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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1907. he Cough of i consumption Your doctor will tell vou that fresh air and rood food are the real cures lor consumption. But often the cough Is very hard. Hence, we suggest that you ask your doctor aoout Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. vsmiDiinttn)raU J. O.ArtrCov Bll onr prptvratloo. XowUtM. I YORK AUTOMOBILE DISCUSSIONS A. B. Tucker, 31 Enst 42d St, Now York.) Charles Schmidt, tho onBtnecr peerless Motor Car company, has been abroad for his health natters connected "with business, noil on Saturday last, on "La "Mr. Schmidt states thnt asldo studying and contracting for tutorial for tho Peerless coni- he has investigated now Ideas itomobllo making abroad only in coneral way. Fdid not have tlmo to visit any in larce factories," said Mr. kldt, "but havo resorved such tiMtlons for a visit which I huako later, shortly boforo show From goncrnl observations, r. I think I am safo in Baying there will not as radical a lino BTclttcs In noxt year's French bet as has been tho caso horoto- Thcre, as here, automobiles womlnK stnndnrd and thero Is tnJ less inclination shown nlong Mmcntal lines. ho most Interesting situation In Is tho cnb proposition. It Is ther likely (In tho opinion of bevcryono with whom I talked) gasolene cabs will do nway on- with tho horso drlvon cnb In Insldo of two years. I think an expect almllnr condition of in this country. This will a good deal to do with tho gen- bade, particularly In closed car- i and I think wo can look for a neat of similar character In all argo American cities." t. Schlnidt wns askod If ho waB 'to ninko public any of his plnns text year's Peerless model, and tpllcd thnt thero was very llttlo said at this time. Ho stated there would bo no radical do ires from this year's type, which is to havo mado good In every and has provod to bo thoroughly factory to him. i ! met In Paris," said Mr. Schmidt, of our cuslomors, W. J. heldcr of Colorndo Springs and In the PccrlosB car which I took ; with mo Inst year nnd sold to Bachcldrr on Junly 1, 190C. Ho me that ho had been using tho ron imiously over flnco It was de- eJ to him In Pnrls laBt summor, log In Italy, England and ice, and that ho had had no mi trmblo whatovor during tho !e Hkc Ills mlloago had boon end m and tho car had boon sub.- to hard usage, but seemed to gas wrl last week In Paris as I; the day It was dollvorcd to Mr. Batchelder. I was very glad to per sonally Inspect this car and to boo that a number of my theories with regard to contsructlon had worked out so well." Mr. Schlnidt left on Sunday night for Cleveland, where ho will take un his work on tho 190S models for tho Peerless company., C. W. Kolsey, the moving spirit of the new American Cab & Delivery company, has removed to Philadel phia where ho is employed in com pleting final arrangements with ro gard to tho organization and incor poration of tho company. In tho meantlmo work is steadily progress ing on tho first batch of taximeter cabs which tho company is to placo in commission. Theso will probably be tho first American-built taximeters to bo permanently put at work In American Btreets. At present It Is doubtful whothor thoso will bo seen first In Now York or Phlldclphla. Thnt a good reputation nmong the owners is a valuable asset for a cir to have, is tho opinion of C. G. Wrldgewny, who handles Peerless cars In Now York City. Tho denier Belling a well recommended mnko cf car Is being bothered less and Us nowadays by tho "Joy demonstra tion" nuisance. "Tho people who used to work tho llttlo Joke of ob taining n long 'demonstration' rldo, upon tho pretext of being Intending purchasers aro becoming scarcer every day," said Mr. Wrldgewny, re cently. "It Is of course often diffi cult to toll tho rcnl from tho Imita tion, but peoplo who really want to buy good cars aro not ovor-nnxlous to get demonstrations from tho mnkir boforo purchasing. Tho majority of cars llko tho Peerless, aro sold to porBons whoso frlcntla recommend them. "Of tho Inst eighty-two cars, so)d through my agency, demonstrations woro given to purchasers In twenty cases only, which Is pretty good proof that tho public has confidence In a Btandard high grado car. Tho very fact that I am and othor Poor- less agents nro now booking orders for 1908 models, whun nono of us havo 1908 demonstrating cars, shows that tho peoplo really havo tho mon oy and who want cars do not cravo to bo "uhown." Nearly nil tho grafters want long Sunday domonBtrntlor.ii ns they nro 'busy' during tho week. Peoplo who nro so industrious, that thoy cannot nfford any othor tlmo than Stindny to look nt a motor car, will Bcarcoly havo tho tlmo to drlvo n car after buying ono. Porhnps tho fact that rldo grafters nro becoming loss numerous, la duo In n inonauro to nubile morals, becoming moro ol vntod." nimnmmniiiiini 1 THE MARKETS. 1 Mnko Salem a Good Home 4. Market, iMiiiiimminHiiiinr SALEM MARKET. Of all the fruits that nro In tho land Thnt grow on bush or troo, I would filvo up tho cholcost onos For Rocky Mountain Ton, Sold nt Dr, Stono'a Store. I 1 Wk ii r. Stclncr's Market. Dealers ifi flab, game and poultry. Highest cash prlco paid for eggn, Prompt delivery. State Btreet. Local Wholcftilo Market. Eggs 14. Hens 12 12 &c; young chick ens, lie Ducks 10c; geese, So; turkeys, 1316c. Butter 22 He; fat, 20 &c. Local wheat SOc. Oats 3S5M0C Barley $22 $23. Flour Hard wheat $4.40; valley, $3.45. Mill feed Bran, $19.50; shorts, $21. liny Cheat and clovor, $7 por ton; timothy, $11.00 $12.00 per ton. Onions $2.00 por cwt; potatoes, 80c per cwt. Hops Cholco, 10 (ft lie; prlmo to choice, 89c; medium to prime, 8tfc Chlttlm bark 5 HUT Co. Tropical Fruits. t Bananas $0.75. Oranges $3 $4. Lomons $0.00(8' $.50. Retail Market. Oats $28; wheat, 80o per bu.; rolled barley, $27. Eggs 20c dot.; 2 dor. 35c Apples $3.00. Butter Country, 20c; cronmory, 30c. Flour valley, $1.05 por sack; hard wheat, $1.35. Bran C5o por sack; $21 por ton. Hay Timothy, 75c por cwt.; cheat nnd clovor, 50c por cwt.; shorts, 95c por cwt. Livestock. Hogs Fnt, 7c. Cattlo 1100 1200 lb steers, 4c, Llghtor steers 4c. Cows and heifers 90001000 lb, 334c. 8tock Hogs 5c. Lambs 6c. Veal DrOBBcd, 5 7c. wtiiwitimmiiaitfii8i(iii8mii !! i TTIn.l Vai. tt..,. tn. n...l. t..t u.lifnli tiaa f.iuvn tla uso for over 30 years, Una borno tho sfjrrmtnro of srf ana Has Deen mmio uiuicr ms pur- CfLjLjtfrf-t-J1- sonal supervision slnco It Iiiniiiey. yj: f-CLCtJUAt 4ll.....n&.l.nlrnvmi III till- ; AJJ Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-ns-ffood" ar but i penments tbat trlllo with and cminiifrcr mo ueH-t w. ia&uta and Cblldrcu Experience nirnlnst Expert .ut Vinat is CASTORIA OaMorta is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pixro Iforic, Drops uiid Sootblnff Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It fViTt,..f ... .rf-i . r 1.1... . ..Iw.m XTfiwi.lMrt i -"mmiiiis ueiiuer opiuni, iuurjiuuiu uui ' ....vw.-w substoncc. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys AVorcis wu Ulinys X'OVerlMllIie.SH. U CUrea wiurmuju mm ! Oollc. It relieves Teething: Troubles, cures Constlpntlou -w r lumiency. It ossiiniintcs mo x-oou, mjuwiw " ttounvh and Bowels, gh Inj? Jicaltliy mid natural sleep. ' ' C u!!dreus Panacea- Tho Mother' Friend. e.uiNE CASTORIA always yy Bian tua Bignstur oi stf J p - k - . r? . vi v; h kind You Have Always Bougiii In Uh For Over 30 Years. 'tYT&tcUM rOUTLANI) MARKET. Wheat Club, 8lS2c; valloy, S081c; bluo atom, S485c. OatB Cholco whlto, 29c. MlllBtuff Bran, $17. Hay Timothy, $15 $16; alfalfa $11.50. Vetch $7.50 $8.00. Poultry lions, 14, mlxod chlok oils, 13M,c; droefiod clilckens, 14ViQ ISc; tnrkoys, llvo, 13Q)14o; duoks, 17C18o; plgoons, $1$1.25. Pork Dressed, 0 00 He Beef Dressed, 5&Gc. Mutton CC7c. Hops 910Wc lb, according to quality. Wool Valloy, coarse to medium, 29 023c; custom Oregon, 13 018c o Itawnrt of OliitiiicntA for Catarrh Tlmt Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely dostroy tho sonsa of smoll and completely do. rango tho wholo systom wbon ontor Ing It through tho mucous surfaces. Such articles should novor bo used oxcopt on prescription from reputa ble physicians, as tho damage they will do is ton fold to tho good you can possibly dorlvo from thorn, Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.- contains no mercury, and Is taken In tornally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tbo system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Curo bo suro you get the genuine It Is takon Internally and mado In Toledo, Ohio, by F .J. Cheney k. Co. Testimonial freo. Sold by all druggists. Price, 7Ec per bottle. Take Hall's Family I'tiSs for con stipation. o Bids for Wood. Baalod bids will he received by tho directors of school district No. 24, for Salem, Oregon, at the office of district clerk In the Murphy block, at Salem, Oregon, until the 18th day og May, 1907, at 5 p. m. Bids to be ope nod at the high school building at 7:30 p. m. of said date for cord wood for the different school build ings, as follews: High school building, 75 cords of flr. Yew Park school, 70 eds. flr and 5 cdi. of oak. Lincoln school, 34 cds. of fir and 6 cds of oak. North school, CO edr. of fir. Hast school, 140 cds. flr. The board recnre the right to re ject any or all bids. II. A. JOHNSON, Jr., 6-13-tt, DWrW Clerk. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT BMtaiiiBtiiiiiim6itifrgii!iinit ros SALS. For Sale Salem-IndepondoncoM6n- niouth stago lino, fully equipped. Inqulro of Capital Commission Company, Salem. 4-5-tf For Sale Old papors, 10 conts por hundred. Inqulro Journnl ofllco. Why Pay ltent When you can buy a nlco homo at 5S0 N. Llborty SL, on terms to suit tho purchasor, Address C. II. Burggraf, Albany, Ore. G-17-tf. For Sale. McCormlck mowor, good ns now, at n bargain it takon nt onco. Inqulro nt Oregon Slonnn Pnlnt Co., High nnd Church streots. D. H. Wyant. 5-2 0-2 wk For Sale. Dcslrnblo property for salo at a bargain In Yew Park, cor nor of 12th nnd Cross streets, con taining ono half block of land, with spring branch running through tho place, plenty of email fruit, with good house, bnrn and outbuildings, nnd both city and well water. For tomiB Inqulro nt tho place. G-20-lwk " ' ' '"" FOK IIBXT For ltent Nlcoly furnished rooms with bonrd. Modoru conveniences. 322 North High Btreet. 5-20-31 For Itcnt Houso nnd four lots, gar den nnd barn. All kinds of fruit. Apply nt 345 Union stroot. Phone 501. 4-4-tt For Itcnt Sovon-room houao, hot nnd cold wator, electric light, bath room. Inqulro of Aug. Schrolb or, 500 North High stroot. 3-25-tf MUSICAL. Arthur Von Jcsoii Toacsor of pi ano; touch, tochnlch, Interpreta tion. Thorough preparatory course Advanced studonts proparod for public appearance. Residence C58 Confer St. Tel. Mnln 520. 2-38-tf. LOST. Lost Black, part snanlol do. Ai- swors to nnmo of "Don." Itoturn to E. Hofor, South Balom. 4-17-tf LODairs. Foresters of America Court Sher wood Foroators, No. 19. Meets Tuesday In Hurst hall, Btato stroet Leo Abhlo. C. It.; A. L. Brown, V, 8. Central Iodgo No. 1H, K. of P. Cnstlo Hall In Holumn block, cor nor Stato and Llbqrty stroots. Tuosdny of oach wook nt 7:30 p. m. Oscar Johnson, C, C; 13. II. Andorson, K. of It. and 8, Modern Woodmen of Aniprlr Ore gon Cedar Camp No. 5240. Meet overy Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V, O.: V. A. Turner, Clerk. Woodmen of World Moot ovory Frl day night at 7:30, In Holman hall. J. A. Dlckoy, C. 8.; P. L. Frailer, Clerk. MISCELLANEOUS. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, accl dont and ponelon Insurance; $2 000,000 pledged; every claim paid Good agents wanted. J, II. C. Montgomery, supreme organiser, Box 432 Balom, Oregon. It. R. Ryan, eecrectary, C4C Btato street mi .' WAXTBD. Wanted A plaoo for girl 10, In country or town to aurfst with light work for board. B, T., caro Journal omco. ' Wnnttil At ooco a girl for general housework. Hxporienee not re quired. Enquire of Mrs. J. A. Car son, 923 South High stroet. 6-20-3t Wanted To borrow $1000 on the best of real estato security. Ap ply to "J. P.," caro Journal offlce. 4'20-tf Highest Cash Pric Paid for chick ens at Willamette Hotel. 4-19-tf WahUxI Boy to run elevator. In quire at Willamette hotel. C-13-tf .'iano inner b. L. Woods. Dtano ei pert tuning, repairing and polish ing. Lcavo orders at Qoo. O. Wills' musio storo, Salem. 3- 9-lyr CHESTERFIELD Special Low Fee for a Few Days Only 50c 50c Concrcto Work. Got ray prices on sldowalks, curbs, aoptto tanks and coniont work of any kind. All work guaranteed flret-claM. M Ward, Highland add. Phono 669 6-H-tt Butto A Wcnderoth Fine wlnee, liquors and cigars. Wo handle the eolobrated Kellogg and CastU whiskies. Cool and rotroshlag beer constantly on drougli. South Commercial stroot 9-3-lyr Salem Iron. Work. Founders, Ma chinists and blacksmiths. Mann facturers of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc Manufacturers of th Salem Iron Works Hop Press. Salem Box A Lumber Co. -Removed from South Balom to 14th street, near the B. P. dopot. Boxes, Berry Crates, Fruit Trays and Perfection Fruit Evaporators. Phone 201. Enlarged Our meat market on East State Btreot has been doublod In Bite and we are bettor prepared than over to serve customers. Prompt service and the host of meats our motto. Call or phone 199. B. K. Edwards, Prop RalcJU .Independence MobiiiohUi Btago lino. Loaves Indopondoncr dally (oxcopt Sunday) at 8:00 o'clock n. in. Returning, loaves 8nloni from Wlllamotto Hotel at S p. m., arriving at Independence In tlmo for 0:16 motor for Mon mouth nnd Dallns. Phono .Main 179. Wo Aro Cajih Purrhaer Of poul try, eggs, nnd all kinds of farm prodtuo. Borry cratos mndo up In unllmltod quantities. Capital Commission Co., 207 South Com mercial stroot, Balom Phono Main 179. IS Acres- Flno soil, halt timber, half cultivation, IVi mllos from Balom, flno unobstructed vlow of Bnlom, river, mountains, etc En tirely enclosed with now wire fonco. Hotiso and barn old. Ap ples, ponrs, plums, prunoB, poach es, chorrles, borrlod full boarlng. This Is for you, Mr. Bargain Hunt er. Call on or wrlto to "II,," care Journnl. 6-10-3wk A, J. Amlcrwoii. Contractor nnd Bulldor, 416 Court street. Phono 544. 6-11-tt DRAYMEN. Cummins Bros,' Transfer Company All kinds of transfor work done Furnlturo nnd pianos boxed rondy for shlpmont. Prompt sorvlco Is our motto. Stand and office at 253 South Commercial stroot. Phono 210. Rosldonco Phono 008, FLUMWUU. TImm. M. Hrr Plumbing, hot waUf aa4 steam heating an A U salsa. 1(4 CoJBuwtlal etreet. riHMM Malm 11. 9-1-lr K. 3. IretoX WemWsg. tsa saJ gu KUftf. IWMMMr te K Utfkj, MM CMUwttUl 44 YUm Vfi 17. KABH AND DOOR rAOTORDM. rrank M. Xrows, Manufacturer o Mth, diors, moulding. All kinds ! houae flniih and hard woxl work Front ttrcflt, hot. fllito sad Court Make all compUlntu at the oMc. FOR SALE! Psychic, Palmist and Clairvoyant I will toll your name, your ago, nnd tho dnto oC your birth, nlso of changes thai aro In storo for you, whothor or not you should mnko thorn and (t you will ba Rucceasfut. 1 toll also of falluros succoBses, donths, travels, mar riages, divorces, homo and heart affairs, tnlonts nnd quosttons that portaln to tho future 1 teach tho profosslon to othorB. Modlumlstlc porsons doyolopod. Parlors in the Hughes block 4GC Stato street. Hours 9 n. m. to 0 p. m. Readings on Sunday only by appointment. PitoPosATsloit jriauxrNOl ProposnlB will bo rocotvod by the Bonrd of Puhllo Commissioners OC tho Stato of Oregon nt the Captel Building, Bnlem, Oregon, at tho hour of 11 n. m. Juno 5th, 1907, for lighting tho Cnpltol Building, Pont tontlnry, Insano Asylum, Reform School Muta School and Blind 8oioot nt Snlom, Orogou, with nro and In candoscout lamps. Information, speci fications and blank proposals may ho obtained from tho dork of tho Board nt tho Capitol Building, Salotu, Ore gon. W. N. GATRNS, Clork of Board. R-15-18-22-25-29, 0-1. O C. T. Co -STEAMERS POMONA AND OHMGONA LKAVM IOItTIiANI) MONDAY, WBDNftt DAY AND FRIDAY AT IS A, M.t TURSDAY, THURSDAY AND HATURDAYg AT 600 A. M. VOU CORVALI8 TUHBDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY ADOUT V. H. P. M. BALDWIN, At. Gold Deist Flour Made by TJOS STDXXY rOW Z SR OOMl'AKY, WlHy, OrM, Z 1 Made or family dm, Ask your X 9 grocer for It. Braa and worts always oa nana. P. B. Wallace AGENT awttiiaHMM Wu aro now In a position to make prices on vacant lots, also house and lots In Highland addition, nlong tho Balein-Portiand new electric lino. This property ha not bwn offered for sale before slnco tho completion of tho road, and wo have so mo ex coptlonally good buys. Derby & Willson The Fashion Stables romerly fttaipiOR's StatriM. Up-to-date livery and eab Use Funeral turnouts a epoclalty. Tally ke for pleales and xcurciaos, I1ia4 44. OIIAS. W YANNKK, IVoji 147 wJ S49 niga mr. Mk MEALS 15c AT THH Salem Restaurant 89 OOUKT MTKKJfT, Call b4 try tkw. MeVi 16c Board per wk $J.7l, f Mf aiso ursiBm rooM Trjr rsMOaeVe. M1IHIHHIIII1IIHIIIII1 wiLiaMirwu FRUIT AND PRODUCK CO. Wholosalo dealers mid commission, merchants. Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, Poultry, etc. W. 13. Gumming andl O. A. Wltcrntt, Cottlo block, Ba lom, Or.; J, O. Btnpluton, 80 Union Avenue, Portland. Hall's Fetty In now opon nnd ready for b uri ne , Road excollont on both aldM of rlror. A. D. PRTTYJOIIN, C-10-lm-d Proprietor. BUTTERNUT BREAD It Is worth more than any other bread, yet the price Is bo higher. For sale at your grocer'. CALIFORNIA RAKKKY. Thomas ft Cooley, Props. Salem Fence Wire Headquarter for Woven Wire Fencing. Netting, Pickets, Gates, Hhlnglos, P. & B. Roady Roofing, Bcroon Door? and Adjustlblo Window Bcreeua All at lowest prices. Walter Morley 250 Court St. Sakm,rOr """? PVNfl 9 3 I in QL 4Vsi 1 'fAff4, Uim m IwriMim4lM(HUM4m.1, m 9MM 9f Off St C JWM M