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    DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8AL1SM, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1007
ICA60
NEWS
LETTER
.-.. ni "Put ,lin Hv-
Mcago, iov. -x.
1 ....... in lm irv nn fnr
jntO U C nun i " -
I 00 Wyoming and Montana as a
it of the Memphis Deep Water-
convention at which iv ucj
hnel from Chicago to tho Gulf ol
co vas B'"-" u" ,. -
briement. BuclnoM mon oi mom
S have Joined with thoso of
h and South Dakota, Iowa and
riska o organize lor a concun-
Flnte'llgent demand upon con-
to nut the upper Mississippi
Into navigable stnto from Fort
on Montana, to Kansas City.
imerclal bodies have hold and aro
wring to hold mass meetings to
tills demand. Tho restoration
he Ml sourl In Its entire length
Usefulness as won as tno uum-
and Tennessos, Rod nnd other
ts, and tho permanent Improve-
of the Ohio ana -tno nnrnors
projects for which tho National
Irs and Harbors congress lias ce
ded annual appropriations of nt
$50,000,000 n year. Tho next
ling of that congress, December
nnd 6, will probably mark n
epoch In tho development or
Jnltcd States 4hls time by rase
ho rivers as natural highways of
nerco and regulators of trans
ition rates.
; Calgary, Alborta, dispatch gave
jit and other grains havo boon Now York as a zinc mnrkot.
, .. . - -. -
stained In tho fnco of
teeney
hundreds of 111II03 across south- be of Interest,
Alberta's unfonccd dead lovel
president of tho Canadian Pad- something structurally modern.
Ihvay, In dlspatches: "Tho fact. o
elova'or and railway companion a IMJunlo Remedy for Croup.
uie tijo crops. Grain recoint-J . Dr. Stone's druK store.
wiiv incroaslng." Naturo ovl
1 - -
darnnurd the Alborta whoat
(a Septpmber snow flurry only
wn ns much as the Toxus
Top for Inalnnno. was rlnm.
m infi hv th0 hoi,.woovllt In.
P8 'n-.ffq 111 i iA.tl1
w a-r unknown In tho Cann
ae:?
"zinc trust."
In the
'" OiVna, Illinois, was fam-
Y 'r and lead mines Buch
t 'i't 'I Zinc company, cap-
""H HUB III1U1U na
W ' f ln iloflonoo nt flnnn-.
llnnd- Pa, ..nll ll
- .11.1(1 yurj- IBCl'IH
tno. C, ria rllatrlnt ni-nnoiul
Ihe ? r- , . , . .... 1
f. ni irara in? si"--
IS n ,...l .. ...
"u wuuro jiumpiiiK
s1 -ordInK to Dlekmnn
veoz rt PKI ...- . i.
"iiBU, WHO in IIU3
'S 1" hnnnra .!,. ti,
-, -w,o HIIU .HJllll
t a iiuuiHB auinori-
-wones for almost twenty
Olr ,o. il. .....
en v ino consouaation
a .... . .
.: vucva. mcliidins eon
I rea la the 3000 square milea PLEY, SAIiE.M, OREGON.
Nerve
Sick
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
imperfectlybecome sick.
Dr. Miles' Nervine cures
the sick when" it restores
nerve strength, and puts
the power behind the or
gans to do their work.
"Almostthree yenrs 1 mirrored from
nervousnosn, Indigestion, nnd pnlplta
tlon of tho ht-nrt. I could not cnt cr
sleep Willi comfort, or walk or tulk
without suffrrlnp. Altocotlur I was
In a unit condition. My doctor Old not
Sficm to do me nny good. 1 hnd tried
so many remedies thnt I did not liavo
much liopo of any of them dolngVjno
nny Reed. Dr. MllrV Nervine Wa3
BUKRoBtcd by a friend. 1 j?ot relief
from tho first, and after a few days
I felt llko n new person. It not only
relieved my Jionrt nnd nerve, but
has Invigorated my wl.olo nystein. I
am very grateful bocnuse ulnce I havo
stopped using It, I httve had nbsolutcly
no return of my old trouble."
MrtS. HOWAItD roriD,
60 Summit Avo., Worcester, Mass.
Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold by your
drugqtst, who will guarantee thnt the
first bottle will benefit. If It falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
of tho zinc and load-district of Wis
consin 'and Illinois, tho "galena"
production of thoso sober, ngricul-
Such of tho plcturesquo to itho.tural states may rival once moro that
Jljr proialo board of trndo ro- of Missouri, Colorado nnd New Mex-
unon which tho hlnh prices of lce: Chlcaco win rival St. Louis nnd
Tho
money Increnso In tho gnlvanlzlng of Iron,
"Tho yield of wheat in In tho uso of electrical batteries and
born Alberta will bo -1,000,000 In photo-engraving hns run up tho
els for 1907, twlco thntyfor 1000 consumption of zinc faster than tho
tho crop will boII for 13,000,000 production was Increased. In vlow
gainst $1,750,000 In 1900," It of tho current conditions the results
prosily enough. Then: "Then. of this now "trust's" allotment In.
ago, at tho most, ono could this city, November 18 to 21, will
'alrles nnd seo nothing but occa-1 Excavating with Btroams from
il herds of cattle, bands of flro hoso lias been begun to dlB-
and Uolatod vll'ngos, most cover ono of tho nrchaologlcal rolics
rhlch began as Hudson's Bay of Chicago. For years tho approxl-
Qg posts. For a tlmo aftor tho mato location haB been knoivn nnd
Jlan Pacific built through tho alroady progross baa been mftdo to-
bmen fought to koop freo rnngo ward revealing to an Interested pub-
Iho flood of sottlors has fonced lie tho fnco of tho granite and mar-
lu which tho accumulated blc of which, It proves, tho city hall
ess of ccnturlos had lain dor- .wn built. Tho washing process has
Wheat has brought an disclosed a ronlly Imposing bund
ling to a groat oxpanso of tor- Ing, although tho grlmo of years haB
Three-qunrtors of tho thresh- accumulated to ach depth that old
done, Last winter was un- inhabitants had forgotten what their
11 wvero for this region but city hall lookod llko. It waB built
ii per cent of tho whont, tho In days when contractors- had thrifty
tarlety, was frosted, but this hablta In doing municipal work; for
57 cent as food as against 55 Instanco, tho plloa on which tho
paid for milling whoat last foundation rests, when driven half
TboKo-, 1, 2 and 3 aro bring-'way down, woro sawod off, with tho
16 cens as eholco milling whoat. roault that there havo been surprUtJ
winter wheat was not nffoctod In tho way tho building has settled.
0 cold weather." Theso Inovt- But tho city, oven after tho exhum-
'tatlstlcs explain tbo recent ing of tho old ono, soon will roplnc-a
uent of William Whyto, Becond tho bolted and proppod-up pllo with
siern Canada havo been nblo to Mrs. 8. Roslnthal. of Turner. Mich-
e the crops with dispatch 1ms jgnn, says; "Wo havo used Cbam-
ui mrncy into tho country.. In uorlaln'a Cough Medicine for our-
01 tno closeness of tho east, solves and children for several years
ra thco nevor wore go proa- and llko It very much. I think it is
fls at Yhla dime. Tho com-' tho only remedy for croup and can
as the. power and onulnmont hlerhlv recommend it." For sale at
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children..
Tilt Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
cf 0Stynu2c&i
Signature
eiaoa anri v , t att, twit it takes TO TON.
nd mllllnir nn .i .i. YIXC'E YOl THAT EPPLEY'S
'( tbf nn..i..i . . . . 'iiPii.i?wirtv iiivivn Tri'ii?rf
- Maiueu zinc ana leaa ni'i.viiu.i ... ,.......
Of rVl min.. . i i.. imcupcccQ liimr ni' I r.lTV IT
--.. .u.uva ugaia 10 mo iu.-Mi40.11-1 ...... ....-.
xe higher price of zinc and WILL APPEAL TO YOU AT OXCE.
'Pavements in the methods ot ECONOMY IX ITS TRUEST SEXSE,
lInsap treatment have caused lis NOT RECKONED III' THE INI-
OWnlnw .. . ' . ... mmtillTCi Ttf.
v om n,'nes. oven xiau wisr, ux uuiujaiK. iv
lathad hacn ,.11 . j enpa vwr iiksst nPKITrTfl T1UY
.un ui naiur uuu tviw. m -..-. -..-.-
EI'PLEY'S I'ERFEOTION BAKING
POWDER.
lrivnuirfTHnpn TlV ft V. T?P.
(J 1 9119191910 llHllHH
CLASSIFIED
if I9I919I9I9I 9191919 t19l9fl'9tHll9ll9i 8I1 9HM9i4
rovt, aia
For Sale A gentleman's bicycle;
coastor brake; also a man's saddle,
or would trade both for cow.
Phono Main 718. 11-1 0-3t
For Sale Stoudobaker wagon, or
would trade for horBO. Enqulro at
290 South Twenty-first street,
. or phono 471. ll-20-3t
List Your PropertyWith tho Lath
am Land Co., ovor Portland Oon
oral Electric Company's ofllco.
11-19-tf
Vhfllns cm Trial Hand-mndo vlollnd
for salo on ton days 'trial, at my
shop ovor Perry's drug Btoro. M.
S. Fuller. 1 1-9-1 ra
For SaSci A puro brod Jersey holfor
calf. A. F. Hofor. ll-10-tf.
For Sale Any ono wanting second
growth fir or grub oak can get it
by leaving tnolr orders nt Salem
Truck & Dray. Co. offlcb, 60 State
street. Phono 71 Main..
11-19-lwk
For Snlo-2000 1-year-old gooseberry
FIno variety ruid healthy plants, nt
a bargain. L. D. Gibson, R. F. D.
No. 1. Phono Farmers 185.'
11-18-lw
For Sale Good work horso, weight
13C0, a bargain If sold at onco;
also almost new Decline top buggy.
Call at 308 North 24th St. W. W.
.Walker. 11-18-lw
For Sale One-year-old "Mammoth'
blackborry plantB. Ton conta
nplaco, or $1 por dozon. Addross
Pox 41C,8alom, Or. 10-24-tf
For Salo A now Edison Home
Phonograph $G0 outfit for $40.
Apply to W. II. Squlro, West Sa
lam. 10-12-tf
For Sale Good houso nnd barn,
now, 2 G acres all undor cultivation
borrlos, prunes and all kinds of
fruit, Ovo milos from Salem, $3600
This' Includes G cows, 2 horscs.har
noss, 1 heavy wagon, spring wagon
200 chickens and other farming
nocossltlos. Enqulro 492 Stato
stroot. 9-23-tf
PJoims mill Organs Tunod and ro
pclrod. All work guaranteed. C.
C. B03t, 174 South Cottago stroot.
Phono 729 or loavo ordors nt Goo.
O. Will's music storo. 11-4-tf
FOR RENT
FIno I'nsturo For horses or cowK.
Soo Joshua Smith, near Turner
road, on south sido. Phono 1390.
11-18-lw
Farm For Rent 2G0 acros, eight
miles north of Salem,( Enqulro
12C9 Chomokota. St.' Mrs. R.
Sayro. 11-11-tf.
To Rent. Flvo room flat, ovor Far
rington & Vnn Patton's market.
Inqulro of Stoindr & Borgor, 188
South Liberty stroct. 9-24-tf
For Rent Largo front furnlshod
room, with or without board,
with uso of bath nnd tolophone.
Inqulro at C23 North Cottngo
stroot. Phono 778. ll-18-3t
For Rent Housekeeping rooms,
furnished or unfurnished. Mod
ern convonloncos, 415 Court
stroot. Phono C44. ll-18-3t
MISCELLANEOUS.
YogctlljinTberiinuI'Wl Cb Lum-
bor .shingles, building matorlal,
wood and coal. Low prices and
prompt dollvcrloa. Ono block oast
of S. P. passongtc depot. Phono
108. 7-2-tf
Dutto & Weiideroth Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. Wo handle
tho celobrated Kollog gand Castle
whlsklos. Cool and rofroshlng beor
constantly oi draught. South
Commorolal streot. 9-3-lyr
Enlarged
Our moat market on East Stato
street has boen doubled In size and
wo aro bettor proparod than ever to
servo customers, Prompt servlco and
tho best of meats our motto. Call
ot phono 199. B. E. Edwards, Prop.
We Aro Cash Purchasers Of poul
try, eggs, and all kinds of farm
produco. Borry crates made up
In 'jnllmltod luantitles. Capita)
Commission Co., 2G7 South Com
mercial street, Salem Phoao Main
179.
DRAYMEN.
Cummins Bros.' Transfer Cempany
AH kinds of transfer work done.
Furniture and pianos boxed ready
for shipment. Prompt service Js
our motto. Stand and office at
253 South Commercial street.
Phono 210. Residence Phone 9B
PROFESSIONAL.
G. V, Ellis, M. D. Physician and
surgeon. Telephone 307 Main.
Offices, C46 State street, opposite
court liouse, Salem, Or. Residence
Phone 312 Main. 8-13- lmo
Wl'sM ,
DEPARTMENT
LODGES.
rnrpniters Union No. 1003 Local
Union No. 10G5 of Carpenters nnd
Jolrpro of America moot ovor
Saturday evening nt 7:30-p. m. lu
Hearst hall, 420 Stato St. A. W.
Dennis, Roc. Sec.
Foresters of America Court Sher
wood Forestors, No. 19. Moots
Wednesday in Hurst hall, Stat
Btrcot. Lo oAbbe, C. It.; J. G
Perry, financial secrotary.
Central Lodgo No. 18, If. of !.
Cnstlo Hall In Holman block, cor
nor Stato nnd Llborty atreots
Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p
in. Oscar JohnBon, O. C; E. II
Anderson, K. of R. and S.
Modern Woodmen of America Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. G246. Mcoti
ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8
o'clock In Holman ball. W. W
Hill, V. C; F. A. Tumor, dork
Woodmen of World Meet every Frl
day night at 7:30, In Holman hall.
L. E. Ponnoll, O. C; P. L. Frax
lar, Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, accl
dopt and ponBlon Insuranco; 2,
000,000 plodgrd; ovory claim pllld
Good agonts wanted. J. -H. O
Mongomory, supromo organiser
1)0x432 Salem, Oregon. R. R
Ryan, secrotary, 64G Stato Btreet
PLUMnERS.
Tlieo. M. Hit it P'umbliMj, hot water
and steam heating nnd tinning.
1G4 Commercial stroot. Phone
Main 192. 9-1-lyr
M. J. Pctzcl Plumbing, stoam nnd
gas fitting. Succossor tp Knox &
Murphy, 22 G Commorclnl itroot,
Prono Main 17.
L1YEUY' AND FEED STABLES.
Livery nnd Feed Stables Old Post
ofllco Stables, at 254 Forry stroot,
botweon Commercial and Front
streets. Tolophnno 188. Somo ot
tho flncBt liveries In tho city can
bo found horo. Dick Wcatncott,
proprietor. 10-1-lyr
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.
Frank M. Ilrown. Manufacturer of
ash, doors, mouldings. All kinds
of houso finish and hard wood
work. Front stroot, botwoon Statr
and Court. Make all complaints
at th offlco.
WANTED.
Wnntcd at Onco Woman or girl
for gonoral housowork. Apply nt
COG North Commercial Htrot.
ll-20-3t
Wanted About CO hoad of younu
goatB. R. F. Sdiuott, Routo 2,
Salem. ll-18-3t
Wnntl A girl to do gonoral hotiBO
work, nt 1110 Mission street.
Phono Main 80. 11-10-31
TIIBV WILL GET' IT IN THE NECK
On Thanksgiving day from saw-
edge- on thelr'collars, unloss tho mon
of Salem aro wlso enough to tako
their linen to a first-class laundry.
jlf you want beauty of color and ox
jqulslto finish on your shlrUi, collars
and ouffs, nnd havo thorn sent home
(In porfoot condition, sond your or
dr to tho Salem Stoam Larandry, nnd
wo guarantoo satisfaction to our
patrons,
SALEM 8TEAM IUNDRY.
13G-1G0 S. Llborty 8t.
Phono Main 25.
tfBFBEWCH FEMALE
PILLS.
m INOWd TO f All. Sf.- gni s,4l su.
k... r.L... ;." rr-'-r:" ". i
k... ua m4 .. L7. .K.' w """' "" -
-nriMMsiir "--'-' 74' u"g'Tt PA-
Sold la Sdtem by Dr. S. C. Stone
'HOCUSTCH'O
Iwfcy Mountain Toa fiiqgels
A Bui UhiiglB hr Bsiy Pii.
SHogs OolJta K4!fc s4 tutwi i 7lfw.
X SP"!! for CwttkkKi, lirH(Un U
fl Klaory TrwiW. Ww.ptrti. Vmm. Itttf
BIuk! Uxd Viub. MuM.wfa wk. HJ6b
jq4 Uaakejltb. t's IV-.r Momlalu Ton In Ub
1st ftm W oeo a Uu. C-uitite ihhUu t
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iOLOEH NUSeETS f(M SAtLOW 1'EW-ji
HOTELS.
niiiHiniiiiiiiiimiiu
The
t Whke House Restaurant 4
For h Regular
J 25c Dinner at 20c 1
Tlioy cun't Uo lKt
i
McGilchrist & Son
i
Propiictors.
i
IWfrWWHUMI MM Ml
nmiiiiiiitiiiiiiiimo
.&. isV
i! ELITE HOTEL ;
RoBtnurant and hotol, on
, . Europoan plan. Meals at all
II hours on short order. Regular,!!
dinner 35 cents. Thirty now- ; ;
! '. ly finished furnished" rooms. '
E. EOKERLEN, Prop. ! '.
148 Commorclnl St. ',',
lllllimillllllllinilHI
Of Mww!iwntat
Call and try tlnssa. X1s
f ltio. Board per HTWk 12.76,
also furnlahftd fooffii very f
reasonable.
AT TIM
Salem
Restaurant
MEALS 15c
8WWf
Hotel St. Philip
Fourth nnd Fifth nnd IlmniBldt
Strootn, Portland, Oregon.
Now fireproof European Hotol
Stoam heat Modorn convonloncos
Rates $1.00 por day and up. Union
depot car will land you nt tho door
H. PIERCE, Prop,
in mm i nun mm i inn
::. GRAND OPENING
', ! Tho Horticshoo Restaurant.
, . Scott ForgU8un old Btnnd, T
; ; thoroughly ronovntcd nnd now
' ly furnished throughout.
!: Best 20c Meal In the City-
;; Chlckon dlnnor on Sunday. ;;
" Call and bo convinced.
E. M, AOKERMAN, Prop. I
i I 333 Stnto Street.
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THE BEHT ROAST THE
FAMILY EVER HAD
Can bo obtnlnod from our prime
tender aud Juicy bcof, mutton o?
pork. All our moats are solectod
from tho choicest, and proparod foi
tho tablo to suit tho domnnd of th
fastidious. Our prices are lower for
quality thnn you can And at any
place in Salem,
E. C. CROSS,
Phono 201. I70 State Ht
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
Tho above cue represents out
brick lined Torrid Zono Furnace
Guaranteed gas, smoke and dual
proof. Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
238 STATE STREET.
Estimates furnished on heating
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TRANSPORTATION W.WANI1W.
O C. T. Co-
STEAMERS
POMONA AND ORKGONA RXAYsw-
FOR PORTLAND DAILY, SXCWWf
SUNDAY AT 6 A. M.
M. P. BALDWIN, Akfc
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Tlmo Card No. 48 Effective-
Juno 1(1.
Toward Portland rPnsscnftt.
No. 10 5: 2a a. m., Oregon Bs
press.
No. 18 8:40 a. m., Cottage Grot
Passongor. , '
No. 12 2:45 p. m. Roseburg E'
pros9.
No. 148:50 p. m., Pfirtlnnd Bjv
prcs3.
Townnl Portland Freight.
No. 222 10:5b a. tn deMUt
11:38 a. m., Portland Fast FrelgM.
No. 22G 10:40 n. m., dirM.
11:38 a. ra., Way Frolght,
Toward San Francisco -Pimmms'
No. 11 11:03 a. m., Rese:
Expross.
No, 17 G:47 p. m. Cottago Grove
PnBsongor.
No. ID 9:50 p. m., California I
press. No. 13 1:31 a, m., San Prase!,
co Exproea.
Toward Sah Francleco Frelffht.
No. 221 2:83 tu m., San Ftaa
clsco Fast Freight.
No. 22511:55 iu m., arrive.
ll:S5.
CORVALLIS &JCASTERN R. R
TIUi! TABLE NO S7.
Trains from and to Yaqaian.
No. 1
LoaVos Ynqulna 7:15 a.w.
Arrives at Corvallls 11:00 a.m.
Arrives at Albany 11:58 a.Bs
No. 2
Loaves Albany . . . 12:35 p.w.
Leaves Corvallls 1:10 p.ac
Arrives at Yaqulna 8:48 p.au.
Trains 4o and from Detroit.
No. 3
Loaves Albany 7:36 a.m
Arrivos at Detroit 12:30 p.us,
No. 4
Leaves Detroit 1:00 p.m.
Arrives at Albany ...... S:S5p.,
Trains for Corvallls,
No. 8
Loaves Albany 7.SS a.T.
Arrivos at Corvallls .... 8:86a,rsiv
No. 10
I.onvon Albany , , 2:2S p.Kc.
Arrives at Corvallls .... S: 0ip.au
No. C
Leaves Albany 7:35 pja. .
Arrives at Corvallls 8:16 p.au
Trains for Albany,
No. 6
Loavo Corvallls ,, G:30a.Ht.
I Arrivos at Albany 7:10 a.m.
No. 0
Loavos Corvallls 12:30 p.m.
Arrives at Albany 1:15 p,M.
No. 7
Loavos Corvallls , , 6:00 p.m.
Arrivos at Albany .,,.., 0:40 p.m.
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Loaves Corvallls ll:15a.a,
Arrivos at Albany 11:68 a.nu
No. 12 (Sunday ouly)
Loavos Albany ........ ,12:35 p,m
Arrivos nt Corvallls 1:18 p.m.
.For further information apply to,
GEO. F. NEVINfl,
Gen. Pass, At., Albany, Or.
A
BUILDING A IfOUBK
We can supply you with tho lum
bor you uu6d at the price that will
materially economize In tho coat
Just corao and see ua and look ovor
our yards.
GOODALE T.r.MIUCR CO..
Yijrdii Ni'sr DiMt.
lieis1IHfiHIsislmjyy
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Gold Dtfst Flout ll
Mad by TIM lYDKBT POW '
I r R OOKTAKT. Money, Orf 1 "i
X Made tpt Uutiiy u. Ask your J
i grocer for it, Bra xs4 akwrtfl "
miwmjm on AAsa
m f
I P. B. Wallace i
AGENT
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