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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORBOON, WEDNESDAY, SEARCH 13, 1007.
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XL. STOCKTON
THE OLD Wni I C IUKINEK.
ELEGANCE IN
WOMEN'S
SPRING
SUITS
s
'I'll'
f 11 t
Dally arrivals are making our
women's section on the bocond
floor moro and more attractive
Tho styles are so varied and there
aro so many new materials and ef
fects that tho finding of a stylo to
suit each individual tasto is sur
prisingly Blmplo. All advance
styles in woman's and misses'
Jackets on display.
Xcw Corporations.
Tho following now corporations
have filed articles In the corporation
department of tho ofllce of tho sec
retary of state:
Tho Vale Light & Wntor Com
pany, of Vale, Malheur county; cap
ital stock, $50,000; M. G. Hope, W.
P. Laltoche and GeorgeL. Allen, in
corporators. Methodist Episcopal church, of
Rock Creok. Clnnknmna pnnntv: enn-
Ital, $1000; John Tayior, F. M.
Son, Mabello Taylor and T. C. Acker
son, Incorporators.
Tho Western Specialty Company,
of Portland; capital stock, $2G,000;
Alex. Sweok, J. F. Hartley and J.
M. Long, incorporators.
Qld Orogon Creamery Company, of
Portland; capital stock, $20,000;
Fritz Knecht, C, Knocht and Charles
J. Schnnhel, Incorporators.
I
SPRING DRESS GOODS
All tho new weaves to bo worn this Bpring you'll find at tills
itore. New shadow checks, plaids, strlpo effects, etc.
SEW UXDKKMI'SLIXS
SEW HOSIERY
iHM
NEW WAISTS
NEW RIHffOXS
rand Opera House
JX0. P. COKDKAY, Manager.
Wednesday, March J 3
AXOTIIEH HARK TREAT
PROMISED
lrtiNew York Star Who Gave Us
'Monsieur Bcaucalro"
Crestoo Clarfe
In the Modern Emotional Drama
The Ragged Messenger"
iton Clarke is tho greatest actor
la America" - S. F. Examiner.
-50c, 75c, $1 00 nnd $1.50.
i.i office opened Wednesday at 9
u
United States Depositor)
Tho Capital National Dank, of
this city, has been designated a de
pository of public money by tho sec
retary of tho treasury tinder tho pro
visions of section 51G3, revised stat
utes of tho United States. This is a
high compliment to tho local nation
al bank, nnd also to tho city of Salem
Tho Capital National has boon mak
ing a rapid growth In business, and
this recognition is desorvod. Tho
Item of deposits nlono has Increased
$200,000 within the past year.
OVERTAXED.
Hundreds , of Salem Renders Know
What It Means.
3ER GRAND THEATRE
Friday, March 18th
MAnouinrisniiiRix
A Western Comedy Drama
"THE
LDEN GIANT
MINE
99
pi, erenlDgs, 15 and 25c.
km Pence Wire
ien for Woven Wire
5,' Wr.. Poultry
th 7 ' uates Sh'ngles and
"Hudr Hoofing.
lowest Dricai.
Walter Morley
vwu Salem. fW
- w.
tol COMMIttiniu rn
Commercial St
rim. 179
Purchasers nf
Poultry,
Es, and
lahm D
rroauce.
h o
rd-tic&ro.
-p m
cts and fV-..
lf chants
rktt
Tho kidneys aro overtaxed;
Ilavo too much to. do.
Thoy toll about it in many aches
nnd pains
Hnokacho, sldoacho, hoadaoho.
Early symptoms of kidney, ills.
Urinary trouble, dlnbotos, Drlght's
disease follow.
A Salem citizen tells herd a 6or
tain cure.
12. IS. Gillian, proprietor of livery
and feed stable, at OX Kerry St., and
living at 332 Water SL, Salem Oro.,
says: 'loars of almost constant driv
ing nnd a fall I got soveral yonrs ago
which wrenched my back bndly had
tondod to hurt my kidneys which I
folt In sevoro bnokacho and lame
noss so that at times I could hardly
straighten up. Sharp pains caught
mo whon I nroso after sitting.' Nono
of tho remedies I triad did mo any
good until a short ttmo ago I was in
duccd to got Doan's Kldnoy Pills at
Dr. Stono's drug store. In a short
ttmo I obtained moro relief from tho
backncho and disordered condition
of tho kidneys, than I had for years.
I know of neighbors who havo also
UBOd your remedy ajtd thoy all speak
bl it as tho host kldnoy medlclno
thoro Is and I bollovo this to bo so."
For sale by all dealers. Prlco GO
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo agents for tho United
States.
Rhemembcr tho name Doana
and take no other.
How to Remain Young.
To contlnuo young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan,
McDonough, Ga. did. Sho says:
"Threo bottles of Electric Bitters
cured mo of chronic liver and stom
ach troublo, complicated with such
an unhealthy condition of tho blood
that my skin turned rod as flannel.
I am now practically 20 years young
or than beforo I took Electric Bitters.
I can now do all my work with casu
and assist in my husband's store."
Guaranteed at J. C. Perry, druggist.
Prlco 50c.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Durbln havo re
turned from nn extended trip lit Cal
ifornia. o
Ho had no coat upon his back,
But hnd ono on his tonuue,
And Rocky Mountain Ten, It's said
Kept him from bolng hung.
(Bnd breath.)
Sold at Dr. Stono's.
o
HOTEL ARRIVALS.'
Cottage.
Mrs. W. Rnnkln.
MrB. Mlnnlo Washburn, Eugene. '
D. M. Stover.
A. B. Rolchrlt, Rcedsvllle, Wis.
L. E. Zolm, do.
R. A. Sohlul.
T. Wlguam, Portlnnd.
Charles Boyce, Portland.
Salem.
F. C. Ruchdolt, Bonnnzu.
Howard Wayno, Cnrson, Nev.
Omer Osbnrn nnd wife, Seattle.
Frobno Van Culln, Now York.
N. S. Scollnrd, Woodburn.
Nowman TrnVor, Bolso.
J. M. Foot, Newberg.
J. B. Stravons, Woodburn.
John Hnys, Woodburn.
Willamette.
Mrs. Bllyeii and daughter, Uugene
J. C. Murray, San Francisco.
F. J. Anenr, Portland.
Oicnr Hnyter, Dallas.
Misses Neoley, Indeptndeuce.
Arthur, Alston, Sun Francisco. .
W. Torlon, Portlnnd.
A. A. Reunion, Portland.
J. W. Ilobbs, Hugone.
P. S. Batoa, Portland.
Judge JaH A. Foe, Pendleton.
Eugene Wilson.
A. C. Clostormnn, Borkoloy, Cnl.
Mrs. E. Nash, Portland.
Miss L. Loo, Portland.
John Brandt, Sonsldo.
F. M. Morley, Silverton.
Chits Mlnzcnmolr, olty.
o
Edwin Grlnttn Dead.
.Hubbard, Or., March 13. Nows
has been received of tho death of
Edwin Grimm, at Manila, P. i Jan
uary 25, 1907.
He was born near Aurora, Marlon
county, Oregon, January 2, 1S55,
April 11, 1SSS, ho was "elected capJ
tnln or Company E, Oregon National
Guard. Ho resigned May IS, 1S9G,
and wont toNAlnskn, but hearing of
tho declaration of war botweon this
country nnd Spain, ho hurried bnck
to Portland, and was soon afterwards
appointed first lieutenant In Com
pnny F, of tho socou d Orogon volun
teers. Ho has a valiant record In
tho service of his country. Aftor bo
lng mustorod out at tho close of tlto
war, Grimm returned to the Islands
and engaged in business.
Aftor a long Illness ho wns on tho"
evo of roturnlng homo, whon his
donth occurod. Six brothers and
threo sisters survlvo him. Thoy nro
Bryan, of Aurera: William, of Hub
bard; Martha Schuour, of Laurel;
Isaiah, of Portland; Thurston, of Ir
rlgon; Edgar, of Capo Nomo; Mary
Beobo, of Woodburn; Ralph, of Irrl
gon, and Allco Weaver, of Hubbard.
o
A Good Record.
Eola, March 13. At two basket
socials hold In Eola within ono year,
for tho benefit of tho public school,
tho sum of $122.90 was raised.
During this tlmo Miss Bcsslo Foster,
of Monmouth, was" teacher. Is
thoro another country school district
In Oregon thnt has raised as much
within tho emtio time, without re
sorting to a tax? If thoro is, wo
would llko to hear front It.
GEO. C. MITTY.
niiiiHiiHiii inn h iiiiiiiiiiiii i ik nn im
Will Have Model Municipal Charter.
Orogon City, March 13. Mayor
CattDold aunouueos tho nppolntmout
of committees on the chnrtor com
mission, nnd tho members will got
down to dullborntlvo work. It has
boon suggostod that a part of tho
work of somo of tho commlttoos will
bo to oxnmlno tho provisions of somo
of tho muutclpnl chnrtors tiBed by
tho English, German and French na
tions. If thoro Is anything In theso modol
chnrtors that can bo nppllod horo or
Changed to suit tho oxlstlng condi
tions It will bo adopted. Chartors of
othor American oltlos nho wilt bo
gono ovor, nnd It Is oxpocted Hint Ju,, Gallouy TnuiwictH Follow
EMPLOYERS BENEFITTED
THROUGH THE EFFORT TO
ERADICATE CONSUMPTION J
A determined effort Is being nuulo In Province, R. L, to stamp
out tulMMYulosts, particularly nnjong tho mill hands and factory
employes. Tho Brown Shnrp Mfg. Co., which employs upwards
of -1,000 men, Is nctlvely co-operating- In this movement.
Tho llrst stop wns to post n not lee In tlio works, explaining tho
nature of the d Noose, tho gront danger of neglecting tho early
symptoms, and advising tho most effect Ivn treatment.. A physician
who has nuulo a specialty of tubercular disease was provided, frco
of expenso to tho employe, to examine, nnd ndrNo upon each case.
Somo employes took advantage of tho prlvllego on their own ac
count, others were given tho lionet of suggestion nnd willingly fol
lowed tho well-meant ndvtee, while still others lutd to bo induced
with moro effort.
A number of cases wcro discovered among the men, Somo wero
sent to tho Mnto sanatorium for modern opeifnlr ttvatment., OUi
ers were urged to take tip open-air work, and wherever posslblo
tho company found such work for them No tubercular person
was allowed to remain lit tho works, for his own sako hm well as
for that of his fellow workmen Sanitary precautions were taken
to prevent the spread of tho dlscnsciMnny of the men havo already
returned to work robust nnd generally In flno condition.
Few, if any, largo manufacturing establishment nro frco from
consumption among tho employes. It Is a well known fact tlwt
pulmonary tuberculosis Is so Insidious In Its workings that tho vlo
tint seldom realizes the danger until tho tlNenschns taken a strong
hold. It is aniens: the apparently superficial colds and coughs tliat
tho Incipient cases aro found, and a suggestion from tho employ
er Is tho ono thing needed to stimulate tho deslro for treatment.
Doubtless tho future will hco very strict regulations govern lug
tuberculosis, nnd tho progressive men who are doing tills work
of their own volition aro only. anticipating what trill probably ho
initdo compulsory.
Colds often lead to serious conskspieuces, and should not lie
neglected. There Is no moro effective remedy for colds and coughs
than tho simple formula, prescribed by an authority on lung
trouble, that calls for a half pint of Whisky, two ounces of Gly
eerlno and a half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure).. These ln
grcdlcntN cost little nnd con bo purchased of any good prescrip
tion druggist and mixed at home Mix well and use la teaspoonful
doses every four hours.
Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) Is put up for dlopeiislng only, In half
ounce vials, each vial securely sealed In a round wooden o with
on engraved wrnpiter, showing tho name Virgin OH of "iMno
(Pure), guaranteed tinder tho Food and Drugs Act of Juno J0,
1IMMI, serial number -Ifll, prepared only by Loach Chemical Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio plainly printed thereon.. Tho oils sold In bulk
and tlui many rank ImltntloiiN of Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) put
out under similar name and stylo of package are not only Ineffec
tive, hut often dangerous. It is always well to rememlier that
tho object of nu Imitator Is t deceive. There Is no known substl
tuto for Virgin Oil of Pine (I'nw). '
1 I I I ! M I I I I II I I I H 1 18 M 1 1 I 1 1 H M I I I I I I 1 1 II 1 1 1 II 1 1 M-
CIRCUIT COURT BUSINESS.
whon tho work Is completed that
Orogon City will havo n modol olmr
tor lnx uvory dutnll
lug HiiHluess In Department No.
a Today.
Listen
And romombar tho noxt tlmo you
suffer from pnln caused by damp
woathor whon your bond nonrly
bursts from neuralgia try Ballard's
Snow Liniment. It will euro you, A
prominent business man of Hemp
stoad, Texas, writes: "I havo used
your llnimont. Previous to tiHlng it
I wns a groat suffaror from Rliounia
ttsm nnd Nouralgln. I am pleased
to say that now I am froe from theso
complaints. I am suro I owo this to
your llnimont." Sold by D. J. Fry.
t
the
I).
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U
lfe taj ,.. u l,njc tor
- - Produce of aU
,k"farHl .
tftu. ew PPle par-
. faniHtaiAM.
er;
"l xaib9 low
Oranges!
See Our Special
It is not the size, as a great
many of the largest nro the
poorest oranges. Wo make a
pedal ty of selling quality,
and tho size we'll sell, yon will
And give tho best satisfaction.
Moir Grocery
Company
Don't Complain.
ft your chest pains and you are
unablo'to sleep because- of a cough.
Buy a bottle of Ballard's Horohound
Syrup, and you won't have any
cough. Get a bottle now and that
cough will not last long. A cure for
all pulmonary diseases. Mrs. J .,
Galveston, Texas, writes: "I can't
say enough for Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. The relief It has glvon me Is
all that Is necessary for me" to say."
Sold by D. J. Fry.
L
4M StesW ft.
Mmm 1M I
HOME
INDUSTRIES
Need to bo encouraged, and ev
erybody should help mako theat
a success, which you will bo do
ing when you use.
EppJey's Perfection
Baking Powder
A Salem made produot, onco
used, always used.
C. M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Safcm, OrefM
Socialist Rally.
Whilo tho Republicans will glvo a
reception to Sonntor Fulton nt the
Wlllamotto hotel, Waltor Thomas
Mills, A. M., prlnolpul of tho Inter
national School of Social Economy,
nnd editor of tho Saturday Hvaulng
Trlbuno, of Seattle, Wash., locturos
at tho Grand Oporn House Thursday
evening, March. 14th.
- a n .
Saved Her Son's Life.
Tho happiest mother In tho llttlo
town of Ava, Mo., Is MrB. S. Ruppco.
She writes: "Ono year ago my son
was down with such serious lung
troublo that our physician was un
ablo to help him; when, by our drug
gist's advice I bogan giving him Dr.
King's New Discovery, and I soon
noticed Improvement. I kept this
treatment up for a few wooks when
he was perfectly well. He has work,
od steadily slnco at carpenter work.
Dr. King's Discovery saved his life."
Guaranteed best cough and cold cure
by J. C. Perry, druggist; GOc and $1.
Trial bottle free.
In the partition suit of II. A. Hart
ley, ot al., vs. Amnndn Bowun, ot ul.,
n report of tho ruferoos was lllud and
approved.
Tho foroolosuro suit of L. H. Good
man vs. W. F. Muunrd lins been Mt
for hearing April it, at 1 p. in.
A decree hue been xlveu to
aside the decree of dlvoree in
Rebecca Wilson vs. Mnroellus
Wilson suit.
In the foreclosure suit of George
10. Chamburluln, governor, nnd F. W.
Bousoii, secretary, vs. George W.
Jones, at ul., W. II. Holuios Iiiih heon
appointed guardian for Henry Johns,
liiBitno. All othor defendants de
faulting, a dooroo of foruclosuro wns
glvon as prayed for.
A demurrer and a motion to strike
out portions of answers In tho Alan
sou Mattlson vs. Hunry N. Mntllson
suit was arguod and takon under ud
vlHomont. Alonzo Gosnor, A. C. Llbby nnd
Hobort Woddlo hnvo boon appointed
refuroos to muko partition in tho L.
11011111 VM I.lllllltl It.inlufin mill I W
DonUon suit.
In tho dlvorco suit of . Ruth K
Brown vs. Harry Brown tho dofond
unt defaulted, tho testimony was tak
en and a docreo of dlvorco wns grant
ed as prayed for In tho complaint.
In tho suit of Z. F. Bognrd vs. A.
Durban a docroo was given for tho
plaintiff. '
Basketball Thursday Night.
Tho high school and second WIU
lmnetto basketball teams will moot
Thursday night In tho Y. M, C. A.
gymnasium. This Is about tho Inst,
and will bo ono of tlto best basket
ball games of tho Heason. Tho high
school five wits defontcd a short tlmo
ago by this team, but thoy expect to
oven up tomorrow night.
lW.tb. ,) Ite Kiwi Yw Itw.Alwg Poggf4
B.an - . Jryy
&s?y. j&
of
Mfe&u
-n-
Shur On
Certainly sounds llko somothlng
whloh would stick. That Is what
"Shur On" Eyeglass Mountings will
do, .when nil othors fail. Wemake
a specialty of theso and carry nil
sizes and shapes. Wo aro experts In
correcting defectlvo eyesight Our
prices aro reasonable, and guaran
tee our work. Our Invisible blfoclo
lenses aro tho finest made.
Chas. H. Hinges
OnuhuMo Optician.
123 CojwrcW MrtNft, nett ekwr to
niBHl f-i.-i '
ji A Grand
Display..
Found at limt.
i J. A. Hnrnion, of Llxomoro, West
Vn., says: "At last I havo found tho
porfeut pill that never disappoint
ujo; and for the benefit of othors uf
lllalod with torpid liver nnd chronlo
constlpntlon, will sny: tako Dr.
King's Now Life Pills." Guaranteed
sntlsfnotory. 2 Be at J. C. Perry, druggist.
BULLOCK BROS.
..RESTAURANT.-
Two doors sooth of
Bush's Bank
Open Day and Night
The best of everything.
Clean and quick service.
Of good always on hand mid
we tako great pleasuro In
showing them to you. Havo
you noticed those big rlpo or-
unges, and early vegetables,
and our prJaos nro always
right.
H. M. BRANSON
PfKMe131. 432SUUSt.
sP"i
m
KTO.N'n'H HEAVi: DROPS.
Greatost known roinedy for hcavos
Prlco i. To uxpress oitlces away
from Salem I pay 26 cents on oxprons
charge.
Highland, Oregon. Oct. 31, 1902.
"Ha la tn w.rtlfu ,1k., r ..... ...w
maro ono bottlo of "Stono's Hoavo
Drops" and cured her of beavoa.
This wns last winter wild sho has not
been aflllctfcd since. O. Wallace
Dr. . O. HTONK. Salem, Off.
For aalo by ill druggists;.