Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 06, 1907, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Daily capital journal., June 06, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1907)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.1 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextDAILY OAPt TAJj JOURNAL, SALKM. OREGON T1IUIISDAV, JCNE 0, 1007. 4. ,ougn children ' Especially nicht couehs. Nattiro nnoH. . SrT,!i,tie he,Pt0 luIet the Irritation, control (he Jg Inflammation, check the progress of the dls- " Ouradvice Is give the children Ayer's vucnjr r ccwni. asi your aoctor ir this is his advice also. He knows best. Doashesavs. w hT no eerU I W publith J.&lnrCn. th formol.i cf all mrpTprUeai: fcwiu?l?i! X ANOTHER BIO DEAL. Over Million for 220,000 Acres of Oregon Timber, ao largest timber land deal con- imated In Oregon this year was Saturday In tho purchase of 5Q0 acres of timber at tho head khe Nehnlem river, $1,050,000, by William H. white Company, of rne City, Michigan. Tho land was property of Wheeler & Cook, purchased moat of It from J. F. eh in 1904. rhe tract forms a part of town- a 2 and 3 north, by ranges 6, 7 S west, und is covored with a ivy growth of yellow fir, Bpruce, ch, etc. Somo of tho sections ief erred nro not iuoro than 20 es f romf Portland on tho tribu tes of tho Nehalem river known as son and Trask rlvora. fho new owners will hold for apec- itlve purposes, as they havo still a .years' cut in tho Michigan woods arc theroforo In no hurry to log their Oregon holdings. Tho WH IT. Whlto Company Is reputed tto worth $10,000,000. O-i Tho Magic No. 3. Number threo Is a wonderful mas- for Geo. H. Parrls of Cedar sve, Me., according to a lottor ilch reads: "Aftor suffering much Ith liver and kldnoy troublo, and Icomlng greatly discouraged by tho luro to And relief, I tried Electric (ttorfl, and as a result I am a woll today. Tho first bottlo relieved threo bottlo complotcd tho euro." krantocd best on earth for stomach, er and kldnoy troubles, by J. C. rry druggist. 50c. o Defeated Again. fho "Waldos" defeated tho "North cms" Tuesday In an exciting gam base ball. rho flve-lnnlng gamo ended In tho re of flftcon to three. rho WnldoB mado runs as fol- Hudlcston, 1. . Kceno, 4. Magncu, 1. ', Rhodes, 3. , Dellc, 3. , McElroy, 1. . Prunk, 2. Hcadrlck, 1. forth Salem mado tallies ns fol- Craley, 1. ' Toothachre, 1. Hoffman, 1. o The Texas "Wonder, iros all kldnoy, bladdor ana umatlc trouble; sold by all drug or two months' treatment by II for 1. Dr. B. W. Hall. 3936 re streot. St. Louis, Mo. Bend testimonials. Sold by Btone'a store. dw-lyr Pnrlrollctl in Dyeing Vnt. While working In a huge vat at thd Mcnnntlco bleach and dyo works at Mlllvllle, N. J Leon Croslln was hor ribly and probably fatally scalded. Croslln had crawled through tho man hole Into tho vat to arrange somo goods perparatory to steaming them, whtto a valve In one of tho largo pipes burst, and a stream of boiling water and steam fell upon hlra. Tho young man gavo ono scream and then lost consciousness. Before his fellow workmen could stop tho flow of scalding water hM was .literally parboiled. o Tonight. If you woud enjoy tomorrow tako Chamborlaln'a Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight. Thoy produco an agreoablo laxatlvo effoct, clear tho head and cleanso tho stomach Prlco, 25 cents. Samples frco at Dr Stono's drug store. o Stnplo Fashion. "Havo you any ndvanco hints on summer styles?" asked Edith. "No," replied EthoT, "but I un derstand that hearts aro to bo worn on tho sleeve Brooklyn Life. o THE HAYWOOD JURY. All Men Well Advanced In Years, The Youngest Being 41. Tho following Is tho personnel of tho Jury trying Haywoed: Thomas B. Goss, aged G5 years, a native of Missouri, has been a resi dent of Bolso for 20 years, and of Idaho slnco 1S6S. Ho is in tho real estate business. Ho is a democrat, a member of tho Christian church and of tho Masonic order. Flnley McBean, 52 years old, Is a farmer residing on tho bench. Ho was "born In Scotland, canto to Amor lea 26 years ago", and lived In Colo rado and Nebraska before coming to Idaho. Ho is a republican. Samuel D. Oilman, 50 year old, has resided at Star 15 years, and Is and always has boon, a farmer. Ho was born In Idaho and lived In Mis souri and Kansas. Ho was a membor of the Idaho regiment of volunteers during tho Spanish-American war and served for ono year In tiro Phil ippines. Ho Is a republican, nn Odd Fellow, and n member of tho Christian church. . Daniel Clnrk, aged 41 years, has resided nlno miles from Bolno for 31 years, and Is a farmer and stock ralsor. Ho was born In Missouri. Ho Is a democrat, and nu Odd Fol low. George Powell, aged 6S years, la a farmer, unit linn rnalilrwl nnnr Union again as usual." 11 years. Ho has lived In Nobrnskn. Iowa and Oregon. Ho Is a demo crat and always has boon, and bo- longs to no church nor lodgo. O. N. Soborn Is 52 years old and Rcmnrknblo Ilcscuc. That truth la stranger thnn Action,' has onco moro bpen demonstrated In VM on n ranch 12 miles from Bolso. tho llttlo town of Fedora, Tonn., tho u0 canto to Ada county a year and a rosldonco of C. V. Peppor. Ho wrlt-e: half ago from Wyoming. Ho Is ropub "I was In bed, ontlroly disabled with ucan In politics, but bolongs to nq homorrhngos of tho lungs and throat, church nor secret order. Doctors failed to holp mo, and all . P, Mossecar. 52 years old, has hopo had fled whon I began taking been a fnrmor all his llfo and has Dr. King's Now Dlscovory. Thon In- ,lved 12 InC8 down tho vn,oy fop slant rollof camo. Tho coughing 14 ycnr8. Ho wn8 born n Camula nn(, soon ceased; tho blooding diminish- V0(, ,n Soulh Dnkota ,)oforo com. ed rapidly, and in threo wooks I was ltlB to I(mho Ho , ft rolubHciin ablo to go to work." Guaranteed ant, wng formorly n Methodist, euro for coughs and colds, 50c and, J A nobortBon( 71 yenrg oU1( , i. .. I. . y i B n -"UlWInir contractor and bulidor and has resided In Bolso. 10 yaars. Ho Trial bottlo froo. Eugene's Coney Inland. Tho mill race near tho University has becomo a regular Coney Island hns followed tho tradCR of a black smith and painter. Ho Is a republi can, nn Odd Follow, and a Method ist. Ho was born In Scotland and linnnlt I nnn tf aha 4n I .! a ! ilin uVUv, ,1 u . lM ju.ibu u, iiiu .,..-.. ,n cannila 13 venro nn.l In It. number of bathorB who resort thoro unaj8 12 years Thoy don their bathing suits many I Lov 8mm "53 ,.carH of , n ot them being tholr gym and track rC8(Jcnt of o but formoJ Um, suits, and llvo from tho rail along n lnlM down tho Vu, 0 ,m8 tho sldowalk about 15 foot to tho ,. .. ..,.,., , ..,,. ,- mv.ii ti lunminii ui lutlliu I . ji-iiid, raco bolow, cavort around thcro llko and most of thnt tlmo ho spont In a lot of ducks and goeso and havo fnrmnB blt roronlly n8 ,)oon , lh0 moro fun than a lot of frogs In a employ of tho Bolso and Intorurbnu pond. When thoy have finished tholr Rn,hvay commny ,,,,, foncoa, sport thoy go to tho gym and take a 0 , ft roIMulIcnnt nni K. ot ,,. Bhowor bath to get tho mud they havo stirred up waehod off. o A Fortunato Texan. Mr. 13. W. Goodloo, of 107 St. Louis St.. Dallas. Tox. aaya: "In tho A. P. Burns, 52 years old, has llvetl In Bolso thr.eo yoars and in Ada county 19 years. He Is not In huslnoss now, but was formorly a grooer, nud by trade a carpontor. Ho was n membor of tho carpenters' past year I havo boconto acquainted . . . nn , . rrtm,i,ii. with Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills, and cnn no laxatlvo I over before tried so ra10, RuM0 , u fftrnor ,, effectually dlspossos of malaria and r08(j0, ,n A(,n ooan MVOn biliousness." Thoy don't gr nd nor nn(, WM born ,n Ponn8ylvanIa vI grlpo. 25c at J. C. Perry's drug , Mlesourl, Iowa and Da- g.swwwxaam xsaaigapni A I to Kind Ton Havo Alwavs Bouebt, and which haa bea In use for over (JO years, has homo tho sljrnntnro of nnd has been nuulo unUcr iuh per-,Jfr7$-z sonal superiiiHlon slnco it Infancy. 7CaAi Allownoonetoclceclvoyonln this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-nH-ffood"ar but Experiments that trlilo with and cmhuiger tho 1icjmI of iiuimU and CkHdia Experience nalust Expert .&& What is CASTORIA Castorii Is a harmless substltuto for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops und Soothing Syrupu. It is Pleasant. It conUiIus neither Oplutn, Morphluo not; other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worm ind aUays Feverlshness. It cures Dlnrrbcua and "Wind Oollc. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ltd Flatulency. It nsslmllates tho Food, regulates tho ''touuuli and Bowels, gi btg healthy and natural sleep. V Cldhlrcu's Pauacca- Tho Jlother's Firleud. PINE CASTORIA ALWAYS y Bears tnt aifnutuxe oi .'W 'lie k!nd You Have Always Boupt In U For Cvr 30 Yeart. MI wnTif om, T J2 ,yff-z7 -r- kota before conilnu to Idaho. Ho Is n prohibitionist, but was formorly a republican, and Is a mombor of tho Congregational church. Ago 08 yoars. o Do Not Neglect tho Children. Tho Knocsont Bloir. The blow which knocked out Corbett was a revelation to the prlto flghtcr?. From the earliest days of tho ring the knock-out blow was aimed for tho Jaw, tho tcmplo or tho Jugular vein. Stomach punches were thrown In to worry and wmy the fighter, but If a scientific man had told one of the old fighters that tho most vulnerable spot was the region of tho stomach, ho'd have laughed at hlra for an Ignoramus. Dr. Pierce Is bringing wSCt0 lt l)U0"c & parallel fact; that tht( atomackl Is tho most vulnerable organ out of he prtw ring as well as In It, We protectburJials, throats, feet and lung, but theVAsrSWsve. ro utterly Indiffer ent to, until dlscMNflnds the solar Dlcxui and knocks ui ouw Make Tour stomach gJlletL genTcO.)IS(-ovfyY7T "ftHS TRT.mon YW1MK uomen ixtcuicai uiscoi QsxSSfiHs lUIMTTIfC Ll'IC ?IVt. scoverr cures -cSV stomach," Indigestion, or dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad, thin and Ieb pun blotxl and other diseases of the or gans of digestion and nutrition. The"Ciolden Medical Discovery " has a speclflo curative uffcot upon all mucous surfaces and hence euros catarrh, no matter whoro located or what stage It may have reached. In Nasal Catarrh It Is woll to cleanso tho passages with Dr. Sago's Catarrh Homed)' Quid while using tho "Discovery "ns a constitutional rem cdy. lliy tho "Golden Medical Dlscov cry" cure catarrhal discuses, as of tha stomach, tiowcls, bladder nnd other pel via organs will bo plain to you if you will read a booklet or extracts from tho writ ings ot eminent medical authorities, en dowing Its Ingredients ami explaining their curative properties. It Is mailed rce on request. Addreas Dr. R.V. Plcreo, HufTalo. N. Y. This booklet gives all the Ingredients entering Into Dr. Plerco'a medicines from which It will bo keen that they contain not n drop of alcohol, pure, trlplo-rcllnedglyccrlno being used Instead. Dr. Plorce's great thousiuul-pago Illus trated Common tnuise Medical Adviser will bo sent tree, paterlound, for SI one cent stamps, or cloth-bound tor Si sUmpa Address Dr. Plcreo a alwve. Curious Blunders. Somo romnrknblo mistakes In mo- mortals havo totally escaped notice until It was too Into to rectify thorn. Tho spurs on tho boots of Crotn wall's statuo at Ventinlnator Abboy, London, nro tho most Interesting fen- turo of tho monutnont, although thoy Konornlly get no ntteutlon nt all ftom eight seers. Thoy nro worn ttpsldo down. In a painted window on tuo stnlrcnso which leads from tho floor ot Wostmlnstor pnlnco to tho cotnmlttoo rooms an inscription nn n Bword wielded by tho "Black Prlnco" hns tho words "Prlnco of Wales." Agnln, In tho fresco do plctlnt; tho ombarkatlon of tho pll- KrJin fnthors In tho corridor lendlnK from tho outor lobby nt Bt. Btoph en's to tho houso of lords tho May llower In shown to bo hoisting tho union Jnck, n flat; which did not com Into existence until 250 yonrs aftor tho days of tho historic Mnyflowor. o HiHHieiteieinr' CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT if tJlrHi4iJf f ICIOf frltHlnenltf 8BIW ro RAMI Threo Flrst-Clsjw ParHW for Sale, For particulars Inquire ot Dr. W. A. Cuslck, ovor Fry's drug store. 6-4-lmo Sovttral Dairy IUhcJc for Mle at mco Prices low, alt equlped ready for business. Baker Land Co., Tumor, Oregon. 5-30-lm For Sale Two light spring wagons (Just right to haul berries), two heavy spring wagous, and threo second hnud bugglos. Werner Fonnell, 803 Broadway. 5-28-lrao For Bale Old papors, 10 cents per hundred. Inqulro Journal office. Why Pay Bent Whon you can buy a nlco homo At 580 N. Liberty St., on torms to suit tho purchaser. Address O. H. Burggraf, Albany, Oro. R-17-tf. S9 FOIt 11KNT WNNN For Knit Furnlahod rooms, noar high school, .Inqulro at CCS Ma rlon streot. G-4-tC For ltcnt Boron-room house, hot and cold water, eloctrlo light, bath room. Inquire ot Aug. Bchrelb er, G60 North High street. 3-26-tt MUSICAL, Arthur Von Joiwon Teacaer of pi ano; touch, technics, interpreta tion, Thorough preparatory coarse Advanced studonts prepared for public appearance Itosldeace 658 Contor St. Tel. Main C26. S-28-tf. m a misckmjAnkouh. Piano THHcr L. L. Woods, piano 1 port tuning, repairing and polish Ing. Leavo ordora at Goo. O Wills' music store, Salem, a- -lyr Concrete Work. dot my prices 01 Idowalks, curbs, septic tanks and comont work of any kind, All work guaranteed Hrst-elaas. M Ward, Highland add, Puobo 669 6-11-tf llHtte tt Wenderoth Fins wlaes, liquors and cigars. We handle tnt celebrated Kellogg and Casus whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer constantly on drough. South Comtndrclal street 9-8-lyr DRAYMRTl Cumiatas Hro.' Xnuutfer Cepny All kinds ot traaefer work de. Furniture aad planes boxed ready for shipment. Prompt servlee ta our motto. SUnd and oilee t JCS South Commercial street Phone 210. Residence Paoae 8. 8AJB AJTD DOOft rAOTOBOM, K3uiriirKwic5aa ease, doore, mouldlaga. All kiads e4 aoeee aaMi aad hud weed werK. Freat street, lt. Stole aad (hurt, Mak all eompUlnt at the otee JPLUltOUUM. Thco. M. Barr PlHmblBg, bet watM and iteaa keatlag and Uaala, 164 Conneresal street. PIhmh Mala 183. 8-1-ly M. J. PeWeipiunbiBif, rtetw g gas flttlag. Seceecsor te Xaex a Murphy, 2M Oeamereial 'Phoae Mala 17. EODOIiB. -...v-owiB ui nntcTK ' UOUrt II wood Foreatera. Nn. ie w Mve VJt MeeU Tuesday la Hurst kail, State street , Lee Abble. a It,; A. L, Brewa, F, 8. Central Lodge No. 18, K. I . Castle Hall Ih Holwas bleek, ear ner State aad Liberty etreeta. Tuesday of each week at 7:80 9. m. Oscar Johnson, 0. C.J H. H. AnCorson, K. of R, and 8. Mooera Woodmen of Amwlcn Ore goa Cedar Camp Na. 6846. Heeta every Thursday evealtig at S o'clock In Holtnaa hall. W. W. HUI, V. O.: F. A. Turner, Clerk. WooUhm?h of WorldMeet Tery Fri day night at 7:80, la HoIma kail. J, A. Dickey, O. 8.; P. L, Frailer, Clerk. Ktory Man Ills Otvn Doctor. Tho avorniro man cannot afford to omploy a physician for evory sllghtl nllmonl or Injury thnt may occur In his family, nor can ho afford to nog loct thorn, as so slight an Injury na tho scratch of a pin hns boon known to causo tho lose of a limb. Honco ovory man must from necessity ho his own doctor for this c!ns3 of nllmonta Success ofton doponds upon prompt troatroont, which can only bo had, whon sullnblo medicines nro kept at hand. Chamborlnln'n Homodloa havo boon In tho market for many years and enjoys a good reputation. isniargm Chamborlaln'a Colic, Cholera nud ninrrlmnn 1 til 111 nil V fop linwnl rnm. XItxtrits. wo ro ljottor propared than ever to Chamborlaln'a Cough Ilomodr for '" ouitomora. Prompt rtervloe and roiiKlis. colds f croun nnd whoouInK the best of meats our motto, Call cougn or phone 188, 11. W. Kdwards, Prop Chamborlaln'a Pain Ilalm (an antl- B,kiM .lnleiH-H(knco ..MontnoMtli BaloHt Iron Work. Founders, an chlnlats and blacksmiths. Mann facturera of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stovos, etc. Manufacturers ot tks Balem Iron Works Hop Preee. Kaleiu Hox & Lumber Oo Homoved from South Salem to 14 th street, noar tho B. P. dopoL Doses, Horry Crates, Fruit Trays and Perfection Fruit Evaporators, Phono 301. Our moat market on East State 'street has been doublod In site and Lincoln AHHHlty Union. !ek, aeel. dent and peasloa Insurance; 88, 000,000 pledged; every elalmfwld Good agents wanted. J, H. O. Montgomery, supreme orgaslser, Ilox 483 Salem, Oregon. R. JR. Uyan, secrectary, 846 State street. PHOPOttALH I'OH'LIQUTINGr Proposals will be received by tha hoard ot Publlo CommlMtsaera of the State ot Oregon at the Gaptal llulldlng, Salem, Oregon, at the hour of 11 a, in. June 6th, 1807, for lighting tho Capitol Building, Peal tontlary, Insane Asylum, Reform Bcfiool Muto School and Blind Sekeel at Bnlom, Orogon, with aro aad U candescent lamps, Iuformatloa, speel flcatlons and blank proposals may be obtained from tho Clerk of the Board nt tho Capitol llulldlng, Balem, Or gon, W. N, OATKNB, Clork of Hoard. n-15-18-33-25-20, 0-1, WAKTKD. Wanted To borrow 81000 on the best of roal estate security. Ap ply to "J. P.," caro Journal eMee. 4-30-tf Hlghrat Caah Prioe Paid for fklek ens at Willamette Hotel. 4-ll-tt septic liniment) for cuts, bruises burns, sprains, awolllngs, lamo back At thla soaeon of tho year tho first and rhoumntlsm pains. unnatural looscnejs of n child's bowols should havo Immedlato atten tion. Tho host thing that can bo glvon la Chamborlaln'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followod by c&otor oil as directed with each bot tlo of tho romody. Foro salo by Dr. Stono's drug store ' o Jut Culler. "You don't havo many visitors out horo." aald Cltlmnn, "do you?" "Oh! yea,'.' repliod Hubbubs, "coming and going near) every day." j "Mostly women, I suppete. Obamborlaln'fl Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation, blllousneea and stomach troubles, Chamborlaln'a Salvo for diseases of tho akin. Ono bottlo of each of those five preparations costs hut 81.38. For. Wo Aro Ouli Pnrcliaaere Of poul Stage lino. Leaves Indopondonc dally (except Sunday) at 800 o'clock a, in. Returning, leaves Balotn from Wlllamotto Hotel at 8 p. m., arriving at Indopendonc In time for 6: IS motor for Mon mouth and Dallas. Phone Main 178. sale by Dr. Stono's drug store, Home Zoo. "Will you come with mo to tho too this uftornoon?" "No, thank you. I weHld rather stay nt homo. My eldest daughter Jumps like a wild goat, my youngest shrinks llko a parrot, my son Is as Ye, servant Rlrli."-rhlta4 " a b,ttr' "V"? ',nnp "f0 phla.Prtw. I" "" "",,"", ---- aotly like an orang-outnng, so you see I have no need to go to the too Pole Mele, He Fired tho KtJrk. "I havo fired the walklng-stlek to aeo the animals I'vo carried over 40 yoars, on account, of a sore that resisted every kind of treatment, .until I tried Ilueklen's - Have You a Cough. A doso of Ilallard'a Horebound Arnica Salve; that has healed the flrrup wm relieve It. Have you a oro and mado me a happy man, writes John Garrett, of North M11U, N. C. Guaranteed for Piles, Burns etc, by J. a Perry druggist. 25c o , A Head for lluia. "Dat automobile done killed five cblckensjrSlle It were gola' down de rosA",,e57Mr. Miami Drown. MYe4,sjJMKfered Mr. Rastus Pink ley, "habile foe' lavMUaeat of de maeWieioo mtck to make de In vea'meat proitable." -WaaklagtoB Star. cold? Try It for whooping cough, for asthma, for consumption, for bron- Jehltls. Mrs. Joo McOratb, 837 K 1st atreot, Hutchinson, Kan., writes: "I have usd Ballard's Horebound Syrup In tor family for 6 years, and find It tbo most palatable medicine I otJ used." Bold by V. J. Fry. - o o jl. m r aw. x m. tZ&Vflttk try, eggs, and all kinds of farm produco. Borry crates made up In unlimited quantities. Capital Commission Co., 267 South Com mercial streot, Salem Phone Mala 17&. A. J. Aiidervon Contractor and builder, 415 Court stroot, Phone 644. 6-1-tt Tho Highland Lnumlry Is still In tho raco for patronage. No whlto blrU or collars. T. B. Wallace, 2349 Currant avenue. Phono Main 403. flSlm BUnERNUT BREAD It is worth more than any other bread, yet tke price l no higher For sale at your grocer's. CALIKOKKIA HAKKKY, Thomaa ft Cooley, Props. The Fashion S tables renaerty Wimmm't SitW TJp-te-dale Uver aad h Ma reral trM4 a syialaHy. Tally 44. OMAN. W. YAXKKM, iVef HfuJM MJ4s Sieeei. Wnntinl. Bholvlng, counters and othor store fixtures. Addreoa A. Knglobart, Kast State stroot, Sa eom, Or. 6S-3t Cook Waiitnl For employee' club nt Chemawa Indian School, la rjulro at school. 0-5-3t Watttnl A girl for general house. work. Call at 965 High street. O.C.St 1IIIIUIIIIIMIIimilltl M2 20c Meals for -V $1.00 ; and tho best meals In Salem, ; at that. You can bank on the ; ; reputation of the WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT IMHIHIIIItllllimMllt 8nmm688tmmini968 ! Gold Dust Flout I II I I l Win I Made ,T T808 STDKirr VOW ' 38B OOICAXY, SOf, OeM. t Made Ut famUy . Ask ye Ivmw fer k. JHS4 04 seM always en kaad. t P. B. Wallace AGENT iinnniiUMaiinmiiisVir