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". "ideal I lit ft !?-' ' Ui '.' DAILY OATITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, nnv.ans. TUESDAY, MARCH Jg, 1007. - ' 1 FOR COUGHS KING OF CURES THE WONDER WORKER FOR ' COLDS THROAT 1 PR. KING'S! LUNGS HEW DISCOVERY I FOR COUGHS AND COLDS PREVENTS PNEUMONIA I bad the most debilitating cough a mortal was over afflicted with, and my friends expected that yrhen I left my bed it would Burcly bo for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case incurable, but thankB be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's. New Discovery cured mo so completely that I am all Bound and well. MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovcrtown, Ind. Price 60o and $1,00 ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED? Trial Bottle Free SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY CONNER IS STILL LANDLORD Owner of Property Changed His Mind, and Deal is off J. C. PERRY'S DRUG STORE THE HOP BUSINESS BRIGHTENS Prospects for Better Facilities to Handle Next Crop Thoro line Ijooii u greater nativity among tho hopmen during the past row iluya than ttiuro linn boon for nonlo tlino, nml whllo tho prices havo not materially advanced, tli'o Indications aro tlmt tho Increased demand wilt hnvo Ita effect In tlmt direction. According to a report from tliu Dnllnu miction tlioro linn horn ,a greater niitiilior of Iniyora asking for hopa but tho groworti lmvo rotuaod to consider 10 nml 11 cents. Many hocUoiib report a aim llnr romtltioii. Hovoral llnnii nro hrIiI to bo offering 12 nml 13 M conta nml considerable wna dono yesterday hut fow cholco IoIh ro innln. Aiiiouk tho union reported yesterday nro 10!) bale bought by llonj. Bohwaru & Co. imtl tho ami nlson lot which wn bought by Charlca l.lviwluy. Tho forinor lot Is Mid to havo boon contracted for nt 7 coutH and thu latter U cunta. William Drown hna piirohnsod tho Doany lot nt Jefferson, reported nt 9 conta. Cnrmlohael Ih unld to hnvu pur chimed tho Morley lot nt flllvertuu this morning nt 8 cunt. . Ono ureal dmwbaok to the hop , rortlnnd and Hnlem 1 tho laek of Industry lit tho sec-tlOHa other than propor warehouses ami suitable pluooa to handle tho her. A ooin jmiiy la being formed lu rorllnml for tho purpose of building war, houdee throughout Ike hot district whloh will enable tho shipper to handle tho produot to u better ad vantage. Tho building whloh are proposed will Int modern structures and equipped with nil iieoeeenry oonvenlenee to properly euro for. tho hop. A special faoature will be tlmt a skylight will ho placed lu each wnroUoiuw whloh will bo u great feature for Inspecting pur po. UullilhiB. It u reported, will be built ut North Ynmhlll. In- dopendonco, McMlnnvlllo, Aurora, or Ilubbnnl, nml Dallas. Thoro nro nbout 18.000 bales of hops loft in Orogon mid npproxlmntoly 5,000 hulas lmvo boon sold during tho past wook. Tho titiotnttcms in tho Now York market ns follews: Now York Stnto 190(5 I'rlmo to oholne 21 23 Medium to prime .. 18020 Now York Hlnto lOOC Prime to Cholco 9 011 Common to fair 8fl 9 Paolllo Const- I'rlmo to ohnluo 12 013 Medium to prlmo 1001: PacMo Const I'rlmo to cholco 10012 Ordinary to fnlr 80 9 i ii mr WrlnkloH nro ago-tollors. Drlvo thorn away by tnklnK Holllstor'a ltooky Mountain Tea. It's bolter than coHtnotlcH. It doca tho bual nosa. 35 centa, Ton or Tnblota, nt Dr. Htono'H. o Idaho Mining Nowh, l.owlaton, Idnho, Mnrch 12. At tho meeting of tho atockholdorn of thu Jumbo initio hold In this city, rroniuror C. 13. Hotter reported that during 1000, tho toua of oro milled wan 2073. Tho average vnluo on tho platoa wau $3.23 per ton, or JD, 013.85. Tho ohlorlnntlon production wna $399.85 and tho total production being $10,013.70. Thu totnl reoolpta for tho purlod between January 25, 1900. nml Mnrch 4, 1907, wore 32, 174. b3. leaving n bnlnnco of $82.31 on hand. Thu totnl not ronaon of thu oompHny valuing tho oro In night nt the average nanny vnluo ($7.90 u tan) amounted to $601,130.07. Old placer ground near 1'lorcu City will nil be worked ovor ngulu wHliln (ho next few years, aecordlag to I. I). Oleek, a mining operator of that section. A ttMt of tho Huhlu elevntiH- ban ahown that thla ma ehlee Uh been very auceoMful In working over lhe ground nnd alnue the elerUMg ef the Ural elevator aome time Mgtt, verttl Uhvo been plneed ' oh Preueh rreek, Ithoilee erook. Htuikt creek awl CrotlHti rreek. It How llkt) Are thraugh your volna; it dot tho work. It you're waiting away day by day, tako llol lUter'a Itocky Mountntu Ta. 35 ctnta. Te or Tablet Sold at Dr. titoiio'a. AgaliiNt Olllclal Puns JiOW. (Orogon City Courior.) Stato Senator J. K. HcdgoB 1ms by no monna given up Ills light ngalnut tho giving out of pasBee by tho rail roada. At the county convention of Urntigee hold In thla city Tuoaday af ternoon a resolution wns introduced ami iinnnlmouBly adoptoJ whloh put tho GrnngaH of tho county on record na willing to do nil lu tliolr power to bring tho referendum to boar on tho no-called compulsory patw bill by Kroomnn, which wont through tho leglulatiiro. Tho convention has boon called to oloct doluguto8 to tho Htato conven tion of Grnngoa to bo hold in Hood Hlvor In May, but tho purpoao of tho culling became Incidental In Im portance to tho resolution Introduced by George Ogle, of Molalla. Tlio dologatoa wuro unnnlmouu in tha auntluicnta contained In tho resolu tion, nnd In tlio dlactiHalon mnny re marks 'commendatory of Sonntor UcdgoH woro made for tho fight ho made ngalnat what tho GrnngurB con alder a crying ovll.' Following la tho toxt of thu roRelutlona: U'horena, At tho Into Juno elec tion tho votora by an overwhelming majority decided in favor of an nntl pntw law, and Whereas, Said bill, on account of a technical orror, fallod to become a law, nnd Whoroaa, Tho rocont leglalnturo fallod to ratify tho oxprotwed wlah of thu peoplu but enacted n compul sory pass law whloh we believe to bo wrong In prluolplo, thoroforo be It Keeolvoil, That wo, tho Clackn maa county Grnugora. In convention naaombled, do favor mich action aa will bring the reforondum to bear otraald compulsory pnaa law, and to that end we nek tlio state Grange to en-operate with the aubordluate Grange. T Conner thought he had Bold i his leaae of the Willamette ho t. but the owner of the property rh nigtd Ida mind over night, and the ttiinsf.-r could not be mnde. Fred Ki-h had a verbal promise from A Bimh that he would give Mr. Connor a wiltten permit to transfer the lrafi-, which still runs three years, to Fred Fleh, nnd on tho strength of tills they virtually closed the deal, nti.1 Flah telegraphod for Ills mothor to come and take charge. When tho matter was to bo ratified Mr. Bush call' tl It off, ns tho lonBo to Connor contnlns a clause to tho offect thnt no transfer can bo made without the written consont of tho owner of the proprrty. This caused a grcnt dl nppointinent to tho mnnngemont, nnd Mr Conner is obliged to announce that he will coutlnuo to hold tho ho tel. Ho will go to his fnrm In Klam ath county for tho summor, as usu al, nnd Fred Fish will run tho house for him. Mr. Connor snys If thoy hnd closed the donl thoro would have been legal difficulties, nnd neither he nor Flah would linvo hnd any rights on the premises, so rnthor than take any cIirhcoh thoy lmvo decided not to make nny trnnsfor of tho lonsc. The Capltnl Journal published what It did In good faith, ns tho transfer was all planned and arranged for, and the early news, as usual, ap peared In this paper. Tlio Texn Wonacr. Curoa all kldnoy, bladdor and rhoumntlc trouble; sold by all drug gists, or two months' treatment by mall for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Send for toattmonlnls . 8old by Stone's drug atoro. dw-lyr o All Society Will Bo Out. Local focloty, If It followa In tho wako of society oloswhore, will bo out In full forco Wednesday night nt tho Grand opora house, whon Cros ton Clorko will prosont tho modorn emotional drnma "Tho Bagged Mos songor." Society, which must nl waya have something now to Intorost and amnio It, la Just now devouring with avidity all the information it can obtain regarding sottloment work, nnd the atmoaphero of thla now play la said to be pregnant with tho lights and shadows of life In tho Blums of New York, whoro tho prin cipal character, John Morton, tho If You Are Sick It is because some of tlie organs of the body are not doing their work well. There is a lack of that nervous energy that gives them motion. Con sequently you aro weak, worn-out, nervous, irrit able, cannot sleep; have headache, indigestion etc. because there is not suffi cient nerve force to keep the organs active and al low them to perform their natural functions. Dr. Miles ' Nervine restores health because it restores this nervous energy. "I hnvo been nick for a year, nnd did not know what wrb the mutter with me. I tried many remedies nnd none of them proved of nny value. I heard of Dr. Miles' Nervine. I pro cured a bottlo. and before- 1 hnd taken half of It I was better. 1 would have had nervous prostration If I lrad not cot this medlclno when I did. I con tinued to tnko It until I waa entirely well. 1 have since recommended it to Ave of my lady friends, nnd they linvo nil thnnked mo for dolnu so, for ItbcnentedthcmlL" 3 S3 8. 3d St., Columbus, Ohio. Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold by your druaolat, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benent. If It falls, he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind clergyman, Is known ns "Tho Ragged Messenger." Tho rocont marrlngo of tho wonlthy scion of ono of Amer ica's foromost fnmlllos to a poor, obscuro young Jowoss, who ho mot In tho downtown missions, has un doubtedly whottcd the doslro of so cloty to lenrn moro about thoso humble workers, o State Shooting Gallery. Adjutnnt-Gonornl W. E. Finzor enmo up from Portland, and tonight will moot with Company Q for tho purpose of establishing nn Indoor rlllo rango horo, for practlco, a 22 callbro bolng used. Thoso offer a flno Hold for practlco, and nro very popular when established. Albany Domocrnt. o Yeomen, Attention. Yeomnn lodgo will moot this even ing In tho Hurst hall at 8 o'clock. Tho Grand Foreman of tho lodgo of Dos Moines, Iowa, will bo prcsont and a full attondanco Is desired. Open mooting bring your friends. KvniiL'i'ii,-i ,T Albanv. m.i. .itaWt. Jameson has rcsltT81, J- 1 tho Evangelical ch', ' and last !.,.. ... rcn'til.-. united with t ""? J -- viiir riant ii which thoy win , L! l. council of the church m admit Bev. .Tm " mHu preacher of the church. V nblo preacher, a maBof ' talents nmi i .u . ot Baptist church may C On tO dO Gffprflv . Utpc-M .., nuri. B , son Is the second w.. .w J tor who has g(jno lmM church at this , m ..... . . W toBom.ftM,...,;..:"",,,Bstt5ii "-,v ' u i en DR. KUM Wonderful CHINESE Dorjg "1U "eai yi withoH,, Ap nfiln ' T TT I . Rolom ..! t. "'J'tBII .v,, w uua enrea ouy p2 ri.,0 ucio. ut ass UTed is I 'on . . . M ' . jc.bb, una can btmtri naes mnny mcdlelnM v. . v. rinrlfAfa hmJ u.'ll .( uuu.o, ouu wim men ett i catarrh, asthma, lnaip p.n . matiflm, stomach, Utw, laibij Dr. Kum makes a ipwliltj i nuu lomnie uouDIfa. Ilii n cure private diseases whea else fails. He has hnmW.. u , monials, and glvw cobssIUUmj Prices for medicines tut a. Porsons in tho country cu tfo blank. Send stamp. If yon want some ixtra fcitai it irom us. DE. KUM BOW W0 00, 107 Sonth High street, bin, ( mm f- cw i 'CV s . Mrs. Gibson Worne. . Mrs. D. Gibson, who has boon ill in Portland for somo tlino, Is re ported to bo vory low. Sho is tho mother of tho Gibson brotuora ot Polk county. '? ix)it ntsTini Wo hnvo a vnrlety of delldotui nies and pastry, Inclndlnj ou ! oua "Hot Cross Bum" set . ting our over popular lost- brend, Tho products of curl can nlwara bo relied upoaiofl nbsolutely fresh, healthful t:Ii trltlous. Wo oraplor th bt ti nnd ronulro thorough clett-s all dopartmenU, Injuria M sanitary condltloni. ut M your Easter order earl; CAPITAL HAKEH1. O. niom,rnf- I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I M I I I I I M I I I I t I I 1 I 1 1 11 I I I I I I I I y I I II I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M I i I M lf Tv UvU, J 390 Pounds OF Bicycle Tires Direct from the Lead ing Tire Factories in America This jtknuivK )tu of letter ami frt-lu'r tin1 than rtm Ih Wiught !- Iiorv. ' m litis us o aw tlu only blcjclo iWlcr in S lent m buy t)lrvt frvm tho factttrie. Itrlng lit uur wluvt nnd huo It (Icaiunl ami llttt ut fop- (.prlng rldhitf. New 'Wheels from $25 upf.Cash or;iasUUM&ts 9100 ltuwunl, 100. The renders ot this papor will bo pleased to learn that there Is at least on dreaded dlaeaso that science has been able to ouro In all Its stages, nnd that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure la tho only poaltlva cure now known to the mod leal fraternity. Ca tarrh being a constitutional disease, require a institutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter ually, acting dlreotly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces ot the system, thereby destroying the foundation ot the dlaeaso. and glrlug the patient strength by building up the consti tution nnd assisting nature In doing Ita work. Tho proprietors have so much faith in Ita curatlro powers that thoy offer One Hundred Dollars for nny caao that It falls to cure. Send for list ot testimonials. Addres V. J. CHBNKY & CO., TO- ledo, O. Sold by all druggists. 7 Re. Take Hall's Faulty Pills for con. stlpatlon. Ills Naiito Wn Gov, lAJng. Paris. Mareh IX. Jma Paulu Pierre Caalmlr-Perler. formw irosl- dent of Krauco, It dead. ffv&i I tO CUKE A OOLI IX OXE 1UV. Take LAXAT1VR BP.OMO OuInln Tubleta, DrucKista refund moaey It It falls to cure, E, W. OBOVK'8 Wall Paper Bare Wm'k i NaU IC a VttA r!m l-k rrct UflUSP. jj make them new at a very small cost VN . t art M . . .iNiarH :; arc ottering our old stock of papers atgrw '' reduced orires Tall nnri goo mir lincb'c i kiasVb4i 41 4 aVt ii buying HOUSE-CLEANING MAY Mi A NEW CARPET We can sunnlv vour wants line with almost anything y acl; 4 A tf- nM:o fhnf- win W y uji CJIC1I1U Ul pi ILCO tsrw :ZC pocketbook. iVKJ?,. l'Z5&& v3& Ytf IP .. --2S imi JLJV y &imh &r'' sooy ' ' ' . Rant h n A-w HOUSE FURNISHINGS nrj aigaatqre on each box. He. "Tf'aPtx. IMlHMMifWt 177 LIBERTY STRH V"'"''MlllllllM,,nnnitJ.M ;; IHh GZai ..