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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BAUM, ORBGON, TUESDAV, MAIIC11 12, 1007.
Made from pure grape cream
of tartar, and absolutely free from lime,
alum and ammonia.
nOVAl OAKINO POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
mill. LEMON SLAIN
BY WILLIAM BLOSS
.
Continued from pnpo ono.)
with Ills n loco, Mm. Loo, n Hohool
toucher, nt Camns vailoy. Ho had
twosslhor ulccos In this county, Jlr.
J. TI. McKay, of WlnchoHtor, and
Alra. Alfred Mutthowa, of Tool. His
UKtor, Mrs. l'llznbctli Davln, now re
siding In I'olk county, was forinorly
employed nt tlio lionio of Watson
EDavJa, of Kdonbowor.
ClmrKcd With Slimier.'
DIohs was formally charged with
'rourdor l)y tho coronor'B Jury, whloh
ruturood Its vordlct this morning.
Tho Jury was compoHud of Ulon
AVJmberly, Hoy MpClallim, A. T. lies
tul, II. Wollonhorjf, H. M. Kolly and
A. CrwiHun. AvIIuk upon tho vordlct
'District Attorney Drown will nrralRn
lilm booro JiiHtlco Long nt 4 o'clock
thlH iitoriioon. Mloss has but ono
-Idea hi mind, and that la to com
moner doing puunuco for IiIh crlmo.
Ilo bn ulnrndy nskod tho district nt
toniy how soon his trlut would ho
4ifld, and about how many yours' Iin
flirJoninont hu would got.
, O '
FULTON
COMING
TO TOWN
KOTKIi A1UU VALS.
Will Be Given a Cordial Re-
ception Thursday
Evening
IjN(cm
ia romomhor tho noxt tlmo you
iBUffor from pain caused by dump
'wmihor whon your bond noarly
bursts from neuralgia try Ilallard's
8now Liniment. It will ouro you. A
proinlnant buslnoss man of Hemp
utflud, Toxnn, writes: "I Imvo used
your liniment, i Previous to using J
I was n gruat aufferor from Ilhoumu
tism and NqiirnUiln. I am plonsod
to say that now I niu froe from those
'complaints. I nm Hiiro I owo this to
-jour liniment." 8old by I). J. Kry.
COMIM1 ATTUACTIOXH.
AVediiemlay, Mnrtili IS. Creeton
"CJarko In "The Unngiul Meeeeniier."
Saturday, March HI: Charlee II.
llunord In "Jiilim Caesar."
1'rlday, Muroh IS: lteneflt to
AlarKttritM Pleoher.
WaduMHliif, April 10: gouea'a lt
mbU opera. "The Free Uuoe."
ltayinnad lllichoock. Ih "The Yan
kee ToiirUi."
"Alli!. 8lt b) tit IMre."
"Th Ti'iulrrfoot."
HlhiKufnuul,
ToHlght. The Fterbw company In
Tbe QokloH alum MlHe."
Auditorium Holler Itlulc.
Morning. afternoon r4 eveitlaf
eloii.
TuftHlur vtnliig: Kpeclal widely
vent 10 to !i n, m. for Albany ex
vuntlouUU. Tho hiu Hull,
Thurtday MlKht: Ittka' aaalnl, inn
Ural program am) danelng.
! I I Q
Iiou't roinpbilu,
If our uhiwt nalns and you aro
unable to sloop because uf a ouuith.
lluy a buttle of llnllard's llorohound
yrup, and yon won't have any
-cough, del a bottle now and that
Ktauctt wlU not last long. A cure for
all pulmonary diseases. Mr. J ,
Tlalvftnton, Texas, write; "l oan't
ay enough for Ilallard's llorehound
Siyrup. The rollpf It hat rIvou mo U
H that U tucssary for me to say."
Sold by D. J. Kry.
Word was received at Ilepuhllann
houdquartors this morning that
Unltod Stntos Somttor Kultoit would
bo In Snlom Thursdny, and, In ac
cord unco with plniiH provlously mado.
ho will bo ulvoti a reception at tho
Wlllnmotto hotol Thursday ovonlug.
A hnnouot will bo spread, at which
Honator Fulton and othors will mako,
NpouohoH, and thuro will bo a Jolly
oolobrntlou to nil tho HopubllcniiH of
Hnloin and vicinity, who will bo out
In full forco to groat tho sonntor who
has been playing uliuoxt a louo hand
at llie nutlomil cnpltnl. Tlckuts to
the dinner will bo wild nt $1.00 and I
It Is open to all who enro to attend
It Is desired by the committee that
on many itopunllcnnH as possible
from all the cities and towns In
reach of Salem attend and Join In
lh greeting, and a cordial Invita
tion Is extended by them.
The general committee Is com-
posed of the live bonds of the Itupub
llrwu organizatien: County Chnlr
maii Murphy, State Glwtlrinnji Water
City Chairman Downing and 1'resl
dent flmlth, of tho Itooievelt Club.
Thwy will meet tonltelit nt the olllce
or Dr. flmlth, In tho Odd Fellowe'
temple, and ask itepubllriius gener
ally to attend and aaelst them In inuk
tn up the reception oommllteve ami
ub-onnunltteM nsceesary to Insure
uooeee. Word has already been re
ceived from Woodburu and Jeffer-
boh that delegations will be at Sklent
to Join In the recepUou festivities.
Tickets to the 'bftHUiiet ore on sole
and ma be bail at the following
plaws: Stateeman ottlr. Journal of
lice. Patton Brae., Derby Wllleoa's
olBre and of tht general committee.
Senator Kuliun will ftpend Tuareilay
In the city on legal busluees, and
will stay over night to mft u many
of bis frlewle as poMlule.
Willamette.
J. !'. It. Wobor, San Francisco.
D. H. Qoldsmlth, Portland.
Qoorgo W. Avorlll, Portlnnd.
It. J. P. Thurston, Crawfordsvllla
Vj. A. Hodman, Portland.
Will H. King, Ontario.
Hon Franklin, Oakland, Cal.
C. V. Stnlor, Portland.
Clins. J, Crook, Chicago.
O. C. Wattles, Dotrolt.
Win. Itomncly, Portland.
IV D. IteunoHon, Portland.
0. It. Cobnt and wlfo, Portland.
J. I. Sprlngor, Portland.
I). M. Stovor, city.
J. S. Fournlcr, Portlnnd.
Frank S. Grant, Portlnnd.
8. 0. Wondol, Los Angolos.
II. L. Dlggs, Sail Francisco.
Win. Koch.
F. J. Durham.
W. Houonblatt, San Francisco.
T. Pearson, Portlund.
Clins. Smith.
Cotlfigc.
.1. M. Itlco, Portland.
0. W. HoynoldB, Portlnnd.
Win. II. MucCullough, Now York.
It. Gordon, Portlnnd.
O. Ilasoltur, Portland.
C. J. Dlllluger. Portland.
Mr. ami Mr. 8. W. Sprout!?, Port
laud. 0. P. Coshow, HbseburK.
Ceo. Cobat mid wife.
W. Young, New York.
Hnloin.
J. I). Adams, Indianapolis.
P. J. Danny, Joirorson.
Hurry Meodornuck, Portland.
II. Newell, Portland.
W. II. Omy, St. Paul.
A. J. Gallic, San Francisco.
Frank Milliard, Seattle.
J. W. Ilrown. Detroit, Mich.
8. 11. Stowiirt, Woodburu.
Paul Weber, Alma, .Mich.
Iu ThoiMtt. Tncoina.
Hurt Jones, St. Louis.
MAXIM
TALKS
WAR
Great Gunmaker Advocates
Spending $200,000,000
for Defense
Washington, March 12. "Within
five years we will have war with Ja
pan," Is tho prediction of Hudson
Maxim, the great wnr munition In
ventor, who Is on the way to Indian
Head to watch tho Binokoioes powder
tests. "Measure my words, whon I
mako this prediction," ho continued.
"Our Interests on tho Pacific conflict
and our wealth is a lure to tho Jap
anese, who hnvo gained tholr ostl
mato of the Whlto rnco from tho Una
slans. We aro totally unprepared
for such a strugglo." Maxim Bays
tho Japs could land 200,000 men on
tho Pacific coust and got thorn to tho
Itockles beforo wo could chock
thorn. Ho Bays wo ought to Bpond
$200,000,000 to equip a fleet for tho
Pacific as largo as Japan's.
N'cw Itlnk nt Corvnllls.
CorvalllB Is to have a new $2000
skating rink. Tho buildef Is Mr. Mc
Fnrland, of Linn county, and tho
contract was let Tuesday to W. O.
Heckart, tho well-known contractor.
The building will bo GOxlOO, and will
occupy a position on tho Peter Calla
han lots Just west of tho steam laun
dry. Thp room will have an Eastern
rock maple floor and bo up to dato
In every respect. It Is .said an .ele
gant electric piano will bo installed
in tho rink whon completed.
: :
Found at Lost.
J'. A. Harmon,' of Lizcmore, West
Va., says: "At last I have found the
perfect pill that never disappoints
me; and for the benefit of othors af
flicted with torpid livor and chronic
constipation, will say: tako Dr.
King's Now Life Pills." Guaranteed
satisfactory. 25c at J. C. Perry, drug-glsl.
Nicaragua Attacks Port of Honduras
Tegucigalpa, March 12. Celba is
threatened by an immediate attack
by a Nicaraguan naval forco. Three
stcamorR, carrying armed men, are
reported to have been sighted. Cel
ba is tho chief fruit center. Its cap
ture would be a serious blow.
,,c"n Sal.i .-
Uvonla, N. Y ., IV
lotion of ,lcense
a very compI1 -;"-
nito restrain, .J?1!
nostlmr .. a k i
on nf !, b.
toaay. n,:'
tion will be l,rn.... lDii
mooting later on. U
K Hotel Fin.
Sault Ste Mnn .. .
Iroouola hn, u- ' '" X.
000. TweXn0.
escaped.
BULLOCK Rbtk
RESTAURAN
Twoi
"mil Dang
Open Dav nnA mt
The best of ,.:.
Clean and qukk sJ
I
Wc Want Your Ear
ttO-
YOU onn utart chcoklng
us at any time aud
OOUHt with
with any a mount. It Is only neoea
wry that you bar miougli moei'
la the bank to oar the total
amouul ft tho ohtKiks you iMwe
IF ntur hflk RiuBHUt to uHly
93S.0A a-Month, thai hiu will
rry imr ewunt.
T1IK money la the lkmk wakec
reur ohwk cood.
PAY by cheek. beaiie It U
tb safiMt. umt and ntt oon
xenleat method.
Tnintiforx of Ileal Itsluto.
The following dews imve beit
ItlHted oh roord In the olllee of the
Marlon oniinty reoerder:
August 'Huokoustoluot ux., to
C. J. Korluek, wrt of lot
IS. Ih Salem, w d $ SIS
P. a. KljthtlluKor. et U.., to
Itdward Mill I or, t ux.. II
aerea In Marlon eouuty. w d looo
J It. Moore, et ux., to J. W.
J. II. Shawbeok, 10.11
aema. In t I a. r I w, w d . .
Ktohotna art (a JohiU
OertK. 6T.TI aorta In see 3S,
t T a, r t w, w d
IC. V 1a. et use. to J T.
OsHTHd, 1st 18, la J M.
llrmvu' add t 8tterioH,
v d
a 8. Plik to J. A.(llernardU t
ul.. land lit' btoek SI, Snldni.
w it
He had no coat upon his back,
Hut had one on IiIh tongue,
And Itocky Mountain Toh. It's aald
Kept him from being bung.
(Had breath.)
- Sold at Dr. 8ln'e.
UnitU 1M KsW Yw run Atari fagM
-tutryy. J&4c&t
Utt
turned our way for a few moments while we mention
1 taw tacts you may have overlooked. There is a vaf
difference between
Purity and Quality
and is especially so in the drug business; Every druggist
talks about "purity of drugs." We talk about first qua!.
ity. A drug may be strictly pure and yet not be of first
quality. For instance: Quinine is made from Cinchona
bark. Some of it yields only two per cent while the first
quality bark yields eleven per cent. Both are pure but
one is of better quality. So it is with many other drugs,
If we fill your prescriptions, we use
DRUGS OF FIRST QUALITY
only and have them compounded by men who are educated in modern scientific ph
macy which has outrun crude methods of olden times. We keepup with modem science.
Hints why our pharmacy is equipped with moderm appliances.
v
ED CROSS PHARMACY
Comer State and Commercial Streets
Phone 144
Jerman & Ward, Praps.
Phone 933
1000
iceo
310
,
H. 8. llrower to 8. a UUlay.
161 aoree In t 0 e, r $ ,
w d , , , , ,........
310
1300
Sflii State Rank
L. JC PAGE. PfMeint '
I 1W. HAZARD, OufcW
A CtavallU flirt,
Mks Udna Irvine, a Corvulll strl.
daiiRhter of Mr. and Mm. 11. F. Ir
vine, who U now In an Baitorn theat
rloal company. rclve a vry flat,
terlnc notJae In tho last Imho of 'Tho
lmiboarU,- a theatrical Jowraal.
which say of her:
"Mis IMha Inlae. who recently
made sera ah Imprewlon In The
BAar Deal. has been eriKRl In
tho mpport of Thoioaa Kom In "Tho
Olber OlrlM It U often thought
that pertotiallty It a great factor In
the iu(roiM of an notr. It thl bo
trim MIm Irvlno' natuo will soon be
well to th front, for, beelde & nS
wral hUtrloulo gift. aujraentsl by
thorouKh tagc tralnluR aed & rawly
lautlful faro of tho Maude Faly
typ, MIm Irvlno Is richly endowed
Ivlth that raro, Indefinable charm
known as prOBllty."
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SPRING
HOUSE CLEANING
Demands many new things in house furnishings.
for the kitchen we recommend new Linoleum and
Varnished Tile Paper. These two things reduce the
cleaning 25 per cent, making kitchen work a please
lfStcSr o1f a drudgery. Then a new Buck or Malle
able Range would perfect this most important part of
the home.
Next comies the dining room, living room and par
!?rn Xor each of thcse wc have Furniture, Carpets,
Wall Paper and Drapery suitable in style and pe
to meet all requirements.
This season we are showing an exceptionally &&
line of ingrain papers, with borders and ceilings of
light morie the latest effects.
Watch for our sale this week on Plate Racks for
dining rooms.
BUREN & HAMILTON
IUJUIIIigy. M