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DAILY CAPITAL JOUItXAI. BALEM, OnEGOX
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
12. IIOI'BK. Ed. nnu rruy.
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ruVH;,cl nrttf Ktcnlng BnjUrLSlem:Orfl
HUBHCmiTIOK HATES.
(InTi1Mr In ArtMtiw.)
&tffe,nr wrier, por '-- -
t,QQ Ptt nontb - .W"
. 4.00 I'r month ..o
1.0) Six month SOo
anvntAf, 1RLIVEKY.
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r aatafc-
threa
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asC . ... - v., je. Hon. Aavlum Avonuo Junction.
r Howoira Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets.
of if rocery. A. A, Engleba t, Twelfth street.
K,.ui0C;:J7 ... ,ift.-AI. Miphinncl avenue.
- awsa s g-.r-.Kss. .., i Li
JtMiaasaBaiMMaWBViaMaaWl
m1 annoyance and expense of exchange money in passing
CSrcoTathae,r;o ho prepared with . bl. nk tor
certificates could ho used In place of International ruonej ordors.
Tho saving would occur in various ways.
The present cost of transferring grid hy express Is hw.
By tho use of tho certificates tho drayage, steamer and Insurance ex
"T rhTetr, attaches more.mporUnce to -th. , ,n e; I -bllltv
which Jio believes would bo Imparted to gold, as gold bullion
wouYd be ran formed into legal lend.r without the expense and abrasion
of colnogo, and there would be. in hi opinion, loss indlspcsttlon to part
with certificates in times of urgent demand than there usually is to
parting with tho gold
CIHMHIOOP.
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Childhood in tho golden ago- every bloom a throno,
OMiRhbT In tho lanes of light ruling honuty s zone!
CMIdbood Is tho golden age ovory volco a song,
F1fln In tho dappled doll dancing Into and longl
7hllnhood Is-tho Roldon ago ovory. moment sweet
.With tho velvet dow-o'-dnwn under romping feet I
Your Duty Is to be Well.
But you cannot bo well If you neglect
taking Mood's Ssrsaparilla wben you know
you should take It. Impure blood, poor
appetite, headache, nervousness, that tired
feeling -by these and other signs your sys
tem demands Hood's. Oct a bottle today.
claw of Health "My blood ws very
poorTTfone. uaYn Hood's SwsspsrilU
Eire more color, In my fe. tePfn4 ef
well, and work Is pleMure." Mas. A. A.
BAIjHM change
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'Childhood Is tho goldon ago and it never dlos, ,
Though wo wander wearily undwr nllun skies!
ikii.n.nn.1 la Hm Kiitrfon nee Atirll all tho whllo,
"With Its lips of npplo bloom and its heart of smllel
Childhood is tho goldon ago calling with Uh gleam, . ,
Till wo wandor back again, pilgrims to its dream.
IJUIUIIIWIU "
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IWIPM)Vi:US' 1.1 AM MTV.
tf7yeflVntwoaKoconBroonaolhI rii o.nployen.' liability law, np
mlLm i 'III inroad, engaged In InUmrtaNa oommorM. which th. .u
mrnmfe tmtirt had Just held to bo unconstitutional.
W7h "ini.;:. of the la, was that tl 'ndnrtry ...o.,M hr h. bur
Icn of noeld.nU ooourrinK In oarrylng It on unto In oaaea In whlah tliara
was & ohvh.. nila or ruck... on I bo part o ' Wr
.nmldeyu. and It virtually did away with th. "follow atrwmf doctrln. of
nTri-nnii- wara brought by th. rolatlva. of two railroad .,..
plji JK SL klllwl. but th. law wa hid qooUUiUo.I by
thn low.r court.
Thnl dfol-loH m now Im anlfiiil.
Moat nf i. on gonwal iirlnolpUM. will rogr.1 that th. fmntllM of the..
Mr juua not no rli.r. allhouish w. way doubt whotbtr la any ea the
teWi would lv. left much inurli fur th.ni iihIh. th. oxptii-M of the
nlt wtf. bora, by win. orKanlwllon. ....
wwaht. bowovw. to r.Joie. that a halt ban bu umd. la lb. prog
nm of th. polt-t of roadlng Into th. constitution Unit whl th. .pl-
iKvar put Hist. , , ,
..." vL.i -.. n.,M.mn rjti)iliuc with wlileJi eourU tmm able to
SuMIfy aay coaehitUou to whlib tbsqr ds-lro l arrlv.. all who aro famil
iar with th. hhrtory of our tov.ram.nl know v.ry woll IndowJ that tu
VM)pi. avc latoailMl tu eoatar aHa eoniroaa th. poww io bjgltJat. In
Wjet i .ii.Hlor.ra' UUHMy within tk. tsjparato stats, awl that If th.
Minurta shoald hold olhU- ll would b. Jodia-nuul. law.
WH IHI SOT WANT TO I.IVK I'.VUUH .ll'IKIICMAIMC LAW. '
IT H NOT KAIMI I.WV. IHU'AfRH IT IH VIUTUAI.I.V lltllKlMCAI..
Allhlt ANI I'XCIIANfMliXIHiie.
Till! O.VIA SAIMt UWV IS THAT. i:.VA(THI HV 'I'll II IMtOPl.K
TI1IIJ)IIIA'I(N Olt TIIIHII milMtHRICNTATlVllS IIIM.Y AUTIiniU'.KIi
Tltllltlfm.
It thai law had ta ah.'d by tb coarta tt woaW bar. lr.n eon
sroa. iwotrwl owr tbla ratlre braMh at HvbdaUoa for lb. wbol. "
nv tt lbn Is ao railroad coajnaay and ir Important bsdnMilal mpkh
HhHat wblrh ar aH saai4 la iatswstatM ao.asn.rof.
ira H-luti of tb. law la na nsajr b. rlgbi.
irti diIU may be admirable.
U may v.a b. Wswt that tb. ..bjwt sboabi b. oteMd wttaia tb. juris
HoUoa tt roara.
JlHi aaitt tb. aoiW bar. plamd It tbav. by tb. prooaaats marked
nut la tb rvajUtatlaa for vstMtlag a.k trarpQOM tb. JarbmltUon ahoull
vnatata la tk atataa.
lud au tw iHMNt nataiad It woalO hart bn bat tb. it.ppluK -unw
a (Kiitrr meruaHimU oa tb. pona. of tb. atatw.
Tkrrettt au doabt taat thi-r. ar. many very raaokst. ma. lib. Vittai
ItiHK, sMsaiaa wr aatlnaal lead.ra who ar. dellaaraUly worklaa t i-v
tani th imwm of tb. Maral gwvrnnHNii b jadlrlal us.rplloa
Tb.) dwipts. la w of iumu uf our Mat. lovvriimrata an I -
m )M s4 fevtlvtn m i x thruar.h th. fwdrJ arm.
n Hutu & Mien nuut'.vu i'im tiiihustuistopstatk(.)V.
HltNMIINTH, II W jmiiriAl I'Svl'sWIOX IS XOTTIIII WAY TO HUM
1I 'Wl KVIU . .
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TIIKUld0Tlll WQItltll, ...
la tbv,.,rrat masft of In. JagtiMrtai &&& AbMad.r
ljw fcM an riM. . atutsi -fU UefMasM4 Mni.saisai of Us. Wi
? tKfL th Hl,,cb h H. aad aoiirwly Brartl
In Worat Form-" I had catarrh Inthe
woSnoroi and T wTn ad rlae.1 Uo trr Hooda
8nDrl U. I took aeren bottle ana am
now lb iood health, ljiop. everyone who
Em iatirrh will elve Howl's a ttArtrM.
Mas. Wiluam MtroALr. I'arkerford. I'a.
AlwavH Praise-"! first took Hood's Sar
aa?lrTuay 13 yelr aro. and slwafs speak ta
favor of It." H. Cowdma. M7 Terry Street.
Lowell. Mass.
Hood's flaraaparllla Is sold everywucre.
In the usual liquid, or In tablet form called
Saraatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre
pared only by C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
Halo Notice.
Notlco is hereby given that, under
tho provisions of ordlnnnco No. 200,
I will, on tho 16th day of January,
1908. at 2 o'clock p m., at tho pound
In ho city of Snlom, sell nt public
nuotlon tho following doscrlbod im
pounded animal, tewlt:
Ono iorrol pony, 5 or C yonra old;-
w.lght 800 pounds; bald face and
has whlto hind foot.
Tho ownor of sold animal can have
tho sam. by proving proporty nnd
paying tho i.gnl chnrgea and oxpon
sea of taking up and keeping, otc,
nnd In dafnuk thoroof for five days I
will procMd to soil anld animal at
public miction, as provldod In ordi
nance No. 429 of tho nforosnld city.
D. GIDSON,
City Marshal, Salem, Oregon, Janu
ary 10. 1908. l-10-5t
ONLY ONE WAY TO
RETAIN HEALTH
Young Man with New Theory Says All Depends 04
Momacii.
L T. Cooper's theory regarding
tho human stomach Is rapidly becom
ing a topic of unlvorsal discussion.
.. inima that the human Btom-
A verv nterestlng meeting was . . ., ,.mft iiron Ically dcrangeu
hold by Salem grange, nnuary 11, at by mojcrn conditions, and that sick-
grange hall. Three memuers were ncss generally j iu .v.....
added do tho roll. Tho officers for
tho year 1908 were Installed as fol
lews:
M., F. C. Davidson; 0., F. A. My
ers; L Mrs. A. V. Davidson; S.,
Mrs. Bella S. Fletchor; S., John W.
Hunt, Ass't S., C. L. Weaver; Treas.,
If. 0. Fletcher; chaplain, Mrs. Emily
Doise; 0. K., Bro. Morris; Pomona,
Sister Morris; Flora, Mrs. J. W.
Hunt; Cerea, Maud Weaver; L. A.
S Magglo Weaver. F. A. Myers,
doputy for Marlon county, and Mrs.
A. V. Davidson, acted as Installing
officers.
Salem grango during tho year past
baa added several nhmos to (their
motnborslilp, and the prospects are
DEPOSITORS
in tiic
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT
of the
Capital National Bank
Arc requested to pre
sent their pass books
for the purpose of hav
ing credited the semi"
annual interest due
January 1 st,
Jos. II. Albert, Cashier
t ,,. interview, whllo intro
ducing his medicine in a leading city
Mr. Cooper said: "There is Just one
way, In my opinion, to maintain gen
eral healtH, and that Is by building
up tho digestive organs. Tho vast
majority of Americans today have
weak, flabby, distended stomachs.
ThlB has been cnused by many gen
orations of over-feeding and lack of
exercise, until today tho ontlro civil
ized race Is nrfected. This Is tho
truo cause of most of the fll health
of today. Little can be done to re
lievo It until tho stomach Is onco
moro brought back to normal condi
tions. "t nm uiirrnssful bocnuso my prop-
momuomup, nnu mu piunum . Dmi
brlnght for an Ineroaao during the nratlon puts tho tiloinoch In sound
nroBont yonr. In tho afternoon of condition, aim ni i
our next regular meeting an Invlta
'I
tlon is oxtendod to all who are ln-
toroatod In the work of the grnugo,
to moot with us.
Mrs. Clara H. Waldo. locturor of
Ibo stato grango, will ba prosont nnd
will glvo an intereatlng talk on th
grntigo. Othor spoakors will bo pro
vided and nlao u literary progrnm.
Tho meeilug will bo held In grange
hall corner of Commercial nnd Cen
ter streets, tho second Saturday In
February, afternoon. All Interested
are cordially Invited.
ItHPOItTEtt.
The Man Who
Looks Ahead
No man ever saw pronpcrlt
Hhead of him except through a
bank account. The mun who
succeed U th. man who looks
ahead and plans for the ftitui".
lit rvalue that mnuey Is abo
lately essential If -he intends :o
rise In the world. A small sum
will open a bank account. A
bank account establishes credit
Good credit opens the way to
all thing prosperous. Opeji
an account wllh the United
States National Hank today,
aud lay the foundation of a
fortune
U. S. National Bank
No" doubt cltildron regard parents
as a groat responsibility.
0-A.JSTOXt.x.zau.
,if.a Kina you nan mw vm
Bisnths IMainBTWMnwaJlj
1L. nntif wnt k e OAmnA .aha .
IIIO u.llj nJ V" cn-uutu KOIIPrai aj
. . ..-... .. ' !
permanenc gooa neaun."
AmuilK umu I'luiuinun- nu.i.
who have recently becomo convert
l finnnnr'a flionpv la r
I.U VlU"l"" " ".rf .a .lir, 1.
Ilowey 01 1 1 n lo nussey tr..
Binghamton, N. Y., who says: M
had stomach trouble for about lit
years. After eating, I would bem.
bloated ard has a distressed feollt
ll" "' --.-. .... nuuiQ Jj
accompanied by heartburn, and
renched the point whoro I could ne:
cnJoy my meala at all.
'I tried different remedies In ,
ortorc to ium renoi, uui wunout .
cess. Aftor taking threo bottles ct
Cooper's New Discovery I am entlrt
ly cured. My stomach doe3 ao;
bother mo In tho least, and I cancti
anything I Ilko. I can checrfaiij
reccommend Mr. Cooper's medicine tj
anyone nfllictcd with stomach ceo.
plaints."
Mr. Cooper's medicines aro mar.
Ing n remarkable record. We wj
thom.J. C. Perry. ti
iUIUSEMKNTS. "
Tho KIliiRcr Orand.
Auditoritun Roller Itlnk.
Morning, nftomoon nnd ovenlot
sessions.
Tlio Vntidette.
Moving plctttros nnd IllustraW
Bongs, ovory afternoon nnd evcnltj
oxcopt Sunday nnu Monday alter
noons.
Dr. Stone's
Drug Store
The only cash drug storo In Orogon,
owes no one, and no one owoa it;
carries large slock; Its shalvoi,
counters aud show cases are loaded
with drugs, medicines, notions, toilet
articles, wines and liquors of nil
kinds for medicinal purpose.. Dr.
Stone is a regular graduate In madl
olne, aud has had many years of
experience In the practice. Consul
tations are free. Prescriptions are
free, and only regular prices for
medicine. Dr. Stone can be found at
bis dniK store. S-ilem. Or,, from 6
in tne morning uuui : hi niKni
SALEM BRICKYARD
A. A. HURTON. Prop.
Drlck always en hand, in car In
Ot- othorwlso. Pressed brick Did
to order. Yard .on Stato street, louti
of pontltnntlury. -7-MI,
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Cough Remedy
AIOU-TUYmt
Coughs. Colds
CROUP
Whooping Coufh
l9nrrnf
UronvhilK
SORt THROAT
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Prices 5c. 50o, $1.00 Sold t
first 5lnss drugglsta everywhere.
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j OUR COAT AND SUIT SALE
It will certainly pay you to attend this sale and purchase
one of our suits or overcoats. The prices
are so decisive that the actual cost is not con
sidered. The famous
oavuu ot other aatloaa
t i tat! !(! teosler Ik
iab,i
Bishop's
Keaoy
i anorei
Clothes
a m
Mat'
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MICHAELS-STERN
FINE CLOTHING
icnu. tun 0,
Regular pccs ScHs $ 1 0 to $25
Sale prices Suits $6.50 to 5 J 8
Regular prices Overcoats $10,00 to $27.50
aIe P"c Overcoats $6,50 to $22.50
Salem Woolen Mill Store