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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1007. Catarrhal Gastritis "For two years I was in a very bad condition. I was treated by a number of emi nent physicians for chronic catarrhal gastritis and dilata tion of the stomach, and ob tained no relief. I grew grad ually worse, my breathing wa3 so difficult at times that I thought I would die. My heart was in very bad conditionvfrom poor circulation and pressure of the dilated stomach. I de cided it was only a matter of a very short time with me. I was advised to try Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure, and before I had finished taking one bottle of the medicine I felt like a new being. I took cight bottles of the medicine, and am entirely cured, for a matter of about $8.00 in the face of two hundreds spent in the two years before without relief." A. D. SLACK, Mister Mschanlo of tlio I. & Q. N. B. r., Ban Antonio, Texas. Dr. Mile' Nervine ti totd by your druooltt, who will guarantee that ths tint bottle will benefit. If It fall, ha Mill refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind TILLAMOOK SHERIFF ACTIVE Raids Gambling and Drinking Places Run In Violation of Laws Tillamook, Jan. 8. (Special.) Sheriff Crenshaw, truo to Ills election promlio, who said ho would do his duty In enforcing tho laws, has boon a busy man tho past week securing orldonco against thoao who havo hoon violating tho local option and gam bling laws, and It Is surprising how many persons ho hns ovldonco against for violating thoso litws. It was no ecrot that tho law breakers havo been violating tho law for tho ovl denco ngalnst thorn havo beon coming In thick and fast, notwithstanding that on two occasions tho cltlzons of Tillamook county havo voted ngalnnt tho lawless olemont of Tillamook fliy Wednesday night Shorlff Cren shaw showed that ho meant buslnoss. and In dolns so mndo It tropical for tho law breakers, for before noon on Thursday ho had arrested 13 persons. The first movo was mndo on tho White Cornor. whoro It was known Rambling names havo boon running. Sheriff Crenslmw nnd Doputy Shorlff Holden, finding thoy could not get In by tho sldo door to tho gambling room, wont Into tho front door, nnd knowing tho secret knocks which would admit thorn, had a man to SWo thorn on tho gambling room door This was partly opou and despite tho effort to closo tho door when It was found tho officers were outside, Sheriff Cronahaw nnd doputy Pushed It opon and obtnlnod admit tance. Tom Johnson, who appeared to bo tho door koopor and only to admit thoso who know tho ropes, wade a movo to cot away after ho could not keep tho offlcers out, but the sheriff soon put a stop to any wovo in that direction, and placod Mm and Geo. It. Edmunds, Howard Edmunds and M. P. Leach, who wore Playing under arrest and took thorn to tho court houso. Ther porslstod 'n saying they woro not gambling whon tho sheriff 'entered tho gam Ming room Slnco tho Whlto Corner, always a ''reputable place, started up with a oft drink counter, things havo been setting worse In this city, both as to lng whiskey and as to gambling, out this was not tho only placo whoro too law was violated. Then tho sheriff wont and pulled Prank Moore tho Jap cook, out of ed on board tho steamer Suo II. El rroro. Previous to doing so, tho Jap fook told another party that ho had no whiskey, for ho had sold out, but ui me wniskey that tho Jap had Previously sold out which got him into troublo again. Ho was taken to e county jail and locked up. Mooro D" been fined before. The others who were arrested for violating the local option law wero rank Butt. Ed, Johnson. J. P. Al eQ. D H Ellison. Nick Job, T. Tur er and Tom Brown. of!,laSt "rest of tho first batch 1 mo law breaker caused tho most -'"- this was ox-Councllman o, Chase, an Independent candi date at tho InBt olecotlon for Justice of tho peace. Tho sheriff had hooked htm by tho gills with several charges against him up his sloovo. Ho had been running a twonty-ono gnmo, turning his resldonco Into a gambling Joint, whoro ho took tho young fol lows, but wasn't wise enough to seo that tho sheriff was onto his llttlo game This Is not tho first gambling that chnsohns run, for having lost money at gambling tables, to get hla money back ho started a game him self. Whon tho sheriff wont Into Fred Forslund's placo to arrest Chaso, ho Jokingly said that ho hadn't dono anything, but when tho shorlff told him ho had a warrant, anyway, for hla arrest, It was no Joking mnttor. Sheriff Crenshaw turned tho gam bling cases over to tho city and as Recorder Holdon was a witness In tho cases, thoy had to como before Mayor II. T. Botts, whllo tho whisky cases went boforo Justice A. T. Whlto Aftor tho arrest of Oeo. It. Ed munds, M. F. Loach, Howard Ed munds and Tom Johnson, a prelimin ary hearing was hold In their en bo Into nt nlcht on Wodncsdny. Thoy claimed thoy wero not gumbllng After Sheriff Cronshaw had mado the raid ho gathered up tho chips and gambling paraphernalia and toel: them to tho court Iioubo. Another thing connected with tho gambling room, tho shorlfC found llauor thore nlso. As tho dofondnnts persisted In saying they wero not gambling at tho tlmo tho raid was mndo, and wore simply In tho gambling room talking at tho tlmo, tho mayor consented to dismiss tho caso against thorn on a plea of not guilty, provided thoy pnld $50 ench Into tho city treasury, nnd this bolng satisfactory, tho mattor was amlcnblo sottled In that way. Whon tho would-be Justlco of the nenco was brought boforo Mayor Botts ho pleaded not guilty, but tho ovldonco was so clear against Chaso thnt ho was fined $100, tho maximum penalty that can bo imposed for vio lating tho city ordlnanco ngalnst gambling. Frank Moore, tho Jap cook, plead ed guilty to violating the local option law, and this bolng his second offonso ho was fined $250 and 30 days In Jail. Should ho fall to pay his flno ho will havo to spend four months In Jail. Ed. Johnson and J. P. Allen plead ed guilty and woro each fined $G0. I Tom Brown's enso will bo tried this aftornoon. boforo a Jury. Shorlff Cronshaw hns throo to four casos against tho whlskoy sollors nnd anothor ngnlnBt V. O. Chnso. From Chicken-Pox to Cholera Cuit'-AlU No Longer Tolerated. In oarly days ovory harbor shop was an operating room and tho town physician resorted to bleeding as the suro euro for all nllmonts from chickon-pox to cholera. As a rosult, many, including our first President, died prematurely. Tho prosont low rate of mortality is duo in largo measure to tho ad vances mado In medical sclonco and tho knowledge of tho specific treat ment noeded for each dlsoaso known. Thoro Is no dlsoaso moro common among Amorlcan and English peoplo than dyspepsia. 80 provalont has it becomo that thousands suffor with it half unconsciously, conBidor tho symptoms as naturnl to their physi cal constitution and resign them selves to live on In thnt condition. Thore is a romody for dyspepsia, and olny one, recommended and en dorsed generally by physicians- Stuart's Dyspopsla Tablets havo stood tho test of years of use by millions of sufferers, bavo boon sub jected, to government analyses In Europo and America and alone havo been found to contain tho oloraonts which nature has put Into tho stom ach for digestion popsln, dlastaao and other forments, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve tho stomach and bowels In a per fectly natural way by helping them do their work. If tho stomach . is weak in gastric Juice, Stuart Tab lets Invlcrorato thom. Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablota digest ovory form of food entering tho stomach, ono grain of the active principle of theso Tab lots being capablo of digesting 3,000 grains of meat, eggs and other foods. Thoy aro not cathartic pills; their action la simply that of a digestive. Stnarfs Dyspepsia Tablets euro nothing but dyspepsia, watorbrash. sour stomach and kindred ailments resulting from tho Imperfect diges tion of food, but theso diseases they positively cure. Wo will gladly Bend you a trial packago to prove tho truth of our claims. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet can bo gotten of all druggists at 50 cents. F. A, Stuart Co., 69 Stuart Bldg., Marshall. Mich. Tho Badgo of Honesty Is on ovcry wrapper of Doctor Plorco'c Golden Medical Discovery becanso a fill' list of tho Ingredients composing It I printed thcro In plnln English. Fort years of oxpcrlonco has provon )ts superior worth as a blood purlller and Invigorat ing tonic for tho euro of stomach dlsordt-r and all liver Ills. It builds up tho run down system as no other tonlo can In which alcohol Is Used. Tho actlvo medic inal principles of tiatlvo roots such as Golden Snal and Qtuwn'fl root, Stono nnd Mandrako root, Uloodroot and Black Cherrybarlc aro oxtraotcd and preserved by tho usfl of cVralcally puro, tr'plo rollncd glycerine. Send to Dr. It. V. I'lcrvo at Buffalo, 1 Y., tor free booklet which quotes extracts from wcll-rocoRulzcd med ical authorities such as Drs. llarthnlow, King, Sciuluer1, Coo, Llllnawood and a host of ot!i'u, showing that thoso root9 can Uj daj-C'mlcd upon for tftclr curatlvo action ifcall weak states of tho stomach, accompanied by Indigestion or dyspepsia as well j lijdll billots or llvcrcoraplalnts and In trUwastlng diseases" where thcro Is lossulflcslt.,and gradual running down of tlstrongth and system. Tlw"noV' n ai.'dlenl PI;'covrv''maVPi rich, miriTV.nfm i.i.j m Invipnr.ito bmiJ rWjll'itP 'ti'""!tK'i".h. liver tuyi bowels. nt:H. thronrr'i1i'ip. tho whoio system. Thus all skin allectlons, blotches, pimples nnd eruptions as well as scrofulous swel lings nnd old opon running sores or ulcers aro cured and honied. In treating old running sores, or ulcers, It Is well to In suro Uio:r healing to apply to them Dr. Plorca's AU-IIculIng Salvo. Ifyourdrug gist don't happen to havo this Salvo In stock, send llfty-four conts In postage stnmpstoDr. It. V. I'lerco, Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute. BulTalo. N. Y and a largo box nf tho "All-Healing Salvo" will reach you by roturn post. You can't afford to accept a secret nos trum us asubstltuto for this non-alcoholic, raetflclno or knowx composition, not even though tho urgent dealer may theroby iuu'mi n llttlo bltjitor nrotlt. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets rejnilato and lnvlgor.to."t(imsich, liver nnd bowels. Sunar-cutcd, tiny granules, oaay to take ns randy. PURE FOOD LAWS Fully enforced at our shop, and the best meats of all kinds, as well as pure lard, sausages and everything in our lirfe. F. A. KURTZ'S MARKET 277 N. Com. st. Phone 205 DR. KUM Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR Will treat you with Oriental herbs and cure any disease without operation or pain. Dr. Kum Is known everywhere in Salem, and has cured many promlnoat people here. He has lived in Salem for 20 yeras, and can be trusted. He uses many medicines unknown to white doctors, and with them can eure catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rheu matlsm, stomach, liver, and kidney dis ease Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy and female troubles. Ills remedies cure private diseases when everything else fall. Tie has hundred of testi monials, and gives consultation free. Prices for medicines very cfoderate. Persons in the country can write for blank. Send stamp. If you want some extra fine tea, got It from us, DR. KUM BOW WO CO, 167 South High street, Salem, Oregon. O. C T. CO -STEAMERS- pomona AND OREGONA LEAVK PORTLAND MONDAY, WEDNES DAY AND FRIDAY AT ,10 A. M., TUESDAY, TIIURSDAY AND SATURDAYS AT 0:00 A. M. FOR CORVALIS TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY ABOUT 6 P. M. M. P. BALDWIN, Agt aa I Gold Dust Flour ! I I Mado by THE SYDNEY POW- 1 EB COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon. ! Mado for family use. Ask yonr J grocer for it. Bran and short always on nana. P. B. Wallace AGENT MARKET QUOTATIONS "Mnka Snlcm a Good Home Market." SALEM MARKET. Steincr's Mnrkct. Dealers in fish, game and poultry. Highest cash price paid for eggs. Prompt delivery. Stato street. Local Wholesale Market. Wheat G 7c. Local wheat CGc. Oats 32c. Barloy $24. Flour $3.25. Mill food Bran, $18.00; shorts, $20.00. Hay Cheat nnd clovor, $0.00 por ton; timothy, $10.00 per tou. Eggs 27c. Hens 10c; young chlckonB, 10c. Ducks 10c; goose, So; turkeys, 1316c. Buttor 35c; buttor fnt, 33c. Onions 5575o cwt,; potatoes, COo cwt. Hops Choice, 14c; prlmo to cholco, 13 13 Vic; medium to prlmo, 1012Hc Chlttlm bark 5VSCc. Tropical Fruits. Bananas 6730 por lb. Oranges $3. 00 $4.00. Lomons $4.00 $G. 000. ' Retail Mnrkct. Flour $1 por snek. Bran CGc per sack, $20 $21 per ton; shorts, 90o por sack, $22 $24 por ton. Hay Timothy, 65c por cwt.; cheat and clovor, 45o por cwt., $8 por ton. Onts $1.15 por cwt.; wheat, 76c: rolled barloy, $25.00 28.00 per ton. Eggs 35 c. Apples 50c to $1.00, according to quality. Buttor Country, 25 27c; cream ery, 40c. Livestock. Cattle 11001200 lb stoors, 3 Vic. Llghtor stcors 2 2 c. Cows and holfers 9001000 lb, 22',4c. Stock hogs GV40c. Hogs 175 250 lb, fat, $0.00 $0.25. Shoep 4 M c. Lambs 5c. Veal Dressed, C7, Hogs Dressed, 8c. PORTLAND MARKET. Wheat Club, 05066c; vnlloy, 07c; bluo stem, 67 68c. Onts Cholco whlto, $25 $25.50. MUlBtnff Bran, $16. Hny Timothy, $11 $12; alfalfa $11.50. Vetch $7 $7.50. Potatoes 8G0Oc. Poultry Averngo old hon, 7 8c; mixed chickens, 11 12c; young roostor, 12 13c; drossed chickens, 12 13c; turkeys, llvo, 16017c; tur koys, dressod, 1920c; goose, llvo, 10c; ducks, 1510c; pigeons, $1.00 01.25. Pork Drossed, 66c. Bcof Drossed, 5 516 c. Mutton 67p. Hops 11 14c lb, according to quality. Wool Valley, coarse to medium, 0021c; eastern Oregon, 13018c. Mohair 20028c. Buttor Fancy Creamery, 300 35c; store butter, 25 027c. 0 Southern Pacific Co. Tlmo card No. 40, offoctlvo Novom- bor 25, 12:01 a. m. Toward Portland. No. 1C 5:23 a. m Oregon ex press. No. 18 8:30 a. m Cottago Qrova express. No. 12 2:65 p. ra., Oregon ex press. No, 14 9:28 p. m Portland ex pross. No. 222 11:03 a. ra., departs at 11:30 a. m Portland fast freight. No. 226 11:55 a. m., Departs at 12:45 p. m way freight. Toward San Francisco. No. 13 1:31 a. m San Francisco express. No. 11 11:08 a. m., California express. No. 17 6:32 p. m., Cottage Grove oxpress. No. 15 9:C6 p. m., California ox press, No. 221 2:33 a. m., Portland fast freight. No. 235 11:25 a. m., depart at 11:65 a. m way freight HOU.IBTETVSI Racky Mountain Tea Nuggefs A Buy HtJloIi for Buy TutU. HHsgi OolJia Buith ml Renewed Vlfor, A pMfl.O farO-inatlnatlon, IndlantIon, UteK arnt Kl in Trouble, IV p!, V-citm. Iinpur Mood Il.vl III em h. MuiuUh lioweU, UetuUclu, tmi lfackerlio 1 1 Hx-lty JIimtHiu Tea In tub. It tuna n c-nf Itox Ornu.oe nuuia lir It -im-u I; yMir M vltn, Wl. ynfitntumn iiiiiai m ei in hhim- CLASSIFIED DRAYMEN. R, O. Cummins Successor to Whlto Cummins, oxpress, delivery and transfer lino. Prompt service Is our motto. Furnituro nnd piano moving a specialty. Stand nt 150 South Commercial Btroot. Phone 175. Resldonco phono 068. 8-4-tf FOR RENT. RooniN Furnished for light houso kooplng, 730 North Front streot. 1-3-tt For Rent Seven-room houso with basement. Good well wntor, piped In and out. Inquire 560 N. High St. 1-7-lmo. Nicely Furnished Rooms For ront during legislature, at 695 Court streot, within two blocks of Stato Houso. l-7-3t FOB HAJU3. Fresh Cows for Snlo Or trndo for driving horse. Phono 21. l-5-3t. For Sale. Ono McCormlck mowor, ono rovorslblo Pitts hnrrow, ono 14-Inch Oliver plow, nil good ns new, nt n bargain. Call at ofTtco of Oregon Sienna Paint Compnny, Salem. 1-7-lm LODGES. Foresters of America Court Shor wood Foresters, No. 19. Moots Tuesday In Hurst hall, Stato stroot U. S. Rldor. C. R.; A. L. Brown, F. S. Central Lodgo No. 18, K. oM Castle Hall in Holman block, cor nor Stato and Liberty stroots Tuosdny of each week at 7:30 p m. E. W. Hazard. C. C; W. I Staloy, K. of R. and S. Modern Woodmen of America Ore gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Moots ovory Thursday ovonlng at S o'clock in Holman hall. W. W. Hill. V. C.; F. A. Turner, Clork. Woodmen of World Meet ovory Fri day night at 7:30, In Holman hall. F. R. Cappor, C. S.; P. L. Frazlor, Clerk. MISCELLANEOUS. BUTTERNUT BREAD It is worth moro than nny othor bread, yot tho prlco Is no hlghor. For snlo nt your grocer's. CALIFORNIA BAKERY. Thomas & Cooloy, Props. Ilutto ..M Wi'iidcroth Flno wines, liquors nnd cigars, Wo handlo tho colobrated Kellogg nnd Castle whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer constantly on drough. South Commercial street 9-3-lyr 1111 -- Salem Iron Works. Foundors, ma chinists and blacksmiths. Manu facturers of all kinds of sawmill machlnory. Hop and fruit drying stovos, etc. Manufacturers of tho Salem Iron Works Hop Proas. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, acci dent and pension insurance; $2,- 000,000 pledged; ovory claim paid Good agonts wanted, J, II, C. Montgomery, supremo organizer, Box 432 Salem, Oregon. R. R. Ryan, uecrectary, 546 Stato street. NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS. Now nnd Hecond-Hund Goods. Bought and sold, also ranges, stoves and cooking utensils, dish es, granlto and tlnwaro of all kinds Glvo us a call. O. L, MePeok, 170 South Commercial St. 8-13-ly OSTEOPATHS. Dr. II. U. Whlto Graduate of Klrka- vlllo. Mo., under founder of Os teopathy. Room 21, Drey man building, Commercial stroot Phono 87. Resldonco 390 Bummer stroet, cornor of Center. Phonp 1219. Treats acuto and chronic diseases. Examination freo. 11-17-tf PLUMBEBS, Tbeo. M. Burr Plumbing, hot water and steam heating and tinning, 164 Commercial street. Phone Main 192. 9-1-ly M. J. Fetzel Plumbing, fteam and gas fitting. Successor to Knox t Murphy, 220 Commercial street 'Phone Main 17. A. Xi. Frazer Snceessor to Barrougbi' k .Frazer, plumber and tlnnar. Menu fact or or of eoppr and galvanize J iron cornice, and metal skylight, " 108 State street. Thoao 1&1L ) DEPARTMENT Ilvlwlflo VyvW Doctor Grlflln, tho Specialist on Mor phine All drug nnd liquor habits wliich ho eurc3 In from 48 to 72 hours, asks no monoy until cured. Is now located at 214 Trado St. (first houso west of S. P. freight dopot) Salem, Oro. Noto. My partnership (in this lino) with Dr. D. F. Lnno, has been mutually dis solved. D. B. Qrlffln, A. M., M. D., John Doyens, Bus, Magr. 12-10-lmo. Dr. Lnno's Privnto Institute For tho euro of tho drink and drug habit. A puro and painless euro for all unfortunates, 961 Mill street, Salem, Oregon. Phono 647. 12-14-lm SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Frank M. Brown. Manufacturer 0 sash, doors, mouldings. All klnda of houso finish nnd hard wood work. Front streot, bet, Stato and Court, VETEHINABY g??0.1??! Dr. E. J. Young. Votoilnary Surgeoa ..and dentist, 8.1 years' orporlcne. All work guaranteed. Difficult sur gical operations n spoclalty. Pbose C81. Offlco al Club Stables. Phone 7, Salem, Oregon. 3-0-tf WANTED. Wnntiil Chambormald; steady Job, Enquire Wlllaraotto Hotel. 12-20-tf. Wanted. 1000 chlckons at Willam otto Hotol. Tho hlghost cash price will bo paid. 11-1 0-tf Wanted Immediately A good boy and pony to dollvor papors. Apply; at Journal offlco. 11-0-tt AVnntetl. Flvo to ton cords of good fir wood. Apply to E. Hofor, Jour nal 0 III co. 12-26-tt Wnntcil To ongago 10 or 12 wait resses for legislature in Janunry. Apply at onco at Willamette Ho tol. 11-19-tf Wanted Stock hogs for foodlng, chlckons, ducks and all kinds of poultry. Hlghost prlco paid. Hop Loo Co., 181 Commercial stroot, Salem, Or. 12-5-tf Wanted Portor. Good wngoa nnd stondy Job. Willamette Hotol. 12-28-tf. Wanted a I'okKIoii As cook by woman of oxporlonco. Phono 669. l-7-3t. Wanted Gonornl ugontH for largo publishing houso. Salary $20 por wook, exponses advanced, Cull at room 4 Cottago hotol from 1 to 5 p. 111. l-7-3t l'laro Wanted An oldorly man would lllto a placo whoro ho can do chores and work for his board. Ho Is 1. cloan. sober man of good habits nnd neds n homo. Address Scott, caro Journal ofllce. 1-7-tf. Waiittl. Gcntlemnn or Indy of fair education to travel for morcantllo houso of large capital. Torrltory ,nt homo or abroad to suit. Weekly salary of $1000 pur year and ox ponscs. Address Joseph A, Alox andor. Salem, Or. l-7-3t WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For water service upply at offle. Bills payable monthly in drDe. Make all complaints at the office. 60 YEARS' EXfEHIENCE TriA&c MtMi DCSIONS PnavninilTil lfu Anren Mndlnc ktth o4 dMrr1pbn nir qutctlr irrtiu our op4itloa frM,lilIiur larenlloa U P'Obbir inijbU. Ctonmmiilt; tloiuiilrlaJIrcviiOdeolUL HiUDeOM ou fatenU rot fr- Ul.lMt uencr tar vaatxng ulcou. I'atoaU UUoq l&ruuiih Mnna Co. IKtlr tptclMrwiUt, wlttiuut chn;, in lbs Scktttilic HmfKM, A htndjomelf Mmtrtl Mklr. lrttt cjr. cuUllou of nr dentlflo ornl, Ttrmt, H PNrilCo."'8 New York Ifinillti WlVtl FRENCH FEJMLE mmmum pills. X tn. Cat urn Bun, m IWrru-u UiaiHiwr, mm rhswm to tin. iuui.m 4i . hrllilwtu, WUlMu4UMUI.wk,fillw , lUfUKjt. krib, U.ul.1 ta Wtm tw4 Jf w4m M CW v .. nvm, v.aa. "'"" - -- - I unrrto U9&CAL CO.. son 1. Unmstc. f. I mmmmmmammmmmmmmmmi MihSMem by Dr. 5. C. Skm ijjjnjra 11
