'contestants will file their manuscript. The jttdgos were announced In Sat ui day's Issuo of Tho Journal, but for I the benoflt of those who missed that lsiue, we ropeat the names: 0. 9. Hamilton, of, Duron & Ilnmll- i ton; B). C. Patton, of Patton Bros., and F. A. Wiggins. As fast as the manuscripts aro re- colvcd thoy will bo numbored and a corresponding number placed on tho onvolopo containing tho name of tho i contestant. Aa soon as posslblo after tho oloao of tho contost, tho manuscript will bo turned ovor to tho Judges. As they are busy mon, it wilt probably take several days for thorn to arrlro at a decision. If tho Judges got through their work In time, tho rosult will bo renounced In Tho Journal'of February Nth The manuscript will be read In the orl-r In which .they are numbered. ar.j each will be marked according to a 'andard to ln adopt!. In this way u li mamurript will be Judged on its Tho Kind You Uavo Always la two for ovor HO yennt, and linn KxVVVLNXtA'sffoiAcO!eys0aa V m 1 1 Jam -wy-j Hoiutl mtporvMon nlnco it Infiuioy. f-CCCCAZM Allnwiinniittfikilnfnlvnvnii In tliln. All Ooimtorfolts, JinltutloiiH nml"JiiHt-(ui-frool"nr litib KxporlmontH tliut trlllo with mid oiuliuitfor (lio hod i of lnniuto niul Children-l&qtorluiico iifruiiirtt lSxporf cut. What is C ASTORIA Gftfttorfc U jv bnrmloHH Hiibatltuto for Cntitor Ollr Pnro Korle, Drops uiid Hoothtiifr Syrups. It Irf IMontumt. It coutnliiH noltlior Opium, Morphine nor otlior NnrcotJo . euliHtnuco. Uh njra la 1U gunnuitoo. It dontroya "Worms nnd nllnyH Fovorlnhitosfl. It curort Dlurrhoui nud Wind Collo. It rollovoa Tuuthhitr Troubles, uiiroa CoiiHtlputiou and Flutulonog, It UNsInilluto tho Food, i-ogulutOM tho atomaoh nud JJowol, gli lnr lionltliy nud unturol sloop. Tho Children' Pnnncou-the Mothor'a Frloud. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS Boars tho 64& The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. v cutwii eouMNt, v mja arecr, cw veea errr. Huie Wing Sang Co. r ; sale new line Furnlealng Pooda. W make up all kind of wrap per, and white underwear and silk waist, kjmouas. draaclng gowiu, i:k and wool and cotton dress goods. . KWt' and ladle' (urBUhlag 8cxh' pants, coats, underwear, shirts, hee. overalls, blaateeis, under ' k ' klrts. dress aklrts, lace embroidery. ke. watting. trHBk, china- handkerchiefs. All kinds goods now on sale cheap. Want room. Chinese and Japanese Bazaar 345 Court Salem, - ROSES -Field Te beet eoat rnn nA ia than 'anv I BEADQTJABTEBS, We Pay the Express Ui el'ge yno no more thaa your next W8 today. A solicitor wasted i merits in the samo way that an ex amination paper is Judged. To assist tho Judges In finishing thoir work in time, any manuscripts that aro completed before the date of closing shou'd be sent in ahead of tlmo. Thos-) who do not live la Sa lom, and expect to sond In manu scripts, should remember that their contributions must be in the oflloe of The Journal by 6 p. m. on February 20th. This allows tlmo to got the mall coming in on tho afternoon train from tho south. Should this train bo lato on that day, It would throw, tho con testants out. So' It Is advisable to mall the manusoripts not later than noon of the day before, thus allowing ample time for the lottor to reach The Journal. All letters should bo ad dressed CONTEST MANAOHR, Capital Journal, Salem, On. Poisons In Food. Perhaps yo don't renllzo that many p&ia potoona originato in your food, but sotno day you may fool a twinge of dyspepsia that will convlnea you. Dr. King's Now Ltfo Pills aro guaran teed to euro all slokneis duo to pois ons of undigested food or money back. 25c at J. C. Perry's drug store, Salem, Oregon. Man Dleeds to Death. Frod Nowhaus, a prominent con tractor of Daker City, died at that paco Sunday from tho effect of an awault made upon him during a saloon brawl Saturday night, by n minor named Jack Sohwartz, an em ployee of the lMkkorn mines. 'New haus was struck a terrible blow on the nose, breaking the bridge nkd rupturing a couple of arteries, from which he bled to death. Srhwartx has been arrested and Will be tried on the rharg- of man slaughter. Bought, ruul which Iiim been linn borno tlio ljrtmtro of boon nimlo untlor bin ncr- Signaturo of St., By Alley - Oregon Grown eld thine." It will par yoato buy door neighbor. Bead fer illustrated every tows. OAXXrOKNTA KUOE UU, AO asiwv . DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, Tired Nervous When you feci languid, tired, nervous and irritable, your vi tality is low your supply of nerve energy exhausted, and your system running down for lack of power, The organs of the body arc working poorly, or not at all, and you arc not gotting the nourishment needed. This soon impoverishes the blood and in stead of throwing off the im purities, distributes it all through the body. This brings disease and misery. Feed the nerves with Dr. Miles' Nervine, a nerve food, a nerve medicine, that nourishes and strengthens the nerves, and sec how quickly you will get strong and vigorous. "!y WV9 suffered with nervousneya nrevtetw to a recnt attack of typhoid fever, but after her recovery frera the ever, she was winch won, and eeuld hardly control hereelr tortus exceed IflKly nervous when tho leant exalted, fine was very .restlew at Bight, and never had a Reed nights rest. Blie also aurjered much from nervous head aehe. Dr Mllm Nervine was recom mended by a friend. After the nrst three doses Khe had a aood nf(ht'a rest, and at the end of the nrst week's treatment she ma wonderfully Im proved. Continued use of Nervine has computed her entire qure." .... OTT rcoLn. 1021 aterrr fit. Evansville, Ind. Dr. Miles' Nervine la told by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will bentnt. If It fallf, ha will refund your money. Mile Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind To Make Aooounta Uniform. Washington. D. C, Feb. 13.-ln re pott to ait Invitation tent otit by the hMrtwu of tk United State oen shi eoK roller. aHdltort, trAtirrs and other officials, connected with Ike municipal accounts of various cities In thin country met today In confer- ence with the heads of the census de- paitment at the taiHtMet hall of the ArllnKioti Hotel. The InvttatloM which bad Ween sent out were Knitted to official of cities of over 10.000 In habit anu. but amoHK those who oame o attend the conference are also it number of fiscal officials of smaller cities In various parts of the country. The Invitations were limited, as un der the law municipal statistic are collected only from cities of 30.000 or mpre inhabitants. In former yearn the officer of the United Kate oeneus had ureal diffi culty In compiling MtUfactory stalls Hon, owing to the fact that the meth od of keeping the account In the different ciilei varied to such an ex tent that It was practically Impossible io form statistical compnrieoH. To obviate this difficulty and to make the methods of accounting more uniform In the future, this conference was called. It will last two days, and dur ing thai time tmny prominent at-- eountanti will lellver addreeee. ex plaining the syttom employed In keeping the aeeouni of tltftir reepeo tlre mtuMpalltle. Among those who will eagre the oonfetvnce are Comptroller U. H Medann, of Chica go; Joseph T. Tracy, of the bureau of luapectton and supervision of public office. Columbus, O.; Dr. Mward M. Hart well, of Reston. and Dr. Freder ick Al Cleveland, of the National Mu nicipal League, New York. Working for the Methodist Oenferenee iMltlmore. ld.. Feb, 13,-The cow mltoe appointed by the Methodist Book Concern for the purpose of de ciding where the next gooeral confer enee of the Methodist Itpiacopal church U to be held, met today at the Butaw street church to bear arguments concerning the emlmn of Baltimore as being the most suitable city for hold ing the next gooeral oenferenee. A sub-commit!, consisting of Dr. II. X Wilson and the Rev. W. F. Sheridan and C. W. Baldwin wilt preeeot the claims of Baltimore. The other cities which are making efforts to secure the general conference are Boston. Buffalo and Cincinnati The other cities have been In the race some time and Baltimore will have to make spe cial efforts to win. The general con ference of the 'Methodist Opsaeopal church is the most Important body of the church, and one of the largest re ligious leglakitive bodies In the world. It consist of nearly lott) delegate representing nearly lAtMM ad herents. Will Build Island Railroads. Washington. Feb. IX. Tho bid of Solomon & Co., Cornelius VandorWlt J. C. VhUe & Co., all of New York; Thorn F. Swift, Detroit, wit whom U associated the International Bnb lag Corporation; H. R. Wllsoa and Heldelbaeh, Ieklehelmer & Co., has been accepted by the Philippine gov erameat for the oMCOseiosary eon UaoU or grants for the oeostrnoUon. maintenance and operatloa of rail rpade la the Islands of Negro, Panay and Cebu. Thin bid provides for full gorerameat guarantee authorized by eeagress oa 4 per cent bonds for a OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, gBHieaiiejgi3goBtnreBpj CL.ASSIPIBD BMBtltgttlfrgfrlffjWrgejgfftMftHSltgeatMtitglsM 1 FOR 8 Ate. For SalcIGO rcrca, In grain, or will cut up Into 40-aoro tracts. Address M. I, Cnpps, Capital Improvement Co. SOD Front' street. 1-13-lm For Sale. Dry second growth fir, $3.50 per cord, dellvored. Also Jumbo stump puller, In first cWtw condition. Inquire of Louts Laohmuml ta Co. eorner ef SUto nml Commercial streets. Phono Mala 72. l-10-lm For Sale. Seven-acre suburban tract, north of city, Just outaldo of limit. Good 8-room houso, barn, outbuild ings, young orchard. All on rea sonable term. Inqulro of J. A. Taylor at Capital Improvement Com pany's ofHce. 2-Mra WAirraDrraiAiiB uhlt. Wanted. A girl to do housoworlo good wages, Apply at 610 Chomeb eta street, 2-S-tt Wanted. Apprentice girls to bogln; work February Jflth. Nono under 18 years of age need apply. Mrs. Hllke's millinery parlors, 201 Com mercial street. 2-103t MUSIO 8TUDI0B. Music Studio. Frank E, Churchill, MusImI Studio, Assoclato teacher Western Conservatory, Chicago, I1L, repreeentlng Inter-State System at Salem. Oregon. In the Gray block, roem 3. Studio hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. 8-19-tf Tho Seley Studios. Thorough Inttruo- tie la music, Mr. and Mr. France so Seley, speelallsts In Velce Predue ties, Interpretation and Harmony. Opera Heeso Building, reoras 0 and 10. Xwldctiee phoso Mala 674. 11-t-Um PLUMBBKa. Thee. M. Barr tiueeeiHwr to llarr A fcJe l'etsel, tinner and plumber, list alt water and steam heating a specialty, Ralem, Oregen. 3-2 Bornardl & Dunsford. Plumbers, steam and gas fitters. All kinds of plumb ing supplies. No. 09 State street Phene iifl Main. 10-2lf WANTED MALB HELP. ehFAehiejVBsiShBaeis0 tWahted. A Ifdlsoii theaCro, boy be- twen 12 and 14 year old, to aot aa Usher. Must live in town, be neatly drossed and polite. Call at theatre J-104t BAKBRnia. Oapltal Bakery, Freeh bread, pies and eakes dally, oandiM, nuts, etc Deliv ery made to any part ef the city. 0. Ullem, proprietor, 400 Ceurt 8t, Talking Machines I oarry a mrgo etook of talking maeblnee Hdleon, Victor nnd Co lumbia, neoero In abundanoe for all those mnehlnos, I ateo repair alt make of talk ing DHuiklne and musical Inatru men to. Violin Strings Boot tuallty violin string import ed direct. I have a complete stock of etningii for all stringed instru ments. Come and select what you need from my freeh stock. ANDREW VERCLCR Sueeeseer te J. Wesger. SM7 Cowwerelal Street period of M year on 91 per cent of tht cost of construction. There were uo other bll for the grant for theee laUHdjg, The line oa Negro and Panay will aggregate lot mile each, sad on Cebu 91 mile. Minnesota Grocer Meet, HoohtfJer, Mina.. Fk 31 -fc". Simon 0rk. protjdent of Um State Orootjs AgsociaUon f Mianosoia, this morning called to order the annu al convention of the aasoclatioa In this city. The aUondaaeo U vet.' largo, and wty section of the state I represented. Many important matt tors will' come up for consideration, among them the problem of a nation, al pure food law. The delegate from Duluth are very active, and are mak ing effort to secure the next annual meeting for Duluth. TOXIXA. MalWiHtiinUin&& Bears see 9 a89 fjJi , JZS0-4& f L&ofzT&Zc&ti 1906. pjumm ; MISCELLANEOUS, Salem Iron Work Founders, machin ists and blacksmiths. Manufacturers of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc. Manufacturers of the Salem Iron Works Hop Frees. 11-29-lm Hotel Scott Newly furnished, every thing oloan and first cIass, Rooms at reasonable prices. In Cottle block, Salem. A. Scott, prop. 74-tf, Bay Have you tried 11. II. Faula for moatsf He has the best sastago In town. Como and try it, and be con vinced. 410 East 8tate streL Wanted. Turkeys, geeee, dueko, ehick ens and all farm produce. Highest cash price paid for tamo. Capital Commission Company, 207 Commer cial street. Telephone 170. , A Good Investment Somo ono with $1260 can loan that amount on first class real ostato security, at a good rato of interest Address "M. Q. F," caro Journal. 2-0-tf Found. A orescent brooch with ban&lo attnehod. Owner enn luvvo naiuo Hi paying for this ad 2-9-3t Orchard Pruning and Spraylno Bono antlnfftrforlly nnd promptly. CaV at room 3, Scott rooming houso, ovor Damon & Fnwk store. 2-9-3t A Salem Industry that Has a Deserved Popularity Many time when you are tempted to throw your clothes away, Juet take them to the Salem Dyeing nnd Cleaning Work, and you won't need n new suit You will be surprised how like new they will be. Mrs. Walker has a deserved reoulaUott for giving satisfaction. The most delicate fabric ean be cleaned by her dry cleaning meth- od without Injury It doe not J "ST Ua .."fiNEW LANGE HOTEL oan't be exeetled, even In Portland. he learn d her trnJe she did not I pick It up. It Is next door to Tho Tftl.r.l nnlMa Ml fVtminaMiliil JournAl onice, 221 Commercial TONSOItlAL. eSkeswskttewsewski Evans' Barber Shop. Kverylblng new and up to date, Finest porcelain baths. Shaving, lBo, hsIreuttlngMe baths See. First elasa bootblacks. C W, llvan, Proprietor. LIVERY AND BALE OTABLBS, Bed Front BUbles First-elss livery, bearding and salo stables. Rubber tired buggies and fine driving steek. Prstt & Barred, preprleler,71 Ohe meketa street. Phase Main 73. lt-H-lyr Feed Bam-Speelal atteatlsa te tran sient teams. Farmers' patronage, so licited, Waiting rooms fer ladles We else carry a full ljne ef feed. Leeated at Club Stables, earner Lib erty and Ferry street. Phone Main 7. Prunk & Darby. U-14-6m MEBBBr 1" ' Wi'i Tiff WMsWBstleMHKamWn1eCg . WHIi Uh & LODQES. Forester of Amerisa Court Sherwood Fer eaters, No. 10. Meet Tuesday in Burst hall, State street. U. S. Kider, a It.) A. L. Brews, F. 8. Central Lodge No. IB, K, of P. Oastli nail In Holman blesk, eeraer Statt and Liberty streets. Tuesday of eaes week at 7:30 p. m, J. O. Graham, O. CLj W. I. Staley, K. ef R. and R. Modern Woodmen ef America. Or gen Cellar Gamp, No. fifiO. Meets tyry Thursday evening at 8 o'elsek Hfrlmaa ITaH. W. W. Hill, Y. O.) F. A. Turner, Clerk. Woodman of Werld, Meet vwy Fri day night at 7iS0, In Hainan nail, A. J. Baeey, a a P. U Frasier, elerk. 1-10-tf THE SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY I doing family washing at the low rate of five cents a pound. At this price we wash everything, we starch everything intended to be starched. We iron and finish everything that can be done by machinery. Including knit, flannel and woolen underwear; also all Mat work, such as sheets, slips, tablecloths, napkins, oouater panee. towels, handkerchiefs, truy cloth, doirlea, eta. Balance hand work I returned rough dried. Tho fuel, the soap, the starch, the blueing and other utensils, to say nothing of human toll required for the washing at home, oannot be bought oheap enough to do all this work at so small a price. Telephone 3fl, or drop us a card, and our solicitor will call and explain about this wprk la detail. THE SALEJH STEAM LAUNDRY Special rate' for regular family work for sixty days. lgeiSiMieatWlBE8MMMaM8HM MtMMMWIHWMWlHltW OSTEOPATHS. Dr. W. I. Mercer. Graduate of Kirks- vile, Mo., under founder of osteo pathy. Itooma SC-2C Breyman bldg Commerclnt St, phone 010. Resi dence 419 N. Bummor it.., phone 014, Treats acute and chronic disease. Examination free. Dr. B. n. White. Graduate of Kirks vllel, MOj, under founder of osteo pathy. Koom 21 Breyman bWg Commercial at., phone 67. Reildenee CD0 State, eor. Church, phone 1110. Treats acute and ohronlo disease. Bxamlnattons free. Hop Loo Co. Laundry Best work done with latest Improved mnehlnery. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Oppoeito Wl Ismette Hotel, Salem. 2-28-tf PHYBIOIAN AND BURQEON. Dr. Cartwrlght Has resumed general practice, and will bo found in roeea 10, over Ladd St Bush's bank. Office hour 11 a, m. to 4 p. m. Office phone Main 10, residence phone Main 107. 12-20-tf un news n im-ii.ijumti-i.Bgs AKOHTTBOT. W. D. rujh Architect and superlav tendent, plans furnished for all elase e of building and structural work. Office 110 State stroot, Tioga block, Bftlom, Oregon. I ASH AND DOOB FAOTOBXBa irown Manufacturer or sash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of house finish and hardwood work. Front street between State and Court WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY orrxoB omr hall. Fur water service annlr at offlee. Bni, pty,W monthly In advaaee. Mtk, ,n eemplslnts st ths onle. i . i i i t When you visit Portland. Ore., be I t P" TNow HnS "" te,l n"Xt U0r ,0 lu0 IwpIal. Bate 60o 70fl M(l tl 00 por UMtti, I cuts, call bells, eiovator. steam dmu free Lath "nl free bus. All outside rooms with running water. TWO CARS OF FENC INC AND ONE CAR OF HOP WIRE Just arrived from factory. Special discount till February lllh. Our mrgo sale tell the story of quality and price better than any thing w can say. Write for prices or call and examine the fence. WALTER MOBLBY, ftM Court Street. Salem, Oregon. U. 7. LEHMAN Sash and doers. All kinds of boas finishing. 'Phone 131 blsok. Also two Boors of warehouse for vent; elevator snd' switching fseUlUos. Put Up in Glasses When you buy a baking powder, you want the best If you have to pay for tho package, you might as woll havo one feat ut ujoltU'w)) nepty. Eppley's Baking Powdct I pure. It I put up la glasses that eau be used when the baking powder Is goag. It 1 economical and give results. Made in Salem Sold la Baleni by & O. Stone, HOLUSTER'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Bur U4m4ss for Biy Fel. Bikes 0Ma Hulw sad Bsaiwsi Vlger. A aeise for CoatiiMtiun, lajleiea, Uve aa kwb -irwuw, iituntea. Bourn, in ilfu mHntlab HomtU. Head It's Rocky MtmmaU Tea ta tab M rem. as eeau a box. 0sufe o4e by GOLDEN NU68ET8 FOR SAI LOW PEOP: A S.n ii.i.r.i u k I. rruw MimHiiw. SIJCI.UOWHTOIVl. ' " -' " I glfftIJQ ' 1Um.4uUm1)m I vkMfwwl v., turn. irjiditwiUtM J UWITCrIHDIClCO..aT4.Uljit. P.