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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1906)
TrfSPiw ti riavu ruunoj T6le and Never Suspect it. ""tfow To Find Ottt. I tit tic or "" o I J1 i let it stand twenty-f our hours ; rLfdndie1"3 rtsedimentorset- tiingindlcatesait . imtipnlMiv rmu - .-..... --.. union 01 uic Kin neys ; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble ; too frequent desire to pass it or pain hi the back is evincing proof that the kidneys ? Judder are out or orucr. . ft in flic knowledirc so ,,re is coi"' :-- n" t-i! i- A tj.cgwtjdtoey wmeg, r.cii every P" ju "', . N'VLrk. kidneys, liver, bladder ?lirr nart of the urinary passage. iW2?l P inability to hold! water 'St pain in. passing it, or bad SBgusc of liquor, -wine or ;lJfollowi"b ti,nt iitmleasntit ne- ".-nf being compelled to go often ?he day, and to get up many TAI. JQUnXAL, RAI.EM. OKKGOX. FlllDAY, XOVKM11EH IB, 1906. 5 ' :arifl8j-3nr the nicht. The mild and realized. It siamis iuc uigucsi. Jfierful cures of the most dis- V leases. If yu uccU n mcuicine feSTave the best. Sold by dn.B tOa" ..... ... o.iil oiin-dounr sizes. PCXVave a T sample bottle and a i. ti,ii tells all T..!. itli sent free W. Address Dr. ... c. rn THntT- .. vt v Wtipti IIom.otBwunp-Root. 0U "'.:' 1,1. n,n,r n,1 don't ukeany mistake, but remember the! '-" 1 ritmnr'a Rummt-Root. fltld Address, Biughamton. N. Y. I por nnd Mrs. Jos. Hoborg, of Mc-. innvllle. celebrated thoir BGth wed-, Kuns anniversary Tuesday. . 0 TI10 Texas Wonder. Cures all kldnoy, bladdor and rheumatic troublo; Bold by alt drug- cljts, or two months' treatment by mall for $1. Dr. B. W. Hall, 202C loilre street, St. Louis, Mo. Send (for testimonials. Sold by Stono'a irng stores. dw-lyr. NATIONAL WATERWAYS CONGRESS Governor Will Head a Dele gation Washington Governor Chamberlain has ap pointed u delegation to attend" the National nivern nnd Harbors Con gross, to be held at Washington, D. C, December 7th. Tha delegates for tho state nt large are as follews: L. A. Lewis, J. X. Teal, Honry Hahn, V. A. Wheolrlght, R. n. Hoge, a. in. vicars ana A. H. Devors, Port land. L. J. Simpson nnd Potor Loggle, North Bend. D. R. C. It, Ray, prosldent South ern Oregon Development League, Tolo. E. Hofer, prosldent Willamette Vnlloy Development League, Salem. J. T. Peters, Tho Dalles. J. H. Smith, Astoria. W. J. Mariner, Blalbck. An effort will bo mndo to secure n spcclnl car from Portland for tho del egation, nnd Governor Chamberlain has agreed to accompany tho delega tion, nnd Governor Chamberlain hns agreed to accompany tho delegation. Ho I3 very anxious that thero shall bo a strong presentation of tho claims of Oregon for recognition for hor rivers nnd harbors, and he would like to sco every man on tho delega tion respond to tho Invitation to attend. I WWW I JFw Vf rL in v m 7-WB Tim IawI Iff flPyM-: J IH Copyrlsht 1H4 V w The House ot Kupptnhelmer A TON 8 COMFORT There is a ton of comfort in setting into a nice easy-to-sltp-on suit or rain coat. We've both in the newest and best styles. PRICES: $10.00 to $25.00 THE CRAVEINETTE HATS Arc the Leaders "Roberts" Styles, $3.00 SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE 136 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon OYSTERS Wo arc now ready tc servo you with oysters cooked In nny style. OLYMPJA OYSTERS TOICE TOINTS SALADS CLUB HOUSE SANDWICHES HOT CHOCOLATE COFFEE And other lunches. Wo open nil our own oysters. fuller & Douglas Confectioners nnd Bakers. Our Lunch Room is open from noon until midnight. SATURDAY FOOTBALL GAMES ! Grand Opera House JOim F. OOEDEAY, Mgr. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Tho Great Success UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES j Written bj Lottlo Blair Parker, au thor of "Way own Eaat." A Play That Will Llvo Forovor Tho most orielnnl unhackneyed and diverting play of Southern life ever written. iI7 Itomnrlrnliln Pirni 27 Massive Production Comploto In Every Detail. rer Two Million People Have Seen This Play Prices $1. 00, 7Gc, EOc, 35c. Hgx ofllco open Friday 9 a. m. "RotFl ORFGON Comer of SvtV a4 Stark Bttt, Portlaad, Oregon. The new and modem hotel of the eity C&Ura nnrtlA.1..!. ,v aa.ti)nnfll of Bl- la nnd other Oremm cltlee. European ' H. Free bus. Bftte $1.00 per day "4 upward. HaBdsoiaert grill in tb - m JVaO IB Vn -- I J attractive. Daily CapiUl Jonrnal eu fila. rRIOHT-DIOKKK80K HOTIL OO Two fpotball gamca of Interest to Salem peoplo will bo pulled off Sat urday. W. U. vs. M. A. A. C. Everything Is ready tor tho Wll- lamotto gamo with M. A. A. C, ut Portland. Tho team will go down, to Portlnnd this aftornoon, so they will ho In good condition for tho gnmo to morrow. Thoy have- boon practicing hard all Week; and- oxpect to do things to Multnomah whon they moot. Last Saturday thoy played a scoroless gamo against U. of W., nt Soattlo. Washington has a strong team this your, nnd oxpocted nn onsy victory ovor Willnmotto. Tho Kama will be plnyoifon Mult nitornoon. go along. It Is also reported that Rador has a bruised hip, and mny not piny. Salem High vs. Xewhorg. Tho High School will play a game Saturday nt Newberg ngalnBt tho Pa clllc Collego team or that elty. Thoy will leavo hero In rigs Snturdny morning, get to Newberg nt uoon, piny tho gamo, stay ovor night and como home Sunday. This will mnko rather hard conditions to play un der, ns It Is a rough rldo from here to Newberg, but It could bo arranged no other way, owing to tho high water and tho tlmo schedulo of tho boats making It Impossible to mnko tho trip by water. it will bo a good gamo, anyway, aud S. H. S. oxpucts to como homo victorious, and then go to Eugene noxt Saturday, and end up thoir son, son with another gamo against tho Hugono high sohool. Thoir lineup will bo tho Bnmo nB In tho gamo Inst Brlday with tlio Wil lnmotto Juniors. Jonos will play fullback, and Is auro to take good caro of that position. NIlos, nt right half, has Home new plays that are expected to work woll, whllo Gabrlolson, at left halt, will play hla roKtihir good gnmo, and tho toam will mnko yardage on hU punting. Farmer will piny fjuurtorbnek In tho IIKNHV II. (IIIiFUV HEIiE. He Wan Privnto Socretnry to Clover nor (Jrover Whrn'Ktnto House Wn New. ! all good Bliapo that he has playod previous nunioo. The lineup will be ni atrong as ov or. Moore aud Smith nt the end posi tions, Miller and Hyre. tne nenvy men, at tackles, Hofor nnd Unrton ns Henry H. Ollfry, rending clork In the United States Sonnto, Is In tho city. Ho arrived In Snlom this morn ing, and Is the guest of Lis niece, Mrs. Irvln, and will leavo Sundny morning. Mr. Qllfry went to Washington In June, 1870, nnd was mluuto nnd Journnl clork In tho Senate, nnd looked nftor nil legislation prepared in tho Sonnto. Ho was promoted to , reading clork In March. 1005, which position ho still holds. Mr. GUfry wns private aocrotury to Govornor Grover from Soptombor, 1870, to Fobrunry, 1877, and was serving In that capacity whon tho Bent of government was transferred to tho prcsont cnpttol building. In thoso dnj'R thero woro no stenogra phers or typowrltors In tho building, and Mr. GUfry did noarly nil tho cor respondence nround tho atnto houso In his own handwriting. At that tlmo thoro was very llttlo clortcal work connoctod with tho Stnto houso In comparison to tho volump that la trnnsactod at prosunt nnd Mr. GU fry folt surprised to soo such a busy scono ns tho rnpltol building pro sonts. o a. Ls 1. In, CotiirilflV Quito a number of Salem people aro ;Bm,rdi. and Gleu Nlles at conter. arranging to 20 down and see uie . o- strueale. "riio Portland p'ostofflco Is to It is not certain that Coleman, overj,auied and Improved. It will who wns hurt In the V. of O. Bume. ;CQgt ,)elwce 3o00 and J1000. will bo In condition to play. He will 1 MHfrfcW I Rapid changes of tempcrtturb are hard on the toughest constitution. The conductor passing from the heated inside of a ttolley car to the icy temperature of the platform-the canvasser spending an hour or so in a heated building and then walking against' a biting wind-know the difficulty of avoiding cold. Scoifs Emalsfon strengthen th body so that it can better withstand the danger of cold from changes of temperature It will help you to avoid taking cold. AIX DnOOOISTSl boo. and i.oo. Mfl"1 Home Trt'utniciit. Wo havo u medicine for mioh troubles as aro oaused by stomaoh disorders, roeultlng In dyspopsln, stok headacho and geitoral wonknoss, jj0 that will put the organs of digestion lit Ilrut olnss working conaiuon. rai wholesome food, havo it properly di gested, nnd you havo taken away tho causo of more thnn hnlf tho Ills of llfo. This modlclno Is callod Dr. Gunn's Improved Llvor Pills. Hold by nil drugglHta for 25o por box Only ono for n dose. Thoy do not dlgoat tho food you oat, hut do the very host possible thing, put tho stomnch in condition so thnt tho food you cat Is turned Into strong rich blood, driving out nnd prorontlng disease Womon wrlto us that thoy Ajuso nothing olso for tho compioxion. X They koop tho akin clear, prorontlng 5'lplmplos and llvor spots from nppear Y ilng on the faco, nnd purify tho blood. JOY-GI viw and tho joy ol lovere ot fln0 JOWOIry. prlce, ,i 5o up la largo assor " TS FOR WATCHES SEVERE TEb 1 5ubJect U..m all to. mpl. la the trade You cannot put one of our watches to -ZlTSZt and they are rh, In that way wo pro ay wo are mighty particular when wo buy mo? tect our customers. $750 p Udtes Gold Filled Watches from.,..- $10.00 up Geatkmesi's GoW Filled Watches from v.- $20.00 tip Sotld GoW from "'' : ,tv crnT?P. ,,,-tov crnRE T CtSiS I3 u Optician CHAS. H. HHSBEL Is Nothing Better Vou may search tho cjty ovor and you will not find a better ltock of groceries and general provisions than Is kept IN STOCK DAILY Including, plcklea, canned frulU, vegetable, and, In fact, everything that goaa to make a palatable spread. AT H. M. Branson's State Street Grexer HUIE WING SANG CO. Big Stock of Goods Clilnra nnd Japanese Fancy Dry Goods, Milks, nil kinds Drees Goods, Kiuhroldcrlcs, Itce, GentV nnd ladles' I'lirnUhliix G00A1, Hulls, Coats, l'nuts, nil kinds of Ovemlls, Bhlrts, lllnukets. Vo make up u new lino of Wrappers, Wiilsts, Whlto Underwear, MattlHgi Trunks, Gloves, Hose, Kimonos, Comforter for Bale. All klwk eC go(Mls ut very low prices. Ufto Unit iiniienvenr ,.,..,.,.. ,'liia 7te knit iindenvenr ......... .fiOc ljll.n romforlor 91.00 l?li.(M comforter 9 1. H5 tjt'J.OO wmpper $1.R() $11.00 wool nipper 1.00 8U.i:5 klmonn 9'J.1! $U,00 blanket .IM.no 90.00 orercont R.nO ino wool i1res gomN ,Mt ?nu wool dress Kxnl 00e Me OHtliiK IIhiimoI 10s UA heavy llceretl K'xi )'il..lHc il.lc silks, yd ' Site 91.00 luRvy silk, yd ....... 7e IjU.Hn dress skirt $8,00 9!I.IH) wool pants .....,, ,94MI 9U4:."t iiiitlersklrt ., 91. CM) All kinds of Wruppcrs from 50c to $5.00 each CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR 346 Court St., Salem, Oregon BIG DESK BARGAIN Flat-top Offke Desk, with or wKlwut Bookcase at tachment, practically new. Worth $16. Our price complete $1 0.00 Call early if you want it. J. N. SHAIMTZ & CO. Wood for Htnto InslHtKloits. I Sealed bid will bo received at tho executive office, statu capltol, Salem, until 2 o'clock p. ui., Norombor 20, 1000, for fiirnlshlnif wood for the several atato Institutions located af or near Salem, as follows! Insane asylum, main bulliflnK 2000 cords first growth fir. Insano asylum, cottage farm, 1000 cords first growth fir. l'unllontlnry, 1300 cords first tfrowth fir; 200 cords grub oak. . Hoform school, 700 cords first Krowth flrJ 200 cords oak. Deaf muto school, 32S cords first growth flr. Ullud school, 30 cords first growth fir; 160 cords slab wood. Capitol bulldluK 400 cords first growth fir; 100 cords polo oak. Illds on second growth fir for all or any part of tho abovo will also bo entertained, except tho asylum. main building, and capltol building Dids will ho received for all or any part. Cordwood mutt ho cut whllo jtreen from aound timber, four foot lonie reasonably straight, -well seasoned, delivered aa designated, at or near the several Institutions. 'closely corded with tu!khwid8t Do- livery mint begin by May 1st and must he completed by October 1. 1907. Knch bid must ho accompanied by u certified check, payablo to ike clerk, or rash equal to 2!) cent per cord, to ho forfeltod to tho stato as damages. In caso tho bidder rocelv log tho award shall fall to execute a contract to deliver the wood and furnish a satisfactory bond. Hue ceshful bidders will bo required with in ten day tfter, notification of ac ceptance of bid to enter Into a con tract and furnish a satisfactory bond. Didders should bo careful to stnto In their bids thn name of the institution and the bind and nwutxr of cords to be furnished. Jllda must ho sealed In envelope, endorsed "Proposal for Wood" and adlrwed to tho undersigned. At7 furtnor In formation may bo bad of tho under signed. Tbp right to rejeekany or all bids, or any part of a bid, and to walvo defects In any bids If It be decawd to tho lutorest of tho state to o w, By odor of tho board of trustee of tho several Institution!. Yt N. U.VTBPiH, Clerk of tb Hour, 11-8-9-U--ll'll Ol n u