Daily capital journal., June 22, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

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DAH.T 0AP1TJU. JODMMI UIMU, OMMOlf, HtlDAr, TOME 82, 1808.
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Constwatoh 2
You cannot possibly enjoy tbe best
h if your bowels are consti
pated. Undigested material, waste
A. products, must be daily removed
from the body, or there will be trouble. Constipation means bilious attacks,
indigestion, headaches, nausea, dizziness, loss of appetite, thin blood. Ayer's
Pills arc pentiv laxative, allvecetable: w hT no aeereu i w.pubii.h j. c. ArorCo.,
the expenso of Oregon, ns the facts
will show a little later.
BUILD THE STREET.
Suspension of work for a month on
tho macadamized street south has been
felt by tho whole city.
WORKMEN1 LAID OFF, TEAM
STERS IDLE AND GENERAL DE
PRESSION OP PUBLIC IMPROVE
MENTS HAS HURT THE WHOLE
CITY.
Not only aro mechanics and laboring
people driven to find work elsewhere,
but othoi1 street improvements aro hin
dered. Thoro could not possibly be a great
er dnmago to Salem growth and pros
perity than tho way that streot work
has been delayed.
Tho peoplo of North Salem have been
waiting to take up streot work as soon
ns this streot waa complotod.
What malovolont power lias been at
wonk dragging tho South Commercial
Improvement along for over a yoarf
Tho work could have been complotod
In thrco months nt tho outmost, and
lioro is tlll six months' work ahead at
old rates.
WHEN WILL OUR PEOPLE
AWAKEN TO THE NECESSITY OF
GETTING A MOVE ON AND BUILD
ING TIHS CITY ALONG MODERN
LUTES?
Tho purposo of nil theso dilutpry poll
cics Is plain. It is to keep tho town
fromi gotting nwajifroni its old moor
.ings of mossbackism.
Tnoro is talk of improving High
'etroet south, but that will drag along
until winter, and then it will go ovor
for another year.
With a progrosslvo anil vigorous pol
ley of public improvements Salem
would grow rapidly to a city of fifty
HhoiiBnnd, but thoro aro still poopln
hero who aro opposed to that fate
ovortnking thorn. ,.
waged! In tho state of Washington atJAndrows of Woodbury will unvoil tho
shaft. Tho add'ress of acceptance will
bo mado by D. O. Watkins, tho stato
banking commissioner.
Every preparation hag boon made to
Insure tho success of tho celebration.
It Is a genernl holiday In south Jersey.
Eight boats brought people from Phil
adelphia to tho pies; of tho Rod1 Bank
sanitarium and many extra trolleys
havo boon put into service to National
Park.
Northfleld Conference- Opened.
East Northfleld, Mass., Juno 22.
Tho season of .religious conferences, In
stituted by tho great evangelist, Moody
and continued annually over since,
opened hero today. - Tho conference
which begun, hero today is a students'
conference1 and will lost until July 1.
It will bo devoted to young men from
tho eastern colleges and cities and
moro than ono thousand of thorn aro in
attendance. A highly interesting and
instructive program, has been prepared
and tho list of speakers and lecturers
contains an unusually large number of
distinguished men. Among them are
Bishop Anderson of Chicago and) Dr.
Endlcott Poabody, the Head Master of
Greton, who will bo lieard her for tho
first time; Robert E. Spcor and the
Rov. J. Ross Stevenson of Now York;
Principal R. A. Falconer of Halifax;
tho Rov. Wilton Merle of Now York;
Dean Bosworth of Oberlin; Henry
Sloano Coffin of Nefw York; Dr. Samuel
M. -Zwcmor of Arabia, and tho Rov. H.
E. Fosdick of Montclair, N. J.
As horetoforo, much attention will
be given to iho discussion of after-col-lego
problems. Tho various callings
which ospecially domandi more consider
ation by Christian students will havo
their claims and opportunities present
ed at tho evening meotings on Round
To. . Classes havo been provided under
able leaders for tho study of certain
phases of foreign missions and also
such problems as immigration and tho
needs of cities. Theso classes will bo
in chargo of the Studont Volunteer
movement.
Recreation is always tho order for
tho nftornoon nfc Northfleld. Tho com
petition in baseball, track athletics and
tonnls is usually strenuous even for
colieco men. Besides that there is
amplo opportunity for swimming and
golf.
o
It Is Up to tho Doctor.
A lady wrote' us from Winchester,
Va, that she had boon under a doctor's
caro for four years for dyspepsia, the
pain appeared to center undor tho loft
shoulder blado, and was so sevotfo at
times that eho could neither cat nor
sleep. Sho had) lost faith in hor home
doctor, and asked us to send her sam
plo of Dr. Qunn'a Improved Liver Pills
which had been recommended to her
Wo sent her two pills, and in a few
daiys sho eont for a box. Now she
writes that tho pain under hor Bhoul
dex blado has left hor entirely, sho
enjoys hor meals and never sloops le
than eight hours overy night, and this
has all como about in two weeks, and
cost hor 60 conts for two boxes of
pills. Says tho doctor charged hor $59,
and that sho told him he had better
tako tho $50 and invest it all in Dr.
Dunn's Improved Liver Pilia and build
up hi3 practice Sold by druggists for
$25o per box. Any one having dyspep
sia, bilious spoils or sick headaeho can
got a speedy euro by tho uso of these
pills.
family named Obctholzor, consisting of
two brothers and a sistor. For somo
timo evil nutnora concerning tho Obcr-l
holzors had boon lloaung aoout anu
they had been accordingly shunned and
feared by tho other villngors.
A number of robberies had boen com
mitted in tho neighborhood, but, al
though grave suspicions rcstod upon tho
rocluso brothers, their guilt could nst
bo brought homo to them. Unwolcomo
visitors to tho farm wore received with
gunshots, and so they wore left unmo
lested until a fow days ago, when tho
authorities foundi cause to search tho
house. An immense amount of etolon
bockIs was found, but worso things wore
discovered; later. A. wall cxcitodl suspi
cion owing to its peculiar shape, and
when an oponing was mado a rough cof
fin was found containing a female skel
eton with clothes still adhering to it.
Its identity has not yet been establish
ed, but that somo awful crimes havo
been committed' in the house appears to
be now practically certain.
TO PURITY SALOONS.
Brewers Tako a Vigorous and Interest,
ing Staill.
H0TAD3 RAILROAD TALK.
no
Tho nnuounccmout comes thnt
work will 1hi dono on the Portland ond
of tho Willamette Vnlloy Traction Co.
A fow cars of steel hnvo nrrlved at
Salem. THE COMPANY THAT ASKS
A FRANCHISE ON IHGH STREET,
IS TO HAVE TWO YEARS TO BUILD
FIFTEEN MILES.
A small bond of $15,000 is put up
to build) tho flftoou miles in two years,
and that bond enu easily bo oxtended.
Tlia dillntory policies that scorn to
prevail do not indicnto any immediate
electric road to Portland.
There havo been enough electric
ronds built in the nowspupors to cover
tho Wlllnmotto valley three-deep with
them,
It must bo conceded than promotion
talk is antecedent to nctual ''construc
tion, but it scorns as though wo had
about enough,
ONE MAN WHO DOES THXNOS IS
WORTH HALF A DOZEN HOTAIR
ARTISTS, AND TIES TIME HAS
COME FOR ACTION.
Lot tho peoplo nob bo dlsooinuged,
but lot thiim realize that the hostile in
fluences aro at work to hoad off nnd to
provont any actuaj development of the
Willamette Valley and Westorn Oro
gon. Tho real railroad battlo between
transcontinental linos Is again being
Suro Cure for Pilos.
Itching piles proctuco molsturo and
causo itching, this form, as well as
blind, blcoding or protruding piles, aro
cured by Dr. Bosan-ko's Pile Remedy.
Stops itching nnd blooding, absorbs
tumors. COc a jar at druggists, or sent
by mail. Troatiso froo. Writo mo
about your caso. Dr. Bosanko, Phila.,
Pa.
IT WOULD
SURPRISE YOU
If you could only know, as wo
know, how aoiuo of tho young peoplo
ontl wag earners are gotting on in
tho world wince they started a sav
ings account with us. Somo who
said "I can't lay asido anything,
my lucouw will not allow it," aro
today our most onthuslastlo patrons
and aro looking ahead to those
thluga which can always be socured
with a bank account.
Thora U everything in waking a
start, no matter how raull, and
then addodi regularly io it.
Fora the kblt and your financial
futuro in secure,
Strings Dpartmnt
Cap! Natfc! Bie
Unveiling Red Bank Monument.
Woodbury, N. J., Juno 21. Novo
boforo in its history hag Woodbury
seen as laVgo crowds of visitors nnd
such tfn nrray of distinguished men
from nil parts of the stato and from
Rhode Island and Pennsylvania, as 'to
day. Tho occasion which was respon
sible for this unusual influx of stttaug
ors was tho unvoiling anil) dedication of
tha monument orected on thoRed Bank
battleflold near this town.
Stato militia began to arrlvo at an
early hour this morning and by 9
o'clock Woodbury resembled a military
camp moro than a peaceful town. Ev
ory house was decorntod with flags, mil
itary bunds played martini tunes, and
soldiers iiv dress uniforms marched
through tho stTeots. At half past- 0
o'clock tho signal was given nnd tho
soldiers started on their march to Red
Bank. Thoy followed Broad street to
Hessian avenue, and thonco to tho old
bat'tlofleld, whoro a sham battlo was
fought.
Upon their arrival tho soldiers took
a short refct, and nt half past 11 tho
drill and sham battlo began, Govern
or Stokes of Now Jersoy. Governor
Ponnypnckon of Pennsylvania, Govern
or Uttor of Rhodo Island and their ro
speotivo staffs viowed tho manoeuvres
with great intorost, Thoro woto' also
sovorul thousand spectators of less
prominence scattered along tho edgo of
tho battlefield, whero tho sham battlo
was fought.
At noon there was an intermission
for lunohoon mult tho accommodations
of Red Bank waro sevorely taxod by
tho demands of tho - thousands who
wanted to bo fed. During luncheon
timo tho Clayton baud gave- a concert.
Half an hour lated a reception was
given nt tho National Park hotel in
honor of GovoMnors Stoko3, Pcnnypack
or and Uttor, Admiral Evans and thohr
respective staffs.
Tha dedication ccvomonloa on tho
battleflold began at 2 o'clock and will
last tlwi greator part of thb aftornoort.
Jonning'a Third Regtmont band will
furnish the music. Governor George H.
Uttor of Rhode Island will deliver an
ad'oross oa ''Rhod Island and Bed
Bank.' Governor Poanypacker of
Pennsylvania will speak oa "Pennsyl
vania and Red Bank." Governor
Stokes of New Jemy will tale as his
Tho United States Brewers' associa
tion, which has just closod its annual
convention at Indinnapolis, has reiter
ated its determination to put tho brew
ing industry upon a high plane and
mako tho products of tho industry moro
of a national drink than at present.
Many favorablo newspaper commonts
havo boen created by tho following
resolutions, adopted by the conventien:
"Resolved, Thas this convention
heartily congratulates tho many brew
ing associations in Btattos and cities
that havo taken tho load in eradicating
low and vilo resorts and in refusing to
supply b6or to saloons that were not
approvod by tho public sentiment of
their rospoctivo communities.
"Resolved, Thnt it is tho sense of
this convention that all our members
continuo in this wiso policy, so that
tho American public may be tho moco
quickly taught that American beer "is
a promoter of gonuino temperance, a
bovorngo fon tho homo and firesido.
"Resolved, That wo urgo overy
brewer to so worik that tha timo may
speedily nrrivo when a fair public will
fully understand and appreciate the
truo valuo of our product, both as a
food and ns a bovorngo, and we jeeom
mond thnt uach brewer frequently call
attontion to tho fact that thero is so
little alcohol in our beer ns not to
produco drunkenness when drank un
mixed with ardent stimulants.
"Resolved, That tho Immense in
crease iu tho consumption of American
beor has dono moro to establish sobri
ety than aft tho prohibitory laws in ox
1st unco and will, wo boliovo, bo tho
monmt of a truo solution of the drink
problem and tho ostnblishmont of idoal
temperance, besides showing tho conft-,
deuco tho American public hns in tho
purity and valuo of tho national
drink."
During tho convention tho interest
ing fact was brought out that the Texas
browora havo for two ycara spent $10,
000 each month in closing vilo saloons
and low dives. Tho association has tho
bost logal talent to bo found, a corps
of trained dotoctives and; secures its
own ovidonco against saloon-koopors
who do not run orderly places. The
Toxas browors havo received tho prulso
of tho loading prohibition papers and
of tho best citizons generally. It is
stated that tho dotoctlvea of tho Toxas
browora closo threo times as many sa
loons as tho police officials of tho varl
ous cities.
Tho intontion of tho brewers of tie
country is, it is announced, to mako
been a drink that can be takon in a
soda water fountain or anywhere elsa
without subjecting anyone to orlticism.
Tho Now York Herald, in a leading
editorial aa to safe and, healthy summer
drinks, classed beer as the foremost
and least calculated to do harm in
warm weather.
Collogo Band Goes to Norway.
Now York, Juno 31. Tho collego
band of St. Olaf Colloge, in Northfioldl
Minn., composed of studonts of that in
stitution, sailed today on board tho
Scandinavian-American lino steamer
Oscar II, for Norway, under tho per
sonal supervision of Professor Kildahl.
Tho band consists of sixty young men
land1 Professor Melius Chrlstianson,
formerly of Minneapolis, is tho con
ductor. It is expected that tho band
will give its A'Bt concert in Christiana
on July 4. From thero tho band will
cantinuo its tour by rail to Thron'dhjom
via Eldsvold and Hamar. At Trondj-
hem a chartored steamor will await tho
boys to tako them on a tour around) tho
coast, visiting ChrisUanssund, Aalcsuad
Moldc, Beqgcn, Stavanger, Arcndal,
Skicn, Laurvik, FrederikshaJd, Frodcr
iksstad, Horton Drammcn, and back to
Christiana. Thorc is a possibility that
tho boys will also visit Copenhagen) bo
foro they Toturn it'o tho United1 States.
They expect) to sail for Now Yank on
July 26 on board the Hellig Olav, also
of the Scandinavian-American line.
A Valuable Agent.
Tho glyccrlno employed in Dr. Pierco'i
medicines grcnuy onuimcea wiu ujoui
clnal properties which lt extracts and
holds In solution much bettor than alco
hol would. It also possesses medicinal
properties of Its own, being a valuable
demulcent, nutritive, antiseptic and nntl
lerment.t It adds greatly to the efficacy
of tho Black Chorrybark, Golden Seal
root, Stono root and Qucon's root, con
tained In "Golden Medical Discovery In
subduing chronic, or lingering coughs,
bronchial, throat and lung affections,
(or all of which theso agonts aro recom
mended by standard medical authorities.
In all cases whoro thoro la a wasting
away of flesh, loss of uppdtlto, with
weuft stomach, as In tho early stages of
consumption, thero can bo no doubt that
glycurino acts as a vnluablo nutritive and
aids the Uoldcn Seal root. Stono root,
Queun's root and Black Cherrybark in
Sromotlng digestion and building up tho
csh and strength, controlling tho cough
and bringing about a hoalthy condition
of the whole system. Of course, It must
not bo expected to work miracles. It will
not euro consumption oxcopt in its oarlior
stage. It will euro very sovoro, obstin
ate, chronic coughs, bronchial and laryn
geal troubles, and chronic soro throat
with hoarsnncss. In acuto coughs it Is
not so effective It Is in the fingering
coughs, or thoso of long standing, ovon
whon accompanied by bleeding from
lungs, that It has porformed Its most
marvelous cures. Send for and read tho
little book of extracts, treating of the
properties and uses of tho soveral med
icinal roots that enter Into Dr. Plerco's
Golden Mod leal Discovery and loam why
this mmtlctno nas sucn a wiuo rango ot
application in tho cure of diseases. It is
sent free. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y. Tho "Discovery" con
tains no alcohol or harmful, habit-forming
drug. Ingredients all printed on each
bottle wrapper in plain English.
sick fee-Pi", especially tnoso suuering
BRlf
TlrtnV . . r
quantities. preBfiA t.
order. Yard oa 8tu jS.
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Scueen Dee'
I have a m)oi1hui.ii.-. .
- r""""onor
oi ceo-ar screen doors, fad:
etc.
Largo stock of all ynd, Q
Lawn and Held Fencing, Po,
glos, Gates, etc. All at loWMt
WALTER
250 Court 8t,
from diseases of long standing, aro Invite
to consult Dr. Plcrco by lotter, free. All
correspondence Js hold ns strictly prlvato
and sacredly confidential. Address Dr.
INSOMNIA CURED
RESTFUL SLEEP SECURED BY
DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.
Nerves Wrecked by Apoploxy Restored
to Normal Condition and Good
Hoalth FollowetL
Xfc. T. 1 1UILU. JJUIIttlUiJ.ll JL.
Dr. Plerco's Medical Advisor Is sent fret
on receipt of stamps to pay oxpunso of
mailinir milt. Send 21 one-cent stamns
,for papor-covered, or 31 stamps for clotn-
Douna copy.
Tte Fashion Stables
Formerly Simpson's Stables.
Up-to-date livery nnd cab line.
Funeral 'turnouts a specialty. Tally
ho for picnics and excursions. Phono
44. OHAS. W. YANNKE, Prop.
247 and 249 High Streot.
Kunra' Dea Discovered,
Zuorlch, Switwriaad, June 21, Near
Ratti. a villaeo in ts Zuerloa oberla&d.
ubject "New Jeraey U the Beveln-ll4 polle hava st&d a aigUy. mm
tlon,' H will pwt iltft MumMattfMl dwovry. Fr a long Uw a
V OlooewUn stv and lOw YirffcU ' ral fan aww waa elided hf,
Tho sufferor from sleeplessness too
often resorts to habit-forming drugs in
orddr to obtain tho coveted rest. But
slcop obtained by tho uso of opiates is
not refreshing nnd tho benefit is but
temporary at best. To obtain sleep
that renews tho mental and physical
vigor, clears tho brain and fits the
body for tho work of tho day, thu
nqrves must bo in normal condition.
Hoalthy nerves aro not to bo obtained
by drugging them, but by touing up
tho norvous system. Tho bost nerve
tonic and thoroforo tho safest romedy
for insomnia is Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills.
Mrs. H. A. Flotcher, of CO Blodget
stroot, Mnnchostor, N.H., is living ovi
donco of tho truth of this statement.
Sho says: "I rocoivod a shock of an
npbploptic charactor. It was so sovoro
that tho sight of my right oyo was af
fected, oausing mo to sco objects dou
ble. I was confined to my bed about
four woe'ks, at ono time being told by
tho doctor that I could not got well.
Whon I could loavo my bpd I wns in
such a nervous stato that I could' not
sleep at night. I would got up nnd sit
on a chair until completely tired out
and then go back to bed and sleep
from exhaustion.
"I had boon undor tho doctor's caro
for six weoks whon my sistor, Mrs.
Loveland, of Evorctt, porsuadod mo to
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo
Peoplo. I bogan taking tho pills with
tho result that I soon oxporloncod ro
liof. Ono night soon aftor taking thorn
I Jay awake only a short time and the
next night I rested! well. From that
timet I slept well ovory night and soon
got well and strong. I havo Jocom
mended Pink Pills for Palo Peoplo a
number of times, and my niece has
takon them for weak nerves and poor
blood and found them very beneficial."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro not a
euro-au, but a blood builder. Thoy do
ono tn.ng and they do it well they
actually mako now blood. They cure
nervous disorders because tho condition
of the norvca depoads upon tho num
ber of red corpuscles in tho blood, and
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills increase the
number of theso red corpuscles. Bv
this action on tho nerves, through the
pioooi they .have cured many severe
nervous troubles, headache, neuralgia
and. sciatica aa well as diseases of the
blood sack aa anaemia, rheumatism,
pale and sallow complexions and many
forma of .weakness. All druggist sell
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills nr they will
be aat by mail, postpaid, oa receipt
f price, 50 cata pr bor, six boxes
for $2.50, by the Dr, William' M,dl
eiae C., Sheetady, N, Y. ;
$105.00 to be Given Away.
Who Wants tho Monoy?
Who will write us the bort atory of
personal oxporionce in using ALLEN'S
SELF-RISING B. B. B. FLOUR! We
want 100 testimonials, not to exceed
200 word's each, and wo will pay fox
them.
Writo and toll us why and) whero you
first bought 3 B. FLOUR and bow long
you havo used it. Toll ua how you like
it an)d whethor you havo found it an
agrooablo and wholesome addition to
tbo family menu. Toll us about the
PAN CAKES, tho BOSTON MUF
FINS, tho .FRUIT PUDDING and the
FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD.
Now; to tho person Bonding ua the
"best recommendation and tho most or-'
tistic lotter, wo will pay $5.00 in gold;
and wo will pay $1.00 each for 100 oth
er letters that wo use. We wish to UBe
thoso lettora in our advertising, but
no name will bo published without the
wrltton consent of tho "writer.
If you havo not used self-rising B
B. B. Flour, got a package and begin
now; wo will givo you sufllclont time
to take advantago of this offer.
Every good grocer sells it and you
will find directions in overy package.
Use tho four principal recipoa and
writo us about it. Wo are interested
in your exporienco.
ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO.
Pacific Coast Factory,. San Joso, Cal,
Take These
Bargains
Odd lots of sprftivii
furniture and stoves rta
in trade. Also a large j
ui up-io-aate nouse
ings.
J. A. PATTERSON
i i v.ummerciai at
CASTOR!
for Infants and Ch
The Kind You Have Alwaflj
Bears tho
Signature- of I
J.COV-rniOMT Jr"
HBMBfWTr
SPRING LAMB.
Is always good. Wo Ui
very highest quality.
want lamb, beef, mutton ot
it from us.
E. O. CROSS
Steamers Pomona and Altai
for Portland Monday, W
v. . . . - - nv..... 1
UTiaayx at iu a. m. -aimiwi:
day and Saturday at 9 . jjl
for CorvalUs Tuesday,
Saturday about 6:30 p. a.1'
daily except Sunday abost Ml
M.P. Baldwin,
in i m iiimnimiMwi
&O00
uvic
BUILDING ANYTHING?
Then let us furnish the lumber. It
will pay you to seo us. We believe In'
Bmall profits and" satisfied customers.
GOOD ALE LUMBER CO.
Phone 52.
p.nw nf nr nflcca and sV6 '
irnn m-nonrlns. Onr oStfH
nrn..l afmnnlv to VOU, bW',a
values can bo seen at a S"""
Baker, Lawrence I
Successors to Harritt J
MinaWBffiAWraHCHFEMiE
uww.wuiittPiLLS.
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vb.uraU.nJ. 1apu. ,'rw. IfjinuitittltxiMtM
UNITPMtPICAUCO...o1T4.tj,e.Tlll. P.
Settl.njMat7&attM.
Hole Wing Sang Co.
Chinese and Japanese Faney and D'ry
Good. Special new line of
8od. Made by m. Wrapper, TJad.
wear, Wai, !,, q m y
lowprUu. M Cwrt rt, 8.1., Or
We arc now
Prepared to
Contract for
Prunes for fi
Delivery
Tillson &9
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