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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 01, 1007.
Convalescents need a large amount of nourish
ment in easily digested form.
Scoits Emttlsfon is powerful nourish
ment highly concentrated.
'v It makes bone, blood and muscle without
putting any tax on the digestion.
ALL ORUOQISTSi BOo. AND $1.00.
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EVERYBODY TOOK PART
(Continued frdro pago ono).
the First M. E. church, or this city
delivered tho nddross of tho occasion
mill spoke In pnrt ns follews:
"To you votorans of tho Civil Wnr,
Protlldonco hns dealt kindly that you
1 Inner bo long to cngngo In this Bor
vlce of lovo and dovotton to tho mem
ory tif your fallen comrades. But be
foi nnothor Decoration Day, somo
tvio stand hero will havo been car
ried by loving liauda to your rest,
fit4 wu twill tint fiwtrnt vnn Aa llin
.v... .. w "in nut .incut- jvn. .." ..w
fKimoTatlotiB pnBB your momory will
Vtro kept groon and tho sorvlcea you
' Siavo rondorod your country will bo
itold to our children's children. Our
'flontlmont today Is 'chcors for the liv
ing nnd toarB for tho dead.' Tho
beautiful uffoct of Htrowlng (lowors
on tho graves of tho nation's dofond
ors Is that nil graves nro better cored
for, nnd all who havo precious doad
tino this day for floral tributes of
lovo. Moro and moro our comotorlos
ro bolng nintlo as lovely as the
Taradlso of God. All that nrt nnd
mature enn do Is appropriated toi
adorn tho cities of tho dreamless'
Bloopers.
"Your sorvlcos woro for liberty, to
'run ho n homo for tho frco nnd tho
'.brnvo. Tho nBBnsHln's hand was
rained with a dagger against Uborty's
glorious form. Had ho succeeded
ovory tyrant tho world ovor would
ilinvo exulted. Hut by tho heroic do
Motion of yoursolvos nnd your fnllon
"brothor's, his effort failed, and a now
jiowor and glory was glvon to froo
dom, that iu filling tho world. Na
tions ovorywhoro aro marching up
ward in civil and religious liberty,
nnd shackloH aro falling ovorywhoro
In tho dawning light of tho now day
of truth, righteousness and brothor
.Ju.od." Tho sorvlcos awakened many ton
dor momorloj of comrades and loved
ones who nro sleoplng bonoath tho
roBo-covorod mounds. After tho vot
ornns hud deposited flowers at tho
cross nnd murmured tho company
and roglmont In which tho dead had
iiorvod tho hymn "America" was
Hung, and tho procession returned to
tho hall on Coiumurclul stroot, whoro
it dlnuor wuh sorvod by tho hull on of
tho U, A, It. to moro than ir0 per
nons. Tho mombors of Sodgwlek Pout,
No. 10, CI. A. It., tho It. C, and
tho votorans of all wars mot yostor
dny aftoruoon at tho G. A. It. hall, at
1:30 p. m., to pay tho annual tribute
to tho momory of tho Holdlors who
lmvo glvon tliulr life In tho sorvico of
tbolr country.
The procuiiHlon was formod on Com
morclal tttroot, ami Clilof of Police
dbso'ii and Judgo Webster, as olll
uors of tho day, woro followed by
Company "M," O. N. 0., and Sudg-,
wick Post. (1. A. H., and cltlzons, Tho
various organizations took tho en-n
at tho WlllamoUo hotel for tho com-j
otory, where tho march was again ru I
mimed to tho 0. A. II, momorliil plot.
Tho Evening.
Last ovonlng tho Congregational
church was packed to the doors, to
witness tho closing coromonlos of tho
day's impressive oxorclses. Tho pro
gram last ovonlng wa3 as follews:
"Star Spangled Banner," by the
Flour do Lis Four.
Patriotic reading, Mrs. Ethol Ilnr-
rls Cottor.
"Tramp, Tramp, Tramp tho Boys
Aro Marching," Flour do LIb Four.
Address, Rov. F. E. Doll.
"When Johnny Comes Marching
Home," quartet.
"Amorlca," by tho Audience.
At tho aamo tlmo thoro woro hun
drodB who woro dotorrcd from at
tending tho exorcises during tho day,
on account of tho oxtromo bent, took
odvnntngo of tho dollclously cool ov
onlng to visit tho comotory nnd those
1 all added still mora blooniB to tho
ncros of flowers nlroady Btrotchlng
ovor tho sllont city.
Snlom pnys much attention to Us
dond, and tho City VIow comotory is
nt nil tlmos n mass of bloom, White
pinks nro used In profusion, tho plots
bolng bordorod with groat banks of
thorn, convoying a sonso of cleanli
ness nnd purity, of which both tho
flowers nnd colors nro omblomntlc.
Whon to thoso pormnnont decorations
nro added tho wealth of llowors from
Snlom's lawns and gnrdons, tho effect
was boyond description. Tho sun in
nil his courso from tho Atlantic to
tho Pacific yesterday shono not down
on n falror spot than that whoro
Hlcop tho city's doad.
X-RAYS
The
name.
Bogus Prlnco was truo
Tho posters said there were forty
girls. And tho girls wero certainly
forty.
Instead of fireworks on tho Fourth
of July, tho rosldents of tho offoto
East will probably need a fire.
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There Is a disease prevailing in this
country most dnngerous because so decep
tive. Many .sudden
deaths arc caused
by it heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
r- apoplexy are often
tlit result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed to advance
thekiduey-poisou-cd
blood will at
tack the vital orgatiB, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
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VOmam m Mu-tf
Tltnt Now York nanor sondlne realc (owu nm wnste nwny ccl1 ,,v ccll
mat Now Yore paper senaingi Dlad(cr troublc8 nhnost nhVays result
Curlraan in a balloon to hunt tho from a derangement of the kidneys and
north polo, might utilize his balloon a cure i9 obtained quickest by a proper
to keep track of tho price of wheat, treatment ox tnc moneys, it younrctcei
. I ing badly you can make no mistake by
Intflnr. Hi 'LNIttm.'ta wftmn.Dnnt fl.n
tho Union?
tnkltit? Dr. Kilmer's Swamo-Root. the
Of course, thoro will bo a big Iowa greatlcidney, liver and bladder remedy,
ntonln nn thn Fourth of Julv. and It corrects inability to hold urine and
why not havo ono for every stato in scalding pain iu passing it, and ovcr-
. comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go oitcn turougu tue uay,
and to get up many times during the
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Our lubricated streets aro getting nignt. incinimniiu tnc extraordinary
nrnttv nmnnth nnd Hioro la morn nl effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized,
pretty smooth, and tlicro is moro o I ItBtttuds the i,lBllcst for its wonderful
whoro thl3 came from. Let us havo curcs 0f the most distressing cases.
It. I Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and
Tho roBos novor woro moro nttrnc-L , i,,nA r ti.t. n.w..i .-... .ii..
tlvo in Oregon thnn Just now, and covery nnd n book that tells all about it,
tho attempt to "hand n bunch" to both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil
Mrs. Losllo Carter Bhould bo cncour-l"1"' Co-. iHnglmnitpn, N. Y. When
, ,. , , , . 4 . .... ,1 writing mention reading this generous
aged. Sho has had a tasto of nearly ofTcr ft, thi8 papcn Dbou,t nkc nny
all tho good thing1) of this earth, and mistake, butrcmcmberthenamc.Swamp
it would bo too bad to havo hor go Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, nnd the
tint Itnnw what nn "- uuiguanuoii, . i.,
through life and
Oregon rooo lo.
Thoso locntlng or nttompting to lo
cnto lands ovor which tho govern
ment hns any control, will do woll to
romombor that "actual settlor," slnco
bottle.
on every
something
EVERY MINUTE
THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH.
A Strong Presentation of tho
road Situation.
Itnll.
Memorial Day at Cliemnwn.
Memorial Day was obsorved In a
fitting mnunor, tho entire Bchool, or
llcors, touchers and pupils taking
part. Flags woro floating nt half
mast all day, and nt 10 o'clock, bond
od by tho bhud, tho school and thoso
living near, marched to tho comotory
whoro tho following program was
ronderod:
Song, "Battlo Hymn of tho Itopub-
11c," BCllOOl.
Prnyer.
Ilacltntlon, "Memorial Day," Liz
zlo Frazlor.
Hartono solo, "Tho Sontlnol," Mar
tin Sampson.
AddrotM,
"Momorliil Hymn," oholr.
"Touting on the Old Camp
Ground," school.
No arrangements had boon mndo
for nn address, but Col. Hofor, who
wiw driving down to Woodburn, was
Htnppod by tho maungomout ns ho
wuh passing, and mndo a brlof ami
Impromptu nddrotis.
Tho day was warm, but could not
dot or tho patriotic poaplo of Glioma
way from honoring tholr (land. Thoro
was an ahuudnnco of flowors, nnd not
n gravo but had bomo tokon of re-mombrnnco.
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tho land fraud trial pretty apt to ""o i-romauum bhuucii ut iuuiiih
nmnn liint wiint. It savs. and that a npolls Thursday was devoted almost
residence on tho land will bo necessary.
Wlillo condemning tho Southern
entirely to tho railroad problem. Tho
tonor of tho speech was that, whllp
nothing should bo dono to injuro cnpl
tal or retard tho dovolopmont of
Pacific for withholding lands from1 railroad ByBtoms, that nt tho snmo
"sottlomont," it Is noted that tho
sudden dcslro to own n farm, impels
thoso so desiring to solect tho tract
with tho largest amount of timber on
It for n homo.
Mi'iuorinl Day at Woodburn.
Woodburn, Or., May 30, 11)07.
Momorliil sorvlcos horo today con
sisted of a procosston of I. I. Stov-
ons Post, G. A. K., Gnrllold Clrclo,
Aftor mi impressive ritualistic sor-! Lndlos of tho G. A. U., Spanish-
h.
It., whloh ,wns le4
vice of tho G. A
by J. P. Hobertuon and Dr. Robinson,
Lincoln's momornblo Gettysburg
upoooh wii,s eloquently delivered by
vloorgo McKulght, n rocout grndunto
of Wlllamotto University,
Comrade Wobator bognn tho How
or depositing sorvico, and noarly 100
votorans rovorontly placed a garhrid
f llowora on tho plot, each Iu mom
ory of his company.
Dr. 7 M. Pnrvln lod in tho singing
or 'Nutiror My God to Thoo," and
tho W. It. C, lod by Mrs. Itoblnson
prosldbiit, guvo tho very Improsslve
ritual servloo of tho organization
Ployol'H hymn was sung, and tho ro
form school baud rondorod a plena
lug Buloctlon.
Throe volloys woro llrod by Com
imny 'M." nftor whloh till Jolnod In
"Inglng "Amorloa," whloh was lod
American and Indian Wnr Votorans,
school chlldron nnd civilians, forming
a procosslon, nnd, procodod by tho
Quoou City band, marchod to Hollo
Passo comotory, whoro tho rogulnr
exorcises woro hold and tho graves
doooratod. Tho nddrosa was by Hov.
L. S. Moohol. Othor immbord woro
by school chlldron nnd vocal and In
strumcntnl utuslc, In tho prosonco of
u Inrgo assemblage. Memorial sor
vlcos woro also hold In tho Catholic
graveyard.
Float From Albany.
Aftor four hours paddling In the
warm suushlno yostordny Owon
Ileum nnd N. E. Dlckovor arrived In
this city from Albany. Tho two
on mo down In tho flno ennoo whloh
was recently won by Mr. Bonni by
tho oxpondlturo of two conts In a
radio. Tho gontlomon sny that tbo
rido was pleasant and would havo
tlmo, logitlmnto railroad -manage
ment must bo distinguished from
stock speculation. And that thoro
must bo absoluto control of tho rail
roads by tho government. Ho urged
especially that tho values, capitaliza
tion, earnings, In fnct tho entlro rail
road business bo glvon tho wldoat
tho
Somo Idiotic nows monger, with n
woll-dovclonod streak of newspaper,
iniimii nfnrinii tiin dinrv recently publicity. Somo sontoncos In
that tho Northwest was forcing tho1 speech would lend ono to Infer tho
flour famine nnd this In tho fnco of, President nnd not entirely rorgouen
ln fnnt Hint Wnnlilnirf nn linn 12.. Ills ClttSh With Harrlmnn, Blld that
000,000 bushels of whent nnd Ore-' tho methods which rocolvcd his s!n
gon nnd Idaho nbout as much moro1 corcst crlticUm woro thoso pursued
onoucb to Inst four years. That. ' mat raiiroau magnate.
July 4th
AT SALEM
CELEBRATE WITH US
SEE ANNOUNCEMENTS LATER
roportor should got a Job on tho Chi
cago Board of trade
Tom Richardson wants to get that
spooch about protty girls, which ho
baa mndo In ovory town In tho stato
Tho speech was a vory Btrong pre
sentation of the Bltuntlon, and will
crcnto n profound Impression.
1)V Yr Pnrvln Afln. huiuH I.... I
I...... .,.... ii i' -,i , r, . I boon moro onjoyablo had tho woath
bet'u tMiiindoil by Edward Cannor. ofi J .... .
Linn County's Divorce Hocord.
A compilation of tho record for SO
for tho past two yonrs, put on n pho- yours shows 125 divorces granted, nn
nograph. Tho country Is wonry of avorago or a llttlo ovor 21 n year,
hoarlng It from tho smllor lilmsolf.J Last year tho numbor was 22. Thoro
havo boon olght or nlno tlmos ns
Prophet Joseph Smith, of tho Mor- many ma'rrlngos.
mon church, should ndopt ns his fa
vorlto hymn: "My Wlfo Dlod, nnd I
Got Anothor One." I
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A ball gamo botwoon Perry nnd
iBland City touins nt Perry Inst Sun
day ended in n gonornl fight at tho
boglnlng of tho fourth Inning. Tho
account of tho nffnlr savs that Perry1
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ua tiiiuuu ill, iiiu unit Ul lliu I II I 111 ill'
nlng but right thoro, when tho ln
tnrnqt linirlna tlin Infnrmntlnn raniiu I
Home Dnvonport's noblo steed ot
tho desert, from Arabia, Is not going
to mako tho trip to Washington.
Whon ho hoard thnt two to ono bets
woro mado that a government nuilo,'
with, as Noanilth 'snld, "no prldo of
ancestry nor hopo of posterity,'
would out-travol him, It mndo him
sick.
A dispatch from Chicago says
"Llttlo Boy Blue," of 'Gone Field
rnme, lias just married nn nctreds.
As "Llttlo Boy Bluo," nccording to
Flold, dlod long ago, ho must havo
innrrlod nn nngol, not nn actress, and
there is, according to nil Information
somo dlfforonco botwoon tho two.
Hood River wants 2000 more ber
ry plckors and thon somo.
Tho Dallas has homo-grown notn-
toos; at Uast that's what tho society'
odltor says. Thoy nro of the Early
Rose variety, too.
Favors Cnvaiiagh Place,
lion. Goo. S. Downing, tho attor
ney and rcnl ostnto man, favors pur
chnso by tho stato of tho Cavanagh-Horron-Bnkor
trnct for a Blto for tho
feoblo minded Institute. Ho says the
Cavanagh farm of 3-17 ncros goes in
at $55 por aero, tho Horron farm ot
308 acres at $-15 por aero and 100
ncros of tho Bnker farm at $40 per
aero, and all crops nnd buildings aro
Included In tho abovo. All tho land
adjoins tho stato lands, nnd tho av
orago prlco Is less than $49 por aero
Mr. Downing Is not favoring nny ono
In this matter, as ho says It is tho
host bargain for tho stato that can bo
offorod.
Havo You Piles?
Dr. Lconhnrdt's Horn-Hold is nn
lntornnl Remedy that entirely re
moves tho caitBO of Piles, and cures
to stay cured nny enso no matter
how long standing.
If you havo Piles and Dr. Lcon
hnrdt's Hom-Rold will not euro you.
you got your money back.
A thousand dollar guarantee goes
with ovory bottlo of Hom-Rold sold.
If you want a perfect and perma
nent euro, nsk for Dr. Lconhnrdt's
Hom-Rold, tho gunrnnteed Romody.
All druggists, $1.00, or Dr. Loon-
hnrdt Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y., Pro-
I Salem.
BUSINESS ME.V Not gl(ti
.ncjers il Sons Sho i
L'ticrrr.
Thoso who claim to ofUitUtfc
lem's business mca lickptilm
ergy should mako a nolo dy
Sons' recent action slier Hi ii
which shows that whea tie cafe
calls for quick decliloa u 1 pr
action, tno baiem merduti
up Just as promptly sad Otufil.
ly ns anyone. SosooatituV
quit leaping out ol the vltim,!
It was seen the fire departnest
bo abo to control the fire, tb I
sued orders to their eo'Nti)
on hand Friday moralrr, inni
tho storo would hare Un d
anyway), and that .taken tcsIU
resumed. Besides, Ee lii
was still steaming a iorteotMi
30 men was put st work I
and cleaning tho second focr,'tM
night, though the fire tu HtMl
until 2 o'clock, the floor ta 41
dry and much of the fdl
cloarod away.
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MMIMMIIHIIMIHimHMmilimHIMMlWMmi'ltlMI1
You, Sir, should sec the
it
1 Snappy Summer Suits
$
tho local militia, Dr. Robinson pro
nounctid tho bonodlctlon.
Tho day was ono of Oregon's flnost
nnd brightest, and thousands of poo
Ilo visited thQ comotory, which was
u ma& ot flowors. All business
housoa closed at 11:30 a. m., nud all
put nsldo tholr caros and forgot nil
political dlfforoncos, to worship In
tho city of tho doad, Not a grave
tJoewod to bo noglectod. Groat clus
ters ot ptuks and Miles raisfel thlr
Mwy leda and mingled their fra
nraBc wltk th vtriouB tuii
tttfouk tk MrU ot tbo ImmorUl
or boon n fow dogreos cooler. Tho
boat was sent to Albany last ovon
lng by oxpress,
o
Xotlco to Clmn Up.
Property owners Iu tho city ot Sa
eom and tonants ot such proporty aro
hereby notified that nil promises
muot bo cleaned thoroughly within
ton days from this dato. Falllug to
do 60 tho city authorities will clean
It for you, and tax tho expoaso to
the property. By order of tho conn
cltl. Date May SO, 1907.
5-Sl-lt W, A. HOCOUH. lUeorder
Spccinl liistcrn Uxcurslon rates.
May 20, 21, Juno 6, 7, S, July 3. J
i, o, August S, 9, 10, September 11,
12, 13. To Chicago and return,'
$73.15. St. Louis and return, J69.15'
St. Paul and return, Omaha, Council!
uiuna, sioux City, St. Joo, Kansas
City and return $01.65.
WM. M'MURRAY.
E-21K Gen. Pas, Agt.
o .
Roaults aro suro and swift,
Results aro quick and lasting,
It peaotratea tho heart ot disease.
That k what HolUster'a Rocky
Mouataln Tea doec.
Fer ul at Stoae'c drr tor.
i v'.iv'x SiJ 1
mm v-
mril
Wl1V'llh
$10.
WE OFFER AT
$12.50. $15 to
r " '
$30.00
You should sec them for the reas
that thev are. without exception, the n
stylish, best tailored suits in the count
at our moderate prices.
BISHOPS READY
TAILORED CLOTHES
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Never have we offered more nww
looking suits man are nei' -
' iini'M
eadyf
i
son s collection.
THE NEW SHAPES IN STRAWS are now rew '
w .. ah i. ,inn n .v' mm
your inspecnon and cry-on.
I split straw, $1 .50 to $5.00-
.
All cftIp: ill eiHit
Salem Woolen Mill St
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