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Newspaper Page Texts TM DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON (THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1007. The Public . 4 4..m r M rt j, not skilled in w is entitled to protection. Our laocr w Folger's Golden 4 Gate 1 If Tea Tea protects the tea drinker. Our reputation is back of every package 'of tea bearing our brand. Fol gcr's Golden Gate Tea means quality-purity-tea satisfaction. J. A. Folrfer (EX Co. Importers of PurtTeM I HENS GO CRAZY IN ALASKA Special Correspendence: Seattle, Aug. 1. As all old pros position which will bo hold In Senttb that thoso most fnmous In tho his tory of Alaska and Yukon will bo present nt Alaska-Yukon-Pnclfic ox psoltlon which will be bold In Scattlo from Juno 1 to Octobor IB, 1909, the thrco months of almost contin uous sunlight each summer In tho northland has an odd effect on most newcomers. As a matter of fact n man accus tomed to seven hours sleep each night, finds upon going to Alaska that ho cannot easily adjust him self to the nltcred conditions. Most peoplo get sleepy when tho dark comes, and do not think of sleeping In daylight. As a result mon go for day after day In tho north with Httlo Inclination to Bleep. A man has to train himself In Alaska and Yukon to go to bed with tho sun shining high In the sky. Thoso who neod dark ness In order to slumber comfort ably havo to pin blankets over tho windows nnd go to a great deal of ex'ra trouble to produco It. It Is said la the early day that tho chickens that were first brought to tho north la tho summortimo wont crazy for want of rest. Thoy waited and wnlt cd for tho sun to sot In ordQr to know when to go to roost, and as It continued to shlno, tho fowls wont without sleep until thoy woro ex hausted. ThU story Is hardly veri fied but It Is true thnt tho continuous daylight has a very odd. effect on uen and animals alike nnd It takoj a few weeks to got accuBtomod to It. IUiuedy for Dlanlioen-Xcver Known to Fall. "I want to say n few words for Chamberlain's Colic, QJioleru and Diarrhoea Remody, I havo used this preparation in my family for tho past flTe years and linvo recommended It o a number of pooplo In York coun ty and havo nevor known It to fall to !! a cure In any Instauce. I foal ht l can not say too much for tho "st remedy of tho kind In tho world."-s. Jemlion, Spring Grove, ork county, Pn Thlg romody ia w sale at Dr Stone's drug store. Has Itoosevoltlnn Family. Joha Brown, a substantial cltlzon of Monroe, wa3 In the city on busl " yesterday. Mr. Brown Is a man " me President's own heart. Ho "only 4C years old, while hla wife bI5 v? turncd 4l aml 'et tney havo a 17 children born to them, 14 of are .till living. Of these there ! , yT0ne ,)alr ot twins. Mr. Brown hxL Tennrssean by birth, but has iWaVT f hU Ufe ,n 0reSn and i s Ly u aa tne m08t productVe jmpathy with the present admlnls- IA. T th,nk3 Roosevelt is nil "8ht Eugene Register. "Trtah'. Colic, Cholera ami Harrho.-a lt.mctl. Tjetu.r T,mn 'Th T,nV 1)octors ton Ji!tyfar8 ag0 wo had threo Ioc lnK J,!r ,,tUo by and every- Tjin ?J i C0U,d d0 6eemed In ta be ,ast whon all hope seemed a Con We began U8,ns Cnt"ner fitedy .5 ,Cho,era and Diarrhoea to lojoro f0W hours ho besaa 0d ,?", Toda 's as healthy a Mf. B i atS COuld w,ah for-" TWO OLD MINES OPENED Story of Nevada Showing Wealth of Some Abandoned Properties At a .depth of ninety-two feet tho Peerless Mining company has two feet of oro thnt assays $-130 per ton in silver and $S in gold. On the hanging wall thoro is eight InchcJ or oro that assays $3500 per ton in silver nnd $3 'in gold. Assays made lit Austin and San Francisco show tho samo results within a few dol lars. Tho Peerless company's claims, thrco In number, are located on Mldns flat, two miles northwest of Austin, Tho claims were locnted ln 18C5. In 1871 tho company secured a United States mineral patent and work on tho property censed. On each of tho claims an incline was sunk, one to n depth of GO feet, tho second 20 feet and tho third 12 foot. This spring E. (3. Elllnwood, a membor of tho company, arrived In Austin for tho purpose of commenc ing work. Ho put two mon at work on the GO-fot incline and tit 70 foot wns taking put some very rich oro, but tho ledgo was broken up. At 92 foot tho ledgo was solid nnd gave tho abovo returns. Tho Incline lint) reached tho 100-foot point, and tho rich streak had widened out to ten inches, but owing to the water com ing in work has been suspended awaiting tho arrival of a hoisting plant from Snn Francisco, which hns boon ordered. Tho strike on tho Peerless has put now llfo in that section, and own ers of other properties nro making nrrangomontB to commonco work at onco. Tho correspondent of the Salt Lake Herald from Las Vegas, Nov., snys: Good Springs, Lincoln county, Nevada, appears to bo attracting id oro nttcntion on account of tho promlnonco of tho oro production of tho Yollow Pine mining district than, many another mining district in tho' states. Tho most important mining trans- action In tho district occurred tho othor dny, when tho Monto Cristo group of thrco claims passed to Pntsy Clark, of tho fnmed Furnnco Creole company of Qrconwator, Cal. Guy Fruit, an old mining man and desert prospector, visited tho Yollow Pine district, nnd ho noticed n peculiar character of lead mnttor, boing n calamlno enrbonnto of zinc, much rcsombling chalk almost In Its ovory nppcaranco and outor Indica tion, but heavy. William Konncdy owned tho porporty, nnd ho wanted $50,000 for It. Tho raoro Mr. Fruit examined tho property tho moro ho llkod it. J. R. McDonald and W. E. Illgmnn, both of Rhyollto, woro along with Fruit, and after vlowlng tho stuff again, Fruit said: "Hero, Ken nedy, I think enough of that holo to givo you $1000 down for a 30-dny option for $50,000," nnd tho deal was closed, both McDonald and Hlg man taking equal Intorests In tho rLsk. Mr. Fruit Invited Jim Harvey. Pntsy Clark's export, down to tho ground, and after a very critical ex amination ho romarked to tho thrco, "I'll toll you what I'll do, I will pay for tho ground nnd givo you $250,000 for tho property." Slnco that time, which was a fow weeks ago, a force of 20 mon havo beon omployed. It Beoms ridiculous, but for all that It is truo 20 tons of oro havo beon shipped daily, and tho snmo liaj been increased within tho last fow days to CO tons, which Is hauled to tho llttlo railroad station of Jean on tho Senator Clark rail road and sent to tho Salt Lake smel ter of reduction, , o Croup Is a violent Inflammation of tho raucous membrane of tho wind pipe, which sometimes extends to tho lar ynx and bronchial tubes; and Is ona of the most dangerous diseases of children. It almost always comes on in tho night. Give frequent small doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard's Snow Liniment externally to tho throat, 25c, 50p and $1.00. Sold by D. J. Fry. At Cnscadla. Tho Albany Democrat In speaking of the campers at Cascadla says "Kola Nels Is there yet and is kept busy looking at an increasing stack ot post cards, with bear pictures from hte Albany friends, with numer ous Jokes. As nearly as could bo learned all there was to the bear story was a big rock rolled down a kill by Henry Mcllwaia 'into tho vl- Iclnlty of Mr. Nels, who either did or THE BOY SAVED THE BABY Archie Conlce, at Risk of Life Carries Baby From Burning Building Elovcn-yoar-old Archlo Conleo Is tho hero of Reservoir Park, Euys last night's Tologrnm. Yesterday after noon ho ruBhod Into tho burning homo of Robert Ryan and snatched Wiliam Rynn, ngod 21 months, from tho. flames. Tho baby's dress and hair woro on fire, but Archlo boat out tho blazo with his hands. Tho boy, with tho bnby In his arms, jumped out of tho houso Jub before tho roof tumbled in. As n result of tho fire, Mrs. Ida Rynn, aged 25 years, died nt St. Vincent's hospital this morning, nnd her oldest son, Lester, aged 3 years, was burned to death as he lay sleep ing on tho bed. Young Conlce states ho did not know the othor boy was In the house, nnd that he heard no oth er cries Bavo thoso of tho baby. Tho fatality was caused by Mrs. Ryan starting a flro with kerosene. It Is thought sho held tho can ns she started tho kindling, and thnt tho flames blazed up so high they set flro to hor clothing. Mrs. Rynn had been visiting a short time yesterday afternoon with Mrs. R. E. Conleo, who lives but a short distance- away. About 5 o'cloci? tho visitor wont homo to proparo sup per. A fow minutes afterwards, Mrs. Conleo hoard a scream, and looking out of her door saw Mrs. Rynn run ning toward hor with hor clothing and hair ablnzc. Tho nolghbor stop ped hor as sho was entering tho Con leo homo. Mrs. Conleo uttompted to put out tho flro by wrapping a blan ket nbout tho woman's body. This nctlon smothorcd tho flro thnt was burning tho lowor part of Mrs. Ryan'a body, but did not put out tho blnzo that wns scorching tho woman's waist and hair. Mrs. Con leo then dashed a bucket of water ovor Mrs. Rynu's bond, nnd then picked up n tubful of wntor nnd throw It over tho burning woman. Mrs. Conleo Is a small, slondor.wo mnn, and sho now declares sho does not know how sho managed to carry tho tub of walor as shho did. "Got, Wllllo; oh got my baby!" crlod tho burning mother. Henrlng thoso pitiful pleadings, Archlo Conloo mndo a run for tho burning houso, and seeing tho bnby, with his clothing on flro, grabbed him up, beat out tho flro, and os caped just boforo tho walls nnd roof of tho hoiiBO crumbled, "Whoro's Lestor?" naked Mrs. Conleo. "Ho's burned up, I know," replied tho crazed mathor. Tho Rynn homo consisted of but ono largo room, and Lostor wns asleop on a bod nonr tho stove. Whon tho flnmes shot out tho bod clothing caught flro at tho samo tlmo Mrs. Ryan was Btruck by tho blnzo. It Is thought tho 3-year-old boy was doad boforo his mother reached tho Con leo homo. "If I'd hoard Lostor yoll, I'd tried to got him, too," Bald young Conleo this morning, "but I didn't know ho wns thoro. Anyhow, I'm mighty glad I got tho baby. Mr. Ryan offorod mo $10 thin morning, but I wouldn't tnko It, 'cauBo lit) needs thnt monoy. ' Mrs. Rynn was taken Into tho Con loo homo, whoro hor body was wrap ped In dnmponod flour. A physician was called at onco, and, after a long run, tho Holman ambulance nrrlvod and took itho dying woman to tho hospital. Sho wns able to talk to hor husband up to a short tlmo before sho died. Sho continually asked for hor children. Her daughter, Edith, aged 5 years, was playing in a neigh bor's yard at tho tlmo of tho flro, Tho old Pennsylvania, Dutch Dun kard recommends "Hickory Bark Cough Remedy." Guaranteed to cure your cough, and guaranteed to bo pure. Made from tho bnrk of tho shell bark or white hickory tree. For salo by dealers everywhere, Nerve Sick V If weak, worn-out, nervous, cannot sleep; bavo indigestion, head ache, neuralgia or peri odic pains, it is because your nerves are weak. It is the lack of nerve force that makes the stomach, heart, lungs, etc., work imperfectly become sick. Dr. Miles' Nervine cures the sick when it restores nerve strength, and puts tho power behind the or gans to do their work. "Alrno8t thrco years 1 Buffered from nervousness, Indigestion, nnd palpita tion of tho heart. I could not cat or Bloop with comfort, or walk or talk without suffering;. Altocctlicr I was In a bad condition. My doctor did not Bocra to do mc any good. I had trlod bo many romedlus thnt I did not havo muoh hopo of any of them dolnc mo nny good. Dr. Miles' Norvlnu was RURKCRtcd by a friend. I cot roltof from tho llrst, nnd after a row days I flt llko a norr person. It not only relloved my heart nnd ncrvea, but has Invigorated my whole system. I nm vory grateful becaiiRs slnco I havo stopped ualnir It, I havo hnd absolutely no return of my old trouble." MRS. IIOWA11D FORD, 60 Summit Avo., Worceator, Mass, Dr. Mile' Nervine Is sold by your druanttt, who will guarantee that the flrtt bottle will benefit. If It falls, he will rofund your monoy. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind I Dry Goods Specials I Af EXTREMELY LOW PRICES Calico " Co por yd Shirtings lOo por yd 'Apron Ginghams 7 Mi c por yd only Cc, 10c or 12c yd India Lnwn.whlto, 40 Inches wldo, lino quality, worth 40o Pretty Lnwn, thro especlals at 23c per yd Ladies9 Gloves in Great Demand Llslo Thread Gloves 2Gc or 3Gc up to GOc n pair Long Lisle Thread .Gloves at GOc or 7Gc a pair Long Silk LIbIo Thread Gloves, 1.00 n pair Sleeveless Vo3ts, regular or ixtnx slzos 10c up to 2Gc oach Children's Knit Waists, 2Go article, nt IGo Toweling at 5c a yd. up. Towels at 5c each and up Children's Strnw Hatn at 10c, 10c or 2Go each Moii'b GOc Black and Whlto Striped Ovorshlrts nt 40o oach nova' Knco Pants at -5c a pair Hoys' Doublo Overalls, llko 2 pair ln ono prlco GOo Chlldron'B Ho3lory, special good values, at . . 10c a pair Hosiery, novor wear out brand, at IGo a pair ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 240-246 Commercial St. Special Eastern Kxcurston rates. May 20, 21, Juno C, 7, 8, .uly 3, 4, G, AugUBt 8, 0, 10, Soptombor 11, 1 12, 13. To Chicago and return, ; $73.15. St. Louis nnd roturn, 969.3b St. Paul nnd return, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, St. Joo, Kansas City and roturn $61.65. WM. M'MURRAY, G-21-tf Gon. PnB. Agt. i ii 1 1 n a 1 1 m i m 1 1 1 m i nf j Ice Cream Trying to Obey Hor. Tommy Ha, lot mo tlo this ban'? kerchor over your eyes. Mother What for? Tommy Well, you told bo novor to let you see mo stealing jam again. Philadelphia Pre38. o Can you afford to trlflo with so serl ous a matter as to neglect a bad cold pr cough, when for a trifling amount you can secure a bottle of "Hick ory Bark Cough Remedy," that Is guaranteed to euro or monoy refund ed. Prlco 25c, GOc and $1.00 pur bottle. For salo by all dealers everywhere. and Soda Water at the O. K. STORE TWNLFTH STItKKT, NKAlt THE WOOLUN MILL. ! I You will find thlB a convent- ! ". ; ; cut place to got rofroshmonlB ; ; of the best and to do your trail- . . lng. 1 1 Phono you orders for Ico croam and sodn water to Main :: 122. Treatment O. K. T A. A. ENGLKBART, Prop. I iHI!II!IIKilllllllllllH HHlH44llHimiilllCIt The X White House Restaurant For IIioho Delicious PIES They can't bo heat McGilclirist & Son Proprietors. I tllllllllllllllllillMH SALEM BRICK YARD A. A. BURTON. Prop. Brick always on hand, In car lota or othorwlso. Pressed brick mado to ordor. Yard on Stato Btreot, Bouth of pontltontlary. -7-1-tf. Gold Dust Flout ; i ; i Mde by THB IYDN35Y 3?OW j BR COMPANY, Sidney, Orego. i Made for fatally- Bee. Ask your grocer tor lU Bras aad ritertfl i alwdyt oh basd, i ! P. B. Wallace j AGENT imninmiiinniitii( HOLL15TE71' Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Busy Medleluo for Busy fWplt. BfUgs Golden Health and Renowed Vigor. A rv-elft tor CotiKtltwtlon, Indlgwtlon. Ui ml KJduov Trouble. llnipJes, Kczeaiii, Impure Blood Bad Ureatli. K1uckI1i UoweU, UeAdacb nd Uackarho. Jt'sKocky Mountain Tm (a Ub let form, a. cent u box. Ornulne in4e hi UoLuaTM Uru'o CoiijMxr, Modlion, WU. WIDEN NUiSETS FOR SALLOW FE0P- CHICHESTER'S PILLS I!M4,, Air.?r ' & I1IU la M4 Md IUI4 auuUlcW Rr A SQUARE DEAL AND A FAIR TRIAL OF OUIt FAUM IMPLKM12NTS AND MAOHINISKY OF ALL KINDS. IF YOU AllR NOT SATISFIED WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOU NKIil) NOT BUY. I BKLL TRACTION AND BTATIONKKY KNGI.S'KS, NIOIIOL'J AND SHEPAIUVS BKD RIVKIt SKPARATOBS, HAY RALMRS 8TKKET AND ROAD aitADINO MACHINERY. wis iTANmrc Tin mnn WAfiONH. knger nucoiuf ! HACKS AND OARRIAORS. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE ADRIANCE, BUCKEYE MOt ERS, CLIPPER PLOWS AND BLUE RIBBON CULTIVATORS, ALSO SOME SECOND HAND FARM IMPLEMENTS AND WAGONS VERY CHEAT. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES AT WHOLESALE AND US. 'A TAIL, GLASS AND STAINS OF ALL KINDS, AND PAINTERS J SUPPLIES. il BUGGY TOPS, DASHBOARDS, WHIPS, ROBES, ETC. '. rvMiii,oiYNTii7vnM QnT.TniTir.il niiimtT.Aim and mi!anrtn. W.....U W...'...... .,W... , j. TIVE CATALOGUES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. GEO. B. JACOB, Ptop. Pll6NE 101 MAIN COR. FRONT AND PINE STREl usH SELF RISING B. B. B. Flout For Boston Brown Bread, Grlddlo Cukes, MiiDlns nnd Plum PuddJit. ALLEN'S B. B. R. FLOUR CO., INC., SAN Joso, Cl. STEER THIS WAY iyJ F 1 fi-iSStJk'rM for yow Be, Pork, Lamb, Mutton aad YmJ and you will get 'the Inoat lUt yw killed. Tho t&sty, Juicy, appetising kind that makes you wast moro after tho first holplng:. Only tho beat fod cattlo aro owsr killed for our trade, and our cub ttraora nmy alwayB rely upon tire rory host quality of uiSot, oloanly and proporly droajod, nnd In ovory way (It for tho boat tablts. o F. A. Kurtz Phone 205 277 N. Com. St. O C. T. Co. STEAMERS C"MT pi A i LEAVE BEHIND THEM Q( 1MPREKHIONH, YOU Wlhh DISPUTE THE FACTS COX ING THE SUPERIORITY PLEY'H PERFECTION POWDER OVER OTHER ONCE YOU BECOME I.V ACQUAINTED WITH IT IT 18 HARDLY NIXJCK6 INUMERATE THE POIN VANTAGE OF EPPLEV'i TION BAKING POWDEI FIR8T PLACE IT IB NC IN THE ODRINARY T BUT IB PUT UP IN EV MASON JARS, WHY N LEY'S PERFECriON POWDER TODAY, A WILL SPEAK FOR TlfEMSlk '(! POMONA AND OREGONA LEAVE FOR PORTLAND DAILY, EXOEIT SUNDAY AT A. M. P. M BALDWIN, Agt. MEALS 15c AT TIIK Salem Restaurant 889 COURT STREET. Call and try them. Meal 16c Board per wek 2.76, also furaUhed rooms Yry raaaoBabl9. Superior Restaur 1R High Street, UpsUfra. First-class In all appolntmea placo for ladloa and gontlemoa all grinds of Chlncaa dlshos an. famous LI Hung Cbuug Obofi and Yakama. R. H. Bak SuccoKsor to Whey iVmi Yow 0 ? 4 4? Salem Fene0 HcadqBartcru for Wo Feaclsg. Netting, Pickets Gates, l & B. Roady Roqiag S and Adjustiblo 'Window All at lewwjt prl' Walter M 250 Court St - " atone'g drug store. didn't take It for & bear. kiinnitiimiiniiini t '-- r---