Daily capital journal., December 13, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

DAILY
E MAKES
SEVERAL
CHANGES
CAl'lIAL JOUnXAL. SALEM, OKEGON. THURSDAY, DKCIOIIIKK 13. 1000
nmis are tied In in- .... .. i - 'J'J. J rjv " '
Hers to make un tholr dnllv US" Cde. W08t (avopM Iraprosslon in Tho Sun U
ir. i-arrnr says it is nothing .!,.. J1. Wlf u ino cleverness and clean
cruelty to hm n, i ucaa ol ineir
i .v- .. "" "ulses siana out. Hniifnv
hitect Grant Will Add
leauty to Design of Post-
office improvements
tmaster Farrer has received no
. from Washington in regard to
postofflco ground improvement
Architect urani oi mo govorn-
jervlco was horo to go over the
and specifications prepared
nilly, and it Is quite probable
he will not receive instructions
jrita bids for the work. nB Mr.
i jtggested somo important
ai which will havo to bo sub-
K for tho approval of tho treas-
department boforo final action is
la tho matter.
Inclpal among tho changes which
Grant proposes for the Improvo-
of tho grounds is tho doing
with tho circular drloway in
of tho building on tho Church
jIJo and instead ho will pro-
for filling In with soil from tho
nt cement sidewalk to tho
ch street gutter and tho laying
cement walk front tho front of
sliding to tho street. Ho also
oses to tear out tho straight
way from Cottngo Btreot to tho
of tho bulldlnc and put in n
!ar drlvewny, which will add
lalb' to convonlonco for car-
and expressmen nntl, lnstond of
jravel as at present, tho drive
be constructed of maendnm, ns-
am or bltulithlc pavemont.
Ido from this, Postmastor Far-
Ill tr to arrnngo for the orec-
ot iiiPnblc sheds for tho shelter
o rural delivery carriers' horses
protection ngninst tho cold and
of the mornings while tho anl-
! ill th Kr,A . ..
nndlT:,"."rn. "wtrlJuly
Ion ...". " U""". ner being tak-
ui ui mo Warm barn uud with
out sumcieut exorcise to keep Cm
Z nrt?le' "nd h th,nk8
should have been provided for them
In tho first place.
Another very important and hlshlv
laudable ch"'S which Mr. Grant
will suggest in tho original plans, is
a Provision for more light about the
"u.m.ng at night. Mr. Grant's idea
which is regarded as a moat excellent
one, is to place a hleh-voltnRo incan
descent electric light at each corner
of the block, aud two lights, one on
oach side, at the outer ond of the
walks leading up to the building
from State and Church streets. "The
globes and posts of thoso lights will
ho of modern ornnmontnl deslga and
tho lights will not only sorve to dls
pot tho gloom which surrounds the
building but will also add to tho
boauty of tho crounds materially.
Mr. Grant will nlso provide in tho
specifications for a gonerous supply
of ornamental shrubbery with which
to docorato tho surroundings of tho
building and sot it off to tho vory host
advantage.
o .
JKHHY FUOM KKIMIY.
What the Papers Sny About It.
Rossland Star, Rosebud, B. C: A
First Class Show. Jerry from JCerry
company' was groetod with a largo
audlonco last ovonlng that were moro
than pleased, and It was remarked
by several that they nover laughed
so much before In their lives. Taken
altogether, the performance was one
of the best ever presented here, and
It Is safe' to sny that if they ever re
turn they will be greeted with a
pneked house.
Nelson Dally News, Nelson, D. C:
Clever nnd CUnn. Jerry from Kerry
company closed a three nights' en
gagement at the Nelson opera "house
last evening. Tho ontlro company hn
performances.
Herald. Halifax. X. S.
H: Jerry from Karri n ti.
Academy of Mmic !.at Night Tho
show consists of good comedy, music
and several novelties which mlnglo
Pleasantly. Thoy are here for three
nights, and Judging from the wny
the large audience recelvod thorn
they should continue to pack tho
house. Their baud and orchestra is
the best any show company ever
brought to thlR city.
Daily Telegraph, Quebec Cltv. P.
Q.. At the Auditorium. With miMi
bill as presented by Jorry from
Kerry tho Auditorium should bo
packed the remainder of tho engage
ment. John Patten as Jerry is nlonoto' have a big parndo and speoohos
ouiiii ui price oi numission. Kncn
nnd overy member Is compotont. Tho
urogram is long and full of fun.
o
ors of Cutter's Command.
Rochester, N. Y.. Dec. 13.- At a
public meeting horo tonight It was
decided to hold n big colobratlon so
ns to unito tho mftmbors of tho old
TMr.A cavalry division, othorwlso
known as Qen. George A. Custer's
command. Tho Initiator of the
movement Is Chlor of Pollco Henry
0. Bolman of Cnnandaigun, who was
a member of Custer's command In
tho CM1 war. The command origi
nally consisted of 12,000 men, but
denth has reduced tho ranks to 400
Mr& Custer, widow of the famous
gonoral who was massacred on the
Littlo Dlb Horn nt tho historic battle
with Indians, lives In Gannndnlgun
nnd has received overy encourage
ment from all sides. It Is propositi
Cowb lu Kughiml.
London, Doc. 13. Tho quarterly
statistical report Issued today shows
that tho United Kingdom Is now
milking the largest number of cows
In Its history, yet the Imports of
butter nnd choose show no decline
In quantity. Tho reason assigned for
this Is that Ilrltlsh farmers find more
profit In selling milk than tho mak
ing of butter nnd cheeso of It. Tho
production of milk, howovor. Is not
keeping pace with the demand,
o
A Western Wonder.
Thoro's n Hill nt Bowie, Tox ,
that's twice as big as Inst yoar. This
wonder is W. L. Hill, who from n
wolght of 90 pounds has grown to
over ISO. He says: "I have suf-
fered with a terrible cough, whon I
began taking Dr. King's Now Dlecov
ory for Consumption, Coughs nud
Colds. Now, after taking 12 bottles,
I have more than doubled In wolght
and am completely cured." Only
suro Cough and Cold euro. Guaran
teed by J. C. Perry, druggist; 50c
and $1.00. Trial bottlo freo.
from many of tho most noted men in
tho country, Including Trosldont
Roosevelt, Govornor Hughes, Gen.
Wesley Morrtt, who was Gonoral
Sheridan's chlof of cavalry; Gen.
John 11. Copplngor, who was colonel
of tho Flfteonth Now York cavalry;
Col. Mlchaol Shorldan nud others.
It Is tho beat safeguard against
IndigoBtlon, biliousness nnd dyapop
aln, known to mankind. Holltstor's
Rocky Mountain Ten or Tablets, 33
conts. For snlo at Dr. Stone's storo
' o
"Meat, Milk nnd Money." '
(Sonttlo Tlmoa.)
Tho corn belt farmer likes to soil
his corn "on thu hoof" nnd tho dairy
fnrmor says Hint liny is most profit
nblo when sold at milk. Tho buronu
of tat it tics of tho department or
commerce and labor bus oetimntiHt
tho totals of meat and dairy exporta
tion for the year ending with this
month.
This estimate is something won
derful, even for this prosperity fam
lllar In the United State. More than
$260,000,000 worth of meat aud milk
product will hnve pnsed out of tho
United Stntee by Docambor 31. of
which $200,000,000 will bo mont,
$35,000,000 cattle, Jnd $15,000,000
t T r jar Ask your doctor about the wisdom of your
Y rll I rfll "ejunR AVer's Cherry Pectoral in. the house,
A & -t T A
Need It
v 7 1 cePnR Aycr s encrry rector! in.tne nouec,
tt ready for colds, coughs, croup, bronchitis. It
. f ho says It's all right, then get a bottlo of It at
y not show a little foresight in such
Early treatment. ely cure.
w 41 Kf WHV J. O. Ay Co-,
once, why
matters?
W hkTJt BS Mr
UnrmuUaorftU
milk products. Tho bulletin of tho
bureau centinues:
"No feature of tho ox port trade In
ngrloulturnt produota has shown ft
moro steady nnd rapid growth than
that of meat nud dairy products. Tho
total valuo of mont and dairy pro
duota cxportud In the flsoal yeur lSOfi
was $133,000,000. nud lu the fiscal
year 100 whs $211,000,000, an In
crease of about 00 usr cent during
tho deonde.
"ThlR Incronso of 00 per cont in
tho exportation of moat nnd dairy
products during tho decnllo la tho
moro Interesting nnd romnrknblo in
view of tho fact that tho exportation
of other furms of go d 1ms shown hut
littlo Increase during thnt period.
Tho principal forms of foodstuffs o.x
portod from tho Unltod Stntoa aro
broadstufts nnd moats,
"Tho roductlon in tho oxports of
corn alneo 1S07 weonu to bo duo to
n disposition on tho part ut tho pro
ducers to turn this lnrgo nnd valunblo
.. '!" IIM1HI II I II I I III 1W
crop Into meats hotoro txortlng. Tho
corn crop of 1901, 1902, 1003, 1004
nud ll05 averaged largor than that
of tho years 18U7 to 10ai, when tho
exports wero larger thnn thoso of
moro recent years. Tho price nt
which, likmlghtbo exported havo been
much tilghur In recont years than
formerly.
"Tho falling off In oxporbi of corn
cannot, therefore, bo looked upon ns
n reduction In forolgn demnnd, slnco
tho Increased prlco which foreign
buyers are nuw willing to 'Pay Indl
entes thnt tho popularity of American
corn In foreign nmrkoU hasHnot
nbnlod. '
HoIHstcr'a Rocky Mountain te
purifies tho blood, slrongthons tho
nerves, regulates tho bowels, aids tho
kidneys,' cures atomnch trouble,
builds up tho ngrvous force nnd to
pairs tho III otfif.ta of over oatlng.
Tv or Tablets, n 5 cents. For sale
nt Dr, Stono'a storo.
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Ameriean"
"Full of rare
humor"
"A Notable
Novel"
"A Success"
"Great in Its
Characters
fo
"An American novel--As American as Thanksgiving Day-San
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Thir rarest of graces in our present day novelists, humor, is
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Evening Telegram.
.1. uu Hip pxcellencc of his characterwdrawing
A new author by tc faience o i G9bcrtf has made
and especially in his . mas U'?J tlfi Balancegof Povv-
"A Pine Love Story"
As a love-story it is thoroughly fine."
-The Outlook, New York.
"Wholesome"
. - i - nniian n novel
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