DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1007.
3:.
' ri" rl flVCWS hol,th.ese days. They prefer strong tonics
UL LI ty, KJLJ and alteratives. This Is all In keeping with
yfM
1070 V'"s oarsapanllaMs now made entirely
free
tho
Two-cent Fares In France.
. . . Ii.i f 1 fntinnlllrtn am.
(When tnc cuj i "'"
,P'i wlh the Compagmo uenernm
fonea s- &? Tramwoys for tho con
duct! a pi i complete electrical
unslt s t'cm, tho terms or tno con
ss(lC3 r.'racted wldo attention, as
nW.l J fer: First, 2-cont fnres
0 ccntiH-iSi; second, an annual
Inlmum pament to the city oC
19,300 plus 1 per cent of the an-
tat rcc 1; s wiicn utn rucuipid
,onU ex. ted ?i,yau,uuu, mis per-
ntae. to Incrcnso with each million
addltK r.al receipts until tho tot?l
lrts wcuici amount 10 $-',aiu,-
o, at which timo tho city's sharo
ould rtiiMln stationary at 3 per
nt, third, reversion to tho state of
rlshti nnd full proprietorship as
tracks, wires and other mnterhl
copying tho public thoroughfare?,
the expiration of tho concession-
period of 50 years.
The company possesses Blmllar
Incesslons at Marseilles, Nancy.
avre, Orleans and Tunis, but the
irsellks s8tem Is by far tho most
portant. Tho company, which was
ipltallzed at $4,825,000 In i8ni,u"P"cauon as mucu ns Mr. uryce
now increased Kb capital to $8,-
6,000, divided Into 84,000 shares
196.50 each, and has also Issued
,967,300 In 4 per cent bonds and
05.641 In 3 per cent bonds. Tho
per cent bonds aro now worth In
open mnrket $95.44 nnd tho 3
r cent bonds $81.44. Tho shnres
tiro paid Interest rogunrly for tho
it seven years bb follews: 1900,
I.S6; 1901, $4.34; 1902, $4.34;
03, $4S2; 1904, $5.31; 1905,
LSI, 190G, $5.31. Thoro Is now
no talk of n $5.79 dividend for
107, but this Is hardly likely. Tho
nrs nro now Quoted In tho opon
irket at $123,52, which shows that
io enterprise has beon ontlroly sat-
'factory from tho Investors point
' view.
fho results to tho public have
en these. Tho city enjoys tho use
a street railway system which Is
obably as comploto ad any in
irope. Tho rolling stock Is by no
uns ns elegant as In ninny Amerl-
cities, but tho .cars aro substnu-
klly constructed and answer nil
ictlcal purposes. Tho tracks reach
In every dlcotlon and converge
to the heart of tho business dis
ci While not transfers nro nl
cd, tho fnres aro uniformly 2
Bti, with tho exception of ono clr-
far excuralnn routo along tho sea
at, upon which 3 cents aro collect-
Very general uso Is inndo of th?
nice, nr.d owing to tho low faros,
re aro taken for distances so short
t otherwise thoy would bo cov-
on foot Electricity roplaco.l
car3 nnd omnibuses In 1900,
tho new systom was not com-
a unMl 1902. Consular Re
ft
Anii rli-aa Placo "Samoa.
Jnila -.It Dryco is moro
fa-
t'Tho Kind You lliivo Ahvnys Bought, and which has hcen.
U USO lnr nvtr Itfl vmiM. linu
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and has
&Cfc
Al' Ccunterfclts, Iinltntlons and Just-nK-froodar" hub
Experiments that trillo with and endanger tho heo i of
"ifauts nnd &!.ndi;n Experience against Expeo tut.
Wnat is CASTOR I A
Caston.; 1h n Imnnless stihstltuto for Custor Oil, Paro
Krl , Drops uiid Suothlutr Syrups. It Id Pleasant. Ifc
contains neither Opium, Morphiuo nor other Xareotlo
5ditance. It ajo I its guarantee. It destroys Worms
d allays FovorUhness. It cures Dlarrhoja and "Wind
'Hc. It x'elloves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
I Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Uuimhand IIowcls, t'ii liif,' healthy and natural sleep.
' ( blldren's Pauacca Tho aiother's Friend.
K.VINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS
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Beara tho Signature of
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fin Uc For Over 30 Year.
f Doctors prescribe very little, if anv. alco.
f i. 1 modern medical science. It explains why
from alcohol. Ask your doctor.
formal, ef .11 our prepirntlom. liw.lf.MM.:
miliar with the American constitu
tion than with American place
names. He has recently discovered
that there are too many duplicates
that thore are numerous Washing
tons, while thoro should bo but one.
Nor does he approve or tho miscel
laneous borrowing of nnmos of old
world cities. He thinks thoro should
bo but one London In tho world, and
that it is In bad taste to have a
Canndlnn London.
Adam gave names offhanded to
tho bonsts of tho field and the fowl
of the air, but the settlers of this
country nnd of Canada have not
found It nn oasy tnsk to givo nnmvp
to all tho stroams, cltloa and vll-
lngos. Mr. Dryco tayB tho Indlnns
have provided an unlimited suppply
of musical nnmos. Perhaps If there
woro to bo a general rennming a
hoavlor draft would bo made upon
tho Indian tongues, Borne of which,
however, nro anything but musical.
It would be well If thoro woro not
qnlto so many Iilnck, Whlto and
Clenr rivers and fewer "forks" and
'""ranches," but If all Britons hated
U008 l"oy woum not have bo many
Avon rivers. Their multiplicity
Bomeumos perplexes Americans.
Tho first settlors of Now England
did not think they wero guilty of
any impropriety when thoy founded
a now Exetor, Dradford, Plymouth.
Hoston or Ipswich. Tho loved the
old famillnr names and would not
havo exchanged them for uncouth
unmonnlng Indian designations.
When omlgrnnts from tho onst made
homos for thomsolvoB In tho Missis
sippi vnlloy thoy olthor borrowed tho
nnmos of oastorn towns, or bolng
moved by pntrolllo Impulses, used
tho nnmos of Amorlcnn ttoldlors and
statemon. As tho supply was not
Bufllclont, nnd nB thoy had boon too
busy driving on tho Indlnns to loam
tholr language, thoy boldly stolo
placo names from Europe, Asln and
Africa, Thus, In Illinois, ono can
find Paris, Pekln, Naplos, Venlco and
Cairo.
It would bo bottor In BOtno re
spects If thoro wero not bo many
Sprlngflolds nnd Washlngtons In tho
Unltol States. Tho number of lot
tors that go astray because tho state
Is loit off the euvelopo would not be
so great, lint tho duplicates can
not bo weeded out without local con
soiit, and that will not bo given.
Tho most euphonious of Indian
nnmos would not Induco the citizens
of Springfield, 111., or London, On
tario, to mako a change Chicaflo
Tribune.
Don't Vnj Alimony
To bo divorced from your appendix.
Thcro will bo no occasion for It If
you kcop your bowels regular with
Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Tholr
action Is so gentlo that tho appendix
nevor hns cnuso to make tho least
complaint. Guaranteed by J. C
Perry, druggist. 25c. Try them.
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been inudo imdor hla pcr-
honnluperl.slou kIuco it Infancy.
Allnwiio onii todeecivo you In tlilH.
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Always Bought
HISTORICAL INDIAN.
Participated In Untile of the Alamo
111) Years Old.
You often hear of a good Indian
being a dead Indian. A fow days
ago an Indian died at San Antonio,
who, while he might -not havo beon
a truly good Indian, was a prominent
character In history. Felix Rod
riguez, nn Azote Indian, died ro
contly nt the age of 1 19. Ho was In
tho battle of the Alamo in 1S3G ad
a toamstcr In charge of tho paymas
ter's wagon of the Moxlcnn army.
After the Texas victory ho returned
to Moxlco, whore ho lived until four
ycjnrs ago, whon he removed to San
Antonio. Ho died without family.
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i; THE MARKETS, jj
Make Snlcm a Good Home ! !
Market. ' !
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SALEM MARKET.
Stclttcr'8 Market.
Dcalors In fish, gamo and poultry
Highest cash price paid for eggs,
Prompt delivory. Stato street.
Local Wholesale Market.
Eggs-
14c.
Hens 13c; young chlckons, 11.
lie.
Ducks 10c; geoso, 8c; turkeys,
133lGc.
Dutter 22c; fat, 20Wc
Local wheat C870c.
Local wheat C8c.
Oats 38400.
llarloy $22(0' $23.
Flour $3.25 $3.50.
Mill feed Uran, $19.50: uhortp,
$21.00.
Hay Chont and clovor, $7 por
ton; timothy, $11.00 $? $12.00 per
ton.
Onions $2.00 por. cwt; potatoes,
SOc por cwt.
HopB Cholco, 10 lie; prlmo to
choice 8 9c; medium to prlmo,
8V4c.
Chlttlm bark 5 V, Gc.
Tropical Fruits.
Rananas $0.75.
Oranges $3. 00 $3.75.
Lemons $6. 00 $.50,
Retail Market.
OntB $28; whont, 80c por bu.;
rolled bnrloy, $27.
Eggs 18 20c doz.
Apples $3.00.
Hutter Country, 18 20c; cream
ery, 30c.
Flour $1 per Back.
ISran 05o por eucIc; $21 por ton.
Hay Timothy, 75c por cwt.;
cheat and clovor, 50o por cwt.;
ihorta, 95c per' cwt
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, 7c.
Cattle 11001200 lb stoora,
44tfc.
Lighter steers 4c.
Cows and helfora 900 1000 fc,
34c.
Stock Hogs Go.
Hogs Fat, 6c.
Lambs Cc.
Veal Drosscd, G7&
PORTLAND MARK17r.
Whont Club, 78c; valley,
77o;
bluo stem; 80,
Oats Cholco white, 29c.
MIllstufT Dran, $17.
Hay Timothy, $15 $1C; alfalfa
$11.60.
Vetch $7.50 $8.00.
Potntoos 85c $2.10 per owt.
Poultry Hons, IBIPiC'o; mixed
chickens, 14 15c; dressed chick
ens, 16 Vice; turkeys, live, 13
14c; ducks, 17 18c; pigeons, $1.00
$1.25.
Pork Dressed, 606&C
Roef Dressed, 50c,
Mutton C 7c.
Hops 910,4c ID, according to
quality.
Wool Valloy, coarso to modlum,
2923c; eastern Oregon, 13 18c
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Stop Grumbling.
If you suffer from Rhoumatlsm or
pains, for nallard's Snow Liniment
will bring quick rellof. It Is a sure
euro for Sprains, Rhoumatlsm, Con-
traded Muscles and all pains and
within tho reach of all, Prlco 26e.
50c, $1.00. O. R. Smith, Tenebs,
Tex., writes: "I havo used Ballard's
Snow Liniment In my family for
years and havo found it a flno rem
edy for all pains and aches. I rec
ommend It for pains In tbo chest."
Sold by D. J. Fry.
An Orerlooked DUtlnctloa.
"Mlas Yellltt! Miss Yelllttl" et-
claimed tho music teacher in despair
to bis shrieking pupil. "Remember
you are aiajtle as 'Invitation to
Summer." You are bfilug it to
come sot dariaf It," Kxchasge.
JOURNAL'S
SPORTING
LETTER'
National league Notes.
Now York. May 11. Well as the
Giants have overhauled tho Cubfc,
and tho Americans are picking up
New York boglns to swell again.
Boston was pretty onsy picking
last week. In ono gnmo thoy wore
beaten to a frawlo nt tho end of
the second Inning. The CltnnU piny
od shnrp, snappy baseball,
Dummy Taylor wns tho Btlont horo
of one of the battles with Hoston. Ho
let down tho llonnoators with five
hits, and ho didn't make any brag
out of It either.
The Cubs havo beon tearing each
other apart in tho west, whilo wo
hnvr- been trilling with tho Dodgers.
While the Giants would llko to dec
the Cubs Jammed as much ns pos
sible, It wltl tickle us no matter
which way It goos. Sparks was a
little too brilliant for tho Dodgem
A few of them mado a gallant at
tempt to start something In tho ninth
but thoy could only get Just enough
runs to prevent n shutout.
Wo aro again compelled to nsl;
If you havo been watching Dill
Dahlen's willow work thoso days.
Dill led tho team hitting, ngaliiBt
gottlng two singles nnd ono double.
The PtttBburg ontry semed to fall
all around on Thursday. Howard,
Doaumont and Rlchoy got only one
hit between them, nnd Flaherty was
found for enough singles novon to
win tho gnmo. At thnt ho hnd onlv
ono bnd Inning, but that 1b whoio
tho Giants Inndcd on him.
Dnhlon'8 Holding dnon not nny
whoro nonr koop p'aco with his hit
ting. Tho only two orrora charged
to his club In ono gnmo woro duo to
him.
It wns n plonsnnt surprtso to no
tlco thnt while tho Glnnts woro mak
ing n procession of tho Rontons, tho
dosplsod Rods woro npnnklng tho
chnmplonH.to tho tuna of 3 to 1
That Is what brought tho Giants up
so nlcoly.
American League IlrlefH,
llnl Chase wnH tho big man In the
deal with tho Hoston. This Is tho
first tlmo wo havo had an opportun
ity to say thnt this Benson, but It
wns tho dally dope Inst season, which
only goos to show thnt all out Yan
kcos nro getting back Into their
stride.
Wo hnvo to got tho jump on the
Athletics boforo tho long Jump out
woBt. Every gnmo tho Ynnkees can
cop will holp when they go ngnlnut
strong-going tontnn around tho lakes
ant) rivers on tho othor side.
Evory ono oxcopt tho battory chaps
hit tho ball In Thursday's gaiuo of
tho Yanks, nnd bosldou Laporto,
Chase connected with two safo ono,
nnd Hoffmnn did tho enmo. Ono of
Chase's was slushing double, on
which afterward scorod tho tlolnv
run when Wld Conroy pnBted his
lono hit out the plnah. j
It will cortnlnly bo bnd it Hilly
Hogg Is out of the game for any
length of tlmo. Chusbro will not he
nblo to go on for a DiiIhIi light for
some tlmo yot. and Oith will bu
Griff's only sure boxmnn, unlout
some of those youngsters hit a steady ,
gn'lL I
Hborfolil made three mUtakos In
tho, Hoston garno, and ono of them
wns a throw thnt oven Ohasa noulil
nut con newt with for nn out. It nlo
nut Hoston In tho load, and might
have loat the game If the gang hntl Highest Cai.h Prlro Paid for chick
not got buey with tho bat In the oua at Wlllomotto Hotel. 4-10-tf
eighth.
Ohnso stood tho Hostons on tholr
heads, After hitting In Heeler nnd
Hoffman Mtth the runs that broke
tho tie and won th game, he stole
and scored on Lnporto'H grouudar.
MlM-ellaiiMiuii.
"Fighting Dick Hylnnil nnd Hilly
Flnnooane, are matchwl to tnot at
tho Auditorium Ih Denver
17. Tho men ttr to go
rounds and will weigh in
on May ,
twenty
at 123
pounds ringside.
Young Carter, the looal feather
wolght, Is training hard for his com
ing bout with Danney Hlokoy of
Brooklyn, which la to be decided In
prlvato In about two weeks. Tho
boys to go twonty rounds at 12 i
pounds, and will meet for a guar-
antecd purse of $500, which will bo
split 75 por cent wlnnor and 25
loner. Harry Lewis, the Quakor
City lightweight, is training a fow
miles outsldo of Philadelphia for hla
-15 round fight with Jimmy Gardner,
which la to take placo in Denver on
May 17.
Jim Bonner, of Summit Uilla, Pa.,
has been matched to meet Billy
Mack, of Hcranton, lu a 10 round go
hefpro tbo National A. C, of Ply
mouth, Pa., o May 14.
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CLASSIFIED
Bf4WllMH
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TOR HALE
em-ludcpenilonco-Motv
mouth stngo lino, fully equipped.
Inquire of Capital Commission
Company, Sntom. 4-5-tt
For Sale Team, wagon and harness,
Enqulro It. S. Clark, N Commer
cial and Grtivo Sts. G-4-lwk
FOR RENT
For Rent A sulto of rooms. In
qulro nt 20S Capital stroct, or
phono 12 SO. 5-7-lwk
For Rent Ilduso nnd four lots, gar
don and' barn. All kinds of fruit
Apply nt 345 Union street Phouo
591. 4-4-tf
For Rent Sovon-room houso, hot
and cold water, electric light, bath
room. Inqulro of Aug. Schrolb
or, GliO North High street.
3-25-tt
MUSICAL.
irtuur von aiwcn Teacior oi
ano; touch, tochnlch, Interpreta
tion. Thorough preparatory course
Advanced students prepared for
publla npponranco. Rosldcmco 0b 8
Conter St. Tel. Main 52 6.
2-28-tf.
IX)3T.
Lost Ulnck, part spanlol dog. An
swora to nnmo of "Don." Roturn
to E. Hofor, South Salem.
4-17-tf
Lonar.8.
"orestent of Anierlm Court 8h,r
wood Forostars, No. 10. Meoti
Tuesday In Hurst hall, Stato atreol
Loo Abblo. O. It; A. L. Drown,
P. 8.
Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P.
Castle Hall In llolmnn block, cor
ner Stnto and Liberty stroota.
Tuesday of each wook at 7:30 p
in. Oscnr Johnuon, C. O.; E. 1L
Andorson, K. of 11. and 8.
Modern Woodmen of America Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. 5240. Moot
every Thursday ovonlng at 8
o'clock In llolmnn hall. W. V
Hill, V. 0.5 P. A. Turner, Clerk.
Woodmen of World Moot every Fri
day night at 7:30, In llolmnn hall
J. A. Dlckoy, C. H.; P. L. Frailer.
Clork.
Lincoln Annuity Union, Sick, acci
dent and ponslon tnsurnnco; $2,
000,000 plodgod; ovory claim paid
Good agonts wnntod. J. H. O
Montgomery, aupromo organlcor
Hox 432 Balom, Oregon. R. R
Ryan, aecroctnry, 540 Btate street
WAKTBD.
(llrl Wnntiil To work In store
Call Snturdny afternoon at 379
Court street. 5-10-3t
Wanted I.nco curtains washed and
Ironed. Will call for and roturn
all orders. Mrs. Wnltor Ross,
Phono Suburban 94 5-10-lwk
Wanted.-To lonso dairy farm for
cash, pnrtles buying cows. Rent
payable In advance. Address W.
C. Duncan, Turner, Orogon.
5-2-tf
Wanted To borrow $1000 on tho
best of ronl ostato security, Ap
ply to "J. P.," caro Journal ofllce.
4-20-tf
PLUMMBW9.
Tlu.0 j, lu
-PJumblug, hot wt
...j Btoam
heutlng and tlnnlni
104 Commorclal street. Phom
Main 193. 9-1-ly
M. J, Petrol Plumbing, tew tw
gas fitting. Hueeor to Koox t
Murpby, 220 Commercial itrri
'Phone Mala 17.
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ORAYMeN
Cmmiiliii) liros.' Transfer Company
All kinds of transfer work done.
Furniture and pianos boxod roudy
for shipment. Prompt sorvlco Is
our motto. Stand and ofllce at
253 South Commorclal stroot.
Phono 210. Ro'sjdonco Phono 968.
8A8H AKD DOOX rAOTORrE
rtank M. Browa. Manufacturer of
&ab, door, vooMlugt, All kinds ef
bouM flnlib and hard wood work
Front street, bet. State and Court
Make all rnmpHInt h tfli
MINIfl.
Jnventor Wlahes to purchaso mln
log claims, undeveloped or par
tially dovolopcd, but Indication
must be good. Will also Jlaaace
one or two cood propoeitloni.
What hare your Addreee P. O,
Box 161, Oraata Pa, Or,
DEPARTMENT
-HeHaii(Ha
MISCELLANEOUS.
lauo xaner u. u. woods, nlano
pert tuning, repairing and polish
ing, Lcnvo ordors at Goo. O.
Wills' niUBlc store, Salem.
2- 9-lyr
Concrete Work. Got my prlcos o
sidewalks, curbs, septic tanks and
cement work of nny kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. M.
Ward, Highland add. Phono 569.
v 2-11-tf
Uutto tt Wcnderoth Flno wlnos,
liquors nnd clears. Wo handle the
celebrated Kellogg and Castle
whiskies. Cool nnd refreshing beer
constantly on drough. South
Commarclnl streot 9-3-lyr
Snletn Iron Works. Founders, xna
chlnlsts nnd blacksmiths. Manu
facturers of nil kinds of sawmill
ninohtnory. Hop and fruit drying
stoves, etc. Manufacturers of the
Salem Iron Works Hop Press.
Salem Rex & Lumber Go, Removed
from South Salem to 14th street,
near the B. P. dopoL Doxes, Berry
Crates, Fruit Trays and Perfection
Fruit Evaporators. Phone 201.
Enlarged
Our moat market on Enst State
stroot has been doubled In site and
wo aro better propnrod than ever to
sorvo customers. Prompt service and
tho best of moats our motto. Call
or phono 199. B. E. Edwards, Prop.
HnhMii Iudcpcndcnro MohhwhUi
Btago lino. Leaves Indopoudoncn
dnlly (oxcopt Sunday) nt 8:00
o'clock a. m. Returning, loaves
Snlom from Wlllamotto Hotel at 3
p. in., arriving at Indopondonc?
In tlmo for (1:15 motor for Mon
mouth and Dnllns. Phono Mala
170.
Wo Aro Coh Purchaser Of poul
try, eggs, and all kinds of farm
produce Horry crates mado up
In unlimited quantities. Capital
Commission Co., 207 South Com
mercial street, Salem. Phone Mala
170.
1'J AcreH Flno boII, hnlt timber,
half cultivation, l'j miles from
Salem, flno unobstructed vlow of
Salem, river, mountains, etc. Kn
tlroly onclosod with now wire
fonco, Houso and barn old. Ap
ples, pears, plums, prunes, peach
es, chorrlcfl, borrlos full boarlng.
This Is for you, Mr. Bargain Hunt
er. Call on or write to "II.," care
Journal. 5-10-3wk
(leneml Hohhc CIcahIhk Aho car
pet cloanlng and window washing.
Furniture packing a specialty. T.
A. Button. Phono 97 Suburbau.
5-ll-3t
BUHCRNUT BREAO
It U worth more thnn any other
bread, yot the price Is no higher.
For salo at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA IIAKKUY.
Thomea ft Cooley, Props.
MIIIIHHHMIIIMIIIIW
MEALS 15c
AT TIIH
Salem
Restaurant
:il COURT HTRKET.
Call and try them, Meals J
ibc. Honrd por week $2.75.
I
aUo furnUhed
rooms vory
reasonable.
HMI
O C. T. Co.
-STEAMERS
POMONA AND OREGO.VA LEAVH
PORTLAND MONDAY, WKDNKH-
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A,
31., TUK8RAY, THURSDAY AND
HATURDAYH AT fltOO A. M. FOl
CORVALIH TUESDAY, THURHDAT
AND HATURDAY AHOirr I. M.
P. M. BALDWIN, At.
gpoat wleely la the source of muU
Mtlsfactlon. Why aot epea4 a liUle
of K wUely row buying Rroeeriee of
aT
&ktr, Lwrenc & Baker