DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE C, 1007.
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Will Not
Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula,
docs not stain or change the color of the hair,
even to the slightest degree. If your hair Is
blond, gray, or even snow-white, Ayer's Hair
Vigor, the new kind, will not make it a shade
I Wx " m a . darker. Ask your doctor If this is not so
ft V S t M BE B F Wo nubllih tin formula J.O.AyerCo,
wm' &VXff . A A(Xf f of all our preprtloni. Iiowell,
Lowell. HiMi
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AMONG WILLAMETTE
VALLEY FARMERS ;i
WWS9l9tl m I 1 81
Tho editor of Tho Capital Journnl
spent u fow days the piiBt wook
among farmers in tho Willamette
valloy and enjoyed hlfl visits very
much.
Saturday ho was tho guost of
Morning Star grnngo In Linn county
and enjoyed tho hospitality of sev
eral flno farm homos.
Tho Llbby Neighborhood.
C. If. Lihhy, who is dead, owned
IIiIb place, 200 acres, and tho road
to .Tofforson Is known na tho Llhby
rond, and tho hills to tho south as
'tho Llhby hills. Hero '.ho throo
Llhby boys, Frank, who liven n.ar
JcrrorHon, and S. 13., who is contract
ing at Portland. Arthur Is on tho
old place, and deals Home in cattle.
Frank ships slicop. Of tho 2C0 acres
only 100 acres aro under cultivation.
Ac a wheat country this section is not
nB good as formerly. Insects and
froBts ar dangerous onomlos. Tho
PnrrlHh pluco Is to tho oast. Pnr
rlsh's gap, lu n historical notch in tho
hills, from Snlem pralrlo to JolTor
hoii. It was tho principal road. Mrs.
Pnrrlsh still llvus on tho old 13. 13.
Pnrrlsh place, which was takon up
about tho tlmo of tho Josso Loonoy
donation land claim. Tho Parrlsh
lands oxtondod through to Marlon.
Of tho ParriBh family thrco sons sur
vivo Frank, Edward and William
still rosldo on parts of the old place.
Mrs. Parrlsh has becomo Mrs. .Tas.
Curl. Wm. Pnrrlsh Is justice of tho
pcaco. Tho Llhby farm was former
ly part of tho Samuol Whitney dona
tion laud claim, and was owned for
ninny ycarB, with a largo tract to tho
south by Squlro Johnson, father of
George, Thurston, Frank, Al, Chns.,
and Wnrron, tho lattor died at Ilurns.
Straight ouHt from tho Llbby placo
lu tho Parrlsh gap. Duo south lu tho
Knox I) ut to in Linn county. Duo
west Is tho Loonoy Tlutto, around
which nu a landmark Josso Loonoy
Holectcd ninny sections, Tho Loon
oy boys still own all of tho old placo,
except part of Don's laud which U
owned by a Gorman.
Ail tho Llbby boys aro dovoloplng
into good business mon. A. C. Llbby
1b running hard nt working tho
roads, was recently a dolugato to tho
Btnto grand lodgo of Odd Follows, Is
deputy grand master for this dlutrict
and has boon uinotor of his local
grnngo. Ho hns always actud with
the reform forcos lu county polities,
mid whllo naturally luclluod to ho a
Republican has never boon dominated
by tho machine
dnlrics in this section. This is be
coming a Jorsoy country and fow sec
tions aro turning off moro good but
ter or selling more cream than many
largorplaces. Fred Zuttor. who was
with Ainslor's dairy nt Salem a num
ber of years, Is now running 180
acres of John and Fred Wicd'a land.
Mo Is In partnership with Joshua
Sutter, also a Salomlto. Thoy aro
running 19 cows and turn off nhout
$50 a month of cream, besides n crop
of oats, vetch and wheat. There is
II acres of this land in wnlnuts, 15
years old. They have a flno crop.
Mr. Zuddor Is an experienced dalry
man and Bays ho Ib going to try to
take the short Biinimer courso in
dairying at Corvallis. Tho need of
tho Jefferson country Is moro clover
and forago plants. Tho worn-out
grain land that runs any fnrmor in
debt to pay tho throshlng bills, nrc
hungry for clovor mid leguminous.
When will fnrmers learn that theso
crops tnko their growth from tho nlr,
onrlch tho boII nnd swell tho bank
nccount, whllo grnln crops impover
ish tho land, mnko it hard, bnrron
and unproductive.
At Mllk'i'.slmrg.
Tin C. C. Stnrtton farm of 237
ncros Ik one of tho finest farms In Oro
gou nnd could not bo bought for less
than $75 iter ncro. Ho hottcM in nut
. . t . ..." . ..
oi HU0 iniui in ias- ior $;t;j l-a nn
aero. Ho has a waivhoiuo at Miller
station on tho oast lino of his farm
and in nil nhout $10,000 has been
spent In Improvements, Including n
lino modern residenco with nil
modern conveniences. Windmill.
water Is piped all over tho house, and
to tho hnrns mid pniituros, bo that tho
labor is reduced to a minimum.
Twonty ncros prunes netted him $500
above expensos of picking and dry
ing. This yoar ills crop promises to
mnko $200 not. Ho sold Inst year for
3 conts nnd hns contracted 'this
yoar at 1 lA cents.. All of his pruno
troos that bIiow signs of splitting
down aro wired up. Dairying Ib rap
Idly Increasing In tills part of Linn
county, and Is a small foaturo of tho
StmUon farm. Out of four cows in
four months thoy took $100 in
eronm. If Mr. Strntton could get
farm labor ho could put up silos,
grow corn, and turn oft thousands of
dollars worth of dairy products and
pork, but tho dllllculty of securing
farm holp Ib tho Bniuo all over west
ern Orogon. Ho hns 30 ncros or
clovor, and has grown clovor for 12
yeniB, being tho first man to mnko
crop quite a success. When ho flrBt
farmed here he got from 30 to 45
bushels of wheat to the acre. ThlB
run down to 20 bushels nnd even 15,
when Mr. Stratton quit and haB of
late yearB grown principally oats. Ho
has just shipped his last carload of
oats. Oats average 35 to 40 bushols
to tho aero and soil from 35 to 40
cents a bushol. Mr. and Mrs. Start
ton have rented their placo to their
son, Claronco, and spend tholr win
ters in California. Their two daugh
ters aro married. Mrs. Stratton Is a
woman of culturo nnd ijholr homo Is
well supplied with telephones, books,
mngazlncs, musical instruments and
i3 noted for Its comforts mid hospital
ity. Such a farm homo Is a beacon
light of progress and clvlling in
fluences. A. W. Mooreland has 1C0 acres at
Millersburg. Ho camo In from Ida
ho a fow years ago and is employing
up to dnto methods of farming, mak
ing Improvements and milking 15
cows. In a row years no win navo
ono of tho finest farms In tho county.
Ho is a young man and has a Arm be
lief In tho futuro of tho Willamette
valley.
E. HOFER.
DOCTORS MISTZlllCES
Are said often to bo burled six feet under
around. Rut many times women call on
their family physicians, suffering, as they
Imaslno, ono from dyspopsla, nnothor from
heart disease, another from liver or kid
nor dlseaso, another from nervous pros
tration, anothcrwlth pain hero nnd there,
and In this way they present nliko to
themselves and their easy-going or over
busy doctor, scparato diseases, for which
ho. assuming them to bo such, proscribes
his Pills and potions. Jn reality, thoy aro
all onlyynJWms caused by some uterine
disease. Tlio'phslclan,taorant of the
cause of sufTerlngVWps upiurcatmcnt
until largo bills uro imidc. lAiufrcrlng
patient gets no bctteiJtfJrcuS&uJfvtbo
wrong treatment, but probably worSe7A
PrV.ijprli.Unn. lUrcctrirtft the rnuttR. wouttl
SMJlouJ
sn, mere
iiiivi'lllirt'!lvri'movi'd tlm (llseiTsn.
by'dupi'lling all thobe uisiTesSing symp
toms, and Instituting comfort Instead of
prolonged misery. It has been well said,
that "a disease known Is half cured."
Dr. Plorco's Favorlto Prescription Is a
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
an experienced nnd skillful physician,
and adapted to woman's delicate system.
It Is mauo of .native American inealclnnl
roots and Is perfectly harmless. In .iti
effects n iin mt"V'F ic ienyiffi
Tr"''-
Thoro nro hoiiio successful small clovor n buccosb. Ho makoa a Beed
Commencement Program.
Tho 1907 commencement program
of tho Willamette university as now
completed is as follews:
Juno 5, 8 p. m., President's Ro-
coptlon.
Juno C, 8 p. m. Comnioncomont
Collogo of Oratory.
Juno 7, 8 p. m. Annual Rounion
of Literary Societies and Intcr-Socl-oty
Oratorical Contest.
Juno 9, 10:30 a. m. Daccalaur
cato Sermon. Rev. John II. Coloman
D. D., President.
Juno 9, 3 p. in. Fnrowoll Meet
ing of Christian Associations. Pres
ident Colemnn, lending.
Juno 9, 8 p. m. Annlvorsary of
Christian Associations. Sormon,
Rov. Claronco Truo Wilson, D. D.
Juno 10, 8 p. m. Commence
ment Collogo of Music.
Juno 11, 8 p. in. Commoncomont
Orogon Iustltuto and Normal School.
Address Itov. Walton T. Sklpworth.
Juno 12 Alumni Day. 8 p. in'.,
Address, Judge Willlnm Galloway,
'C8.
Juno 13 Class Day Exorcises, Art
Exhibit.
Juno 13, 8 p. m. Commoiicemont
Collogo of Liberal Arts.
Address Hon. Edgar D. Pipor, '8C.
o
SO DECEPTIVE.
As a tiowcrfnl invliforatlnc tonic "Fa
vorlto Prescription " Imparts Btrongth to
tho whole system nnd to tho orcans dis
tinctly fcmliilno In particular. For over
worked, "worn-out." run-down." debili
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
seamstresses, "shop-girls," liouso-kcopcrs,
nursing mothers, and fcoblo women gen
erally, Dr. Plorco's Favorlto Prescription
I.. i t.f. n 4 nt t Antit lilll lirttn Muliir 11(1.
la Mill (jiuukvau mi mi uuuiii uviuk uu-
cqualcd as an nppotlzlhg cordial and ro-
lUitltHU IflilWi
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CLASSIFIED
BfrfrffrHM!.,
FOR RALE
Three First-Class Farms for Sale.
Fqr particulars inqulro of Dr. W.
A. Cuslck, over Fry's drug storo!
C-4-lmo
Several Dairy ' Ranches for Balo nt
once -Prices low, all cqulped
reauy ior ouslnoss. Baker Land
Co., Tumor, Orogon. 6-30-lm
For Snlo Two light spring wagons
(just right to haul berries), two
heavy spring wagons, and thrco
second hand buggies. Werner
Fonnoll, 803 Broadway. 5-28-lnio
MPARBg
For Snlo Old papers, 10 cents per
hundred. Inqulro Journal office.
Why Pay Rentr When you can buy
a nico homo at 580 N. Liberty St.,
on terms to suit tho purchaser.
Adtlrosa C. II. Burggrnf, Albany,
Oro. 5-17-tf.
As a soothing nnd strengthening nerv'
o rroscnpiion'
duablo In a laving
dulng nervous excitability, Irritability,
Inn " Fnvfirl
and Is Invaluable lu nllaylu
roscrlptlon " Is uncciunlcd
11IK1 suo-
nervous oxhnustlon, norvous prostrutlon,
nouralgla, hysteria, spasms, St. Vltua'a
dance, and other distressing, nervous
symptoms commonly attendant upon
functional and organic dlsoaso of the
uterus. It Induces refreshing sleep and
rolloves montal nnxloty nnd despondency.
Dr. Plorco's Pleasant Pollots Invlgoraw
tho stomuch, liver nnd bowels. Ono to
throo a dos. 73asy to take as candy.
Tho Kind You ITnvo Always Bought, and which hns been
in uso for over JK ycnrn, hns liorno llio slgnaturo of
j? and hns been inndo under his pcr-
(j(XriV7!?75r7's 80llul alorvlaIim slnco its infhnoy.
uryjrt cccUZ, Allow no ono to deeeivo you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd" Just-n.s-rood"nr' hub
Exporlmonts tlint trlllo with nnd oudnutror tho hen a ot
Xuikuts nud ChlUhou l&ncrlouuo ngnlnst Kxpori mt
Wnat is CASTOR I A
CastonV is u harmless suhstituto for Castor OH, Pare
goric, Drops nnd Southing- Syrtips. It Is Pleasnnt. Ifc
contains neither Opium, Morphluo nor other Narcotic
eubstnnce. Its ago Is Its gttnrnnteo. It destroys "Worms
Hud allays Fovcrishness. It cures Dlnrrhoon and Wind
Oollc. It relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation,
uud Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Otoumoh and Dowels, gh iug healthy and natural sleep
'aC Children's Panacea-Tho Mother's Friend.
vNEiUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS
Bear the Signature of
v LJU& &'"
inf rjsj'f
w.
&x
The Kiiivi You Have Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Year.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Many Snlein Pcoplo Fnll to Kcallzo
the Seriousness.
nnclcacho is so docoptivo.
It comou nnd koos keeps you
guessing.
Lonrn tho cause thon euro It.
Nino times out of ten It comes
from tho kldnoys.
That's why Donn's Kldnoy Pills
euro It.
Cures ovory kldnoy HI from bnck
ncho to dlabotcs.
Iloro's a" Salem caso to provo It.
Jacob Morolock, farmer, living on
Iturnl Avo botwocn Hazol and Lau
rol streotB, Salem, Oro., says: "What
I said about Doan's Kldnoy Pills
throo years ngo nftor having usod
thom for kldnoy complaint nnd bnck
acho which had troubled mo for
sonio tlmo, wns only tho plain truth.
I procured thom at Dr. Stone's drug
storo nnd thoy acted up to tho rop
resontntlona mndo for thom nnd be-
foro I hnd used a wholo box, I found
groat rollof. In n short tlmo tho ac
tion of tho kldnoy socretlons was
correctod nnd tho pain and nchlng
was removed from my back. I
cheerfully recommend Doan'a Kid
ney Pills to nnyono troubled with
backache or kidney complalut."
For snlo by all dealers. Prlco
50 cents. Fostor-Mlllburn Co., Buf
falo, Jow York, solo agents for tho
United States.
itomombor tho name Doan's
and tnko no other.
o
Then Chnnges Her Mind.
"Woman's a qupor creature." said
tho bacholor. "When sho will eho
will and that's all thero is about it."
"But," remarked tho youth who
was onco engaged, "sometimes alio
moroly says sho will." -Philadelphia
Press.
Tho pessimist derives a lot of
plcasuro from his efforts to spoil tho
pleasure of others.
io .
Terribly Distressing.
Nothing can causo moro pain and
moro distress than Piles'.
No wondor many Pllo sufferers say
thoir lives nro burdons to thom.
Oolntmont nnd local trcatmonta
may rollovo but cannot euro.
Dr. Loonhnrdt's Horn-Hold is guar
anteed to euro nny enso of Piles.
If Horn-Hold doesn't euro you, you
got your money back.
Horn-Hold is a tnblot takon inter
nally, thus rouiovlng tho causo.
$1.00 nt druggists, or Dr. Lcon
hardt Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y., Pro
prietors. Sold by Dr. &. C. Stono,
Salem.
O C. T. Co.
-STEAMERS
POMONA AND OREGONA LKAVK
FOlt PORTLANM) DAILY, I3XOI3PT
SUNDAY AND WKDXKSDAY, AT
) A. M. FOlt COIIVATjLIS TUES
DAY AND SATURDAY AIJOUT O
P. M.
P. M. BALDWIN, Agt.
FOR RENT
For Rent Furnished rooms, near
high school. Inquire nt 5C5 Ma
rlon street. c-4-tf
For Rent Sovon-roora houso, hot
and cold water, electric light, bath
room. Inquire of Aug. Schrelb
er, 5G0 North High street.
3-26-tf
IT
4i
"mnliUti
MUSICAL.
Arthur Von Jcsscn Tcackor of pi
ano; touch, tochnlch, Interpreta
tion. Thorough preparatory course
Advanced BtudontB propnrcd for
public appearance Residenco 658
Contor St. Tel. Main 52 G.
2-28-tf.
Tho Mnglo No. 3.
Number throo Is a wonderful mas
cot for Geo. II. ParrlB ot Cedar
urovo, wo., according to a lettov
which reads: "After suffering much
with liver nnd kldnoy trouble, and
becoming greatly discouraged by tho
lauuro to find rollof, I trlod Electric
Rlttora, and as a result I am a -woll
man today. Tho first bottle relieved
and thrco bottlo completed the cure."
Gurantoed best on earth for stomach,
Uvor and kldnoy troubles, by J. C.
Perry druggist. 50c,
TO TRY EPFLEY'S FERFEOTION
BAKING POWDER. YOU WILL BE
COME A STRONG ADMIRER OF
EPPLEY'S PERFECTION BAKING
POWDER AFTER YOU HAVE TEST
ED IT. WHY NOT FAVOR US WITn
YOUR ORDERS. IT IS FOR SALE
BY ALL GROCERS. RL1NUFAC-
TURED BY
O. M. EPPLEY,
SALEM, ORE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PInno Tuner L. L. Woods, piano el
pert tuning, ropalrlng and polish
ing. Lcnvo orders at Geo. G
Wills' muBic storo, Salem.
2- 9-lyr
Concrete Work. Got my prlcoa oi
Bldowallcs, curbs, soptlc tanks and
comont work of any kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. M
Ward, Highland add. Phono 509
G-ll-tf
Butto & Wenderoth Fine wlnet
liquors nnd cigars. Wo handle th
celebrated Kellogg and CastW
whiskies. Cool and rofroshlng beet
constantly on drough. Soutk
Commorclal street 9-3-lyr
Snlem Iron Worka. Founders, m
chinlsts and blacksmiths. Manu
facturors of all kinds of aawmll
raachlnory. Hop and fruit drying
stoves, otc. Manufacturers of tb
Salem Iron Works Hop Prasi.
Suicni Box & Lumber Co. Removed
from South Salem to 14th Btreot
near the S. P. depot. Boxes, Berry
Crates, Fruit Trays and Porfectlor
Fruit Evaporators. Phono 201.
Enlnrgcd
Our meat market on East StaU
street has been doubled In size and
wo aro hotter prepared than over tc
sorvo cuBtoraorB. Prompt sorvlco and
tho best of meats our motto. Call
or phono 109. B. E. Edwards, Prop
Saltun -Independence Monmouth
Stage lino. Leaves Independent
dally (oxcopt Sunday) at 8:00
o'clock a. m. Returning, loavci
Salem from Willamette Hotel at :
p. m arriving nt Independence
In tlmo for 6:15 motor for Mon
mouth and Dallas. Phone Main
179.
164 Commw.. I
Main 10, "" Nt
wut
J. PStMl-Dl,
m &u, rm
Murphy. , rWl
Ph:i.r..vmam
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UfBIBri K ..
Tuesday ttHurtHJ
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central Lodw HiTSTr:
Castle Hall la HolsaiJ ,
ner State aod iaJTV
Tuesday of ewkWrtiJ?
m. Oscar JnTinAn .'.!!
a ..." USU
""""' Qtn.tUl
Alodcm woetoen tt iak
gon Cedar Camp Na jm
ir inursair ernfa( s
v wu m uoiBin uSLXi
"" v ".; f. a. Ttnt.c
oodmen of WofH-MMti
ua7nigDiat7:lD,liBhH
J. A. Dickey, a a; P, I, hm
VltTK.
Lincoln Annuity Cski-H,
dent and peadot IhvwkIL'
000,000 pledged; tnijimd
Good ajtenti vutei i 1 11
awaigomerr, nwm raw
Box 432 SalB, Otm. 1 1!
Ryan, eccrecUrr,(IIMiMt',
pitorosALs'muaw'"
Proposals will krwMVjtil
Doard ot Public CoatUwti
tho Stato ot Ortpiittkl
Building, Salem, Ortfa, i
hour ot 11 a. m. Jtae ill, lift M
lighting the Capitol 2iL':!
tentlary, Insane ArjUn,
School Mute School udBli
nt Salem, Orcroa, iltlwuj
candescent lamps. lefowatl
flcatlons and bUakp?oia
obtained from the CIrk I tW 1
nt tho Capitol BotM!iWN
gon. i
w v CITtt
aerkotMI
M'S-lMMHl
WAKTV.
Wanted TO lrro lW
best of real eto '
jii iv . n yjl
nighet Ck fifc-" w
cdb at WlllMKtM nw
BMMft
woatac..
"MWTWHWMiiUli
af2fc
Salem Fence Wire
Headqaartera for Wovea Wire
Fencing.
Netting, Pickets, Gates, Shingles, P.
& B. Ready Hoofing, Screen Doors
and Adjustlble Window Screens
All at lowest prices.
Walter Morley
250 Court St Salem, Ore
WILLAMETTE FRUIT
AND PRODUCE 'CO.
Wholwale dealers and ceawhwloa
BMrehaBts, Cask paid fer Butter,
Mgm, Poultry, etc W, X. CaMmlage
aad'O. A. WiUraft, Cottle block, fta
lest, Or.; J. O. Stapletoa, SI Unioa
Aveaiae, PorUavA.
Wo Aro Cash Purchaser Of poul
try, oggs, and all kinds of farm
produco. Borry crates made up
In unlimited quantities. Capital
Commission Co., 267 South Com
merclal streot, Salem. Phone Malu
179.
A. J. Anderson Contractor and
bulldor, 415 Court street. Phono
644. C-1-"
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth more than any other
bread, yet the price la no higher
For sale at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
Thomas & Cooley, Props.
::4UCMe'
V $.00
,. hi
4. and thelx"--
t at that Youcaai
reputation of ti
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Lost. Ladies' gold belt buckle,
nearly square, -with black ribbon
attached, on Commercial, Center,
Liberty or Chemeketa streets.
Flndor pleaso leave Bame atJD,s
office and recelvo $2.50 reward.
6-1-31
Txt A Salem high school '07
ntu m Btraata. Finder will
celve rewara. Return to S
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