Daily capital journal., February 21, 1906, Page 4, Image 4

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Dainty Foods
Demaoi It
N EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
nf 9rtar. soda, or baking powder, use
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tUn Roval Baking Powder. Better result
will bo obtained because of the absolute
purity and great leavening strength of the
Royal. It will make the food lighter,
sweeter, of finer flavor, more digestible and
wholesome. It if always reliable and uni
form in its work.
Alum and phosphate baking powders
some of them sold at the same price and
some of them cheaper will make neither
dainty nor wholesome food.
BUYS
FAIR
GROUNDS
The O. HK. kH mrohed
MM'l !. ami mvr MMMIM
tMm pern sooth of um iwmmi
iMlMtac to Um flismotto. wwprii
keg MSOOt 9M noes
TIM) porcbaoe price m la tho
IMtgfctortmod of Mem
Tho tna wm tfMfkt tot tho Mortk
PmMm TrmiMl Ooimjmir. no wlU
be neod m immIimI jmml.
H kM besoms mMHty for tho
famine! peopJo M oeOHd eholr yard.
O MVMUH of tho lMntwnlM boot
Incident M ihe ( mm! woll
growth of Um rttjr. mtd there woa ho
lead to to (mtnd mmrer th proeeeft
tttMMSNUI Ul4U WM at till aVatbMM.
The yard win b estotMod. as, while
( lllMK ) dognJtotr dodderf Wftftt
Will b MM Willi IIM WHOM PMwy, I
H la noaolMo sort uf tho toho me be I
J,-,. . .. .... o .- aJ I
ym bo dltMod into elif toU. L
To iraswfor of a oart of too jsroo-1
My hao alwmdr boo wmm. mm! n
Jwt Im m IimmiI baMSi to
H. Tho norelmaore mo nmjotl
atlag tor loo tkydMoiih tron. whlrh
oomUUm abtwrt It ar ThU orop
orty wkiMtoa friMH Tbiirojaa Mrt oa
UM OPOth aorUi m iHMM lao. aod
I Ndon h attoa of h rumry Urt
Our Reputation
OP 53 YCAKS
It bach of ovotr bottlo of HosUttsr j
totnaoh Blttcre ad e'a4s m a
son gmuM of Ha vnmojorfol mov-!
Mi if yomr sonnurh Is dlaordorod. Wf
or Mtaotlvo or hsiaoy wk. oao bot
tle ef
08TlkTT8KH
WlU dji y a worbl of good. Thone
omo hfo alroadr boo enrod of eooh
aMtiioma aa fr AoftUta, iMdMjes.
Wen, mUMy, OoiUvsmss. Oy.
psla, Oeldi. trttitM. PmimH lW and
antral (MMMtr iHm't fall to try
:
onto! ad Whomjh NNMMto buildings
and the omoiimocy hoioHaU
Throng the OrtooUl bed Win Um
teeter Ho mo,
Extent ef Trust Involved.
TIM) neeehnor pttMorVr exUMid
from Um JUhNlHletnuloN ImlMtng U
Um htMoaehvjwiio bsdkllng. od that
of tho Moftdo eototo UkM m tho M-Uio
araotorM. MIolM TrMMporUtloii xMJrM rix powdor mIma will W Nrod
AtrkoMonil bulldlM with tho Anil-...o,,.!,, mm) tti aid of tM
lorloov On Um omith oldo of OnlWijbU) lmHl odllr Into tho
IaIm MMro la ahoo , I river.
lMMMMK mmom eoowM to hoow i totor Ymmc. a roeh-wotietr of maay
Mr WBooj ibo oropony
holder told at a
remarkably
Mnr mm grt Hably of oM
To boltd brldojoa nod eaothM and to-
ont of M;
If yon waM ovorlaoUMg (mm, a bONo.
(hetor bo,
Olvo tho mmr ad noodr Horky MoM
utn Tea.
Dr. gooaoS Dmg Btoro.
Learning to Snail tuoeese,
. ft.-4.-d nd mb-iomIo '
W - " -w .
, ulMMMMl wtni m(lt,y
i... tk. h.m
gojgtomojojr eo gpojeoowoooj iw ww bfwwv w
ehlMroe) on ih "Ooiloa of Cltlaoev
ohlg,-
U Anarytlofl NNMUm Beeswax.
Ai tho lM mootlBf of tho OrasjoJ
fAaio AoHMIini of loleiKO. Dr. Oos
1H. of Prltr Uolvoralqr. wao ohwt-
aoprotary. A
ote of hooevma from Kohalosn wa gtv
a lu Hnd BradWy to aaalyno. iovor-
l tdoroa of tho wa havo hoe pletmd J
no t owMreos okteoe o iho Kotmiom.
smd Its orlfl la a mjfoiorr. rVofooenr
trMlof wimsw iht ho wlM bo sbU
lo glvo tho roault of hie work by tao
od of tho woe
Uook AlVor Parm Land.
W m. smmrsr gem Ii Yergrtf .
nho reeootty coono to kn from
Wbrhlta Knaeo. aro hwro bjohlng
soaJ oato orogerty anltahlo for hum
keg. Tky aro old sa-oai at of
litah, mi
whohsM
lofgx isr
mmm mmm """' 'mmm mmm " "" 'mmm I ii1" j i i i" p-pi""j ' . tS!zEE5
IT Mt ' anMUMOJM. I I I I
SlobetmeUelasTie Bookcases,
f mm Cabinets and desks.
Fo BUREN & HAMILTON balem, Ute
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM
TO FIRE
IMMENSE .
BLAST
120 Tons of Powder Will
Break Two Million
Tons of Rock
mv ef hoavieet b'ast ever
MM on Umj Paolflo coast will eeeur
on Um north bank of the Columbia
rlvor, noar CaaUe Rock, within a few
wwks. One hoodred and twenty ton
of MMh powder will bt nsod and the
wmotfMt of basaltic rock to he thrown
into too river Is computed at tfiOO,-
Okartoe Udd t to eetablwh a rook
noarry at Caotle Kock. Ganga of
reck drillers haro boon at work there
for ftmr month. The rock that will
b bjosoned up I Mid to be the beet
for Jolty pnrnoMS so far discovered
In the Northwoot and the maun shat
tered from tho bluff will probably be
noed hn tho Jetty a4 the mouth bf the
Guinmbla whoa tho next contract Is
tot for i ho govermnont.
Tho face of the cliff to I bkurted
out hi MO foot long and SCO foot high.
Throe (mmm each 1M foot tot have
boon drlTow Infc thle cliff and at the
jlnfter oodo Thmmm4 drlfu H foot
' Iom; have beoN run. la oaeh ood of
drlfta M torn of blaek jwwdor
will bo
ThO IIMMMM
will Umw be f4Mod to
MMth ad taNtood IMn ooltdHy,
yoaro' onooHoax'o. w ewporintowdoot
of tho work. Ooot of this hogo bket
U eoUmotod at M.M0.
The mrgoat bhwt grwl heretofore In
Um Morthwoat wm that at llttgbae a
row yoara mm. wbn II Uhm of powiMr
wore grod. Thta blast eeattored Mio
faro of tho blttf arrow tho tmemt of
Um Amort railroad and pot a stop
to tragte for eeverwl woeka.
mOm wwtM U4k thai the dMona.
Uom of Um CmwUo nook blaot wmdA
bo board ta rNHtmrni." saht Dan Kara,
railroad bwlMor. bttt It will not The
111 10 4NfN lHinM iH M9
sldo of tho moNMtoiln that there
wilt
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ttraeikmU) no rooork 1U ontlro
OKokmlvo fore will bo absorbed In
rending the groat Mm. Vibration
mar bo fok. In IM dty. bnt thr
will be no andlblo stgn.
if yo bar kmt yoor boy hoot sn
lu. ronrago and eomtdonce of youth.
i w offor yon now life, frooh eonnmo
i and rroeoow from III health In Mollis.
I tor's Norky Motaln Toa. M coaU,
ISia AT TakkMa tr llnm'i ui'
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Dr. Stone's Drug Store
j .trMU- eash WdaeM. w. bo
tIul w M, ww ,t. rrl- Ufgi
it4k, ,tf ,j,ve. eenatMe aad shew
him are loaded with drags, medielaea,
aottoaa, toilet artMlee, wiera aad
Utfs ef aH kiade far ssedUa pur
. Di. tteae U a refraiar graduate
la ntedlolae aag bti hd taaay jvari ef
caoriae ia the pfaetie. OmmI ta
ttoos an free. Frrttiei ar free,
ad oaly regohir rUe4 for medieiae.
oaodoMod trait Ik. Mom eaa We fooad at his drug
a roatdent of thls.Hore, Salem. Ofga from 6 la tie
moroiag nnUI at night.
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WEDNESDAY,
OREGON,
SCOTT'S EMULSION
is more than a fat food.
There is no animal fat
that compares with it in
nourishing and building
up the wasted, emaciated
body. That is why chil
dren and anaemic girls
thrive and grow fat upon
it. That is why persons
.with consumptive tenden
cies gain flesh and
strength enough to check
the progress of the dis
ease. ICQTT EOWHE. w fttil ttfr. Ntw Voik.
State News
The WIlMMiotto river at Bioe is
rtMMC raiddty. a a reeaR of the warm
ralM, ay the Itwgene 0ard.
WTtltelaho I to have a sew flouring
mill to baodle the coming wheat erop,
which la exacted to be one of the
mnteet that part of Maotern Oregon
ha rvor iHdnced.
Tho body of John Itome. who w&a
dmwvjod In the UmHim. K) mlloa wool
of Drain, Jamwry lath, by falling
from a forty, was fonod yostorday.
MM mltoa from whore tho aoddont
(Kvorred.
I)r. Cnrran D. Oobow, dtod at W1V
onvllto. aooth of Oregon City, Mon
day evening. nod 4 ream. Docoaeod
wm a University of Orogon man. and
well known IhrongMOMt th vall4.
Ho la a brother of W. V. Ooborn, pro
Minor of tho HoXmnn Home, at Nu-
The Unlvornlty of Oregon Oleo and
Mnndolln Obibs acrivod homo ai Ku
gono yootortmr, after a very surreas
fni lonr of Orooon eltloc. While at
miland, ) thoir return trip, lh
alumwi aaoottiatkHi of Ue U. of O a
them a roeoption la eonJuncMon wih
th Unlvoraiu Cinh. at tho home t
tho clMb.
Deg Pelsener Busy.
It la rotHHtod that some one living
Im University addition It poisoning
ikHsa, probably with atryrhalne. This
may bo one way to rid the city of some
of lis eawlnoa. bwt It la a new method
to employ to do tho work.
To Build Olaantle Smelter.
Wm Franeisoo. Peb. St. The Oua
gONholma and ItoehafoiMrs. throuth
thoir roeontrf formod American Iml
tore gornrlttos comoany, have decid
ed to bntld a JIJ.ooo amoltor at a
point a mlb book from Port Costa, and
ground will bo brohow early next sum
hmt. It will be on of the largoat aad
boat pquffmed mltor in tho country
Mad will giro emptoymoMt to largo
e
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FEBRUARY 2t, 190.
EVERY CHECKING ACCOUNT
With ua'corrles with It prompt ser
vice and poraonal attention. Wo
take caro of your acoount with
SATISFACTION and advantage.
Wo try to holp along our CUS
TOMERS. Your 8U0CO99 means our
growth. Wo want mora acounto,
wo aro not too largo to appreciate
them, not too busy to advlso with
them. Wo wilt bo pleased to do
aa much for you. Can we havo your
cheeking account.
Salem State Bank
L. K. PAGE, President
E. W. HAZARD, Cashier
Hsalth
Mmm the ability to do a good day's
wnrk. without undue fatlcuo and to
find life worth living. You cannot
havo Indlgoetion or constipation with
out Its upsetting the liver and pel
luting the' bleed. Sh a condition
may bo best and qutskest relieved by
HerWne, the best liver-regulator that
the world has ever known. Mrs. D,
W. Smith writes, April 3, '0t: "I use
Ilerbjae, and flsd it the best modielRe
for eenitlpaUen and regnlatlsg the
liver 1 ever used M B(k For sale b,v
A Demoeratle Candidate.
P. A, Cochran, of Woodbnrn, filed
bin noUvo of candidacy with the sec
retary of state yoeterdor afternoon
for rvpreeentatlv la congreM for tho
Mrrt district He Is Democrat, and
his ballot motto Is "Am for tho people,
and uimltfttttlily opposed to bosslsm,
rnett and prsfilnr'
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Jlin.ls. HTOI, MIOTOINH
iiipo inwwnW l.i.
ifmii I4 ! (i
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J. TgVKgg AXitd AUD TOOfc Co.,
Jewelry Goodness
Wo buy from the beat maanfao.
turora. It to onr IntoaUo to sell
the higbost grade of owlry. If
ring, a pi, a watch or any a
Uele of jowelry whaiovor goos
from bore which lea't aa ronte
aoatod. we aro her to give sUe
faetioa-to make amoads. We
waet yoor Jowolry trade wo shall
try to doservs It
C. T. POMEROY
Jowolor ad OpUcla. Ill MUU K
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f POLITICAL COLUMN ii
Announoomcnta of candidati ) )
for office wlU be published In ' '
this column at rcasoneblo ratot
for men of all parties.
iniiiiiniiiiiiiiinii-H.,
FOB QOVEENOB.
Bopbllcano of Orogon aro herb;
Informed tbftt I am a candidate for the
nomination Of governor at tho priauf.
lee to bo bold April 20th.
JAMBS W1THYC0M)E.
TOR SEOHETAB.Y OP STATE.
I horoby announoo myaolf a csadi
dato for the offico of aoorotary of atate.
and ask tho support of all Republi
cans. P. T. WKIQHTMAN.
FOB STATE TEEAHUHER.
Tho undersigned announces himself
as a eandidafo for tho offieo of otate
treasurer, eubjost to tho deelsioa of
tho Itepubllean voters at the forth
coming primaries.
J. H. AITKEN,
FOR STATE PRINTER.
The undersigned announcos biaU
as a Republican candldato for rosea.
Inallon for stato printer, subject to
the decision of tho Ilopublicnn vdtert
at the primary oleotion April 20.
Now aorvlng first torm. The samt
courtesy that has been accorded to
state officers generally, that of a re
nomination, would be greatly appre
ciated. J. n. WHITNEY.
Albany, Orogon.
FOR BUl'ERINTENDENT OF PUB-
LIO DfSTBUOTION.
I hereby anaonsse myself as a m
dldate for reaemiaatlon for the offiM
ef lonerlsAeodent ef Public Inttnt-
tion, aad eeiieit the support of all fc-
pnblleaM at the prlmarIs'Airil 20th
J. H. ACKKRMAN,
FOB ATTORNBY-OBNBRAL.
The undersigned hereby aasoussn
himself aa a eaadidate for reelfsilei
to the oMe of attorney-general, ih
ject to the approval ef ItepnWloaa
voters at the ntlmarlei.
A. M. CRAWFORD,
TOR STATE "SENATOR.
I hereby nnneuase myself as a ets
di'iate for elate leaator of this Ks
trlot, ambjeet to t4te aemiaatlou at tit
bands ef the Repnbllean voters of
rioa eennty at the fortheoiuing pV
mary eleetloa.
AliKX. IM. FOLLFTT
FOR JOINT SENATOR.
The undersigned would respectful
ly annonnco himself as a Republican
eaadidate for Joint senator from tit
Mnn-Marlon senatorial district, iuV
Joct to the direct primary nominatioj
Uw. PRANK J. MILLKR,
Albany, Oregon,
FOR TATE IcNATOR.
I horoby annonnoo myeoif as a rn
didaio for tho nomination for state
soaator for this district, subject to tat
decision of the Ronnbllean voten st
the coming primary election.
J. N. SMITH
FOR COUNTY OLEBK.
Tho aaweeralgaed hereby aan-tusc
hlmaaif a eaadUate fer eeuaty cli
ef Mario eeoaty, an4 aaVa the vtw
ef XotmbUoaM for that peeitioa, at tW
fortheawUg primaries.
R. D. AtTBf
FOR COUNTY BBOOBDBB.
I hereby aaaoonee myself as a ess
dldftte for the emee ef eenaty rewrlK
aad soiieit the sopoort ef Repul'-"
votoM for that aaoHaatlea at the f
eomlnf primary eieetiea.
W. L. JONTA
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
I horoby annewaea myaolf as a eaa
e for re-eleetiea to the omee qi
eeaaty Woaaorer, snbjeat to aommat.oi
by the BUieans of Marion ec ';
at the forthoemlag primaries.
W. Y. BIOHABDSON"
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I hofeby aaaennee myself a c"
dte for the office ef eenatr treaaof
ajsl ask Ue sfrt of all Kr-1'
sna. j. jr. iT&t--l-
FOR JUSTIOB OF THE FBACB
X SMfgie the aomiaaUen ef the l
Of hhe peaee ef Sales district,
A. B. M'INTIEE
PAR IIICTIOir nr -rue DBirE.
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Tha adaMlsaJ i . naniltdata tc
tle of tho poaxa for Salem P'
etneu. mibJoet u Ranubllcan P
marloa. p. n. LATHROP j
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SHOE SALE
Mar Mjpok ejf nhoeo for mtn
dutMd In prico. No old stotk '"
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12 out 1Mu' duuu V.-vw S ! t-!
chaaee
. JACOB VOGT,
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