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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1007. 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. IIOFER, Ed. and Prop. I An Indopendont-Newspaper DoTotcd to American Principles and tho Progress and Dovclopcmout of All Oregon. rubllxued livery Evening Except Sunday, Salem, Oro. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (Inrarlablr In Advance) Dallr. by carrier, per year $0.00 Per month Wo Dally, by mall, per year. 4.00 Per month 35o Weekly, by mall, per year- 1.00 Six months COo N wn SPECIAL 5ELnrERY. For convenience of subscribers branch delivery offices aro estab lished at tho following places at 35 cents per month, $1.00 for threo mont' ". Asylum Store, F. O. Do Voe & Bon, Asylum Avonuo Junction. Carllne, Seventeenth street o A. W. Lane, Garden Road store. Dauo's Store, Alex, Daue, South Commercial street. i Eloctrio Storo, C. M. Eppley, East Stato street. Fair Grounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fair Grounds Road. Howoll's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets. O. K. Grocory, A. A. Engloba t, Twelfth street. Wheeler's Storo, W. D. Whcoor, Highland avenue. Yow Park Storq, F. Q. Bower ox, Twelfth and LqbUo. Catarrh Is a Constitutional Disease It originates in impuro blood nnd requires constitutional trcntmont, acting through and purifying tho blood, for its radical and permanent cure. Tho greatest constitutional romedy is Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or in chocolated tab lots known as Snrsataba. 100doscs$l. Nasal and other local forms of catarrh aro promptly relieved by AntUoplets or Catarrlets, 60o., druggists or mall. O. I. Hood Co,, Lowell, Mass. SOCIAL GOSSIP i friiimiiHiininmiii I THE CHURCHES JUST RUMOR. Sing ho! for tho thrill ,of tho shimmering dawn When tho henrt of tho morn Is aqulver; Whon tho hilltops aro kUsed by tho reddening mist That slowly creeps up from tho river, Tho blood's nowly stirred by (ho song of tho bird Though Bcoffers may scorn and derldo it. To tIbo with tho sun is most glorious fun, I havo hoard but I novor lmvo tried It. f. Sing hoy! for tin Joy of hard, houlth-glvlntj toll; Of sotting tho paco for your nolghbor, Of tending a "cow till your 'Bwoat-boadod brow Is sot with 'tho diamonds of labor, Of hustling In hay through tho hot Summer day; Whon onco you havo fairly begun It. A working caroor fills tho hoart with high oheor, I havo lioard though I never have dono it. Sing hi! for tho sternly abstemious llfo, Whon ono has tho courago to risk It " Thero is novor n food that Is nearly aa good As wator and stool-wlro biscuit. ' No wise man would oat olthor plo, cako or moat; Thoy lnjuro ono'H conscience nnd orodit, Tho old anchorite lived a llfo Of delight, So I've rend though I novor haVo l"d it. Now York Amorloan. nmiinniMMt i-mim LlKton-Lcnon, . Ono of tho protticst weddings which has occurred in thta city for some tlmo was that of Miss Lydla Francis Llston and Mr. Arthur J. Lonon of Portland, which took nlnco last Tuesday ovenlng at 7 o'clock at tho homo of tho brldo's parents In Englewood addition. Miss Lorona MoadowB of Portland recolvod, and at tho hour of soven, tho brldo and groom unattended to tho sweet strains of Lohongrln' wedding march, beautifully ronderca by Miss F. Llston, took their places beneath a gorgeous boll of chrysanthemums nnd smllnx near tho largo doublo windows in tho drawing room whoro Rov. B. C. Blnck pro- TIIM WONDEHFUfi IlKllUILDINa OF SAN FRANCISCO. Twonty montliB ago enmo tho disaster that made San Francisco tho host lenown city In tho world. Novor has thoro boon u moro marvelous roebvory FUOM WHAT SHKM ED AT THE TIMK L'TTKR ANNIHILATION. Figures of reconstruction, as a rule, convoy Uttlo to tho mind, but In connootlon with tho reconstruction tlint has takon placo in Sun Francisco In twonty months tho ilguros uro startling. Tho Uro consumed 28,188 buildings, tho vnluo of which was $105. 000,000. Thoro havo boon erected in round numbers, G000 buildings, nnd THERE ARK IN COURSE OF ERECTION JJOOO OTIIHIIS, Tho estimated valuo of thoso 9003 buildings is $101,000,000, or Just ono million dollars loss than tho vahio of threo tlmos as many buildings which woro dostroyod. Those figures glvo somo lilon of tho character of the buildings whhh nro being orouted to roplaoe the dastroyod city. But thoro Is oven more significant fonturt-s to the.no now buildings. Tho lloor Hiiao of 0000 new buildings Is ostlmnted to be GREATISlt THAN TIIK FLOOR SIACU OF ALL TIIIC BUILDINGS DESTROYED. According to these Ilguros, which have been carotully oompllod by tho California promotion committee, ihe new city will be three times ns good, so far ns buildings go, ns wtu tho old. Tho clustt of construe 'on Is 200 percent bottor than that which wns burned, m far as vnluo. is concern d, and from n flro proof standpoint Is so muoh higher that thoro Is no' bssls of comparison. As tho city emorges from the oh.iotlo condition which has onvolopod- Phwhiii 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II Unitarian. Corner Cottage sutf Chemeketa fstreots. Services at 1,0:30 a. m. Sormoh by tho pastor, .Rev. Paul S. Dandy. 8ubjcct, "Tho Expectant Llfo." Sunday Bchool at 11:45 a. m., Immediately after tho morning Borvico. Tho Sunday school will hold apodal sorvlcos In commemora tion of Christmas, consisting of sing ing, reading, otc. Thero will a'lso bo Bpeclal slngirig at tho morning sorv ico. Tho public aro invited. First Methodist Episcopal. Christmas sorvicos, special music both morning and ovonlng. Tho topic of tho morning sermon, "Tho In carnation in Prophecy." Tho ovon lng topic will bo "Tho Wiso Men and tho Star, Tho Shopards and tho Ang3l Song." A cordial Invitation to strangers to Join us In those serv ices. Harriett Chapel. Yow Park U. B. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. by presiding older, A. R. Laudy. No preaching in tho ovonlng. At 3 p. m. tho . children will mot to rohoarso for tho Christmas oxorclses which takes placo Monday evening at 7:30 p. in. J. II, Merryman, pnstor. First Congregational. Preaching Sunday morning at 10:30 and In'tho evening at 7:30 by Sunday Bchool P. S. C. E. at and prnyor mooting on Thursday ovonlng at 7:30 p. in. All persons nro cordlnlly wol comed to those scrvlcos. First Christ Inn. Tho pnstor will preach at 11 n. m., and 7:30 p. m. at tho First Christian church tomorrow. Morning themo, "A Groat Stnto and a Groat Thomo"; ovonlng, "Christianity Dollnlto." Dlblo school, 10 n.vm. Christian En deavor, C:30 p. in. All cordially In vited. Gospel Chapel. Fifteenth nnd Mill streets. Pronch Intr at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. 'Pralso Borvico at 0:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 in. Blblo Htudy Tuos- nounccd thorn man and wlfo. HMin lirtrln una slnlntlv rrntifnnil In whlto taffeta trlmmod in point lace i Riov P f' Kn,8ht whllo tho groom woro tho convon- ,,,, ',,.' i i i.t ,. m,. ,.,.,. , . C:30 In tho ovonlng, largo cluster of whlto carnations wns caught by Miss Blnncho Llston, a slstor of tho bride. Tho rooms woro prettily decorated for tho occasion with largo clusters of chrysanthemums Intermingled with nnrolssuB and smllnx. Tho color schemes woro rod nnd whlto for tho dining room and whlto nnd green throughout tho drawing room. Tho Mlssos Blanche Llston, Cora Hopkins and Helen Morcor 'sorvod In n grncoful mnnnor during tho wed ding suppor, after which tho happy young couplo took tho train for Dnfllnnd nlintn Mint iMl nol1i Tho brldo is tuo'utond daughter ,tln' Jvw,,n Pfayor mooting Prldajr of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 'Llston of thls,ovonln A. , ,, ... . VJl'lllllil uwiiKit K"ll,"",l HOW HE HAS MADERA. SU JL. I . Copper Tells ICn TJ. Why He Accomplishes So Iftjl No man in rccont years -hns beoni "r h moro succoaiful In restoring humnnL.,. "av" be ileku. health than L. T. Coonor. ni.L " nmm trouhi. ,. his stay In Chicago, and whllo ho'muchry1,b!?Vdl? m ' vu uiuuung- mousanua of people rtonmrt .j MVe?Q Pbv dally, ho gavo tho following reason Jr could V J lhniS for tho romnrkablo demand for hi.! Jl t,wP t niM uomand for his modlclno to a roportor. Mr. Cooper said: "My Now Dis covery is Bucccsful becauso It cor rocls tho ctomach. My theory l9 that few can bo Blck If tho digestive ap paratus Is. working properly, u nat urally follows that fow can bo well with n poor digestion. "I know from oxporlonci that most of tho tired, half-sick pconlo that aro so common now-a-dnvn havo half-sick stomachs. Put the rtomach In ohc.po, and naturo does tho rest. Tho result la gonoral good h rtlth. My modlclno docs this. That Is why fifty thousand pcoplo horo In Chicago thoy aro using it who novor heard of mo until a month ago tli. T very restlesi ,':. "l . w would ZlM nch Iwa,MB., . fo't bloatM .... rnAi "I had tried m. 1 noticed In tho S.5?"? wonderful reaulUcZr. a ihInglach -.. v vrr mem, ini th 'o m. , ZZV. r?j.". -'". . -painigB:aYiM( nm fA in- in M"l v""o ""b a tew vobjj, "I am very thinMni t u. , or for what hliremrtUi; for me. Thi ,,.. .... . l a ... .. . I -v ua n inir.rMu Among tno mxy tnouannu mon- good health, and I won jL" tloned by Mr. Coon.'r who tisnrl hUnm.k... .'?B' mcdlolno in Chicago Is Mrs. Hilda Wo soil th. iil!h?! Pfluogor, living at 1203 Alnsllo av They aro easily tho bu S nuo. This Is tho stntomont sho makes' nrenaratlon. . i...i 7r7 ntnnntnnrr hnr nvnnrlnnnn ttflHi tUn -.... "UUIp ,,, ft '"" w",f '' """ l,,u t0n"7, growing In po?j!fhtel modlclne: j. Ci Pcrrr city. Sho Is n mombor of tho First Christina church and Is vory popu lar among hor many friends. Mc. Lonon wns formerly of Salem and Is now bmployod In a largo book Nlnotoonth and Forry streots, P. S. Knight pnstor. Thoro will bo no prouchlng sorvlco tomorrow morning, ns tho tlmo will bo dovotod to rocita is now ompioyod in a largo book " v - - binding establishment In Uio mo-l"00" f"r "' 7v S tropolls. Both young peoplo havo.R' " Konnod w" COlndUClt "Z" .m.v rrun.i. in ii.i. h i.n wi-i, orvloo. Sunday school nnd.Lndoav many friends In this city who wish thorn ovory happiness. M A Pleasing Concert. Chostor J. Catlow, rondor or mooting ns usual. First Presbyterian. Church stroot, near Chomokotu stroct. Rov. Honry T. DabcocK, pas- - ...in. ,! n. i.. ii .tor. Morning Wvlco nt 10:30 a. m. Pianist and Archibald Strang, barKChr in "pvlfl0n P onc, ' f tone, gavo a concert at tho iHdlX,0"10' tUo 0Lr2 ! T nl M. E. church, Wednesday ovonlng, 0'' . M,q8" Z"ti n o r,,Mm1l(1, 1R will sing a solo. Sunday school at 12 TLi - .mnnMnn..n- . Junior Christian Endeavor at ..... vv.w, ua tin iitiiiuieuiiiuut . ,, q..i il..ann W.ilnnw nf Mi lilimnrr.nu la n .lnnl.ln.l .... 0"iv ' " j3,"lu, "'""""" m... w tw w iiw uvwmivu niHi" coss. Ho and makos enters into his characters ,or "l :30 v' m'. os thorn live. With his ftt 30 !;, ,n' f'1 ind his voloo nnd tho vim vlce ?ho J r J Evonlng sorvlco ChrlBtmns musical ill sing P. A. If ill i l-liu- nil Min inroiiHtriintlmi R Ih AS IF SOME llKAUTlFDTi PIKfH nrinnn n,,,i OF STATUARY WEHI! BEING UNYKILED. nna Ufo that gtafaip. his work ho'Sohnookor's cantata for ChrlstmnB, Tim amffnlillnt? niul liiillillntr lUhrla Id linlnir vomnvnd. tho Mrrnats mo Lnlna.i r.,tf ....! i.i ....,., "TllO Hopo Of tl0 World. llieCUOir m w .- -.- (9 ...... n.......-fc -- - n - v.'.f - ---.w . w- , ... ww w. . w holug ropaved, and tho city Is blossjmlng out with such boauty hi to causo oxprosaloiiB of admiration from the most stoical. According to tho calculations of b illders tho entlro burnod dlstrlot will bo rebuilt by tho tlmo tho fourth anniversary of tho flro comos around. This ovont IB to bo colebrntod BY THE MOST MAGNIFICENT DIN. NER THAT CAN II l DKVISKI), nt whloh aro to bo invited notabloa from nil over tho world. m Tho California promt Hon committee U .-orklng out the dotnlla of this dlm.cr and promises :o havo a c'ohm -atlon in.connoctlon with It that will bo uniquo in tho history of colobrntlons. An ontlro wook 1b to bo dovotod to this affair, culminating In tho din nor, which will mark not only tho robulldlng of tho city but also the re building of tho Pnlaco hotel, AT WHICH HOSTELRY THE DINNER IS TO BE GIVEN. The prosont rate, whloh Is a stotuly progress, dovold of all stress of urgency, 1b pushing operations nhond at a wondorfail rate. There has boon no slnckonlug, notwithstanding tho many stories to tho contrary that havo boon aont out BY THOSE WHO CAN SEE NOTHING BUT EXTERNALS. Tho sum of $104,000,000 Is onormouj, and that Is bolnc; Increased at tho rate of about two millions a month, with numerous p-ans nlready drawn retid) to bo put forward as soon us tho preerait prevailing oondl tlons, aro over. , o TO ENCOURAGE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. gained complete control of his ,,dlT i01,: V T Morn.e A r.n a,nH., .. .., ,.i- will bo uBslstod W Mr. Mornlo A. ....v., aiiLi.tt, v.iu ginuiiuim ui iii.i , hoarors at will. Heii'lsslng the nw.ossMy nnd value of uowspapor adVMtlslng, a Ohloago magazlno called Tho Ofllco Outflttar. dovotod to tho Intorosts of manu facturors, doalera and usors of ofllce machinery and supplies, IS OF FERING A SET OF EIGHT READY MADE ADVHRTISEMENTS free to thoso who road that publication. Thoso1 ads oro on different subjecas, doslgned for newspaper use and woro written by Edward C.'Thurnnu.oneof Uo best known advertising mon in tho United States. It Is a fact that a groat many business mon do not know HOW TO PREPARI4 PRODUCTIVE ADVERTISING COPY, and tho publishers of this magnzlno boltovo that morohnut3 do not make proper uso of tho looal nowspapors. Tho Biipplylug of thoso ads rouKv glvos thoso who receive thorn, the services of an oxport advertising man froo of oxponse. j This is dono to popularize tho magazlno nnd TO ENCOURAGE TIIK USE OF NEWSPAPERS IN BOOMING BUSINESS. Tho January number will contain as a number of oth r vital talks, how to advortloo successfully as well as anumber of other vital talks. Mr. Catlow Is a graduato of tho musical collogo and Is no novlco at tho piano. Ho also possosais somewhat of a literary turn, bolng a writer of ability. As a pianist Mr. Churchill ranks high among tho muslolnns of Sa eom. His playing Is froo from mnn norlsms and nffoctatlons, his Inter pretations bolng broad and mnnly. Ho has a clear smooth touch and a teohnlquo thnt can only bo acquired by long study and practice, Ab is usual tho audience was well pleased with tho solos rendered by Mr. Strang. His volco Is rich and resonant and ho sings with a fooling that Is far above tho avorago amateur vocalist. Tho Novollo quartet sang a doublo number which was greatly appre ciated. Tho program as a whole was a success and was dosorvlng of the applause and appreciation which it received. Hug, Miss Ermine Bushnoll and Mr. Waltor Jonks. Prof Patterson of tho Wlllamotto Unlvorslty will preside. ChrlstmnB Sunday Bchool oxorclses will bo hold Tuosday ovonlng at 7:30 l). m. Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Public cor dially lnvltod to nil those services. o That's It! t ! Cough yourself Into a fit of Bpasma and then wonder why you don't got well. If you will only try a bottlo of Ballard's Horohound Syrup your cough will bo a thing of tho past. 'It is a positive ouro for coughs, Influ enza, bronchitis and all pulmopary diseases. One bottlo will convlnco ,rou at your druggist, 25c, 50c, $1. Sold by D. J. Fry. Holiday Times. "JlnkH Is ovor thoro bragging abgut a 10-poundor." "Boy or turkey." Kansas City Journal. . o Hero's Good Advlco O. S. Woolovor, one of tho best known morchnnts of Lo Raysvlllc, N. Y., says: "If you aro over trou bled with plloo, apply Ducklon's Arnica Salvo. It cured mo of thorn for good 20 yearn ago." Cures ovory norc, wound, burn or abrasion, 25c at J. (C. Porry'n drug storo. Slow-Wlttcd. I cannot got my bonnet out At rapid rato I'm good nt ropnrtoo about An, hour' lato. Loulsvillo Courlor-Journnl. TRANSPORTATION ?OMPAXIE. O C. T. Co Stonmers Pomonn HSk. Oto"mla leavo for Portland Monday, Wou-.ea-day nnd Friday at 10 a. m. and Tuosday, Thuraday and Saturday at C a. m. For Corvallls, Tuesday, Thuraday and Saturday about Q p m. M." P. Baldwin, ngont. Ofllcue and dock at foot of Trado stroot, M. P. BALDWIN, Agt. This Is tho soaso of decay and weakened vitality; good health U Iiard to rotten. If you'd retain yours, fortify your systom with Holllster'a Rocky Mountain Tea, tho surest way. "35s, Tea or Tablota, For sale at Dr, Stono'a store. When winds shriek high in flondlsh gloo, And enters winter with his key Protect yoursolf, from disease bo free Take Hollistor'a Rocky Mountain Tea. For sale at Dr, Stone's store. About Digestion. Tt is not tho quantity of food taken but. the amomt digested and assimilated that glvos strength and vitality to the Bystom. Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Invigorate tho Btomach and liver and cnablo thorn to perform their func tions. The result is a rollsh for your food, increased strength and wolght, greator endurance nnd a clear head. Prlco 25 'cents. Samples free. For sale at Dr Stono'a rini storo. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ill KM Ywi Hiyi Always iNglit Signature of Otkff7ikt Bank Accounts for Christmas Presents You can glvo nothing more practical to the boys and glrlj for Christmas than ono of our savings bank books with an in itial doposit of ono dollar or moro entered to their credit, and bearing their name on tho outside. It will help and encourage them to save money a habit which will bo valuable to thorn nil their lives. Savings Department Capital NatioHal Baik Too Inddnltr. Young Aspirant Sir syiJ on your supporting m Practical Cltlicn-TUt young man. Aro yov toUittra for ofllco or do yoa YMlfca; my daughter! BiKlBonktfc a Badly MM fi Abraham Drown, of TOntil V., hr.d a Terr renvhKr i onco; ho say: "Docttnptl! mlxod up ornr me; est tti Ml dlsoaso; two ctllM It UtM tho fourth blood pota W M fifth stomach tnd llwtsftkj nono of thorn hilpd , advlred trying EIkWcEM aro restoring me tojekl Ono bottlo did me anjM ill tho flro doda' Guaranteed to cariWV weakness and all teyd kldnoy complaint, tj'tte druggist, 50c ....v. imm rCu0k soirrnERN' mcwcr Time Card J "-" , ient !' , Toward i'onji-T ... . r.i BL.fJ!tS?l jo. o ' -.- I""" ... hmM Vn 1RM0 LEiVWI "l DaaaanfTPr wv "9 nAiMl . Air m Hicm" NO. is s-' v-- Pre"- hail No. H-3:59 p. -' presj. , . -i-u Tflwrd PorUus-'TL v 49t l0:6i t iuti.vL,vat 11:58 .m. War Toward 8a No. II-"5 1. KX.p.r .; ,.. ft c1 no, it ' passenger. No15-:8p.. prMS- .. ..... 8L.SHJ No. U- . - I.nrUI. co .v : ...uf XowaHS"'";-. Sul . J 81 3! iWl w' CORVALUS & EASTERN R. R. TIME TABLE NO 87. Trains from and to Yaqulna. No. 1 Leaves Yaquina 7:15 a.m Arrives at Corvallls 11:00 .m Arrives at Albany 11:58 a.m. No. 2 Leaves Albany 12:35 p.m. Leaves Corvallls 1:30 p.m. Arrivoa at Yaqulna 5:40 p.m Trains to anil from Detroit. No. 3 Leaves Albany 7:30 a.m. Arrives at Detroit 12:30 p.m. Leave's Detroit 1:00 p.m. 'Tiit & Arrives at Albany 5:55 p.m. Ka jjs-U. - Trains for Conallw. No. 8 Leaves Albany 7.65 s.m. Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:35 ft.m. No. 10 r Leaves Albany ..--?.- Arrlvna nf Pm-ValliS .... 3:05 P.Dt No. 6 Leaves Albany 7!Jjp' Arrives at Corvallls 8:15 P- Trains for Albany. No. 5 aA Leaves Corvallls ' 6:S0 Arrives at Albany 7sl ,w Nn fl ' Leaves Corvallls , 12:30 p.m. Arrives at Albany 1;15P. NO. 7 - nnnm Leaves Corvallls J:!JJ Arrives at Albany 6M0P. No. 11 (Sunday only)- Leaves Corvallls , Arrives at Albany ii.po-- No. 12 (Sunday only ) Leaves Albany -; Arrives at Corrallls ..... "; $ For further inioriuaw - -GBO. F. NEVINS, Oc. rm, Agt, "" ' 11:25, . ISs- 1 We. ( prk IrsH1' .,' it