Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 21, 1907, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texts DAILY CAPITAL JOUItNAIi, BAMCM, OREGON- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1007. -l-r-. hH ,M B I Earn More 1 There Is inspiration In good health. With keen appetite, sound digestion, good blood, clear head, strong nerves, you feel that you can attempt and succeed in almost any undertaking. Keep physically fit and you can do mora and earn more. have special value for busy people. When overwork causes brain-fag, loss of nervous force, impairs the diges tion; or when inactive bowels make one feel discouraged and blue take Bcccham's Tills. There is nothing like them to strengthen the digestion, regulatethebowcls, remove biliousdis orders, relieve nerve tension, and beget (he self-confidence and poise which Inspire Success Sold everywhere. In loxe! toe. And sjc. KENTUCKY EDITOR DREAMS A Way in Chinn. To allow drop after drop of water to fall upon his head for an hour Is a mode of persuasion sometimes practiced by Jim Chinaman when ho wishes to force a confession from a criminal. The Buffering which tula ontalls Is terrible. A student onco laughed nt Ills pro fessor when the lattor answered him that lie would not bo ablo to let a pint of water run, drop by drop, up on his hnnd. "Try mo!" said the student with scorn. A pint mensures was procured and a hole drilled In tho bottom of It ho as to let tho water escape drop by drop. Tho oxperlmont began. Tho Btudont chattod gaily at first. Tho professor Btood by and counted tho drops as thoy foil. At tho two hundredth tho young fellow beenmo less jovlnl, then ho becamo serious, and an expression of pain crossed his faco. At tho thrco hundredth hid hand began to swell 'and grow red. Tho pain Increased and nt length be camo oxcruclating. Then tho skin burst. Finally at tho four hundred and twontloth drop tho BUfforor ac knowledged his dofcat. Minnenpo lis Journal Junior. o An Ounce of Prevention lb worth a pound of euro. Tlioro nro many poor nuffororn, consumptives who nro hopolcss of gottlng well who, If thoy had takon euro of thorn isqIvcb, would now bo woll. A cough Is tho foundation of consumption. Hallard's Horohound Syrup will euro that cough. MrB. S . Great Falls, I Montana, writes: "I havo used Bal lard's Horohound Syrup In ray fam ily for yours my chlldron novor Biif for with coughs." Sold by D. J. Fry. I ELEVEN YEARS OF STATE FAIRS (Loulsvlllo Courier-Journal.) Tho editor of tho Courier-Journal hnd a dream the other night. Ho dronmed that ho died and was whisked off to tho roglons below. Old Nick mot him nt tho outor door and oxtondod a most hospitable wel come "Wo'vo boon looking and waiting Impatlontly for you," uays ho, "Some of tho boys were begin ning to bo afraid that you wore not coming, but tjiat thoy would keep you lu tho shop above; but I told 0111 to choop up! You nee, I know that HomutlmcH thoy tako pity on us and send us a good man. Why, your frlonda ll bo truly dollghtod." "Who's hero?" was timidly uhIc od. "Thoy oro all horo," sold Satan. "Thero'H old CJrovor and John Q. Carlylo and Toddy, and " "Clot any Kontueklans?" "IMonty of 'om! Thoro'B Govern or Ilocldmm and Colonel John Wind , Ion and Aaron Kohn and Richard Knott why, bloHs you I whon I got tired of whooping of 'om up and want a little recreation I leave Dick lu charge and fuel porfoctly wife tho flro won't go out till I got bnok." Then wo entered. Tho placo was fitted up olognnt JiiHt llko tho Buckingham thoatur, with a summor garden attachment, which thoy call ed tho lied City, Luiu Simons stood nt tho gnto taking tickets, and when ho saw tho newcomer ho cried "Hooray!" and said, "You pass In frco." It was a lino Bight Insldo. All HortH of puoplo and polltlcH and ro llgloiiH, democrats and republicans, and MothodlHtH and Presbyterians and KplBOopullaiiH. From every bough Bwutig a crook or a thief, Some woro marked "LouIbvIIIo" and u fow "FubIouIhI." "Hero," BajfB Satan, "wo rovorso tho oarthly rule, We honor perfidy and pharlsalsm above all things, be caimo thoy nro so onorgotlb and soud tiB bo many recruits. Common poli ticians wo Btrlng up to dry." "Hut, your Butanlo majesty, whoro Is Mayor Dlngham?" was askod. "Oh," nuyB Satan, "1i'h u Hap-tlit." "What has that to do with H?" "Don't you know," says ho, with n kind of nwo In his tone, "that tho UnptlHtH nro a vory oxoluslvo con gregation and don't llko to bo inlxod tip olthor In their drinks or their damnation with other denomi nations? Cotuo with mo and I'll show you." Thou ho led his wondering visitor through a lonn. dark eonl.imv wiiioii ho Bald was called tho Vulo of Pro-' hlhltlou, to n small woll llKhtod vostlbulo hung round with portraits of Loronxo Dow and Tom Watson and Hoke Smith and Carrlo Nation. "She's a Kentucky girl." ho Bull triumphantly as ho passed her, and 4hen ho lifted up a trap door and pointed to n pit glaring with light "There aro tho Baptists," enya ho eolomnly, "in o'oao communion." Wo looked, and auro enough It was as ho said. Tlioro thoy woro holding 11 long run convention, every man of thorn a red-nosed angel with Dr. M. 1 Hunt presiding, tho Itev. James Van Arsdnle in tho act of offering n sot of resolutions, tho purpose of which ran, "Wo'lLmukojl ITniitnnWv ns ilrv n hull liiiil UTiiInn ' W V- . . ,, l MM...MV. Iiifot'titatloii Fiii'iiMied. A prominent railroad man bur rlod down the lobby of a Bingham ton hotel and up to tho desk. Ho hnd jiiBt ton minutes in which to pay his hotol bill and roach tho Btn tlou. Suddenly It occurred to him Hint ho had forgotten something. "Hero, boy," bo cnllod to a negro hollhoy, "run up to forty-olght and boo if 1 loft a box 011 the bureau. And be quick about It, will you?" . Tho hoy rushed up tho Btalrs. Tho ton minutes dwludlod to seven, and the railroad man paced tho of llco. At length tho boy appeared. "Yuh, Biih,' ho panted breathless ly, "Yas, buIi; yo' left It, buIi." Kvorybody's. o In presenting our eleventh Bttccesslvo exhibition at tho Oregon Stnto Fair, wo wIbIi to state that each article in our Btock has boon selected with tho utmost consideration for tho use to which It Is to bo put. No implement or machine Ib taken into our Btock until it has been thoroughly tested and compared with others for tho samo purposo, nnd found to bo tho best that it Is possiblo to obtain. Many of our goods nro mado especially for this trade, which has its peculiarities. I (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. We carry "everything in Vehicle, m. plement and Machine Equipment for the Farm and Road. Barb Wlro Barn Door Hangers Bolls Cider Mills Corn Shollers Iowa Cream Sepa rators Cnao Cultivators Feed Cutters Stover Engines Acme Harrows Hay Forks Hay Prosses Hay Rakes Hay Tools Gardon Hoso Lawn Mowers Manure Spreaders Totato Planters Potato Sorters J. I. Caso Plows Myers Pumps HooBlor Seodors Spray Pumps Stump Pullors Windmills Champion Harvest ing Machines Mitchell Wagons Mltcholl Trucks Staver, Moyor & Babcock Buggies Road Wagons Harness We carry all the goods mentioned aboVe, and also other farm equipment, THE MARKETS. General Robert 13. Leo Was tho greatest general tho world has ovor known. Bnllard's Snow Liniment Is tho groatost Liniment. Quickly cures all pains. It Is within tho roach of t all. T. II. Polntor, HompBtoad, Toxas, writes: "This Is to cortlfy that Ballard's Snow Llnl- mont has boon used In my housohold or yonrs and hns boon found to bo an oxcollont Llnlmont for rhoumntlo pains, i am novor without It." Sold by D. J. Fuy. o . Not Lost. Guost Any one ovor lost any Jowolry In your houso? Hotol Man No, sir, novor! Guest Why, I buw an ndvortlso ment ln'tho paper only last wook where a woman offered a big rownrd for tho return of diamonds she lost In your hotol I Hotel Man Oh, yes, I romombor that. Shu was nn actios,- Yonkcrs Statesman. Nerv Indig ous a estion t The tctjou of diges-, tion is controlled by, nerves loading to the stomach. iWhcn thoy are weak, tho stomach is de prived of its energy. It has no power to do its work. If you want per manent relief, you must rostoro this energy. Dr. Hilcs' Norviiie restores nervous enorgy, and gives tho organs power to per form their functions. 'For many yoara I waa an acuta miffrrvr from nnrvous Imitation; at t.uiva i nu w uiwiiunuuni ills UllltOOl DUWrtU. i aeemiHt trttsl nil kinds or ramomoa ana vurloiw physicians with u. until one nlaht taut ii.. i. ..ii nun ur no ruuur. uniu one )HK "uinmcr i ww ur. aiijm' Nervlno ana llwtrt Cum ndverrfrod. I nwwlvod to niuko ono moro trial which 1 did In ilia purulinao U ww bottlo or Narvlao iut (xie or Hwt Ouro. In a fow days 1 UTkllU to taol Mllor wlilnt. .nKnui B1 run so muoh that T continued th lirtuuiua UOIH I UUd (UK BALES! RIARinET. Local Wholesale Market. 12BB8 2Dc cash. Hatter 3Cc; fat, 31c. lions lie; young chickens, lie. Local wheat 7Gc. Oats 33(H) 3 Gc. Hurley 120. Flour Hard whoat, $5.00; valley $:i.SGdT'M.OO. Mill feed Bran, 19.C0; shorts, 121. Hay Cheat, $10 $12, and clovor, $10 $12 per ton; timothy, $13 $1G. Onions $-1.00 por cwt; potntoos, $1.00 por cwt. Potntoos DOc ewt. Hops Old, 4Gc; now, 7 8c. Chittlm bark G 7c. Wool 20c. Mohair 29c. Troplcnl Fruit. Bananna $C. Orangoa $4$G. Lemons $C.G0$7.00. Itemll Market. Oata WhUo, $28 per ton; whoat, 90c per bu.; rollod barloy, $28. Hbbs 30c. Uuttor Country, 3Ge; crenmory, 40c. Flour Valley, $1.1G$1.20 por sack; hard whoat, $1.25 $1.40. nran C5e por saok; $21 por ton. Hay Timothy, SG90o per 'cwt; chont, 70c; clovor CGo por cwt.; shorts, 909Gc por cwt. Livestock. Hobs Fat, CVic. Cattle 1100 01200 Ib steers, 3ttc. Light or ntoorb 33Uc. Stock hoaij Cc, Cows and holfors 900 1000 lb, 2 02'c. Lambs 4c. Voal Dressed, 5 7c, y I'ortluml Wholettulo Market, Whoat Club, S2c; valley, 82c; bluo Btom, 81c, Oats Cholco white, $23 $24. MlllBtuft Uran, $18. Hay Timothy, No. 1, $1G$17; alfalfa, $13. Vetch $8.50. Poultry lions, 12 13c; spring chlckons, 12 13c; dressed chick ous, 1617c; ducks, younp, 12 13c; pigeons, $1$1.25. Pork Best, $G$6.50. Lambs Spring, $4 $4.75. Mutton $4.25 $4.50. Hops Choice, per lb, Gc. Wool Valley, coarso to medium, 181b20c; eastorn Orogon, 12 018c. CORVALLiS & EASTERN R. R. TIME TABLE NO 87. Trains from nnd to Ynquinn. . ... 7:15 a.m. . . ..11:00 a.m. .. . .11:58 a.m. No. 1 Loaves Yaqulnn . . . . Arrives at Corvallls. Arrives at Albany.. No. 2 Leaves Albany 12:35 p.m. Leaves Corvallls 1:30 p.m. Arrives at Yaqulna 5:40 p.m. Trains to and from Detroit. No. 3 Leaves Albany 7:30 a.m. Arrives' at Detroit 12:30 p.m. No. 4 Loavos Dotrolt 1:00 p.m. Arrives nt Albany 5:5G p.m. Trains for Corvnlllfl. No. 8 Leaves Albany 7.55 a.m. Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:35a.m. No. 10, Loaves Albany 2:25 p.m. Arrives at Corvallls .... 3:05 p.m. No. G Leaves Albany , . 7:35 p.m. Arrives nt Corvallls 8:15 p.m. Trains for Albnny. No. 5 Loaves Corvallls . . . .i. . . G:30 a.m. Arrives at Albany . . .. . . 7:10 a.m. No. 9 Loavos Corvallla .. , ... 12:30 p.m. Arfivos nt Albany . 1:15 p.m. No. 7 Loavos Corvallls .,...... 6:00 n.m. Arrivos at Albany ...... 6:40 p.m. No. 11 (Sunday only) Loaves Corvallls 11:15 a.m. Arrivos nt Albany .... w. 11:68 a.m. No. 12 (Sunday only) : Leaves Albany 12:35 p.m Arrives at Corvallls 1:18 p.m. For furthor Information apply to GEO. F. NEVINS, Gen. rasa, Agt,, Albany, Oro. Hotel St. Philip Fourth nnd Fifth nnd Uaruoldo Streets, Portland, Oregon. Now fireproof European Hotol. Steam heat. Modem convonioncos. Bates $1.00 per day and up. Union depot car will land you at tho door. H. M. PIERCE, Prop. BUILDING A nOtJSB Wo can supply you with tho luw bor you noed at the price that -will materially oconomlro in the cost Just come and seo us and look ovr our yards. GOODAJiK LUMBER CO., Tarda Near Dcpoft. SOUTnEBN PACIFIC CO. Xlma Card So. 48 Effective Juno 10. uu man tU&a aoiMt Doittoa. I nut vY witch Im proved In erry wa' U Vii, mind nd anlrtta sIiioa. t mnX m, epacJM i-iih iu rocomniGiHi mo modicine. una I fcl k lnero 4Muro In knowing that vcrul nervona tmvo ben tnua nted throiwh my .rocommndntlonO A. 8. MULTON, Aahvlllo. N. C. Dr. Mllot' Norvln la told by your drupqlit. who wl gurant that tha flrt tottia i will bsn.nt. If It (all, h will rafund your money. Miles Medical Co., ElkliartIiwl imnmiiiiiniiiiiiii :: The - VVhkc House Restaurant a ; ; For a Regular i! 25c Dinner at 20c j ; They can't bo beat : McGikhrist & Son f Proprietors. uimininniiiinmn? Towartl Portland rassengcr. No. 165:23 a. m., Oregon Ex press. wo. 188:40 a. m.r Cottage Orovo Passengor. No. 124:45 p. m.r Shasta Ex pross. No. 149:28 p. m.r Portland Ex pross. Toward Portland .Freight. No. 222 10: 6S iu m., doparta ii:a a. m., Portland Fast Freight No. 22610:40 a. m departs 11:38 a. m Way Froight. Tonttrd San Fnwcisco Passenger No. 1111:03 a, m., Shasta Ex press. No. 176:42 p.m., Cottago Grove Passenger. No. 16 9:56. p, m., California Ex press. No. 13 l:l . m gan prancia. co Express, Toward Saar Frairtiaco Freight. No. 221 T:33 . TO)i 8a p-aQ. clco Fast Freigbt. No, 225-11:55 . -m., arrive 11:25. O C. T. Co. -STEAMERS POMONA AND OREQONA LEAVK FOB PORTLAND DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AT 0 A. M. P M BALDWIN, Agt SALEVi WATER COMPANY OFIflCE CITY HALL. For wator sorvlce anply at office. Bills payable monthly In advance. Superior Restaurar 158 niRh Street, UprUln. First-class In all, appolntmeaU, placo for ladles and goatlomeatoi all kinds of Chlncso dishes ind i famous Li Hung Chung Chop Em and Yakamo, R. Ii. Baker Successor to Wlioy Sen Yow Co, SALEM BRICK YARD A. A. BURTON. Prop. Brick always on hand, la cir hi or othorwlso. Pressed brick to ordor. Yard on Stato street, te of pontltontlary. -7-f-ti , Wtm8MHMMHl 080 COURT STREET. Call and try them. Mw'ji 15o. Board por week 11.11, also furnldhod roomi nrj , reasonable. AT THB Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c Bllllt BUTTERNUT BREAD It is worth mora than any othe' bread, yot the price la no hlfhw Por sale at your grocer's. CALIFORNIA BAKERY. Thomas & Cooler. Props. MMMIMIM I Gold Dst Flow V K TTTH KVTlWHT POW- XS COMPANY, aa7, 0r Hade for f ainih we, lk T avooer foe it. Bnn u4 tort ahvaya oa hand. P R Waffari! a a - t a"- I AGENT tianMaaita8a)Mtii Fancy Card Writing Special prices for ono month. One dozen, 25 cents. Two dozen, 40 cents. Three dozen, 50 cents. 100 cards, different designs, $1.25. Seo samples and leave orders at Pomoroy Jewelry storo, on Stat street. 2p Special Eastern Excawfoa rate Wow ft 91 Tnnn 6. 7. 8. Jdf' 4, 8, AuguBt 8, 9, 10, Sejtenfer" 19 1 TV nhlrnirfl and !&" $78.15. St. LouU and return, MJJ St. Paul and return, Omaha, w Biuffs, Sioux City, St. J0, vivgr nuu wmu -. WM. M'JflJRR"' K.wt-tr Qcn. P' fflMCHfO PILLS' IR... P.... tuiir j SCTTM"" J13-t H.. ... -".- . tSH'l-r Wanlfiii4. S-ipl-rwi. M7"" aVpjp SoIdhSakmbyDr.S.t$ Rocky Mountain Tm M" M . .m. fcr Buy rri. Srf, Q,ia Haiti al ZjM' ""- ..xfnJttkVO. Ji1T7. fcati T' i.tBa,ri ft vai n frtrmawr" s wss T,2Sras Blnmt. Kid liremuM. nr II OfW"' eX form, ' cenU W . yju. Holu DJVaa uUi "" tOLBEN NUMETS FM rn-x?iA mtmmtMmJfmm''1' f lyUkSttULaatBKaaaVr; - ! r i i-ynajmm,Mta)i