Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 01, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMHngMafgyue ijyiWqm'mm swfj'jsr- T""T"r fy 95HfF r iiwimpi TOpw!&5PsW' Wi rapr" FW !:' t n OB JhHoolish PLAN ray dinner heur: u Aujnrt Flower tCaCntuUtnafinn fa tlii mnlf nt 'n,l!m.t!rn JHliousaess. flatulency, loss of appetite seif-DOleouiutr. anemia, emaciation, urii $iMd, neuralgia in various parts of th . system, catarrhal inflammation of the in- SMI .canal ana numerous other ail ate the! rob life of its treasures if the not finally rob vou of life itself. e" I'm bound in the bowels," is a com moa expression of people who look mis erable and arc miserable yet who persist in "letting nature take its course." ejWhat a foolish plan, when nature could be aided by the use of Green's August Flower Which is nature's own remedy foi eoastieatibn and all stomach ills. 8 August Flower gives new life to the rer and Jnsures healthy stools. 3 JTwe'maes. 15c and 75c All druggists. 8ela in. Salem by S. 0. Stone, A Challengo to Mankind. The attempt to ecalo Mount McKin- , kk Alaska, -which Dr. Frederick ik &l a party o fellow scientists explorers will begin early noxt h from the head of Cook's inlot, bravo assault upon what Is prob ike world's most difficult task in tion. That Dr. Cook, who tried aeeend the mountain in 1903 and fiMleA, will now bo ablo to roach tho k extremoly doubtful, but ho will I; least add to tho world's storo of wJedge. For tho ascont is to be un- tabes on tho southeast side, where dvonturor has yot climbed, and ere more than 1000 square miles of re, jremain umenown xo mo geograpu- Therois good reason for describing Mfcls as the greatest of 'all explorations, liieKinley- ilacs 20,464 feet above the Seea, according to a triangulation by tho "United States geographical survey. Higher points have been reached 24, 000 feetis now tho rcord but not on tho edge of tho Arctic circle. Mount Bvereet.-initho Himalayas, 29,000 feet, baa. aetvjeUboen scaled, but oavo in tha-Wf$6f tho atmosphcro, causing dfi3uui.iK iimiimiiiililllllllll''l'""W""1""""' .. JNsVflefablcPrcnarauOuTorAs- sJijtlng ihcToodarulRcgula tyA ibeStomuchs antlBowch of 18otesTJiIgcsUon,Chccrrul- HMWanu Hesr.U)uum uouk OfiwntMorphinc norHccriiL 1BOT NABC OTIC. )4afOlJErSWVZimrWi (SouSJU JP- NW -tnpmcdv forConslIfia- 1, Sour S tomch.Dtarrhoea, BS.iCflnvuisions.rcvensu i and LOSS OF SLEEP. facsimile Signature of W C&&&Z&Z T; KW -YOHK. CT COPT OT W8AWBB. 1$' J Wcfl 3Cfc a W to et I welcome tr MPMMaiMCI rout indigestion wit dMgsw STALLION TiJal Wave, remaia twe r tkree sew at the Fair Greaal. OrtfO", tv iU , remaia tw ,.j--, .zaahts Mm aa am la- 2T5J .JZir MU W "" ww " -. U f"rUt.JjJr. J. TIDAL WAT w U a4 Ia4e- www,w r r" V isar siss "mountain sickness," it presents fewer iiifllcultjra than McKinley. Tho Him alayan snow lino is at about 10,000 feet, and pack animals can bo taken to nearly 20,000 feet. Mount Aconcagua, in tho Andes, 23,000 feet, has twice been climbed with little or no atmos pheric prostration and almost without putting a boot in snow. Nature has set a harder problem on tho sheer, ice-bound sides of MoKin lor. Robert Dunn, a member of Dr. Cook's first party, writes for tho New York Evening Post an account of tho appalling conditions found there con ditions which comblno all tho perils of mountaineering and Arctic explora tion, tho problems of tho Matterhorn and tho pole. Tho Himalayan and An dean peaks rise out of high ranges, which offer a gradual approach; Mc Kinley, says Mr. Dunn, rises abruptly out of a 2000-foot plain. Its highest baso of attack, tho point to which ani mals may go, Is 5000 feet, leaving 15, 000 foot to bo climbed on foot, all through regions of perpetual snow and ico. Thus it presents several thous and foeti or moro of actual climbing under vastly hardier conditions of cli mate and footing than nro to bo mot on eithor Everest or Aconcagua. But this is not all. Mr. Dunn tells of tho 1903 expedition, which tried i tho ascont from the northeast side. Tho explorers reached an altitude of 11,000 feet. Thoy found it irapoiblo to trav el tho ravines because of tho soft snow, tho frequent snowslides and ava lanches, and) tho "remarkablo hanging glaciers, the largest inland ico avenues in tho world." It is neco'sary to hold to tho ridges, which nro twenty miles or moro apart. Reaching tho height namod, tho climbers woro baffled by walls of rock, rising sheer 5000 feet above them. Thoy did not return however, until thoy had made an al most comploto clrcut of tho mountain, finding everywhere tho samo vast gla ciers, tho samo abrupt walls of gran ito toworlng a milo Into tho icy air tho samo great depth of snow, result ing from . constant precipitation. Mr. Dunn's conclusion is that this peak, North America's greatest olovation, will not bo conquerod in a singlo sum mer, and that the aacoat can only be accomplished, .If it is accomplished at all, in two seasons by a party with unexamplod equipment, establishing a baso far up tho mountain and giving its first summer to thorough oxploration for possible avenues of accoss through tho preclpitlous walls that overywhero lefv mnn'a daring. Ho believes tho GASTQRIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of - In Use V For Over Thirty Years TW OtTUH OM HUT, T crrt. AW fj y Hill rY MM lUHOIUniH i zz zzzpT 5? tsts rs U. ewaer. M. rem a J . t Mm iai Aaatiaa Witt M --" I .. .k. lair erfw ef 120. sixsiwui. DAILY CAPITAL JOTJRWAl, Bad Stomach Makes , Bad Blood. You can not mako sweet butter In a foul, unclean chum. Tho stomach serves as a churn in which to agitato, work up and disintegrate our food as It Is being digested. If It bo weak, sluggish and foul tho result will bo torpid, sluggish liver and bad, Impure blood. The Ingredients of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are Just such as best servo to correct and euro all such de rangements. It Is mado up without a drop of alcohol In Its composition; chem ically pure, trliile-rellned glycorlno belwj used Instead of tho commonly employed alcohol. Now this glycerine Is of Itself a valuable medicine. Itv-tead of a delator! ous agont like alcohol, especially In tho cure of weak stomach, dypcpla and tho various forms of indigestion. Prof. Flnley Ellliigwood, M. D., of Honnott Medical College, Chicago, says of It: "In dispetsla it aorrcs an excellent pur pose. It Uonoot the best manufact ured products of tho prvtrnt tlmo in its action upon enfeebled, disordered stemach: especially If thuro Is ulceration or catarrhal ' rastrltls (catarrhal Inflammation o( stomach). It is a most cmcient preparation, uijrcennc will rcllcTe many cases of nyruuls (heartburn) and excessive gastric acidity. It Is useful in chronic mtestlual dyspepsia, psi itMM-Iallv the flatulent varloty. and In certain forms ot chronic constipation, stimulating tho teoro- toryanu excretory luncuonsot tuo miedunai hen combined. tnjnt tho right propor tions, w 1th Golden beal root. Stone root, Black Cherrybark, Queen's root. Wood root and Mandrake root, or the extracts of these, as lu D:. Plerco's Golden Medical Discovery, thcro can bo no doubt ot Its crest eftlcacy In tho euro of all stomach, liver and Intestinal disorders and derange ment. Thoo snvnrnl Ingredients havo tho strongest endorsement In all such cases ot sucn onilnont medical lenders as Prof. B. Bartholow. M. D., of Jefferson Med ical Collcee, Chlcauoi Prof. HobartA. Ilaro. M. D.. of Medical Department, UnlYorslfcr of Pa.: Prof. Laurence Johnson. M. U, Medical Department, Uulvorsltr of Now erk: Prof. Edwin M. Hale. M I).. Hahnemann Medical OolleccChlcace: Prof. John M. Souddtir, M. U. and Prof. John Kin?. SI. D. Authors of tho American Dlspensatorf. and scores of other kuoii tho leudlnff medical man ot our land. Who on doubt tho curative virtue of a medicine tho Ingredients of which have such a proCMloNul endorsement? Constipation cured by Doctor Pteree's Pleasant Pallets. One or two a dose. feat will 1)0 ovon moro costly than was that of tho Duko d'Abrur.al who as cendod Mount 8t. Elias in Alaska, 18, 000 fcot, only in his fifth attempt, and then at a cost of $50,000. Tacoma Ledger. Sure "Curo for Piles. Itching Piles produce moisture' and cause itching, this form, as woll as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles aro curod by Dr. Bo san-ko'o Pile Remedy. Stops itching and blooding, AbsorVjs tumors. 50a a jar at druggists or sent by mall. Treatise frco. Write mu about your case. Dr. Bosank'a, Phil adelphia, Pa. n American Magazlno for Juno. 'Tho Rebirth of tho Corporation" by Jmlco Peter S. Grownup in the. American Mngazino for Juno is a splendid cjcamplo of constructive criti cism in tho treatment of current ques tions. Instead of exploiting ovlls, it sots forth a radical but sane remedy for tho trust problem. Auothcr I in portant question franchises Is troat cd with cutting satire by John Mc uley Palmer in "Tho Porablo of tho Pickpocket," A doparturo in mnga sine literature is tho publication In this number of Charles Klein's success ful dra.ma, 'The Lion and tuo Mouse," told in story form by Owen Johnson Arthur Goodrich describes tho pictur esquo enreer of Horaco Fletcher, and throws some new light on "Hotelier Unr." Another of Arthur Train's in foresting criminal nnrratlvrs is "The Last of tho Wire-Tappers," tho story of an amazing swindle, Tho pictorial r,vitiirn nt this number is a series if remarkable photographs by William L. Finley, Illustrating "Home Life in a Gull Colony," Tho camera has been thrust into tho very nests of tlo birds. With tho second installment f tho "Mj story," tho new sorlsl bv Stewart Edward Whlto ond Samuel Hopkins Adams, tho action takes a new turn and the interest deepen". "At Mediator's Place." by Ilolmnn Ds is n story of unusual power. Other wat ers aro Herman Whltakcr, George M Ian England, Don Marquis and r lino Lockhart. 'O- BUyton Is Booming. E.-D. Alexander, editor of the Slav- ton Mall, and W. L. Frcres were " tho city yesterday afternoon, renew ing acquaintances. Mr. Alexander states that the little town of SUjn is experiencing unusual prope'tv. "The woolen .mills are expeetiqg mt new machinery, and within CO ay it Is probable thnt It will be initv 1. We have several buildings and t ' donees in courie of construetlon s d with more in vie''. A. D. Gsrtoer has recently purohssed 1000 wi of balm wood, and will soon begia tue erection of ao exlslor plant Tho Lf Brown A Bon lawmlll is runucg at full blast. In iact the town w wiv- Ing ahead," said he. Editor Alexajuer is an entbuilastie boomer for the town of his adoption, and is a genial geatlft- man. Summtt School The rst term of the Capital Summtr Normal epeas ea May 1st, to eoatiaus eight weeks. Tutitlo 10. Sammw Skeel of Primary Metheda. OptM Jsaa 31th, te eeeUeee three weeks. A4 ttttt J. J. tixft, er Ceeat Heparin ieaeeat B. T. MeerM, Salem Or. tt SALKM, 0RB80X, FRIDAY, TONS 1, mgaiitMiwnwiiiHBWWiiiwniiiMiMHimwaiW8'"'i"'W'iB'"wl CUABSIPIBD IIIIIIHIIMIIIIMlWMIMWHimilllllllllilllimm''"W"'MM"""lll11111 u FOR SALE. For Sale. A two-story, six-room house new, in Englewood, with two lots, barn, well and fenced. A bargain to a quick buyer. W. H. Dalrymple, P. O. box 242, Sakm. 5.14-lm For Sale. A good residence; located at CS0 Liberty street; price seasonable. For particulars address Chas. Burg graf, Albany, Or. 5-25-tf FOE SENT. For Kent. Furnished and unfurnished rooms at 790 North Commercial strcot. M. A. Dico, prop. 5-1-tf WANTED -MAUS HELP. Wantoi. Man with team to plow ho yard. Call on Mrs. Urzlo Huber, ono fourth mile north of Lincoln, or call at 195 High strcot. Wong Him. 5-30-3t Wanted, Branch managers wantod, $20 casn weoKiy. uivo at uumu. jptii enco unnecessary. Aluminum Hang er Company, Chatflcld, Minn. 5-11-lm WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For water service apply at- ofllco Bills payablo monthly In advance Mako all complaints nt the ofllee. Hcile Wing Sang Co. Chinoso and Jnpancso Fancy and Dry Goods. Special now lino of summer gooJs. Mnde by us. Wrappers, Undor- wear, Waists, Dress Goods, Silks. Very low prices. 340 Court street, Salem, Or BRICK Brick furnished In large or small quantities. Pressed brick mado to order. Yard on Stato street, south ox Ponitentlary. SALEM BRICK YABD. A. A. BURTON, Prjp, When You Greet' Your Best Girl You should always be well groomed and well drcsted and have your lines immnculato in its snowy whiteness nnJ exquisito finish. You enn keep It that way constantly, and nt small cost whsa you have it laundried at the SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY. Colonel. J, Olnutead, Prop. Derus D. Olmstead, Mgr. Phone Ufl. 133-100 Liberty fit. Bell Drinking Water, While the work of enlarging the flit orlng system is in progress It would bo bettor for all to boll their drinking water The progress of the work will be noted in this paper. Q-lO-tf. HOLUSTCr.'S Rocky Mountain Tea. Nuggets A Bjit lledtdae fr Bair PutU. BrUfi OjUa Health ssd RwJ Vljf. a. p-elflo forO'iuttliiutlon, ln.)lKtlon, I.It anj Kldntr Troublw. lliiipM. Kcim, Impur IMoo Jbul llrwilli. HtUKdnh ItowrU, Kr-lclK and Uckai-h4 It It'Kky Hwitilaln T4 In tab let form, at CJnl u Ixji rifniuu timJt hf IluUJirra Vw CoHTixr, Mxliaon, WU, ftOLDEN NUQ0ET8 FOR SAIiOW PE0P-U BUrLDDfO AKYTirJXa7 Then let us furnUh the lumber, It will pay you to M u. We believe la mall profits ail aatlUSed customers. 9099AJM LTJMXSR OO. Pfcea H. ZT .! ttmm Mm 11 i -. 1 1 r t-T'" - - ' "- ' - 1006. MISOSLLANBOTJS, Salea Iroa "Works TDsaaert, BaaehU- lsts and blaaluwdtha. Maanfaeturen of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, oU. Manufacturers of the Salem Iroa Works Hop Prwa. 11-29-lm WaBted, Turknjs, geese, ducks, chick ens and all farm produce. Highest cash price rhi for sua Capital Oemmleeioa Cowpasy, 67 CemasM eJsl ttreot. Telephone 179. Hetnl Scott Newly furnished, every thing cleaa and first claw, Roewe At re3ob5 jprtoea. la OotUe block, Sarera. A. Boott, prep. 7--tf, At Your Stepmother's Sfae can uteam oloaa or dye then, and wue yen a now suit, prose aad repair, reHee, furnish button. The most delicate fabrice can be cleaned by her dry cleaning Method without Injury. It does not shrink or change Its color. It la aext to The Journal once, 2S1 Commercial street. TONSOSXAIi Brans Barber Shop, Everything new and up to date. Finest porcelain baths. Shaving, 15o, halrcutting Mo baths 25c First claae bootblacks, C. W. Evans, Proprietor. MUSIC- STUDIOS. Music Studio. Frank E. Churchill, Musical Studio. Associate teaeher Western Conservatory, Chicago, HI, representing Inter-State System at Salem, Oregon, la the Gray block, room S. Studio hours 9 to 12 and 1 to S. 8-19-te LTVSRY AND SALS STABLES. i & THB BED rRONT 8TABLBS. M. L. HA&KOD, PROPRIETOR, 271 OHEMEKETA STREET. Feed Bam. Upeclal attention to trav tioat teams. Farmers ' patronage so licited. Waiting rooms for ladle. We also carry a full Use of feed. Located at Club Stables, eoraer Lib erty and Ferry streets. Phone Main 7. Prunk ft Darby. M-H-toa HOTEL OREGON Corner of Sovonth and Stark Btteote, Portland, Oregon. The new and modern hotel of the city Cators particularly to residents of Sa lem and other Oregon eltios. European plan. Froo but!. Rates $1.00 per day and upward. Handsomest grill in the West, nnd prices as low as is plaees less attractive. Dally Capital Journal oij file. WRIOHT-DIOKENSON HOTEL OO Steamers Pomona and Altona leave for Portland Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 10 (a. m. Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at 9 a. m. Leave for Oorvalll Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday about 0i30 p. m. For Albany daily except Sunday about 0(30 p. n. M. P. Baldwin, Agt Ttc Fashion Stables Formerly Simpson's StsblM. Upto-dste livery and eab line. Fu neral turnout a specialty. Tslly-'o for picnics aad ezcufsloBS. Phoat 4. OUs. W, Yaaake, Ytf. 247 aad 249 High Street. HAVE just received a fine assortment of Commence ment Announce ments. You are invited to call and look them over. .... ELLIOTT PKINTKR r 01 mic rooas ke 9 Ui v or oaie,u tM GepijlKGEPlEJiT UPWEITS vfl OSTJrOPATHS. Dr. W. I. Mercer. Oradaate of KW vile, Mo., Bader founder ef eeeee pathy. Beeme W-M BrejwM UifL Commereial ., pkeae 911. dense 419 N. Summer tn pa tie Treats aeate aad ekroak diee, ExamiaatleM free. , Dr. B. B. Wale. Oraduate of Ktehih vilel, Mo., wader fewtder at pathy. Been 81 Brermaa Me Commereial ai, phoie 87. SurtiMse 690 State, eer. Oaureh, phoae 1119. Treats acute and ektoaia dWeiJiem' Ex&mlaatleM ire. 8ASH AND DOOR FAOTOXXM. Fraac J7 w-aaBierr mt sash, doers, moaldlnga. All U4 e house finish aad hardweed , ,wek Frost street aetweea State and Oenrt L0D0B8. s a n a r Foresters ef Aaieriea Court Bkerweei Foresters, No. 19. Meet Tuseday fai Hurst hall, 8Ute street. U. 8. Rides,' O. R.; A. L. Brows, F. S. Oeataral Ledge Me. 18, X. ef F.Oseme' nail la Helmaa block, eoraer S4an and Liberty streets. Tuesday ef eaeli week at 7i30 p. m. J. Q. Qcaaam, C. a; W. L Staler, K. et K, hj 8. Medera Woodmen ef Amertesv Ore gen Cedar Camp, Ne, CMfl. SfeeW, every Thursday eveaiog at 8 o'eleei Hotema HaM, W. W. HU1, Y. G.f F. A. Turner, Clerk. - Weodman of World. Meet erern Fri day night at 7:30, U Heimaa XaX. A. J. Baeey, a C. P. L. Fraetec, clerk. 1-10-tf VSTSRXKARY SUROXOK Dr. X. J. Yeuag Veterinary mrgee and deatlet, 33 years' erpecieeee. Ail work guaranteed, Difficult iwrgiea? operations & octal ty. Phoie ML Ofllco at Club Stables. Phone 7, lem, Oregon, 39-Vt RSAL ESTATE. Some of Our Bargains. Ono new ft- room cottage, modern, only $1350, Good1, now 6-room house and two loUr onlr 1850. Furniture and fixtures In largo rooming house very cheap, Thtsf ptoporty mustjje sold, If you Want to buy, see'usrWe 'bave'the geeile,jj If you want to soil, list your prop erty with us. Wo sell It, Swogl A Smith, rhono 439. No. 403 Mats., streot. H.'Se Gile &Co. Wholosalo Morchants and Doalors Uj FRUIT AND PRODUOB. We hnvo largo supplies of berryj boxes, both tin top and folding, alee crates. Get your supplies here. Wi buy batter, eggs, poultry, produce, ete.1 Pay cash. O BmiiOs fttare ef iaoxs.acjs-. )M'iYmUimmjll S 4. WMM j Gold Dtist Flotiy Made by THK SIDNEY lOW. ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Made for family w- Ask yor grocer for It iBnut id sherta always e fca&4. P. B. Wallace AGENT wae) MtMummmiit SPRIKO LAMB tz&m Is alwavs eoed. We Mil meats of the 2 V ', , T .1' very highest quxlHy. Vhether jrei want Umk, bef, muttea or perk, g It from 14. tm t 4 X..mM ' h. 1 T . rl-M ws-s , rtx wee , wii .-.-. .