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frAILY CAP! TAti JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMDER 7, 106.
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DISMISSES NEQRO TROOPS.
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Who Gets the Most
Out of Life?
Not the wealthiest, not the most learned, nor the idler but the
man who has good health and works or his living. This truth is
trite, but not trivial.
Every man should guard his health as his most valuable posses
sion. The more so because health is easier to retain than regain. '
Keep your grip, on health by regular exercise, reasonable care
in eating and requisite sleep. Take Beecham's Pills occasionally,
to tone the stomach and keep the liver and bowels in good working
order. And don t worry.
Observe these simple rules and you will agree that the one who
Un mftcr from lil is
The Man Who Uses
BEECHAM'S PILLS
Roosevelt Gives Sweeping Order as
t Result pf Texas Murder.
Sold Kverywhore la Boxes.
10o and 33c.
Grand Opet?a House
JOHN r. OOBDEAY, MgT.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7
Illustrated Talk
on tho
Russo-Japanese War
With 200 beautiful views by
TATSUYA KATO
WAR CORRESPONDENT.
Mr. Kato comes highly endorsed
by our lending nowspapers.
Prices DO cents to any part of tho
house. Seat salo at box office Wed
nesday, 9 a. m.
Gand Opera, Kfotise
JOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
f RIDAY, NOVEMBER 9
BEACH & BOWERS'
FAMOUS
MINSTRELS
Eyesight Specialist
.ilMHHnM5Nik
9PslBrJirlr' v!EFh
Special Attention to School
Children Eye Troubles
CHAS. H. HINGES
Graduate Optician.
12!t Conmierclnl Street.
Washington, Nov. 6. Unprece
dented In the history of tho army
Of tho United States Is the notion of
President Roosevelt, Just announced,
in dismissing In dUgrnco from the
army tho entire hnttnllon of npcro
troops, becauso of tholr failure to
disclose tho Identity of some of their
number who had been guilty of. vio
lence and murder. A nvldnneo of
jhls Intention to bo fair to tho troops,
tho President has accompanied' tho
octlon by an order which may
nmount to court-martial of a whit
army ofllcer of high" grade, who was
charged with having cast slurs upon
tho troops.
The renort of nrlcndler-nenornl
Oarllngton, tho lnBpector-gonornl of
tho army, relative to tho riotous dis
turbances at Drownsvlllo, Texas, on
August 1, 190C, that resulted In tho
death of ono citizen nnd tho wound
ing of another was tho basis of tho
President's action.
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Professor Travor Has Resigned.
Pendleton, Nov. 7. Professor L.
R. Travor, city superintendent of
schools, has handed In his rcalgnn
tlon, to tako effect at once. No rea
sons aro assigned for tho action.
During tho year and n half that ho
has been In Pendleton ho has given
tho best of satisfaction. Regarding
his plans for tho futuro Profossor
Traver will say nothing, oxcopt that
ho will remain hero till tho first of
tho year, when ho expects to go to
Portlnnd. No successor has yot boon
Secured, ns tho resignation canto as
a complete, surprlso to tho school
board ns well as to tho public gen
orally. Mr. Traver
host known educators
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iM 1 overcoats!
Til wsmk
IH G-
J tUOt to tyrmw, I
HHHHHMMnH
TWs kind of weather makes one thkik
about an overcoat. We have the sea
son's newest aid best styles in oyer-.
coats and raincoats. ::::::
Prices $1 0 to $25'
FaH Undenvcar in Union and Two-pwecc Suits
&J4fcM 3HLLM VYUULCIN MILL 5IUKC
136 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon
Horse Show at 1'lttslnirg.
Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. 7. Tho an
nual show of tho Pittsburg Horso
Show association opened In tho
Dunucsno Gardon today tho attend
ance being large. Persons Interested
In horso breeding aro greatly Inter
ested In tho Hotel Henry challengo
cup for gig horses. Tho cup Is n
mnsslvo and expenBlvo onq and has
attracted an extromely lnrgo num
ber of competitors. In this class tho
animals aro to bo Judged for tholr
tno public gen
Is vJki
i ln'"3W
. iittio y j
Professor Trnvur parted r
tondont of tho Salem 10(1 thn,
(np n ttitttilmr nf vonra. V CraillU
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x 0 F"m uxnciy
Wants Another VJaton. IK
Albany. Or.. Nov. 7.- casli coma
Notice of Hid for Ihilldlng Side-
walks.
Illds will bo received up to G
o'clock p. in. of Saturday, Novombor
17, 190C, for tho construction of
sldownlkB along tho following de
scribed lots in tho City of Salem,
Oregon, In nccordanco with tho re
quirements or tho ordinances and
under tho supervision of tho Stroot
Commissioner of Bald City, to-wlf.
West Bldo of lots C and C, nnd
south 25 feet Of lot 7, In block north
l.of block 20.
est sldu of lots 3 nnd 4, In block
II. Jones' addition.
sldo of lot 1, block 8, CI. II.
ddltlon.
sldo or low 1 nnd 2, ldock
X. xt,
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1.111 tlon.
a ah it.o. pnnnnrfomiiclButtablHty for tho work designated,
An All Feature Preponderous thoroughly sound. They
A t .C14!t. TlnnM .
Aggreguuun oi lYiuiaiiti luicm
RIG RAND AXI) ORCHESTRA.
Prices 75c, 50c, 3Cc.
open Friday 9 a. m.
Dox office
Merger of Lumber Companies.
Charleston, Nov 7. A morgcr of
lumber and rallrpnd companies has
been effected hero and' Is causing
considerable Interest In tho lumber
regions In this and adjoining states.
Tho merger will glvo ono company
rnntrnl nt llin nrrtnortV nnd business
of Williams and McKouthon Lumber n tho hunter class and Mr. nnd Mrs
company, of Lumbor, S. C: Cliatnnm'natonzl exhibit In tno con ciass
must bo driven to gig by their bona
tldo ownors nnd no professional will
bo allowed to compote. This yonr
tho commltteo lntond to prosont each
competitor with a modal to com
momorato tho show. Tho city Is fill
ed with visitors and tho show which
Is usually a fashionable ono, prom
ises to bo a great sucross as ontrlos
In all departments aro far above
thoso of provloiiB years whllo tho
quality of tho exhibits Is of a much
l,nP stnndnrd. "Both Alfred Mid
Reginald Vnndorblit aro exhibiting
:. Jonca'-ndUll
rfcrfRf'fflWiriiwii' . n. it.
Mary B.' Cramer, of DaktP" looked V na,m,on .
egon. wbo Has brought sui."""- -Ost sldo of lotB 1 and 2, block 0,
circuit court of linker county Stf.-'C," .jugs' addition.
dlvorco, seems to furnish nn Interest-1 '?JXVniiil 2, block. 41, North Sa-
Ing Btory. In her complaint Bho nl- ,om
lieges that sho was mnrrlcd to tho j li0ts 3 nml 4 utock 41, North Sa
Idefondnnt In Pennsylvania and that ,,
about May 1, 1904, tho dofondnnt Southwest V block' 31, S'nlom, Or-
dosorted hor. Sho asks for alimony' on
of $20 per month nnd sufficient to Northwest V block 13, Snlom, Or-
nrosocuto tho oaso. It haB dovpl- .
opod that tho defendant has alrcally 12C foot of Walk on lot 8, block C,
Lumbor company, of Durham, N. C;
tho Charlotto Monroe nnd Columbln
railroad from McVeo to Jefferson, S
C, 20 miles In longth
Will Context Klecton.
Me.Mlnnvllle. Or.,' Nov. 7. Tho
through n iv oioetlon hero yosterday resulted
lumber country, and the Durham and, ln tho following being successful:
South Carolina railroad between For mayor, W. T. Macy; marsnai,
Durham nnd Bosnal 30 mllos long.
Tho nowly fromed company will bavo
a paid up capitalization of $1,000,-
000 and besides a largo number oi
sawmills In tho .two states owns be
tween 00,000 and 70,000 acres ofj
acavy tlmbor lanuswmcu uu ..
Immense supply of cypress nnd pjno
timber.
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To Improve Cotton Crop. ,
JnfkHnn. Mlsft.. NOV- . uniuhvi".
...w..V .-.,-- -
tho threatoned Invasion of, the now
weevil Profossor William Nowjll,
'ao ontomaloglst of LoulBlanan,
Mr. J. o. Leo, dlroctor of tho Cal
h tin nxnorlmontn'l station, and Dr.
S A, Knnpp'havo been appointed by
" government ns a commission io
d uss wavs and means to combat
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Neal; counollmon, tlrst waru, Wil
liam Heuck: second ward, William
Dulschnleder: third ward, W. D. Mc
Donald, Tho unofficial count glvoa
tho recorder's office to Vino W.
Pearce.
Thoro was only ono ticket nomi
nated, but many wrpto In tho namo
of H. S. Maloney. tho present re
corder, to succeed hlmsolt. Twolvo
In writing In tho namo did not mako
ft cross aftor It. and In tho unomcini
th&se wore thrown out, thus giving
the victory unofficial count) to Vino
W Ponrco, Without doubt this
count will bo contosted, which will
probablj rwlU In ,Malonos, favpr.
Coachmen .Strike.
Ashevllle, N 0-. .Kov.i7.-AU of
obtalnod n dlvorco from tho plnlntlff
In tho notion In Lincoln county, Oro-
gon. The unto or tno uocrco grniuuu
Is July 11. 190G.
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firent Shortage of Coffi'i Crop.
Santos, Nov. 7. Commissioners
appointed by tho govornmont to
mako nn ostlmnto of tho coffoo crop
will furnish n startling roport ns to
tho shortago-r-ln fact tho crop this
season fnfts so short that tho report
will state tho crop Is a completo
Tho yearly crop In Santos
O. II. Jones' addition.
Lots n, 0, and 7, block 41, Uni
versity addition.
Tho west half or lot 7, block 12,
University addition.
Lots fi nnd 0. block 32, Unlvorslty
addition.
Parts or lots 7 and 8, hlook 42,
University nddltlon.
Tho right is rosorvod to reject nny
or nil bids,
A certified chock ror 10 por cont
or tho bid must accompany tho bid,
'folium ', Thn VPnrlV Cron In HantOS I ,, ,, aliP.nafii1 lilddnr rofusos
nnd tho Parana river up to tho lres-to con,u. with tho ordlnnnco and do
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ont yield nnoui jj,w,uuu u, "".tho work, tno chock win no luriuii-
WE ARE PREPARED
TO MAKU 8ALKSI DKLIVICKIICS FOR
HERCULES STUMPING AND BLASTING POWDER
From our new powder inagHxlHo on Htttf after
Friday, Nov. 9th
Remember Our Prices
Wo mako tho samo prices n Portlnnd, tlmn mvIiijc yoH tits
freight, etc Tho prices how quottnl In HJi ceniA Ih Um lota nhA
?i Ih IoIh of 100 poHHd imiI over, dellvcnsl Ih 8UHt.
Vou can Ret yoHr tnwikv)$y ! In tho week, an wo aro bHylinr
In carload Iota, and will keep n largo stork continually on Imml.
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CIVNH, A.MSIUNITION, FISHING VACKIiK, IHOVCLF, CCTLURV
AM) Sl'OUTIXO (K)I)H.
AGAINST Till: COItl'OIUTIOX.
I'n It til HtnU'N'ourt UccldeM I'hprrss
t'oinpaiiy Coiiiiikiii Carrier.
thu BonBnn 3.000.000 bags oannoi
bd placed on tho mnrkot whllo tho
corrpe Is of, Inferior (iuntty.
London, Nov. 7. Owing to tho
falluro or tho coffeo crop in IlfMll
arrangements aro mndo for ship
monU from Patavia, Java, where an
oxcollont crop roported.
od to tho city
Dlds to bo Hiibmltted to tho street
commissioner.
Tho dnto of this notice is Novem
ber 7, 1900. II. H. PAOK,
11-7-1 It Street Commlislonor.
Tw Ihrotlierit Skot.
Htockt.011, Cnl., Nor, f. Louis
HngKlo nnd Joljn Itngglo, 14 nnd 12
yearn old, wore, shot by Robert Dor-
mnn ntrml fR. Vnafitriliiv T.nulM AIaA
Rlnuy I-'nlln. R. I).. tinv.' 7 .Tiulirit . thin ituirtilnir. Imt .Tnliti will iirnk.
Garland, of tho Unltod States court, ably llvo a few hours. Tho Kauto
" a . iHiuucu uvnson aouu. i mm
marksmanship, Uonon reached for
it cartridge, slipped H luto his gun
nnd fired point blank. Doth boys
dropped. Uonsou was arrested, nnd
made thu Ntatomont that ho thought
the cartridge n blank ono.
KnglNh Squlro Marries In N. V.
Now York. Nov. 7. Tho wedding
' of. Minn Annlo Ilenknrd. daughter of
Now York. Nov. 7 Owing to tno , nonkard. to Mr. Joseph
shortage of tho Brazilian crop "" Corbettt of 81loro,,hlro( Kngland, a
porters hero aro about to raU "" f , of lho ,hr0i wn, quietly
price of coffee. Tho Increased prlco , n U)(j cmntry of 0rnc0
will tako effect on or about n-jqburo lloro t0(lay. Mr. Corbett Is
hor 10th. the gon of th0 ltt(0 col. Corbett of
o I i .,. iinii. flhuronshlro. Kng-
i .ft't f
p. H. D'Arcy wont to GorvnU on
business last evonlng.
... I. ....... .snnKIIU rnr lliu
lailll, Willi nun ihiuiiiv. --.
I number of his military decorations
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! dostrnrtivo Insects which aro osorge W. vono-ruiii- ,.--..
"MnB great damage to tho cotton d dPiVriato ifone on a str to tor
. . . .....!- ...' ... nnd ha canget nono
c4sewhere to tako their places. All
Ashevllle drivers and teamsters
on the side of tho strikers, and bavo
refused to help VaneruUi
thr. edays tho Vanderbllts
.. - roned UP at BlUmore
House, five miles away from Bl.t-
Tnrs. Vanderbllt were un
alio to go to church Sunday and bad
stay at homo. Vanderbllt take.
at Blltmoro. i" ":," ,..
. .-. rru ofrivera aid uw -...
him of' tbelr Intentions until Just e-
foro- chnrctt up
'rop in Arkansas and Louisiana.
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Whenever you bavo any sympathy
!t- bestow direct it towards tno
j ycung woman who never used Hollls
ter'a Rocky Mountain Tea or Tab
lets. 35 cents. Dr. Stone's Drug
Store.
Tho Portlnnd Municipal Assocla-
tlon havo endorsoa Mayor Lane for
re-election.
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CASTOR I A
,ti m y mm
aAW&
BMtt
AT HALf PRICE
Wt linvi ulwut 100 Imxvm of Hose
hud Toilet Bp, a regular 10c n Iwir
doap, uhlch was slightly damageil
by water fading tho wrupicrs. While
it lnt wo ulll svll It for
5c a Bar
you liad letter com eirly etui iwako
your purcluue, ns UiU is h execp.
Hoiinl gool largali, nd tho soap
Hill not liist long.
RED CROSS PHARMACY
CORNER STATE AND COMMERCIAL STS.
k. 1AA mr 933 Saki, OrfWi
In tho enso Instituted by tho United
States Kx press Company against tho
South Dakota railroad commission,'
to tent tho Jurisdiction of tho board
over oxnress comnnnlos. todnv decid
ed that uxprcs cnmpnntcs nro com
mon carrlors, under tho Jurisdiction
of tho commission.
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DoVi'lopinriilN KipecU'd.
Paris, Nov. 7. Sonsntlonnl dovol
npmonU nro expected nt tho hoarlng
of tho Cnstellnno dlvorco suit today;
Convinced that all hopo of it recon
ciliation has gono forevor, it Is ap
parently thu intention of tho count's
attornoy to open a vicious attack on
lho countess witnesses. Tho hear
ing tomorrow will bo private
Helen Oould Is hero giving sup
port and comfort to her sister dur
ing tho ordeal.
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Alnikim 1'ronpt'rlty.
Washington. Nov. 7 Bluco its
purchase by the United States Alaska
has produced pearly $00,000,000 or
rurs, $60,000,000 of salmon, moro
than $90,000,000 of gold and many
other products, Claim jumping
which has boon tho bono of moro
than one of tho larger placer caropn
in Alaska will bo entirely abolished
in Yukon territory, under the pro
visions of tho now mining codo.
Compulsory arbitration Is about to
do away wth mining legislation.
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Governor' Day at Exposition. .
Jackson, Mlu Nov. 7. "Prlyato"
John Allen, of Tupolo, for twenty
years official humorist oi mo na
tlonal congress acted as roaster of
ceremonies on "Governors' day" at
tho exposition hero today, A street
parade was one of tho features of the
day and when Congressman Jo a ft
Sharp Williams ascended the plat
form to deliver an addjreM It was cal
culated that eight thousand people
wero present.
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HnllK for Home,
Lenox, Mass,, Nov. 0. Two teje
grnms from Commander R. 13. Peary
wero recelred hero today by Morris
K. Jessup, president of, tho Peary
Arctic Club, stating that tho explorer
had obtalnod coal at Ilnttlo Harbor
N. F., but wits delayed by, gales. Ho
tjoped to sail today.
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Mr. ll. I WIUwb, of LeUnd, !
the gimt of Mrs. A. C. Lwrec.
Preferred
OlOCKeeeeeee
A full lino of high grade gro
ceries In every department.
NOTHING OLD
Wo always keep tho fresh
en! and aim high In our doitro
to please our customers. A
now Ipt 'of Holm's Pickles,
1)111, 8wee tBd 8our. livery
thing In Dellcaclos.
A fEW BAIGAWS
In IMshes. See bei early an4
get tho choice aulectloni.
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