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DALLY OAPIlAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 100"
ifflEMEDY
EASILY
PREPARED
Is Fspecialiy Valued By the Elderly
People Who Suffer
A largo health publication tolls
Its readers of a number of slmplo
nd Bafo prescriptions that 'can be
mado at homo. The following, how
over, for itho euro of rheumatism
and kldnoy and bladder troubles re
ceives tho greatest praise, viz., Fluid
Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce:
Compound Kargon, ono ounce; Cow
pound Syrup Sareaparllla, threo
ounces. Thcao olmplo, harmless In
gradients can bo obtained at any
good proscription pharmacy at llttlo
oot and are mixed by shaking well
In a bottlo.
Tho dofio for adults Is a tcaspoon
fol nftor oach meal and at bedtime,
drinking a full tumborful of water
"artor each do-jo. It Is furthor stated
that this proscription Is n posltlvo
romody for kldnoy troublo and lnmo
"back, woak bladdor nnd urinary dim
cultios, especially of tho elderly peo
ple, and ono of tho beat things to bo
used In rhoitmatlo afflictions, reliev
ing tlw aches and pains and reducing
Hwolllngs In Just a short whllo.
A woll known local druggist states
that this mlxturo nets directly upon
tho ollmlnatlvo tissues gf tho kid
neys; clonnsoii theso Bpougollko or
Rana and glvon them power to sift
nnd strain tho poisonous wasto nint
tor and uric acid from tho blood
"which Is tho cnuso of rhoumatlsm.
Cut IhlH out and hand to somo
tjufforor which would certainly bo an
act of humanity.
o
Tim Kllngcr Orauil.
Lnst night a largo audlonco on
Joycd ono of tho host and moat In
teresting performances that has
boon at tho ICllngor Grand for ninny
wcoks.
Tho HohoIIh, nH advortlsod, aro a
clover team, nnd their "Silly Kid"
turn cortalnly pleased tho audlonco.
Tholr work Nh of roflncd comedy,
nnd their dancing upoclaltlos arc un
excelled, Baby Wanda Is tho talk of Salem.
Tho llttlo 2-yonr-old girl Is tho
ynungost performer on tho vaudo
vlllo stngo, and will long bo romom
borcd, Hor work la wondorful, and
ovory llttlo child and molhor should
wltncsH llttlo Wnndn'B turn. Hor
strong llttlo volco can bo honrd nil
through tho houso, as she sings with
out any apparent effort nil tho lutes',
popular Hont'.H, and her buck nnd
wing dancing, in hor baby way,
ollQtH grant npplauso.
Tho now motion plcturoH aro In
toroitlng, as woll nH exciting, mid
tho Into popular bnllnd, "My Vlr
gtnn," In hoautlftilly Illustrated.
Tho performance Is concluded by
a comody aftorploco, which rurnlshoi
ono hour and ulftoon minutes of an
enjoyable ovonlng
Two performances nightly nnd
Saturday at a p. m. thoro will bo a
special mntlnoo for tho ladles nnd
children,
-o
Ambition,
Undo Itoraco (who In somothluir
,of a Bago and phllosophor) My boy
It Is tlmo for you to think sorlously
of tho kind of futuro you Intend to
mup out for yourself. To sum It
up In n word, what opltaph aro you
nnxloua to havo ongmvod upon your
tombstone?
Nephew (Just beginning his ca
reer) "Ho got his Blmro." Phila
delphia Inquirer,
VICTOR
DORRIS
REVIVAL
Meetings At First Christian Church
All This Week
Tho Victor Dorrls revival meet
ings opened up at tho First Chris
tian church Monday night with a
good attondanco. Tho choir did ex
cellent work under tho direction of
Dr. Epley, and tho music and the
oratory aro of a high class. Tho
meetings open every night this week
at 7:30, and promlso to bo very suc
cessful. Tho speaker punctuatos his
sormons with truisms that stick llko
burrs In tho minds of his hearers.
Hero are a few of tho bright gems
of last night's sermon;
"Thcro aro fow things but can bo
duplicated, and as many times as
you llko, but tho world has never
had but ono redeemer."
"If wd should deslro anothor Re
deemer, wo have no place, wisdom
or powor out of which to creato Him
IIo Is tho powor, wisdom and lovo of
Cod."
"Tho man who for himsolf has
not settlod for himsolf tho Christ
question, hns settled nothing."
"To think Is tho watchword. It
Is bettor than going to tho springs."
"It Is hotter not to know so much,
thnn to know so much thut Is not
so."
"Did you ovor tako nn Invoice of
yourself?" How much would you
tako for yourself when you first
wnko up In tho morning?"
A CHINA I'll EAS ANT.
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
AH In Plain Wrapper.
miHIIIIHMIlllllllllll
Every Month in the Year I
Urluga Its current bills. Quo
way to pay thorn Is to go from
place to plneo, carrying tho ;
money with you, at tho risk of ; ;
loaa and tho chnnco of ovor-
looking tho taking of a rocelnt,
Rtid having soma of it to pay t
ovtr again, Tho couvonleut buel
aosa-llko way Is to pay all bllU
by chock, uo matter how small.
A cheetc la tho boat receipt you ; ;
can havo. Paying out inonoy ! !
la this way Insures correctnoa '.
and s'vos you a complete roo- ; ;
ord of all wouoy paid out.
Oph a CbtHkiHg Account With I
Vb.
SALEM
And tlio Horso Editor Hnvo a Little
Ml.vtip.
Tho horso editor knows now ex
actly how a Salem street car feels
In fair tlmo. Yesterday morning
Fred Ncckorman, who,' by tho wny,
is u hunter who gots birds, presented
tho Bald horso editor with a China
pheasant, n dead ono, killed by him
Sunday. It was a dainty little
brown thing, plump nnd full breast
ed, and mndo tho horso editor some
how and for some reason think of
Hnwall, maybo bocnuso It looked
good onough to ent and was. Last
night, nlong with consldornblo trim
mings, tho horso editor put her
whore alio would do tho most good,
and sho wont down aa easily as on 3
of his own storios, though perhaps
much bottor flavored, nnd not nearly
so tough. This morning things wore
different. Had It boon n young gon
llemnu pheasant, It might hnvo boon
all right, but being a lion, nnd a
young lion at that, sho didn't sit woll
on someone's stomach, probably due
to tho fact that It was tho first at
tompt, and Bho didn't llko tho nost.
Anyway, tho. horso editor hnd a
nightmare, nnd thought Broozo Gib
son, nnd bin collection of curly
gontH, crlnkly-bncked turtles nnd
wrinkle-nocked dragons, wns making
him climb a snpllng with thorns on
It, and that kopt bonding ovor nnd
letting him down almost Into tho
jnws of tho tlorco collection thnt
was Booking his life. Howovor, It is
all ovor now, nnd Fred has our
thanks for a delicious bird and a
motley collection of novel nnd Inter
esting sensations. It might bo add
ed that tho horso editor Is not
nfrald to tacklo anothor ono.
o i
When flrtvk Meets Greek,
"OraclouH, my dear," Bald the first
socloty bollo, "I do hopo you'ro not
111; you look so much older to
night."
"I'm qulto woll, than you, denr,"
replied tho othor, "and you how
wonderfully Improved you aro. You
look posltlvoly young." Philadel
phia Press.
Half of tho suffering and tor
ture of piles has never been told.
But no matter. Whether your par
ticular case of pilos is almost too
'excruciating for any mortal to bear,
or If you are fearfully tantalized by
unreachable Itching, or whether you
havo only a modorato case of piles,
thoro Is positive relief, and quick
too, in Pyramid Pilo Cure.
You need not tako for granted all
wo ourselves say about our Pile
Remedy. Wo want it to speak for
Itself. Wo want you to send for a
tree package, today, of tho marvel
ous Pyramid Pilo Cure. ' Wo want
to provo these statements to you per
sonally, so that you will feel the re
sult youreolf.
Follow a fow simple directions.
Got woll to stay woll.
You don't hnvo to stop working
ono Blnglo dny.
No tortures from operations.
No heavy doctor's bills.
Horo, for Instance, is a sample of
tho kind of letters wo get overy dny
and wo don't havo to nsk for thern:
"Friend, I wrlto to tell what good
your Pyramid Pilo Cure has done for
mo. I used your samplo, and It did
so much good I wont and got two
boxes, and I used ono and I nm an
othor man altogether. I havo no
pain, no pllos, and I have been
troubled with them for over CO years
and could find no relief till now,
thanks to your timely .euro. Uso
my namo If It will do you any good.
Isaac Smith, Wharton, Now York."
For freo samplo semd to tho Pyra
mid Drug Co., 9C Pyramid Building,
Marshall, Mich., or you can buy
Pyramid Pilo Curo In any drug storo
for CO cents a box.
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HOTEIi ARRIVALS.
SMILES
imaBiitiinMMii
I Winter Shoes I
Storm
Rubbers and
Rubber
Boots
It you nro looking for good
winter Bhoes that will givo
you good service', como In and
boo my stock. With ovory pair
of Bhoo.j sold I glvo a pencil j
box, containing poncils nnd
rulor, free.
Willamette.
Frank Woodnrd.
Mrs. Sarah Hanoy, Alaska.
C. A. Plorco, Portland.
F. A. Barber, Massachusetts.
A. D. Bechtol, Portland.
M. M. Thompson. --.
Mrs. M. Todhunter, Pendleton.
Mrs. Anna Clark, Pendleton.
C. II. Soohnlo, Jefferson.
J. 13. Snnhlll, Bend. -,
U. C. Coo, Bend.
II. P. McDonald, Bend. v,
II. Cowry, San Francisco..
Ceo. Goldsmith, Now York. . "
II. G. VnnDusen, Astoria.
J. F. Rowley, Astoria.
G. A. Steol, city. v
C. V. Smith, San Francisco.
E. P. Sott, Portland.
J, Cameron, Portland.
C. W. Stogo, city.
G. H. Harkrador, Ban Francisco.
II. G. Jonoo, Portland.
S. R. Glovls, Portland.
S. M. Coopor, San Francisco.
I. S. Stanley, Portland.
Jcsso Stcnrns,
Chns. P. Richardson, Spoknuo.
Geo. A Druln, Portland.
Win. DnvldBon, Portlnnd.
13. J. Fay, Portland.
W. H. Ramsey, Roodsburg, Wis.
Ben M. Wnfford, San Francisco.
A. D. Bechtol, Portland.
M. M, hompson.
Cottage.
C. R. Fargo, Portland.
, Honry B. Corliss, Portlnnd.
J. 13. Hosmor, Sllverton.
Thomas D. Wnllaco, Eugene.
T, Wlgmnn, Portland.
J. F. Grovos, Independence,
C. B. Prowitt, Portland,
W. K. Brown, Oklahoma City.
J, M. Rice.
D. E. Swank, Aumsvlllo.
E. J. Calloy, San Francisco.
Salon,
G. W. Klllan.
G. GUlesplo, Mill City.
Ij, Robinson, San Francisco,
D. A, May, Newport.
Jos. Kragon, Now York.
G. Garson, Chicago,
D. Heldolborger, New York.
J. W. Gllmoro, Corydon, Ind.
C. O. Adnms, Portland. "
John Wllllanu, Eugene,
0. B. Handloy, Portland.
T. B. Handloy, Portlnnd.
Joseph Woodward, city.
Parent lal Caution.
"Popley's baby Is getting old
enough now to understand ordinary
words."
"Ah! Itiupposc he's been telling
you all about "
"No, but I was in a candy store
yestorday when Poploy camo in aad
absentmldodly called for a 'pound of
c-a-H-d-y.' "
o
Anothfr franchise has been grant
ed a telephone company to do busi
ness in tho Capital City. Tho mag
nificent compensation tho city is to
receive will be one per cent of tho
gross earnings on long distance busl
nes3 that originates here, after two
years. That will pour revenues in
to tho city treasury llko water at
least two dollars a year, If not
more. Thero Is ono good thing
about it thero is nothing much left
to givo away.
It is a cold day when Salem can't
raiso $5000 on a single Sunday for
somo church or college. But that
Is the Salem way. Wo aro ready to
invest our last dollar for education
and religion.
Every business man in Salem can
feel tho exnandlnc conditions that
aro in evidence on ovory hand in tho
Capital City. Merchants aro work
ing their stores to full limit. Every
kind of public utility 13 pushed to
meet demands for service. Schools
aro all crowded. Hotols aro over
flowing. Now Is tho tlmo to strike
for still grcator Salem.
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Among other kindnesses of tho
last legislature was tho abolishing
of publication of tho delinquent tax
lists in tho county papors. It will
now bo much easier to part a prop
erty owner from his lands or homo
if ho gots behind on Ills tnxos. Pub
lication had reduced tho delinquent
tax sales to almost nothing. It was
tlmo to chnngo tho system and play
Into tho li inula of tho professional
tax-tltlo sharp.
Hon. Frank Davoy continues to
devoto space to tho odltor of Tho
Capital Journal. Whon ho prints
nnythlng ronl moan or offensive, or
any statement of facts of a damaging
character that might intorcst tho
public, who want to know tho worBt
thnt can bo said about tho editor of
this paper, wo shall roprlnt It In our
columns. In that respect Mr. Davoy
has so far been careful to not follow
what has boon our custom for nearly
30 years of. newspaper oxporlonco.
It Is very pleasant to roproduco tho
nlco things thnt nro said about an
editor, but It tnkes a llttlo norvo to
show your own roadors tho roverso
sldo.
J. L. Stockton nnd othor business
man In tho city council deservo cred
it for their fight to hnvo tho fnlr
grounds rond mndo passable. That
strootMvas tho only blot on 'tho city
during tho stato fair. A fow car
loads of crushed rock would put It In
fino ordor. But It seems technical
objections In tho chnrtor aro In tho
wny. Tho fact la, a charter can bo
construed to open atroets or to koop
thorn closed, Stockton nnd othor
business mon, who want tho trado of
tho city protected, would sweep nsldo
tho technicalities and do things.
That street should bo shot right
straight through to tho govoru
mont highway, and thero ought to bo
onough push and vim In tho city
council, tho mayor and tho Btreot
commissioner, to find somo wny to
do it. Thoro was no law for work
ing convicts on public highways, but
tho governor found a way to do it.
Thoro was no law for offorlng $5000
toward for tho arrest of tho murdor
ors of Shoriff Drown, but tho state
ofllclals found a way to do It. Thero
has got to bo loss tinkering with
technicalities and moro doing thing
for tho development of tho city and
tho protection of its trade. Tho fair
grounds road enn and should bo put
In condition for travol this fall and
winter. Tho 8troet commissioner,
with a team and a tew men, can do
It In two or threo days.
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None of the freak propositions
pending before tho council will ovor
boo tho light of day. Ono of tho
principal political agitators of tho
old political machlno wns not at tho
last council meeting. Ills absence
was felt In tho way public business
was expedited. A city council of II
Is not too many, If they were tho
right kind of mon. Any number of
tho freak ordor aro a curse to any
city that wants to go ahead. Let us
havo moro business mon and less
freaks and jugglors.
jmiimt niiiiiiiiiiiiit
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For a Regular
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Free
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Marshall, Mich.
A Big Pump.
Tho largest high prossuro pump
in 'tho world, and ono of tho largest
ploces of mining machinery over
manufactured is In operation in
Jackson county, Oregon, on Rogun
river. It is of tho flv -Btep, contrl
fugal typo, Rind weighs, aside from
bearings and gears, just 70,000
pounds (35 tons), Tho pump is
tested to stand a prossuro of 250
pounds to the squaro Inch. It has a
capacity of 13,000,000 gallona overjr
24 hours, or 9000 gallons per min
ute. Ashland Tidings.
VETCH AND
CHEAT
SEED
Wo have a limited amount of each
on hand, and if you will need any
better put your order In early, as
the supply will sot equal the demand.
JOSH
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lncenstnrri
thrilling WftiaUow $
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Pictures. AMAA i' '
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tho nlnv. vut... . ,
orou8 hlimornn. .ii..,..11!
thor has never onwiiiowil
l" "v 78t B'But or, whkia
...ukus mo piay one ot t
miuresi. Tho theater ft
oiin.-in can turn out la f
"Undo Josh" win, ii.
"" lug
that tho play is all that I
be. at lonat tw i. n.. .
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corded It In every tor
visited so fnr thu nu
Scats on salo at boxofej
uay ai u a. m.
THE
SALEM MARKET.!
Local Wholcll
Eggs 28c cash.
Butter 35c; fat, Jlc.
Hens 11 lie; yount
HViC
Local wheat 75c.
Oats 3335c.
Darlcy $20J21.
Flour Hard wheat, IM
?3.85 $4.00.
Mill feed Dran, S1M4;
,o, l
Hay Cheat, $l)eil.;!
$10 $12 per ton; tlmotkil
?1U.
Onions $1.50 per ml
Potatoes 90c cwt.
Hops Old, iff 6c; w.l
Chlttlra bark 607c tt
Wool 20c.
Mohair 29c.
Tropical Praltt.
Bananas $6.
nrnnirAR . S 4 f? tS. 5
Lemons $5,500 J.
Retail M-rM.
Oats White, $28 pert!
90c per bit.; rolled oarieM
Eggs 3BC
Buttor Country, 35c;
40c.
Flour Valley, $1.1.611-1
sack; hard wheat, $l.H0f
Bran 05c per Mck; IH)
Hay Timothy, a&0i
Minnt fiflP! dote". 7M 1
fhorts, 9095cp&r ct.
Llrtwtecx.
Hogs Fat, 6Uc
Cattle llOOfUO.
3c.
Lighter ateerfc-SGJ
Stock hogs 6c
-wa nnrl hftlferS '"
2S2c
Lambs 4 He
Veal Drewed, 8 fit
Portia" Ht
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Wheat uiuoi
bluo stem, 85c.
bluo Btem, "';..
Mlllstuff-IlraB, $' ,
Mlllstufi "m. "7"14
HayTlraothy, o '
alfalfa, $13.
.. a.v 0 Kli
Poultry-Heas '
chickens, 101He"
ducks, younff, He, p1-
Lambs-Sprisf, J1
Hops-Choice, jjfj.
8ib20c; eastera&r:
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Every v - WM
brane( the nose, rf-l
and lunB'etc-" .!
LeandbllSbtrome
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Ballard-s ";",
n,.flnt and elecUwg
CLOVER
WANTED.
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quantity yo-
i Jacob Vogt I
I 345 State Street I
TilLson & Co
i 5i-i 61 High Sht
Pfeooe 139 Sim, Of
They can't be bt
McGffchrist & Son
Proprietors.
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