Daily capital journal., October 29, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

DAILY CAT1TAL JOUItXAL. SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOI1EU 20, 1000.
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PURIFY OREGON llALIiOT. CREAMERY AT SPHING1K1I,D !
; The Amerh in People are Noted for Their Love of Fair Play. So Tree U
This, That It nay Be Said To Be a National Trait of Character.
Thejmnt who (strikes another o foal blow, or mnliMmidf irto. uM i.t
fn his Kusint 3s, ot in his social standing is detested and abhorred. The Ameri.
: can pcHple ro Tot generally slow to manifest thclr-disapproval of such unfair
treatmcMta lcan opportunity is afforded.
IllusUzt - of this disposition is the fact, thnt nltlM,r.i. ,, rt. nn,i .
j llclous ultfc h upon Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, and his widely celebrated Fami'ly
Medicine! UT vc sometimes iniurcd the sale of tlifs mnritnrinn. m.nu. f i
Itimc, uctA en such unjust assaults-have been met and their falsehoods com.
plctely jeiut u, a natural reaction has followed and their snln )mn hoon fniiu
! restorWT nga n. J
Ill Xl'v ZZSJiLtheJjniirx Home Journal, of Philadelphia, which, in 1WM,
Bnbi'shctL most tnalicjou'ly laii-. glanderous and libelous article. ATTiirETng
'r. Pierce n ri Ins "fnyitnip Prescription" the well-known cure lor womaTTn
peculmr wet t nesscs arid distressing ailment Or. Pierce brought suit irTTfie
Supreme l 'rttT'lliftale ol ISew York against the nublislipra of thrd nAi.s
.Senator Nottingham Has n Sclteino lluzchvood Cream Conipaiiy Will
for Reducing Fraud. Erwt Uulldlng nnd Put In Plant.
Illegal elections will bo a thins of j
the past If It Is possible for Senator I Several weeks ago tt was stated
C. W. Nottingham to secure the pas- that Springfield would soon have a
sago of the measure which he Is now ( largo creamory. Assistant Superln
plannlng to Introduco nt tho next ' tendent Matohen, of tho llnxolwood
sesslou of tho legislature. Mr. Not-' Cream company, says that tho com
tlngham has been considering thopitny Is positively making arrnnge-
prcsent limitations of tho election ments for tho
laws, slnco tho last election especial-. building nnd
an" a.Y.r"'!-LT"!lL.Fv?''1 "? T7lnr-,tl"' nidpmenTTiping for n l,ftnpfjpT
amnunt fSlJuMiuryrrnnt fnrpr"ch n ppoperly HT-nrnpenHy pr. Pierce to?
t?1 prpn' lnl irr iiPrt .nusUrn-Honnilii- Vhllp he ami his "favorite Pft-gtrip?
tton " were "mnlflp.v vindicated nml thi iniinr rtmilv tv-nS'Tn-iiVSii",,, ..,....
iu"' '"-Jtnin alcohol w pnnpi inn tinneemns niul injurious ilmgw
which thcl iv jnentioniMl paper had alleged it contained, vet lr. I'iprre has.
rQueJLJiif ntiarncTTiiiowi lor a new tHaL tmMingthnt thereby he mnv
linnllv ho n. fnnlnil 1 tunni ills! mill ndpnllnlP nirillWI Minn fnr llm nmnlMnm'
U ii 1 1 i' ' I t if in ill . . I . 1 1 1. 1 ' i I ' M '. ' ' ' 1 1 1
Hge which 1 1- wns made to sufTprhv jraon of tho hrtfe falsehoods published
Willi III ii ill'" mi", iiio uiirinieai 9
Thoro aro hundreds, ot thousands of I In Chronic Nasal C
erection of a largo
would establish a
ly, and has come to, tho conclusion branch at Springfield Just as soon as
mo arrangements mat aro now tinner
nennle. nil aver this bleed countrv of
ours who have been cured of nhstlnntc,
chronic diseases through tho use of Dr.
Tlcrco's aieuicincs aim u is only natural
kntsucu ppopiosnoum runup ami spenK
ielr sentiments pretty freely when Dr.
Icrcn and his medicines aro so unjustly
Itt&cked.
I Thcso cratoful mtlents of Dr. Pierce
faro to bo found In almost every hamlet
land countrv villain, nnd In the farm-
thouses and mechanics' cottages In every
Pnook and corner of this great country.
jCommon gratltudo prompt" surh people
.to stnnti up ami uoionu ur. i-ierco una
'his medicines against unjust and ma-
'llcious attacks.
Dr. Pierre's MpiIIpIjip li.ivn lieen nn
I'sale In drug store all over this country
fanu in many lorvin minis ior more tunii
forty years and yet their salo continues
to grow in a Kuusiaimai nnu most grail-
"fylng way. This could not bo the enw If
tnev wero not remedies of more than
ordinary merit.
WHAT DO THEY CURB ?
Dr. Plerco's Favorite Proscription Is not
advertised as a "Cure All" but admirably
fullllls a singleness of purpose, being a
superior and mojt.nosltlve remedy forotie
class of diseases only thoo ouilv recog
nized weaKii("es. derangemenK, Irregu
larltles and painful disorders peculiar to
women, it is n powenui, yet gmitiy act
ing, Invigorating, tonic am! streuKtlienliu;
nervine. For weak, worn-out, over-work
ed women no matter what has cau.Mil
Cntnrrh. It U wpII In
cleanse tho nassanes two or three, tlmp n
day with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Itemwly
lluid, while persisting In the use of tho
"Uoldeii Medical Discovery - for Its Mood
cleansing and specific curative effects
uiMin tho diseased mucous membranes. It
will cure a very largo percent, of all ca?c,
oven alter they have reached the ulcera
tive, or cnronie singe, anu no matter of
7n)ir iikiiii ptfirs' sfuiidlni; "'ci mn be.
It Is equally efllcaclous In affections of tho
mucou lining of tho larynx, bronchia and
respiratory nrcans In ceneral. t lm purimr
broinliltli, laryngitis and other alfectlons ' n,mn
giving riso to obstinate, hang-on-coughs. I w,v""'
It Is not soroik! In acute coughs following "If my
siiuucn con. s, asm mo lingering, clminlc
coughs. :or must the "Uolden Medical
Discovery " bo expected to work miracles.
It will not euro consumption In Its
advanced stapei no incdicltio will 'do
that, but for nil olwtlnatv liang-on-cutiglia
due to Inryuglnl or bronchial Irritation
and klndnfl afTectlons, of tho throat
which, If neglected or badly treated, aro
likely to lend tip to consumption, tho
" I)lcovery "can lie relied upon to produco
the best curative results.
Tho "tJoliIon Medical Discovery" Is,
from Its tonic and specific curative con
trol over mucous surfaces, especially
that hnd there boon a dlfferonco in
tho manner of voting some changes
would have been seen In tho results
of tho election.
Accordingly the sonntor Is work
ing over a plan which ho thinks will
reduce fraud nt elections to a mini
mum. Ho Is thinking of a bill which
will provide, In offoct, that wherovor
a voter does not register, according
to tho requirements of tho registra
tion Inw, nnd yot goos hoforo a no
tary on eloetlon day nnd swears In
jhls vote, he will, whon ho dopofllts
his ballot In tho box, bo roqulrcd by
tho Judge of election to put his
nnmo upon tho ballot as well ns up
on tho stub. This plan, In tho opin
ion of Mr. Nottingham will put nn
ond to the stufllng nt ballot boxes In
etilroclii'is In curing lnljgetlon, dvsiMnv
sia.we.tK stomach ami "Liver Complaint,'
law had boon in forco nt
tho last, election," said Mr. Notting
ham, In discussing his ponding meas
ure, "there might luivo boon' a gront
change In results whon tho ballot
boxen nt Sellwood wore opened nnd
tho votes counted. It would thon
finvo boon possible to lmvo told nt n
glnnco the lllegnl votoa from tho
legal nnd to havo sifted tho conton
tlon down to a cortnlnty."
advisements enn be completed. Tho
company .now has two routes which
are paying well, hut tho cronm must
nil be shipped to Albany. Mntchen
drove up the Wlllnmotto ns far ns
Jasper, coming bnck through tho
Pleasant Hill country, and is moro
Impressed ' than over with dairy
prospects surrounding Sprlnglleld.
o
Did Not Know Pass Word.
A Portland mnn, In sponklng to a
Journal reporter today, snld: "This
Is the dryost town that 1 was over In.
Now Sundny I worked for tlireo
hours to got a glass of boor.
"I finally mot a mnn who asked mo
my name, my residence, nnd In fact
I went through nn examination Rim-
liar tn applying for a llfo Insurance
"At tho conclusion tho stranger
looked mo ovor. 'Woll,' said he,
'yon go n round this block nnd go
through sonio passage .ways," which
ho descrlbod, 'then you knock live
distinct knocks, throo short nnd two
long.' Woll, said tho Portlander, I
did as Instruotod, nnd tho door
opened ns by inugle, but tho next
time I came to Salem on n Sundny
I'll bring my liquid rafroehment"
(..)).:
wocfi?i
stomach and IkiwcIs lm In thousands of
cases been cured by It; 1m oustinatu
chronic diarrhea.
In addition to all tho foregoing, not the
leost valuable of the mnrvelously cITIca-
e - uiseov
ittug and
ver tno
most cniclcnt In milldlnc nn tho strength. . VV.A'- .Ti'... 1 " ' ."1....1 ","";
regulating all tho womanly function.; othpraff
banishing naln nnd bringing about a res- ZRJ.lc.cJ. . ..i?.. lVwI"ant- 11-1 m.
at . . .... -' JIIV IHIP'fll It fllf IUIIIlll 111-lllL.lll IJ13'
uiar ana iieaiuiy, vigorous conuiiion 01 covcry - cr0 S(, .dn a rango of illrenses
tho whole Jemalo system. Ihtis It cor- S n,, ialn n a nntM sent freo on
(lli
ments of tho fcmulo tielvlc organs, duo to
It wns BUggMtod nt tl.ls point that with me."
- ', i. .. .. ..,.:: . v . t. -"--"-.-' .,... . - ., . . . . . .
or uinouHiie. r.ven uirenitton ot tno iiiiu Hiiprems court 01 tno Hinto migiii 1
t nn lir)!iif (Ifiirti. uliri Intr if lu frnm 1i
fc!r-w5
-Favorlto Prescr nt JoS- 1 I bevfo i lNllclmWmi
recis prompsus, or lamng 01 womo. retro-1 reiuestmalle.I to Dr. U.V. Plerco. JtuiTalo
crsion, nnteversion ami other uispinco- - If Interested send for IL
icnts of tho fcmulo jielvle organs, duo to T,0 .uiwerful nltenitlvoor l.lool m.rlfv.
weakness or over exertion, lilting or fa- ng properties poMscd by tho "DlHcbv
tlgmng over-work. In short, It mokes 'pry i Wl naturally suggest Its use for tho
weak women strong and sick women well. )CuVo of blotches, pimples, eruptions; ns
As to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DIs- eczema, salt-rheum, nnd other sUIn nfT...-
covery It has a very largo rango of nppll- lions In all of w hlch It has made romark-
cation, yot It is by no moans recommended 1 atiin cures; ulsi In scrofulous lores nml old,
as a "vuro-Aii.r
nltAOfi te im Klnul 1fkM talrtr nttnstln UIa iua 1m t)li.onn A II.IIahIIi... LMh.
BHVMkHU.UI WIVANI .iittliriiiHt l'uirvinus lt!Vt'l IIC" I'll 1 M'UU p Jlll-f IIUUHIU OdIIU
and Is at tho name titno a mot lnylgonit- ait a local application, while taking tho
It ixwMfeftoa innrveloua open ulcers, or oatlntfhon. To heal tho
r nliifinclnrr nmipltnt tttfnr nun Dp t'l-prn A II. If nnllnr W-iIia
BO
eri
eal
m
Dl
curative value In all catarrhal affections,
, Ing tonic, or strength giver. It exerts a "Golden Medical Discovery" to correct
specific, cleansing, soothing and healing the blood nnd clennso tho system. A liox
1 effect upon nil the lining mucotn mem- will bo mailed to nny address on receipt 0
iiiy-iaur cents m stamps. 11 your drug
tlst don't have It In stock, address Dr.
- no matter where located.
look with some disfavor on tho plnn
to mark tho ballot of oncli unrogU
torod votor, bh such n prncoodlng
would ho In violation of tho consti
tutional strictures rognrdlng ft socrot
vote. " - ,
"The pooplo want nn hon'ost voto1,"
said Mr. Nottingham, "and I do not
think that any groat objection would
bo raised to such n plan, slnco it
would work for tho purification of
tho election from fraud nnd Illegal
ity. It may be that some means can
bo found which will not fun counter
to tho constitutional objection, but
I think tho plnn Is a good 0110 If
there Is not, nnd I nm going to Intro
duco such n bill whon tho loglslaturo
meets."
Senator Nottingham argues that
Game at Kugoue.
The Junior ttnin of thfTbTogon
Pnlvwrslty defeated tho Kugono high
school In scoro of 27 to 0, Snturday.
0
Catarrh of
the Stomach
A PLEASANT, SIMPLE, HUT SAFE
AND EFFECTUAL CUHE
FOlt IT.
CoMs Nothing to Try.
Cnfhrrh of tho stomach has long
boon considered tho next thing to In
curable. Tho usual symptoms nro n
In most houies there ii a room -without
proper besting facilities to My nothing
of chilly hallways. Even though the
heat of your stoves or furnace should be
inadequate to warm the whole houtc there
need not be one cold spot if you have a
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Equlprvcd with Smokeless Devlee)
It will heat a room in no time and will kith it warm and coty. Oper
ated as tailly as a lamp and perfectly safe, Wick cannot be turned
too high or too low. Gives no smoke or smell becauie fitted
with unique smokelen device. Can be carried about.
which cannot be done with an ordinary itove. The
Perfection Oil Heater is superior to all other oil
heaters and is an ornament to any home. Made in
two finiihei nickel and Japan. Brass oil fount beau
tlfully cmhotted. Holds four quarts of oil and burns
nine hours. Ev.ry heater warranted. If not at your
dealer's write neare.it agency for descriptive circular,
J&yQ LetHTip ,n.rol" n?o chohi
T'' lamp. Made of brass throughout
and nlckel.plated. Equipped with latest improved
burner. Every lamp warranted, An ornament to any
room whether library, dining-room, parlor or bed
room. Write to nearest agency if not at your dealer's.
STANDARD Oil, COMPANY
Hazelwood
'The butter which makes any
bread taste good" can now
be found in all stores where the
Yellow Hazelwood
Flag
Is shown in the window;
the rodstratlon of a voter places him ),r"n or M"tlnR -onimtloii after cnt-j
' nir nppmminnlMrl unmnnitina wlflil
nH MAAM.I hI.1...A .. ... 1 ..VV.....1. 1....V.. .Wt..V,,...V.' ......
u iviuiu an hi 1 uniiiuiiL-u, iMiriy. nun 1 , , , ...
,, ., . .., ,. , . . sour or wntory risings, n formation
.... w.vv.K. .., i.u,.,,ii,wwiis, ,1 in nub
fair, theroforo. for n person who hiin
not so placed hlmsolf on record, Mr.
Nottingham nays, to bo nllnwod to
cast a voto which novor bo picked
out from tho masH as hnvlng been
cast by him should it bp shown after
tho election that his roRldoncu and
other' nunllflcntlons woro lllognl.
With tho nnmo on tho ballot cast It
would be nn onsy mattor to find and
throw aside the voto of any man
who had boon shown subsequent to
the election not to ho qualified to
cast n voto.
o
More High Top Shoes
Wo Just rocolvod a big shipment, nnd can fit yoti In nil atyU'M
nnd grndos, while nt other Btoron you tuny hnvo to tnko "nnythlng"
they happen to have.
$3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, $6, $7
At thoso prices, every ono a big bargain, your pocket book can
certainly bo fitted nnd you'll havo
Dry Feet All Winter
Don't buy high top shoes until you hnvo visited thin store.
HLESSED THE AITAItK.
Mofct Hevert'iiil Archbishop Christie
Olllclnfed nt Dedhntfiry Hervlres
nt St. Jofccph'N.
Don't buy your winter supply of flour
sack of
until you have tried a
NEW
PERFECTION
FLOUR
MADE BY
CAPITAL CITY MILLS
It la the bet flour ever bld in Salem.
Remember our ce?eal are strictly up-to-date.
latest up-to-date mill or the coast. Try it.
The mill thaj make Salem famous as a -seat market.
FOR SALS BY ALL DEALERS.
BRYANT & REEDER
We hate the
Dedicatory sorvl.'os woro conduct
ed yesterday at St. Joseph's Catholic
church. The new altars woro blow)
od and the Interesting scrvlcos wero
conducted by Most Hoverond Arch
bishop Christie of tho diocese of Ore
gon City The archbishop was as
sisted by Rev. Father McDovitt nnd
Mr. Delorlraor, of tho cathedral nt
Portland, and by Itov. Father A. A.
Moore, of St. Joseph's. The sorvlces
wero interesting and were witnessed
by a largo congregation.
After tho now altars wore blosned
by the archbishop, high mass was
sung by Itov. Father McDevItt and
then the nrchblshjp preached a very
able and eloquent sermon on "Tho
True Church."
Archbishop Chrlstio returned to
Portland last evening.
Father McDevItt preached a very
able sermon last night.
In his remarks after blessing the
new altars, the archbishop expressed
his' complete satisfaction with the
condition of St. Joseph's and congra
tulated the people of the parish on
their enterprise and on their priest,
Itev. Father Moore. If expressed
himself as being emlnontly pleased
with Father Moore's splendid work
In this field.
The Improvements that have been
made on the Interior of St. Jospeh's
have added much to tho beauty of
the church. The work was begun lu
September-and cost about 12300.
o "
WO
MeWtmVmtimiikm
of gases, causing press nro on tho
honrt nnd lungs nnd difficult bronth-
Ing, hondnchos, fickle npputlto, norv
ousnofw and a genoral played out,
languid fooling.
. Thoro Is often a foul tnsto In tho
mouth, conted tongue nnd if tho In-
torior of tho stomach could bo scon
It would show a slimy, inflamod condition.
Tho euro for this common. nnd ob
Btlnato trouble Is found In n treat
ment which causes tho food to bo
readily, thoroughly dlgostod hoforo It
haa tlmo to forment nnd Irrltnto tho'
delicate mucous surfacos of tho
stomuoh. To socuro n prompt and
healthy dleostlon Is tho ono neces
sary thing to do nnd whon normal
digestion In secured tho catarrhal
condition will have disappeared.
According to Dr. Harlanson, flio
safest and best trentment Is to tiso
aftor each meal a tablet, composed
of Dlnstase, Aseptic Pepsin, -a little
Nux, Golden Real and fruit aolds.
Thoso tablets can now bo found at
all drug stores under tho namo ot
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tnblets and not
being a patent medicine enn bo used
with porfeot safety nnd assurance
that healthy appetite nnd thorough
digestion will follow tholr regular
ubo aftor meals.
Mr. ft. S. Workman, Chicago, Ills.,
writes: "Catarrh Is a local condl
tlon resulting from a neglectod cold
In tho head, whoreby the lining
membrane of tho nose bocomea In
flamed nnd the poisonous dlsohargo
therefrom passing backward Into tho
throat reaches the stomach, thus
producing catarrh of tho stomach.
Medical authorities prescribed for
mo for three years for catarrh of
stomach without cure, but today I
am the happiest of men after using
only one box of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, I cannot find appproprlato
words to express my good fooling.
I have found flesh, appetite and
sound rest from their use."
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is tho
safest preparation as well as the
simplest and cfost convenient rem
cry for any form of Indigestion ca
tarrh of stomach, bltlouness, sour
stomach, heartburn and bloating
after meals.
Send your name and address to
day for a free trial packago and see
foj yourself. Address F. A. Stuart
Co., 58 Stuart Bid.. Marshall,
E. L. Irvin & Co.
PRACTICAL SHOE MEN
326 State St., Salem Repairing a Specialty
n
MARKET QUOTATIONS
"Mnku Kalem it (loud
Market."
Home
HAIjEM mahket.
25 G
Htclucr'n Market.
Donlors In fish, gatno nnd poultry,
lllghost cash prlcu paid for eggs.
Prompt delivery. Btnto street.
10-3-tt
Poultry, Eggs, etc.
Eggs Per doton. 31c
Iiuttor Itetall Country,
30c; creamery, 3Gc
lieiiH 10c.
Frys 10c
Geeee 07e
. Ducks SHtiDOe.
FruiU, Vegetable, Ute.
Now potatoes 60c cwt.
Onions 8O0 cwt.
Tropical rrults,
Ilanana 5We per pound.
Oranges 15.00 0 $0.00
Onions 78c cwt.
Live Stock Market.
Steers 3 03UC
.Cows 224c,
Sheep Z c.
Dressed Veal 06c.
Fat Hogs 6c
Stock Hogs Cc.
Oram and r4.
paled Clover 10.00.
Cheat 16,00.
Timothy 18.50 $9.60.
Oats J032c,
Ilran $18.
Shorts $10.
Barley $18.00.
Vheat, JCc
Four-I3.W.
Vetch $7 750.
Potatoes 00c.
Poultry A verago old hen, 12fl
13c; mixed chickens, 12$J12j,c;
young roosters. 12i3c; drossod
17IJ Ulijo; turkeys, drissod, 21(p
23 He; geese, llvo, 8ft0c; ducks, It
CM 6c; plgoons, $lffj$1.50,
Pork Dressed, SOHc.
Hoof Drossod, -tOSc
Mutton Dressed, 7 ft 8c.
Hops 100(1 cholco, 15CP12C!
prime, 12 CM 4c; medium, ISO
1214c; old's, nominal.
"Wool Vs Hey, conrse o medium,
2021c; Eastern Oregon, 13 1 8c;
Mohnlr 20 2 8c
BUtcr Fancy Creamery, 254j'
80; storo butter, 17c
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Danger from the Plague,
.There's grave danger from tho
plnguo of Coughs and Colda that are
so prevalent, unless you tako Dr.
King's 'ow Discovery for, Consump
tion, .Coughs and Colda. Mrs, Walls
of Forest City writes: "It's a God
send to pooplo living In . cUmatei
whero coughs and colds prevail, 1
flno It quickly ends them. It proronti
pnoumonla, cures lacrlppe, gives
wonderful relief In asthma and bay
fever, and mokes weak lungs streng:
enough to ward otf consumption,
coughs nnd colds. 50c and $1.08.
Guaranteed by J. O. Perry's drug
store. Trial bottle free.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Wheat Club, 01c: valley, jJ7c
bluostem, 68c.
Oats Cbolco white, $34JsT.C0.
MillstuK Bran, $14.60.
Hay Timothy, $10O $11, Alfalfa,
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B. JD. O JFlflrtfef
A tmMm SxsU aaMlsVatBksisS fsiA Air
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$11-60.
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