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DAIMT OAPITAIi JOURNAL, 8ALKM, OREGON. MONDAY, JCJA IS, 1007
EUGENE
. FORGES
AHEAD
STRIKE
Ipls Up the Coin, and Electric Road
; to ilw Sluslaw Is Assured
STILL
PENDING
Eugene, July 1G. This city ontors
jodny upon a now period of expansion
"in tho rnco for the rank of second
fyby of the Htato. Work stnrts today
vn tlio bltullthlc paving contrnctn,
ind tho now electric lino to bo con
structed from thin city to Springfield, money from outside sources. Local
Js'ow York, July 15. It Is expect
ed tho question of a local strike will
bo definitely settled this afternoon,
when a special meotlngbf tho execu
tlve committee of tolecraphcrs will
be held nt 4 o'clock. Small has giv
en tho commltteo full power to act.
Tho secret board 'of strategy, which
will tako charge of tho strike, If one
1b called, has been In session all day.
Local officers are ' raiding expense
r "'"
I THti OLD RELIABLE J lJf O
I SALEM GUN STORE. (. sZ-r f A V? A i LA
II QUALITY. jfejggjB
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THE OLD nELlAlitg
SALEM GUN STOltR,
THE HOUSE
OP
QUALITY.
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE
You will soon
And tho open wiison for hunting der, Hint much sought-for nnlmnl of the woods will Iw here.
woods or mountains. When you go In, sure your outfit Is complete. Como to our store mid let us outfit you with falling
ammunition. Uelow nro some of tho nrtlclw) suitable for use in tlio woois or minimum:..
uiko your vacation n $.
tackle, guns
ana
trnd on up tho McKcnzlo.
Tho required $50,000 stock sub
scriptions for tho railroad which
Stophon Carver proposos to build
from Kugono to tho mouth of tho 81
tislnw rlvor litis at last boon Bccurcd
among Iho pcoplo of Eugene and
along Iho routo of tho proposod lino,
nuiil tho road Is now assured. Tho
tommlltQo of Eugene bitsluoHs men
w'ho "hud til 1h matter In ohnrgo ro
'ceTvecl tho last subscription yostorday
ftltornoon, and Mr. Carver was nt
"onto notified.
Tho noxt stop to bo taken will bo
tho organization of a compnny
among tho citizens of tho city and
nurroundlng country, with Mr. Car
eor nB proHldent, and aftor that tho
"work of constructing tho rood will
-trt onco begin. Fifteen mllos of mils
siro now on tho way to Eugene from
.rmauiirg inr ino rond nnti thoy nro
"now luu to arrive In Portland. Thoy
vlll bo shipped on up to IIiIb city
"upon their nrrlvnl thoro.
It is plannod to build at least ton
Ktnlloa of tho road this Hiimnior and
i-xall and uomploto tho first .10 iiiIIoh
noxt spring and 8 tun in or. This will
Mnko tho road Into tlio tall tlinbor on
tho upper Hluslaw, and If It novar ox
tondud furthor, It will bo a paying
Dioposltlon, as tho tlinbor traffic
would ho luimuiiHo, to say nothing of
tho hundrodH of tons of fruit and
country produou that It would af
ford transportation for.
Tho right-of-way for tho road for
several miloft out of Eugene has nl-
rimily boon secured, and option hnvo
"boon taken on land horo for tormlnul
grounds. Ah soon as tho company In
Incorporated surveys will at once bo
'Mlartod, and construction work will
follow lis soon thoroaftor as posslbla.
Aftor tho 30 miles of railroad aro
finished, It Is planned to bond tho
Ulno and ontund It on to tho huad of
mnvlgntlon on the Sltulaw rlvor or
.possibly op to the mouth of tho rlvur
itt Florence. It Is thought that tlio
untlro lino can bo completed within
thror yetira from now. There In a
good route ovor tho Coast mountains
with mi enay grade and few If any
vtuiiiioln will have to be conatrui'ted.
It In reported Hint Mr. Carver Iim
Made h proposition to the uople of
Corvallls that If they will rait $80.-
000 In slock subscriptions he will
build a lino out of tlinl pity to eon
utii't with the lino from hhigeno to
tho Sluslaw. If (his la built It will
Illvo Eiikmuo an Independent II no to
Willamette rlvor navigation, thus giv
ing tho local shippers ontlro Inde
pendence from tho Southern Pacific
Company.
o
Prosldont Ahern said this afternoon
that tho tolographors and tho West
ern Union hnd roached tho parting
of tho wnys apparently,
o
lap Admiral Going Home.
Now York, July 15. Admiral
Ynmnmoto goos to Hoston, thence to
tho Pacific const, stopping nt Mon
treal and Ottnwa, and sailing for
homo from Soattle.
Jfgmingtori
-o-
HleiiNlofiV Sanitary Market
I'uro homo lard, 5-pound pnlls,
GCc; 10-pound, $1.20. Try our 12
different vnrlotlea of sausages. Ev
ery pound gunrantood. Steusloff
liros., cornor of Court and Liberty
stroots. 7-15-3t.
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, July 15. Whont 01 &
00 V6. corn 63, nnti 1 1 VI Hfe.
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Autoloading' Rifle.
The latest stylo big gamo rifle comes in 25-35, 32, 30-30, 35 cal
ibre Fires six shots automatically by simply pressing tho trigger
for each Bhot.
Price $25.00
X-RAYS
SIGHTS
Wo enrry in stock Lyman, Marble
and Shoard'B riflo sights. Wo fit tho
sight and sight tho rlflos.
m open. m&'
Tho Nebraska supromo court, In
a rooont decision, snys: "Every wlfo
Ih ontltled to a homo to correspond
with tho circumstances and condi
tions of hor husband, ovor which sh
shall bo pormlttod to proslde as mis
tress. A wlfo (loos not forfolt her
right to nmlntontinco by refusing to
live In a homo with nud under con
trol of tho husband's mother." Say,
that Judge has a head long enough to
eat oats out of an old-fashioned
churn,
it
llov. W. P. Wilson, of Toronto,
Canada, a delegate to tho Christian
Eudoavor convention, got ojithuslus
tlc while sponklng In tho convention
Friday, and nominated Fairbanks for
president. Ho probably overlooked
tho faot that while Fairbanks would
harmonize with tho color hcIioiuo of
the Canadian climate, It Is warmer
on this side of the line.
kTJHHBSH
BOOTS
Wo hnvo boon handling tho famous
"Witch Elk" lino of Hunting Boots
for throe yours. Thoy nro first
class, as wo can provo by our customers.
MARBLE
GOODS
Wo havo n complete line of tho
Marble Axo Company's specialties
for out door people, such as
CAMP AXES
11ELT HATCHETS
WATICItPHOOF MATCH HOXES
COMPASSES
RIFLE SIGHTS
HUNTING KNIVES
FISH KNIVE S
ii i ii 1 1 ' " i i
A
lni 1
t tmix i 1
OIL
When you go to tho const
or tnouutnlns do not forget
gun grenso and oil.
FISHING
TACKLE
FINE FISHING TACKLE
IT IS OUR iioimt
Wo aro fishermen ourselvei,
and try out tho nowvthlngs In flsh-
Ing tncklo boforo wo offer them
to our customers, our "Acme"
brand of trout files cannot be
boat. Ask for tho "Knmloopj,"
"Yellow King' 'or "McGlnty!
Thoy havo proven great killers.
Our No. 010 rod, at $3.00, is a
bargain.
LINES, REELS, RODS, RASKKTS
LEADERS, SPOONS.
COME IN AND GET A COPY OF THE NEW GAME LAWS
How It Hiuvads.
Tho flrHt package of Dr. Loon
liurdt'a Hom-Uold that was put out
vent to a hiuuII town In Nebraska.
It cured a case of Piles that was
vomtldorod hopeless.
Tho news nprend and tho demand
prompted Dr. J. 8. Loonhardt, of
Jdneoln. Neb., tho discoverer, to pre
Vuro It for general use. Now It ta bo
tug Bout to all parts of tho world.
It will euro au.r case of Piled.
Bold for 100, with nbsoluto guar
antee, Dr. Loonlmrdt Co , Nlngnra Falls,
N. Y , Proprietors. Bold by Dr. 8. O
Stone. Salem.
He Fired the Stick.
"I hnvo firod tho walking-stick j
I've carrlod ovor 40 yoars, on nccount!
of n Horo that roalotod ovory kind of'
treatment, until I trlod llucklon'a'
Arnica Salvo; that has healod tho
soro an.l made mo n happy mnn,"
wrltos John Onrrott, of North Mills,
N. O. Gunrantood for Piles, Rurns
etc., by J. G, Perry druggist. 2Cc.
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Headquarters
for
Sportsmen
Headquarters
for
Sportsmen
Hot Game of Hall.
The Falrmounta yeaiorduy met and
umuteur players or MImIou Dottom
(H)iitalnlng uoitie of the strougeat
nmateur plays of the M Union Ilottom
country, by a acoro of 10 to 2, The
Falrinounts are tho Invincible, nnd
a Inrge orowd turned out to soe them
play. N
o
All tho World,
knows that Ilallard'a Snow Llnlmeut
has no superior for Rhoumatlam,
Stiff Joints, Cuta, Sprains, Lum
bago and nil imtus. Uuv It. trv It
Mlllil VHII will nltv'nva ilc It An..
.-... v. .. ... .......jo au IV. 4UJ
body who hna used Ilallard'a Snow
Liniment la a living proof of what It
does. All wo aak of you Uto got ft
trial bottlo. Prleo 2Gc, 50o and
$1.00. Bold by D. J. Fry
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Checking accounts enable folk
to dopoalt their money and ro
elvo a passbook, against these
accounti they Are pormlttod to
draw ckecka.
Checka may bo glvou' to parties
far such sums nt 4olrd, hut
RYQldluv froquont trtua to Ut
It hitct4 cU
amlv
8.
Satlem Sttc Bank
X. W. MAXARI1, CiW.
i:iK Trains Dclnynl.
PlillHdelphlH. July 15. Trnlns
friun the Weat and Suiitheaxt, bear
ing Elks to the convention, are b
hind schedule, causing a dluarrangc
mont of the plana of the rectntlon
comnilttoe. The Cluoiuuntt herd, on
Miuir. iiinr.u a wreutu.or ross on
tho grave nf Muule Detwllder, late
exalt td ruler, at llurrlsburg, Pa.
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Constipation.
For constipation thoro is nothing
qutto so nice as Chnmborlalu's Stom
ach nnd Llvor Tnblots. Thoy always
produce a pleasant movoment of tho
bowjoa without any dlsagreeablo of
fect. Price, 25 cents. Samples froo
nt Dr. Stone's Drug Store.
Americans .May Win.
London. July 15. Wright and
Ilehr, Americans, today won the
doubles In the preliminary round for
the Dwlght-Davls tenuis trophy, de
feating Wilding and Ilrooks, tho Aus
tralians, and giving tho Americans
still a chance to win the trophy.
I
Is oertalnly what you got. so you
seo now U the lime lo buy that oolo
bruted PlymotJtlt Twine that ruus so
smooth, (live It trial and you will
be Just na all other who have trlod
It yon won't Imvo any other.
S.- A. MANNING
At FiW Wltfglut.' Old StnHd.
The Texas Wonder.
Cures all kidney, bladder and
rheumatio troublo; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' treatment by
mall for fl. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2936
Olive street, St. Louts, Mo. Send
for testimonials . Sold by Stone's
drug store. dw-lyr
Alter I'lillctl States AiulMwiidor.
Constantinople, July 15. A bomb
explosion occurred yestwday in Vult
od States Ambassador LelaUman's
summer home, on tho IHwphorus.
Four native were slightly Injured.
o
Abmlmni Idncoln
was a man who, against all odds,
uviuiuvu iuu nignosi uonor a man
can get In tho Uultcd States, Dal
lard's HorohouncJ Syrup has attained
a Place, novr oquallM by anv other
llko remedy. It Is a sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Rronchttls. Influon-
a and all Pulmonary dlseasej.
Every moUior ahould keep supplied
with this wonderful cough medicine.
Sold by D. J. Fry.
Men who take advantage of oar Semi-Annuaf Clearance of Sammer Sails
will strike it rich
BISHOPS READY
TAILORED SUITS
at these exceptionally low prices.
$25 andl$22.50 Salts now only
$18.00 ,
1 $20 and $8 Solts now only
war -. .. '
$15.00
$ J 6.50 and $15 Salts now only
$12.00
$13.50 and $12.50 Salts now only
$9.00
$10.00 Salts now only
$6.50
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