Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 29, 1907, FIRST EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 20,' 1007. J. WeVc 1 0 ItJLO ruwi JlWt.tl'iW.WilWMI Our New Machinery Is Coming. Oar Business is Growing. We Carey Big Stocks. THKSE ALL DEMAND MORE ROOM AND ON FEBRUARY 1 vi: will in: doing rusinkss at in court street, next DOOlt TO CLOUGH'S UNDERTAKING PARLORS, UNDER THE CAPITAL RUSINESS COLLEGE. OIK NEW .MACHINERY WILL RE ESTABLISHED THERE, ont laugh stock op ricycles will his in and we in- VITB YOU TO VISIT US IN OUR NEW QUARTERS. 11GMEMIU3R THE GROWING BICYCLE STORE AND REPAIR SH0I Frank J. A S H O E That will turn wate, that will never wea out; that will fit your foot that will give comfort and .pleasure in wearing and stand any kind of hard ships. E. L. IRVIN'S $3.50 HAND MADE A shoe made fey a Salem m an from carefullyse. lected leather. BIG HONEST VALUE. Jost what yotf have been looking for E. L. IRVIN & CO. Practical Shoemen Expert Shoz Repairing Out Specialty 326 State SEEDS This (3 the season for select J ro,r seeds. Wo have a urge cargo ot NEW SEEDS fZu7 Plant,DB and a ITS yf farn8oed8,a8well ,aU W ,a8,st " r Pure seeds. Get bur Hstt. TILLSON & CO. 151 HiSh St.' MaaMHBMMMMHHIH Satisfaction No Prtx&a No Qoumonn No Cfookmny Never Sold in Bu!!i. 1, 2, 2V2 and 5 Pound Tins Only A, Folger & Co. San Francisco m Going V Ciiiiii Mooe Street The above cut shows our brlck- llaed Torrid Zone Furnace. Guar anteed gas and dust proof. Econom ical and durable; for the particulars Inquire at A. L, FRASER ag State 0ftll0A&. SBBHBSBBBMaKjhftv.Etf'BBKSBTB SBS1SSSjBBmflt'iyS7'SBrBjpBjS; r. i UrHSaBBNCLaltaMs'.liSISaSSjW'M' v SENATE MONDAY AFTERNOON. Considerable Routine Work Done in a Session of Two Hours. ! After nn ndjournmont of four days the sennto hold a session of two hours' Monday afternoon and (lis posed of a considerable amount of routine business. At 4 o'clock the body ntljourned to glvo tho momberp an opportunity to attend committee meetings and every standing commlt teo In tho sennto except tho commlt teo on railroads wont Into session. A petition of Oregon and Washing ton Land association, wns referred to tho railroad committee , A petition of Evening Star grange on tho Oregon City locks was refer red to tho commlttco on commerce and navigation. A petition on tho Sunday law was referred to tho commlttco on educa tion. ) A petition from tho Ashland Fruit and Froduco association was referred to tho commlttco on railroads. t Scnato concurrent resolution No. 15 was Introduced by Bailey to tho offoct that all except appropriation bills bo sent to tho governor for ap proval or veto G days boforo ad journment. Sennto Joint resolution No. 4, re ferring to tho sent of government, was referred to the Judlclnry commlt tco. , A message from tho govornor re garding lighting tho public buildings wns referred to commlttco on ways and means. I Tho commlttco on cngrossod bills reported G bills engrossed. The commlttco on enrolled bills reported S. B. No. 11G already on rolled. j Tho following bills worn Introduc ed nnd rend for tho first timo. S. B. No. 133, Laycock, to protect quail and phonsnnt In ccrtnln coun ties. S. B. No. 134, Smith of Marlon, to rcgulnto normal schools. S. B. No. 135, Coshow, to rogulnto laud titles. S. B. No. 13 G, Kny, to provido for binding nnd distribution of 480 of all public documents. S. B. No. 137, Kny, to amend tho law relating to mutual fire insurance companies. S. B. No. 138. Bailor, to protect pnssongor on street railways. S. B. No. 139, Bailey, to secure wages of mechanics nnd laborers whon they nro discharged. S. B. No. 140, Ilodson, to regulate tho salary of tho shoriff of Columbia county. S. B. No. 141. Ilodson, to rogulnto tho salary of tho assossor of Colum bia county. S. B. No. 142, Mnlarltoy, to protoct lines of public by limiting hours of labor for certain railroad omployos. S. B. No. 143, Malnrkoy, to amend law rotating to settlement of ostatofl. Senate bill No. 62 was transforrod from Judlclnry committoo to commit too on ludustrios. Sonnto bill No. G7 was transferred to rnllrond committee. S, B. No. 47 wns transforrod to tho judiciary committoo. Tho bill of Smith, of Mnrion. ro latlng to normal' schools was road socond timo and roforrod to commlt toe on oducntion. This mattor wont to a voto nnd 8 sonators voted to go to ways and nionns committee against 11 to rofor It to commlttco on education. Senator Coshow's bill No. 135 was road second timo and referred to committoo on rovlslon of laws. ' Sonnto bills Nos. G8 to 132 inclu sive were read tho second timo nnd roferred to npproprlato committees. By unanimous consent of tho son nto, tho following bills were Intro Intre duced: S. B. No. 144, Mullt, to amond the law relntinc to sawdust In stroams. S. B. No. 145, Coko, to provido for appointmont of supromo court com missioners. S. B. No. 145, Coko (by request), to prohibit nets and solnos for salmon In cortaln Dlacos. Tho following bills wore road the third timo; S. B. No. 14, relating to ostrnys. Tho bill as amended was enacted by a voto of 20 to 1. S. B. No. 20, to control delinquont children; enacted by a unanimous vote. o Cured of Lung Trouble. "It is now elevon years since I had a narrow escapo from consumption," writes C. 0. Floyd, a leading business man of Kershaw, 8. C. "I had run down In weight to 135 pounds, and coughing waB constant both by day and by night. Finally I began tak ing Dr. King's Now Discovery, and continued this for about six months, when my cough and lung troublo were entirely gone and I was restored to my normal weight. 170 pounds." ThouBands ot persona healed every year. Guaranteed at J, C. Peery's drug store; 60c and $1.00. Trial fcpttle free. A Bold Step. To overcomo tho woll'grounded and . reasonable objections of the moro intel ligent to tho uso of sccrot, ir..dicinal com pounds, Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. I Y.. SflDin tltnn nttn. Hnplilni Inmnl'nnM.I . :: - r .. r " """ i ueparuiro irora uio usual courso pursued by tho makers of put-up medicines for do mestic uso, and, so has published broad cast and onctyty to tho wholo world, a full and compMo list ot all tho Ingredients entering InVtho composition of his widely eclobrated fcpdlctfes. Thus ho has taken his numerous tron and patients Into his full rbnlUfcnco. Thus too ho has rc movcdtilafiicdlclncs from among sccrot nostrniof doubtful merits, and made thcniWftcmiillM of Known Composition, ..j.jii in i !! -ni.-ui , i .I-- t.Y, v nm ppio-su'p nr, i;ior nmnnw mat ua tqrmvita an ol syr.n ,f'"lfi'.IK3 is uit, nir.-iiiuo snn.ioct mem to tlwiitHpst, vff'Ll'nV--. Not nnlv tloi J-., wrimter of cron hrtttti ot Dr. IMorc 9 Golden Medical Dlwovory. tlio famou modli'lno for wale stomach, t rpld llvurort)llluunr3nnd nil catarrhal diseases wherever located. Imvo printed ution It, in PtaCn VnolUtt. a full and comploto Pst of oil the lncrodlrntM composing It, but a small book has bora compiled from numerous standard niei'teal nork, of all tho d I Herein schools of nro. i.ee, rontalnlna Terr numer ous extracts from tho writing of leading practitioners ot medicine, endorsing fit Vie ilnmiwt vot'lbtc term, earn and ovcry Incre dlcnt. contained in Dr. Plovco's medicine. Ono of theso liUlo books Trill bo mailed frco to any ono seiuUn? address on postal can! or by lottcr, to Dr. H. V. IMorco, Buffalo, N. V.. will rruuesttner tho same. From thlsUlttln tKXik it ill 1m learned llmt Ur. Plcrco's med icines contain no alcohol, narcotics, mineral agents or other poisonous or Injurious aeenu and that they uro mado from native, medici nal roots ot crvat voluot nlo that somo ot tho most vauiablo lncredlents contained In Dr. I'lerco's l'aorlto Prescription for weak, norvou. over-worked, "run-down." nervous nnd debilitated womon, wero cmployel. loai rears aeo. by tho Indians for similar allmenta atTectlnsr their souaws. In fact, ono ot,tho most vahtablo medicinal plants cntcrlnir Into tho composition of I)r. lMorvo's KnTorlto 1'rc ocrlptlon was known to tho Indians as "Squaw-Veed." Our knowledco of tho uses of not a few of our most raluablo native, me dicinal plants was trained from tho Indians. As mado np by improved and exact pro cesses, lho"l'avorlto Prescription "Is a most efllclent remedy for rceulailn? nil tho wom anly functions, correcting displacements, as prolapsus, antuverslon and retorverslon, overcoming painful periods, tonlmr up tho nerves and brlnslnir atxnit a p,rfix:t statoof health. Bold by Ml doalurs In nwxllclnos. Sec Us for Bargains in Real Estate Six room houso, barn and 22 lots, 45x130 each; prlco 1800. Six room house on enr lino, 4 lots, 7GxlG0; prlco ?1G00, oasy terms. Nino room houso plastorod, closets, pantry, bnsomont, soptlc tank, barn 2Gx34, woodshed 18x22. This ploco is thrco blocks from court houso; Prlco ?2025. Six-room house, plastered, closots, pantry, tollot, well, good barn, flvo lots T.DxlGO each, on car lino; prlco $2000. Two acres, 7-room houso, barn, well, nnd all kinds of fruit, near Sa lorn; prlco $1250. Fifty-flvo acres. 3G in cultivation, 20 ncres In tlmbor, now 7-room houso largo barn;, 10 ncros in hops, all wired. This placo is all good black soil. Prlco $110 por aero. Forty-ono nnd ono-hnlf ncros all In cultivation, 7-room houso, lnrgo barn, 1G acros of fruit, good woven wlro fences, implements, 2 horses, ono cow. This plnco' is nonr Bchool and church, ono and ono-hnlf mllos from Salem. For prices sco rtadcllff & Co. Wo hnvo ono hundred ncros ot good land nonr Snlom, to trndo for Salem proporty. Wo also liavo a good business block nnd dwolllng In Colorado Springs to trndo for proporty hero. If you want hop ranch, tlmbor grain, fruit or grazing lauds sco us, Sovoral housoa for ront. Cnll if you want nnything in insurnnco or notnry work. RADCLIFF CO., Reliable Agents Room 11, Moores block, Salem, Oro. Itoforenco, any bnnk or buslnosa houso In tho city ot Salem. A - iii"" EAT MORK. Of tho most nutritious of foods good wholesomo broad and loss of tho non-essentials, and noto your gain in health. Ditto in money sav ing, becauso bread Is cheaper than meats and non-essentials, just no gratifying to tho appetite. To got tho best bread and other flour pro ducts, always ordor of O. UILOM. Capital Bakery. li inHIB WHVP FKKCH FQMLE MWiMUUmt PILLS. A Mum, Chuii JUuu $ot hmmu Mfmnaino. MVH IMWN Tl Mil. i-ll IUtl. IvAm OuiuimI tHr UttutdM. ftt MHi4 Mt Ottm fui jmu mnt la U WMTTCaM f BMM. M.. SM T4. UirUtHD. . (7MiB MrBKBZiKt BSSVl i tiiB. it l"l j.. rMe)mt)ie)iif)it)imginmf itaif iit aiim CLASSIFIED iHt-MH lf llHMiHHIliHnIl I iHHlf fM DRAYMEN. It. O. CiuiiMhis Successor to Whlto Cummins, oxpross, dollvory and transfer lino. Prompt sorvlco is our motto. Furniture and piano moving n Bpoolnlty. Stand at 1G6 South Commercial street. Phone 175. RoBtdenco phono 9G8, 8-4-tf IX)It lUiJNT. lloolns for Kent. Furnished nnd unfurnished rooms of all kinds. Inquiro at 415 Court stroot. Phono 544. l-2G-3tf Rooms Furnished for light house keeping, 730 North Front stroot. 1-3-tf For Rent Sovon-room houso with bnBomont. Good woll wntor, piped in and out. Inquiro of A. Schrolb or, 5G0 N. High Btroot. 1-7-lmo Funiislictl Rooms With or without board, phono, electric lights and bath room. J. Jny Cook. Phone 533. l-12-lm For Rent. Tho Btoro room at 377 Court stroot occupied by Frank Mooro, aftor February lBt. D. S. Wagner, 540 Cottage stroot. l-28-3t rORRAUi For Snlc First class cash register at a raro bargain. Inquiro at Journal office l-23-0t For Snip. Ono McConnlck mower, ono rovorslblo Pitta harrow, ono 14-Inch Ollvor plow, nil good as now, at a bargain, Call at ofTlco of Orogon Slonna Paint Company, Salem. 1-7-1 m Store KccperH, Attention A now ono horao dolivory wagon for Bale, choap. Will tako ono-thlrd in trado, 827 Broadway, North Sa eom. l-2G-3 For Snlc. A flvo and a six-room houBO, with from ono to six lota with each, woll locatod in East Salem. Good bargains, Isnlnh Sohonoftold, 21st nnd Marlon Sts.. Salem, 1-28-tt 1 """""ri .. mm. For Hair. 34 ncros ot cholco land, good 0-room houso nnd bnrn and outbuildings, good orchard and woll; 10 acres of hops; eltuatod thrco-quartorfl of a mllo from car lino; land all in cultivation nnd will bo divided If doslrod nnd sold In two lots. Addross W. A. Llston, 370 Court stroot, Snlom. 1-20-lm For Halo. My 80-acro farm, four mllos south o tho business center of Salem, at Llborty, will soil In Rinnll tracts to suit purchaser, or ontlro tract at a bargain, or will ront to right party. Call on J. C. Johnson, at Salem. or address J. IT. Danlol, Eugene, Oregon. 1-1 7-1 m JjOnQKR. Foresters of Amorlcu Court, Sh.r wood Foresters, No, 19. Moots Tuosdny in Hurst hall, Stato stroot U. S. Rldor, C. R,; A. L. Brown, F. S. Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, cor ner Stato and Llborty strcots. Tuosday of each wook at 7:30 p. m. B. W. Hazard, C. C; W. I. Staloy, K. ot R. and 8. Modern Woodmen of America Oro gon Codar Camp No. 6240. Meet evory Thursday ovontng at 8 o'clock In Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V. C.5 F. A. Turner, Clerk. Woodmen of World Meet ovory Fri day night nt 7:30, In Holman hall. J. A. Dlckoy, O. 8.; P. L. Fruzlor, Clork. IX)HT. Lout Cold filled watch, betweon Kllngor Orand theatre and 12th stroet, on Contor. No. ot movo mont 1,147,040. "H. D. C." on graved on outsldo of covor. Re ward if left at Journal office. l-28-3t O. C. T. CO -STEAMERS- POMONA AND ORECONA TJSAVR PORTLvVNI) MONDAY, WEDNES DAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A. W.t TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYS AT 600 A. M. FOU CORVALI8 TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY ABOUT 0 P. M. H. P. BALDWIN, At DEPARTMENT , JUSOELTVNKOUS. Notice Photogrnphora and ama tours. Wo wll lanawor thrco ques tions on photography for 50o cur roncy. Address postoulCQ. box 243, Salem, Oregon. l-2G-3t Concreto Work. Got my prlcos on , sidowalks, curbs, soptlo tanks and comont work ot any kind. All work guarantocd first-class. M Ward, Highland add. Phono G69. 1-11-tf BUTTERIVRJT BREAD It Is worth moro than any other bread, yet tho prlco Is no higher. For Balo at your grocor'a. CALIFORNIA BAKERY. Thomas & Cooloy, Props. llutto & Wentlerotli Fino winos, liquors nnd cigars. Wo handlo the colobratod Kellogg and Castle whiskies. Cool and refreshing boer constantly on drough. South Commercial stroot 0-3-lyr Salem Iron Works. Foundors, ma chinists and blacksmiths. Manu facturers ot all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, otc. Manufacturers ot the Salem Iron Works Hop Press. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, acci dent and ponslon lnsuranco; $2, 000,000 pledged; ovory'clatm paid Good ngonts wanted, J. II. O. Montgomery, supromo organizer, Box 432 Salem, Orogcn. R. R. Rynn, socroctnry, 546 Stato street. NKW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS. Now and Second-Hand Good.- Bought and sold, also ranges, btovos and cooking utonslls, dish os, grnnlto and tlnwaro of all kiseli Glvo ua n call. O. L. MoPoek, 170 South Commercial St. 8-13-ly OSTEOPATHS, Dr. I). H. Whlto Graduato ot Kirks- vlllo, Mo,, under founder ot Os teopathy. Room 21, Broyman building. Commercial street. Phono 87. Rostdonco 300 Summer etroot, eornor of Contor. PhoR 1210. Tronts acuto and chroale dtsonsos. Examination froo. 11-17-tt PLUMBERS. Theo. M. llarr Plumbing, hot water nnd steam heating and tinning, 1G4 Coinmorclnl stroot. Phone Main 102. 0-1-ly M. J. Potzol Plumbing, stoam aa-i gas fitting. Sucorssor to Knox Murphy, i!20 Commo'clnl itreot 'Phono Mnln 17. A. L. Pragor SucceBaor to Btirrougki & Frazor, plumber and tlnnor. Mana fncturor of coppnr nnd gnlvanizoJ iron cnrnlco, and motnl skyllghti, 105 Btnto stroot. 'Phono 1811. PHYSimANfl AND BURGEONS. Dr. D. It. GrJflln, the Specialist oh Morphine All drug and liquor habits, which ho cures In 3 days. No money until cured, 214 Trade St., Salem, Oro. Phono 508. John Doyons, Business Manngor. 1 mi w m ii ii i hi SASII AND DOOE rAOTORIBS, rrank M. Brown. Manufacturer ot nab, door, moulding. All kind ot houso Anita nnd hard wood work. Front street, bet. State and Cosrt, yETgRPfARY SPKOEOK. Dr. E, J. Youag.Vetorlnnry Surgeoe ..and dentist, 33 years' experlonee. All work guaranteed. Diflleult eur glcal operations a speeialty. Pkoa 681. Ofllco at Club Stables. Plioae 7, Salem, Oregon. 3--tf WANTED. Wnuttil to luy Heavy draft horses, wolght 1400 pounds and upward. J. Conner, Wlllnmotto hotol. 1-28-tt WuutcU A boy to work at tho Gor mun bakory. Chomokota and 12th streot. l-2G-3t Wan ted Stock hogs for feeding, chlckons, ducks and all kinds ot poultry. Hlghost prlco paid. Hop Lee Co,, 181 Commercial stroot, Salem, Or, 12-5-tf WATKH COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OrriOB CITY HALL. For water servldo appl t oflee. Bills paable moathly la tdrasee, Make all eesiBlalate at tee oalee,