Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 20, 1907, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textji i xi MkXLX OATWAJj JOUKKAIi, gALMM, Q1MMOX, WEDNESDAY, FErmtTARY 20, 100?. 9 If You Don't Get Good Cigars Now, It's Your Own Fault All you have to do is to stand up like a man and ask the dealer for cigars identified by the "Mangle A" on the box. Nothing else. Nothing easier. Nothing surer. When you say "Give me a 'Tri angle A' cigar you are absolutely as certain of getting quality, and the same quality every time, no matter which particular brand you select, as if you had your cigars made up to order. We have succeeded in building up a fifteen per cent, share of the entire cigar business of this coun try. In the face of the keenest competition, take notice. You know well enough that there's only one way wo could have done it : Simply by making better cigars of every grade than any other man ufacturer has produced and telling the truth aboid them. And by making the strongest definite claims that any cigar man ufacturer ever dared to make, and living up to them. The one reason why wo started in marking our boxes with the "Tri angle A" was to enable you to shut down sharp on the common hit-or-miss way of buying cigars on some body's say-so, and make your selec tion with your eyes open. It would be worth your while to take all sorts of trouble in order to obtain "Triangle A" brands-but you don't have to bother you can got them anyiuhere. It's up to you to aalc for them. Practically every dealer in tho United Slates carries them. Do your part I Give yourself & equaro deal I This "Triangle A" merit mark identifies tho product of the most modern improved methods and scientific processes of cigar pro duction, and represents a standard of quality far superior to that which the same price could hereto fore purchase. our CREMO If you have been buying your cigars by guess-work and want to put minima in n mnnh nrnnHnnl tout. iust take a new start. Berrin by smoking ono of the best-known of all the brands that are sold under the miarantee of tho "Triangle A" The New Compare it fairly with any cigar Bold at the same price that carries no "Triangle A" guarantee: you won't fail to see why we are so confident of your co-operation as soon as you realize just what tho "Triangle A" gtandsfor. Every box is now extra-wrapped" in glassine paper, sealed at each end with tho "Triangle A" in red. The cigars are kept clean, fresh and in perfect smoking condition until tho box is opened. ' AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY, Manufacturer KIMTfjUEX A A wf "' '' ''wwmm TIIK HPOHT1NO OPKItA. Wasotmll l'nim Will All Want to Hon Tho Umplrr." 'The Umpire" will reach 8lcm and hu presented nt tho Ornnd Opera Houso thin evening. brhiKliitf with It tho prostlRe of tho most romnrkubtu of lone run In Cblenuo 360 perfor mances mid tho suuctlou of tho tho atre-goor who linn had tho kooiI luck to eo It. When a musical uutur tslnnicnt U enabled to remain In ono theatre fur nearly n year, plnylng In variably to rrowded houses, It must poison olemtmta of unusual merit, and thin tho management of "Tho "Umpire" claim for It. Anions tho reasons for Its popularity nro cited tho modern nature of Its theme, nnd tho modem methods of producing It. tho utilisation of up-tiwlnto features football And baseball n moat melo dloua score brim full of whlatly hit. n hook roploto with rofroahhiB com edy, n chorus of attractive Hinging nnd Untieing Klrla, nnd n annppy on somble that fairly cnrrloa nudloncoa awny with It by Ito ahoor aptrlt. In Manager Askln'a cast will ho found Fred Muco, Harry Hnulon, Kdlth Yorrlngton, Knthorlno Dunn, Quotum llakor, llrndloo Martin, llolono 8nl liiKr. Ilert YounK, OoorKO Damorol, Jolo Htuton nnd n hoit of others. Thoro la nu attrnctlv ochorua of CO. Tho Political Play. Tho legislature will not hold sea alona Thursday night, na probably n quorum of eaoh will wnnt to boo (loo. Ado'a oualnt rdctorlol comedy, "Tho wrlto tho long-lookod for American piny. Ho la American through nnd through i was born on n farm In tho Mlddlo Wwl; wont to tho village school, and when ho crow up Bilt'od In ChlviiKO, whoro ho bocauiu a iiowb paper man. It la nn old story how ho attained lasting fnmo na tho author of "Fable in Slang." Henry W. Snv iiko ndmirod hla uonlua nnd produced his ilrst piny, nttor other mnnagors hnd rofuaod It "Tho Sultnn of Sulu" lta mnrkod nuccohs, na woll na tho Muccess of hla Intor plays, undor tho direction of Hoary W. Savage, Is now a mnttor of history. In "Tho County Chairman" Ado County Chairman," which come to ' dono tho boat work of his enroor tho 0 rami Opera llouso that evening, It la retarded by tho host authorities na thv nearest approach to tho ono distinctively American drama, that haa so far been produced. After all it seems toting that Ade should imm iinnmnnmmiiiiiiinHii I I staple Dry Goods Bargains I Corset Cover Kmbroldory, yard .............. .......... 8B Painty Erabroldorlea and Insertion nt So a yard and up. Corota. job lot, each.......... ., , ,,,. .19c Hoys Kiuo 1'anU, pair .....,. SEo Men's Ulack and Whits Twilled Overahlrts, each. 40o LadleV Union Hultt, each ,......,, 45c $ I 00 Wrappers, each ........ ...................... ..3o U 35 Wrappers, each ,. , ........ "5o 10c Uoien Safety pins, doien ,,,.... , ....So KkuII site Safety IMne, doien. . . . lo Plus, paper ..lo Meavvy Dray Hose, pair. ......... .......... .10o Ladles' extra alio 11.00 Union Bulta for, suit ,.T5o Men'a Cotton Drawer, special, nalr ,.,.....,...,.,....... SCo lAJiea Dri Bktrts, sood value, at 11.56 c OuUbk KUbocI. yard ...... ?Ho Jtotf lt Color Calico, yard...... ...... 6o r le, Sc So and 10c auortmoata. ' Rostcin & Greenbaum becnuso ho has merely soitKht to net down tho scenoa of which ho was en tlroly familiar tho Bconos whoro ho spent hU boyhood day. Uvoryono who has llvad in tho country will nt onco rocoKulxo such typos us the flir tatious mllllnor, the old iwttlor. tho young Inwyor, the storo-box orator, tho Konorat storekeeper, the poll, tlclnu. tho shlftlosd darkey nnd all tho rest. o THR SPLIT LOaiUlAU. Much has been said of Into of the drag for roads mndo of split Iors, but so far little attention seems to have been paid to It In this commun ity. Tho cost of tho contrlvanco Is almost nothing and so much has been written In its favor that wo hopo to boo It given n trial. Any thing that will tond to make rough Places smooth as tho mud begins to dry up will certainly be a great ben efit and thla Is what tho drag will do. An exchange says: When tho smile of spring appear. Drag tho road; ' Whoa tho corn la In tho ear, Kvery season in tho year, Drag tho road I Whon you'vo nothing else to do. Drag tho road; It but for an hour or two, Drag tho road. It will keep them good as now, witn n purpose arm and true, rail la line It's up to you; Drag tho road! Would you do tha proper thlag? Drag tho road. Set the ayateui on the wlog, Drag the rtod. Olv th arag a lively awluc: To t Uurel-wmtte to XIiml HOUSE TUESDAY NIGHT Reconsiders Portage Railroad Bill For $60,000 Parses BUI For Establishment of Feeble Minded Institution Boskles onactlng the bill for the ostnbllghinont of nn institution for the feeble mlndod, tho house did the following routine buslnoss. Tho fol lowing wero disposed ef: S. D. 118, Millar of Linn and Ma rlon. A bll Ifor nn net to secure lnnd for Institution for tho fcoblo minded. 8. B. 185, Ilnlloy, n bill for an net to forbid employment of convicts in certain linos. Passed. S. D. ISO, Nottingham (substltuto for 8. 13. 164), a hill for nn net to prevent soliciting or enticing children for Immornl purposoa. Passed. 8. D. 18, Bench, n bill for nn net to provide for tho ubo of voting ma chines. Passed. 8. B. 1C, Bonch, a bill for nn act to provide for punlshmont for porsons rosponslblo for, contributing to, de linquency or dependency of children PnHod. S. II. 04, Coshow, n bill for nn net to perfoct record of tltlos to lands grnntod Orogon by tho United Stntou Passed. 8. B. CC, Mnlnrkoy, a hill for an net to nmond section 574G of tho codo rolntlng to proceedings nt lnw or in equity. Passed. S. B. C, Coshow, n hill for nn net to nmond section 3008 of tho codo. relating to foos of jurors. Passed. 8. D. 146, Coke, n bill for nn net to bettor protect snlmon and other fish. Passed. New Hills Introduced. II. n. 44.6, Judiciary, to fix tlmo of holding circuit court in Mnlhour county. Considered engrossed nnd passed to thlr drcndlng. S. B. 447, by Crook, Klamath, Lnko nnd Grant delegation, for fixing snlnry of judgo of Klamath county Considered engrossed nnd paused to third rending. l'ortngo Hills Heconsldert'tl. In tho lower houso last night tho voto tnkon In tho afternoon passing Senntor Whenldon's bill appropriat ing $60,000 for tho extension of the portngo railway at Colllo was rocon Bldorod nnd tho matter wns laid on the tnblo. l'Ycblo .Mlmlctl Institute. The senate bill Introduced by Sen ntor Mlllor, appropriating $100,000 for tho establishment of hu institute for tho fcoblo mlndod, was enacted by tho lowor houso last night. Tho only members voting against tho bill wero Campbell. Holt and Morrymnn Mr. Ilnrrett mndo some objections to tho amount, hut votod for the bill Tho measure waB dofonded by Speak er Davoy. with Newell In tho chair Tho discussion was briof. Tho hill passed tho sonato p week ago. nnd thoro Is little doubt It will be ap proved by tho govoruor. and will be came a lnw. OUR MEATS ARE ALWAYS THE DEBT. For wo take especial care to buy none but tho best, and our customorB ran always depend upon getting tho best in tho market at right prices when they buy at our markot. B. O. GROSS, State Street Market Phono 201 The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There is a diicaw: prevailing in this country most dangerous becauw o decep- "- 'iimiiycnatieu deaths arc caused hy U-hcart dis ease, pucmuuuia, heart failure or apoplexy are often the result of kid ncy ditcase. If kidney trouble is allowed toad vauce thekiducy-poiMm cvl blood will nt- nrans. ratnitn. ...i. - the bladder, or the kidnevs themselrM ureak uown ami waste awav cell hy celt :.".", ".M""","lfl ",wy result the vital o tack from a derangement of the kidneys and a cure la obta ncd onickest by a proper reatmeut of the kulnen. If yw arefiS lag badly you can mate no mistake by taking Hr, Kilmer's 5wawp-Poot. the great kidney liter and bldSer remedy It corrects Inability to hold urine and scalding win in passing it, and overl comes that unpleasant eceuy of bcine compelled to ro often Uirm.t, ..- .. "? andlOKjt up tway times dunue the nfrhY ,TiU5miW Uk extmordmar effect of Swamp-Root U soon rMi,!f ItsUnd. the hW fR3a cure of the uioit distretiiaK case. Swawp-Root is pleasant to take and Is sokl by all druRKists in fifty-ctntVnd oaeHlolUr tire bottle. Yoa iJ lv" awnple bottle of trua wmkrful new Z. ctnery and took tlat telu all bot l bHhsetfrecby4iU AddreDrKir. mer Co., Wnshamtoa, N y! Vhca writlas BMtsUott readiug this Kr5 o fu thU ipcr, rJUt KukTS mt, Dr. JCilwefa Swm.Root aod tat vsJti 2Mik B B ?:!o:..a.pMkot, 'J""""8 wealth iu , building fl0Dr e good old ! avw iinglaDd ' A.eT "s iioafm6. y" think ,0U Self.risliiR n. n n , you can m.iV. v "kothoPurlUn, 9 make. " aT 3-n PnnfnW. t, Is also a pure food; ,J ... .a ua water &t4t on a hot griddle. ALLEN'S B B B FLOUR Cft rncJiic const Factory. Su Cftl. listcrn Factory, Jj won nulls, Miuiawa, fo lOR JOIST AND FLOORING Tho best placo to Duy fs where tho best stock of lumber is carriod. The ontiro building trado know that thoro Is not a finer Btock of lumbor than that carried by ub. Wo nre ready to All tho largest contract promptly. Wo don't koop tho build er waiting. That's a very Important point. Near S. P. passongor depot GOODALE LUMBER CO. Phono G2 Main. It's Going Fast And gives perfect satisfaction. Rrery sack in guaranteed, and that accounts for the rapid Increase In Ale.. Also it is still made of OLD WHEAT e and is the beat flour at any price. USE ONLY Wild Rose Flour At all first class grocers. Those Woolen Blankets Tho heavy ones that eTrr? uses during tho cool monthi(y clothing, nro awkward uMnt'i handle at home, why not mi t to tho laundry whon they neeli lng? VJ...I1I .. .K..1.. . .1 xuu u uuk umy savo yourttllli of hard work, but you will bant! returned to you in a belter a than if you tried to wathtUsi homo. Wo roako them cleaner, mfel fluffier, and do not shrink thea 1 truth of tho matter is, that uy b man who will coraparo a liuie blanket from Tho Salem Stein I dry, and a homo washed oce, i not help but notlco the diSera Tho home washed ono will In d'l Btreaked, feel sticky, look Uapji Bmoll badly, while the one mi t tho laundry will bo perfectly i sweet and fluffy. Yours for m work. 8ALEM 8TK.VJI IiAraMT, i Phone 25. 186-166 S. Life I on r WHISKY) A DELIGHTFUL BKTin.GK A 8AFK STIMULANT A GOOD MEDICINE For Hie by A. BCHRraKR. Suont wisely Is the source cti satisfaction. Why not ipeadil of It wisoly now buylnj sroefl usT Baker. Lawrence &W gaceeeaors to naxritt L"1 H.S.Gile&Ci. 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