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DAILY OAPITAIJ JOUIiNAL, SALEM, ORHON. SATUIlDAV, DECEMBER 15, 1000. ,
DAILY, CAPITAL JOURNAL-
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rHslislieiH and Proprietors.
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Dotty Journal ono month .... 35c
Bailr Journal, throo months ..$1.00
0r Journal, one year 4.00
Wkly Journal, ono year .... 1.00
Dy Carrier,
Dally Journal, per month .... GOc
Tho Gamut's of Now York.
"During tho year 1903 only one
garngo wns erected in Now York
city, at a coat of $23,000 and ovoii
nt that it was almost universally
looked upon na a reckless oxporlmont
at tho time." says tho Motor World
"During 1904 only throo small pri
vate garages wore built, at an ag
gregate cost of $30,000. Last year
eighteen garages woro orccted In
that city, practically all of thorn
within a Biuull radium of what has
stow como to bo regarded as tho per
manent automobilo center of tho
city. Tholr total cost was $1,287,
B00. One of thcBQ structures cost.
$300,000; ono $200,000, and two of
them $150,000; tho romalndor
ranged in cost from $4000 to $R0,
'000. In tho ulna months of 100G
that have already elapsed no less. I
than $1,334, COO lina boon expended
for tho samo purposo, thoso flgureH
holng oxalusivo of tho valuo of tho
loud. Sevoral costing In oxcess of
$100,000 and a fow ovor $200,000
nro Included In thoso flguros, which
Also ombraco what will undoubted
ly bo tho largest garngu strticturo In
tho world, now being orocted at tho
northeast corner of Broadway and
Sixty-fourth stroot, nt a cost of
$400,000. It will bo bIx stories in
liolght, nnd will liavo closp to 200,
'000 squaro foot of space on oach
"floor and tho very latest ndvnncon in
tho way of llreproof construction, ns
well ns In affording facllitloa for tho
oasy handling and storugo of cars.
But three years ago tho car had to
-coma to n halt on tho sldowalk, have
ItB gasoline tank omptlod and thou
bo pushed by bnnd, so strlngunt woro
tho luBurauco rogulatloifs regarding
tho storago of cars. Many of thoso
now storago buildings nro limned at
yearly rontaln In oxoobi of $20,000,
whllo .so mo of Ilium appronch $G0,
000. I.um than two years ago tho
Avunuo do la (J ramie Annuo in Paris
was conaltUrod to bu tho greatest of
nil automobile rows, but Droadwny,
botwoon Foity-aoooml jnnil Seventy
aecond streets now eclipses It."
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Ho .Much tho -Hot tor,
"Mndilm, I Imvou't a frisud In do
world."
"Woll. I'm ulnd to know thuro Is
nobody to worry about you in cuho
nnvthlng happviia do for him, Tlgo!"
Pltlliulelphlii Pl'liM
Hood's
SarsaparUla enjoys tho dis
tinction of feeing the great
est curative ani, preventive
medicine the world lias ever
known. It k on ell-round
medicine, producing its im
eatMlIed eaects by purify
Jog, vitalizing and enriching
the blood on, which the
health and strength of every
organ, bone and tksue de
Mnd, Accent no suhctl
Lute for Hood's, but in
ktf on having Hood's
AND ONLY HOOD'S.
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FOR
BOY
Jl FVnffPwBajaiiiiinHra
J) asi "!tbb naaiaaae
aajkSii bmchlou dkchh asj
I e$ak jRHe9x
in laiimiMin1
There in moro solid com
fort In ono Inch of our
stylish Winter Overcoats or
suits than in u whole outfit
bought from any other
stock of goods In tho city.
It's nil in tho Make.
Clothing hearing our
brand nro recognizod ns the
Btandnrd of quality the
world over, nnd cost less
money than tho cheaper
grades, too. lie your own
judge.
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
SALEM, OREGON
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MamIc Kok wHh Ids humid urltten
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1m milt R ke W'Hl receive his
AM UhiKWIII fct fcHKiHOM prUCtkfl
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: CHRISTMAS j
I GIFTS FOR J
: EVERYBODY
lumiiiiimniimiiii;;
Home HuggoHlloiiH for Practical;
Presents for Kvcry Member of the. .
Family, From C.nmdnm Down to) )
tho Little Folks.
"What shall I buy for innmuin?"
"What in tlip world will pnihi Ilka
for Christmas?"
"Dear mo. I wish I know what
grandma needs to mako hor moro
comfortablo?"
How oftqn does ono honr Just such
expressions ns tlieso ronoated over
and ovor again for weoks approach
ing tho Christmas holidays?
Whon ono comas to think about It
ho must nckuowledgo that he, too,
Is "up ugnlnsL It" when it comes to
buying proeontfl for tho dear onus aB
tlm avontful ovu'ulnx draws noar and
hu sfos vlslouH of Imppy, danolng
chlldron around tho diuzllng trao
and th Iiuppluoss in tho honrts of
tiio oldor onea who liavo boon "ro
momberud" rolleotud upon Unshod
and Hnilllng cquutonnucos. Having
autielpaUd that tho rondors of Tho
Journal mlRht 11 ml thomaolvos In Just
such an ambarnssiuK and uncom
fat tabic predicament a few suggos
tioiis wro invliod from tho good nnd
ull-wlso Santa ClnuH, nnd bora U
tint rMuit. Look tho Hits over, pur.
haps tlioy will assist you In making
your holiday seUmtlons,:
Kor Grand nipt her
l.oiieuwttP.
Heading lump.
I.tmthor purso.
Qornight bug
l.uc Collar.
Kasy chair.
I hunch.
I'nibrollu.
lledroom slippers.
Yonr book,
Silver calwulnr,
Pouil burette.
Vull clasp.
CulRiiro onmuiQiiU
llauilkorchlefH.
Moinouramlum book.
Nookwear.
tlold thimble. Money.
Set of furs.
Lace Scarf, Gloves.
Night lamp. t
Basket of fruit.
I)ook rack.
Magusluo subscription.
CrystnJ clock.
Silk nitttons.
Vlnnlgrett?.
Sliopplng bag.
PruC'lIcal QUts for Father
Crystal cigar Jar,
Scurf lln,
Smokor'8 table.
Partridge wood cano.
Umbrella.
.JIohsq stippers.
House coat.
flftth robe.
Flat reading table.
Watch rob.
Match case.
Stag corkscrow.
Wallet.
Shaving act.
Jtox ot clara.
Aeofcol stnoklax !.
Bar ra.
Clothe WwahM.
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Trnvollng bag.
Collar box.
Sot of coat hangers.
Chcssmon.
Fountain pon.
Desk chair.
Letter rack.
Tilings a woman likes
Empire confb.
Set of furs.
French 'korchlof.
Favorlto books. ,
Dracolots.
Voil pin.
Mnnicuro set.
Doudolr lamp. '
Chnllng dish.
uaroiio. . t vm.4.
Pendant necklace. , .
Evening gloves. ,
Dox.couch. ,
Dod valanco. .
Art pottery. (,
Fancy apron.
Empire locket, f
Umbrella.
Drocado bookrack.
Desk soat.
Silvor calondaiv , "
I.aco Holero. Fan.
Empire scarf.
Col IT tiro oninniomi i
Overnight bag.
Doadod bag.
Leather purso.
Dog collar nuqlclacp.
Holiday filfts for "IUrV
Pendant uaoktaco.
Hroooli. Fan.
Dog cidlnr.
Cut steal glrdia.
Nock sat.
Purao. '
Hox of flowoj'S.,
Muff ahaiu. Hatpin.
Vanltj' bag.
Hooks. Ilrnc(k)ott,
Doudolr lanuv
Jewalod sllppar budklae.
Traveling bag.
Handkoruliiors,
Silvor luimloura soU
Veil ohisp. Umbrcflln. '
Dask roiiuUltM.
Folding tea Initio,
Hniplre uoinb.
HntHS bookraok.
Sot of furs.
Cold purso.
String of neurits,
What to -buy Jaqki ,
Traveling bag.
Clothes brushes.
llvor smoking lamp.
Umbrolla.
Smoker's tnblo.
Silver match caso.
Desk set. Wallet.
Itmp for dan.
Flold glasses. 'Scnrf pin.
Heading chair.
Studs, cuffs and shirt.
Shaving stand.
Favorlto books.
Silver drossor.
Tuhourotto.
Pedestal reading lamp.
Cordial. Cano.
Monogram or craBt ring.
Leather hat caso.
Leather-bound coat hangers.
Hunting plcturo.
Fur-lined gloves.
Traveling tollot case.
Engagement books.
Whiskey flask.
Schoolgirl Delight u
Tollot requisites,
now pin. Watch,
Favorite Iwoks, f
Pendant necklace.
Camera.'
Fancy aprou.
ilkaM. Moaey.
WtUr tor rooai,
Qhivt,
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Dox couch.
Ilrtndkcrchlefs.
Swcator.
Cirdlo. "
Book-rack.
Bed valance.
Silvor trny.
Brush and comb.
Fancy scarf. , .
llandmado neckwear.
Silk blouse.
Sachot.
Bracelet.
Monogram stationery.
Heading chair.
Magazine subscription.
What a Small Boy Wants
Tool chest.
Sweater.
Camera.
Book rack. .
Books.
Box couch.
Ponknifo.
Skates. '-
Watch.
Writing table.
Magazine subscription.
Curio cabinet.
Musicnl Instrument. '
Dress gloves. '
Punching bag. ;4
Baseball ahd bat. ,
Morris chair. "
Handkorchlofs.
Leather purse.
Fountain pen.
Clothes brush.
Student lamp.
Now scarf. , v
Storm coat.
Sled.
Toilet articles
Football. - . .'
For Llttlo Lassies 5
Doll house.
Fitted kitchon.
Books. Purso.
Brncolot. Money.
Ilandkorchlefa.,
Now frock. Sled. '
Fur-lined gloves.
Nursory chair and table.
Nursory l)ook caso.
Sot of furs. Stationery.
Hhincston rln.
Pictures. Toilot sot.
Doll with wardrobo.
Sot of doll dress patterns.
Iron bod for doll. '
Sot of dishes. Games.
Dancing pumps.
Hocking chair.
Small-sized suit caso.
Fitted sowing basket.
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USEFUL XMAS PRESENTS
LADIES
Black Silk Petticoats
Specials $'1.60 and ?C50
WHITE APHONS.
Trimmed with Lajo
PRICE. 35 to 75c.
HANDKKHCHIEFS
Somo beauties at 25c, 35c
and 50c.
HANI) BAGS
Extra well mado and ex
ceptional values, Medium
sizes, 50c; large size, 75c,
$1.25 and ?1.50.
GENTLEMEN
lAIUFFLKHS
Largo silk ones in fancy and
plain colors, 50c, 75c, Ji.oo
UUU $1,40,
SILK SUSPEXnii-ne
In plain colors in neat bor
Prlco $1.00.
GLOVES
H. & P. kid gloves, excel
lent values at $1 and $U;
TIES "
Latest stylo four-ln-hands.
Largo assortment of pretty
patterns at 25c and COc.
Rostein & Greenbaum
298 and 3oo Commercial St.
Supplies of N'nturtil Gas.
Tho known main productivo areas
of natural gas In th- United States
are in connection with tho great oil
fields. In tho Appalachian flold this
area extends along tho western slopo
of tho Appalachian mountains from
New York stato into Kentucky and
Tennessee, with strong probabilities
that tho future will sco It extended
Into tho northern part of Alabama
and possibly Into Mississippi. Exper
ience has shown that In tho Appala
chian flold tho area of sand rock
which is completely saturated by Bait
water Is much loss than in tho upper
or youngor standstono beds. This
condition causes tho accumulations of
oil to bo at or near tho lowest points
of tho rock, nnd leaves largo arcus of
tho highor portions of the rock which
nro completely filled with natural
gas. Tho gas-producing aroa of
western Ohio and Indiana has horl-
ons within It which are porous, and in
which nro accumulations of snlt wat
er, oil and gas. Tho quantity of salt
water throughout this field lj i
plentiful and appears to be cap
of advancing nnd occupying all
spaco ns soon as tho expansive!
of tho gas lias been rolloved bj
opening of gas wolls. The sonm
further supplies of gas will tho
cut off. In Kansas, Oklahoma
Indian Territory largo and pre
gas fields aro being oponcd up l
tho oil-bearing formations of th
gion. This gas is produced !i
sand rock in all respects slmlla:
that of tho Appalachian field, v
tho probabilities of an extensive
continuous supply. Tho great
fields of Texas and California do
produce natural gas in proportlc
tholr oil production. This is t
ably caused by tho fact that the
producing formations of Callfc
hnvo been much tilted and are c
faulty. Through tho vents and ct
thus formed, largo quantities ol
urnl gas liavo escaped into tho it:
phoro.
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IN WESTERN SOIL
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Living up to tlie catalogue descrip
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PUGET SOUND SPECIAL
TOMATO.
This miniature.
vjl trom a pnoto-
aLunrKrj graph, gives you
H&rupeil5U nn iile.i how the
tomato produces.
Is an early dwarf,
stands free from
the ground, with
hard, firm, round
stalks. Yields
large clusters of round, firm, lus
cious fruit, beautiful rich color,
free from blemish, stands shipment
splendidly. A three-season leader;
popular everywhere. Perfected by
us on our experiment
grounds at Brighton Beach,
and can be obtained solely
from us. Sold only in sealed pack
ets. Ounce, Wc; packet, 10c.
GOLDEN JERSEY WAX BEAN.
Brittle, tender, broad, thick
the best of all the yellow pod bush
beans. Stringless Beautiful
golden color and delicious
flavor Vigorous, reliable,
and an abundant producer. Jdb.,
Mc; packet, 10c.
JACK FROST SWEET CORN.
. Plump, milky kernel, that melt
in your mouth; tender, sweet, pro
lific really phenomenal. Dwarf
variety, permitting close planting.
Very hardy. Jack Frost seed has
been perfected by ourselves on
Puget Sound, is thoroughly accli
mated and peculiarly adapted to
Pacific Coast conditions. Not only
season's earliest, but longest
and latest producer. We can
not say too much in en
dorsement ol this corn. Large
packet, 15c,
LILLY'S GLORY CABBAGE.
Glorious in flavor, gloriously
sound, glorious grower and a
Rkricwt shipper. Lilly ships tona
of Mm cabbage seed across the
continent, as this variety, perfect
4 Piet Sound, admitted to
W the feett cabbage grown. Even
Danish Bail Head, and infinitely
better adapted to Pacific coast con
ditions. True to type, every
head like its neighbor, sym
metrical, white inside and
solid to tlie core Mb., 1.25; 1-
oz., 35c; packet, 10c.
PRIDE OF THE PACIFIC
CUCUMBER.
Almost a seedless cucumber, the
seeds being small and few. Per
fectly smooth, very dark green,
beautiful white flesh, perfect cu
cumber flavor, exceptionally firm,
crisp and delicious. Grows 10 to
18 inches long, always straight, and
dark green until ripe. Vine
hardy and vigorous; enor
mously productive; yields
early and late in season. J-lb., 65c;
2-oz., 40c; oz , 25c; packet, 10c.
ENGLISH FORCING
LETTUCE.
Large, crisp, tender; best -variety
for home culture, because eas
ily grown outdoors or in frames;
rich color, ideal for garnishing.
Hotels gladly pay one-third more
for this lettuce. Stands more
neglect in watering, and does not
quickly run to seed. Most profitable
for market purposes because
quickly ready in fine large
bunches of beautiful light
green, which never spot. 1-lb., 50c;
oz., 20c; packet, 10c
MT. RAINIER PEA.
Dark, rich green, welt-fillcd pods,
creamy and delicious; enormously
productive Propagated in Wash
ington, and the best early pea eycr
offered to western growers.
Especially valuable for mar
4, , kct gardeners, commanding
the highest prices through the sea
son. Large packet, 10c.
CRIMSON GLOBE BEET.
Close grain flesh, very sweet,
tender. Wood red. delicately zoned
with whit?. Exceedingly smooth
surface. Finest in form, flavor
and color. Free from woody,
fibrous roots. Grows uni
form in sue about three inches
through. Matures early.. Pkt, 10c
GOLDEN HALF-'LONG
CARROT.
Best of all the yellow varieties,
Very sweet, c pse in texture, gold
en yellow, solid, very smooth, at
ns ' .s', has small core,
and adapted to all soils; tinder
good cultivation yields 25 to SO
tons per acre. Resdy for tbU
all times during growth.
Anurtet hitt. Ht., Me;
CRIMSON GIANT RADISH
The larger it grows the solider r
gets; twice tlie ordinary it
As iiard as a bullet, wb
tender and deliriously cntf
Retains goodness long after mil
tunty. i-lb., 40c; packet, iuc
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Six 10c packets, with Fkmex
Garden packet, 50c
Three 10c packets, 23c.
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