DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1007.
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of Appetite OREGON'S
SENIOR
SENATOR
l-.knhlood needs pun-
s000 m7 for then the blood
.& organs the
Prt ,. ho nroncr per-
their functions.
anil Is pre-eminently
-- ' ..l. T mnkPfl tllO
KU rich, and strengthens Will
Cflwrtlw organs.
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t After taking one bottle of
rcrwmia i couia t J
fed I "" ,f Amnnda Fen-
ww. Conn.
&o substitute for
j'sSarsapaniia
. ttvPii. Get it today.
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Be Given a Cordial
Greeting at the Cap
ital City
Th Republicans of Salem and Wll
lametto vnlley cities will honor Sen
ator Fulton on his visit here with a
public reception.
An enthusiastic nicoting was held
last evening at tho office of Sonator
Smith for the purpose of perfecting
arrangements' for a demonstration
Thursday (tomorrdw) evening.
Captain Chas. A. Murphy, chair
man of tho county central committee,
presided, and aftor discussion the fol
lowing committees wero nnmed:
Committee on banquot Hal D.
Patton, F. N. Derby and II. A. John
son. Co'mmltteo on reception Senators
J. N. Smith, T. B. Kay and Mayor
Rodgcrs.
Commlttco on program Col. Hof
or, R. J. Hond ricks, F. W. Waters.
Commlttco on cntertninment and
Introduction If. B. Thiolsen, E. M.
LaForo, J. J. Murphy, T. B. Jones,
J. II. Scott, A. M. La Follett,
D. II. Looney, of Jefferson;
Ed. Martin, Turner; J. II. Sottlcmlor
and Hurley Moore, Woedburn: M
VanVnlkonberg, Sllvorton; W. J.
Clarke, Qorvals; M. L. Jonos, Brooks
, II. A. Snydor, Aurora; W. II. Hob
Ison, Stnyton; Q. P. Terrell, Mehamn;
Bruce Cunningham, Liberty; L. M.
iGllbort, Rosedale; L. T. Reynolds
nnd E. L. Chalcrnft, Chemawa.
Sonntor Fulton will nrrlve by tho
morning trnin from Portland, nnd
will bo driven to tho Hotel Willam
ette. It Is expected that tho com
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tfjaere, Md, March u.
...,..,., YMIS0n. Of tl
p,rt Episcopal Church South,
cd today on nis trip uruuim ..
. .. t C.n EVntirlRPO
fcj, lHDg I""" "
loins He wm Blul
Hotolttlu His nrsi
., will bo to represent tho
w't Episcopal Church South
lie tentennary celebration of th-
Tacc of the first nroiesiam nu-
;irr into China, nt Sliangnni, on
I jth. After this lie win go 10
L to attend tho first gonornl
jttme of tho Methodist upisco
I church of Japan, which will bo
tl In May He win represent nw
Lth t this conference, which will
ut tbe union of the work or tno
branches of Methodists In Japan.
Lop Wilson and his wife colobrat-
titir golden wedding In Baltl-
t ca tho evening of tho 4th of
Lea, with a very large company of
I'Bdj and well-wishers.
o
Alice Hooovelt Wedding
i tcmethlng to be recorded in tho
lull of history. Horblno has boon
(tsoweldged tho greatest of llvor
'.Utori. A posttlvo cure for bll-
kttdicbes, constipation, Chills
irmr, and all liver complaints, i, ntteo on cntortnlnment nnd Intro
C Smith, Little Rock, Ark., . ductoa will seo thnt tho day Is mado
ket "Horblno Is tho greatest llv- j ,,iCft8nnt for hlra nnd Umt nll who
' "v" "laesiro may do given tno opportunl-
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Oyer-Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
It used to be considered that only
nriuary and bladder troubles -were to be
traced to the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly .nil diseases
have their beginning
in the disbrucr of
these most Important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Therefore, when your kidneysarc weak
or out or order, you can unucrslnnu now
quickly your entire body is nITcctcd and
how every orcan seems to fail to do its
duty.
If you nre sick or " feel badly," begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidneys nre well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you nre sick you can make no mis
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and tho extraordinary ciTcct of
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest fp its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, ami is sold
on us uterus by all
druggistu in fifty-cent
nnd one-dollar size
bottles. You may
nave n sample bottle iioraocfSmunp-Root,
'FRISCO
BUILDS
ANEW
Great Deniatid for Certain
Kincsof Mechanics and
Laborers
'f.'J'uui i Jli '"'1 Lii
PtiirrTrWisSsa
ttSL'ltliNi'.MMJU
by mail free, also n pamphlet telling you
now to una out it you nave kuincy
or
paper
, mug.
Btdldne known.
Ijmh. It docs tno work." Sold
riW Fry.
o
it Woman of Iown May go on
Stage.
Dei Moines. March 13. Miss
Vernon Cash, tho winner of
i bttuty prlro given by tho Dally
tl, of Des Moines, Is considering
ulerfrom "Tho Man on tho Box"
!(oon tho stage. Tho offer is $35
k, and was drawn out by tho
fj.fi beauty, which struck tho mnn-
Terjr decidedly, Sho has boon
tttti the part of Mrs. Conwav.
'it Friend " Sho was vory sn-
ptoatto learn whether a girl could
cathe stage nnd keep straight.
'CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
StU. DrucslBtfl refund money If
Mi to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
w on each box. ale
bladder trouble. Mention this
.flint. .ft:.ii4r. T"W l.-!1ii... ". On
hamtou, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name. Swnmn-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, nnd the ad
dress, Uinghauilon, N. Y. , on every bottle.
ty to meet him.
An elaborate banquet In his honor
In tho evening at tho hotel, and for
this tickets bavo been provided nt
$1.00 each. Thcso can bo had at
tho ofllco of tho Statesman, Tho
Journal, Pattons' hook store, Dr. J.
N. Smith's ofllco or from H. A.
Johnson, Frank Dnvoy, F. N. Derby
or County Clerk Allen. Thoro Is a
goncrnl Invitation to .Republicans of I
tho city and surrounding country to
join In this welcomo to Senator Ful
ton, which Is Informal. Democrats,
also, will bo wolcome. In fnct, it Is , high rank In shipping clrolos, nnd
Exhibition of Pictures for Children.
Sponcerport, N Y March 13. A
vory no exhibition ofpicturosls be
ing hold far tho bonet of tho Spon
corport high school nt tho Masonic
tomplo. Tho money will bo used for
tho purchnso of plcturos for tho
school lioro. Reproductions In largo
carbon photographs, engravings and
photo grnvuros of tho old and mod
ern mnsterplocos In tho groat gallor
Iob of tho old world, with some of
tho host works from prlvnto collec
tions aro horo. Evory gallory In tho
world would hnvo to bo visited to
seo tho originals of tho pictures
shown. Tho exhibition is well pat
ronized. o
Last of Piscatnipinn KqunrvRlggvre.
Portsmouth, N. II., March 13.
Word has been received In this city
that tho bark Yosomlto, tho last
American Burvlvor of tho once-fa
mous fleet of Plscatanuas square
riggers, has been sold by San Fran
cisco owners-to China Intorcats. Sho
was built In Portsmouth In 1808.
Somo of tho fleet nro now in com
mission under forolgn lings, whllo
others aro ondlng their days as coal
barges, among them being tho City
of Montrcnl, Dashing Wave, and
Richard III. This lino long held
a popular movomont to honor and
oncourugo Oregon's ronlor sonator.
At tho banquot It Is oxpocted Sen
ator Fulton will glvo nn address, nnd
thoro will probably ho a few short re
sponses nt tho call of tho toast
master by local Republicans. Thoro
will also ho good music and a pleas
ant tlmo In gonornl.
has dono n largo sharo of tho world's
work upon tho waves.
u
Albany Khutors in Town.
Thirty op forty Albany young poo
plo camo down oii the 2:28 train for
a skating outing on tho Salem rink,
roturnlng on tho 2:23 train. Olcy
Woodworth acted us ehaporono.
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Horseless carriages
Wireless telegraphy-
Now lardless cookery
Improvement is the order of the aCe.
"e was a time when Lard was considered
Jfoniy shortening. To-day, the only people
!? lard for shortening and frying pur-
tSL!fil5i!e,whoar8 not miliar with the
SeS,!. Co"l(ne; !t pays to be abreast of
Urd Vrl a. i0'"" s not only superior to
oni a health standpoint, being a vegetable
aori S?.8?,!111 Product, but it will make
S5a5S,e I00 than lard; and l i3 moro
lSt lard because, being richer, one-
uuuiuuuut VUWJUUJg UUllCl.
sentially n product of nature and contains only
that which is digestible, healthful, and a real
means of sustaining life.
If your grocer is an up-to-date, progressive
man, he will have Colhtenc in stock. More than
that, if he has ever used it in his own family,
he will recommend it in preference to lard or
cooking butter. If he does not do this, it is
only because he is unfamiliar with the virtues
of Cottolene. Prove our claims to your own
satisfaction by giving tbe product a fair test.
. w ult"u' Give Cottolene a good, fair test, use it
Urf J cooked food is not digestible because according to directions, and note the benefit
fA(at Product. Cottolene makes food
ore dioiVt 1"wucl' f-oiiotene ma
aecsuble and healthful because it
is es-
to vour digestion. You'll
never go back to Lard.
COTTOLENE was fraatml & GRAND PRIZE (kkbt
Jibl award) ovar al atW oookmg fat at tk
COTTOLENE mtW GRAND PRIZE.
'7ome fMf" (mA f 399 JW r, AJ
Zjjn' 2T w (r u 2 Ummp, If ytm
Th N. K. Fmkhemk C-mjumy. Chicago
JV of kpU, COTTOCENE eku, tn i wkkw.f
JT k frwH WUk H twiiMi drs f Hm
I.WM u Jrts a, .4c
Nature's Gift from the Sunny South .
Special to tho Journal.)
San Frnnclsco, Mnroh 8. -Tho
Mold of activity throughout Cali
fornia has bean wide during tho
month of Februnry, and all indus
tries seem to have tnkon on grent
ly increased virility. Tho California
Promotion Committee, In Ita Investi
gations of condltlona In tho state,
has found numorous indications of
a general broadtniug of develop
ment. This Is oepoclnlly noticeable
In the subdivision of largo tracts of
land which havo been liorotoforc
held In slnglo holdings. Those lands
which nro tho groat grants, nro In
bodlos comprising thousands of
ncros, and their segregation has
worked against" tho upbuilding of
tho Interior.
So grcnt has become tho domnnd
for small forms, however, thnt the
owners nro now cutting up tho lnrgo
farina, formorly given ovor to grnln
raising nnd grnzlng, with tho result
that nil ovor tho stnto thorc Is an
Influx of homosookcrs who nro buy
ing snmll farms of ton, twonty and
forty acres.
This Increase In dovolopmont' hns
hnd the further effect of stimulating
railroad building, especially of elec
tric lines, which nro now penetrat
ing tho mountain country, opening
now countries to dovolopmont nnd
settlement. Thoro hns novor boon a
tlmo boforo In tho history of (o
stnto when thoro hns 'boon so gront
activity In rnllroad clrolos.
Seasonal rains hnvo been gonornl
and of such quantity as to Insure
nn nbundnnco of nll kinds of crops.
This Is especially true of fruit, and
ns thoro haB been no adverse cir
cumstances, It Is expected that the
coming season will noto tho honvlest
fruit crop over raised In California.
From reports received from nll
parts of tho East, Mlddlo West nnd
Europe, It Is believed thnt tho Im
migration into Cnllfornlnn during
1D07 will exceed that of any previ
ous year, and thnt fully two hun
dred thousand Bottlers will ninko
their ho men In tho Golden Stnto
during tho yonr. From Europe
conies tho report that thero Is
groator Intorest in Cnllfornlnn this
yonr than over boforo, and hundreds
of fnmllloB nro forming colonies for
tho purpose of emigrating to thU
Htnto.
Construction conditions In San
Francisco aro most satisfactory In
ovory wny, and rehabitntlon work
Is progressing moro rapidly than
oven tho most snugulno expectations
Ronl ostato valuta have beau main
tained In nll parts of tho city, and
In jnnny locnlitlos havo lucroasod
with nqtlvo domond. Apartmout
housos, flats, and hotels nro being
completod in lnrgo numbers, - nnd
tho housing problom lu rapidly being
solved. Rontals of rosldunco propor
tlos Is bolugn reduced to normal,
nnd tho cost of living In also return
ing to conditions which obtained
provlous to the flro.
Building activity during tho
month of February Is shown by tho
building porinlts issued, which num
bered 009, at n total ost hunted val
uation of $7,233,010. According
to the ostlmatos of contractors and
architects this amount does not rep
resent tho truo figures called for by
15 per cent, as thero la nlways a
tendency to underestimate tho valu
of a building. Adding, thoreforo, 15
per cent of tho abovo amount to
tho total It would bring tho amount J
called for by tho permits to $8,3 17,
901. Since tho flro tho totnl number
of permits for building that havo
been Issued la 8,393, with a repre
sented valuation of $10,851,870.
Applying the lamu rule horo it
would Increaso this amount to
$53,883,107.
During tho month tho customs
receipts of San Francisco havo
shown a marked Increaso ovor thoso
of February, 1906. Tho total for
tho previous month was $817,719--94,
against a total of $777,73C.8G
for tho camo month a year ago.
During the samo time this year tho
postal receipts wero $142,142.
San FranoiBca'g bank clonrlngB
for February amounted to $104,
294,368 against $156,271,911 for
tbe samo month of 1906 Rut at
that time tho Oakland banka cleared
through tho San Francisco clearing
house, and this year Oakland has Its
own clearing house. Adding.
therefore, tbe Oakland bank clear
ings for February to tho Sao Fran-
WOMEN WHO CHARM:
Health Is tho First Essential Toward Malting u
Woman Attractive.
MISS HULDA KU6HLER
Thero is a beauty and attraotlvo
ness In health which Is far greater
tlmn moro regularity of feature.
A sickly. Irritable, nnd complaining
woman always carries n cloud of
depression with hor; sho Is not only
unhappy horsolf but is a damper to
nil Joy nnd huppUicss when with hor
family and friends.
It ifltho bright, healthy, vlvaolouH
woman who always charms and carries
sunshine wherever sho goes.
It a woman finds that her energies
nro flagging and that ovory thing tires
her; If lior feminine system falls to
perform its allotted duties, thero Is
nervousness, sleoplcAsnoss, fnlntncss,
baokncho, headache, bearing -down
pains, and irregularities, causing
constant misery nnd nielnnuholla,
sho should remember thnt Lydla E.
Plnklmm'4 Vegetable Compound
mado from nntlvo roots nnd herbs will
dispel all these troubles. Ry correct
ing tho caiiRO of tho tronblo It ouros
whero other treatment may have
failed.
Miss Elisabeth Wynn, ! No. S05
8th Avenue, Now York City, writes :
Dear Mrs. Finklinms
Tor months I suffered with dreadful
headache, pnln In tho bock nnd nevoro
hmnorrhftgtM, I wni wonk and out of aorta,
nil tho tlmo. I.ydln K. rinkham'a VcRotAbla
Compound hoi pod mo when nll other medl
clno had failed. It aeomed to xt Jut wlmt
I noodod nnd quickly restored my hoalth."
MISS ELIZABETH WYNN
Miss Ituldn Kughler, of No, S3h
West 15th Strcot, Now Yorlc City,,
writes :
DenrMrs. rinkhamt
' "For months I was 111 wlthnn Interna
tronblo. 1 suffered terrlblo nffony, waa.
lie rroiw. Irritable, nnd nick nll tho tlmo.
took different medicines without benent.
Lydla E. rinkhnm's Vece table Comixmmtl
was roeommeiuled nnd within six inouUia I'
was completely restored to hmlth anl X
want to recommond It to evory suffering',
woman."
Women who nre troubled wlthA
painful or Irregular functions, back
neho, bloutlng(or flatulence). displace--menU,
liiflnmmntlon or ulceration,,
thnt benring-down feeling, dUzlncss
Indlgustlop, or nervous prostration
may bo restored to per feat health nnd
strength by taking Lydla E. Plnlc
liam's Vegetable Compound,
Mrs. Plnknam's Invitation te Wemcn
Women Buffering from any form
'' femnlo weakness nro Invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs,
rlukham, nt Lynn, Mass. From tho
nymntotns given, the tronblo may bo
located and the quickest nnd surest
way of recovery advised. Out of her
vast volume of experience In trentlng
fomnla Ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
hns tho very knowledgo that will
help your case. Her uavloo la froa
and alwnya holpful.
Cisco clcnrlngB, thero In a total of
$210,04S,012 for tho two cities, or
an Increaso of moro than fifty mil
lion dollars over tho Bnmo month
InBt year. '
Tj'iiiu'snco WiuiIh u Juveullo Imw.
Nashvlllo, Tonn,, Miirch 13. A
movomont Is bolng started to obtain
from tho leglulnturo u now Juvenile
law. Tho ladles who will have
chargo of tho "Hoys' Club" aro tho
moat earnest advocates, nnd nro
pushing It with all their energy,
and thoy will suroly got It. Tho
Indlen say that tho Juvonllo law that
wbb passed two years ngo wbb a por
feet failure. Tho Indies will nlso.
ask tho legislature for an appropria
tion for a now reformatory school.
Attempted Hulcldc.
Medford, Or., March 11,- (Spo
clnl.) Kdna lknton, n 10-year-old)
girl, despondent over tho neglect of
her lover, nttomptod to Hhultlo oft
tho rosponslbllltlefl of llfo this niorn
Ing by taking cnrbollo acid. Tha
prompt use of a stmnnch pump
saved hor life, although hIiu Is fright
fully burned. Tho unhappy girl re
sides lu Grants Pass.
A SQUARE DEAL
AND A IWIU TRIAL OF OIK FARM lMPLKMKXTH AND
MACIIIXKRY OF ALL KINDH. IF YOU ARE NOT HATIHFIED
WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOU NEED NOT HUY.
I HELL TRACTION AND HTATIONEKV ENOIXKH, NIUIIOL'S
AND HIIIM'ARD'S RED HIVER HEI'ARATORH, HAY HALERS,
KTREET AND ROAD OHADINO MACHINERY,
WE HANDLE THE IIYIIII WAOO.VH, E.NOEH IIIKKJIItfl,
IIAOKH AM) f'ARHIAOEH.
WE ARE AOENTH VOU THE ADHIAXCE, HUUREYE MOW
KICK, CLH'PEU PLOWS AND HhUE IIIIIIION OUrriVATORH,
ALSO HOME HECOXH HAND FARM IMPLH.ME.VfH AND
WAfJOXH VERY CHEAP.
PAlNTfl, OIIJ4 AND VARNIHHEH AT WHOLEHALH AND RE
TAIL, OLAHH AM) HTAINH OF ALL ' KINDH, AND PAINTERH
8UPPLIICH.
Hl'ffOY TOPH, DARHROARDH, WHIPH, IIOIIIM, ETt.
CORHEHPONDENCE HOLICITED, ClIICl'iailH AMI DICHCRIP
TIVE CATALOflURH FUK.MHHED ON APPLICATION.
GEO. B. JACOB, Pop.
PHONE 101 MAIN
(Y)R. FRONT AND PINE KTHEKTtt K
We Dont Put
Out Bicycle tires in tfae window, or in the sua, thws
allowing them to cferode and aircheck lWfore being
toted, but keep them kt a cool, dark place Tfcix as
xres oar customerf of tires as fresh anal alee as whea.
they left the factories.
We hare tires from $2.50 up
New Wheels from $25 up; Cash or Iastalbawats
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