Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 06, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILT OAPiTAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 0, 1007. - . . - - CM Your Doctor Will Tell You That You Nded A Natural Tonic fceBljO'y -I"." .I , 1 ntion to t beneficial way of helping Slum w overcome lassitude. id n. 1AXWU3 ,NIC VERMIFUGE ,nd builds tip tneooay in wiu in? : " .hfnnrh the stow farLJnn condition ofl L A u" !.... .! a 14b tast .i""y; :. rv: ' t Tonic VermlfUEO .tJ'j-..A nnd restores 7nonnd healthy condiUon , the restored Biomaw'""" -ffup and brin-c body to a staio oi p i, the natural way. f.m'iEiptCtorantls the oldest I ll J IIIM I committee reported that tho concrete bridge would probably bo finished during next week. A fourteen days vacation was or dered to be allowed to the city mar shal, recorder, and all members of the fire police and street depart ments. A motion to employ a surveyor to survey and establish the center of East State street, preparatory to tho Improvement of tho street was pass ed. o SMILES JNGIL WANTS A DEPOT (Commences to Prepare, to Begin iloCommcnce to Get Ready to Pave I the regular meeting of tho city tcil last evening a resolution wn3 ilmously adopted for the pur- cf tecurlng better freight and enwr drtiot accomodations. it hM been several complaints of Kiting forth tho Inadequacy of present facilities to handle kht and nccomodato passenger, tie following resolution was In- laced Whereas, the amount of freight passenger business transacted hi cltr of Salem, Oregon, by tho Ihern Pacific company urently cx- J the business of Hko character acted at any station of said corn- la tho state of Oregon outside 'ortland, and, I'hereas, the passenger and freight ot bulldtngi In tho city of Salem, ton, are absolutely lnadenuato the transaction of tho business aired, and. Whereas, the sanltnry and other "Jltlons at the pnssonger depot in i ci.y are deplorable; therefor be Resolved, hv tho common rnnnnll he cltv of Salmi, Oregon, .that tho road commission of Oregon bo the same is hereby requested to tlgae tho facilities for tho 'taction Of fl'plL'M ntwl nnaonnr(.r tows ty the Southern Pacific com ix In tlrn cltv of Salem, Oregon, 'the sau'taiy and other conditions the passrncrr denot bulldlne nnd 'ndi in tho Cty of salora, Oregon, :h burd'ngn as are necessary for proprr -rlntaPtlon 0l buajneg, the rTriIer nrnrnmnilnHnn tt lin Mt ha ng business with said Wv and that the building and SIi at ho pasgenear donot ho Cd in A cnnitnrv nnmllMnit nn.1 "o E- mj, at tho main passon rP' .ma at the fair crounds be tin v '!m1,p,i ,i.i., (i, .i.i . fh r'sht 36 It fi'thfr rASl1vwl tln) t,n r0r ar'l r-corder of tho city of Sa- -t"u, De ana they are hereby 1CPd Q flirnUll tkx .ntl.nn.l Ui..n ..f Oregon a copy .of these unaer the seal of the For good "old Oregon" sako, 't Is tlmo to dig up Jefferson Myers and vun him for governor along with Joaquin Miller for United States senator. Frederick Woyorhauser, the mul tlmlllionnlro, occupies a full page interview in the Sunday papers to prove that ho "Is a man of few words. e Salem can't get as good a thing ns city government by commission. Wo shall hobblo along in the old way. two years and a half building n little herring box of a bridge that ought not tako three months to con struct. But It would not do to go too fast. Thcro might be another city built up in Oregon and that would bo one too many. For tho ofilco of bank examiner It Is assumed that a candidate for appointment must havo had con siderable experience at bnnklng. Bui for survoyor general, superintendent of blind school, or reform school, any old political hack will do. Is that Republicanism? . a. a Somo of the men In tho employ of tho Harrlman system would neve havo discovered that there was any thing bohlnd tlmo in their service hero but for the unmerciful Jnbblng they havo been getting from tho press, tho commission, and tho legis lature. It would havo Bavod Mr. Harrlman somo troublo to havo had fowor barnaclcB nnd parasites aboard. I Dry Goods Specials iii nm iiwmhii iiiiBii mi "rM"1 i iiTTrmtmTirTTrnTTiniiwwrTj'rri AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES Calico Cc per yd Shirtings 1(o per yd Apron Glnghnmo 7c per yd only . 5c, 10c or 12c yd India Lawn, whlto, -10 Inches wide, fine quality, worth 40c Pretty Lawn, thro espccials at 23c per yd Ladies' Gloves in Great Demand Llsio Thread Glovos 25c or 35c up to 50c a pair Long Lisle Thread Glovos at 50c or 75c n pair Long Silk Lislo Thread Glovos $1.00 a pair Sleeveless Vests, rogulnr or yxtra sizes 10c up to 25c each Children's Knit Waists, 25c article, at 15c Toweling at 5c a yd. up. Towels at 5c each and up Children's Straw Hats at . . ; 10c, 19c or 25c each Men's 50c Blnck and White Striped Overshlrts at 40c each Bovs' Knee Pants at 25c a pair Boys' Doublo Overalls, llko 2 pair In one price 50c Children's Hosiery, special good values, at 10c a pair Hosiery, never wenr out brand, at 15c n pair ROSTEiN & GREENBAUM 240246 Commercial St itj-Mtf ;- f if i l mi 1 1 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT I lMw"ww FOR RALE A Simp if taken at once, one comer lot, 50x270, corner of 12th and Cross streots, Yow Park. Also 400 pound DoLnvol cream soparator, good ns new. F. A. Sutton, R. F. U. Nd. 1. rhono Fnrmors 93. 8-3-3t 1 Jersey Hull Calf for Sate Pure bred and suporb animal, four months old. Will soil reasonably. T. H. Blundell, Mornlngsido. Phono 1372. S-3-3t LODGES. Foresters of America Court Sher wood Forostors, No. 19. Mout Tuosday in Hurst hall, Stnto streot Leo Abblo, O. R.J A. L. Brown F. S. Central Lodge No. 18, 1C. of P.- Castle Hall in Holman block, cor- nor Stnto and Llborty Btreots. Tuosday of each wddk at 7:30 u. in. ' Oscar Johnson, C. C; E. II. Andorson, K. of It. nnd S. For salt Good 8-room house, Sev enteenth street, 7 lots, Bmnll and largo fruits, would sell on easy terms. Also good house- in Oregon City, and also 80 ncrcs of timber land six miles from Oregon City. W. N. Munoey, 35G Soventoenth streot. Phono 1171. 7-29-2wk For Sale Plenty of clover hny, first quality. Phono 157 Suburban. II. Walker, Routo No. 7, Salem. 7-29-lm Modern Woodmen of America Oro- gon Cedar Camp No. 524G. Moots every Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'clock In Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V. C; F. A. Tumor, clerk. Woodmen of World Meet ovcry Frl day night nt 7:30, In Holman hall, J. A. Dlckoy, C. S.; P. L. Frax lr, Clerk. President Kerr of tho Agricultural collego actually knows something nbout scientific agriculture. He knows llttlo or nothing nb'out prac tical politics, but n heap about tho poultry Industry, stock-raising and rotation of cropB. Ho Is extending tho department of domestic Bclonco. More shall learn to cook nnd fowor to bo bookkeepers and stenog raphers. All It takes to bo a political suc cess is lots of hand-Bhnking, hot-air, fawning, nnd flattery. If you hnvo opinions or nblllty carefully conceal tho nossnsslon. Get tho church voto and the saloon vote and join all tho lodges, keep your mouth shut and your bowels open and high ofllco nwaitB you. o In Squashvllle. "Do you havo. many births In this town?" asked tho visitor, of the na tive "Quito a fey every night," ro plled III Holler as ho continued whittling. ' "Then your population must bo Increasing quito rapidly," said tho visitor. "Not very." replied HI, winking at tho crowd. "You see, most of Mie berths come in on tho night Pullman." Whoreat tho village cut-tips laughed uproariously. Wllwaukeo Sentinel. A SQUARE DEAL AND A FAIR TRIAL OF OUR FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOU NEED NOT BUY. I SELL TRACTION AND STATIONERY ENGINES, NICIIOL'S AND SHEPARD'S RED RIVER SEPARATORS, ILVY IIALEIIS, STREET AND ROAD GRADING MACHINERY. vn ii,inr,B THE nURG WAGONS, ENGER BUGGIES, 'i HACKS AND CARRIAGES. ...... ., .invma -rvT mxm ATnTAVfTR. TtliniCKYE MOW. j ERS, CLIPPER PLOWS AND BLUE RIBBON CULTIVATORS, I ALSO SOME SECOND HAND FARM IMPLEMENTS AND NJ WAfJflXS VKIIY CHEAP. 3 iAlTfl. OILS AND VARNISHES AT WHOLESALE AND RE- ...... , .. TAIL, GLASS AND STAINS OF ALL KINDS, AND l'iUHTlfiiui SUPPLIES. BUGGY TOPS, DASHBOARDS, WHIPS, RORE9, ETC. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, CIRCULARS AND DESCRIP TIVE CATALOGUES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. GEO. B. JACOB, Pop. COR. FRONT AND PINE BTIlUOTtt For Snlo or Rent Attontlon nursery men nnd farmers, 320 ncres, all In cultivation, deop soil, flno improve ments, convonlont to rail and nav igation. Thla- farm 1b especially adapted for nursery business. In qulro of owner, Gcorgo O'Brien, 490 North Cnpltal streot, Salem, Oregon. 7-20-tf. For Snlo Two singlo top buggies, In first-class condition. Ono rub bor tired. Apply to C. W. Ynnnko, Fashion Btnblos. Telophono 44. 7-18-tf Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, accl dont and pension Insurance; $2, 000,000 pledgrdj ovcry clnlm paid Good ngonts wanted. J. II. C Mongomory, aupromo organizer, Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R Ryan, secretary, 54 C Stato Btroot MUSICAL. Arthur von Jceson Tcachor of pi ano; touch, tcchnlc, Interpretation Thorough preparatory course Ad vanced Btudonts prepared for pub Mo appearanco. RoHldonco 058 Contor St. Tel. Main 52G. 2-28-tt Highland Store. Wo handlo a full lino of grocorlos nnd fresh ments and havo lately put in a supply of tlnwaro. Call and leavo order or phono 49C, nnd try ub for prompt dollvory. W. D. Wheeler. 7-lC-lm For Snlo Old papors, 10 conta por hundred. Inqulro Journal office. SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Frank M. Brown. Manufacturer ot sash, doom, mouldings. All klndo of Iioubo finish and hard wood work. Front Btroot, botwoon Stnto and Court. Mako all complnlnto. at tho ofllco. For Sale Household goods; canned fruit nnd chickens, 1303 Eigh teenth and Nebraska BtreetB. 8-1-lw? TIIONE 101 MiIN ".riiillfMl USB PLUMBEBS. Theo. M. Hnrr Plumbing, hot water nud steam hoatlng and tinning. 104 Commercial Btroot. Phono Main 102. 0-1-lyr. SELF RISING B. B. B. Flour For Boston Brown Bread, Grlddlo Cakes, Mufllus and Plum Pudding. ALLEN'S B. R. B. FLOUR CO., INC., BAN dose, vm. SaSjgg BUILDING A nOUSB Wo can nupply you with thd lurn bor you notd at tho price that will materially economize In tho coat Just como and boo us and look over our yards. GOODALE LUMBER CO., Tarda Near Depot. holtttloOM Ir" The Ordinance ln . .. x ..- 1, , 'urt between Com- ,., " ' v uurn came up for tho J reading and was adopted. The d!'f,er.!8 ,Mtrd to call for TePrn!ft.h08treet Ktfn PL Pav,ng orainace, rred t cona t,me and re I,.,. . -"", niouz and Haas. U thl 'r an "dJnance providing .vh'S of a new franchUo ,!n!ralElecm- Mi ths ,, ana after be,nS' K.f. ' atti an second time vnK W::v o tho ami !.." Pure Teas are healthful-nerve soothing-delicious. FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE TEAS JJLfelS" L...itl Tea gevjM Ceylon Japan Oolong English BreaKfaat Gunpowder BlacK 0D, Gren are pure. Packed flavor tight in dust-proof car tons to protect their purity and flavor. j. a. rigr m. c. fc rraitsa Iaaarmra t Tr Ta "DON'T LI?T THIS HAPPEN TJ..f ttmaA trond resolutions that you made on January 1st into eneci at once by replacing your old plumb ing with tho newest ideas in sanitary open plumbing, and you wm ue nu nr , nnnovanco of leaking pipes and flooded floors, as well as doctor's bllh?. Wo will furnish estlmaies ior plumbing, gas fitting and satisfaction is guaranteed as to workmanship and charges. A. L. ERASER jMM Stato Btat. PtMNM IS. THE BEST ROAST THE FAMILY EVER HAD Can bo obtained from our prlmo tender and Juicy beef, mutton or pork. All our meata aro selected from tho choicest, and prepared for tho tablo to suit tho demand of the fastidious. Our prices nro lowor for quality than you can find at any placo In Salem, E. C. CROSS, Phono 201. 370 Stato St FOR RENT For Rent Sovon-room house, hoi and cold wator, electric light, bath room, Inqulro of Aug. Schrelb or, 500 North High Btroot. 3-2G-tf ,M. J. PotJtcl Plumbing, atenm andt gna fitting. Successor to Knox A) Murphy, 220 Commorclnl stroet, Prono Main 17. MISCELLANEOUS. 7ocetLuiiiIer nnd Fuel Co. Lum betr .shlnglofl, building material, wood and coal. Low pricoH and prompt dollvorlos. Ono block oast of S. P. pasacngtc dopot. Phono 198. 7-2-tf Piano Tuner L. L. Woods, piano ox port tuning, ropnlrlng and polish Ing. Leavo orders at Geo. C. Will's music Btoro, Salem. 2-9-lyr. Concrete Work. Got my prices on aldowalks, curbs, Beptlo tanks nnd comont work of any kind. All work guaranteed first-class. M. Ward, Highland add. Phono 5C9. C-ll-tf Butte & Wcntleroth Flno wlnos, Hquora and clgara. Wo handlo tho colobratod Kollog gand Castle whlsklos. Cool and refreshing beer constantly on draught. South Commercial stroot. 9-3-lyr WANTBD. WroodViintcd---100 cords or loss. big fir or largo second growth, de livered on cars or wagon. Ponlton tiary foundry. R. B. Fleming, su perintendent, box 3G4, Salem. 7-2C-tC IIIghcHt Ch1i Price Paid for chick ons nt Wlllamotto Hotol. 4-18-W Wnntt'd At onco, girl to do laundry. work at Salem Hotol. 8-2-3C Hay Wanted Ton tona of good votch nnd grnln hny wanted soon. Hofor Bros., Journal oinco, Salem, 8-2-3t DRAYMEN. Send the Family Washing To Us and you'll never bother with having It done at home again. Time was whon every family could not afford to send the washing to a laundry, but times have changed so, too, have the methods and prices. Today you can better afford to send tht family washing hero than not to, Ask about our prices on family wash ing, rough dry, or finished. The Salem Steam Laundry Phone 25. 130-100 S. Liberty St. Superior Restaurant 188 High Street, Upstairs. Flrct-class in all annolntmentfl. A place for ladles and geatlimea to get all kinds of Chinese dlshe and the famous Ll Hung Chung Chop Suey and Yakaiaa. R. H. Baker IgHceeMer to Wbey m Yew Ce Pe Enlargt'd Our moat markot on Enst Stato Btroot has boon doubled In slzo nnd wo aro bettor prepared than ever .o Bervo customorB. Prompt eervlco and tho host of moatB our motto. Call or phono 199. B. E. Edwards, Prop. I CummlnH Bros.' Transfer C'uipany All klnda of transfer work dono. Furnlturo nnd pianos boxod roady for Bhlpmont. Prompt Borvlco Is our motto. Stnnd and ofllco at 253 South Commorclnl Btroot. Phono 210. Residence Phono D08. , LOST. I-BlhQW length whlto alllc glove. Flndor ploaso leavo eamo ut Jour nal ofllco. 8-5-3t Tjst Brlndlo Shepherd pup two tnontliB old. Return to A. E, West, i tiai n. 1'iiurcn. o-u-ji- Wo Aro Ciwh Purchasers Of poul try, eggs, and all kinds of farm produce. Berry crates mado up in unlimited lunntltles. Capital Commission Co., 267 South Com mercial street, Salem. Phono Main 179. Attention, Ladle. I hnvo opened a parlor at 404 Court atroet, In the I. O. O. F. building, whore I am prepared to do shampooing and manicuring. Scalp troatment a specialty. Children' hair treated Phono 477. 7-291m To tho Const. Good teams and cov ered hackB for taking camping parties to tho coast and mountains. TormB reasondblo. E, M. Ackor man, 11 C Miller street, Salem. 8-2-lm FOUND. Found Ono long white alllc ladles' glove. Owner can havo same by calling at Journal oflce and paying for title adv. tf. J. OT. LAWRENCE Formerly Baker, Lawrence & Baker. Reliable Grocer, At the OW Stand HotxtsTErr Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Bsir Medlolat for Buy FmpI. Srlngi Qoldoa Jlulth esl Xtatwfri Vljw. X n-ciflo forOout(jvtlin.Imllirtlon,WM Mid Kidney Trouble, l'lrnph-, Kcmiva, Impu Wool. M4 Breaih. ffluiwf.h jlowel. HelcU mj Htckacue. Jl' llcky Mountain Te lu U let form, an cmt box. .Oenujua bj Motus-rKM Vmq Cosimnv, MsjIIjkiu, WW. MilU N4MMTI FOi SALLW WW-' lnna Gesner of the brldw