mnarcAMTAL joubnal. baibsi, obeoom, bmui uAr, pkcembbb ai, iw7.
THE
KING
lnff of
CURES
DR. KING'S
E W DISCOVERY
" COUGHS COLDS
ND ALL THROAT and LUNG
DISEASES
NEUMONIA
PREVENTS
AND
CONSUMPTION
Two yoara ngo a severe cold nettled on my lungs and so completely prostrated me that I was
unable to work and scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to try Dr. King's Now Discovery, and
niter using one bottle I went back to work, as well as I ever was."
W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springs, Tcnn.
PRICE 50c
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
J. C PERRY
AND $1.00
side of. the street, nnd present a very
brilliant appearance This lighting
Is paid for entirely by the city at
largo.
Buffalo, Syracuso and somo other
cities light tlio main streets In a
similar manner.
The- public lighting commission of
Detroit, Mich, says tho towor sys
torn used by tho city In connection
with tho street lighting Is a unlquo
feature. Thcso lights may bo seen
many miles. Thoro nro ncrw 135
towors In (use from 100 to ICG feet
lu height.
MARKET REPORTS f
HAliKM MAltKKT.
porting n Big-African Dlnnmml
tusk of getting tho Oulllnnn
End from tho Trnnsvnnl to Hiig-
vas an exciting one.
portion of tho Joumoy In
tho greatest posfdblllty of
ta Ion lurked was from Johnn-
irg to Capo Town, whero the
ind was placed In tho strong
iof the Union Cnstlo Hnor.
no t a thousand miles of rail-
had to bo nogotlntod, and In tho
of this portion of tho trip
Jul many Isolntod spots which
adinlrnblo opportunity for tht
itlou of gangs of dosporate mon
nlnccs nro pnssod In tho dond
ght nB woll as In brood day
oral schemos woro evolvod to
the safety of tho proclous
I' Finally, all woro rojootod for
stroincly vonturosoino gamo of
couple of hours boforo tho de-
Ire of the homo mnll from
station, tho prluolpal station
fhaiinrshurg, nu ordor was Iwrtiod
members of tho G. S. A. nill-
Ictcctlvo starr to travel to Capo
t by tho mall on on "Important
an"
ere was nothing unusual In the
f, fur both mon ono a Ln li
fe man and tho othor of Irish
n.riti were rollnblo and well
ncl to the- peculiar duties of h
:tl, In tho "loud of distances,"
a i iib'-cnueiit liislruotlon that
(Bhtu'd go woll nrnml made
c-iilous and not a mtio miui-
li.. a-, .i. ........... tl.. itiliuilnn
U I iu mp JIUWIIU ill m '""
tlr curiosity wns not appeased.
rr5 mntll thoy woro onsconced
llv-t clnss compartmont nnd
frr drporturo. Thon, with nn
flvo air of Horlousnoss nnd mys
Ud odmonltloiiH of caution, a
1. iKutly wrnppod In brown po
und can fully soolod, wns placed
k'elr charge.
IK they woro Informed, was th
nan diamond, and thoy were to
sU It In tho strong room of tue
where tho outer wrapping
lr stripped off, with on or
i of tho senls lntnot. The return
lib to Mio G. P. O. in Johannes-
It' w --j to be the guarantee of tb
1 authorities on board snip nav-
kaki n over tho parcel.
rurally, tho forty-odd Houm
pi v. as a most anxious time for
MccMvs. Novor during tlie
Bey was the parcel out or me
I of ono or tho other of them.
avo never exporlonced a more
sua time, and I do not wish for
nnothor like it," wns the remark of
one.
Tho original Instructions woro
cnrrlod out to tho lettor and con
gratulations were mutual. All con-
'cornod wero hoartlly glad that tho
diamond had loft South Africa.
Somo months later tho postmaster
genornl for tho Transvaal, In his ro
po'rt on tho postodlco, road at tho
legislative council at Pretoria, aston
ished the council, and, imlood, the
wholo or South Africa, with tho an
nouncomont that tho diamond had
boon safoly convoyod to England as
an ordinary roglstorod package
Tho poatmastor gonoral did not
publicly dlvulgo tho contents of tho
pnrcol which was so zonlously guard
od by tho do.ttoctlvoe. It was not
tho diamond, nnd tho public had boon
gonulnoly "bluffed."
It Is unwise, to montlon tho Culll
nan diamond now to tho dotoctlves
who spent two slooploss nights
wntohlng ovor the brown papor pnr
col. London Chronicle
o-
P, Rogers, Pros.
t. W. Hazard, Cashlor.
W. Eyre, Ass't Cashlor.
The
ilera State Bank
m vxipuai $du,uuu.
Earnings, $10,000.
ran-acts a Gonoral Banking
Business.
Imr'o Resources,
toccrtlonal Facilities,
Courteous Treatment,
and Absolute Safety
rarrants ua In Inviting the ac-
untc of conservative Instltu-
ins and Individuals who pre-
tho LARGEST MEASURB
SAFETY to extreme rates
Interest on deposits.
Catarrh Cannot Bo Cuml
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
thoy cannot roach tho soot of tho
dlsonso, Catarrh Is a blood or con
stitutional dlson'so, and In ordor to
cure. It you must tnko IntornnI reme
dies. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tnkon
internally, and nets directly on tho
blood and mucous surface. Hall's
Catarrh Curo Is not a quaok medi
cine. It wns proscribed by one of tho
boat physicians In this country for
yoors and is a rogular proscription
It Is oomposod of tho host tonic
known, combined with tho host blood'
purifiers, acting dlroctly on tho mu
cous surface. Tho perfoct combi
nation of tho two ingrodlonts Is what;
produces suoh wonderful rosults In
ourlng ontnrrh. Send for toslmonlnlfc
rree. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, prloo 7Cc
stlpntlon.
Tsko Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation.
o
Artlhtlo Street Lights Jn Cities.
In the ourrsnt rwumber of Munici
pal Engineering Magazine, City R
glneer Edwin A. Fisher of Rochester.
N. Y., describes some of the few at
tempts at artistic uh of street lights
In the United States, a subjoot In
which Saa Fraadseo Is much Inter
ested at present.
One of theee Is Los Angeles.
New
Management
Tie mai.ag lucnt of the Cap
IU1 City Laundry wishes to no
tify IU patr-as that It will bo
closed for repairs "d to In
stall new maoMaery antil tho
first of tae year. Aftsr the
first of the year. After the first
of tae year K will be run un-
McCOMBS & HAKES
Tho owners being the managers
SALEM BRICKYARD a
A. A. BURTON. Prop.
Brlek always on band, in car lot
otherwise. Preisea uno -
orde. Yard on State street, south
pentlteatJjsry. . r1"1'
or
'to
of
whoro tho start wns mudo at prl
vato oxponso. Tho city olectrlclnu of
Los Angoles reports nB follews:
"Tho first lightning by lncnndos
cont lamps on ornamental posts on
our bUBlnoss streots was tnkon ftp
by the merchants nnd proporty own
ors on Broadway working under
tholr orgKulzntlon known ns tho
Broadway Improvomont association.
This association, by means of sub
scrlptlon from proporty owners nnd
morchnnts along tho struct raised
fundB for Installing 135 enst .Iron
ornnmoutnl posts. Thoao posts nro
located at about 120-foot Intorvnls
nlong each sldo of the strcot and orig
inally had Instnllod an nggrogato of
384 condlo-powor Incnndoscont lamps.
This would bo cqulvu'ont to nonrly
37 arc lampB ior block, thoro being
twelve posts por block on this par
ticular stroot.
"Tho cost of lighting thcso posts
was assumed by tho city. Tho ox
perlmout was tried or reducing tho
nggrognto caudlo-powor ono-hhlf,
with very satisfactory results, tho
gonoral ofToct looking down tho
street bolng practically tho snuiu.
"An net wan pnssod by tho stato
loglslnturo anabllng proporty owners,
to lustltuto procoodlugs for Improver,
mouts or this charaotor.
"Tho three other prluolpal st roots
upon which tho ornamoutnl jinats
nro now Instnllod used tho nssoss
niont mothod and It has boon vory
saturaetory lu operation.
"Wo havo two gonoral typos of
posts, the four-arm and tho six-arm,
with Mlxtoeu-lnoh or olKhtoon-lnoh top
globe,. Tho six-arm poit consists
of thrno 32 candlo-powor lamps in
tho 1 S-Inch top globo nnd ono 1C
caudlo-powor lamp In on oh of tho
K-lnoh Inclosed frosted globe. Tho
four-arm post contains throo 8 can-dlo-powor
lamps In on oh 12-lnoh
glohs on tho arum nnd throo 32
cnndlo powor Inmps In tho lC-luch
top globe. It is my belief that In
view of the rapid Improvements be
ing mndo In the Inonndoscont lamps,
both ns regards ofiloionoy and candle
powor, tho lighting or Btroots, both
in tho business and rosldeuco section,
(Mm be dono quite oconomlcally con
sidering tho artistic offoot that can be
obtalnel with ornnmontal posts and
Ineandescent Inmps."
Mr. Fisher also presents a report
from Donver regarding tho orna
montal lighting of Sixteenth street,
ono of the main buslnoss streets.
He says tho posts were designed to
furnish a support for the span wlr
of the oloetrle railway system and
also to provldo for carrying tho food
wires on top, as well as to provldo
for tho ornamontal lamps. The
polt g wero sot at a distance of about
90 feet, on ouch sldo or tho street
Eleven blocks woro so lighted at a
unirorm cost of $C0 por lamp, under
a provision of the Denver Gas and
Elect rlo company. Tho expwiso Is
borne by the city at large. Tho to
tal cost of equipping this street was
ubout flG.OOO. The morchants of
othor downtown streets are Insisting
that tho new municipal lighting be
extended to other prlneplal atreot of
the city.
In Cleveland, Or., tho lighting of
the downtown streets is taken oara
of by tho abutting property owners
of buslnoss firms, costing the abut
ting owners about ?3 per front foot
por year. Tho lamps aro aro lamps
220 volts, hBng In pairs and space
about 100 feat apart.
Rochester, N. Y.. has had its prln
eipal main street lighted for several
years with are lamps hung in pairs
no Iron poles used generally with tho
railway company as trolley polos.
Theso lamps on Main street are
spaaed about J 00 feet apart on oacn
Local Wholesale Market.
Eggs 32 c.
Butter 37 V4c; fat 3Cc.
Hens 9c; young chickens, 9c.
Local wheat 85c.
OatB 85o.
Barloy f24$25.
Flour -Hard wheat, ?5"0; vnlloy,
$4.00.
Mill feed Bran, $26; Bhorts,
$20. BO.
Hay Cheat, $14; olovor, $10
12 per tou; timothy, $13 $15,
Onlona 2V6o lb.
Potatoes 85o cwt.
Hops Old, 4GGc; now, 7fl8o.
Chlttlm bark 4 Go.
Tropical Fruit.
Bannnns $0,
Oranges $2.50ft$3.00.
Lonious $4 G1 $4.50.
Retail Market.
Oats White, $28 por ton.
Wheat $1.00.
Rolled barloy $30.
Eggs 40c.
Buttor Country, 35c; crcamory,
45c.
Flour Vnlloy, $1.20 por sack;
hard wheat, $1.40 $1.50.
Bran 80o por snek; $25.50 por
ten: Bhorts, 41.10 por onck.
nay Timoiny, oouuo per owi;
cheat, 90c; clover, 75b por cwt ;
shorts, $1.10 por swt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, 4c.
Cattlo 11000)1200 tii steers
3 He
Llghtor steers 33Sc.
Stock hogs 4o.
Cows and bolters 900 1000 tt
2(02Ho.
Lambs 4 o.
Veal Dressed, 5 07c.
Portland Market.
Yhcat Club, 80 81c; valloy, 80
3Rlc; bliio Btom, 82 83c.
Mlllutuff Bran, $21.
Hay Timothy, valloy, $18$1;
alfalfa, $13.
Vetch $8.50.
Poultry Hons, ll12o; spring
chickens, 11 121c; ducks, young,
13 13 Vio; pigeons, $1$1.25.
Pork Best, $0$0.3G.
Hops 1907, 7V410oj old, 4
VtO lb.
Lnmb $3.80 $0.00.
Mutton $4.50 $5.00.
Wool 20 22c; eastern Oregon,
lC32c.
WHAT'S
worth doing Is worth doing woll. If
you wish to bo curod of Rhoumnttsm
uso Ballard's Snow Liniment and
you will bo "woll cured." A posltlvo
euro for Sprains, Nournlgln, BrulBOs,
Contracted Muacloa and all tho Ills
tliat flosh Is holr to. A. Q. M. Wil
liams, Navasotn, Texas, wrltes:
"I havo used Snow Llnlrnont for
sprnlnod nnklo and It gavo tho best
of satisfaction. I always woop It in
tho houso." Bold by D. J, Fry.
o
Proposals for Reform School Hup-
JCH.
Soaled proposals aro boroby ro-
quonted for furnishing tho Oregon
State Roform Sohool with supplies
for tho coming six months, ending
Juno 30, 1908. Lists with spoolflcu
tlons on what Is neoded will bo fur
nishod on application to tho super
intendent. All bids must be in by
December 20, 1907, and goods must
bo in unbroken packages where po-
slblo, and true to contracts. Goods
to bo delivered at tho Reform
Sohool January 11, 1907.
N. II. LOONEY,
12-18-tf Superintendent.
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