3.
i)b you get up
WITH A !L;AME back?
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, i007.
PAVING
CONTRACT
" u." n-win Next Week
W""
WfS nLt at the qar-
ill.115"..' .it nearly in-
? had to havo a lot of
,hM .,,! laws mado
'STe er s the ordinary
otXnd the rock, on nc
1111 i - It is now ex-
L,!! comment.
'r:: nolcsintoho
i"T'. ".. will not bo
S h 1 I- on th.
M .. ..otimlnnrlcs nr-
sd ".:., wilt nrob-
ii Tte paving !"" "
hot be "rougn; uu . -- --
L dtf council up uiBiB ""- "
Ear additional streets paved
II cr ironi- mi "
,riH ana "' ,,ul """
SS amoved until all tbolr
L ire finished.
Cncral Robert E. Leo
11, greatest general tho world
rer known, unimru d
Ktt Is the greatest Liniment.
frMfMillDalni. It Is within
.ad of a. T. H. Pointer,
rtud, Texas, writes: "Tins is
,i. tw nallard's Snow Llnl-
U.iUon tucd in my household
Ian and has boen found to bo
Melt Llnlmont ror rnoumauc
It J iia neTer without it." Sold
U.Ftf.
o-
Itallan Slashed.
i use reiun oi h- bu"'
IctiQnarrel Michael Cnmpanolll,
I?j2is laborer, employed on tho
tort Pacific fcctlon crew, was
prolog terribly slashed across
ycntn by his antagonist and
rconntrrmon. Tho fight oc-
uir Shedds and Cnmpanolll
halt to Albany on a hnnd-
lUiBornlng, and is now recol-
iwsent at si, Marys nospitni
acty. It la believed that tho
iaa will recover. Cnmpnn-
ticsfat has not yet been nr-
A
tfc report shows that the
ketween Camnanolll nnd
pr.rkman by tho nnmo of
! over which ono should
fiirtla piece" of work. It Is
a:ione attacked Carapanolll
m and etruck him in tho
filleting a slight wound.
W3I then Is said to hnvo
iSabera'g head and knnpfroil
Sim. SCabera'8 hem! Rfrnrlr
Not the railroad trnrlt nn.-f
ITWID WOUnd wnn lnfllntn.1
tana that Domnlc Scabora'.
"'w. ruined Un nnd strnHr
jwm lth a knife. Doth tho
,v,fc luiujvuiuivij ,
'Te got yet been located. Al
t' Wild,
DATaTI IIiuii T.n. lf...ll
PKW bird and ruId down what.
I wB, C8 may 0(Torod yu '
to tiV0?00 wrae'lnK of the
and character of that which
ff,toraachwh0lherM
San"' f .nt 8nd ensiblo peopU
2?" JrtoaknoinBwhatil.BT
W'v- ;d?r "medicine
HuriiiEJf. tb,7 have perfect
wniicionsuchknowwlf. Kni,
bJtT&MI and on each hnt.io.
! JteUfjnes arc made of
aSIT7iTH!iliJp-iiiiJIlMn
UTvTT., ' .! UllJiIlUrtotjrTIiu
riM,l .0WD pain or riitc. i-
Hrt'Wv'c region, accom-
U J?:.1 ''rce Favorite
"S1 nwvSn.lni-ec,rattl-8
SUoM4laXtet,tin
t!S? Sl v,t V. ai hysteria.
&WnaU!!0?aat-
iu;ATfem7nlni1JLdls'
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost cvcrylxnly who rends the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
v-ri$ I Kilmer's Swntnp.
Root, the great kid
ney, liver nntl blad
der remedy.
It is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century ;
discovered uf ter years
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
eminent hidney and
bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Urlght's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need. It has
hcen tested in so many ways, in hospital
work nnd in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
spcciul arrangement 1ms been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, alson book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, nnd how to
fiutloutifyonliavc kidney or bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Uinghaniton,
N. Y. The regular
fiftv-ccnt nnd one-
1nl1nr size bottles are Home ot BKunptfoot.
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the nddrcssBinghamton, N. Y., on
every bottle.
.llkkaJicTlmAI"'?TSbl
8BSuJfitijIBil??
ii" "flD'it'i,... "? auu nrani. j
W . UUfT - - "ft Willie llla
K u.4 S,iei ofall the
aar rU '"'aimed
kivfil4 wnat they
PiS? fffWUea, to Dr Ti V
Thirty Million Dollars for Flowers.
Tho fltutemont In yesterday's Ex
press that -1,000,000 a yenr is Bpent
in America on cut flowurB caused no
surprlso at Covent Garden.
Tho donlors slnto that hnlf as
much again is Bpent every yenr in
this country.
"In fact, I should sny tho sum
paid for cut flowers in England ex
ceeds C, 000, 000," said ono of tho
largest wholcsjilo florists to an Ex
press roprosontatlvo."
"Tho avorogo man," ho continued,
"would bo surprised at tho great
quantities of cut flowers that paBS
through tho market during ono day.
"This is our Black senson, bccntiBO
thoro aro so many flowers grown In
the op,on nir now, but in our busy
season botweon October and Juno
qulto 20,000 worth of floworB
pass through tho markets each day.
"Tho cut flower trade haB in
creasod enormously during the last
20 years, and It Is now flvo times
ae lnrgo as when I stnrtcd business.
"At first, no doubt, 0,000,000
seems a very largo sum, but if you
dlvldo it up you will realizo that it
is under tho mark, if anything.
"In tho first plnco, there aro tho
big West End floriBts, who tako n
lnrgo quantity of flowers for parties
and general decorative purposes.
Then there aro tho provincial deal
ers and tho army of hawkers In
cluding tho 'rogulars' nnd thoBO who
turn tholr hnnds to all kinds of
hawking. Tho lattor boII fish ono
day, fruit tho next, nnd flowers tho
noxt; in fact, nnythlng out of which
they can mnko a little money.
"Tho hawkers who sell flowers aro
Increasing rapidly nnd I should esti
mate tholr annual turnovor nt ovor
1.000,000.
"With rognrd to tho West End
trndo, thoro nro always a great num
ber of parties each night of tho sea
son, It Is qulto usual for hosts to
spend 100 in flowers for ono pnrty
alono.
"Tho cut floworB sent hero' from
Franco nnd tho Chnnnel isles alono
amount to nearly 1,000,000 per
year." London Express.
Parisian Flats for Families.
In a city of flats like Paris tho
landlords do not like children, and
it not infrequently happens that par
ents of lnrg families find it very
dlfllcuit Indeed to get Buitablo lodg
ings. Tho landlords do not seo with M.
Plot, tho amlnblo senator, who Is al
ways dinning into French enrs tho
necessity of having many ollvo
branchos. Vory often the would-bo
tenant Is asked in tho same breath
by tho inexorable concierge, "Have
you got any dogs, parrots, or chil
dren?" and If humbly he has to
confess that ho haB two or three of
tho -last named, the autocrat of tho
front door shakes her head at him.
To a certain extent tho objection
can ho understood, but It Is hard,
nevertheless, for the proud parents
who do their best to supply their
country with soldiers and citizens.
It is recorded that onco a father
and mother of eight children
wandered all over Montmartre from
morn till dewy ovo unable to find a
house- that would take them, until
a police commissary had to intervene
and lodge them in an empty shop.
For this class of family certain
houses aro now being built, and an
immense building will be opened In
a few dayB in the Ruo Bellliard spe
cially for largo families. Ono house
of the kind containing workmen'
ELEVEN YEAR
TATE FAIR
I
1
In presenting our eleventh successive exhibition at tho Oregon
State Fair, we wiBh to state that ench article in our stock has been
seloctod with the utmost consideration for tho use to which it is to
be put. No implement or machine is taken into our Btock until it
has been thoroughly tested and compared with others for tho samo
purpose, and found to bo the best that it Is posslblo to obtain. Many
of our goods aro mado especially for this trade, which has its peculiarities.
Wc carry "everything in Vehicle, Im
plement and Machine Equipment for the
Farm and Road. Jm
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.,
FIRST AND TAYLOR STS., PORTLAND, ORE.,
Branches at Spokane, Seattle, Boise and Salem
SALEM BRANCH 211-237 STATE ST., F. F. CARY, Mgr.
Barb Wire
Barn Door Hangers
Bells
Cider Mills
Corn Shollors
Iowa Croam Sepa
rators Caso Cultivators
Feed Cutters
Stover Engines
Acrao Harrows
Hay Forks
Hay ProsBes
Hay Rakes
Hay Tools
Qarden Hose
Lawn Mowers
Manuro Spreaders
Potato Planters
Potato Sorters
J. I. Caso Plows
Myers Pumps
Hoosicr Seeders
Spray Pumps
Stump Pullers
Windmills
Champion Harvest
ing Machines
Mitchell "Wagons
Mitchell Trucks
Staver, Moyer &
Babcock Buggies
Road Wngons
Harness
We carry all the goods mentioned
above, and also other farm equipment. ''
m
K
apartments was opened in 1902 in
tho Ruo du Tolcgrnpho, and has been
found vory beneficial. In it for less
than 20 a. year, a small healthy
apartment enn bo found, woll light
ed nnd aired, but no fntnlly is al
lowed in it until it hns thrco chil
dren. The building contains C10 inhabi
tants, tho majority of whom aro
ollvo branches. Thoro nro among
them four families with nlno chil
dren, four with eight, four with
sovon, twelve with six, BCvohteen
with flvo, fourteen with four and
tjio rest with threo each. Nobody
complains of tho children because
they all livo In glnss houBoa.
o
A VoJco Not StJH Nor Smnll.
"Ah," snid old SollcmaB, "when
n true man hns dono a mean action,
soonor or later ho will find himself
disturbed by a still small voico "
"Jusso," ngreed Merridog; "nnd
woll I know it. Only yesterday I
was hard enough to refuse n poor
woman n request for n small sum of
monoy.nnd "
"Yes, yes! You pnssed a Bloopless
night?"
"Not half! All night long tho
tones of her voico wero ringing In
my oars."
"Tho softness of your heart was
a credit to you," exclaimed SollomnB,
with emotion. "Who was tho poor
woman, mny I ask?"
"My wlfo," answered Merridog,
with a groan. Philadelphia Inquir
er. o
Asked nnd Answered.
"How long havo you been mar
ried?" asked tho friend who had
Just returned from a trip abroad.
"Six months," was the reply.
"And how does matrimony strike
you?" querlod tho other.
"Oh, like a good many of my ac
quaintaces for monoy," answered
tho ex-bnchelor, Chicago News.
Her Lnfit Hope- Gone.
"I simply enn't help telling you
ngnln that I love you," snid Porcy
Voro. "Cdn you not hold out any
hopo?"
"I did hold out ono hopo," replied
Miss Buto wearily, "but Hint's gono
now."
"What was it? I'm Buro I "
"I had hoped you wouldn't men
tion tho subject ngaln." Exchnngo.
Didn't Know.
Hostess Let's havo a gamo of
bridge. You play, don't you, Miss
Greenley?
Miss Greenley Well, j-cnlly, I
don't know. You boo, I'vo novor
tried. Cleveland Plnln Dealer.
o
Clmmbcrlnln's Cough Remedy Onb of
tho Best on tho MnrJcot.
For many years Chamborlaln'a
Cough Romcdy hns constantly gninod
in favor nnd popularity until it Is
now ono of tho most stnplo modicines
In uso nnd has an enormous salo. It
U intonded especially for ncutc throat
and lung disease, such as coughs,
colds nnd croup, and can always bo
doponded upon. It Is pleasant nnd
safo to tako nnd Is undoubtedly tho
best In tho mnrkot for tho purposes
for which it Is Intonded. Sold nf Dr.
Stono's drug store.
Tho Usvrul Wife.
"Docs Jones think ho's nny bettor
off Blnco he got mnrried7"
"Yes; ho Buys ho has some ono to
thread his needle now when ho
wnnts to bow on a button." Judge.
o
Au Ounce of Prevention
Is worth, a pound of cure. Thoro nre
many poor Bufforors, consumptives
who are hopoloss of getting woll
who, if thoy had taken enre of thom
boIvob, would now bo well. A cough
is tho foundation of consumption.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup will euro
that cough. Mrs. S . Great Falls,
Montana, wfltes: "I havo used.Bnl
lnrd's Horohound Syrup In my fam
ily for years my children never nnf-
for with couch8." Sold by D. J. Fry.
After the Show.
Sweet SJngor Tho loading man
does not got bo mnny curtain call!
since he hns been married
Comedian No; I think ho gots
more curtnln lectures. Chicago
Nows. '
o
Tho Texas' Wonder.
euros nil kidney, bladder and
rheumatic troubled; sold by nil drug
gists, or two months trJnl treatment
by mall for 1.00. Dr. E. W. Hall,
2926 Ollvo street, St. Louis, Mo
Send for tentlmonlnlr. Sold by Stono's
drug store
A Kind Word.
"So you don't Bhnro tho gonornl
Indignation toward tho railways?"
"Nor," nnswored Farmer Corn
toBsol. "I havo always folt that
n locomotive was entitled to a grent
deal of credit for sticking to tho
track Instead of snorting up nnd
down tho country roads llko an auto
mobile" Washington Stnr.
IT IS ENOUGH TO MAKE YOU
LAUGH TO HEAR PEOPLE TRY
IXG TO COMPARE VARIOUS
RRANDS OF RAKING POWDER
WITH EPPLEY'S PERFECTION.
IF YOU WISH TO SECURE A
STRICTLY HIGH GRADE RAKING
POWDER, REASONABLY PRICED,
INSIST ON GETTING EPPLEY'S
PERFECTION. PUT UP IN JELLY
GLASSES AND SOLD BY ALL THE
LEADING GROCERS AND DEAL
ERS. MANUFACTURED BY C. M.
EPPLEY, SALEM. .OR.
Increasing One's Opportunity
There nro many ways a young per
son may Increase- his opportunities
and earning powers, One of tho
best ways is to sccuro a business ed
ucation. Whether ono . works for
himself or another, such a training
Is very useful. It mny mean tho dif
ference between success and failure,
The Capital Business Collogo of Sa
lem Is n good school. Its graduates
aro successful. Students mny entor
any time. An catalogue for tho ask
ing. 9-10-eod-3t
nmnmawwin """""?
Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by Ono
Doso of Chnmbci'lnln's Colic, Choi-
ern nnd Diarrhoea Remedy.
I was bo weak from an attack of
diarrhoea that I could Bcnrcoly ntton.J
to my duties, when I took a doso of
Chamborlnln's Colic, Cholera and
Dlnrrhooa Romcdy. It cured mo en
tirely and I had been taking othor
medicine for nlno days without rollof.
I heartily recommend this roracdjt
ns being tho host to my knowledge
for bowel complaints. R, G. Stow
art, of tho firm of Stewart & Bro
Groonvlllo, Ala. For salo nt Dr.
Stono's drug storo.
Forru of Hnhlt.
"I declare I novor huw such a folf
low. Ho is nlvays cutting up."
"But, then, you must remember
ho is a medical student." Baltir
moro American.
o
Sick Headache.
This disease Is caused by n de
rangement of tho stomach. Tako at
doso of Chamborlnln's Stomach and'
Liver Tablots to correct this dlsordon
and tho sick headncho will disappear..
For salo nt Dr. Stono's drug, store.
o
O A. IS 3P O H. X .A.
Beantbt j1ha M Yw Haw Always Bwgfct
'- ft
An
CLOVER SEED
WANTED
Wo pay cash for Red Clover and.
Alslko. Sond us sample and stato
quantity you have to offer.
John Hughes Co.
460 to 474 State Street,
Salem, Oregos. J,'
Roth & Graber
Store News
ITALIAN PRUNES
Nice choice lot of canning.
TOMATOES
Send us your ordor nt onca.
Will havo a nlco cholco lot in
Tuesday.
CONCORD GRAPES
The finest In tho .land
50c Basket.
Muscat Grapes.
Tokays Grapes
Order your Pastry and Bread
from us, wo havo the homo-
mado kind.
410 State St. Phone 36 I
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MWItllllMimillllilMI
STONE'S HEAVE DROPS,
Grentnt known remedy for heaves.
Price fu To express oflloes away
from Salem I pay 25 cents ct express
charges.
For salo by all druggists.
Highland, Oregon, Oct. 31, 190?.
This Is to certify that I gavo my
mnro ono bottlo pf "Stono's Hoare
Drops" nnd cured hor of heaves.
This wns Inst winter and sho has not
been afflicted since. G. Wallace
Dr. S. O. STONE. Bnlein. On.
wtaatfraft
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My Winter Stock f
of
Footwear
HaB arrlvod and contains
ovorythiiig In light nnd heavy
Bhoes for men and women,. In
high and low tops; also n
Bplondld lino of rubbor shoos
and boots, You nro Invited to
coino In and inspect my Ktoclc.
Jncob Vogt, 8tato street.
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Jacob Vogt i
State Street
ALL GOOD GOODS.
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