Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 21, 1906, Image 7

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London Mail. i3cd jmj 'OeJ AeBefaWcI'xcnarationTorAs- O0B f simDatlng UieToodaudllcgula- cngiae&ionuichsanauovvcisoi kmHMUifflgga PromotesDigesUon.Ctecrful- ress and Kcsv.contams nciuier OpmmtMorphine norlDneral. 1ot Narcotic. litye efOldErSiMUZLBtTCnEtl Pumfhn Sctil" AbcStnita Sent Ift CariunatcSala ItJrrnSctJ -Clanfu4 Jugnr . Hhluyrttn flanr. Apctfcct Remedy forConslipa- Worms .Convulsfons.Fcvcrish- ucss mid LOSS OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of . NEW "YOHK exact copy or whappcb. Ciiiimiii hi ii iiiiilitilllillWiiitiliiiliiiiittiiutmtMtiSirigB IftSTORlA f" ' ii i .ii ".ii i' I., 'i' w Albany Brewing Co.'s Beet Depot and Salesroom the rear of Shafer's Harness Shop, i 87 Com'l St. Telephone Main 489 FAMOUS ALBANY BEER fo bottles and kegs which will be delivered to any part of the city. Phone qs a trial order. OHAS. K. SPAUUDINQ, B 0. MHX3, Presldont. Sec, and Treaa. Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. vCJEf gon Pine, Ash ill MlUlMBI olds nature .. -.- ,.am,c a ulej ,nat.s ,he on j. secret about it. We refer to Ayer's Hair : I &L IV!di e.h-!r. . the scalp little, that's the , VV ",c "ar siops tailing out and The result could not be different, for it's the natural Illinois Democrats for Bryan. Peoria, 111, Aug. 21. The Demo cratic state convention is meeting here today and In nddltion to the delegates several hundred promi nent Democrats from all parts of the state are here, partly in tho interest of tho various candidates for posi tions on tho state ticket, partly to lend support and emphasis to the movement to be started, to pledge tho Democracy of Illinois to tho sup port of Bryan. There seems to be considerable enthusiasm for Bryan among the Democrats of this state and there is no doubt that a resolu tion in favor of Bryan's presidential candidacy will be supported by near ly every delegate present Roger C. Sullivan and Hopkins will probably make a desperate effort to prevent an endorsement of Bryan by tho convention, but it is believed in well informed circles that they will not succeed in stemming the Bryan tide which is said to be exceeding strong In this state at present. American Florists and Horticultural ists Meet. Dayton, O., Aug. 21. The annual convention of the national society of American Florists and Horticultural ists will open hero this afternoon. Tho members will be welcomed by the mnyor. In the evening the presi dent's reception will bo held. Tho first regular business meeting will be held tomorrow morning. Many interesting and important essays and discussions are on the program. On Thursday evening a special meet ing will be held to discuss the pro posed national flower show. The florists of Dayton have arranged an elaborate program for tho entertain ment of the visiting members of the organization. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Over Thirty Years CASTOMA Bears the v Signature Atf foX Use j For JCASTORIA &Br THCCKNTAUHOOMMNY. WIW OR CITT. and Maple Lumber DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, REMOVE ALL THE WIRES The Council Took First Steps Toward Placing All Wires Under Ground Unless the members of tho city council abruptly change their minds very soon, all tho telephone, tele graph, trolley and guard wires in tho city of Salem will be placed under ground nnd the unsightly wires and poles will be erased from tho map of Salem. This will be an Innovation for a city of this size, as only a few of the larger cities in tho country have adopted the plan of having nil the wires underground. When the committee on ordinances last night reported an amended ordi nance regulating the placing of wires and poles, Alderman Steusloff moved that the entire matter bo referred back to the committee on ordinances, with instructions to prepare an ordi nance to move all the wires in the city from the streets and alleys aud place them underground. "Does that mean all kinds of wires?" was asked. "The whole cheese," replied Mr. Steusloff. The resolution was adopted with a whoop. Council then accepted a supple mental agreement with the General Construction Company of Portland, tho contractor for tho cement arch over Mill creek on Commercial, that $2000 additional would be paid for tho building of tho brldgo nnd tho strength of tho bridge is to bo dou bled. This arrangement was brought about by tho street railway people agreeing to pay tho extra money for the privilege of laying a track on tho bridges. It was considered that It 'would look better this way than for tho railroad to have an unsightly bridge nearby this one. Jj. K. Page was present and explained tho posi tion of tho company. Tho plan was adopted with but little discussion. A resolution was adopted requiring tho railroads to place alarm bells nt tho prlnclpnl street crossings in tho city and If a request did not bring about tho required result, steps should bo taken to compel tho roads to do this. It was also stated in tho resolution that they should keep their crossings in order. Alderman Jacob called attention t6 tho unsanitary condition of tho Cnp Ital City Laundry at the place where tho waste water empties into the ditch. Tho matter was referred to tho committee- on health. Tho following bills were submitted audited and ordered paid: J. C. Darr $ S.50 Hofer Bros 33.75 Statesman Publishing Co . . . 33.75 Wade, Pearce & Co 7.21 S. H. Whito 50 Wade, Pearco & Co 7.5 n W. B. Warner & Co 41.00 W. M. Bushey 120.00 Sknlfe & Emmett 42.00 C. W. Ynnnko 3.00 Cap. City Trans. Co l.OO Salem Water Co '. . . 143.7S M. J. Potzol .'. C2S M. V. Hayes .'. 4 00 Clt. Light & Traction Co. ... 394.2G House Furn. Co 41.5. D. II. While 1.75 Whit Cooper 1C.0O B. S. Lamport .7. jPatton Bros - .50 J. C. Marsh 26.C0 Spencer Hardware Co 9.31 J. P. Veatch 15.'33 J. P. Veatch 15.3) C. L. & T. Co 8.00 H, B. Lamar 10.00 Roth & Graber '. . . . 1.1" B. S. Budlong ....'. 0.00 W. A. Moores 1.95 Watt Shipp I-00 Bernardo & Dunsford 4.00 B. B. Herrick 39.50 Three new ordinances were Intro duced, which wero referred to tho arlouK committees. Tho first was to appoint a Janitor for the city hall at .iay cf $50 per -.' Tho second was an ordinance to place a tax of $1 a year on bicycU's ami motor cycles. Tho other ordlnanco v.as to in cntaso tho salary of tho driven of the fire engines and hose tea'fl to $U0 per month. The following councllmen wero present at the meeting. Bayno, Steusloff, Downing, Haas, Wallace, Corner, Law, "rt r. Jacob, Church ill and the mayor ini tho recoider O -A. m 3C CS 23.3T -ft m OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, :- CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT -: FOB SALE. For Snle. Team of single drivers, harness and light Studebaker wagon, nearly new; also house hold goods; am leaving state. Call at 1 GOO North Fourth street, North Salem. S-17-lwk For Sale. A good stock ranch, good house, barn and outbuildings, plenty of good well and spring water, good orchard; situated at the north end of Howell Prairie. Address G. L. Blnton, Gervals, Routo 1. 7-11-im For Sale. 115 acres, 7 miles east of Salem; 40 acres in cultivation; running water; good house, barn, outbuildings nnd orchard. Farm ing Implements and stock go with premises. A bargain. Call on or address M. P. Mortenson, It. F. D. No. 6. G-21-dw-tf FOE BENT. For Kent. Furnished and unfur nished rooms at 790 North Com mercial St. M. A. Dice, Prop. 5-1-tf WANTED FENLAXE HELP. Wanted A chambermaid at tho Willamette Hotel. S-20-3t Prune Facers Wanted. Tlllson & Co. want 125 girls for facing prunes. Work will commence as soon as prunes are ready, or Sep tember 15th. Stendy work fur nished. Call and register at their store on High street. S-0-lm WANTED. Oats nml Unrley Wanted by Tillson & Co. See us before you sell. Sacks furnished. S-1012w HOPPICKERS WANTED. Wanted. 150 hop pickers to Toglster; picking begins about tho 25th of August; good yard; good camping ground; mail every day; situated ad joining Eola. Call at Hop Leo laundry, Commercial street. fl-291m Hop Pickers Wanted. Old and now pickers registered now for this fall's picking. Parties living In tho city transferred to and from yards freo of charge. Camp sheds and wood provided. F?ank W. Durbin. Bayno building, Salem. 7-21-tf MISCELLANEOUS. Hop Picket You can get six loaves of bread for 25c at tho Home Bnk ory, in Y. M. C. A. building. F. Browning, proprietor. 7-28-lm Sny Havo you tried tho now Btenm laundry? Phono 2G1, and tho driver will call for yo'ur clothes. 7-30-tf Hotel Scott Nowly furnished, every thing clean and first class. Rooms at Tcasonablo prices. In Cottlo block, Salem. A. 'Scott, Pjrop. 7-0-tf Wanted Turkeys, goese, ducks, chick ens and all farm produce. Highest cath prico paid for Bamo. Capital Commission Company, 207 Commer cial street. Tolophono 179. Notice. D. S. Schenck, at No. 438 Stato street, next to Stelncr's mar ket, has a fi'no cream chowing candy. Call and samplo it. 8-18-3t Salem Iron Works. Founders, ma chinists and blacksmiths. Manu facturers of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc. Manufacturers of tho Salem Iron Works Hop Press. 11-29-lra The Snlcm Steam Dyeing nnd Clean ing Works. Is tho placo to got your clothes renovated. From a pair gloves to tho most olaborato Bilk gown. All goods paid for it injured. Phono 1245. 221 Com mercial street. Mrs. C. H. Wal ker, Prop. DRAYMEN. K. O. Cummins Successor to Whito Cummins, express, delivery and tranefor line. Prompt servico Is our motto. Furniture and piano moving a spoclnlty. Stand at 150 South Commercial street. Phono 175. Residence phone 908. 8-4-tf LOST. Lost A pocketbook on Commer clal street, between New York Racket and tho Golden Bello Can dy store. Contains about 20. Leave at tills ofllco and receive re ward. 8-20-3t RELIEF FOR LADIES. FRENCH TANSY WAFERS Originil and only genuine. Put up in vallow wranDer with Crown trad mark. For Mlo by leading druKgltta, Prie 1 P box. .,. 1000. LODGES. Foresters of America Count Sherwood Foresters, No. 19. Moots Tuesday in Hurst hall, State etrcot. U. S. Kider, O. R.; A. Ii. Brown, F. S. Oontral Lodgo Wo. 18, K. of P. CnstW Hall in Holman block, corner State and Liberty street. Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p. m. J. G. Gvaham. C. C; W. I. Staloy, K. of R. and S. Modem Woodmen of Amorlca. Ore gon Cedar Camp No. 5240. Moots every Thursday ovoning at 8 o'clock in Holman hnll. W. W. Hill, V. O; F. A. Turner, Clerk. Woodmen of World. Meot ovory Fri day night at 7:30, in Holman hall. A. J. Basey, C. C. P. L. Frazier, Clork. INSURANCE. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, acci dent and pension Insuranco; $2, 000,000 pledged; ovory claim paid. Good agents wanted. J. H. C. Montgomery, supremo organizer, Box 432 Salem, Oregon. R. R. Ryan, secretary, 540 Stato stroot. LIVERY AND SALE STABLES. 3 IS THE PHONE NUMBER OF THE BED FEONT STABLES 41. L. HABEOD, PEOPRIETOR, 271 OHEMEKETA STREET. PLUMBERS. Tlieo. M. Bnrr Plumbing, hot water and steam heating and tinning, 1G4 Commercial street. Phono Main 192. 9-1-ly M. J. Potzol Plumbing, stoam and gas fitting. Successor to Knox & Murphy, 220 Commercial street. 'Phono Main 17. A. L. Frasor Successor to Burroughs & Frazor, plumber and tlnncir. Manu facturer of coppw aud galvanized iron cornice, and metal skylights, 105 Stato stroot. 'Phono 1511. SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Frank M. Brown. Manufacturer of sash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of houso finish and hard wood work. Front street, hot. Stato and Court. VETERINARY SURGEON. Dr. E. J. Young. Vetorlnnry Surgeon ..and dentist, 33 years' experience. All work guaranteed. Difficult sur gical operations a specialty. Phone 581. Onico at Club Stables. Phono' 7, Salem, Oregon. 3-9-tf NEW AND SECOND-HANI) GOODS. Now mill Sccoml-IIiiiul Goods. Bought and sold, also ranges, stoves and cooking utensils, dish es, granito nnd tinware of all kinds GIvo us a call. O. L. McPeok, 170 South Commercial St. 8-13-ly ISLAGKSM1THING. W. E. Arnold 239 South Commer cial street, does general black smithing, cnrrlago and wngon mak ing in all Its branches. Special at tention given to lnterforlhg horses. Second-hand rigs bought and sold. All work warranted. 8-9-lm FRUIT TRAYS AND BOXES Salem Box Factory MASON & SNYDER. PhONE 308- WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For water servico apply at office Bills payablo monthly in advancb Make all complaints at the office. MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate Mortgages, Wylie A. Mooresr, City Hall. The Fashion Stables Formerly Simpson's Stable. Up-to-date livery and cab line. Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally ho for picnics and excursions. Phone 44. CHA8. W YANNKE, Prop. 247 and 249 nigh Streot. BRICK Brick famished in large or small quantities. Pressed brick made to order Yard on State Street, south of Penitentiary. SALEM BRICK YARD A. A. BURTON, Prop. PHYSIOTAN AND SURGEON. Frank E. Slator, M. D. Physician and surgoon. Ofllco over Fry's drug store. Hours 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. Ofllco phono Main 1237. Residence, North Capital street, phono 017. Dis eases of children a specialty. 7-23-3m OSTEOPATHS. Dr. B. H. Whito. Graduato of Kirks ville, Mo., undor foundor of osteo pathy. Room 21 Broyman bldg., Commercial street. Phono 87. Rosl- x denco COO Stato, cor. Church. Phone 1110. Croats flcuto and chrnnio dis eases. Examinations froo. Dr. W. L. Meroor. Graduato of Kirks villo. M' undor founder o ostoc pathy. Rooms 25-20 Broyman bldg., Commercial St. Phono 919. Real donco 419 North Summer stroot, Phono 014. Treats acuto and chronic diseasos. Examination freo. MUSIO STUDIOS. Musical Studio. Frank E. Churchill, Musical Studio, Associato teacher Western Conservatory, Chicago, 111., roprosonting Intcr-Stnto System at Salem, Oregon. In tho Gray block, 'room 3. Studio hours, 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. 8-19-tf TONSORIAL. Evans' llnrber Shop. Tho only first class barber shop on Stato stroet; ovorything now nnd up to date. Finest porcelain boths in tho city. Shaving 15c, huircuttlng 25c, baths 25 c. Two first-class boot blacks. C. W. Evans, prop. 8-9 CHEAP EXCURSION RATEJEAST FOR SUMMER SEASON Tho Southorn Pacific Company will soil special round-trip tickets to east em points on Juno 4, 0, 7, 23, 25, July 2 nnd 3, August 7, 8, 9, Sopt, 8, 10, 1900, to Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Omaha, Sioux City, St. Joe. Atchison, Lcavonworth, Kansas City, Dcnvor, Colorado Springs ami Puoblo, Colo. Good going ton days and return ing ninoty days from salo date; but not beyond October 31, 1900. For par ticulars call on agents. A. L. Ornig, Gonoral Passengor Agont, Portland, t' CHINA STORE Special salo, silks, summer goods, ombroldory, laco, gonts' nnd ladles' furnishing goods, coats, pants and suits, trunks, mattings and blnnkots, Wo mako up now Hues of wrnppnrs, waists, whito underwear, and kl jnonas. Haie Wing Sang Co. 34 C Court St., Salem, Or. O. C T. CO Steamers Pomona and Altona leave for Portland daily except Sunday at 7,t0 a. m. M. P. BALDWIN, Agt JJiitclii'i-.V National Convention. Milwaukee, Wis., Apg. 21. About GOO mastor butcliors from nil parts of tho United States aro In nttond unco nt tho 20th annual convention, of tho National Muster Butchers' as sociation of Amorlca, which oponod hero at tho Mnspnlo Tpmplo ttilsT. morning with a public session. Tho ' mayor of tho city and Prosidont Joseph F, Seng welcomed tho ' dole r L'ntrH nml rnRiinnHCH worn .tnnrin liv ' George II. Schnffor, tho national president and othors. After this the sessions of tho convention will bo held behind closed doors Ono of the subjects that will bo discussed by tho convention will bo tho plan of establishing un abbattolr in thlt city by tho national orgnnlratlon, A banquet will be tendered tho dele gates nt tho Masonic building this ovoning. Tomorrow nftornoaa tlia ladles will bo ontortalned nt White fish bay and on Thursday thoro will bo a grand picnic nt Schlltz' park, preceded by a parade, lu Helf Defense. Major Hamm, editor and mnnagor of tho Constitutionalist, Eminence, Ky whon ho was florcoly attacked, four years ago by piles bought a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, of which ' ho eays:. '.'It cured .me In toa days, and no troublo since' Quickest healer of BurnsV Sores, Cuts and Wounds. 25o at J. C. Perry's drug n t SALEM, OREGON.