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Newspaper Page TextG DAILY OAPiTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 1.1. 1007. psmm fifHmWk&lf MnIKAiRi fcffiffl A strong stomach is the foundation of 5ood health. If yours Is weak tin- Illt- tlTH ".V 1 1 1 strengthen It U .and purn jtfSour Risings, Heartburn, Hick Head nchf, IlldlgCHtloil, Dyspepsia or HIIIoiihiicsi. HANI) CONCEHT. CHICAGO REVIVALIST AT SALEM Will Open Series of Religious Meet ings Wednesday Night Beautiful Hair At Small Cost Snlcm Military Band Renders Ey- ccllcnt Onenalr Concert In Ma rion Squiiro Yesterday Afternoon. Saloin's Military Band guve anoth er onjoynhlo program in Marlon Bqunro yostorday nftornoon. Owing to tho inclcinoncy of tho weather and tho fact that tho concert hud not l)oon announced tho crowd was Binall Thoso who woro fortunate enough to bo present woro troatod to Bonio ex collont band music. Tho program was varied from tho light pop ular compositions to tho class ic, and wnB received with lib oral applause. Tho woathor per mitting there will bo an oponair con cort in WIllBon nvenuo next "Wednes day ovonlng. Tho program rondcrcd yostorday was as follews: March, "University pf Pennsylva nia." Overture, "Morning, Noon and Night." Characteristic march, "Dig Clilot of Hnttlo Ax,"'Allon. Waltz, "Adlyn," Hall. Selection, "Tenderfoot." March and two-step, "Au Rovolr My Llttlo Hyacinth," Smith. Relief I'Voin lUiotiinntic PnliiR. "I suffored with rhoumatlsm for ovor two yearB," sayo Mr. Holland Curry, a patrolmnn of Koy West, Pla. "Somotlmou It Bottlod In my knooB nnd lamed mo so I could hard ly walk, at othor tlmoa It would be in my foot and haiulo do- I was ln capacltood for duty. Ono night whon I was in sovoro pain and lamo from It my wlfo wont to tho drug storo hero and cntno back with n bottlo of Clmmborlaln'B Pain Unlm. I wao r.ubbod with it and found tho pain had nearly gono during tho night. 1 kopt on using it for a llttlo mora than two wooks nnd found It drove tho rheumatism nwny. I havo not had any troublo from that dlscaso for ovor throo monthB." For Balo by Dr. Stono's drug store. OHECON CITY MILLH TO OPEN MAY 21. Woolen Mills ltcinulii Closed Anoth- or W;K Kliiiim HHng Ktaulcl. Tho woolon mlllB will romnln cIohoiI till a wook from Monday In order to allow tho mlllwrlghtH am ple tlmo to put tho plant In llrHt-clnsa condition. A foreo of men wore put to work this morning and nru busily engaged In hnulliiK the stoiio from tho top o( tho lltinui In proparatlon for tho work or oxtemlluK the llumo ISO feet up tho ilvor In order that tho wntor Blipply will not bo nffocUd by the largo dam now In course of construe, tlon. Owing to tho scanty supply of water coming through the tlumo, tho wntor works has boon couipoUed to rouort to tho uso of tho olootrlo mo. tor Installed thuro as nu nltornato souroo of power. Orogou City Star. - o- - llhizo in linker. Fir broke out this aftomoon In tho pllo of wiwdust uoar thu olootrlc plant In South Uakur. A heavy wind wiib blowing so that It was al most Impossible for tho llro compim Ins to make hendwtty In lighting It. Soon after the power plant wns burn Ing nnd Inter the mill caught. largo forco of men vigorously fought tho lluiuos, and, after a oouplo of hours, suueoodml In getting thorn nn dor control. Th dnmogo lis yot can not bo ostluuitod. Th town was out of power for sovoral hours, which caused tho delay of th HornUl reaching H subscrlbora. linker llurnld (May 10.) o - A Hroml Statement. This nnnouiicomout is made with out ii nv niinlineiitlon. Horn-Hold is tho ono preparation In tho world that guarautoeft It. Or. Leonhnrdt'a llom-Rold will euro Piles. It Is In tho form of a tablet. It is tho only Pllo romedy uboJ In ternally. It la Impossible to euro an stab llahod pas of Piles with ointments, uupporltorles, Injections or outward appliances. A guarantee Is Umiod with ovory package of Dr. Loouhardt'a 11cm-Hoid. lo and Uk to your druggist nbom Concerning C. It. Handenschield. tho evangelist, who is to conduct re vival Bervlcos nt tho First Methodist church in Salem, boglnnlng Wednes day evening next, tho Southorn Idaho Mall, published at Blackfoot, Idaho has tho following to say: "Tho union revival services arc now tho talk of tho town. Rev. C. R Ilaudonschlold, of Chicago, who I conducting theso meetings, Is a man of God, and no ono enn come In touch with him without a consciousness of his liigh moral integrity and pure Christian life, and hla great ablllt as a man. Ills commanding appear ance, his gonial voice, his wonderful voice in song, his natural ability at word painting, his intonso earnest ness, tho Bplrit of his work, not for tho glory of itself, but for tho glory of Cod, mnko Btich a profound im pression upon his auditors thnt they rcnllzo that It is tho volco of God speaking through human Instrumen tality. Anyono who enn hear him fling, or listen to his forcoful way of presenting, without boing touched nnd moved to obey tho voice or uou, Is indeed indifferent or denf to that which Is of tho greatest Importanco Tim Horvicod In tho armory Inst Sunday woro characterized by a re- markablo tldo of interest, whon tho laro building was filled to tho vory doors. Tho evening Bormon wnB tho crowning sormon of tho dny. Mr. Ilaudonschlold spoke on "Tho Law of Cod," whllo tho vnst oudlonco list onod In breathless Bllonco and rnpt attention. "Monday night thoro was onthor largo crowd. Whon tho Invitation wob given, -IC signified tholr Inton tlon to follow Josus Christ." PERSONALS. Miss Lonoro RhodcB spoilt Sunday In Woodburn. Mrs. Zncloo ItlggB returned Inst ovonlng from a visit in Portland. MIbs Frances Wilcox loft laBt ov onlng for a visit in Eugene. E. LnForo returned lnat ovenlng from a short visit In Portland. Frod Logg, tho Portland architect, (spout Sunday with his family In this city. Mr. and Mrs. John McCourt, of Pendleton, aro In tho city to visit rolatlvos. Miss Inoz Honry, of tho muto school npont Sunday visiting Snlom rolatlvos. Profossor W. W. Graham nrrlved In tho city last ovonlng from Port land. MrH. L. It. Reed, who has boon vis iting In tho city, has roturned to her homo In Sllvorton. Mr. and Mrs. H. O'Flyn and son nrrlvod In tho city Saturdny ovonlng to visit rolatlvos an.l frlonds. Hnrvoy Wilcox, of tho muto school spent Sunday in this city, visiting rolntlvos. Ed. Huuf, ono of tho Snlom car pouters, who has gono to Portland to work, spoilt Sunday In tho city. W. L. Bryant, of Portland, spont Sunday In this city. Ho wns former ly a student In Wlllnmotto Unlvorsl- ty. Jay Avory, Erie Kloppln and Orln Mllus have gone to Washington, whoro they will engage in tho show busluoss. Mrs. Seth Wllllnnis, nftor a visU to hor mother, Mrs. C. W. Train, of this olty. hns roturnod to hor home In St. Johns. Govornor Chnmberlnlu roturnod last ovonlng from visiting his fami ly In Portland. Ho will lonvo this woek for Coos county and othor points on tho const to Inspoot tho salmon hntchorlos. L. T. Fine, who roeontly nrrlvoJ herefrom Caltfornln, loft yostorday for an tendod trip In th southorn part of tho vnlloy. Mr. Fine's family havo boon rosldonts of Salem for sov oral months, and it is probable, that thay will looato In this vicinity permanently. "I. TjMvitVrdt Co.. NUmto Psdta. N. Y., Proritort. M ky Dc. 1. O tone. !. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Thoro Is probably no medicine mado that is rolled upon with mow Implicit confldonco than Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. During tho third of a cen tury In which It has beon uso, poo- ple havo learned that It Is tho oue remedy that never falls. Waea ra duc4 -with water and sweeteaed It la plMuwat te take. For sale Wr Dr. Bto' drag store. Within the last deende great and rapid Btridcs have been made lu Materia Medlcn. Many diseases that woro considered Incurable fifteen years ago aro now cured in a few days, and in many enses prevented al together. Tho scientists of late years have been delving for the cause, tile rounuation, mo reason and tho starting point of dlsense fully realizing that the actual and true cause must bo ascertained boforo tho remedy can bo located. Hnir troublos, like many other diseases, havo been wrongly diagnosed and altogether misunderstood. Tho hair itself Is not tho thing to bo treated, for tho reason that It is simply a pro duct of tho scnlp, and wholly de pendent upon Its action. Tho Bcnlp Is tho vory soil In which tho hnlr la produced, nurtured nnd grown, nnJ It nlono should receive tho attention If results are to bo expected. It would do no earthly good to treat tho Btom of n plant with a view of mnklng it grow and become more beautiful tho soil in which tho plant grows must bo attended to. Thorefore, tho scalp In which the hnlr grows must receive tho atten tion if you aro to expect It to grow and become more beautiful. Loss of hair is caused by Alio scalp drying up, or losing its Bupply of molsturo or nutriment, nnd when baldness occurs tho Bcnlp hns sim ply lost all of Its nourishment, leav ing nothing for tho hnir to feed upon (a plant or oven a tree would dio under Blmllnr conditions). Tho natural and logical thing to do in olthor case Is, feed and replen ish tho soil or scnlp as tho case may bo, and your crop will grow nnd multiply nB naturo Intended it should. Dr. Kiiimltoii'H DANDERINE Is tho only romedy for tho hnlr ovo. discovered that Is ldontlcnl with tho nnturnl hair foods or liquids of the scalp. It foods and nourishes tho hnlr and docs nil tho work original ly carried on by tho natural nutri ents or llfo-glving JuIcob genornted by tho scalp Itself. It penotrntos the poro.i of tho scalp quickly and tho hnlr soon shows tho effects of lto wonderfully oxhllnratlng and life producing qunlltlos. Ono 25 cent bottlo Is onough to convlnco you of Its great wortlv as n hair growing nnd hair beautifying romody try it and bco for yourself. Now on snlo at every drug and toilet Btoro in tho land. Threo sizes, 2Cc, 50c nnd $1.00. o Fruit Prospect Good. Whllo It BooniB probnblo that ho applo and pruno crops In tho Wll lnmotto vnlloy will bo comparatively light this year, tho Btntomont In Bomo Eastern papers that tho pruno crop hns boon dnmngod by advorso woathor conditions, Bays a local writ er, is vory mlsloadlng. Many or chnrds will hnvo full crops of np- pies. Prosont Indications aro that tho pruno crop gonornlly will be light, though this cannot yot bo as sorted doftnltoly. Tho light crop In both npplos nnd prunos sooms to bo duo ontlroly to ovor-productlon last your, which Boomod to ovortnx tho troos. It Is a common oxporlonco thnt troos boarlng honvlly ono year will ylold light crops tho uoxt., Somo of tho Wlllnmotto valloy applo or chards that boro bunipor crops last your had vory fow blossoms this year. It la far from certain, how over, that this will be a light prune yonr. "Prunes nro tho most docop Uvo crop I havo- soon," says J. R Shopnrd, a promlnont Polk county grower. "Somotlmos whon tho troos nro loaded with fruit wo Ioso much of It by tho sunimor drop. If tho load stays on until harvest tlmo tho fruit dries out to about 15 pounds to the bushol nnd runs to small sizes. Then again, I hnvo seon years when prnnoa wor so senrco In the spring that a man could scarcely find them onthd limbs. Whon the prunes were small It looked Ilk a crop failure But as tho fruit grow It was found that th orop was not so light as at first np peurcd. Tho summer drop was light and when drying time camo tho prunes canio out of the dryers so honvy that a bushol of groen fruit mado 20 pounds of dried fruit. You can't toll much about a prime crop this early In the season." Woathor conditions this year wore Idoal for all fruit orops in the valloy, nnd If ylolds should bo light the gon rat opinion is that the causo will be fouud in tho boat y crops of Inst year M-W-l 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 111 1 1 i THE MAIL BAG ii h-hi i mn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii i n W. L. Tooze writes thnt he hns bought out tho F. A. Lucas depart ment storo at Falls City. The busi ness, real estate and property nots about $10,000, and that city Is to be congratulated on securing a live business mnn, who will prove n strong factor In tho upbuilding of the town. Charles H. Eddy, of Petersham Mass., writes that ho Is planning to come to Oregon, and wlBhes to k)tow, about the city, Industries, prices, house rents, fuel, prices of meats, provisions, etc. Ho has poor health, and his physician recommends him to come to Oregon. IIo had a copy of The Capital Journal In this mail, but wo also urge that somo of our reiVl estate men wrlto him and send him literature. Ills letter sounds ns If he woro a desirable class of business mnn to havo como to our city. Copt. J. P. Patrick, of Des Moines Iowa, who has boon In Oregon bovcp al times, writes that they have had n backward spring in that Btate. There was a heavy snowfall in Mny, nnd frosts for a week or moro, that nip pod tho fruit and early vegetables spring onts nnd whent. They still hopo to get In a flno crop of corn, ns Iowa farmers can plant corn until tho middle of Juno and get quito a crop. Frost roports nnd crop dam age from other states is extensive and yet when the season cIobcs up with big crops of hay, potatoes, grain and corn, those states will produce nn lmmonso nmount of stuff, and the hogs and cnttlo will roll out in cnor mous quantities. D. II. Loonoy, of Jefferson, hns re contly sold a lino lot of his Jerseys to C. W. Kuykondnll, of North Yam hill, including King's Princess of Rioter, ownod by E. Ilofor, of this city, Lnrgo prices woro obtained for this pedigreed stock, nnd, in Bplto of Bomo dimcultles, Mr. Looney still keeps nt tho bond of tho list of Ore gon brooders of JorsoyB. Ono of tho lenders of tho Linn County Council writes of tho movo mont to secure tho referendum on tho University npproprintlen: "The work Is progressing finely, nnd, from prosont Indications, wo will have moro thnn enough names by tho Inst of this wook. Wo havo petitions In from Marlon, DougliiB, Linn, Lane Lincoln, Benton, Polk, Washington Wnsco, Multnomnh, Grant, Yamhill and Umntllla counties. Advlso om friends to rush tho movement." This mnn Is only a plain fnrmor nnd tax payor, nnd it seems tho referendum can bo obtained on any measure without tho consont of tho original dlroct loglslntlon mnchlno, sot up b Mr. U'Ron. Tho U'ron mnchlno doos Its work quicker nnd smoother, bo cnuso all tho namos ulgnod nro paid for, but this way of gottlng tho In! tiatlvo as a voluntary movomont of tho citizens Indlcatos that there Is real public sentiment bohlnd tho of. fort to hold up tho University tax as boing out- of nil proportion to the ability of tho property owners to pny. DANGER IN DELAY. Kidney Diseases Aro Too Dangerous for Salem 1'coplo to Neglect. g5fl MEN ADMIRE a pretty face, a good figure, but cooncr or later learn that the healthy, happy, contented woman is most of all to bo admired. Women troubled with fainting spells, irregularities, nervous irrlta bility, backache, tho 'blues," and those dreadful dragging sensations, cannot hopo to bo happy or popular and advancement in either home' business or social life is impossible! Tho causo of theso troubles, how ever, ylolds quickly toLydlaE. Pink ham's Vegotablo Compound made from native roots and herbs It acts at onco upon tho ortran afflicted nnd tho nervo centors, dispelling effec- MISS EtoMA?SL tually all thoso distressing syrap- tMfIA RUHTZLTb indorsement or has bucIi n. monrA ,.-..: J'MeiTed SCdnnw.t. . Lydia E. Pmkham s Vegetable Comlj fui iu"K niuu j. )yua iruuDiPf 1 ttltll n I ' " urn.' drain all my strength away I had dull hXh T irritable, and all worn out. Chanc bgtorcudeneofrt: ?M "f of a case similar to mine curod iv rKWrtC to try it and I cannot ? T ot u uuou Biiuuur tu mino cured l)V Lvdla V W.iT w.'eaab Compound, I decided to try it and I cannot cxnrcs ,, .Dt benefltrecolved. ltlLjSSSS -'i , :,, ;:?""" ;vB,inuio impound i th Bi.171 remedy for all forms of Female Comnlalnbi. wi,T..ri Displacements, Inflammation and Ulcoratlnn nnA r v rH paring for childbirth and tho Change ofSfi ' Ulanl ftectatt f Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to WnJ women auiloring lrom any form of female woU. .JZrri sr Mra PIakhwn . rasa USE SELF RISING B. B. B, Flow For Boston Brown Bread, Grlddio Cakes, Muffins and Plan, mlA ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO., LQ., 8AN Jo, fti 4 (2U A SQUARE DEAL AR A 1'AIH TllIAIj OF OUR FAILM IJIPLKMLMJ U MACHINEItY OF ALL KINDS. IF YOU AIID NOT 61TSW WITH A FAIH THIAL YOU NEKD NOT BIT. I SELL TRACTION AND STATIONERY EXQIXES, SKM1 AND SIIEPAKD'S BED RIVER SEPARATORS, HAY BUM OAliJiilJJL' AINU KUAU UU1)UU ULICHIKERY. WW ilANllLiU THIS IJYRI) WAGONS, E.NGER EFfiW, HACKS AND CARRIAGES. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE ADRIANCE, nUCKETE Wf. ERS, CLIPPER PLOWS AND BLUE RIUBOX aimANIV ALSO SOMIiJ SECOND HANI) FARM 1MPLEME.VI3 M WAGONS VERY CHEAP. n PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES AT WHOLESALE JLVD ' TAIL, GLASS AND STAINS OP ALL KINDS, AM) FAUrTMO SUPPLIES. BUGGY TOPS, DASHBOARDS, WHIPS, ROBES, Htt CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, CIRCULARS A.YD M&OM TIVE CATALOGUES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION GEO. B. JACOB, Prop. PHONE 401 SIAIN COR. FRONT AND I1XK I m iiiST 1'fc FOR SAI Don't Pny Alimony To bo divorced from your appendix. Thoro will bo no occasion for it If you keop your bowels regular with Dr. King's Now Life Pills, Tholr action is so gentlo that tho appo.ndlx novor has causo to make the least complaint Guaranteed by J. C Perry, druggist, 25c Try them. Tho gront dnngor of troublos Ib that thoy got n firm hold before tho sufforor rocognlzos thorn Health is gradually undornilnfltl. Dnckacho, hondncho, nervousness, lnmenoss, soronoss, lumbago, urinary troublos, dropsy, dinbets nnd Brlghfs dlsenso follow In morclloss succes sion. Don't nogloct your kidneys Cure tho kidneys with tho cortain nnd snfo romody. Donn's Kidney Pills, which has curod people right, hero In Salem. P. W. Brown, of 374 Summor St. Salem Or., says: "Throo years of. millwright work In a sulphuric fac tory whon It wns necotssary to per-i form repntrs In poisonous gnsos and was ofton compellod to work In cramped position nnd sometlmos wet to tho skin, if not the cause of my kldnoy trouble, at loast helped to do ran go thoso organs. I suffered from a lnmenoss and soronoss across the small of my bnck and about two months ago whon sufferlug In this way my attention was called to Doan's Kldnoy Pills nnd 1 sent to Dr Stone's drug storo and proourod n supply. After taking this remedy, tho bnckacho and soroness across the loins entirely disappeared, as also did other marked symptoms of kid ney trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills nro worthy of the confidence of any one annoyod with bachacho or kid ney complaint." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, Now York, solo agents for tho Uni ted States. Remember the name Doans and take no other. THE SECRET of why our bread Ib in bucIi demand for Its flno quality, lightness ana most dollcloua flavor Is that It irf mado from cholco Wlntor whont and kidney ! by tho host mothodB known In baklnu to glvo nutrition nnd enjoyment oi ontlnK nt tho nnmo tlmo. If you are not using Ullora's bread try it. CAPITAL BAKERY, O. ULLOM, Prop mfm99999WO2 J. W. BOLLEN Manager Salem Undertaking Co. Funeral Director and Embalmer. Calls answered day or night. ty,nna in srm Court St. Saiera foaMwiM(IB,,M Hall's Fetty In now open and ready for busi ness. Road excellent on both side of river. A. D. PETTYJOHN. 5-10-lm-d Proprietor Wo arenowlnpo!lUlM prices on vacant lot, t nn.l lots In Ilishlaad aSi-ti" !tho Salem-Portland c This property bai set h . for sale before since w " of the road, ana ceptlonally good tW Derby & W Salem Fence HeadqBrt t xT,.in. PleVeU. GUM, I & D. Ready Roods. W and AJJuUble -AUtlfl Walter Moife 250 Court St J riOuUISTEn' Rocky Mountain Tea Nnfljeif A Baij MJlaia for Baiy ?t1 BriB8 Qoldea H10i tad Benwd V!. X plflo for Constipation. I'"i and Jiianer Troal.Iw, llmp, fiSSS Wood IUif Breath. slumrth Iloweli, "fX and Backachn. Ua II Uy Mountain , Oh " lt form. Sfi wnts a b.. .O'nu-Sf10 0f RoLLisrui Drto C"wrfT. laiUon, w . vH.DE!- NUGGETS K SAI LW H W- ii WrtTJ gatlafactloa- "- fW, m1 ..-il TieF TvmmmZi urr,r.l J1' " 'a